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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

In six months of 1873, from
May to October, the total reve-
nue. receipts Of the Fifth District
were S574,354.67-an increase
of $215, 65O.69 over the CORES
ponding time in 1877. The
Salem Press says: In addition
to this large increase Of revenue
the following property has been
seized by w. H. Wheeler, Col
lector, from date of disappointment
September l, 1879 to October
25, 1878: 81 stills, LOO gallons
whiskev, so still caps, 1874 gal
Ions of brandy, SO still worms, S
barrels Of whiskey, 1927 beer
stands, 63,71O gallons of beer,
1900 gallons of singlings, 6 to
bacco factories and contents,
1858 pounds of tobacco, 7 wa
CONS and harness, 2 mules and 5
horses.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

Mr.. James II. Foyles, mailing
clerk of the Messenger in 1871.
and who ielt for Texas about six
years ago, after trying that
State for that length OF time,
came TO the conclusion that
there were no better lands or
talrer prospects for an indus
trlous man to make a fortune
than was afforded in the old
North State, and last week be
passed here In a wagon en- route
for beaufort county, having
wagoned his family all the way
from Texas. lie says that
thousands of people have emf
grated from OTTER States into
Texas that would now be glad TO
ret back to their old tramping
grounds. We wish friend James
iod speed on his return TO the
I'D North State.-Nssse5,qer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

TURKISH PRovEkBs.-Never a
sigh falls to the ground. God
makes the blind binds nest. A
smile answers every tear. Where
there is a soul there is a hope.
An orderly house is blessed.
Aims are a silent prayer. The
heart is a child that wants what
1t secs. Every accident gives
advice. Chance is the best ill
PRODUCER. Man without judg-
ment ship without anchor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

goes 10 the top of a 70 M. The
chi fimpurity, the carbonic al |,
falls to the bottom There is
nothing SO efficacious in reno
wing the lower strata of air as
the ordinary open fireplace. es-
pecially if there is a fire burning.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

Charlotte Observer: Last nighl
the proprietor of the Central
Hotel ran over his his register
and found that he had about
fifty drummers in the house at
that time with three trains to
hear from......E Eight or ten per
sons have agreed to join the New
Orleans Mardi Gras party, and
others will doubtless determine
to go before the time for depart
ure arrives......Mrs Mary Moon,
the revivalist, has gone to Dur
ham, and will commence a Sc
ries of religious meetings there
next Sunday......The following
postoffices have recently been
established in this State: Red
Oak, Nash county; Meadows,
Stokes; Greer's Store, Watauga;
Idols Mills, Ashe. Pickettesville,
Arson county; Edwinstonville,
Rowan; and Warrensville, Samp-
son, have recen ly been discon-
tinued...... Night before last,
Gray Toole, the co,ored barber,
and a negro, who is known in
the city by no other name than
"Cuffy," had a desperate encoun-
ter in John Schenck's bar-room.
The origin of the difficulty is
not yet known, but during the
progress of it "Cuffy" plugged a
knife into Toole's head, inhicting
what was at first believed to be
a fatal wound. He also cut
Toole on the wrist.
Oxford Free Lance: Two
prominent Granville Repub,i-
cans, eX-AJtorney General T. l..
Hargrove and ex-Sheriff r. G.
Sneed, had a fisticuff in Oxford
IN Saturday last.......On the
evening Of the Sth inst. the resi-
dence of DR.. James Hicks, near
Wllllamsboro, caught on fire
from the chimney, and would
most probably have been burned
TO the ground but for the oppor-
tune presence Of Mr.. VIM. Jen-
kins, of Henderson, who was
passing along the road at the
time. He climbed to the top
and succeeded in putting out the
fire, and in SO doing his hands
were terribly burned. They
want a charter for a road
through this county from east to
west. passing Roxboro, a link in
the Pie lmont & Plymouth road.
The idea IS to tap the Raleigh
& CASTOR road In some point De
tween Ridgeway and Franklin
ton, via Oxford, if possible. The
people of Person are moving in
the matter of railroad through
the county.......Mr, Burroughs
has introduced in the House a
bill to establish a new county,
to be called "Gilliam," composed
of portions of Granville, Warren
and Franklin. Petitions against
1t are circulating.
Raleigh Neus: The uttering
Of bad money must be fast be-
coming a popular crime in this
good county Of Wake, for in ad-
dition to the numbers of coiners,
or would be makers of false
specie, already hauled up, the
authorities yesterday captured
another. There must be mil
lions In it, somehow, to judge
from the number Of those en-
gagged in the bu siness......Thu
far tbs year only nine fertilizer
licenses have been taken out
from the State Treasury by
manufacturers. 1t is stated on
reliable authority that (6.1O) six
tenths Of the losses that have
accrued in this State since 1873,
have been caused by over-insur-
ance and incendiaries, and so
were the losses of 1873
that about twenty companies
retired from the State, saying,
as a reason, 'that they were
tired of building up the Waste
places IN North Carolina"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

,ton vo:ed to r,tain >mithfeld
n het capital.
Mr.. c A III OF Salem. is
al linz I" h bullding of his
agricultural works.
Col l. L Polk viii deliver
the commeLc>m ent address at
Rutherford College.
Milton Chronicle: Montfort
McGehee went 10 Richmond last
week to consult DR.. Mcclure.
+. R. Stamps. Esq, has been
chosen Chairman Of the Board
OF Penltentiary Directors.
Goldsboro Messenger: JAS. K.
llin,on. charged by IN coroner's
jury with the killing Of Jacob
Smith, IS still at large,
Married, at ST. Clement church
IN Rlngwood, February 18th. bv
Rev. A. S. Smith, Mr.. Ii. S. Har-
rison and Miss Mamie 5. Garrett.
Col. John Mcdonald, of Raj
eigh, who discovered HAYES,
guesses that the Rad. ticket in
1880 will be Sherman and Fen
ton.
Goldsboro Messenger: During
the recent cold spell, a regro
boy was found frozen to death
on the road in Pikeville town
ship. His name was Enus Colpy.
Senator Ransom's health is
very much improved. He is
represented by a correspondent
as looking and feeling much
stronger than for several wears.
Southerner: We learn from
Jos. Dupree, ESQ that a difficult
ty occurred at Pitt Court last
week between Mr.. A. Forbes. a
witness, and Col G.. w. Johnson.
a lawyer, in which Col. J. vas
"Worsted."
Mr.. John Calling has been
elected President of the North
Carolina Home Insurance Com
pany, w. H.. Grow, Vice Presi-
dent; W. S. Primrose, Secretary
and Treasurer, and Pulaski
Cowper, Adjuster. The company
made $4,000 clear during 1873.
Salisbury Waterman: Our
young toWnsman, Woodson, has
out a new selfacting car coupler,
that also uncouples without go
ing between the cars or leaving
the platform. 1t is a good thing,
beyond a doubt, very simple and
can be made as cheaply as the
present link and pin.
The Charlotte Democrat states
that Col. Wharton J. Green. of
Warren county, has bought the
Tokay Vineyard in the Vicinity
of Fayetteville, and will become
a valuable citizen of the place.
For the land and grape vines
and about 5000 gallons of wine.
he paid $4,000.
The assessed valuation of pro-
perry In Winston and Salem is
10000 900, and each, separately.
about equal. The number of
citizens subject to poll in Win
ston is $40, while in Salem the
number is only about 100. The
two towns consolidated would
make a city of over 1000 in
Winston Republi-
can.
The price of guano seems to
be a sumner to farmers all over
the country. We are GLAD to
see that they are beginning to
open their eyes. Meetings are
being held not only in our State.
but in the other Southern States,
in which the farmers resolve not
to pay the high prices of foreign
fertilizers, but make their home
fertilizers at a much less cost
Wilson Adrance.
Charlotte Democrat: We are
pleased to e that the farmers
of the surrounding cOuntry aro
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
EpBUaRY 30, 1871
. BOARD of Agricul tEre, tmniIsra
ton and Statistics.

y.xcE. Governor and ex oficio Chair
G. KERR, State Geologist ana eA o'h''o
nlpeI R,TrLE. President State Agrlcuitura
I. DAAt az l,ticio member OF the Board;
leg. AZ uaIT President State Agricuitlral
NJ MY ~ eY oficio member of the Board.
''iT B. AILExASDER, Master STATE he Gf Enasd. T.
IL anu cppS If Edgecombe county.
IL. ! Evans. o Cumbe land county.
:EoN pA' RoBISsoN, secretary AMI Treas
II eoor of Briggs Building
- \ O.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20
Good, very Good.

GOOD remedy for burns is
eamposed of salicylic acid and
oEye oil one part Of the ACID to
sfteen parts of the oil. This
mixture should be applied to the
Nm twice a day. At first 1t
csIses a smarting, but this soon
nasses off, and the remedy VIII
81 found very effective in heal
;nc the liberated surface OF the
buru.
ATt NAV be laid down as a gen
"a rule that it would be better
n dispense with fire in a sleep
inc room, unless in cases when
fbe poverty of the blood may re-
ouire such artificial heat. AS,
during sleep, the system throws
off an unusual amount OF waste
matter, it is of the greatest m
nortance that the air be cool and
pure.
You can tell by an examina-
ton of the pulse whether a per-
son is sick or not. An infants
Dulse is $40; a child of seven
vears about so and between 20
and so wears it is 20 beats a min
ute. At ~fourscore it declines to
about 60 beats a minute. If the
pulse is constantly above 20 it
IS an indication of an unhealthy
condition of the body; there is
fever and Inflammation some
where. If the pulse is over 20,
for months, and there is slight
cough, the lungs are in some way
Infected.
On examination you will prob
abIy find that your Indigestion,
as in the case of many others. IS
directly due to over-haste in eat
ing. The habit that many people
have acquired of boiling their
BOD is at the bottom of much of
The dyspepsia SO prevalent of
hte years in this country. Eat
slowly, no matter what may be
the demands that are made on
YOUR time. 1t is far better to
Axe a little extra time from your
b~pslness, to properly mastlcate
your food, than to run the risk
Of becoming a dyspeptic by not
dolng SO. 1t would be we'll if
the body and mind were at alb
dilute rest for at least half an
hpur preceding the midday
meal. Time for rest should also
Be taken after the meal.
Heart disease, in many cases,
2 traeeable to hereditary predis-
pslllon. 1t is, however, some
ZINES brought on by causes that
0uld withal be avoided. An
afeebled, nervous system, cold,
and dampness conduce to it. The
constant breathing of impure
ar Is, also, a frequent cause of
nart-dlsease. Confinement in
@dly ventilated houses, work
snops and factories, has much to
g with heart affections. In
eme cases, disease of the heart
produced by violent and con-
hued exertions, such as lifting
mmaVy weights. The use of alco-
@Ilc stlmulants is, however, a
1ore frequent cause of heart dis
Sc than over-work. Alcohol.
It's indirect effects on the
@uScular structure of the heart,
reolsposes, especially if the per,
- using the alcohol is advanced
~ me- to fatty degeneration Of
ms.n mtar'' and of its great blood
49, preserve your teeth you
MnunLo use a moderately stiff
4sn thoroughly at least twice
eImornlng and night. Soft
- oIood-warm and a mere
IN, Of the best soap are the
i requisites besides the brush.
" tI are generally injurious
Ile enamel. Strong acids,
e%InonJuice, are destructive,
"e mingling of hot and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-20

GRAINS OF ~GoLD.-Appear-
ances are dectiving. Judge not
hastily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH TO TIE DISPATCH


700 AT THE NATIONAL. CAPITAL
- muerE HUNDRED BILLS INTRODUCED IN
.ascpEss YESTERDAY FIRE in NEW
.~ueSs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
S-,pc1A TO ARKANSAS AND TEXAS
,rnrToS CROP IN NORTH CAROLINA AND
,r,r.:,S,A EXPLOSION AT THE PITTS.
,ny PA. COAL MrNE--CoNGRESsIoNAI.--
prsolrrIoNs OF SYMPATHY FOR SUI:
ScptSG IeELAND-DisAsTERs TO THE
- nr7cEsrER. MASS, FISHING FLEET;
rp,pr,TL, LOSS OF L!FE-DEATH OF A
,poyrSENT CITIZEN OF NoRFoLK-END
~ THE KAsRGAR REvoLT-BAkBARoU
u,,pc,..ps IN ENGLAND--Loss OF THE
STEAMSHIP RoscoMMoN AT sEA-sEVERE
WEATHER IN EUROPE, &C. ...s
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Ely Telegraph
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK December 9.-Cotton nominal: sales
Ala bales: uplands, 13 7-16c.; Orleans, l3' Ice.
Southern 1ouI firm; common 10 fair extra. 1875
SSic. better unsraded red, 81 40Gsl "a: No. 8
No: rea, 5sxi e9Ea s.; better Ua: ;1d
Ikc. better: No. 8, soc. Hops dull and uncha n2ed
Coffee unchanged and quiet. sugar-Raw dull and
@1ossc.: crushed: 1oNc. Molasses-Foreign duh;
Rosip QUIET ut 81 50. Turpentine steady at 4Okla
Ale. Wool fairly active PoTk h,sse5 and fairly
active; closing weak ut si2;7S9sl5.2o;; -, Middle:
and s ssGs h ed sna h na s s
key nominal. Freights easier.
BALTIMORE.
s BALTIMORE. December 9..Flour steady, strong,
and Unchanged southern wheat Steady; western
shsr s1d Yo
81 5ss Ssie5a ganuar "
airy, si5s@sl 5s!i. Southern corn higher and In In
fsr 2eow ss@ssc oas % Southern
47a4Sc :; western white ami Pennsylvania. At
-64Sc Provisions easier'without quoahle change.
l0GlOYc. Whiskey firm at s1.14@s114k.
Frefghts dull and nclsuged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, December 9.-Flour firm; famf.
$ si fsaey choice W5'e itFSSS co
e eam "a at si4. Lard dull at 81 s2s Bulk
meas aud bacon dull aud unchanged: Green meats
quiet and unchanged. Whisky active and firm st
Sill Sugar easier; hards, 20lsSi lie: New Or Or,
leans, 7RG1SKc. Hogs easier for light grades, but
FIR n for heavy; common, S3.75MS4.35: ilghI,
S4.4 O6*4 80; packing, S4.650S4.SO; butchers
g. s0@s4 90; receipts, 2,720 head; shipments
ST. LOFTS.
ST. LOUIS, December 9.-Flour irmer: d0uble-
extra, IS 85@s5.s so; tresIe-exrra, S5.90@$6:
family ssg5@sSlo o. What s sigGeaT; a Na red
ary; No. FED isli. 1875. Corn oprned higher
and declined to 37XG? &c. cash. 37S@3Sc. Decem-
Der. Oats dull at $3.50. Whiskey steady ~ $1.l l.
Pork lower ut s13 62H Lard frlnar at $50;
nothing doing.
LOUISVILLE. December 9.-FIour frmer. Whea
firm at sl.2S@$13o. Corn hgner; white, 45hc.
3sc Pork stronger II S14.50. Lard strong: tierce
S1c,; key, 9kc. Buik-meats strong; shoulders.
&c: ribs, 6S(G7c.; sides, 7h@7 TIC. Bacon-None
here. Sngar-cured hams, loH@llc. Wlrskey higher
~ CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December 9.-Flour frmer but not quo.
tabiy higher. Wheat active, firm, and higher; No.
, red winter, $3.50: No. z Chicago spring. .2S%s
RSl 2.3& cash, Sl:29hGsl 80 Jangary; No. Chi
and ana higher higher; - G42sc; cash. Axe. January.
Uals fairly active and shade higher at 36a@3 6c;
active and lower at $40. Ru no is, easier
shoulders. 1915; short ribs. $50; short clear,
nt e Close.- Whea, strong and higher; S1.Sos
December: 81 31h January. Corn strong and
higher 42e CASH 4Sc. Jan9 as ! J ssrSnR orS
strong and higher at $13.75. Lard IN good demaRd
and &C. higher.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY; December 8, 1879.

Il
& sALEs.-5.00o Virginia consols sold at 54g.
e GopefagpeHt Seeurttfea.-U United States ANS,
los hid; Uaiisa States q. 1927 bid. -.
asked: Virginia consoIs, 23H bin, 90 asked Viz.
einia fundab1c, 5k bid. asked: virysnfa deferred
@ bid, IL asked; Virginia interest certificates, 90
CITY Securities. -Richmoud city s,s, j. and j.,
123 bid. l24 asked: Richmond city 6's. and J.,
Ratiroad BosdsGvir,: J: &C ceatra! Railsoad
na csTs Railroad q ap Sr mo aGa sd VIZ
and j. lo2 bla virginia ce4 ola Rai'Toad
s's,, j. and j.. I02 bid: Virginia and Tennessee
j., los bio, log asked souhside Railroad third
mortgage preferred 6's, j.. and j., S7k bid, sex
asked; Petersburg Railroad first lnortaase s's, j.
and J.,I115 bid, 120 asked; Petersburg Railroad
Mississippi and Onto Railroad certificate, io3 bid:
Reh
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac kai'road mort
gage rs, J. and j.. 1os bid: Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad first mortgage 6's. NJ. and N, 81
bid: Orange and Alexandria Railroad SECOND mort
gage 6's, J. and j., OF bid: Orange and Alexan.
bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad fourth mort
gage s's. and S, 32 bid Orange. Alexandria and
snnd @ e11s 70 and
dated e's, N. and n. 9e bid, SO asked; Piedmont
Railroad first mortgage g., 4; and o. l9s bid !;
first mortgage Ss, j. and j.. los asked e.. c. and
A. Railroad first NOR rs. COX bill, 1u0h asked;
G., land A. Railroad second mortgage rs, 81 bid,
S5 asked.
Canal Bonds--James River and Kauawha Canal
first mortgage g., M. and n, So bid, 60 asked !;
james River and kanawha Canal second mortgage
6's, NJ and NJ, IL hid.
Railroad StockS.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 90 par. IS bid: Richmond. Fredercks-
burg and Potomac railroad common. 100 par. 45
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road per cent guaranteed. 100 par, 95 asked !:
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Z
per cent; guaranteed. 100 par: 95 bid; 100 asked
Connection Railroad stock, 20 par. 70 bid; Rich
mond and Darvile Railroad. 100 par. 80 bid, 30
| asked; Seahoard and Roanoke Railroad common,
100 par. 90 lid; Seabnald and Roanoke Railroad
guaranteed, 100 par. 95 bid.
Canal Stocks.-James River and Kana~ha Canal,
| 100 par, asked.
| Bank Stocks.-NatIonal Bank OF Virginia, 100
par 81 bid, a5 asked: State Bank OF Virefnia. 90
par: 30 askedi Union Bank of Richmond, SO par,
20 bid.
| I,lsurance Cnmpantes.-virginia Fire and Ma
rine. rs par. 32k bid, 35k asked; Virginia State,
25 par. 20 bid; Virginia Home, 100 pr; 95 BID,
| 100 asked: Merchants and Mechanics. loo par, 81
bid, SO asked; City, 100 par, sSH bid; Granite
Hisceilaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 80 bid. lC29 asked.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Robbed and CIuboed TO Death


LONDON, ONT, December 9.-On Sunday
morning last the farmhouse OF Richard
and william Needham, brothers, in Lon.
don township, was entered by masked Dur-
glars, who stole $500 aud dubbed the two
Needhams so mercilessly that both are eX-
pected to die.
Steamer Capslzcd and Six Men
Drowned.
LONDON, December 9.-The steamer
Roscommon, from Liverpool for Havana,
has been clpSized and sunk. Six OF hei
crew were drowned.
Belgium and the Vatican.
LONDON, December "a dispatch from
Rome to the Pail Mall Gazette says Car
| dinal Nina, the Papal Secretary Of State
writes to the Papal Nuncio ut Brussels that
The Holy See has used all efforts in the pas,
| to avoid conflict, aud that further overture;
are inconsistent with its dignity. Carolina
! Nina instructs the Papal Nuncio to return
to Rome at once il the Belgian Government
recalls its Ambassador to the Vatican.
| Brief Foreign Items.
LONDON, December 9.-The cattle plague
has broken out on the Island OF Cyprus.
| C.H. Getting & Co., merchants Of Lon
don, Buenos Ayres, and Montiyedeo, have
suspended.
| Brennan, after bis release, addressed
crowds from the window Of his hotel. HI
announced that whatever he said at Zolla
be was prepared 10 say again. His word:
were loudly cheered.
| LONDON, December 9.-Heavy snowfall:
are reported throughout Germany and Aus
trian Switzerland, and from Paris, Madrid
Brussels. Florence, Bologne, Milan, Genoa
Venice, Verona, and Rome. At Nantes the
river Loire was frozen.
LONDON, December 9.-Severe weather
continues in Great Britain and on the con
! tinent.
PARIS, December 9.-The municipality Of
Paris has voted 100000 francs for the relief
OF the poor.
LoNI,oN, December 9.-The London cor
respondent of the Manchester Guardian
saws he le arms that the Kashgar revolt has
ended bv the final and complete defeat OF
Hakim Kahn of Tura, witt, the loss OF l,oO(
killed.
PARIS. December at 8 o'clock this
morning the tb, ,rmometer (Fahrenheit) indt
Gated SO above zero in Paris. and in some
of the suburbs so below. The Seine is
frozen. -,
declined to form ne W ministry, and senol
Danoyas del CastelIa has again neen sum.
moned by the King to carry out the TASK.
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Fearful Destruction of Property and
Loss of Life.

BosToS, December GA carefully-pre-
pared report from Gloucester, Mass, sum-
ming up the disasters to the fishing fleet
from that port this year, shows unprece-
dented destruction OF property and loss Of
life. In all 80 vessels have been lost and
24O men drowned, leaving s9 widows and
2I9 iatherless children. Thirteen vessels
went down and AS lives were lost in the
February gales alone. So overwhelming a
calamity could not fail to awaken general
sympathy, aud $4,000 have been contribu.
ted to feed, clothe, and shelter the families
of the lost mariners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10
noUsE UP TIE LIVER 1T 1T Is DOR

D0USE UP THE LIVER 1t Ii IS DoR-
AO MANT, and avoid q train OF sH winch - u''
otherwise ensue. Among. anti-bi- 4oes tes4sine'
none rank SO high as Hostetter's stonaeh nas.ef''
1t speedily banishes those paths In the s'on Oh 'he
affected organ, the sellowness Of the sk n' naast'
vertigo. and sick headache which attend = ollio''
attack. bilious subject, amer brief COZ, ree u
this capital liver sitmn!ant aud inyigorant, u "
that his tongue Is no longer furred In the mornin
his breath is grown sweeter 1 hun bred iIexplica-
Bile sensations NO lcngerrnake his i miserable his
bowels have acquired the steadfness of awel-fegu-
lated piece OF mechanism, and he can sas With q
hearty appetite and good digestion. = becanse
The Bitiers assists nature in her efforts TO back
the disordered liver and bowels 70 thsiF normal
condition that II iecomplishes such remarkable
cures. de 10-WfwjF&M
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

COOKING-WINESa and BRANDIES,
JAMAICA RUM and SCOTCH WHlSkEY,
TABLE SHERRIES and PORTS, our own import
alton;
FOREIGN and AMERICAN CHAMPAGNES,
FRENCH, ITALIAN, and AMERICAN CLA-
REFS;
CHARTREUSSE, ANNISETTE, CURACO, and
EAUDE VIE DEDANTZICK CORDIALS;
WEYMOUTH UtaIian Wlne);
APOL LENARIS, BIERRESBORN. CHLORINE,
sTRONTEA, and BELMONT MINERAL WA
TIERS, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
dc Observation-Disclosures
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STARVING and desperate Indians.

NEW YORK, December GAN Uttowa,
Ontario. special says the Indians around
Fort Mcleod, N. W. Territory, are getting
very desperate and troublesome on account
Of their starving condition, and the troops
are under arms ID anticipation Of an attack
on the fort. The Government will either
have to fight or feed them this winter.
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Election i'm Boston--women Voting.

Boston, December 9.-The municipal
election to-day resulted in the reelection OF
Mayor Prince DemorraD by plurality OF
2,7G3 The feature Of the election was the
presence OF women at the polls, where they
were courleousIy treated, and where they
voted for members of the school commit
tees nearly, il not quite, up to their regis
tratiop, which was nearly one thousand.
Out of Difference to them the polling places
were never so quiet and orderly as to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-10
Emigration from Georgia.

ATLANTA, December 9.-To.day forty emf
grants from Meriwether county passed
through Atlanta for Arkansas aad Texas,
where they will buy land. The emigration
fever is rising in Georgia. Very low rates
are offered.