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Noise. in the Head, the iai naid psssins a ae
aerved In the urine, and many other Mtespes.
that lead " insanity and death. sl,s7---''
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INyTIruTI,
will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred UoIiArs foy
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTQRATlvn'
under their special advice and tIeatinenp win
found IN u, THE ENGLISH MkDICAI. IN.
sTiTUTE treats all Private Diseases succSssfrllys
without mercury. Consultation Free Tier
us Of urine, o. 90 Price Of Vial Restc, Attire,
" CO.. bottle, or four timesth' maptty, N0W
sent 70 any address on receipt OF pres OF q u r.,
lno G. 0. d. sent without 81 enclosed AZ . gnsr.
namo u desired, by ENGLISH MEDiUAI
'rsriTUIE, us Olive street. 81 Louis, Miss6ud
Wholesale Agenta w. II. HOWELL d BRO
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COTTON

The receipts Of cotton in this city during
the past week have been liberal, and to-day
they reached II bales. p OF which came BY
rail to the following parties for b. Never,
from Ferris; for kealey Bros, from Lew. Is.
vile, and for ], NJ. Gross. 6 Tor A. Show.
der, for ], 7, Balton, and I for II. S. Kim.
brough, from Mesquite The shipments
were only loo bales for Lightlool 4 Co. by
the Gulf Colorado & Santa Ee. Prices
IN THIS country have advanced generally all
round; in New York sixteenth. in New
Orleans and st. LOUIS an eighth, and AS
this Is May-day no reports we're received
nom Galveston. In Liverpool the market
is steady, although futures show q
good advance. In this city prices
went up quarter aud middlings are now
quoted AT ~ Quotations below show the
true state of the market, and prices paid BY
buyers and spinners' agents;
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than has i0qUeutly been offered at twice aud
even three times the money. rhe msnufactur-
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Perfect
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s~pk IQeKNK On vAux. OF FaAacx
ass made US his sgents for the state Of Texas 70
ss, ma nssss.inpg rsnsd xs,asss c.nsy
Very Gus debility. loss OF manhood and al Aip-
lreu diseases should 81 once procure hi EereulA<
,rom which TO learn the caese Of the diseasos
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~ o. through Us BY your drprs il, OF yex prasl
; he neyer. falling remedy
cRowDus BALDWIN a WILLIAM
wholesale prnsSists Dallas. Texas.
Nv retsil AZ Howell q Bros and Zach Tolivsi
Illustrated Marriage Guide go pages riclA
aud silt binding. 50 cents; same In paper GOV
~ cents. Manhood. 70 cents; womsnhocd.
cents pamphlet ecnts securely sealed, b
mail send money or postage sismps. Dr..
WHITTIER the great specialist si7 81 ohnss
street, ST LoniH No
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Saddle Treea Leather. Collars, etc

least so far as local business Is concerned.
The passenger trouble is in about as bad
shape MS before, and there appears no pros
pect OF an early settlement of the trouble
A special to the Chicago Times from New
lork says; In making his preparations
for n prolonged absence from the country,
Mr.. Gould has carried into execution a
seheme by which he will control through
the Missouri Pacific nearly all the lines OF
railroads ia which he is directly interested,
and thereby he will prevent any inter Ter
ence with them by spectators who misht
seek to take advantage OF his absence The
Missouri Pacific now leases the Missouri
Kansas & Texas and the So. Louis, Iron
Mountain Il Southern, and the former con-
trolls the International Il Great North.
ern, while the Iron Mountain has leased
the Wabash, st. Louis x Pacific, This
brings four lines under the direct control
OF tue Missouri Pacific. The Texas & Pa,
cite at present partially occupies an indie.
pendent position: but IL is hinted that dur.
ing Mr. Gould's visit TO the southwest ar.
engagements will be made to place this more
completely in the Missouri Paciiic's sys.
tenn. Then all five of the Gould roads will
be controlled by the Missouri Pacific, aud
II viii be beyond the power OF any other
railroad combination to disturb them. The
stock OF the International 4 Great Northern
was exchanged for Missouri, kansasS Texas
on the basis OF one share of the former tor
two OF the latter, and the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain X Southern stock was taken up
with Missouri Pacific ON the basis OF three
shares ct the latter for four of the former.
Ii Mr., Gould brings the Texas & Pacific
into the Missouri Pacific system, the latter
will control Z, 2tiS miles oi road having a
combined capital of Sl5G,553 600, and a
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CURE YOURSELF

Dr. Bohannan vegetable curative" IL war.
ranted to permanently cure all TOMS OF sperma.
torrhca or Seminal Weakness, General Leblliiy,
lmpoency. ETC., aud restores "Lost Power and
brings back the "Yonthfnl Vigor Of those who
have destroyed 1t by texual excuses or evil
practices In from two 10 seven weeks time. This
Iemedy, which has been used by DR.. FohRpnrn
In his private prsotire for over thirty years WAS
never known to fail In curing even The worst
CASES, II Riyes vitality and impaiis eDergy
with wonderful fleet 10 these middls.seed mon
who feel a weakness beyond their years. It's In
vigora'ing properties are ieltM once YoDng
men suffering from the ccnst on, bcts OF thai
dfeadiuily destructive habit Of Self Abu,e can
use this medicine with the ASSURANCE Of u speedy
and PERMANENT cure. The rH,ient Rainr
strength and elasticity Of spirits AZ 0nte, "a Il
acts directly on the arts affected ~ a toc,hint
and healing tonic and anodyne 10 tie relaxed
seminal vescles and irrilattd ducts, !mpartDf
power and tone and restoring them 10 their mai
ura' state the same as II the Laneiul habit had
never been INDUCED in. The ingiedit mis- arc
simple productions Of Bstnre--6hIkr, foois
herbs etc. and are specific for the above dis.
cases.
~ Price, Five Dollars, sent with fnll ilNo
tions to any address. For sale only Mt DR.. O. A.
Bohannan's office, No. 62l North Fifth .bcct
netween washington avenue and Green street.
st. Lonis. Mo. Established 1857.
~Dr BIS "Trtatlse on Special D teascs,
which gives clear de!ineation Of the nature
symptoms, means Of cure ETC., Of uYIHILIy
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ETC.. sent YkkE 10
any address uDon receiptof 'na s'amn
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Sold by All Druggists.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a nsver.failine : al
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, stmi
nal Weakness, sptf.
ma,orrhpa LO ST
MANHOOD lmpo,an.
.ey. Paralys, and fail
lhe terrible effects OF
Self Abuke. youthful
70 lies al d exeeskes Ia
'matirer "a ars--such as
|Loss Of Men ory, Las.
|simde, Nocturnal Bmis.
sion, Aversion u Roci6-
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Total. .......,.,.......,.,l6 2 62S rs
This exceeds one halt of all the throulh
rail shipments of the year. and though all
the goods do not go TO the p aces indicated,
very large proportion Of them do. The
list OF goods shipped is large and sugges tive,
embracing amongst other things the follow
ing goods; Blankets, books, brandy, but.
ter, candles, canned goods, cement aud
plaster, chocolate, cigars, clothing, coffee,
doors and blinds, drugs, fruits (dry and
ereen), glue, glycerine, hats, honey, hops,
laths, lumber, machinery, nails. naphtha,
nuts, coal oil, whale oil, onions, pelts, pota-
toes, raisins, rice, salmon, salt, shingles,
silk goods, slaves, sugar, tallow, tea, yege.
tables, wine and wooden goods. The com.
pIelion OF competing roads to Portland, or
elsewhere, will not make as much difference
AS supposed. What, with q railroad running
from the Central Pacinc away into Oregon,
we will be able to supply towns up almost
to Portland itself as cheaply almost as they
can be supplied from the metropolis OF
Oregon or any other commercial centre"
An exchange says; Thirteen years ago
the Pennsylvania Railroad company deter
mined to test th q relative merits Of English
made and Pennsylvania made steel rails
They selected from among the English rails
what Is known as the Barrow rail and
placed by the side of 1t rails from the
works of the Pennsylvania Steel company.
Several days since these rails were exam
med, when, IL is said, it was ionnd that
those made by the Pennsylvania Steel
company were superior TO the others Here.
after the company will use none other than
the Pennsylvania Steel co pany's rails,
and ty.nine.pouId rails of this make are
being put down on the main line.
Ga the 23t instant the stock of Brazil
coffee in first hands in this country was as
follows.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

Having pitched our tent among
strangers, we feel that it will not be
out of place to briefly give our impress :
sions of our new home.
A stranger stopping here for a day
or two OILY. and taking but casual
look at things would ge: no adequate
idea of the business transacted at
this place, for the beople are not I'm.
modestly given to blowing their own
horn as the residents Of some towns
are. We understand that there are
between thirty and forty business
houses including Clarksville at one
extremity Of the town and Greenwood
at the other. The business done here
| in general merchandise is immense.
We find all the business men energet-
lie and in keeping with the times.
The saw milling business has sssum.
ed large proportions of late. The
religious and educational advantages
are of the best. The w. d W. H. K.
Co., has done all in it's power to build
up the place. They have construct
ed one of the most beautiful and
co,nmodious warehou ses here any.
where on their lines, in fact it excels
any on the road with the exception
| of Goldsboro. Both ladies and gen.
tlemen dress Hastily and the society
| is OF the best.
Nature has done great part in
decorating Scotland Neck with love.
ly shade trees. Splendid drives are
ON every street, especially Main. I'm
provements Of various kinds ar. 60
| ing on daily. In fact Scotland Neck,
in our opinion, is one OF the incest
and busiest little towns in eastern
Carolina.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

tralized Power at Washington City
in which the Monopolists and Pluto
Gratis will have the controlling power,
in place of the Republican form OF
government, as handed down to US by
our forefathers, in which the people
are the actual rulers. The South pre-
fers to manage it's own educational
interests. It does not propose to put
the management of its schools into
the hands of q set Of radical office
holders, who. if vested with the pow
er, would not hesitate to destroy sep
arate schools and COMPEL attendance
and in this way force upon US. what
they have long desired-social equal.
ity with the negro. The tendency
toward Capitalization is growing
stronger every day. At the North it
is very common to hear men speak
contemporary of States Rights.
The liberties of our people and the
perpetuity of our Republican institu'
tions are seriously threatened and
it is time our best men were up and
doing.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

WHAT Scotland Neck needs to
awaken new life and hasten her prog.
TESS is a cotton factory. Scotland
Neck ia situated r,gh: in the heart OF
, great eaton country. and there ia,
20 d"ubs, plenty Of money living
die deep down in the pockets of
home Of our wealthier citizens which.
I thus invested would bring more
business t" the place and give en-
Pioyment tn many who now stand in
Aeed 0f 1t. Let some of our business
nsn set the ball in motion. All that
. aesded is the requisite amount @,
enterprise and capital. We would he
pleased I" hear from some of our cit,
Gems OH the subject.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
ROTTEN NEST EGO.

There is scheme on foot in the
North. especially among the Republi.
cans, to give the National Govern
ment the power to run the education.
al machinery of every State. The
Pennsylvania Republicans some time
ago declared in favor of distributing
the snrplus revenue of the National
Government among the States upon
the basis of population to be used bv
each to help educate its children.
Now at first glance this might seem
very generous and acceptable, but
deliberate upon it and get into the
truth of the matter and you will see
that it is "a rotten nest egg" 1t is
no desire to see the Southern people
educated that prompts this action. It
ls merely another little game to dupe
the South. Their purpose is obvious.
~ two'fold, Capitalization and a JUS.
LITIGATION of the High Tariff, but the
former holds precedence in their cor.
rupt hearts. They evidently think
that by offering Ito give as a gift
that which has unjustly been taken
from US, that the Southern States
will be so blind to their own interest
as to sacrifice State sovereignty by
accepting it, and thus allow the gen
eral government to get control of GU,
educational machinery. No intell,-
gent Southern patriot can for a mt
nent favor this Federal interference
'or' 1t is nothing more nor less thar
q sordid desire on the part Of IN,
yankees to Bring about . great Cen.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

Two elections have already been
held this fall-those Of Kentucky
and Utah, the results of which our
readers are no doubt familiar with.
Other elections to take place this fall
are as follows:
Ohio. October 9, for Governor and
other State officers and legislature,
and upon three proposed amendments
to the constitution Of the State.
Iowa, October 9. for Governor and
other State officers, part Of the Sen
ate and full house of representa-
|tives.
Connecticut, November s. for b alt
the State Senate and full house.
Pennsylvania, November 6, for au'
ditor general and State Treasurer.
Virginia, November 6, for part OF
rhe State Senate and full assembly
Maryland. November 6, for Govern.
or, two other State officers and legis.
lature.
Massachusetts, November s, fol
Governor. State officers and legisla-
ture.
Mississippi, November 6, for mem
bers Of the State Legislature.
Nebraska, November 6, for justice
of the Supreme court and regents OF
the State university.
New Jersey, November s. for Gov
ernor part Of the Senate and a full
house Of representatives
| New York, November 8, for secre-
tary Of State, controller, treasurer
attorney general. engineer and sur
veyor. and both branches Of the leg
islature. and upon a proposition tc
abolish contract labor from the State
Iprisons.
Minnesota, November 6, for Gov
ernor and other State officials, snc
upon three proposed amendments t.
the constitution of the State.
We will of course give the result,
of each AS they transpire.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
s17NnAY's News & Observer" con

SuNn.r's News & Observer" con.
tains she following brief and surpris'
Ing aanouuceApent:
RAL,EIsH. August Is, 1888.
adopt this ,,nethoi OF stating that am
no longer member Of the Republican
party, nei,ner do l belong to the liberal
party. | may give my reasons
heresf,ter for this course.
W. W. HOLDEN.
when such men - Holden, Elk.
Treasurer Jenkins, Ex-Gov. Brogden
and others We could mention, re-
nounce the Republican party, it is q
true indication that There is some
ehsng rotten in Denmark
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

WALL STREET, New York, was
khsken to its very centre a few days
Liuce by the failure Of G.. w. Baliou
Co., a very prominent banking
house. II naturally caused intense
excitement % the stock exchange
Ind an uneasy feeling IN business
.,rc,es The firm has been rated by
Ehs financial agencies as having a
.snital of from >750,OOO to $1,0oo''
MO Such is life in Wall Street.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
We learn from 4 reliable a,,-

VIZ learn from Z reliable source
MAJ 1"sf" are at present nearly thir-
IS Thousand native North Carolin;ans
Tesinln1 in tue State of Georo;a No
'"ao' That In ! measure explains the
prosperity of that State. The i'm
nsnss number of plucky and energet.
y young men who have left their own
= 1--WE hearth and the sweet assoc;a-
D OF their earlier days within the
Astt CIV years is deplorable to con-
temp ate. Had they remained in tho
Ststsn their nativity and worked
nth ths same Zeal aud vim, Nortl
yCarolinx would to-day be in a mucl
mare prosperous condition than sh
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

In the absence of the editor. por-
kion of our last issue was run OF with
Major j. b. Mails name still appear
Ing "a manager. Thi, was q mistake
and we feel that it is due him to apol-
k,uizs f:,r it IN our columns. AS our
ke~..rs know, Maj. Meals name has
appeurea ss manager for the past
Eight months, AMI the many friends
BIT the paper will, no doubt. share the
regrets Of the present staff that his
Connection with it Is now severed.
+. h. II.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
Tus ,post excellent illustration o

THE ,post excellent illustration OF
khe workings and maneuvres OF tue
radical leaders is presented in late
k.aitiop OF that spicy periodical
E.pu,s." Grant. Conkliag. Kelly and
,,h.r distinguished Republicans are
teprss.n,e.i ae training their guns on
! he peopie, while an enthusiastic
heuch,uan runs up dag bearing the
followin. ins:ription--"Up with the
fariff And Down with the Working
Inoo.'
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
First Glass Restaurant.

T KEEP A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU-
i rant at my old stand on Main St., near
the Brick Mill. Lodging can also be had.
Meals at oil hours. The best the market
affords Will be given you served up as
well as i'll any similar house in North
Carolina, and at as reasonable ra.es.
Beef, Fish, Oysters, &C., always on
hand at the lowest figures. Meals my
also be had at all hours at my other
stand, fret doc; Sor h of K. A b COX {.
cordially invite and ask the pa - age
of the people. will guarantee Sd ac-
ton. JACOB D. HILL.
Feb. s, 23-tf.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

WusA will some Of our State ex-
Ehanxes realize that ''ainging muo
b not argument. Personal squaooles
|houll ~ settled priv*tely and not
|hr,uxh the medium OF tie press az
no reader likes to he bored Win ~ha'
koe.s 40. interest him.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

ACCORDING to Bradstreet's report
hora we're ia failures in the Union
urins last week. During the cores
londinq week in 1882 there were l4o
,hile III 1881. same week. there were
nlY "a.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
NOTICE !!

DERSONS wishing to buy. sell, lease,
i rent or exchange real estate any
where in this vicinity, will do we'll to
with us. i
D@- Terms moderate.
KITCHIN & DUNN,
Attorneys-at-Law-
Scotland Neck, N. C.
June 10Th. 1882.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

In the production Of copper North
carolina is only surpassed by three
ktates-Michigan, Arizons aud Ver'
aont. The yield in North Carolina
h 1891 Was about two million POUNDS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS acts like a charm
on the digestive organs,
removing all dyspeptic
symptoms, such as tast-
ing the food, Belching,
Heat in the Stomach,
Heartburn, etc. The
only Iron Preparation
that will not blacken the
teeth or give headache.
Sold by all Druggists.
Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
See that all Iron Bitters are made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore, and
have crossed red lines and trade
mark on wrapper.
~wARE OF INVITATIONS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

Gov. Holden renounces Republl'
Isnism.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

~ We DESIRE A CORRESPONDENCE
EVERY SECTION OF OUR COUNTY,
ND WE WOULD BE GLAD 10 HheHi' =
Ny ITENS OF INTEREST FRoM ANY
HE DISPOSED TO FAVOR US.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23

Boston, November 26, 1881.
Brown CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen For years have
been a greatsufferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief (having tried
everything which was recommend
ed) until, acting on the advice OF
friend, who had been benefited BY
BRowN's IRON B1rrERs, ! tried a
bottle, with most surprising results.
BrrrxRs, everything ate distressed
me, and I suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since tax
ing BRowN's IRON BIrrHKs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. I am practically another
person. Mrs. w. J. Flynn,
so Maverick ST., E. Boston.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1882-1884, 1883-08-23
SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, want or
Appetite, Joss Of Strength
lack OF Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-13

government. For come years the Oaeen has
been mild Abelieyer in Spirituah-m. She
thought the spirit OF her dead husband used
TO sssIst her IN working out questions which
P7rPiexed and Sometimes aonoye3 her. since
the death OF her fayoriie servant. John
Brown, she has been very much depressed.
aud finally II was necessary TO remove
her to Balmoral, where some Of her hapoies'
days were spent with the lover ami husband
OF her youth.
Il sm told thai some very pathetic scenes
took place at her last visit there. She seemed
to Zee. the actual presence Of her dead Prince,
snd talked as though he we're by her side.
The, and other occurrences, frightened
and alarmed her daughter Beatrice very
greatly, and she insisted that some Of the
other members of the family should come
down at once. The life Of Princes Bsatric
nut be someihiog dreary beyond words.
But, to resume. II was telegrspbed from
London, by the ambassador OF Z great power,
TO hrs sovereign. on Wednesday last, that the
sbdcation Of the Q leen Of England WAS i'm
pending, and would probably occur very soon.
From any o.hsr than this most reliable
source l should doub- II. The Queen mes
chung 10 the visible eudowmenls Of the throne
with such enscity, that she must have great
~ changed before the thought was besrsble
But the breakdown OF Of her health has bsen
followed By melaucholis OF the the most pro-
nouuced type. 1t seems moi. to be generally
known that the trouble with the Queens snee
comes IRON large ulcer, Of scroiulou' and
cancerouAature, that has formed under the
knee joint, which, in spite of all that can be
done, Is eating its way through muscle and
nerve to the bone, and her condition is very
serious indeed.
The abdicatiou of the Queen and success.
zion of the Prince of Wales as Prince Re-.
gent, would change the whole condition oil
English politics. He would be a very popu.
lar ruler, as he is strict Liberal, cpriou,
political faith for Eogla nd's coming King
The old Tory party would be torn to bits, fol
IT would, OF course, be loyal and to be so woulC
have TO adopt the very things it deiests th,
most. Well, nous Usrroas"