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Tea Culture in North Carolina.
About cno week ago wo published an
flrticlo relative to tea raising in North
Carolina, anil stated that Mr. W- D.
.jjjjtlj, of Fayetteville, had entered euc
.eSwfally in'" its culture. Tho name
fc!l0Uld have been Mr. Jamei M. Smith, as
tke following letter will show, which wo
.uib'ish entire, as containing items of
much interest to tho people of this sec
tion :
FAtciTt-wiJE, N. O.. Feb. 7. 1871.
, ..,.,r: .TfHTRIAT. ! I Wn6 TOO to COtrtJCl
,,.iit error. I notice in your
Zr
an
article headed
in which you
a
issue or the bin
Tea liaising on the
ive me credit for euo-
caring earn1) for ns. I have but a few plants
.ml they are fcina.ll raitod, or I my say grow
i"C from the eeid which was planted a fow years
nee. James M. Hmitb, my brother, rear by,
has s'uececdad well ia the growing of the Chinese
Tea riant, anl he also sua "teds well every year
ia curing the leaves for making tea. and when I
p to you that the tea mad" from hia plants,
cannot be excelled for delightful flavor, I culy
ay what many can testify to
Ihe plant tha' he first tried were sent him
frim Washington Cily. before the .war, through
tho Undoes of Warren WwsluW, decoased. then
our representative n Congress. De has increased
the number largely from seed saved from the
Srst plants-all arealike good the old and the
neW thero being no djfforence between the first
'.lauts and those grown since from the seed. You
will see to whom the credit belongs of Tea Cul
ture in thi section of country. Give credit to
fflKim credit is due.
While on this subject I will state a few facts as
toachiDg th9 Chinese Tea riant, which may be of
i-itereat to boius and stimulate som" one to grow
hia own tea. As early as 1818 Mr. Junius Fmith,
of Houtii Carolina, oommsnceu me growing oi
t'liij plant. Llo f'juud it to thrive well in his
tec-ion of that btato, and also that it was quite j
a hardv plant, and that it stood the ooH weather
well. On the 15th of April, of 1849 or 1860, we
had quito a fall of bdow, which extended down as
t'-.T Sjuth as South Caroliua. how much farther
I do not now rtmomner, ibut I well remember
th.it the trees were we'l covered with foliage and
tht all were killed, and that many of the yor.sg
native trees were much injured by the snow
at;ove referred to. After the fall of the snow I
wrote to Mr. Jauins Mn'uli, of South Carolina,
to know how the Chinese Tea Plant stood the
suuw. His reply was that they were not in
j ued. i know thtm to be hardy and easily
raised, and can see no good reason why every
luau in this country cannot grow his own tea,
and more too, if he chooses.
The Chinese Tea Plant is an evergreen very
pretty, having a fair and tender leaf. It bear
an abundance of seed every year and grows six
to eight leet high. Any one wishing seed, I
think may be able to secure the same by applying
in time to Janna M. Smith, Fayetteville, N. C. I
am not authorized to say so niach as to the se
curing of tea seed, but feel that it cau be as I
t-t a to.
IteapcclfuUy yours,
W. D. PMITH.
Tax Association. And that to carry this
resolution into effect, an Address be issued,
signed by this Committee, inviting indi
viduals in all of the cities and towns in tho
United States to form an Association, and
that tbis Address be published in the news
papers of this city, aud distributed to
other oities and towns for insertion in
local papers.
By order of the Committee.
Mlkon Winslow, Secretary.
ADDRESS.
To the Citizens of all the Cities and Towns
in the United States :
A tax unpopular among allc-larscs, in di
rect violation of the provisions of tho Con
stitution, has been laid by Congrof-s upon
the people, after the period iixed for iu
limitation by the terms of the former act,
which declared that it should bo levied
and collected until 1870 and no longer, had
expired. Every effort was made by peti
tion and remonstrance to prevent Congress
being guilty of such a breach of faith, and
such an act of injustice, as to impoee this
burden on tho people for any Jurther pe
riod. These have failed. Tho tax is again
imposed. Popular feeling ia aroused
thoughout the Country to resist it? collec
tion. An Association has been organized
in New York to take proceedings to test
the Constitutionality of the Act. Xiarge
numbers have joined the Association. The
movement has been hailed with approba
tion in every part of tho laud. Associa
tions similnr to that in New Xork are be
ing organized iu other Cities. It nly re
mains necessary to make tbia movement
general tbiouguout tho Country, and that
Associations organize m overy City and
Town, that tho people by a united effort
may rid themseJvei of a burden unjustly
imposed.
ihe law imposing this Tux cmiuot b3
sustained if the quentiou of its Constitu
tionality p brought before a Judicial
Tribunal. Let the people assert their
rights and no lopger consent to be op
pressed by an unjust law. Tho Anti-Income
Tax Association of New York, cor
dially invite Citizens in every City an 1
Town, to join in the movement which
thoy have bo successfully inaugurated.
Associations when organized, and their
officers elected, cau correspond with tho
Set retary of this Association. All infor
mation or papers they need either in form
ing their organization or carrying out their
Reported for the Jourral.
An Act to 'lianaUr from the North Caro
lina Uallraad Company, to the Atlan
tic and North Carolina Railroad Com.
l-any, and to Consolidate that Portion
of the North Carolina Railroad Between
4,(llloro' with the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad.
STATE NEWS.
The fruit crop all over tho State prom
ises a bounteous yield.
Gov. Caldwell has gone to his homo in
Burke county for a week's visit.
In Newbern, on Saturday last, the ther
mometer reached 'JO in tho shade.
Gen. John Tyler, a son of the late Presi
dent Jvler, was lately in Weldn.
Roanoke river has subsided and Weluon
is happy over the prospect of plenty of
llsu.
The Rutherford Star (Radical) is ia a
weaving way. It threatens to suspend un
less it accounts :iro paid up in two weeks.
Tho body of George Arthur, colored,
drowned near Newbern on the lt inst.,
has been recovered.
A company has been formed in Western
Pennsylvania to build a railroad from
Pittsburg, Pa., to Charleston. S. C, via
Lincolnton and Charlotte, N. C.
A correspondent of tho Raleigh Seuiintl
proposes that the people of the State ob-
t-erve a day or inanKsgivmg ior delivery
from the tyranny of Holden.
Capt. John R. Williams, formerly of
this State, and late of Warrooton, N. C,
was shot in the head, but not dangerously
wounded, in a fight in Baltimore a few
days ago by his partner in business, J. E.
Frenoh.
The Raleigh Sentinel my s that tho Grand
Jury have found a true bill cgainst Solo
mon Frazier, charged with getting lire to
the Forestviilo Paper Mills, a short time
ago. Tho trial is set for to-day.
Tho Sentinel learna from a friend in
Wilson, that the people of that couuty are
iu eainaet upon the subject of Convention,
acd the veto of Gov. Caldwell, and the
extra judicial opinion of the Justices of
the Supreme Court have had bat one ef
fecjt, end that is to intensify the feeling for
Convention.
At the last term of Franklin Court,
Judge Watts sentence! some 16 negroes,
convicted of barn burning, to 6 months
imcriiioument. Tho taaie Radical Judga
has lately sentenced two white men to 2
years hard labor in the Ponitentiiry for
Ladies will find relief from their Bcaach?,
j Costiveuosf, rTwimminK in tho Herd, Co'io, Hour
ing a doe-: oi
plan of operations after they are organized ! stealing a runlet of molasses and a few
Sec. 1. The General Assembly of Noith
Carolina do enact, That it shall be lawful
for the Stockholders of the North Carolina
lUilroad Company at any meeting held
within fen months af tor the passage of
this act, according to the Charter and By
Laws thereof, to transfer to the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad Company all
that portion of the North Carolina Rail
road between Goldsboro' and the passen
ger depot at Raleigh with all the rights,
franchises and privileges owned and pos
sessed by the said road therein.
Sec. 2. That at any meeting so held the
proposition shall be submitted to the pri
vate stockholders of eaid N. C. R. R. Co.,
that tho Baid N. C. R. R. Co. transfer to
the Atlantic & N. C. R. R. Co. all that
portion of the N. C. R. R. lying between
Goldsboro' and Raleigh. As an equivalent
therefor the Atlantic fc N. C. R. R. Co.
shall admit the N. C. R. R. Co. as a stock
holder to the amount of six hundred thou
sand dollars and bo entitled to voto there
in, in the proportion of tho stock owned
in tho A. & N. C. R. R. Co., and said vote
.shall bo by rroxy, elected by tho N. C. R.
R. Co., at'its annual meetings. This trans
fer to go into effect upon the acceptance
of the proposition contained in Section u
by the Atlantic Sc N. C. R. R. Co., and
transfer indicated in Section 1.
Sec. 3. Tuat the tariff of rates for carry
ing freights or passengers 02 that portion
of the said road between Raleigh and
Goldsboro', shall be the same whether the
s;iid freight or passengers are destined to
or from Newberne or Morehead City, and
way stations on the Atlantic and N. C. R.
11., or to or from Wilmington or any way
station on tho Wilmington and Weldon
rt Tl.. and cnual facilities shall be furnish-
1 lnth said roads in the transfers of
freight iu furnishing and transferring
through cars.
Sec. 1. That af-jsoon as practicable, after
tho passage of this aot, and the acceptance
of the loregoiug prcpsmon oy tue pnato
stockholders of the N. U. li. Ji Co., a
meeting fchall be called of Ihe stockholders
of the Atlantic A N. C. R. R. Co. to con
sider the transfer herein provided for, at
which meetinc this question shall be sub
mitted to tho private stockholders : That
tho N. C. R. R. Co. shall be admitted as a
stockholder (tho arnpunt of $600,000 dol
lars) of stock and be entitled to vote
Knrain in tlm nroportion to the stock
,raA in inn A. .t N. C. R. R. Co.. and
wnuvu . - -
n! an nnuivalent therefor the N. C xi. 11.
Go. shall make the trausfer to the Atlantic
& N. C. R. R. Co. of that portion of said
North Carolina Railroad between Uolds
hnrn' mid
n. That rortion of tho N. O. R. R.
lvincr between Goldsboro and Raleigh
thus transferred to the Atlantic & Is. O.
R R. Co.. taken in pursuance of this act,
8hallbo subject to the samo pledges and
imnn.l in the eame manner to the holders
of the bonds of tho State issued for the
Vmildinff of the N. O. R. R.. as the State
strwk in said Comoanv is now bound.
fi. That if the private stockholders
r,f thfi North Carolina Railroad should not
at their first meeting hereafter accept and
onrnAn r. tn the consolidation and transfer
herein provided for, or if for any other
cause the same be not carried into effect
within six months from the ratification
horAnf. the nroDer officers of the North
Carolina Railroad Company are hereby
will be furnished them. Such association
can then join us ia forming a United As
sociation for the wtc-lo Country.
By the plan of u United Astociatiou,
small organizations can share the benefit
of procf clings taken by the General Asso
ciation which they could i.ot conduct at
their own expense. This moreover eives
importance to the movement in showing
how wide spread is the feeling of opposi
tion to the Income Tax turoughout the
Country, and it will produce an effect upon
Congress such as tc&y lead to a repeal of
the act even before they adjourn.
Nathaniel Sakds,
Benjamin B. Siiehman,
Paul, N. fcfroFFoRD,
William II. Guion,
Anson Phelps Stokes.
Fxecutivo Committee.
Mikon Wis .'slow, Secretary,
27 Chambers street.
New Yor. , April 8th. 1871.
other sinil aiticles from a negro.
Janieo P. Ho'lman and James M. Utley,
two vouui ruea of Wake couuty, charged
with Ku Kluxing, and up for trial before
the luesent term of Wake Court, have
ri;J an affidavit for the lemoval of their
case to another county. The affidavit sets
forth that the defendants have reason to
believe that tLv-v ca-no& obtain a fair and
impartial truiat in Wake county, because
of the uiojudiees of tho people, und the
packing of the jury by the county ofliciala.
Humors 1' Holler Skating.
The Tallahassee Floridian says the (skat
ing season iu Jaoksonville closed on the
evening of the 25th nlf., aud the occasion
was celebrated in a very interesting as well
as amusing way. Mr. Chas. Bowles was
awarded a golden skate medal for the best
amateur skater in tho city. The most
awkward skater, Mr. II. Alien, receiviug
a cup, which was presented by Ben An
drews with the following characteristic re
marks :
Sir Allow me to beg your acceptance
of this elaborately ornamented tin cup
fdone in lampblack by Herr Ingrain.) lo
yon has been rtnanimously concoded the
distinguished honor ot ooing tno inoso
awkward gentleman in the riuk, The in
trepid pertinacity with whicu you Kept
your right foot on the lloor while its fellow
was executing impossible una preposter
ous flourishes in the air, has won our side
splitting appropriation. The frequent and
rapid manner in wuicn you acuumpuoueu
the difficult feat of sitting ciown naa ex
cited our highest admiration, while vour
unparalleled imitations of a spread caglo
were fearful to behold. Tako tho mug
and fill it."
Mr. Allen glided graoefully forward up
on the terminus of his tunic, and, looking
lilanrilv nn from the floor, resoonded : I
accent tho skillet, and if you will fill it I
. i t
will swill it," and Mr. Allen sat uown ton
tho floor.)
A Holden Wedding.
A eorres nondent tells of the celebration
of the gc lden wedding of Mr. Vincent
Hamilton-, in Bracken county, Ky., last
Monday, t which twenty of the wedding
guests were present at its anniversary, one
of whom was a groomsman and another
one of the bridesmaids at tho wedding
fifty years before. Tho aggregato ages ot
the twenty mado, l.i.JU years, wuu an
average of 70 years. Among the guests
was a bona fide cousin of tho President aud
son-in-law to Mr. H,, and a former .slave,
freed twenty yeara ago, who came all the
way from Canada to see his old master.
One of tho x?emarkab' features in the his
tory of the aged groom s family is that
Mr. Hamillou'a grandmother Jived to the
acre of 107. and he had two daughters who
saw four great-grandparents and two natu
ral aran.lmoihers. several 01 me guet
O . .... . T .. 1
nrnapnt at tho celebration liau seen jauiei
r.nnnA .vi1 Kimmi Jventon. and the whole
aged assembly were remarkably youthful
looking, active and cheerful. The house
in whih tho pleasant anniversaries were
conducted was the samo in which Mr.
Hamilton and his wife were married., ana
where thev now live. He hid been a great
hnnW in hia dav. and buck-horns, large
and small, take tho place of racks in every
room of the house.
Charlotte is destined in the future to
becomes a erreat railroid centre. The fol
lowing is a list of the roads, completed,
hnildiua. or oroooaed, which the Democrat
is confident will be in operation at the end
of tho ntxt ten years:
lat. t he Charicf.e, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad, c mp2eted.
2d. The North Carolina Railroad, corn-
Dieted.
3d. The YU., cnar. & litun. liaiiroaa
(Eastern Division.) partly finished.
4th. The Wil., Char. & Ruth. Railroad,
(Western Division,) partly finished.
5th. The Atlantic, Tean. & Ohio Rail
road, nearly completed to Statesville.
Cth. The Rjad from Charlotte to Lan
Custer 7th." The Air-Lino from Charlotte to
W7eld0D.
8ih. Tae Air-Line from Charlotte to
Atlanta; wil! bo ompleted in about one
year.
(Jlh. The Air-Lice from Charlotte to
Danville, Ya.
10th. Tho Air-Line from Pittsburg,
Penu., vu Charlotte to Charleston, 0. U.
11th. Tho Bead from Charlotte to
Hickory Tavern or Newton, recently char
tered by the Legislature.
Mail Routes. We learn that the fol
lowing maii contracts were awarded on the
olst ult., according to proposals fcfcretoiore
advertised :
Route No. 5.069, Fayetteville to War
saw, daily, to J. F. Logan, Ashe County,
N. C.
No, 5,007, Fayetteville to Clark's Mills,
weekly, to E. J. Pennypacker, Wilming
ton, N. C. n ,
. No. 5,071, Fayetteville to Shoe Heel,
weekly, to E. T. C.lemmons, Silem, N. C,
present contractor,
No. 5,072, Fayetteville to Lumberton,
to J. C. Blocker, Cumberland Co.
No. 5.073, Fayetteville to Harnett Court
House, to J. C. Blocker.
No. 5,025, Fayetteville to Wilmington,
by Cape Fear Steamers, semi-weekly, to
O. H. Blocker, Fayetteville, present con
tractor.
These contracts go luto effact on 1st oi
July, for four years. We learn that J. Kj.
Blocker's contracts will probably be trans
ferred to Mr. E. T. Clemmons. who may
also get some of the others. Fayetteville
haglc.
Tho New York Home Journal announces
the interesting intelligence mat jhiss
Nellie, daughter of President Grant, is
engaged to a young naval officer of promi
nent name and ol unexcepuocaoie peu-
fctoruach, l.eeHesBn&f a, etc., c ,
mono' L,iver iteKiator.
feraons Inriofc in uuhta'tlw
avoid a t bH.ioua ttacku 1 y
Simmona Livei Bg J.a'or occa?i
the Liver in healthy ac:iuu. It ghould Lc uttd
by atl pe. oii8. old and jtuaj;. Ii is uot un
pleaoiiit, 14 a purely vegetable ccnipociid, is cot
ioinrioui to the mo t 1! 'I cate c-tetitnticn, acd
wi;l krep the Liver in Lna- by .etion.
f For Ccutfiie, L'-ronchitie, nd Consumption
in It car !j maze, iijthiu eqoa'ts Dr. Pit-rce'd
Alt. Ext. oc Gulden Medical Di?c jvery. It ia
alo a grea bloo 1 purihar and ttreggth leetoier
or tenie, aul fur "Liver Complaint" aad Goo. ire
Ojndilion of the Uoweis it h3 no equal. So.d
by druggiata.
An KiltDiltd Fopularlty. "Browii'i
BaoscaiAL Tbcches" have been ofore tho pub
lic mtoT t &r 3. Each year nnda them m new
Iccalitifcd" ia various parte of the world. The
Trochee are prououEced universally superior to
all other articles used for timil&r purposes. For
relieving t'ooghe, Colds, and Throat Distant
the Troches have been proved re iable.
1 anger nead.
A ("inwlft pr.ark may kindlo a flrre that will
consume a city, and email ailmenta uegleoted,
may end in fatal tisordera. Beaaiioj thia fact
in miad. lot tho rt aymptomi of debility or
nervous prostration be met promptly with in
vicoratinir treatment. Foremost among the
vegetable tonics of the age etanda Hoetetter'e
Storaicb Bittera, and w ienever the ital powers
saern to languish, or there ia any reason to sue
pcotthitthe animal functiona essential to tie
sueter.atioii iud purification of the body are im
perfectly poi formed t'lia icvaluablo iuvigorant
and antiaeptio ehould at once be reaorted to
ncligeetion always r.roduc?s weakuf ea of the
hodilv nnwura. Sometitnea lo happens tnat ine
appetite -tmanda more food than the stomach
cau d Rest; though not mate, ptrhip -, than is
required to keep up the full strength of the
frani3. Tho object under such circumstances, is
to increase the digeativj capaei y of tho asa mi
laiing o gati, so as to mike it equal to ihe duty
impoeed upon it by the appetite, and capable of
aaptjljius th Ouil ling material of tht xysiern as
!'ast as it ii req uied. Thia object is fully ac
complished by the use of the Bitters. They t'-ue
nd geutly stimulate the cellular membrane
whi.h secretea the gaatric juiea, acl the reaolt
ia that the eolvont ia ramsltd i h the food in
anfneieut quantity to convert aM its nourishing
partio'ea into rnro and wholesome o'.cmeut. I ,
011 the ether baud, ihore i a deficiency ot appe
tite, without any correapanding risfioiency of di
gea'ivo power, thi. erTecc of the tonic ia to uti'.nu
lato a ti sirH for f 'O t In nineteen eiur-i ouUf
twenty, headache, nausea, uervfiiwie. faio'ir.p.
fits, spasms, aud, indeed mobt of the caeual
aohoa and pains to which humanity iH subject,
proceed primarily from iudigeatio i complicated
with billiouaneap; and for both theeo complaioe
Hoatetler's Stomach Bitters arereooojmendpd es
a speedy ami certain reme-1 7.
VIy Veaat Powder Should le Ifjiotl.
Becaueo it ia mnch more convenieat than
brewers' cr hop yeaf t, produces better and
Friday.. 120 e'ks at 4
llo 1'. ' " 40
Satufdtv " " 4'.
1 o ai " v.t
To M " " 5t"
Sloudav 60 " . vU
Vn.. r. " si
We3:jf6-'ay 0 " 50
D 117 ' " 1
Thusdiy 1-j'J " " 4'J
-elec6i N Y bb:-
Rofis B5' ce be clce tf cu
oeuU V ga'.loi).
rt-vi f w the 1
nirkt f.r this srJirie h- Dually rued q siet, ,
and fr 111 our i-a e s ven below it ill be een t
that there ha bc a dtc'ine in prio of the lower
sradea ibe transaotton it ah nnstnties have 1
b rn meagre, owircr ms,in!y to want f
stoik, t1 o-e being very iiule of Ihb? ear'a crop
now on zuHTKei jui 11 nccin wo-iur c 1 re
port we tht refore qnot the mrket as lsin '
inactive. Isew crop ia arriving io email quanti
ties, si d ie in moderate df mat d parcels beirp:
generally taken when offVred for eale. The
transactions are about 00 bb!j at $3, f5 25,
15 50, $5 75. 16. fG 25, G 75 317, as in quality.
In other grades the sa'es are as follows : Friday,
70 bhls at $2 20 for strained; Haturday, 291 bbla
at $3 25 for No. 1; Tuesday, 490 bbls at 2 15 for
strained; Wednesday SCO bbla at $2 15 for strain-
i bbl of 280 Eia.
Tab- ia wi hout cn&nee m price ior tne ween,
and the market has ruled steady at SI 75. with a
fair dtmnd from i-hippers. The net receipts are
about 1.C83 bbls, which sold at $1 75 bbl.
Bbbels Empty spirit barrels are id limited
requeest, and the market contioues to be fully
supplied with all descriptions. We report only
occasional small transactions from wharf at th
fol owing prioee: Feeond hand country $2t2 05
as thev run, $2 25332 d'J for selected and I bO
2 CO for new ; New York. $2 60$2 75 f r
second hand, and ti 75$3 each for new, accord
ing to quantity and quality.
Beeswax Pells at 2830 cents ) B.
Beef Oatti-s Have been brought in rather
slowly for the past week, but there ia a moderate
stock on market. At present the demand is
light for butchering purposes, and we report
only small eales on the hoof at 9 to 11 cents 39
tt net.
Corn Mel-tock fally fair, and demand
moderate, bales from the grac-.-.rics at tl G5
II 10 bushel.
Cotton Since the oloe of our last review
there is no change of importance to report in
NAVASSA GUANO COMPANY
Mannfacturers cf the Patent Ammonialed
SOLUBLE NAVASSA PHOSPHATE
A COMPLETE MANURE,
Bifli in Aauaonlacal am! Alkaline alts and Soluble Thoiaoric Acta.
A STANDARD FERTILIZE!, the good q'talitio of whseh are attflsted by
numerous certificates.
It has given entire satisfaction on Corn, Cotton, Tobacco, and all Final 11 grain,
root crops snd vegetables, to which it has been applied.
more nutritious lood, and never faila of success.
This is pirticuUrly appiicabl to Doi!o,'a ieist
Powder, a-; each package no-, only contains the
full weight as represented, but tho contenta aro
perfectly iro from any injurious hu' stances.
Nothing eiitere ino its composition but articles
that ara h?althy and nourishing, aud the bread
Dreoarod with it ia such as can bo eaten with
impunity by the inset ecntitive iL.v!ids. For
sale by grocers everywhere.
Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.
40
50
33
40
Hnnlinnrf 0 PfJ (Th 1
! BockU id 0 00 d 1
liMonasES, i gallon.
ilQuba, hhda. 3G
i! do bbls . .(0
1 1 Sugar houHe.'iB 25
; do hbih. . 25 (ft 2S
' ?yruo,bbia. .50 rr? 1 00
H 1 o N. O,. .73 0 80
'NTAVAli Htokes.
ij Turpentine 1 2S0 fcs.
, Virgin newO 00 O 5 0)
13i 'yellow dip 0 03 3 55
13S Hard 0 00 2 95
i Tar. bbl.O 00 1 75
20
23
20
27
10
1 10
11
1 25
90
rar.inordrl 0J (tj 1
Pitch, Cityl 00 kd 1
liosin.pale 4 25 'fc 7
do No. 1.2 50 m 4
do No. 2.2 25 i 2
95
95
00
00
30
iree.
Swearing In Church.
Sflveral Sundavs aero a collection
was
CougU In a. Horse.
U My horse is elllicted with a cough -
will you give mo a remedy through your
PaPer- . . - ,
A Cough may be occasioned oy several
different disoi&e-i: ia the several cases or
which the diseases themselves mnst be le
moved. When from simple cold, slippery
elm or flax seed tea is useful, and licorice
may be added. But nutmeg n the great
remedy. Feed seculent food only if in
winter moistened cut feed, if in Buinmer
- a 1 1 a.
juicy grass or cover, wort very ngm or
not at all; never f.weat me uuimai. -ket,
where there is the least cold or chilli
ness. Attend to strict comfort, and the
horse will doubtless gradually recover.
TjQ;f oil t in Tinmerous nrescriptions ol
I w a " a
- . TT A. I -
authorized and empowered to lease to me I aixjot to be ta&en up in one oi our yeBie-iU khid neighbors; there is oiten enougn
highest bidders, under such regulations as churches, and in the absence of one of the powermi medicine recommended in sach
thev mav prescribe, that portion of their 1 regular collectors, a young man volnn- casea to tin any well horse. -County f7en-
i i l:. . nnri hondori nrnnnn ills I ..
Beeswax, 28 fZ 29 : LiME.f-UiblO 0 J 0 OJ
Barsejs, Sp'ts T., each.iieFrom store)
2nd hand.. 2 GO & 2 5U
New 2 75 3 00
Oandlef, lb.,
Tallow 18 ra 20
Adamantine. 15 (cu 16
Sperm 50 3J 55
Oofiee, P.,
Java 25 O 30
Laguayra . . . '0 6 24
Bio 17 n 23
8t. Domingo. 25 2 23
Oottox, K lr..
Ord.toMidgll Q
8trict Mid'g 00
OOTTON BAGOINO,
Gunny, f yd 25
Dundee 20 5J
Flax 21
Doable Auc'r25 (i
Rope, lb... 7
Coen Meal,
S bushel.. 1 05
OMESTIOS,
Bheetin?,
lyyard.. 10 (f?
Yarn,51bl 20
FKATUEB3,
lb 65
Piss, $ bbl.,
Mackerel,
No. 1...28 00 3t30 00
No. 2... 13 00 315 00
No. 3... 00 00 00 00
Mallets... 5 50 8 00
Herrinc. '
ast 00 9 00
N.C.roe. u 00 12 50
do cot, 8 00 10 00
do gross, 7 00 8 00
Dry Cod, W ft 9 10
FixjTJB, obi.. Northern
Family. . . 7 75 10 50
Superfine. G 50 7 23
Fine 6 00 G 25
Ex. Super 7 25 7 50
NonTH Carolina,
Family... 8 25 8 50
Superfine. 7 75 & 8 03
Glue, TA..16 20
Gunny Bags . 25 28
Guano, reruvian,
Per ton. 75 00 77 50
GaAiN, $ bushel,
Corn 93
Oats 75
Peas. Cow.l 40
Rice, rouRbl 25 1
Carolina, .... 8
Hides, i lb.,
Green 5
Dry 11
Hat, 100 lbs.,
Eastern. . . 1 3 ) i
Northern. .1 20 1
Ikon, lb.,
English, ass'd 8
American, ref.O
American,
sheor 9
Swede 10
Hoop,
ton. 100 Oj110 00
Liquors, gl., (dom.)
Whiekoy.. 1 25 4 U()
Bourbon. .2 00 l 00
N. E. Kum2 00 3 00
Giu 4 00 7 00
Brandy ...4 00 9 00
do Apple 1 50 (Ot vo
do Peach2 25 3 50
Lumber, River,)
F'r Bds .15 U IV u
Wide do . 12 00 &J14 00
8cantling 10 CO 12 03
this article. For the liuer grade3 there has
been a moderate enquiry, and full ((notations
have been obtained, Lie for the lower the
rm-rkft hae senerally ruied quiet and dull, lle
cfi ts h.vo been light, and there .e very little
stock clTeiiny n market at present. We quote
B -ks ia tol ok 1 f.t 7. I at 7. i-0 at 10, 11 at
10J, 11 at 11. 5 at 114 19 a li l &l l2 11 at
12i, . 7 f.t 13. 1 at 14, and LH a KU cents. VVe
quote p:oi?ing quocaiioos : Ordinary 10.111
cr.t. ?ood oidiuary 1112 cente, low miadiintr
l.j13-i centa. nd midaiing 12J13J cent $ It..
lnoN Pands and Ties fjr Cotton, of tho most
approvfd i atterua. are iu m derate ftock, and
l seh frcm Btuio at 52 7 cen'-e p It-, as m :'ianti-
ty an i q laid;
loos Are coociug ic leas feely, and demand
moderate. Sell nt 15 to 17 cents dtzen.
Fertilizers The supTily of nearl all dascrip-
liont? i- very ec-oat aod we note a fair business
doiiif from btoie at iL following quotations
iVinvian (Ir.ano, (ChiiiCha Island.) i75t77 tO;
.1 ili.. Orr-iuiue ST0: (Urolina 1 ert hzer $M;
Wilcox, Gibb.? .V Ot.'s Mtripu ated Guano f62
5 ; Phai'ix d.f f.r.( ; Kuth's Challenga Sol. Pho-
nhate i6iVa.1i.i : l'aiflc do. f00(.5; W&ndo
Guano, $70: Patapso do. t&-; Navassa Guano,
G5; E. F. O-''e Hapetphosphato ot Lime, $00;
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, $60 ; Linter Bros.
Bup3r-phoeihate of Tame $G : vVhann's Raw Bone
Superphosphate. ?52: Lodi alauufacturin Co.
Pu-e B'ne IS; do d double refined Pondrette$30;
do do Nit. phosphate Lima IC t; Berger & Butz's
SuDernhorhate. f0 : Wilson" Superphosphate
of Lime, f 00; Htar Holuilo Phosphate $52 ; Com
pound Acid Phosphate of Lime 1S; Lind Plas
ter f IS all ton of 2.000 lbs.
Fi.cur The market is very well stocked at
present with all graOe.i of Northern a d West
ern brands, and only a moderate enquiry exisls
for jabbing lots, ha'les for the week at priceB
giun iu oar table, as to quantity and quality.
l ieu- Or.lv a meaero demand for Mullets, and
little or i.o stock. A'e nuote at $4 CO to tl for
pico bbls. Other kinds ara also in light Bap
ply, and are selling from store at figures given
in t.Abie.
Grain Iu the market for Corn we have coth
ing new to notice tince tue close of cur last re
view. Only about 3,500 bushels received by i
daitier. which has troae into store. We have no
er?o sales to report, and therefore quote nomi
naliy at 92 ': 9 cent. The stock in dealers'
hands is fully fair, and a moderateldenund exists
for jobbing lots, which is being supplied 1'roni
Htose at $1 o 3tf buhel, eacka included
PitlCE 53 PER TON, CASH, OR $65 OX CREDIT.
BR1BGKKS, Pres't.
110 Svr W-tf
DONALD MacRAE, Sec'ry and Teas'r. Tl. R
O. L. GRAFFJlN, Sap't.
feb 4
""pricks "of tuk
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.
Having vaftly increased their facilities far
muufacture. the MASuN & HAMLIN ORGAN
COMPANY are uoy enabled to offer their woll -i
known Organs, whioh are the ACKNOWLEDGED i
STANDARD OF EXOELLtNCE among Instru
ments of tiie class, at prices of inferior work. I
'ihey print their lowest prices, which are, tuero
fore, alike to all, invariable. The following are
illustrations :
Four-Octave Organs
The eame. Double Reed
five-Octavo Organs, with
Carved arid Ornamented
The same, Double Reed, with Five Stops
Forty Other Styles, np to
ffi 1840 W IS 70
U fs
7
JSP vg-1 t?
HOW TO CURE IT.
Tremulant,
1
05
80
1 45
1 35
0
7
15
i do No. 3.2 15 0 00
j i Spirits Turpentine,
'gal CO 40
Sails, lb.,
HCut 4 75 5 50
i Oils, gallon.
Sperm 0 00 3 00
Linseed... 1 40 1 50
1 Machinery 1 75 2 00
i i Kerosene .. .30 33
IPea Nuts, 2 50 2 75
Potatoes,
j 8weet.bunL0 CO 0 80
Irish, i3bb!4 00 5 50
(Provisions. U ,
l N O. Bao-.n
'Hams 15 17
middlings... 14 15
Shoulders... 12 13
I 3og round. .13 15
i Western Bairn,
t (Smoked.)
Earns. IS
!tfidd!ings...l3
' Shoulders... 1H'3
(Dry Salted.)
Middlings.. .12 J
I Shoulders . .10
!Lard. N O . .19
! do North'rnlS
liBntter.N. O. 00
:j do North'rn33
' Cheese 14
j. Pork, Northern, bbl.
'ity Mess24 00 25 00
'iThin GO 00 00 00
I Rump 00 fO 22 CO
Salt. Alum, i
bag 2 bmbl 0 2 00
j! Liverpool, ack, ground
13
3h
12j
13
101
20
17
30
E4
18
C5
100
1,01,0
AU iu soUd BUok Walnut. All the Organs
vuidn by tLis t'ompany are ihorocgh!y first-class
iu every respect. They wi 1 not make the bo
cHed cheap Organs .t any prico. Tho com
parative superiority or tntir instrument is now
greater than ever before, as every competent
udgo who will carefully exaraiuo ana compare
must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES,
with Wood Outs f.-om Photograph a of tho differ
ent styles, full information and lowest prices ;
also, Testimonial Ciroular will bo eent iree to
any adarees.
MAS0X & M31LIX 0RG1N CO.,
Warerooms, 596 Broadway,
JSTcstv Torlt.
For eale in Wilmington by P. HEINSBEP.GER.
fl.aof.awtmcn
At tho cdtnmencem-jnt ot tho DiartLcea. whic'.i
always precedes an attack; f th Cholera, taka
a teaep mnfnl cf the Pain Edk r in tcgar and
water, (hot. if cony-nieut.) aud thecbithe free
ly the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer
clear, bhouli the diarrhoea or cramps continue,
repeat the dose evbry teu or fifteen minutes un
til the patient is reiievod Iu eT.trem casee,
two or more tcaspooLfula raay te given at &
doso.
The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, has no
equal. In caaes of Cholera, Hummer Complaiuta,
Dyspepsia. Dyeontery, Asthma, it cures iu ono
night, by taking it internally, and bithing will
it freely. Its actiou is l.ko magic, whi-n exter
nally applied to 0"d Sore, Burns, Scalch, an!
Sprains. For Sick Hoadicho and Toothache,
don't fail to try it. In short, it ti a Pain Krr
I SR.
Directions ftoccmpany rach bottle.
The Pain Kiilor ia sold by Ml dealers in Hr.Vi
cineB. Prico, 25 ccn, CO ront.i an.l J per bottle.
aprilS lollft
nov 2
THE BRIDAL CHiniBR.
Knayi for Yonag men, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, winch interfere with MAli
RlaGE yith euro means of relief for the Er
ring and (,nfortnuate, diseased and debilitatod.
Sent free of churgo, iu eeahd envelopes. Aft'
dres3 HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. 3 9. Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
jan 1' iil-dlw3'a
40
25
10
10
10
12
S5
50
40
Road between Goldstoro and Iialeigh for
a term of yeara not less than fare, nox
more than twenty, and at a price not leas
than twenty thousand dollar per annum,
or not le3s a sum than ten per cent, great
er than the present net profits of that por
tion of the read, as near as the eame may
be ascertained, whichever may be most
advantageous to the N. O. R. K. Co.
Sec. 7. Upon the acceptance of this act
as provided in section 2 and section 3 the
N. C. R. R. Co. shall immediately make
the transfer provided for in section 1.
Sec. b. This act shall take effeot from
its ratification for the purposes indicated,
i,nt cVioii of no binding force against
the State until accepted by the private
Stockholders of the corporations ueroxu
mentioned.
Tiie Antl. Income Tax Association or If. V,
At a meeting of the Execntire Committee
of this association, the following resolution
was adopted :
Resolved, That proceedings be taken to
organize Associations in other cities and
towns throughout the United States to co
operate with this Association in carrying
out the objects for which it is organized,
with the view of forming the different or-
tleman.
Dlamondi.nrr
tecred his services and handed around his
hat with creat industry and success, w nen
rnt TiAr the door, he was aoouc io go
rith ha hat fnii oi munov UU xjio
VIA Tl i
uA nhATi thft minister said solemnly,
Young man, if you leave here with that
mnnav in will be damned." The young
man. however, left in a hurry, and as he
shut the door behind him, a worthy old
brother, witn a voice oi x Bua.rF,
put a dollar in the na, pipeu uui w w
minister. 4 'Well, if he ain't gone wun n,
I'll be d-d !"
a nnrlani Fact.
Ti ; : - f. omnnor nilf hat and
cap manufacturers that different localities amount of energy and labor wasted in
use different sizes of hats and caps as gathering them would have produced ten
RtftnrW.l riV. Tinsfcnrt and tne JLiftsiern
Staten use the Rmallest sizes. Kew York
nnrl the Middle States nsa the medium to
largest sizes, and Chicago and the West
ern States require the largest sizes. Goods
mnnrrfantnred for one market cannot be
sold for the other, only in exceptional
cases. The South use a shape peculiar to
KamooWPB. rind of laree size. JV. 2,
uvauuv v p
Post.
There is something singular about the
fascination which diamond-mining exer
cises over the popular mind. Adventurers
from every part of tne world are rusmog
to South Afric. prepared to encounter
dangers, privations, hardships, and ton, in
the hunt after the precious stone?, with
not one chance in a thousand oi nnamg
them. The official statement at tne iape
of Good Hope it that in 187U tne total
value of the diamonds lounu was omy a
Uflr mnrA than a million dollar?. The
times as much in solid cash, if applied to
the culture of cotton or tonaoeo.
I., Onnld was assaulted at the Grand
Arori TTnnsn. in New York, Thursday, by
wintv United States maashal, who had
inin nation to serve. The assailant
au-
wis held to answer.
At the late election in Michigan two wo
men voted one, a Mrs. Gardner, in De
troit, and the other, Mary Wilson, at Bat
tld Creek
ALL KINDS OF
JOB WOBK
. aTL AflD EXPEDITIOUSLX
..Ia ptKfinTED AT THE
ii cargo. . .1 du (.co
ifrom etorel 15
jj American.! 35 (j
Suqak, 13 lt .
Porto Rico. .11
i ma
B 13'd
, a i i a
Crushed . 15 O
Soap, tl.
;Sorthern 5
.SHIKOLK9, 1,1 Si..
Contract. .4 00
i'Ocmmon. .2 25 (S
,!?TAVE3. iy M .
I'W.O bbl. 00 00 30 00
R. O. hhd 00 00 00
Timber, $ SI.,
'Shipping.ll 00 fajt3 2
iMill.prme 8 60 10 00
i Mill Fair.. 7 60 8 00
! iviiil, inferior to
; ori 5 00 G 00
j 'Tallow, D..11 0 12
12
li
11
IU
15
8
50
75
REVIEW
OF THE
Oats Art iu licht Hupply, but snflicient to meet
the retail demand. We quote from store at 75 to
8:) cents buahel. Peas The market ia
somewhat better supplied, though the stock ia
still quite tmil. Only a light demar d exiets, and
we ouote as follows : $1 3Jr$l 35 for mix d, $1
25Si 35 for Cow, aud tl 75(s$l 80 i buaheifor
black ee. JiicK Cloan lain tsmali b'oi-k,
and Oaroiina eella from store et 8 to 9 cents Is
Hay- Receipts fr two or thiea weeks past
have lioeo qmte small, but there ia a fair stock
oa market, and demand iifcht. We quote from
wharf at il 20(S1 25 for North iiivc-r, $1 25
i i for re .n-vlyanii. and $1 30-a$l 35$ 100
Sd. for Eastern.
f.iMK Stock moderate, and demand morcij
for mali 1 jta. Wo nu .-te fr-jm store at tl 4 '
i f,o eack.
LuiiBEK Nothing of coneeouence doing, and
marktt q iitt. Walts from the mills as follows
Pine Steam Sawed Lumber (Jar go rales per
1.000 feet.
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, J18 00 19 00
Hayti cargoes, 18 00 00 00
KV.li ciATrrotia Boards u (S " o
" " fioorinc boards, rough 22 00 23 CO
Phip Stuff as epocificationB 23 00 21 00
Deals, 3 by y.T. 20 00 22 00
Prime Itiver flooring 18 00 20 CO
Mola5-se8-Is in good Rtock, and only a mod
fti-Mrt demarid. We refer to table for store
rates.
Ppv Nuts Nono of conacoueuce comrn? in
At .l tha stock here ii yery tmail, bting coufined
to a few lota iu the hands of speculators. A fair
demar 0 exists, and we quote tho mrket firm at
tho f .ilowing figures ; 2 .10 32 CO i'jr lair, tl
COSJ'2 70 tor prime, $2 753f2 80 for extra, and
3 f t bushel lor facy.
Potatoe3-Market rather poorly supplied with
Irih, but there i on y a retail enquiry, and we
quote as te'.lin? from store at $1$4 50 bbl
Sweet bri g 8090 cents $ bushel.
FouLTBYIa in poor supply, aud demanl good.
Liye fowls sell at 10 to 45 cents, ; nd dreesed at
4-fi tn 45 onta each.
Peovisioss The eupply of North Carolina
Bacon is moderate, and the market rules quiet
at about f .imer quotations. Eeceipts are most
ly of small paroeie, and there is only a light de
mand from retailers. We quote sales fo' the
Wfek at 12(2113 cents for shoulders, 13j15
cents tor sides, 1115 cents for hog round, and
157 cents $ lb for hams. Western ti in good
etock. and the mirket rules doll, with a limited
demand. We aoto only small sales from s'ore
at the following linres: Hmoked. llAQl'J'cents
fo- shoulders, J313 cents for sides, and 1510
cent for haai ; dry salted. lOlOi centa for
shoulder, and 12il3 centa lt !or sicc3.
Laud -Northern is in very good stock, and only
a mtderate retail demand exists. We quote by
) tha package at 13 to 18 centa f lb. North Caro-
iina is ecaree, ar.d sens h.t 18iei cents.
Fork For Northtrn there is but little dcniind,
atd stock moderate. H&lee from tore at quota
t'vjm in table.
:Ar.T D3tan 1 limitod. anl stock a uall Hell-
.i f ;n the small wa? from Ktoro nt fl 35)1 40
1or American, aEd il 45fl 50 y sack tir Liver
,fD;ol ground.
-TTTNOI.E8 Only small boat lol comintr in.
which find sa'e at $2 50$2 75 tor Comnuo, and
n r.OfFht't 10 SI for Contract.
Timber Ts m fair receipt, aci the market
m!ft nuiet. with on v a moderate demand from
miller. A Dortioa of tho arrivals have founl
a.in at fjnres crivoa in table.
iVnnT KaDnly moderate, ard market dull We
.note by tho boat load at $2 'Ittll 5u for pint-
Si rQOJ2 GO for ash. and $2 752213 iw cord for
oak.
Fbuighti To coaetwise porta aro rather firm
er, thouffh we have no quotable change to niike
onfoiraer rates. Vraseis are rather tcrce at
ircarit rniii lhfM ia soma enor.irv for frtiaht
rcooj, with a moderate quantity ut
feiing. bee table for rates.
SPECIAL IV0TIi,E9
OAEBriTLLY.
AGUE AM) FSilVEB.
The only preventive known for Chills and Fev:
ia the use of Wolfe's Schiedam fcounanps .
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good jor Dyspepsia.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is a preventive of Chills and Feyor.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for all kidney and bladder complaints.
Wolfe's Schiedam hchaapps
Is used all over the world by physician iu their
practice.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
la good for Gout.
BATCElEL0iiS HAIR
This superb Ilair Dy ia the hat in the IFor.'ci - -I
Perfectly Harmless, Unliable mi l laafcantaneouc.
No duappoiulmont. Hj i.i.iivjnioui Jtuts, or
Unpleasant Odor. Tho ronnine W. A. Batche!
or'a HuirDyo producer ISIAlriDlATliLYa spitfn
di4 Biaok or Natural liruwn. Doim ut tfltain th
8kin, but leave.! tho Hair Clean, tiofi t ad lteanti
ful. '1 lie only trato and I'urf-.t Dye. tioid by
ail Drui'fists. Fa'-tfrv I: l?oi t-t.-ct-f, Nou
York.
J-oodAwlych
tub r api: En v,v:n
Ifl A COUI'LErE Fi: ill J.iSH, ranreeeutiii
bone f.n l meat in proper j.rop rt ionn, to perma
nently improve ir.nd
fob ic
1). M. DDI P. Cheniirtt,
120-dAwtf
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
la good for all Urinary compla.ints.
produce of
WILMINGTON MARKETS
FOB TEJJ
WEEK E.VDIRa TIU'KSOAV.
April 13. 1871.
Tuepestike Haa been in steady demand eince
our last for distilling purposep, and tha market
rn!es fiim at an advance on previous quotations
closing at 15 for ntw virgin, 13 55 for yellow
din and $2 25 for hard, bbl. of 2S0 Iba. Re
ceipt continue email, footicg np only 723 bbls.,
which sold aB follows :
Bbla. New Virgin
$ 5 00
5 00
5 00
5 CO
5 00
5 00
Bpmira TcBPEJtTrsE. There WMBoma activity
in the market ior tuia arucm uunus
cart of the week, and up to Monday there was
la advance of 23 centa closing on that day at
50 cents for Southern, and 51 cents for selected
New York packages all that could be reached
each day bavin changed handa. fiiace .then,
however, there has been some dollneaa in the
market, and the price is 1 cent lower, factors
holding at 49 cents, and bo buyera at this figure.
Theifclea -re M fotfQWi; ' :
Friday 100
Saturday,.. 30
Monday w
Tuesday.... 207
Wednesday. Hi
Thursday..
Yellow Dip.
13 35
3 35
3 35
3 50
3 55
3 55
Haid.
$2 10
2 10
2 10
2 25
2 25
2 25
lla.tea of F'relgnt.
Per Steamer. ,
!
Ft-r Sailing
Vessel.
To Nkw York. '
Orude Turpentine per bbL i $0 00 $0 60 , $
Tar " ' 0 00
Spirits lurpentice, j oo &
lioaln " ! 4
Cotton per 1! oo
Cotton Goods,... per naie.i o 00
Flaxseed per bu-Hi . : oo s
Pea Sus, " i
To Philadelphia.
Oruue Turpentine pr t,. . o ooze,
Tar, " 0 oo (ia
Spirits Turpentine, " ! 0 090 1
Rosin. " i o OS z
Cotton per bale! o 2
Cotton Good ... pjr oale.j o oo
Pea Nuts. : M (4
01 O
CO m
OU (($
4) SC
(i
CO (1$
00 fcl
IS If
Lumber.....
To Baltimore.
Crude Turpentine per lbU oo 0
Tar... " ! 00 0
fx;
i'Jj
ot-!
O0
10
00
Spirits Turpentine. "
Rosin,
Oottorv perbi;t
pea Nats pe. buah
Lumber
To BOSTON.
Orude Turpentine per U&L
Tar "
Spirits Turpentins, "
RiLn. "
Cotton, perlb.i
Pea Nuts.. ...... per nusu.
dumber
0 00 &
0 00 (0
00 c$
00 dd
00(4
0 00
0 00
0 00 d
0 00&
00
000
. oo a
O Oo
0 t:i,
111
8 OOj
0 01 ;
0 V '
o oq
o oc,
0 00 (ra
0 OJ
oo rij
oo a
0 00
00
00
0 OO (59
0 00 &
00 3
00
00
6 JJ(J
I 45
4o
I 00
Ii)
16
10
40
4u
GO
40
0
12
7 00
O ir
ii 43
0 75
4
i
x
0 i
7 00
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is lecommsnded by all Iho Medical u'aculty.
Wolfe's Schiedam, Schnapps
Is good for Colic and pain in tho btomach.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is imitated and counterfeited, and purchasers
will have to use caution in purchasing.
I bez leave to call tho attention of the reader
to testimonials in favor of the Schnapps :
I feel bound to say that I regard your dcHNarPi
as being in every respect p-eminently pure,
end deserving of medical patronage. At all
events it is the purest possible articlo cf Hoi.
land gin, hereto ore unobtainable, ana an Hucn
may be safely prescribed by phyeiciana.
Li AMU Li. MUX 1, Ui. U.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
THE AI'K FKAW
Has produced Tiin larbest k::t j:
crease of
COTTON
of any iii.nnv, v;!.t-n fairly tricl. lor parii
iars ad ii-e i. M. HTJI iZ, rhem'3
Capo IV ar Chomioal Works,
V .i.aiLftton, N. C
ft, i I20.d4.wt
300,000 POUNDS
OF TOE
CAPE FEAR (rlANO
X? OR 8ALK cn roisnablo terms at tho Cj
beer Chemical Work. Cattle strt. Wi!mlr(lrti.n.
N. C. D. f,l. FUIK, Chemi-t.
feb If. 120-dntr
LoDisviLLE, Ky., Bept. 1. I feel that wrc havo
now nu article of f:in euitat-le lor ricli cases as
that remedy is adapted to.
Lili. J. V. LiiXUlli,
"Sehnapp." is a remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, etc :
1 tat o great pleasure in Hearing nifjniy crccm
ab.e testimony to its etlicacy as a remodial ag -v.':.
in the diseases for which you rucomniond it
Having a natural tendency to the nmcoan s ir
faces, with a eli'bt degree or utimu:aUo;j, I r. -gard
it as ono (.f Ihe moat important rem dim
in chrocic catarrhal arTectioric, particularly thono
of the geaito-urinary aoparatus. With eiuCjI
reapec, j'onr obodien- ec-rraot,
CH&.H. A. LEAS, il. D , Now York.
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2G Fine Stiielt, Nr.w York, Nov. 21, 1937 -DnoLPno
Wolfe, Fsq , Prete ru : Deau tin: I
have madd a chsmicai examination of a sample
of jour ''fcbiedani Schnapps," with the inten1
of determif.ine if any foreign or injurious huU
at ii so had bten added to !ho simple di-iti:a,
spirits.
The examination has resulted ia the conciin
ion tbit the sample contained no toisonuua t-r
harmful admixture. I have been unable to dis
cover any trace of the deleterious sub.itancee
which aro sometimes emplojed ia the adultera
tion cf liquors. I would not hesitate to nee my
self, nor vo recommend to others, for medicinal
purposes, the 'Schiedam gchnapi e" aa an ex
cellent and unobjectionable variety oi in. ry
respectfully yours,
(aigufcd) CIIA?. A. 8EELY, Chemist.
Chemical and Technical LAiioiiAToav, H Ex
cnaxiE Fi.ace, New Yons, Nov. 25, IS'57 UnoL
pho Wolfe, sq : Dear em: The underaikued
have carefully aud thoroughly aaaijzeu aoample
cfyoar "Aromatic chieaani Hchnapp)?," select
ed by oorseivee, and have f juud the same free
from all organic or iuorp;anic snhataccee, more
or less inlurions to health. From the rf-snlt of
our examination we consider tho article one of
supeior quality, bealihfai as a beverap, and
effectual u its mediciDal qaaatiee.
Uespeotrnliy yours,
(SiRued) ALEX. TBIPPEL. Chemist.
FttaNCIrt E. NOLUAKD, 11D,
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j anything th.t rcj rf '" -' r.t-mr; than it.
I strength, v?;tcr a '1 t !.t tir jt y cf Hie phye-rr. ;
1 framo. Th. Hyfer-jtic, tin bil!I-r.3 ezffjrcr, ti
, nervous inval.' 1, oar.not enjoy tho gifm ol 'fur
j tun-. Dai pily.l.oi-.i.r, di.'r) r.iR, i-iili.jia
and ncrvona dc-Mii y &rp rem ns! " "viu?.
TARRA.HTS SELTZER APEltlEK'i
: is a specific tr tl.cm It rtnrrafCL tc i lcr
i ach, improves tie ppf tit?, cl'-aniea the borrt'.z.
I rrgnUtes th iivtr, calms tho nevf , ar.d dirin
I fects the lepraved riaids
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