ULTIMA VERITAS.
f tl.f MtU-r wavofwoe.
ltu and tv-N about
ii e kulW-n wtrW that blow
t r.'iu V. tie -bore c.I doubt.
v
n t ! 'i" " iwi uu a-i
J . -ill :! ImIWIS 11
i'.i tV t:s'' tLat ouiuot fail.
tfw.w that th'hl U r'j;ht.
1, ,t t..r ttT tliBti f.tt.
At ! i. fciir thaa a " .
k-w whit i oJ-n rHH
-' llttt
Tt.nt th rulf-r mustWy.
I . f tbf tfJirt-rtoliatl iu'-r-a-;
li.-tt Itity i hlH tiitf way
. or tbe U-MUtiful ft of I'earo,
u, t drkft nleM of the year,
rr: If- tr have all gone out,
. .i o.i.r:- I LtW-r than far,
!tfct fitu N truer than doubt.
Ar J nrr thuh the flfD'K may I'.ght
ius tbouith lhanceU hide,
know that rrutliADd Hitrht
i;v the unlrrre ou their slie.
that Mimcwhfre b-yonil the stars,
" Ive tbat U U-tter than Lite;
u'l.t-u ill- mulit unlocks h-r bars
: ,'...;- Him. and 1 will wait.
W a-iiin;ton (ii.AHDi5.
Virginia City Enterprise.
vre Cordial than Handshaking-
To vxcn bailed etch other from the
r. tr bauks ol a stream and ex-
rLhiiizft greeting-, many friendly
,i i tioi. were pat and answered
. t. men were evidently delighted to
rnrpteicb otbr, and their only regret
. a I a a 1 a
1 re1 10 "e In1 l"e7 encountered
..r. acother at a place where it was
inipofHhle for them to clasp and "hake
if ilc, the river nui oeicg loruaoie on
iccuaot of its swiftness and the rocky
td treacherous nature of its channel.
while the nearest bridge was fire miles
bote. IJjth men lamented these un
fortunate circumstances rery much,
hnt at length a way of getting oyer .the
difficultT huggested Knell to one ol
ti.n. whose pet name was 'Broncho
L' H."
'I say. Sm! cried lironcno, 'it a a
ht'id rough lor old friends and neigh-
bora to meet away out here, thous
hudi of miles from home, and then
L.te to part in thu way. Got yer pis
tol with yet?
I LtY : critd oam; 'auers carry
Ui!'
(JooJ! That's some comfort; ef we
r-tn't ct-t across this yar stream to
frhaVa hans, why, thar's nothin' to
i rtttnt u from takin' a shot at each
other. Jist ri ie up to yer left thar a
rod cr two. Thar, now, jist one good
tH neighborly home shot!
The men roile at-ide, and bng! bang!
weet their pistols.
'Kr ercupbeti tnc pummel ol my
saddle, cried 13roucho"i jcr 6ee the
Lcfs PLitd a little jist vt r turned
Ko, or ytr might a plumped me
glOd.'
You dene better. Bill ; you got into
the tleh of mr loft arm boat ball an
inch. Good morniDcr to yer. a safe
u nmey to xer, and tell tlw folks at
Lc t ie e met and had a jjood, lociable
liD' together ! .
Thunk-'yer. and the Fame to rcr
he I'll give
ww am
m a gotrd account ol
Jou.
fcamthrn turned to our friend and.
w:"a tet rs iu his ejef, eaid : 'God
bhrstim! It is a great comfort to
131 an old triehd and neighbor like
Lira awny out iiere in this wilderness
j ttu'i. A kinder, more accommoia
tie ami agneable gntltman never
hved. I wouldn't a mif-std seein'
I iu lot $00 !
The Sun Dance-
A It iter received at the Interior
Drptrtuient, Wushiugton, from Dr T
Wfodbridge, physician at Fort Peck
p-ticy, gives a minnte description of
the f uti dacce as given by the 8ioux
nar Poplar river, Montana Territory,
a fortnight ago. About five thousand
Iudians were present, and tho perfor
xmtLce was kept up 2G successive hours,
daring which the Iudians fea-tvd ou
40 d.g?, large qumtitits of bntfilo
meat; and, in lact, all the delicacies
of the reason while the par
ttcipanta in the dance subjected
tUniselves to the moot horrible
varietitt of torture, such as
bavirg bnHalo heads suspended from
6lie cut in their fleh, the weight of
hiob constantly increased the lacera
tion, borne of the braves fainted un
dtr the toi tare and nuuy had from
W to 'JCO pieces cut out of the living
tlesh. Others agiin were held to
stakes, about which they were, forced
to dance, by cords fastened to their
backs, Tha performance lasted all
mght, and was varied by occasional
rrayers to the Great tipint, with their
faces on the buffalo robes, for suocess
at the chase. The dance took p!ace in
a sort of theatte or areua 150 feet in
diameter, and enclosed by poplar and
wi:ow branches.
During the first six months of 1ST!)
the death announced in the obituary
columns of the Philadelphia Ledger
ci peraocs who bad lived to or beyond
the advanced ee of eiehtv Tears num
bered 126, of wtiom 153 were men and
J women. During the correspond
ug ca;i year ox 15 1 a the deaths were
'.railarly recorded of 127 men and 204
Jfoiaen, a total of 331. Lmnng the
half year just closed these records give
the usual proof of the observation that
more women live to the ripe age of
tigbty than men, the female octogena
rians outnumbering the males by a
Urge percentage. A farther analysis
also shows that the women were the
beyond nicety are morenumercus than
the men.
whi co doubt ia owiDK t tbo 'ct
tfat women are better than men aud
live a much more sober axd natural
The PLiUdelphia IWa says that on the
4thnotoneofS2En2!Uh vessels at that
port displayed an American flag, -
Bsrllafton Hawkeye.
ObeTlni Oders.
lie was weep id g sotL'y as ; ne came
out to join his companions; a peculiar
twitching of his xnurclea and the care
ful manter of his gait was painfully
apparent to the toys; they had been
there and understood the whole busi
ness, s !
Been gett;n' a Hck:n Bee?' asked
several sym path tica'ly.
Yes .murmured , hr; I got licked
forobeym oidera.j J
Disobeyin you mean.
'Hot fur obeyin , I tell
ye, he pro
tested; then seeing their looks ol ia
credulity. he made this explanation :
'When I were a comm" into the house
my boots were as muddy as blazes,
and mother had just been scrnbbin'
the floor; says she, fNow, Ben,' y on
better walk right over the floor with
your muddy boots 'Any thing to
oblige yon says I. So I walked across
the room, and she lit on me like' a cat
on a mou'e, and tho way she toted me
around the house waa a cantioa. I
won't obey orders a ay more
Headquarters for Ale,
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t No. 6 Market -Street
c
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IS!
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i
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a;l 23 GEO.
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DevilecLHam-
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Our Sweet Mash
Whiskey;i ,
WE GUARANTEE THIS' WHISKEY
sold at $3.00 per eallon, better tban
anr Whiskey sold in the market at $5.00 per
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jane 20
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!
IJ
HAVE NOW AND ALWAYS ON
ianl a very firw lot of both Chewing i
and sniokmg lobaccfts.
The celebrated "HEIRESS OP VIR
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The Old Reliable, TRIDE OF DUR
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:an 27-tt t
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i '
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I I i
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HttiWaeiion gurranteed ia erery particular
My bar is supplied with FincLe's GoMen
Wedding, 1870, Gibton'a 1871 Rye, Pfeiffer
A and C, and maar more of the Fines
brands of Rye and Kentucky Bourbon.
ectlStf i I
f I
JVE W S UPPL Yi I
OF THE POFULAR
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Tbe celebrated Delmonico and Blue Grass
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Pickets for conrenience of excursionists, at
J. D. DAVIS',
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june 30-
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YELLOW FEVER -BLACK VOMIT
It Is too soon to forget the rarages of this
terrible diseue, which w.ll no doubt return
in a more malignant and rirulent form in the
tail montns or 1679.
MiaatLL's BEPATiirs, a Remedy discorered
iu nvuMicra j.1 UU1 IDQ USea Wltn flUCtl WOD
aertui results in South America where tbe
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causes irom one t two ounce of bile to be
Altered or strained from the blood each time
it payees through the Lirer. as lonr as an ex
cetaofbil exists. By its wonderful action
on the Lirer and Stomach tha hepativk
not only prerents to a certaintr any kind of
f" auuoiaca vomii, out also cures Ilead-
acne, wnstipation of the Bowels, Dyspepsia
auu iu uaiariai uifcages.
No one need fear Yellow Ferer wbo will
eipeltDe Malarial Foiaon and excess of bile
from tne blood by uing Mxekkll's Hipatisi,
which is sold by all Druggists in 25 cent and
1.C0 bottles, or will be sent by exoreeibr the
rrupnewn, a. r . M KLli A UU.,
i Philadelphia, Pa.
i -
Dr Pemberton's Stillinffia or Queen's
! Delight.
ibe reports of wonderful cures of
Rheumatism, Scrofula, 8alt Kheum, Syphi-
us, iancer, ulcers and Sores, that come from
an narts ot tne country, are not onlr remark
able but so miraculous as to be doubted wer
it not tor the abundance of proof.
Remarkable Cure ef Scrofula, &c.
CASE Of UUL. J. C. BRANSON.
Kihqstoh, Ga., Sept. 15, 18T1
i
etenu: jror fix teen rears I Hare been a
great sufferer from Scrofula in its most dis
tressing forms. 1 hare been counted to my
room and bed tor fifteen y ars with scrofu
lous ulcerations. Tbe most approved reme
dies lor eucn cases had bren used, and the
most eminent physicians consulted, without
any decided benefit. 1 hus prostrated, dis
tress o, desponding, l was adrised by Dr.
yer, of Floyd county. Ga.. to I commence
the use of your Compound Extract Stillingia
language is as insufficient to describe the re
lief I obtained from the use of the ftillintria
as it is to convey an adequate idea of the inj
tensity of my suffering before using your
medicine: sufficient to ear. I abandoned all
other remedies and oontinued the use of your
Extract ot nuilingia, until I can say truly.
"1 am cured of all pain." of all disease, with
nothing to obstruct tbe active pursuit of my
profession. More than eight months hare
elapsed since this remarkable cure, without
any return of the disease.
For the truth of the abore statement, I re
fer to any gentleman in Bartow county, Ga-,
and to tne members of tne bar of Cherokee
Circuit, who are acquainted with me. I shall
eyer remain, with the deepest gratitude,
1 our obedient servant,
J. C BRANSON, Atty at.Law.
A MIRACLE.
West Poiht, Ga., Sept. 16, 1870.
Gents:. My daughter was taken on the 25th
dar ot June, 1863, with what was supposed
to be Acute Rheumatism, and was treated for
the same with no success. In lb arch, follow
ing, pieces of bone began to work out of the
right arm,1 and continued to appear till all
the bone from tbe elbow to the shoulder joint
came out. Many pieces of bone came out of
the right foot ana letr. The case waa then I
pronounced one of White Swelling! After
having: been confined about six years to her
bed, ani the case. considered hopeless, I wast
induced to try Dr. remberton "s Compound
Extract of Stilliogia, and was so well satis
fied with its effects that I hare continued the
use of it until the present.
My daughter was confined to her bed about
six j eats before she sat up or eren turned
over, without help. She now eiU up all day,
and sews most of her tire has walked across
the room. Her sreneral health is now good,
and I beliere she will,' as her limbs gain
sti-ength, walk well. I attribute ber recove
ry, with the blessing of God, to the use of
joifr in valuable medicine. With gratitude,
I am, yours truy. W. B. BLATUN.
Wist Potht, Ga., Sept 16, 1870.
Gents: The abt ve "certificate of Mr.W. B.
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Tours truly,
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ii'
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A Sure (Jure for Piles.
A SURE CURE for the blind, bleeding,
itching and ulcerated piles has been dis
corered by Dr. William (an Indian remedy),
called Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A
single box has cured the worst old chronic
cases of twenty -fire and thirty r ears'etanding.
No one need suffer fire minutes after apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lo
tions, instruments and electuaries do more
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32, I consulted physicians in Philadel
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this city, and spent hundreds of dollars, and
found no relief until 1 obtained sr box of Dr.
William's Indian Ointment some four months
ago, and it has cured me completely."
I JogiPH M. RtdxbI, Cleveland, 0.
'Has done me more good khan all the medi
cine I ever tried, and 1 t ave rpent more than
$100 wita doctors, besides medicines I am
cure cost me morthan $40." E
i Da Tin SrAELise, Ingraham, II'.
"Hare suffered twenty years with itchicg
and ulcerated piles, haring ued eTery reme
dy that came to I my notice ! without benefit
until 1 1 uaed Indian Ointment and received
immediate relief. " J
Jahxs CiRaoL, (an old mi er)
I Tecoma, Ner.
No PUe Remedy 1 eTef gained such
rapid favor and ex ten si re ; sale. old by all
wholesale and retail druggibts. For sale by
.J. C. Munds and T. 8. Bur bank,
men 20 eow-dAw
Mint Julep 1
fjmZ FIRST OF THE SEASON I ,
1 At" ' " ' Xr-.' - j
jane 2 J JNO. CARCOLL'S
f 1
NEW
Rail Road Linos, &c.
WILMINGTON & WELDON
RAILROAD COMPANY;
Orrif? or n PrraanrrvwuvirT I
WUmirvton, N. a, Juie 13,
CHANOEOF SOUEDUL,
On and after Sunday, Jane 13th,
Passenger trains oa the Wilmington A Wei.
don Railroad will run as follows s
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, da 'r.
Leare Wilmington, Front St. Depot ) .
at... L 7 10A M
f"1 We,dca at"" I l 10 P m
Leare Weldon ..... S 32 P at
Arrire at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at........... J.
WIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS THA
DAILY. I
Leare Wilmington, Front St,
Depot at. ...:..J.L
Arrire at Weldoir at..-.......ii.
Leare Weldon,
Arrire at Wilmington, Front St.
DepOt itHMHMIIHmHllllMMH
s.40 r v
3 tO A V.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Roi
Rocky Mount for Tarboro at 6.00 P M dully
and Tuesday, Thursday and Satuix ay at 4 :u0
A M. Returoing, leave Tarboro at lOtOC
A M daily, and Monday. Wedneadavl ato
Friday at 8:30 P M
meuar Train makes close eon necti on Ht
Weldon for all points North ris bar Lin
aauy. (except Sunday l and dally, ria Hich
mond and all rail . route . 1 I 1
Night train makes close connections at
Weldon for all points north ria! Richmon l I
Sleeping Cars attache-! to all NLglit Traln
JOHN F. DIVINE, General
Sudu
june 13
Cen'ISup'ts Office!
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AtfD AU
GUdTA RAILROAD CO.
rVllmlngton, N. C, June 13, It 7
OHANQE OF SCHEDULE,
On and after Sunday, June 15, the fol
lowing schedule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN, dally.
Leare Wilmington. J 9 05 AM
Arrire Florence........."....... 1 25 P M
Leare Florence... 3 bit P M
Arrive at Wilmington 8 ,i0 P
i NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (DaUyL
Leare Wilmington......;.. 10 13 P M
Leave Florence...... ;.....J.'2 5) A Ml
Arrive at Columbia. . 9 00 A M
Leare Columbia. M 6 CO A M
Leare Florence.;........ ; Ui AM
Arrire at Wilmington 6 60 A M
1 i
This Train sto
cs only at FlemJng'tpn,
Bluff, and Marion. 1 1
" . 1 I
Whiterille, Fair
Passengers for Augusta (ria Columbia) ,
should take Night Express Train i from W J1
minrton. t t
W Through Sleeping Can on nigh t train a
for Charleston and Augusta. " ,
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Supt. '
june 13
5. &s&hr2d
U39l
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY1 CO.
Orrica Gihxkal ScTaarnraanxHT,
Wilmington, N. C, Mya8. 1879.
Change op Schedule. V
rTi AND APTKR TTTIH h rY.llnwJ
V.
ineBcbeduIe will
be operated1 on tb's
Railway : i i
Passenger. Mail and Express! Train. ' 1
Leare Wilmington at.... 7:00 P M
Arrire at Hamlet at. J:17 A M
" at Charlotte at.... e:20 A M(
Leare Charlotte at........fi:25 P h)
2. Arrire at Hamlet at. 1:31 A M
No.
No.
I) " at Wilmington at 9:f 0 A M
Close connection made at Hamlet, with
trains of Raleigh A Augusta Air Line. Rall-
Shelby Dirision Mail, Freight A Passen.er
I and Express.
Vn'o 1 Leare CharIotte.........M....8:40 A l
0m V'S Arrire at Shelby.... 12:3D P( M
v i! 1 Leare Shelby.. 1:16 P Ml
J Arrire at Charlotte... 6:051 P
V. W f 0HN8ON,
may 17 - General Superintendent.
M
Sale of Land in Pender
County, v
BY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE exe-1
cuted to Sol Bear & Brothers by J. R.
Moore and II. J. A. Moore, bis wife, on
the 3d day qi November 1877, which
mortgage is dujly recorded in Book D, or,
the records ot Deed) of Pender County, '
pages, 41, 42 and 43, to secure the payment
of a certain sura of money therein set forth,
we will on Wednesday, the 23d day ofj
July; on the premises in Rocky Point
Township in the County of Pender, offer
for sale at public auction, for Caah, the fol
lowing tract of land adjoining the lands r f
S. S. Satchwell and others, and bounded as
follows : beginning on the Creek at the
upper corner of the tract of land known as
lot number 1 of the A. L- Moore, deceased,;
lands and runs thence North ;C5 West 2')'i
poles, thence North 20 West IK) poles, up
Clear i Water branch to the bill, thence
North 4 East 52 poles to Bant iDg' Cor
ner, thence South 08 East SO poles ' to a
Pine, thence South 53 East 252 poles to the
run of Turkey C3e4r, thence down Tur
key Creek to the " beginning, contain big I
241 acres more qr less. I '
I SOL. BEAR & BROTHERS.! '
june 23-law4w-mon I i I
j CHAS. KLEIN, ('
Unlertater ail Catinet Mer,
" l ! ' '
Ko. 24 South front Street,
WILMINOTON, N. C.
I ' I .. I
A fine aarcrtment of Coffina and Cart
keta constantly on hand. Furniture Repaired,
Cleaned and Varnished. Orders by tele'
graph r mail promptly filled. jaa IS'
A Young Man Wanted.
A
TO D.N G MAN with a little
j - . I ;
money can
secure permanent ana desirable
employ
meat, or profitable btuioeai Ia tie city, by
addressing immcdiatelr, through PoatofUce
june 14
J. E.ZVT ; Dealer.
2 13 A Mj
k 45 k A
id lne
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