The
Daily Review.
JOMIf. T. JAMES. Ed. and Prop
TTASIIISGIOX LETTER-
Miscellaneous.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
MONDAY. JULY 28. 18.
TLere Lave beta several new
yellow fever in New YortV
It is new said that Mr. Blaine nl.
the political situation o unsatisfactory in
Lis own State (Maine,) that Le feels com
pelled to decline all invitations to go t"
Ohio to help along tbe Foster boom dur
ing the campaign. A Cunkling has also quoting the Sherman of ,18G and 1870
decliced, it would appear that Foster will General Ewiug was in this city up to
be compelled to fight the battle alone. a fw, da8 "J"' ' PR i j grea,
Blaine, who was down for severals peechee
there, and who baa a great deal of popu
larity in that Btate, will be unable to
leave Maine. Tbe 'Republicans of hi
own State need him. i
Jf there, was dauger that anr ot the
rogue a who helped II ayes to Steal into the
White IIouse"wnuId go unrewarded it
was not because hd. was unwiljing to re
ward them but because there were not
effict-u enough. Mr Stoughton, Minister
to Kussia, bus Bet a good example, to bi
pal-, and aided Mr. Hayes, by resigning
T is tie Uassian Mission can be made
doubly usttful in paying tbe election debt
incurred in Louisiana; Suth Uaroimaand
Florida. j
I referred last week to the meeting early
in August at Saratoga ot the American
Hankers Association. One portion of
the proceedings wi; be a jdisscuwjion of
tl subject of the taxert, F- deral and
local, which are k-vied upon the
National Banks. The association claims
that the sum of 315,000, OUO u annually
As an evidence that better times ar
coming, we notice that the price of real
estate in New York and vicinity has ad
vanced to nearly or quite the price at
which it was held Leiore the panic.
Farming lands in the immediate r.eigh
borhoud of the city are ,H?!l:n at .'0,000
j-er acre.
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Col. Duncan K. Mcltae, th- ga'ant
commander ot tLe Fifth N. C. Infantry, ot
9 .A - -
-card's linaJp, has writleu a h-ugtby
commuriication to the S-jutliorn liistorical
Society lepers, which is published in the
August number of this excellent periodical,
hi which Le dijoses moat effectually, if
his statements are conect, and we doubt
r ot tb-y are, of Col. Bratton's accoi rt t.t
tLe battle of Vi!"amsbnrg, and of the
part wiicb the said Col. Bra'ton, of the paid by these bauks in the form of taxes,
hixtlib. C.Jnfauirv. alleirea the Sixth s Uix-and-one-balt millions goiug
A NnrA f;iir for Piles.
WASinNClTON.U. U.. JU1J 'Zo. lorj. I nnne rmni; f.. v. hi;.rf. hWinr.
Secretary Sherman, who has been on all I J itching and ulcerated piles bas been dis-
eoverea By ur. William (an Indian reaeuyj,
called Dr. William's Indian Ointment. A
ingle box has eared the worst old chronic
cases of twenty-five and thirty y eara'standing .
Noooeoed suffer five minutes after apply
ing this wonderful soothing mediciae. Lo
tions, instruments and electuaries do more
barm than food. William's Ointment ab
sorb the tumors, allays tbe intense itching
(particularly at night after getting warm in
bed), acts as anoultica. rives instant and
Maine, where I painless relief, and is prepared onlj for r.lea,
now speaking. I itehin g of the private partB and nothing else.
q - "i consulted pnystaaos in ruuwei'
phia, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
this citj, and spent hundreds of dollars, and
found no relief until I obtained box of Dr.
William's Indian Ointment some four months
ago, and it has cured me completely."
Joskfh M. Ktdir, Cleveland, O.
'Has done me more good tbanall the modi
cir.e I ever tried, and I have fpent more than
$100 with doctors, besides medicines I am
cure cost me more than $40."
David SriaLiNa, Ingraham, 111.
"Have suffered twenty years with itching
and ulcerate-i piles, hiving uaed every reme
dy that case to my notice without benefit
until I used Indian Ointment and received
immediate relief.
Jahxs Carrol, (an old mi er)
Tecoma, Nev.
I No Pile Remedy ever gained -such
rapidfavor and extensire sale. Hold by all
wholesale and retail druggists. For sale by
J. C. Munds and T. 8. Burbank.
inch 20-eow-dAw
The New 'Vunny South."
iides of the financial qnestion, and who
demonstrated, to his own satisfaction, a
few years finci, that tbe gold standard
lueant robbery of th people and general
dhtrs, is auw much sought after as a
poli'ica! sp aker, and tells wherever be
tlr b- H ji'i s of what he oice con
!etiii)t-J. 'J hed.atrehs he prophesied baa
oiuti upon tli country, whether fiom the
f . rri.:
cau.e lie gave or oiuer caus r. i uu
ept-cially true iu
the Secretary i is
There is iu that State a paralysis of busi
ress and tbe laborers were without work.
Democrats in Maine could not better
answer the Sherman of 1Si9 than by
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GURlMiE-
O. bore fn that dajs doings, as also tbe
Tart which Col. McIUe's gallant Filth
lieciment Lore on that occa-ion.
Col. Bratton, in hij couimunicatiop.
epeaks ofa regiment commanded by Lk-ut.
Col. Early. Col. McKae ,in bis communica
tion, states that there was no regiment or
brigade on the nYld of Wi l-imsburg com
manded by Ll. Col. Early, and furthermore
states tLere w no suc'i eilicer as Lt. Col.
Early. Cel. McKaa .juotes from Col.
Bratton's paper in whi.h he state that he
met Gen. Early near a certain redoubt and
asked that bis regiment, tLe Sixth 2S. O.,
"be permitted to take part in the charge.''
Col. McKe, in his article, states that
General Early was not, at that time, on
iKa fw.T.i J a 1. 1 i t
u -uu iuat x.r, coi. iuciiae, wno An old baoblor being ill Lia bister
wis men in command ol the brigade, had I presented him a cup of mediome,
ordered the TweutyFourth Virginia I What is it?' he asked. She answered.
regiment to that charge on the lft. 11 " eux,5 "thmatio; it ii very aro-
l .i. . , matio, and will make you feel eostatio,
W o wuh that oar space permitted, we Nancy he replied, irith a smile, 'you
would like to make copious extracts from are very Bistcrmatic H
this ab'y written paper and noble vindi" Seventeen persons were poisoned
cation of a gallant regiment by our tal- by drinking lemonade at a picnio ai
ented townsman : althoueh it never once nfeoorougn - mmu tne oiner aay.
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sujc nua -oriQ iaroiica regi
ment at Williamsburg, and the
terrible s!aDhter it sufferred there, made
a lasting impression upon our young Con
federate mind at the time, aud inspired
us with a great admiration for 'the
men at.d e Ulcers of that regiment, whom
we regarded ia tLe light of Spartan
Lerois.
The csuj'tics of the ith N. C. in
thi battle. Col. McKue btatts, wtre
ki'Itu at.d wouedtd cut of 400 rank and
n.'e, twenty commb6:oDed ufiicers
kil'eil and wyunded out of twenty-four.
We laow of but two other Til
nents in the whale wrrice who suficr-.
red in like comparison with th:&: one was
the 2;h N. C. J-ifantry, Ya-ce'b old
regioient, counaudtd by Col. Harry
Durwm, whica'on the tirat dars fiht at
Gettysba'K went into battle with 900
rank aod rile, aad at the closo; of the
tcgagement that evec'sg, came out with
I ut little cTcr 100 mca fr duty the
balance Uicg ki!?ed aaJ wounded and
t' e 3J N. C. Iafj itry, Majjr Wm jM.
Parsley, (ifterwards L:eut. Cl.rars!ey)
coaxmaiidiu, which went into little
at Gettysburg in the accc-nd day ol
Joty IsOS with mar 300 niUbkets aud
about 14 oSSoer, and came out alter the
lost charge in wlr'c'u they participated, on
the 3d of Jf'y.with scarcely 20 men Ie.'t,
t Ulcers and all. The balance wero lyin
on the field or in the hiepital, there were
no prisoners. Such heroic deeds, where
such Talor was performed aud such suff
ering ecdured.aud all for principle, ehoulu
o pnnteu ana reprinted Irani time to
time, and kept continually before the
youth of the country for them to gaze
upon, to counteract the teaching of the
lying Yankee histories which we are told
are used in some of the white schools fn
other. 'I came near selling my boots
to-day.' The. other marvelled and
made the brie! but eage remark, 'Ah.'
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was expeoted, he i asked, How was
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con No 2 is not expected to recover,'
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wav of bani hiog di-ifca-e and being troubled
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much broken down in constitution, Ac , and
after try iijg the bett physicians and faying
out my money for many kinds of medicines
advertised without tiuding a permanent cure,
1 bigau doctoring myself, using medicines
made from roots and herbs. I fortunately
discovered a wonderful bitters or Blood
CUanger,thenrtbottle of wbicn gave me new
iife and vigor, and in time effected a! perma
nent cure. I was free troin catarrh, my lung
became strong and eound, being able to staad
thetnoet severe cold and exposure, and 1 have
gained over thirty pounds in weight. Feel
ing confident that I had made a wonderful
discovey in medicine, Ij prepared a qaautity
ot the Root Bitters, and was in the habit ol
giving tr-em away to sick friends and neigh
bors. I found the medipine effected the most
wonderful cures of all diseases caused from
humors or scrof da in the blood, Indprudence,
Bad Stomach, Weakness, Kidney Disease;
Torpid Liver, 4c, c. The news of jtny
discovery in this iwny spread iro n one person
to another until I found inyself called upon
to eupply patients with medicine tar and
wide, ana I was induced to establish a labor
atory for compounding ancl bottling the Root
Bitters in large quantities, and I now d vote
all my time to this business.
' I was at first backward in preeentinir either
I myself or discovery in this way to the pubrc,
not being a patent med ciue man and with
small capital, but I am getting bravely over
that. Since I first advertised this medicine
I have been crowded witn orders from drujr-
- gists and country dealers, and the hundred;
of letters I have received from persons cared,
prove the tact that no remedy ever did so
much good in so short a time and b ad so much
success as the Root Bitters. In fact, I am
convinced that they will soon take the lead
o' all other medicines in use. Nearly one
hundred retail druggists, right here at home
in Cleveland, now sell Rjoot Bitters, some of
whom have already sold over one thousand
-bottles. .
Root Sitters are strictly a medical prepar
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of pur forefathers,1 when people w- re cured
by some simple root or plant, and when
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They acc strongly on the liver and kidneys,
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bone and tissue from the head to tee feet,
cleansing and strengthening the fountain
springs of life, hence they must reach all
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Thousands of persons in all parts of the
ountry ! are already using Hoot Bitters
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who bad been given up by friends and physi
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many old chronic cases of Catarrh, cScrofula,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Skin Diseases,
where all other treatments had failed Are
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dizziness, weakness, bad taste in the mouth,
nervou8nees,and broken-down in constitution?
Ton will be cured if you take Root Bitters.
Have you humors and pimples on your face
orjBkin? Nothing will give you such good
health, strength, and beauty as Root Bit
ters. -
I know that jealous physicians will
cry humbug because my discovery cures so
many of their patients, b t I care not. It is
now my desire and determination to place
my Root Bitters as fast as possible within the
reach ef all those suffering throughout tbe
world Sold by wholesale and retail drug
gists and country merchants, or sent by ex
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six bottles $5.00. Foil certificates of hvon
derfnl cures, see my large circular around
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j O. W. FKAlZEBi Discoverer.
S38 Supei ior St., Cleveland O.
Forsaleby J. C. Muads andT. S. Burbank,
I UIOTAIM..
HIGHEST & BEST AWa!;1
a K
Ana wrana Medal of Ha
Economy, Durability an(j 1
combined with .
fiivci
Are Distingu-ishinr Feur
celtbr:e4
Giant Farm and Wa
j Made by
I A. P. DICKEy
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"viiio, WIS..
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Now having many Tate impro8H
Peas, Beans. Castor Keans, Corn Jd iS
They .jrrade heat perfectly by nee hL2
arate 5ats from Wheat, Barlcynd KvV
very perfect arrangements U cW, W
Clover, Flax Seedi Orchard GmT;;? "i1
Small Seeds. They CharT ,fcci:v.
th. shortest time. T Hi
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druggists.
march
26th eow-diw
P.
Sale Under Mortgage.
T Y VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS
X- contained in a deed of mortgage, made
the 2d day of November, 1874, between James
Deans and wile ifillen ana Edward Judder s
Hons, which is recorded in the Register's Of
fice ef Sew Hanover county, in Book K, K,
K, page 11a, e seq., which said mortgage,
together with the bond which it was mad to
The Millioiiiiire
H. O'BRIA V, of $an Fracigcb, Cal
says : "IteraJd Coinpound is the bc-st
Cement for broken wares I ever mw, 1 1 have
articles mended with it that staid as good as
before they were oroken, Sold by ail drug
guts and country merchant, or f jour drug
gist hasn't g' t lt.i nor wont send for it stnd
25 cents for a bo tt! a1 to i
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J.VOrT. PATRICK, Sole Mau'fr,
, apl29-t Wadesboro, J C
Warehouse, as well as Farm Mills, are large. J
structed, both kinds requiring nine sie to tct'
modate the demand, and civing a caparitjfcfiti-J
to 500 bushels per hour, acc ..rding to size Uti
ic mhjcu, uujicu 1 t ocean lransporaaf
and "set up" or "knocked d ,wn" f r f.vwTl
mlar.d, as requested; and in all casesjf.ut fcJ
ooara v,ars or.otcamcrjf- vjrucrs LUea ume 6jJ
icccivcu.
.uius snippea "knocked down
freight charged as when forwarded "setup ftj
graphs and Circulars supplied on application. lO
win quoted icm ana cn ueral Urn Cat
onaence souatea. 11
Foreclosure Sale.
AN FRIDAY, the 1st day of Aosnitkr
J at 12 o'clock, M., by virtue of iht 1
ers conf rred by a certain uiorteae dedn
ecuted by Joseph C. Pittman acd wile, t ft;
Wilmington iiuuding ssociatiot, rcrutr
in the Records of New iianover Conntia
Book F. F. F., page 484. the underiifi
will offer for sale by public audi id at ia
Court Houte door ia the City of wilmiotK
that certain l t of laud in the City of IFi
mington, bounded and described as fulloii:
Beginning at a point in the Weitern' tints'
Fourth Bti eei, 103 ftet 'orth of iU irter
ion with Davis street, thence .Vortbtardlt
with Fourth street 60 feet, thence WeitiW
ly 121 feet to the Eastern line of Third street,
thence Houthwe8twardlywith said hue of U
bL, 35 feet to Davis street, thenee flonlhirt.
wardly with the Northern line of Dtriiitr
50 feet and thence Eastward! j Hi fterioi
beginning.
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay fi
papers. I
ALEX. T.' LOND05,
june 2-19tAjy3l Assignee ia Bapkripr.
Corn, Bacon, Molasses.
Bush Prime Whlta ,C'jrn,
40,000
Boxes L. S. and, Smokei
325
200 Uhf NewCf7CubioL
gQ Bbls Cuba, X. 0.
1 250 fttId Fresh. Flour,
1-i r Bbls Sugars, Crushed,
Oiiranulated A, Extra C.snflC
210 g8 '
00 Tubs Choic f tmilJ
jjQ Boxes Toba:co, isx
1 -7 r- Half Bbis and Boxei Sal
0 i' . T;
KqQ Kegs Nails,
! 1 ALSO,
Pofa-'h, Lye, Soda, Boap, Starch,
Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels, Glae,
for sale low by I
WILLIAMS A MaBCBlSO.V,
17 Wholesale ro. A Uom-
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lune
Steamer Passbort,
fi evjie 01 me mr. xuvj uiuaa c a specially i (oeetner who uie oona wnicu 11 was maa to 1 larr. j. vr. UAKrtK,
atth.sBar. Only the best Wines, Whirkies, secure, and all the right,,title and interest of V i
W HI resume SUNDAY MT-i
TBIPS TO 8MITHV1LLE, April 27,weather
Brandies and Cigars are offered at this estab
laenL july &
rjIHE COMMESCIAL formerly the "EM-
PIBE HOUSE",havin been thoroughly ren-
! ! t I
orated and refitted is now one of beTeading
nrst-clais Hotels in the city. The table is
) i 1 1
ihli city, aad which teach the youth of supplitd with the best or home and north-
the present day that their -tathera were era mlrketJ 'u ! '
traitor and rebel. ' .
Col. Mcllae'a paper ia" a complete Board Per S2,d S2 50 !
vindication ol hizmeif and his command Lr Baaaple Booms for the Com-
aa well as a rery graphically written ac- mercial trade.
count of the battle referred to. It will
rtpaj perusal.
Thoi. H. KcKoy, &obt H- McKoy
ATTOXLZ7Z3irfl-AT-LAW
WILMINGTON, N. a 1
Office North side Harkst street, bvtwaa
Second and Third streets,
iaa
A journal asks, what is the difference
between a soldier and a fashionable yoens
lady? and replies: One faces the pj dr
ina ins otner powueri the lacj.
A First-Class Bar aad Billiard Hall
' ; i 1
connected with this HoteL
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FREE LUNCH daily from 11 A. kf
. 1
to 12.30 P. il.
Mm mm.
juiy i- 1 -
Warm Springs,
1 i
Western North Carolina,
18 NOW OPEN for the reception of pleas
ure seekers an c invalids.
This lovely plae is situated in the beauti
ful valley of the rrtnch Broad, within eight
miles of the raiiroad.
We have a fine band of aamsie, attentive ssr
rants, and all other accommodation to be
fomad at a first-class wateriar piacn.
For particalars apply for descriptive pam
phlet, w. h. howeeton;
jane 10 Proprietor,
Edward Kidder A Sons, was on the 19th day 1
of July inat ,assirned to James Madden, new.
this i to rive notice that I will, as the Attor
ney of said James Madden, assignee of said
bond and mortgage, at 13 o'clock M. on
Wednesday, August 13th. 1879, at public auc
tion at the Court House door ia the said citr !
of It ilmingtoa, sell for cash to the highest 1
bidder, the land ana premises conveyed ia
said mortgage deed, said land and premises
beinr the western h If ef lot No. , in Block
KO.-13U, in we omciai pian 01 saia city of I
Wilnungten.
F. ;H. DAkBf,
july 20-20t A tt'j for Assignee.
permittixg. Dally Trips as
CFutl. Leave
Dock at 9.30 A.
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apl 25 I
M.
Hot ! Hot
NICE
Dried
O TES 1 i BUT SUCH NEW,
Pennsylvania Batter, Cheese,
Apples, Poultry, Eggs, Ac, just received
to-day. So good you will never think
how hoL We take every care to please.
Deliver the g ods promptly and are very,
much obliged for your previous custom.
Kespectfolly,
july 23 NKWBUBT CHASTEN
Headquarters for Ale,
Lager Beer and Portjer.
H- MARCUS k SON'S,
. . i No. 5 Market Street
(TAX FURNISHYOU WITH THE BE3
Porter, both keg
V
and
Ale, Lager Beer and
bottled, ia the city.
Country order promptly attended t
mv wmw
Each, and all styles, including Grind Sqjj
and Upright, all stricUy first cii, " .
the lowest hst cash wholmal" rt
prices, direct to the puacHHia. ne77L.
made one of the finest displays at V' rTi
tennial Exhibition, and were unanimoMj
12,000 in use; Regularly incor?LrtV.w Jl
ufacturing Co. Factory etuuhel ot
rears The Square Grande taWn-&.
heks new patent Duplex reltrtJZ.J
the greatest improvement in the .'
Piano making. The Uprights are ths w
in America. Pianos sent on -maL gf
fail: to write for illustrated and VeWf
catalogue of 48 pages mailed iff j ,
MEXUELStJOHN F1A.N0 CO.. I
! n... ICS .tret. '
anl 7-na . 21 taat
Sol. Bear, A Bros..
miKE' PLEA SURE in annoonBj
..I. i . fit they
numerous inenas ana painu, -
I . . ... at
one of the moat 'complete and urw. j
of ! .
! - ...
CL0THINC& FURNISHING COCDlt
' HATS' A'
the above will be sold at
by any other Housh cJt?;!
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Call early and geCBargalns. j j
ROL BEAR
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And that
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prices . tnan