MISCELLANEOUS.
15"
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
RelisTes.aad ers
RHFX3IATIS3I,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica. Lumbago,
BACKACHE,
EliMCBX, T0OTHCHI,
SORE THROAT,
QriNST.BWF.LUNGS.
MPRAINN,
Sorta Cats, Broast,
. FROSTBITES,
Bl'RM, SCALDS,
Aol a'.i otW twwiilr adi-s
and pain.
nm CI5TT 1 BOTTII.
pH r all DrnrrH n1
I("i. Direction iu 11
language.
Tie Clurlsi A.T:jIer Z:.
( Sowi to A. V.I.t.t C.)
Balliaiar.. JH-, I. S. A.
TheDaily Review
OIJK IN N Kit .UFK.
Eieh lt:ij- a secret an iuuer life,
u nouea ami Ie:trs.
Hi;h smpiotiwn, doubting, slm, and fear.
j Ami jovs ami tour !
j N. eye but God" withm tin- veil ran l.ok:
UnU the worM
j TUr human heart i an i:notciiCMook
A banner fuiTd: j .
I A mighty ttvean into whose lowest deep
t: t-.-tmioi ee i i
A eret treasury, of which ilea van kevp-.
Tin; master key ; t I
An unsolved, awful, mystery Mihlinic
.Ne'er understood
A battle lield, where virtue strive.- with crime,
Kvil with good, i I
Tli angid of our kind and ndTere tate
Are mars hale I there:
Light grappling with prim darkne, love with
hate. !
Hope with despair.
None eVr cau pas the becret inner door
That znardM the heart: . r
I It U a crypt one's wlf caunet explore
j In every part, i
j Wv are not a- wc eiTii for oft the ere
Belies the breast:
The lips -ry '-peace"' wlien haggard care U
ni'jh ' j '-.,!;
And wild unrest, -Measure
the sur.leam compass en and
Creation' plan.
Find out! 'Twerh easier than to understand
The heart of man.! ; i.
Komeinler This.
If you arc sick Hopri tiers will sure-dVatnroinmakm-yoti
well when
irvou arc costive or dyspeptic, or
re fctliltliDi, UU' " ,
Serous diseases of the i stomach or
Ceis it is vour own fault it you re-
riln ill. to IoP Bittrrs arti , a- sover"
Sit ramedy in all such complaints
Tyou arc wasting away with any form
' J Kidney disease, stop tempting Death
"moment, and turn for a cure . to
ff vou are sick with that terrible sick
i Nervousness, yon find a "Balm in
I5d" la the use of Hop Bitters.
ff vou are a frequcn terror a resident
.t i miasmatic district, barricade your
. rint the scounre of all couu-
malarial, epiuuiuiu, unmn, nw
inurmittent fevers-by the use of Hop
inters
' if voii hate rough, pimply, or sallow
hk'm. bad breath, paiiis and aches, and
iijrl miserable generally. Hop Bitters
wlQ sivc you fair skin, rich blood, and
jwtdeat breath, health and comfort.
lu riiort they cure all diseases of the
stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver. Nerves
Kldnovs. Bright' Disease. $500 will
fee poii for a case they will not cure or
ftat poor, bedridden, invalid wife,
rtfer, mother, or daughter can be
mie tie picture of health, by a few
boOle of Hop Bitters, - coat ing but a
trifle. Will you let them suffer,
iach 12 lm
FACING DEATH FOKTHEIU
COUNTKV
Two Acts ot Heroism Displayed
by Soldiers AVIiile Under
Fire.
A small flag had been rieen at the
.side of a rock standing near the
flank of one of the Frencii trenches
before Sebastopol. No one knew how
the Has had come there. I Jt was re-
and shells
with fatal
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tejue it a effftet, not a cause. Ita origin
wtt in; Its manifestations without. Hence,
u cum the iiLxv4e Ue CAUSK murit be remov
4. In no other way can a cure be effected.
WAAMKlfH SArB K1DSKY AND IJVKK
CUKE ltt established on Jutvt thid princlplf . It
Kallan that
95 Per Cent.
o all rL-ease artee from deranged kidneys and
rer tod it strikes at once at the root of the
lifliculty. The elements of which it U compose-!
art directly upon the jrrcat organs, both
m a FOOD and ftEtTTOKKR. and by placing
them In a healthy condition, drive dlaeese and
ftfn from the system.
Pnr the in?merahle troubles' caused by un
hahhy KMny8, Uvcr and Uilnary Organs;
(J th dUtreiwInff IMaordera of Women; for
and for physical derangement xencr
iJy, thU irreat remedy has no equal. Beware
of IniooeUrs, Imitations and concoctions said
t be )u a gool.
tI)iabeus ask for WARNER'S SAFE DI-
abltks cum-;.
r sale by All dealers.
H. H. WARNER CO..
MUt lm Rochester. N.
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marten mac cannon oaiis
had fallen futo the trench
effect, as if there had been an enfilading
nre. a suaaen light broke upon the
officer in command. The jllag was a
point to aim at lrom the rampart, and
the rock sent the shot by ricochet into
the trench. He called lor a volunteer
to take awajT the flag. There was no
reply. j i
In the French army it is n0t enough
to give a word ot command. )vh;ch has
to be explained before it is obeyed. The
oflicer went to a private soldjer of the
name ot Victor Picault, and asked him
to go. The man answered that he
would, if he knew why. The case was
then made clear to him. He sprang
out ot the- trench, and ran to the tlap;
under a shower of riile bullets.Hc pulled
it down. At the moment when it fell a
whole battery discharged Jgrape shot at
htm. He threw himself on the ground.
Both the French and the Russians
thought he was killed. I He suddenly
jnniped up unhurt, . and ran to the
trench with the flag ;n his hand. jHe
received non commissioned rank! and
the Cross ot Ihe Legion of Honor. '
A gunner was then praised for
courage and strength. During an attack
on one ot the 1 rench batteries he had
remained alone to defend it. all! his
comrades having been either killed or
wounded. He brandished one of jthe
lever3 ot his cannon like aj quarter staff,
striking down five Russians with t. He
received two bayonet-thrusts in his
shoulders, but still had vigor enough 'to
wrest a rifle from one of those Vfho had
wounded him. He shot the one without
and knocked the other over with a blow
on the head from its stock. Sqme
Zouaves came to his assistance, and
saved him by charging the . Russian
line of attack. They carried! him in
triumph to the commander iri chief,
who was at breakfast. On hearing the
report giyen of the affair, the great
general made the gunner sit don to
share his meal. When he was with
drawing, a cross of the Legion of Honor
was pinned on his breast by the general
himself. The gunner offered his humble
thanks, and asked if lie might now go
to have his wounds seen lto. Intense
was the astonishment of the officers
present. Among them) was a staff
surgeon, who was ordered to examine
the man at once, i The two wounds
were pronounced by hmi to be very
serious, but not mortal, and thei- happy
gunner was sent to the ambulance.
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What Seven Could not do,
NAsnviLi.K. Tenn.r April 6, 1881.
II H Warner & Co: Sirs Seven
physicians could not do ' for nie what
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure ac
complished. Hopelessly sick 'with kid
ney diseases, it restored me to perfect
health. JACOB -MYERS.'
..;JF- J- "-a 4L M i
are fond ordos. TTiey""will pay 400
for a Gordon setter and never ; shoct
Anything but the setter. ' h '
! Ixxlges are useful, out too many of
them do not.m.ike a happy home. A
man in Iowa .joined so many that it
: took him and his wile all nirht to count
them. He slept in , regaiia, called his
wins iruisuijjiui muiri anu tits son
"junior warden J He spent a great deal
of his time marching in processions
and in visiting the sick, especially ladies
of sixteen years and upward. He was
taken sick himself, and he was visited
by so many communities that his wife
was glad to get him well. - Fill your
home with beauty; People ought to
live in every room in the house, I have
built a great many houses on paper
and I am at it yet. I would avoid the
spare room. Tt is cold and damp.
There is r.othingiu a ;spare trpom that
will burn. Lhaveoften trjeaioUwajm
abed in a spare room, but always
failed. If you have any doubt abgut
the spare room, ask your pastor, lie
knows all about it. ? I
! We live in brighter homes now, and
live in better houses than kings formerly
lived iu. I can say, with Talmage, that
Iwasfiladto be on hand when the
planet came along. Our fathers were a
lot of scalawags. Clothed -in tin and
steel they would go into a neighbors
castle and rob and destroy. But now
things are better If a man sees another
with anything ' he . wants lie
makes a deal with him in stoeks, iu trfl
or cotton, or what, and he gets the
property ; but. he don't , disfigure the
corpse. Only 160 years ago the last
witch was burned in Scotland for get
ting up tfthundcroTffii? by puljing off
her stockirig how a man vvdnl get shot
jifhe pulls off his: boots in a parlor car.
What man is" there who would have
jived in 1776 ? Eighteen suits me bet
ter than seventy-six. j The world is bet
ter than it used to be and it is going to
be still better when you get out of it.
Every man should have a den a room
or closet in his house, sacred to his
own use. in which no wife has a right
to go tearing around a den fullof pre
cious letters, photbraphs. o)uns anL
unpaid bills. In your homes you must
expect troubles it. is- troubles-that
make home happy. Enjoy your trou
bles! as they come along. Fill your
home with music- j Buy your boy a
fiddle, even if you have to stop your
ears Buy a piano for Jthe girls even it
you have a do2eh of them, and you have
one, two, three, one. two, ,-threcj all the
day long,BurlinfftQnJIpw?icyc.
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' Dr. BtnsoiVs Celery and CJiamO'
mile Fills cured my wife immediately of
severe neuralgia." II. M. (Cocklin,
JShepherqtown,jra.J1pQ(;, adruggists. .
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Soap bubbles can be blown to a size
ot two feet in diameter and kept two
days by using a preparation of oleate of
soda and glycerine. x. Y. tym.
Wells' "liougli on Corns;"
Ask for Wells' "Rough on Corns."
15c. Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corns, warts, bunions.
MISCELLANEOUS...
Kalamazoo. Micir., Feb 2, 1880.
I know-Hop Bitterr4Will recom
mendation honestlyl f .11 Whcf rise them
confer upon them th higltrencnii
ums and give thent cr4drtforTOking
cures all the proprietors claird for
them. I have kept :thenv since they
were first bftfereol U the public' They
took high rank from .the first, and
maintained it, and are mrore .cailed for
than ail others combined-.. So long as
they keep up their high reputation for
purity and usefulness, I shall continue
to recommend them something I have
never before done with any other patent
medicine. J. J. Babcock, M. D.
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Panaers, Take Notice.
MUfliUy HOQ CHOLERA COMPOUND
l cure or prevent Hog Choi
-ltU dieia which Swine are .ud-
Trtcw1. lreadful disease
UittTaSL114 win put your norm In
iAa ajxl tS? .fonWna one and one-hall
JoSpiia aim110 of Cholera. andput
Mnlrth !2Mto to fatten in one half the
The lamcri7fkfT.Inon0 ha ot te
toVS 10 ttea in one half Ihe
ftni- iV,1. countr are sriTlnr It
AU lanaera ahould buy a pack
cjW!?? and ' ret-vr. 'it.
Home, Sweet Home.
I talk about home because I am rare
ly there, and men like to talk most of
what they know least about. "There j
is uu piut-e ii ku mime. ivtrn iuu.iu
live in boarding houses touchingly war
ble that song. Home is more to a wo-j
man than to a man. A man who has
no home is a social tramp.1 pWith a
woman it is ditlerent; she wants a
home, but does not always have a
chance to get itt Woman ' feeds upon
affection. She is never happy untit,she
gets her ideal man ; and then she is cast
down to find another woman's photo
graph and iove-iettcr in his' overcoat
pocket. But a man gets his home, lot,
bouse, mortgage, mechanic's lien and
all. He has all but the niortgage, and
the mortgage has him. All ofa man's
life, except what he spends iit thestore,
club, caucus, lodge or prayer meeting,
is spent in his home. Mam is! great in
his own house; if he is not a king, he
is at least a prince consort i, Mny are
like the man who. on being uominated
for Iieutentant governor, said: -"You
have nominated the right man lor tJie
right place. I have been lieutenant
governor ever since I was married."' i
It.ls said that every home has a , skel
eton, but I don believe it. It is only a
thing of the imagination. 1 Some regard
a poor relation as a skeleton; but that
is wrong. No man is poor for fun; he
can't help it, and is entitled I to your
sympathy. Homes are brighter and
better than they used to be. Onrwives
make them so. When a wife buys her
husband it diamond pin for Christmas
it brightens home; and the husband is
made happy by receiving the I bill ten
days before Christmas. Husbands,
take your wives into your confidence;
it will help you to success. What is
home without a dog? It is altogether
too quiet. I took a.dog from Philadel
phia to Burlington and rather than do
it aain I would take a pair of twin ba
bies to San Francisco. That dog wound
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ECZEMA,
- TETTERS,
I HUMORS, ... ,
PIMPLES.
Diseases of Hair and Scalp.
Inflammation,
Eruptions,
Ulcers,
Itcliinus,
ALL VANISH
BY USE OF
DR. C. W. BENSON'S
IE5I I XsT, O XT IFt E.
It makes the ekin "wbi c, sofjt and smooth;
removes tan and freckles, and is the. JJEST
toilet dressing IN THE AVORIJ) Elcgajitly
put up, TWO bottles ht me fackbfeH teowlst
ins ot both internal and external treatment.
All Jirstcass xrugg:1"18 nave it. i --
Ier package.
It is the only genuine "Skin Cure" and
all should beware of the various remedies
which have been struggling for existcnee, and
now endeavor to ride into popularity by ad
vertising themselves, as "The ireat Skin
Cures." There is onlv one. and that is Dr.
Benson's. Be sure afld get it. j
"I'M 11AFPV TO SAY YOUR SKIN Cl'Bi: HA.
CUBED MY KOZEMA OK THE M AI.P, OK IOLB
YEAlts ktandino.' Jno.' A. Andrews, Attor
ney . it Law." A ehton, 111. t-6'Hi. j
"FOR Toru YE A KS I si" KFERKI ;"AiJtY
FEOM A SKIN DIPEAS'H. " YOUR SKIS Cl'KK
rURKDME." C. B. McDonald, Plantenviile,
Ala. -."..'; '
Nervous or Dyspeptic Headaches cured by
Dr. V. W. Benson's Celerv and Chamomile
Pills. , !. r' r-.' '
i C. N. Critteuton. Sole VVholeaHle Agent, for
Dr. C W. Benson's Kcmedie, II Fulton St.,
New York. . ,
apl 5-lw-th-fmi - ' - ' '
( RFFnrAMn aft i
Cls 1 mill fir eitVttrj:1 TrtaL
TO LIEU OriLYi YQUUQ JORJOLD, -
TTrnO are raffertnx from'Vcurocs Debojtt,
V I-t YiiAurr. Lack or Xctte Fo axi
Visor. WiTO8 WKAKXKssiB.jin4U thv aueaj
of a nxwsAt XATfaie iviltsnx tmm.Ja a
f 4T!ra CCrs. fpT rft and complete reeto
rtiaaof E.tTH. icotanl MisuiWtl'-uimra. "
1 1 it KTOXKirt ni-tT-jr of fho NiT"-t-ta iVriturr.
I Send t on- for l.l Jitifl ifnr- t J ,
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VARIOUS QUACKS.
WHn-FlP.UWtTU UtenuunrTCKUfur ntit !
TIVATE THE FIELD OF HUMAN NATURE.
There have alwajs been - qiuicA-f legal
quacks, theological quacks, , scientilic quacks
and medical quacks. Some of tliem are bland,
oily fellows who argue ami smile the world
into believing ia their favorite bit of humbug.
Others are pompous and pretentious paraaitea.
But they make it pay. Men seem to love to be
swindled, stipulating only that it shall-be neat
ly done.
The dear public arc equallv liberal - to the
electri kk iioUc frattd.cTlii51re!low is a
genius in hi line. f Ife-will put a magnetic Delt
around your waist, a magnetic necklace" under
your chin, or lit you out with an entire suit of
magnetic clothe, warranted to serve the pttf
ofe of n-Jiiary garments, and at the same
time to enreall diseases, from whooping-cough
to hasty consumption. '
Most of these, have no more electric or mag
netic powei about them than reside in woolen
blanket or in girdles of sackcloth. Only
when applied by an expert is electricity ol the
flightejjtTifeaRa"melu;inal'agtnt4 api even
then its value is grossly over stated. iWiiut is
the strongest pofcsHdc prcsumptlyacTidence in
fa rrVi- of a pattfcnlar l-dnedy ? Clearly t hat it
should have leen prepared, bv responsible per-
i i
sons of acknowledged skill in t he trratjnjent of
i " i f
dtease. i
Squarely on this fomvlatiou stands BEN
SON'S CAPCINE POISUS IMjASTKR. En
dorped by .5,000 physicians, phnrinacist, drug
gists and chemists, Jt needs no further ajtolo
gy nor introduction. It is the.oue and only,
true and tried external applicatiouL Quacks of
all kind
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WHOLESALE rFICES.
W Th following ouotrUous represent
wholesale priees generally. In making up
small order higher price have to lx chaaged
ft) 1
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kinds pay the fCapcine; the,, cc
ridi-lliko; a.- Satan i said'to 4
copipliment of
late licdy wa
ter. . r ; "
Look in the middle of the plaster for the
won! "CAPCINK". Price 25 cents.
Seabury A .Johnson, Chemists.
men 25 4w -. .,
yLSSSr-. RinipiriQ muni
This w&ter-proot material resembles fine leather.isnsad
for roofs, outside walls of bulldinfm. snd 4nmd in plac
of plaster. Catalogue AIM II CAV 9 PH Caal
8amplesfTeeEsteb.l866)i.n.fAI OCUlit
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DON'T
Fail to use ALABAST1XE for renovating your
'Walijs and CeiUngs. It is rapidly superced
log all other Finish. For durability", beautr
and economy,' it is without an eqwal. and can
be applied by any one.tir not for sale in your
neighborhood, - send to "SEKLEY BROS., 32
Burling Slip, New Yorlr. mch 26 4w
When 1 ear eara I do not mean merelv to ston them lot
time and then bare tbem return again, I mean aradl
-Hi cure. I bare made the disease of FXTS, Prt.EP3y
or FALLING SICKNESS a life-long study, I warrant ntj
remedy to cure the worst cases. Because others hav ,
tailed Is no reason for not now receiving a euro. Send ill
once for s treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible
remedy.- Give Express and Poet Office It costs yen
nothing for atrtjVand I wlllcureyoivi -
Jll'frej "A - OJSOOjE. 1 PearXfit. New Torlt.
Sr00to$250
Per Month SURE.
Agents Jubilant .witti
sueces , everrwrfero
sellinsr our newbraided Silver Mould Wire
Clothes Line. Lat- forever. Xever ruM. Warranted
aeiln re8xlily at every nouse. sample dctmn free i.y
tnaiL , AddreiM OI&AED WIBB MILLS, Fhilada. , Pa.
C3!?TDBHs
I have a positive remedy for the above disease; by ita
Cse thousands ef cases of the worst kind and of Jong
standing bare been cared, indeed, eo strong Is my faita
In its efficacy, that I will send TWO B0TTLE3 FREE, to
gether with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this dlseaue, to
any sollbrer. Give Express and F. O. address.
PB T. A. tU.OCUM, 161 Pearl St., N w Vtlc-
"MOORE COUHTY GRIT"
AAnuini i o inn if ii i PTnttcc
LUAHWJLLO MrtUWliLUOIUIiCOi
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SAMPLES OF USAX. BEST
ON APPLICATION. '
NORTH CABQIINA MILLSTONE CO.
Branch Office. Charlotte. N. C.
a-MVNTION THIS PAPF.ll
ImHE GBEAT SOUTHERN
IX. m71Tl!nVrA ei.a AffirAf.
al. Syphlli!" Scrotal on s Taint, RHeu.
mat ism. White Swell in ir. Gout. Goitre.
IConsamption.TIraBchitls, rron De
KlHrT. Malaria, and all diaeaxM arininr
Jfroni as impure condition of tho
BLOOD, SKIN, or SCALP.
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CURES SCROFULA.
Cures Klicumatlm.
Cures Syphilis..
Ctircs Malaria.
ba6gi2?g ;
Standard..... lTO
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BACON North Carolina:
llama, r lb 00 O
Shoulder, I 8 - 10
Sides, ft.. 00 to
WESTERS SMOKED-
Hams... lTVfcO
Sides. ft la
Shoulders 00 &
DBY SALTED
Sides, ft j BH
Shoulders, V ft 00 A
BARREIjS SDlrita TuruenUne.l -
Second Hand, each.... 1 75
New New York, each;....... 1 HO
NewCltv.eacb 1 0
BEESWAX. V ft i 20
BIUCKS, tM
BUTTEK. V lb-
North Carolina.......!....... 2S
Northern. 30
Wilmington 7 .V)
Northern 0 W
C.NILES, V ft j
Sperm.. IS ffD
. Tallow . . ll4i
Adamantine........ .......... 14 6t
CUEESE. V BV. - -
Northern Factory.. . ......... lSitfS
Dairy, Cream.... ............ 14 (ft
State L 10 Ctt
COFFEE, V lb j
Java i.....
Jjtgnyra.i.....
Rio J..
CORN MEAL. V bus., in sac . 77i
COTTON TIES, V bundle.... 1 30 0
DOMESTICS
Sheeting, 4 4, V yd. 7
Yarns, W bunch I 00
EGGS, W dozen...... oe
FISH
Mackerel, No. lj f no!..... "..IB 00
Mackerel, No. 1, 4? halt bid.. 8 .
Mackerel, No. 2; r bbl 9 60
Mackerel, No. 2, V half bid. . oo
Mackerel; No. 8,1 bbl. ...... 7 75
Mullets, tf- bid.. ! 3 00
Mullets, Pork bbls.... ...... 7 00
N. C. Roe Uerring, 4f keg-... 3 on
DrvCod. 4f ft..i .5
FERTILIZE RS. tfl 2,000 ft
Peruvian Guano! No. 1...I...57 !50
No. 2........K! 00
Lobos. 00 00
.Baugh's Phosphate. . . 00 00
Carolina Fertilizer... J 45 00'
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Ground Bone
Bone Meal...
Bone Flour
Navassa Guano..........
Complete Manure. ........
W-han n'ft- Phosphate. . . . . .
Wando Phosphate..
Berger & Butz's Phosphate.. 00 00
Excel lenza cotton rerunzer.ao oo
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French's Carbonate of" LI me.
French's Agricultural Lime....
FLOUR, bbl '
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Northern Super
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M J A .1 . ... ....... .
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City Mills Extra. . ....
Family
Extra Family....
GLUE V ft...........
GRAIN, V bushel
Corn, from store, bags, white.
Corn, cargo, in bulk, white. .
Com -cargo, mixed, iiT b8gs .:
Oots, from store....,.....;
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Cores Xctous Debility.
ELOSilBillalS
CimES EBITPTIOXS. r
baa its tngrealents published oa ererr
fkare. t-boir It to yonrphy1-Un, and
Is will fcoii rnn tt la romnoaed of tb9
, longest Iterative that, exist, and Is an
sxecuent. luaaa A'anner. , ; k -
COSAPALJS H aold by aa DrnggWa.
f .""1 people are always on
f tne footmtt or.chan-
f fr ii
W J LJ 1 Mralim. ani tat tinae
co Co Inereaae their
.-tconie wealthy; tlioe who do not Imnrorg
ifcelroppoTtnnitieft remain In poverty. We of
tcr a gfeat chance to make money. We want
raany men. wotv.cn, boys and girls to work tor
gb right .n their cwya localities. Any one can
do the work properly from the first start. The
business will pay more than ten times ordi
nary wages. Expensive ontCt f JiyilAlyd free.
No bnc vjo cn.rages fails to make money rso
l.i'r. ioi. tn do tots yocr'wnoJe time t the
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Oommissioner's Sale,
N PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
riaperior Court of Brunswick ciunty, at Fall
Term 11, iu an action of foreclonre tbercln
pending between TTie rirst national Bank of
Wilmington a plaintiff,, and Alex. Oldham
and wile as defendants, theunderignfd, Com
misainer appointed by said deeree.will sell at
public anction, tor cash, at t lie Court JIoue in
MnilbTillc, onlonday, the 9lh of April.
at 12 M, the following real estate, U-jug in the
county of Brunrwkk, adjoining the town of
Wilmington and containing i7f acre, more or
lees. Beginning at a marble pott in the Bmns
wick eminty lio on tne South sideof the great
road or catweway arrows Eaglo Inland.' and
rune about South with the aaid county llncf to
a cypress in t he edge of the Cape Fcst river
at th? raourtk of a canal, then along said
canal about West to Alligator Creek, then
up said creek to said great road or aneway,
then along it about East to thef beginning.
Excepting tfrm aaJd bound two a-re con
veyel to John A. Taylor by 4. E. Gregg by
deed of Jantiarr 19tb, 1S04 ; aud aUo exix-pUng1
a lot lying 120 lee t Lroni the aforesaid! ronnty
line and along said great road 00 feet, fronting
the same and extending back J00 feet taralhl
with mi id Brunwitk county line, which last
lot was reserved by Alfred Smith in the deed
conveying aid landjto the aail Alex. Ukiham.
: . . A. fi. RICAUD.
mch H-'iV! 1 OmmNioncr.
TJ
C D. rjorrill.
NDElTTAKXn, CABINET M Aim R JLSI
Carolina Central B. rB.
Company. j
Ornci or general scterutcndesit, i
Wilmington, N. a, KoT.12tb. 1SS2. '.. )
Phancro nf 5rHo"fiiiln
QN AND AFTER NOV. 13th,8S2, THE -
following scneoaie will be operated onltals
Railroad: , ' r" v
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TItAIN,
s . mmwm . m . . A tm W a at
ieave rvumingxon au... x . au
Arrive at Charlotte at...... .7.40 A. H.
Leave LJiariotte at.. ...... ..7.aj f. al.
Arrive at Wilmington at..... CO A. M.
Trains Nos-1 and 2 stop at regular atailona
, ami iMjinve uceignavcii in vuq vonpuij
TimeTable. t . i
Train No. 1. Daily except Sunday. C r i . '
Do. No. 2. do. do. Sattrrdar.
SJtl.LJtl iJlVISlUN. I'AJSSLNGrlU. UAIL.
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT.
Dally except Sundays.
Charlotte........... ; S.OO'A. M.
Arrive at Shelby...... ..1220 1 M.
Leave ShelbT.. 1.40 P. M.
ArriYC at Charlotte... ......,.......'o.a0 J if.
Trains No. 1 and ! make eloso connection at
Hamlet with It. A A. Trains to and from Ral
eigh, and at Charlotte with Sbelby Division
Tram.
Through Sleeping Cars between Wilmington
and Charlotte and Raleigh and Charlotte.-
Tako Train Norf 1 for fitatesTllle: Stations
Western N O U K, Aslievlllo and points Wesu
Also, for Spartanburg, Greenville, Athens,
Atlanta and all points Southwest, t .
L. C. JONES,
' Superintendent.:
F. W. CLARK. General Passenger Agent
nor 12' j, ;-
No. 1. j
No. 2. J
Leave
Wilmington & Weldoii
.Railroad Company
Officb of General. SuFEkixjiXDEWT, V
Wilmington, ncVnoX i&Jsl.i
5.
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Change of-Schedule
N AND AFTVIt VftV ito a-. .n
J A. M., Passcnzer Trains on the Wlimlac'
ton A We ldon Railroad will rim as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TBArN D A1LT
- - Nos. 47 North and " 48 South." ."
Leave Wilmlagton, Front St. Depot,' 6.40 A. 11,
Arrive at Weluon... .......12.40 P. M
Leave Weldon....:... ....... 3.80. M.
Arrive at Wilm'gton, Front SL D'ptr 9.30. P. M.
FAST TIIKOUGU MAIl3 A PAJSENOXB TRAILS
, Daily Nos. 43 North and 40 Sotrrn. ,
Leave Wilralngton,Front8t., Depot, fi.45 P. hi.
Arrive at Weldon; .......J. l.lo P.M.
Leave Weldon .... e.10 P. M.
Arrive at WIlm'gton.FrontSUl) 10.55 P. al.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS Da1lV.
Nos. 45 North and 42 Sonth. ( -1
Leave Wilmington.............;.. 9.30 pi m.
Arrive at Weldon 4L00A. M
Leave Weldon at.". ;. -l 20 A,
Arrive at Wilmington..........;.. "7.03 A fdl
Train No. 40 South will stop only at Rocky
Mount, Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia.
Trains on Tarboro Branch KoadLeare Roeky
Mount for Tarloro at 12 M. and 7.15. P, ial.V
DdBy. Returning, leave Tarboro at 9.90 A.' at.
and 3 P. M. Dally. - t
Trains on Scotlawl Neck Branch Road leave
Halifax for Scotland Neck at ,S0 PJAf. Re
turning leave Scotland NecrT at 1 01 o'clock,
dally. . ' -'"., .
Train No. 47 makes close connection at W el
don for all points North Daily. All rail via'
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bar
Line. I '
Train No. 43 runs daily and makes clase con-1
nectlon for all points North ria Richmond and
Washington. No. 47 makes close connection
for Tarboro. j ,
AH trains run-soLd letween WP-nington and
Washington, and hav Pullman Palaco Sleep
ers attached. . ,
JOHN F. J I VINE, .
General Superintendent.
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
nov 6 - 1 I r
Wilmington, Columbia
& Augusta It. II. Co.
OFFICK OF GENERAL. SDPERINTEJrDXJtT.
Wilmington, N. C. Nov. 8, 1882. '
ua
9.50 r. it .
2.55 A. aw
8.20 A. M.
6.40 A.M.
1 Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER NOV. 5T1T,S 1882 A
31., the following Passenger Belied
uk will be run on this road : .
NICHT EXPRESS TRAINS. DAD.Y-No. 4S
Wee t and 47 East.
Leave Wilmington ,
Leave Florence.
Arrive at C. C. A A. Junction.....
Arrive at Columbia....
Leave Columbia........ 10.00 P. Xt. i
Leave, C;, C. A A. Junction... 10.20 1 M.
Leave Florence , 1.50 A. M. !
Arrive at WUmiigton, 4.2 A. 11 .
NioiiT Mail axd Pasbevgek TSADr( Datlt,
No. 40 West, ajtd Dat Mail akd Pah
skkgkk Train, No. 43 East., ! ,,.
Ieave Wilmington........ 11.10 r, M.
Arrive at Florence 2.45 A. M.
Leave Florence ......i. ........ 12.M P. 11.
Arrive at Wilmington ...'.. 6.23 P.M. '
MAITj AND PASSENGER TRAINS DAI Lf
Nos. 42 West and 45 East. i .
......7.25 A. M
......11 JO A. 11!
4.50 P. M.
. .9.03 P. M
Ieare Wilmington........
Arrive at Florence........
LMre Klarerw! at
Arrive at Wilmington
Truln l.t ttnai at . 1 1 KtaHnna
No. 40 stops only at Jcmingtonj Whlterilie,
Fair Bicff and Marion. .;.,f.i!
Passengers for Cobrmbla and all points on G.
A C. IL It., C, A R. IL, Stations. Aiken Junc
tion, and all iolnts beyond, should take 4f
NUbt Express. ,
Seiarate Tollman Rice pen for Charleston
and for August on Train is. .
All trains run Mild between Chaxlestoa and
Wilmington.
john r. divine;
. General SupertntendeaC
T. M. EM E&SON, General Passeager Agent.
. ' nov 5 -i , , , ---.;.
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!rea"d Worl: S : : ra
SOME MORE.
JUST RECEIVED, AXOTIIEB1 lot or
those ELKGANT HAVANA CHETIOOTS.
Warranted Uc liest I ; , j
FIV fc CENT CIGAR, a
ALSO a:FI ' LINE OF i
Tobacco L Tobacco Goods.