VOL. XIX-NO. 271.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
WILMINGTON, N. 0.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1870.
trategle Iaapartaace at ratle.
A military viov of tbo soourityof the
Fronoh Capital ia summarized In the fol
lowing statement oompiled from a Fronoh
journal, which endeavors Jo tranqoilize
the pnblio mind on that point: , : ' ,
There are fonr routed, In b military
point of view, which an invading army
might adopt in advancing from Germany
npon laris: i. uy crossing mo x'renou
frontior between Strasburg and Lnxem-
. m . ; : .1 ; , I:....
, uurpr, ana insn advancing in. uira uuo
on i'aris. 2. By eroaiing the Swiss terri
tory aitnated bolow Btrasbnrg, and msreli-
( ng by the valleys of the Heine and Unrno
on the Capital. 3. By a movemont from
the north, passing the fortress of Mela
and reaching Paris by way , of the valleys
of the Seine and Marce. 4. By advano-
- ing through Belgium soil, in a direct south
ern line through the, valleys of the Oiso
. and Aisne on, larlH. .
The first course is regarded as a military
Impossibillityy Fronoe boinp protected ou
the east by the great natural dofonoos of
the VoKgcs mountains, the Mosrlto river,
the Ardennes monntains, aud ilia river
Menso, supported by many fortified places,
among which is the stronghold of Meta.-f-
,) lHataissing, thon, any peoulatioos wbioh
this route may suggest, we arrive at the
second line of advauoo toward the Fronoh
Capital. If in this ease the Frassisns were
to violate the neutrality of - Switzerland
i and attorjQPt to advanoe npon Taris from
v the southeast, they would find themselves
confronted by the, fortress of Lyons,
""' which has been strengthened and render
ed very secure since the period of the first
' Empiro. Before arriving at . that point
" the invading forces would bavt to onpture
. cither Belfont or Langrog. botlt of wjucb
occupy commanding poisitions on , the
" ground through which an army advancing
from Switzerland Should Pass. ' '
The third route is the most feasiblo, and
consists, t military phrase, of tnrning the
fortresses on the northeast frontier, inolud
ing Meta, and then by continued suooesso
rrivinsr on the river Maroe. from whenoe
there is no formidable obstacle to an ad
vance toward the immediate neighbor
hood of the Capital. Bnt an invading
. foroe eould not. on account Of AloU and
.Utrasburg, wisely adopt this course. The
. Freneh army, if defeated, eould take refuge
: in, MeU and thence harass the roar of the
UiynUUC., WX1VJ Tinitl iwvvw MP
taoks from btraabnrg and places of lets
-: imnnrtanca. ... The fourth route, bv wav Of
Belgium, is scoured by defences which the
.reverses of 181 proved more imiieratively
. , necessary. p f - A ; f
The French caloulated that even if an
enemy should arrive' in the vicinity of
" . Paris nor fortiQoationa are practically ira-
pregnable, Thirty years ago, under the
I BttllUUlOmuUU w fit' auhhct, vuvv
Jenoes were completed, the project being
regarded with special favor by Louis 1'hil
ljppe, who took aa enhuajaatio interest in
.forti&caUona. Anshwroaquroa is found
in the population tParis now numbering
a, 000,000, who,(by sctingin concert with
Xoaespditifgiin the rear of tho invad-
nielli mrahalm thim. Hnnh was
(the hope of Napoiaon L, but in the altered
. roironmstanoea of bit feme it proved ira-
Aal. la . L
'The IttHtsaet af sal the War Tleranae
, mp t Saada- light.
Tho French have turned their faces to
ward raxis. Instead of invading Germany,
they have given Way to the superior
- strength and audacity of the Prussians, and
the latter have become invaders of the tor-
ritory of France, flashed with tho prestige
of aoveral succossivo triumphs. We give a
summsry of the operations at the seat of
war cn Friday and Saturday :
The French forces under General Mao -JJahon
opposing the Prussian left, under
' tho Crown Prince, in the vioinity of
. Worth, and on the line to Bitohe and
afAl mat with a diiiARtrntifl dofaeA nn ftaa.
urday, losing four thousand prisoners,
thirty guns, two standards, and sis mi-
treillours. General MaoMahon was report-
ad wounded. - Worth ia about twelve miles
southwest from 'Weissonburg, twenty-five
t mii'Iiv. nnvtrt fptfim Rlrmnrinnr,y enrl nrlt
. miles east from Meta. It ia on the east
' sido ol tne vosgee mountains, ana is uis
tant from Bitche, on which tho Frenoh re
tired, aboat eighteen miles.
The Prussian right advanced on Soar-
brncken, which they roooonpied after the
: Frenoh abandoned and partially destroyed
it, engaged the Frenoh troops under Gen-
era! Froasard in a strong position west of
; the town, and after a very severe fight
' drove them from the field, the Frenoh eov-
ering their retreat with artillery. The
losses in both engagements are officially
imported as very heavy on both side. The
"Emperor Napoleon, ia an official proolam-
ation, acknowledges the defeat of MaoMa-
boa and tbe retreat of Froasard, adding
t-tbnt all can be re-established."
' In view of the serious aspect ol aHairs,
"aid the imminency of another and a deci
sive battle, the French Chambers have
been convoked and Paris declared in a
'stage of aiege. , .
lMnrbi the receetion of the dunalnh
Ifrom the Emperor, there was intense ex
oitement and indignation in Paris on ao
eountof the supposed false rumors that
kad been circulated in the city, and the
iwticenoe of the authorities. The crowd at
the Bourse broke loose and tore up the
railings around the enclosure, and behaved
with each Xory that foroe had to be brought
. . bear in the restoration of order. The
n wraed of Ministers deemed It prudent to
, i . . . - . i . i . : .
wneinsT the arrest of the "guilty ones
aoj akicg an appeal for order and uioa
cf Uaoi.t, with Ike osninoos warning
that "it dr ia Paris woaii be victory
for rrusa.
Tbe dot, f the hattle of Welaseoborg.
r artBroes. renreaent the Praa-
taiT i '000 ia kUUd. vownded and
nHxmsrs. aa have the stereo-
,n.rmn. wjnwtits about the Freoch
Frerh Oonl r kiUed u a oon-
.,-ir. Jc-l;ra t53 division.
The r tDors Ukes IU I rasaus are
proml kind trea YTf
ci I diplomary. demmed "ridently tohave
tured the next battlo will be fought. From
the general - headquarters established at
Motz the significant warning has boon scut
hark to Paris that Franco and the oapital
should consent to great efforts of patriot
ism in order that the army may noiu uh
position. -
There appears to be a serious state of
affairs in Paris, commencing apparently in
a display of Frenoh indignation against
oertain German bankers whose olorks have
imprudently expressed nnpBlatablo opin
ions. Although this is the only ostonsibl o
oause of disorder, there is some ground
for suspicion that another Bontiment has
been awakonod by tho recont reverses of
the army. v -
Tho details of the fighting from French
sources, though still vague, conoodo that
General MaeMahon was signally do
featod, and tho news of his separation
from tho mnin army caused tho utmost
coDSternntioit in Paris when it was an
nounced. . On thoHfrft, it a) peats the Trustiaus
showed thoir aotivo generalship by having
at. hand heavy musses of troops with which
to overwhelm tho Frenoh.
The Emperor Napoleou has gone to the
centre of the French position.
Marshal MaoMahou's forces, which wero
defeated and divided on Saturday, are uow
said to l promptly oouocutruting. The
battle, it would-ttoeui. Wft fought near
Neidcrbnuu, some twenty odd miles uurth
northwoKt of Htrnsoourg, and utter tho de
feat ho fell buck to Saverne, and thus, cm
the right, Strasbourg u evidoutly menaced.
A corps if Badon troops Is uIno reported
to Lave crossed the ltuine above Basle,
rendering tho danger of Strjisbourg the
more imminont. Baltimore Sun.
. Dnlk nf Catholic I'rlrai.
The Rev. - Father John Sbanahan di'd
in New York on Monday. The dtoeato I
was known throughout the United States,
and at tuo time of his death was the third
oldest priest in tho Unios, Father McElroy,
of Boston, being the oldest, and Father
Kiernan, cf Lancaster, Pa.,- being the
next, lie was born in Ireland iu 17'Ji.
The Herald ssys : ' ,
" lie came to this country whou young
and wont to St. Mary's SemiunTy at Em
mitsburg, Md., whore he stndied for tho
priesthood, and where he afterwards acted
as professor. - Numbers of tho clergy of
to-day reooived their theolpgioal and phil
osophical instruction under his tuition.
Among the many who were his pupils were
the late Archbishop Hughes, . Archbishop
MoCloakey, liishop Whalcn, ol Wheeling,
the late Bishop Fitzpatrick, of Boston, mid
others. In 1840 he went to California, and
Bishop Allomany, of Monterey, gave Fath
er Shnuahan tho counties of Honora and
San Joaquin as a missionary district. Com
ing back to Mew Xork, he was stationed lor
a timo at tho Church of the Nativity, Se
cond avonuo. Fifteen years sgo ho was
transferred to St Peter s Church, in Bar-
olay streot, and there remained until his
doatu. inuring the past six years no nns
been blind."
WILMINGTON, N. C., FllIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 12, 1870
ELECTION T A3 LE
WHOLE NUMBER 5,(T
A BaJical paper describes and denounoes
several Ka Klux outrages in the North
such ss tarring and feathering women, &a.
It says they are disgraoeful to tho States
and oommnnitios in which they occurred
and should be vigorously dealt with.
Upon this the Albany Argus says it en
tirely agrees with its Radical ootemporary
in its estimate of these outrages; and it
proceeds to remark : "But suppose those
ooomraneei bad ' taken plaoa in North
Caiolina, Goorgia,- Texas or any of the
Southern States ? What an arraignment
of the Ka Klux wo should havo had The
whole matter wonld have been given a po
litical aspect, and these cases wonld have
been cited as s justification for martial
law. In Radical eyes, the people of the
South must be as dooile as kittens. Even
the ordinary amount of thieving, robbery
and other kinds of deviltry common to nil
communities must not be tolerated there.
It such things occur, they aro charged to
the spirit of rebellion, not against civiliza
tion and tho principles of Christianity, but
against the immaculate government the
Radicals have established. The whole
people must be punished 1 Martial law
must bo declared; innocent oitizens by tbo
hundreds must be arrested by brnte force
and triod by a drnm-head tourt martial.
or tied up by the thumbs or hung by the
neck to be made to confess some real or
imagined wrongs. There, all such crimes
are maguiflod for political effoct, and are
taken advantago of as an exonfle for using
the military to carry elections I What a
boasted civilization is ours under Radical
rule at the South." Conoord (N. 11.)
Patriot.
A Sarrnoa Wkbtif,
A Cedar Rapids, Ia., clergyman, is re-
Dortod to have preaohed a funeral sermon
the other day in wbioh he said : " The Bl
ue says, 'In the beginning was tne word,
and the word was with God, and the word
was God ;' bnt to snit Iho presont caso, I
will paraphrase it a little, and say, 'In the
beginning was the devil, and tho devil was
with whiskey, and tho devil was whiskey,
and whiskey Was the cause of this man's
death.' "
Sal tf th Vint Bali f Saw Cotta.
The Savannah News of yesterday says :
The first bale of cotton, of the new
crop, reoeivea on tne tin insi., ny Aieetrs.
Groover, Stubbs fc Co,, from Messrs. T.
B. Hanaewell A Co., of Bainbridgo, Go.,
was grown by James Burnsides, npon the
plantation of Wm. P. Brown, in Mitchell
county. It classed low middling, and was
sold yesterday to CoL F. H. Williams at
40 oewts per pound, and will go forward to
New York per steamship Cloopatra."
' The Cambria (Tenn.) Iron Company
bavelesaomcr steel rail works nearly com
pleted, with a proposed oa pa city of 20,000
tons.
Americans are returning from Earopo ia
the greatest haste, and stato-rooms aro en
gaged six and eight weeks ahead.
Ladies at the sce-ehor, to prove that
their hair la their own. wear it braided or
hanging loose down their backs.
CORN! CORN!!
tvin. rasi warn akd
10,000
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fur KalolRli. " '
HiHurnini;, loava Ooldiboro' at 00 a. m., aud
mrivn t Uilniinalim at 2 li. tu.
fin, i.v irina l.iavinir Wilmliu-Uin 8:18 a.m..
j nd WiHrlnn limw a. ru.flonnpnt ol.Mmly with Tarbo
ro Uruiirli Mam. Niirht liaaamiK'r trains loar-
, Inn vvi niliiKhm and Wlilun on Moudaya, Ww
iiMH'txya aud Hililav. alwi .onn(iot oltwaly Willi
II, o'l'iirlu.ro' llinncli tram, and wilU bluainuri U)
i WaidiliiRloti, N. t'- -
t h ... ' H. K Fit R MONT, '
fcllR. A Hllpt.
; n.a8 1W-7
1 030 I WlliMINd'l'ON A W IXlJON MAII.WAV HO f (
j -'. . May lilili, 1870.
nm sotice to reins.
ON AND A PTE It MAY 181U TAHHUNQKB
IVaina will loavo Front Hlroot Htation at 0:16
' " ' A, 11. aud 0:45 I . M., aud will leave luo t
7,(5 , "0NJON rAHBENatU BTATION," "
1,751 noar Macllao aud llladou streuU, flftoon uiuutos
..... Ilati.r.
. -. I as-Put II fnrthor notion ra"onKar for Wit
1.101 ,minKtiii,t'ilnmbta AuRnata llailroad will loava
l,6-3 lii,iut of WilniiiiRton and Wiil.luu llailroad at
1,143 3:5U A, M. and CUW 1". M.
973 ' H. h. FHKMONT,
.....! Eiipluoi-r and Hupciiulondnnt.
0451 may IT lMf
...... City papers copy.
m I - Wllmlnston &H cldon Railway Co.,
! WILMINGTON, MAY 17, 1810.
788
2,011
1)J1
! 3.604
J,'A)U
1.78S
mo FttKioiiTEKH nu-ECrr
1 TWKKN WlIiMlNQTONfrclM
At tbo eWtioD bold oa the auction of boidicR a Convention, In Novamber, 1867, tlm followlon ,
a tho voto : . . . ' .4., IM
AMI I1ALTIMU11K
FroiRlit oliarRra botwoen this city and
Ualilrooro will In future bs at tbo asm ratoa aa
' by atoauiora, tbua diving U10 ooat of inauranos
in fuTor of tho railway liuon.
Mr Olioios of rontoa via Polorabnrir and
) llrandl'a ntramora, or via l'ortcmontb suit 11 ay
loamara, will be givou,
1 . : a Ii. FREMONT.
1 Engineer and Wuiiorlutcmlmit.
miiylf, - ltf":L
OKNKllAb HUl'kltlM'KNUiT'B OyriOK,")
' Wiuhinotom A MasuiiKaTKB K. It. On.
WUJIIMOTOM, W. U.. Ilaraa li. 1H7U. 1
waa tho voto
Oovention. . .
.. .98.000 Against Oonrentlon 83,963, Majority.
a ONOKK88IONA I K li H OTION
Tho following was ths result of lbs Oongreaalonal Rlootion in Hovember. J8C8 :
60,041.
lat Diatriot Ilarnaa, Oon., 11,323
.Oobb, B09., 16,023,
3d
8d
4i h
5th
6th
7th
Kenan. " 13,293 Beaton, " 14,8
McKoy. 13,353 Dootary, " 15,814
-Bogera, M 13,556 Deweoao, " 14,794
-Brown, 11,123 ...Laah, " 14.625
-Bhober, " 12.192 .....Boyden, M 11,103
Dnrbam, M 10,817 Jonea, " 10,829
Majority..
.Majority..
. .Majority..
. Majority. .
..Majority..
, .Majerity..
..Majority..
. ..8.790
...2,003
...1,901
...1.238
...3,103
. ..1,089
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
for the
(IK.
D-
nary 1. 1871. Oms
Dollar will pay for ths Bitin-WK8Li do. do. 60
ennta a month pays for Tut Dailj Vvti. Ad-
droaa, I. W. KNUUANP, rsDuauer, new aor.
I,ABEr)T"-BEST tHKAfhSI' I
TiaTicKPKiaic. iDrTii. tactt. Lltr
JTj alUv. and tke Ue$t TulenL havs for over
Twonty Yeara btf n frooly need upon
Moore's Rural New-ioriter.
And aa a result It la now. pre-eminently, ths
Urmt Bert and Choaoeat Ii.LTTsinr ItcBai
I.tTtOARV AMD FAMILY Wksklt in the World.
Tana of thonaanda of wide-awake People, all
over the Oontinont, take and admire the ttriBAL
for Us anperior MUUy. Value, muttraitont, ttiiie.
An
TIISS PBEII AID FKOPL.B PRAISK IT I
For example, an Exchange save: "Tbi uubal
it th moat JClrganty Printed. AUy Rli'td, Wide
ly Circulated and Heartily Wtlcomud Paper, n$ a
vlu', loAioA nowfindi Ut wan amonq tin reo-
rJm' 1
-VOVAAH. DPRina niy a. iry in
$1 60 per volume of 26 nnmbera. or 13 per yoar.
Leae to olnba. HuhtcrUie now .' Address
. D. U.I. MOU is k, rars now, w. i.
STAU PAMOI.KO BAKIKH-i Urge 40
oolnmn napor. Ledger aiae, lllnatrated. P-
oled in Hketohea. Foetrv. Wit. Humor, gennios
fan-Nonenae (of a aesaible kind) and to tea ex
posure of Bwindliog llnmtraga, e. only 73 ew
m. ,Mr. Bnd a anDerb engraTiag. "Evangeltne,"
11x3 feet, gratia. 80.000 eirenlaliOB. Money re
funded to all who aak it, U la wide awake, fear-
kM, traUifal.
mens MX..
N. U.
Try It 1
Address
IS eu. a rear. Bpeet
OANHKB,'- Uiaadala,
BOOK AORRTS WAITKU. "Th iMdtt
of t While Hone." No oppoailkm. Hleel
igrarlnge. Rapid sales, ror etreniara soame
. a. uu.. auw auto. vw. i.ii.w m.m
Lliioago.
1TT1TTT Boek.-Aira-Uaell 100 t8r wX-k
i Hi V Trios 14. Addrsas U 8TlCBBtiH,
Hartford, Ot.
H m caalvllle Tklglel SrkMl TJolUrl
11 L an; edneates Miolatera; 1100 a year to poor
etodeotafV'glnl Ang. 19. Arpty to A A. Liver.
mora, Meadvula, l a.
A. TVTODHTj XXOT70B,
Being a erippte,TaaTe mede feooee ulauaiog S
epeetai atody, One bnlll last eeeaon has peered
a aMMlel of eoeTeeienoK. beaatr eed ooooomv.
DoeorintiTO etrealara of Plaae. Tieve, As . with
general Infonuatioa of valoe in U eeot free.
A4reee (with etmmn or aoript U earn rec leal)
GEO. 1. OO LEY. Architect. Waterbory. Ver
mont,
PATENTS.
Inventors who wish to Uke-oat Letters Pa4aaa
araedTieedtneowaeelwitaMUtlN A OCX, -iiutn
ot (be rcmliic iMrwn, wbo bare proaaented
etaiow before the Taieot Oi&ee for over Tweaty
eare. Their Amwnoaa aad Karopeaa Pateot
Ageory ia tae moet extensive la the wortd.
Cbarg teas Uea ear ovhrr reliable agency. A
pemptilet oooUiDifig fall iaetraauoa to invoa
tors kt e4 alalia.
. MLaOO.nrart Bow.KewTotk. ,
Newspaper
Advertising.
A Book of 128 Hotel? printed pacos. lately i-
nml, eontina a lilt of the beat American Ad-
vertlaing MeUiunm, giving tne namna, oironiation
and full particular oonevrning the loading Daily
and Weekly Folilioal and Family Newapapera,
together with all tlioae having large eireulatione,
pnblUbed In thp intereet 01 uoiiglon, agrioui.
tore, Litoratnre, Ac, Aa. Kver) Advertiser, and
every poraon wbo eontemplatoe becoming anoh
will find tbia book of great value. Mailed free to ,
anv addrees on reooiut of fir ton coota. UKO, v. j
KOWKLL. At CO FubUahers, No. 40 Faik ,
Bow, New York. 1
The Fittaburg (Ta ) Leader, in it laino of
May 39, 1870, aaya: "The firm of Q. 1'. lloeeli
1 .... I. ld.nu ,1,1a ,n . ., a ...I ..,..1.1. '
book, im tb Urfconi acd bent AdvertUiaff Aonoy 1 1 1
1 AN AND AFTER HTJNDAY,, ths 13th Inat,
, ) Pkaeengers ror tho W. A M. It. R. wiU Uk
the Train at ths W. A W. H. III. Depot and the
following eohodnle will be run :
I DAY KXPltKHH TKAIN (Dally.)
Leave Wilmington (W A VY It U Depot) 4K A. M.
Arrive at Florence 11:08 A. M
I Arrive at Eingaville 8:00 F. M
IB : Loavo tinea vine........ n:an a. m
! Arrive at Kloronoe 8:14 1'. M
' Arrive at Wilmington U:SC U
1 NI01IT FAFllEHU TRAIN (Dally.)
Leave Wilmington (W A W 11 U. Dopotj 6 45 F. M
Arrive at Florenoe. 1:48 A. M
Arrive at Kingevillo :00 A. M
Leave Kingeviile 8:48 I. M
Arrivo at Floreijoo... ..11:06 1. M
Arrive atWilminchin.. 8:12 A.M
WM. MaoUAK.
Oeaeral Bnpunntenclent.
march 17 - 146-U
EASTERN DIVISION
wiLBnaaTosi, viiaumjtts. a. udtii.
KHrOitU HAIiaiOAO
Ornoc at Wn.aiwoTos, N, 0M I .
January iiu, ibvu. .
...n.. . i m : . k l, , T I . . ,
in the United Btatea, and we cn cheerfully rt- W " H.ll. linnd .n37 a.
tommend it to the attention of those who deetre i '" will run dally (Hundays exoeptod) a
tn alvMrilaai lluiip linainnu AluntinftA.II V and ,T. luuu'
tomatioally In snob a way ; that ia, ao to aeoure the
largeat auionnt of publicity for the least expendi
ture of money."
WABTKD. AQK8TI.I. Walob fro.RlTn
gratis to every live man who will aot aa
owr Agont. Buelnea light and honorable; pays
30 por day. Address li. Monroe Konnody A Co.,
Fittaburg, Fa.
Wk' V 11.L, 1AV AOKSTi a aalary of 135
per week or allow a largo eoinmlaalon to
eell onr new Iovcntiona. Addroaa J. W. FlllNK
A (Jo, Marshal, Mioh.
A DAY. 40 new ertu-laa for Ai;-nt.
Uamples free. II. it. SliAW, Alfred.
S25
Me.
BALICBaiKai.Hend for oiroular, a firvt cla!
bnainess ai,d steady employment. II. F. UOWK,
87 Arch street, Fhiladelpbta, Fa.
SALESMEN "WgLSfir
TIIEm
413 Oheetnnt at., rhila.
MA MACIlTlSa. Now Book .
Free for stamp. TABUAMT A OO ,
TO uoaUailTIVaa. Yoa oen got a aoro
eora for Ooogha and Oolda and all lung oom
plainta free, II has oared thonaanda. Head for it
to Dasisl Adbb, P. a Box 8681, New York.
Kidder's PaslillcTnu
uaiL BTOWKLL ft OO., Charieatown, Maea.
fAtiaicaeicK thai a a.
CktlMO wast.
Ixiave Wilmington , ,
" Cape Fiar Bridge
Bladouboro
" Lnmborton.
" Laurinburgh ,
" llnckingham
Arrive at Fee Doe
OOIMQ EAST.
Leave Foe Don.
' koekingham
" I.anrinbargb.....
f,nmberton
- Iitadenbo)
M Cape Foar Bridge
Arrive at Wilmington
VUB.10I1T TRAINS.
aovsa wksi.
Loave WilmlnRton......
Cape Fear Bridge A......
Bljcilenboro'
' Yiirt.-Ule
Lam.rton
Arrive at t -inborub...
H)lNO BAhT.
Lcavo Tiuiinbnrgb
' I.ambnrtou
" YorkvUle..
- llladeoboro
Ope Fear Tiridge ...
Arrive at Wilmington...
Faawngcr Traina Weat eonaeot
.. 6:15 A. M.
.. 6:36 "
.. 8:44
..10:40 "
.. 1:00 P. M.
. . 8:60 "
... 8:18 "
.. 6:40 A. M.
..:( -..
8:48
..10:85 "
..11:33 "
.. 8:40 P.M.
. . 8:00 "
6K)0 A.
6:25
8:53
0:20
10:41
2U50 r.
M
6:80 A. M
8:10
:16 "
B 46
1:35 r. M.
2:00
kith the
-Please Read This!
READER, fcmve yew, aver trie Tlk.
' Weaidarrail llaaAaeha Kaaai.
rf If not, try a box, and yon will naa no
other rrmrdv. Warranted to rare the worae ease
of Headaotio, Faraheor Toothache iu Ave min.
atee. It ooatune nolhixg p, ia.moiifi, it i no h
qaid.aaideaa be appliod by any ebilJ. It coo
tains bo magte fuwbt. aad ia. (.a'dng aalde all
peteat aaedunaa aad batabaga, the beet Kerae.
dy in the work! fur tbe above dientea. Warrant
ed to ear or tbe aaonev refwoded. It baa beeo
tharwagbly aaaed ia tbie part of tbe Union, and
baadrade he beea eared itb tbie Itoawdy.
BnutueibBr. reader, tbie ia oa hambag, bat a po
itlve fact. Ou be eeot by mall eefely to any part
f tbe globe, aad warranted to reeou the pur
ehaaeev Fiaaaa eaod for a box by ma 1, and be
eonvmaad that Hrdache. Karaeho, and Tooih
ache eaa be eared. Lirectiona ecnt with every
born. tMee SI 00 per bos by mail to any poet of
ee ia the Untou. Don't (all ts , try it. 1 dcx.
bTMi 10: dox. brire &.. Addreoe 07U
TlSiatat, Korih Kiddlboro', Maaa, (liox il )
Lieaount to the trade. , . , , ., - , v
Wadueboro' and Uharlotta I U on Taeadaye,
Thuradata ana oataruays.
B. H. ODIOS.
ng. m-J Oon. Hup't.
Jau Sd , 104-tf
Estb. ENOfU ItlORG IK'S KONs' IS09.
fog)
ETTISCEBDRF C00D8.
THE SUN SHINES
t
HHKiHTEU STILL!
-"V' . ' ' - " '
-l. " i v - - ' ' t -. i
I'll Handle Them Without
Gloves I
sriUFFMl YOOTl 0ATIDS, AND I'll
HF.AT VODK OAME
AT LAST!
i:0PLE NOW HAVE OPENED TIJEIR
NO MOKE BLINDING SINCE THE
ARRITAL OF i
-A-T-
WM. ETT1NGEK.
NO MORE FIFTEEN CENTS FOR
FOa GENERAL
neauahoM
IS BITTBB AND CUXAPEB THAN fOAF.
Dora Its work quickly, ea'il. and with leaa la
bor than any otbur eomponn l ; eleana irln maiw
without water : removoe ataina from inonat, war.
Me mnd Hone , cleans and brighten tttrrt itni
taljle MTf ; for general Aoaer tieaing la aa
eqnatled ; poliahee tin, braaa, iron, enprer and
eteel; reatovwa oil, rwet and dirt from auicAnarry ;
faeaovee etama irom vie nw.i wnioa mnp win
boS take aff. As. bold at all Orooery, Drag aud
Moboa Stores.
Wholesale,
JoJTi
jrt WaahintUoBtirt, H. T.
I SO Oxford etroet, Indoa.
SUt-MHlfiaaoh
hO MOBB FOB'l'Y CKNTtt FOR
DRESS GOODS!
Which ETTINOER Sells for 12J Cents.
-:n!-
ltRMKMHEB THE DAY8 WIHCN
YOU PUD HIGH PRICES;
Yea, anott extortionate, from a Needle apwanls.
-:o :
Hlnce ths 36tb of Frbrnary, 1)170, Frieos bars
by tbe atrategy of
WX. ETTINGED,
AND STILL THEY FALL
15 Market 8trcl Is Iht UeaitiMrUrs
nhrre I'xlorlloi is DettouBfetla 1
NU MORE 1 KH VUMTi A SPOOL FOB OOAT8
(XrTrON. tlOnTY-tlTlOiSTJl
KU UMfK U WHAT I " " '
HKI.L IT FOB. .
1
2, ,
-:-
wiscELLAXa::::.
A New Discovery ! I
' PlIALOljS
Salvaerton for the Hair.
IXEAR AjWaTERI : ' v
WmiONtSEDIMENTIl ,
OrENkJHEUGIITi;
i
flair i.
For Restoring to Gr&
: Original Color.
Phalon'i wVmiiAjificts ut-
tcrly ftom all ihifimt color:
.. . preparatiougaacr;toforc use J.
i It is Uapid, sweet imellir-,
precjfttatei no muddy or siimy
part no stain to the skin." 1 1 'M
. ft toVhe light antl it is clear a I
cloulUcss. It leaves no marl t .
,: ( the scJtor yet it reproduces ia
tpy haiSiiDnatural color (liat ,
time or sicE&Karnay hav ;
bleached out of it?
larPhaxlon's Vital!? i:
is for one sole purposo.at t i"
reproducing, vYirJi absp!ute c
J- tainty, tlie natraLdor cf tl
hair. -It is nosfitendcri as a
daily dressmsndr for remov I.
Bcurf oriidrurTj nor for cu
ring biUftncssi : nor for stimuL.
ting e growth of the hair.
' Thesf objects may be acconi
plishal 1 after the color has been
fixed ith the Vitalia,by Vkar
. Ion's Osutnical I lair fnvijd
rator. -bw' ' ' .
Ths VrTAi!rt4 harmlc:3
and unequaled rncpatldnf .t
. ' the reproduction of Lie Origi
nal hue of gray haired noth-:
ing else, Tnis is slccojiplisheti
in from two to ten applications,
according to thedsiptJi Of shade
icquired. SoroyaU druf,
dee SO , :ci, : mU-ilJt-i-
i
TAYLOH'3 i:3TH
i
. 1 . .-. v i-j (xxmuxaa tiatcrfi), ; ! "
' ' JEE8E1 CUTa KEty 1Z2.2 1 1
' Oppoaiu V. 1, 8. B. Cepol, ' '
Oat Ibe Katrepeaua rUat Oyasj as all lr.
fiiHB rJNDirtaioNBD mas ' to i
I cabDo aitentien an aba raot aha t' i I
has been thoroughly reoovaUd, re-r ' I
ra-rarnlahsd thronaboati eoatains ovr 1 I
vebUlAUd roonu, beatad by anaaj La,:. I
Qanla' dininc room (a ia oarer). Id r a
and dreealm rooms, with every oonvaui
lbs travaUng pnblia, -Ths
Hotel is nsjrr cxass In story rsertv. r- !
w m u. w ihwuvuwi m aa Minee.
Yb Ferry boats ran at ait bova, AVytuJ
night,
' ' LTJtAHTTBI.rro; ' r. ,.
LaU of the Btersnailoiua, Braadwar . i.
feblS , . v ,. , , ., i -r ;
BUCKS t CRICKS 1 1 IHZZ3 1 1 1
onn nnn habd bbtoe8 rn r"i
ZUl.UUU low for oaah. 1h.
will badullrsred on board ths ears of ti . .
A It. U. B., at tbia plaoe, fra ol e t
ampment w any point on us roaa. t or i t
psrtioulars apply to
BIZZELb ft MTJF-AT,
; : v ' I : , lAorinbur , K. O,
July 18 ... t
Me aa . v wti t
- 41 MARKET 8TH
LAROE ADDITIOIlS DAILY MACK TO f".
extensive stook of iAdie'a, Oent's and C... a
boots and Hhoes. Jnat reooived a fine Be- i
lent of Oeat's light dress oomaier Bhoea, r. S
eipreealy andar oar ewn sufervkion swial
able for tbe season. - .
inna 18 i.
IU 8T0EE 1XD rCHlL21
Ofin V&IA, TLOCB, assorted (tadas';
25
50
! It--
25 oases xuroa stqab j ; g
OBOSS BXJFX&mS DA5D. J - '
Wrapping Papor and Bafa,
Orange Oonaty Meadow alter, t.i ,
. Has Apple Obiasa, Oaady. 1 .. .
Braady Frolta, Oansed Oretera,
Pickles. Baisioa, Orsaksrs, . .'
Bnalt.OlAWdTobaoos. - , . i
. X. EIIDlt.
jane J0-JS&- . . , t aVrtUh tT-' r
- family ice mnn'r.
IiOBLLT8 ONLY praeUoabla ?
1 for the aes of Drngpiete and I
aad Faaailiee reoermllv. Frodnoirr
lee ta 10 to M aunataa, eqael ati .
nataral, withoat eteaaa aowar. I
elimatea and eaay to operate. ' 1
seoatets ef harmless obeaueala,
orated after ovary eperatoa. A-
VKWMAM, Ka. U Kaideo Ua
i GAERLAGr "
T OJFXB WOn SALE AT
Oerrumaa of r
. OAKtUAOX
oa Seaond etraet, r i .
etrara. tiavins; '.:-.t m,
1 , ALTiaiOBW, r
t am to en '
fc-r ( tba er t
fct, a. 1 r- l t .
asa .t,oja m i . it...rv i i
mim, ((TWto a - t i '
Bhp r- i It
I i- .a -
fr : - t -'T I
at t l i .
1 t. i i t.- '
-il id
J a f ' !
rri itxox scats asd sari
ItXOS,
a"- : " : ' --
. TPS ! IT P T""
-Tethe J -4 ..-.
the r- f - - - .
t-m - i - 1
-i I';
. 1 1
1 1 -3 row n
-.
- it. u. f.'.U ts..i.
Tf ael end arv-a 1 m
- 1 f- -a. f ' -.
1 ' AK u! ! .,
! -.
ALL C?
1
1 V