ILTiF MASONRY,
ft h i U TTT? 1 ... If2 11 4UI
tinWermore
I il try to i, our 3-ou come at nig
J i u l:-hat hour 3 . flf wno,i
SfM my woe or weal
T1?, on xv tb, the cM-scliuul
rtji:,ffV .,. ' British Uornuropathic
lf cwn. asd. incorreci to
' "r l.nniyatlnst.'V'Tl
IXitb tfstrusC-antvill
d . tkm into their fiildtiavo upon
Sneftkir:vrror? and a
tsr t ,-i 'J. JJ L -I.
11 ifcl Dronte as a Wife."
i;.fiiut 61 interest iii the new I
SSS - very strong hght tbrown
rf wnurnVl Jfr. It ccrtoiulv seems
S "rtWuUc Dronte - that she
Kfk ri Wried.a man with aaaW
. . r . : : n.if. h.irt
me
h5UIw wholly toward matters
jJtt active usefulntss-so liU
rtbiwiWtlie literary and contempia
tre'tf. but it is very yhin that
't, '-1i,1 l.:irc been, if she had
Ersf a: ibsulute annihilation of her litcr-
Hini'uttiug aside all thought of her
lijrr rh!fvincnt5; his whole auxiety
rMxirfj ateiug almest entirely, from1
1. desire for her happiness was that she
niv in 1m the author.
ndikulJ become the busy, useful, .coii
fi -;( i.r tii vLU.i"c clersvmen. It
r!d be wroag to hide the fact that she
rir min.lli-ltrt tUco a severe straiu up-
g herstlf in wrdcr to comply with her
Man-ls wishes: and ouce, as wc have
her sLrL-nlh ot scf-ret)resion jrave
'iv and " "she .indulged iu the forbidden
laiury c( work with the pen.
Blood DrinklnR.
The cfHcicrcf Wood drinkins for con-
miptive, nervous aud dyspeptic invalids
fc Kmg IresLly UcraWcU to uie : puDiic
It a St. Louis paper. A visit to the
uLnrh of Uutchcrtown" revealed to the
ferxirtLr that during thete"ac a' Coffsider-
ille DumltT of persons mainly cousump-
- r !' T .1 - i'.r.l l.. -.
Uflr?nily,auLl several prominent pbysi-
nam ire aty teriny ineir ociiei in us
Wkiil' cflects." At one time five, or
vx patttrots were Ukiug this srtanjrc ra;
fune at ucc "of the large slaughter-houses,
cl it is said that after ' the lirst nausea
1 iTcrsion were overcome their desire
nourishment was intense. Hut
& intUation is rcrv hard, the ccnt to a
' . person hcipg , a lockiRg- one,
v .ilto be repeated quitp often ere it
ljviDdlass, knocked iu the head and
i SUick,", ;.As the ,curreutl of life
ifrob tbcgasH, the aipsr vessels
to receive it and it r is drank in
wnh all th warmth of healthy
Si10 1,1,00 - l1 ls ?,one il
an jpod, and as may bp readil "rn-
J5? wiir some exercise of nerves
it il i w Mq oix?ratigu. . The 1 taste
lT w acquired, "liow-
, ' ft tellttlT way wilh lhe
tltk' attends 'its first" use:
uPi W,ecf'ia tc, rcscmbliug fresh
Patiett desires it ouite -as
"7 stren- teulthy person would a
Tr rKji wLi hungrv. It is far, from
WMiTa inotferaic fop'dr
a ,? u 'tuirod in a 'comparatively
' r!!!CJ?W3r 10 Bulject his patients, to
it? ,e snrroi,Dj)g4 of liie slaugh-
U J- ' m l'wtx' the freshljTdrawu
a inlC4m"Warmevl bot am tueu
1 witli hot' water,' conveying
AWr ar pok to tlic drinker. He
t , a uumbcr tf . !curcs . ly ; th's
t; v u. uf tl:e vvww : wu
TZf 3 treated ih this manner its
1
I-hT , P05 eriou5 inroada' upon . the
hll-la .T .1. . f -.1 .. ' r
. WU 1UUUU j WWW. . ViU-
castn of -wasting; of nervous
er!'.v and - marasmus. Another
h ?alr,lls S;u' btrength from in
.J1 and abiomtioD of V the
particles . . which I abouud
tajosDltfiri,fJ,:f riii, vl:tn?litr.
L.i.7- . LU-'r acm
r5 Pertly fcifiu lbc aparttueut'.for
cj lwo at tiuie iu thq ; luorniog
... J '
'fclWJ r11" nILL HE. AlAUr iu
tiSc,. V0 R!road Company for a new
fJ;. five Shares of the' CPiUt
4r" nr i, KCH ARD Uj BMUU, 5
.Tr rm 1- a -.
r7 " lil'Tor slam Uie aoor; . .
to be ?""rn come at night.
r.il-t S. that All might bear: :j
t,A .u?..lHxmjar aud impalpable
ins snch cxceDtioual
fue u.i? cttipaaTfitandiis5mth name
v''rt W .1 DaviC in ? place of
Bail Boad Lines. &c.
WILM1NQTOX, COLUMBIA AND AU
; 4 r GUSTA RAILROAD.' ,
Wilmington, N. C, June 1, 1S77.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. 3
' On and after Sunday, June 3d,' the follow
ing schedule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIX,(dailj
r , except Sunday.)
Leare Wilmington '. 12 15 P 3J
Arrive at Florence j...' 5 00 P M
Xcave FlorenCe.;....v. 12 30 P M
Arrive at Wilmington..... 5 20 P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, (Daily).
LearerWilmington 6 00 P M
LeaveTlorence : 10 05 P M
Arrive at Columbia 1 11 A M
Arrive at Augusta.. 4 32 A M
Leave Augusta .' '.. 8 23 P M
LcaTe Columbia 11 39 P M
Leave Florence..... 2 45 AM
Arrive at Wilmington ; 6 40 A M
H TMs Train will only stop at Flemington,
Whfterllle, Fair Uluff", Marion, Florence,
Timmoniville, Sumter and Eaatovcr betwen
Wilminston and Columbia!
THROUGH FREIGHT TRXlN (Daily, ex.
cept Sundays.) 1
Leave. Wilmington ..............t.. 2 30 P M
Xeare Florence............ 2 20 AM
Arrive at Columbia H 10 10 A M
Leave Columbia 4 00 P M
Leave Florence 4' 30 AM
Arrive at Wilmington 12 00 M
Ipgt' Passengers for Augusta and beyond
should take Night Express Train from Wil
mington. "
Through Sleeping Cars on night trains
for Charleston and Augusta.
JAMES ANDERSON,
june 2 , General Superintendent. 1
WILMINGTON & VELDON
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OrflCE OF Gen'l SurEBINTKNDLNT
Wilmington, N. C, June 1), 1877. J
On andafter Sunday, Jun 10th, 1877,
T'n napn crpr traina on t.h Wilmini'ton A Wei.
- w - - n -
don Railroad will run as follows;'
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
at. 6 55 AM
Arrive at Weldcn at 12 40 P M
T,av Weldon , 11 40 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
f 1A II II
JJepot at o v r m
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at 5 35 V M
Arrive at Weldon at 2 20 A M
Leave Weldon, dally at 3 15 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at , 12 00 M
The Day Train makes close connection at
WoMnn tfir 11 nninti North via Bar Line
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rich-
11 ;i i....
mono ana an ran ruui. (
virLt rain TnnVrs close connections at
Weld'on for all points north via Richmond.
Pullman's ralace Sleeping cars auai ueu iu
all Night Trains, and run through from Wil
mington to Richmond.
i , JOHN F. DIVINE,
june 11- General Superintendent.
Gardening for Profit !
If you xvioh to become a Commercial Florist,
1 read
r radical riorticulture !
If you wish to Garden for home U3e only
r a
Gardening for Pleasure !
AU by Peter Henderson,
i t
Priee'$1.50 each, postpaid, by mail. '
CATALOGUE
for
1S77.
Combiuetl
OF
EVERYTHING
FOR THE ,
Or ar don
J.1 UUlLiVI lulf Lco, '
seni
-ii r-, ot roars, or to those who
have purchased any of the above books ; to
otners on iecvipi vtii . ,,t
piam 'Plant or Seed Catalugues without
plate, free to applicants.
P 4 PETER HENDERSON & CO., .
Seedsmen, MarKei uaruenuis
35 Uoruanut eu, aew xot..
jan 13
$600 PIANOS FOR $250.
And all other styles iu the &ame proportion.
including Grand, Square and UP"?M-au
FiRst-Ctiss sold direct 10 iue """--f
Factory Parcts. No aSenUs ; np commu-
fcions j no discounts. These Pianos w
of the honest displays at the Centennial Lxhi
biUon, and were unanimously recommendedf
for the HIGHEST HONOBS. ew Manu
factory-one of a ie -
world, fine square wu
. , . . itniav- ni-prstrun? Scale.
the greatest improvement in the history ot
piano making, ine uyn;" "
ik A si e a i c a " Dont fail to write, fori"
ted and Descriptive Catalogue, mailed free.
-MENDELSSOHN PIANO CQ
apllll . No. tfi lroad,way, X. Y
Quarantine notice.
w c iv vnwrrE
ivUAUAXTlNt WiiJiJ x-i
outheUtday f June, IbU, ana
tinue until further notice, as folio jvs :
All vessels from ports South or tape rear
. . . ta .a!.. Air Sn
will come to at the lsitm- oiauvu -
i
spection.
All vt-iseU bavins .icknejon arrival, cr
havin- had sickness during the voyage, wu
await inspection as above without regard to
the Port from whence they'sailed.
Vessels not included in the abov classes
will proceed without detention
All penom interested will pl BO
Uce tht Quarantine will be rigiy enforced
during the coming ho tseason, under the pea
alUproTided .W; f
j iir jP
W. G
r-
Quarantine Physiciaa Iort of
. ., I i ii I.--.. mm -
Miscellaneous.
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i j
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I - i
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iUPPHICOn'S MAGAZINE,
SiA'tt6sTAT05TnLY OF
IHmaiar-LiteratDxe, Science ani Art.
; Annoiihcsment for 1877.
Tf.'ii::;
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llTEIt ATU RE. , '
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SPECIAL FEATURES FOR 1877.
1. A new aerial story,
"Tho XVXarauis of Lossic,"
by George MacDonald, author of "Malcolm,
"Alec Forbes," "Robert Faltoncr,"etc. ;
' To those of our readers who arc familiar
with "Ma!colm,,, this new story from the'-pen
of this distinguished writer will need no re--commendation,
and his reputation i.s a guaran
tee to others of ar deeply interesting aud
powerful story. It began in the November
number, which issue, with the December part,
will be f urnished graits to afl new subscribers
for 1SJ7. '
2. A prof lluitratedserics of eketclu-s
of '
Swedish Sccncrv and Life,
by Prof. Willard Frisk, author of Cornell
University, who is' throughly faruilar with
Sweden and it? people from personal observa
tion. '
3. A series of popular papers on i
rt ankjArt Matters,
bv Edward Strahdn (Earl Sbinu), author oH
xne-wew Hyperion," etc. ,
4. Illustrated Sketches of TraVtl, u n title
i - . .. - .'
rioturcs torn Spain,
by Edward King, author of the "Great Sua th"
etc.
; 5. ' Mre. Lticy'H.' Hooper's Interesring and
Piquant ' '
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the grcate.-t advance n xiliffVj ft
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power, richneBH and depth or too ana au
(taininV; ringing qualrty merer befof a attained
being a "Grand Piano ia tJoJiare ae'J.M.'i
Tho MondolssoliiLUpnK
ARE THE FINEST IN AMEBICii'" -
They arc prcnounctd the "Piano UP lb
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No?, too, vj'2, -la 1, 400 &a!Vvcst
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57 th St.
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No5. 8.jH, 84, 8041 hGS, Ai B70
10th Avenue. . ...... j
PIANOS SENT ON fniiL .
illuMratcd and dricriptire Catalegue
mailed free.
M ENDELSiOJIX. PIANO 00.'
Xv. 50 ErwWa'j. X.,Y,
Down With High P4cc3v
TS MY MOTTO. I am selllnj JToUoes fa1
1 Plain, Shaded, Spatter-Work, and Black
Perforated Boards, at TEN. CENTS. SUrer
Board and Chronjo Mottoes, sosaetblajf new
very cheap. Alio, the Latest Style Uotto
Frame. Silver and Gold Perforated Board,
large size, only 20c. Call and Octe
goodi, at T. U. UEATU'S,
jaly o . U Market &L
Painting.;':';.,
WHERE YOU CAN GETjYOUR Paint
ing done with dispatch, neatness and
at reasonable rate is at -
C. C. FATHER'S PAINT SHOP, ;
one door North of Old Jail -buUdirg C3 Prin
cess street.. UOL'SE, 81IIP,ani rilGN
Painting done and satisfaction guaranU-ttL
Great eare is giren to small jobs. .
may 15
may 10
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