DEATH.
that death Is but
Al ... .J ...irnmiil UWiftlV StlUt.
A doping out of warmtn and light,
k ui u.aesUted Uligut. .
,U 'I'"1 nuw - - - j -
Ituklo 1Dto beamleKs night,
it aud iove and iht and wound
."' h is indifference profound,
mure sweet hope, or wild despair,
n?entte rest, or tender care;
v more to laugh, no more to weep,
C" more sweet human jov or grief; t
, v o.iii beyond belief;
a m out iit the calm of sleep!
ii mth w t be awake forever!
r t.'ve 'id oeloved never!
l love .l,.,u hnrll
,, JT, tiie dim gulf that spheres
-the
world; . - . .
'l'rai
i. ,-.1 la a maze oi tinnesH iuhubui.
W ucie
iaUut to iuuuu uuu nun"".
,,'m warm life's remotest link.
.i. i ir.
S U J
A HLCE OF PEACE.
ltae eraup, o'er seas and forests, seeks her
home;
uud su wild but has its quiet nest,
Wueuce it no more would roam;
i'he
fcleeplebS billows on tne oceau
breast
Hurst like
a bursting heart amd die lin
peace,
Ana inusat length find rest.
!HjulHieb.s mere is a place of peace '
tit-re my weak heart and all its tlirobs
auall cease. . rt
Shelley.
General James bhields.
press despatch from Ottumwa, la,
utuouuoed tnat General James Shields,
ve'ran of the Mexioan war, the
oaly man who ever represented three
.c, ft:oLe dtutes in the United States
L, a r died in that city at 10 30 on
. . a. r i i ... r
u .) U'gut. no uau (juuc wj iuwb
ctu'ibg tour ana remained in
(IL
011031 visaing b.-uie reuaives. jlu
mu Sunday lie enjoyed his usual
th and ate a litany supper at 6
1,'eiocK. after which he wrote several
etters. About 10 o'olook he oom
plaiutd of sevtre pains in his chest
Hud in a short while said to his niece
butt lie was dying. In less than half
bd Lour he died sitting in his chair,
bat to the last he retained his con
sciousness. General Shields was born
itAl'more, near Dungannon, in the
I o Lt Tyrone, in Ireland, May 6, 1807,
sua as tne oldest of three brothers.
Hii father, who had gone out to
America and become a citizen of the
United States, died while his eldest
tou was yet very young, but his mother
cultivated carefully the talents which
James displayed from a very early
age, giving him a good classioal edu
cation. At sixteen, moved by the
piaises of America wh ch he had heard
pronounced by his uncle a resident
of New Orleans, where he had fought
uuder Jackson James Shields came
to this bountry, leaving the pa
ternal property at Altmore to his
mother and his younger brothers. H
iuund, however, that his uncle was
dead, so that while still a boy he was
cast upon his own resources iu
strange land. He began the study oi
the law, but the Seminole war break
ing out he volunteered for the cam
paign, fiom which he returned with
tiie rank of lieutenant. Settling in Il
linois, his ability soon obtained recog
nition for him. The Democrats sent
Inni to the Legislature, in 18-40 he be
came Auditor of the State, in 1843 he
bucceeded Stephen A Douglass as As
sociate Justice of the Supreme Court,
and President Polk made him Com
missioner of the General Land Office,
lie often told with glee how he and
Douglass, then members of the Lpgis
lature, had roomed together at Vau
uaiia.in a boardinghouse kept by Col.
Flack, where, iuaccordance with the
custom oi the time and locality, they
k pt a pitcher of Bourbon whiskey on
the thble. They were a jovial pair
aud Flack soan tired f refilling the
pitol er at d keeping count of the n tm
ter of times it was filled, so cutting
a hole in the partition which divided
Shield's and Douglass' room from hisj
oar he put in a barrel of whiskey with
a spigut in either room, the nascent
utateemen being allowed to drink at
one while he sold to the general pub
lic at the other, and the cost of the
wnibkey being divided. The first day
tbe landlord was ahead, the second
day they Were even, the third day
Douglass and Shields had taken a de
cided lead and Colonel Flack, getting
alarmed, compromised the ooLtraot,
whioh otherwise would have lasted all
winter, for a five gallon keg of the
beverage.
While Oeneral Shields was Auditor,
of Illinois be challenged Abraham Lin
coln to fight a duel on the presumption
tUat Mr. Lincoln was the author of a
letter abusive of General Sheilds w hich
had beeu published in the Springfield
Journal. The challenge was accepted
by Lincoln and shot guns at forty paces
err chosen as the weapon). Before
the duel could be fought, however, the
editor certified that iur. Lincoln was
hot the writer of the letter in which
among other things Shields was
poken of as a 'dandy who went floatin'
about the air without beft or earthly
substanoe just like a lot ot oat-fur whar
oata bad been fightin'.' Shields then
challenged the editor, but the journa
list, while he refused to give up his
uthor, declined to fight and published
an answer from 'Aunt Becoa the an
thor of the objectionable letter. The
answsr closed thus :
If this should not answer, there is
one thing more 1 would rather do than
get -a hokin.' I have all aloDg expected
to die a widow, but as Mr S is rather
good looking than otherwise I must
ay 1 don t care if we compromise the
matter by-really, Mr Printer, I can't
help blushin' but I it must come
out I but widowed modestly well,
U 1 must, I must wouldn't he may
be sorter, let the old grudge drap if I
was to consent to be be-h-i-s w-i-f-e!
1 know he is a fightin' man and would
rather fight than eat ! but isn't mar
gin better than fightin', though it
does sometime run into it? And 1
don t mink upon the whole, I'd be
wch a bad match, neither ; I'm not
ojar sjx y and just four feet three in
my bare feet, and not much more
round the girth ; and for color,
woukln t tarn my back on nary gal
m the Lost Townships, But,
after ail, maybe I'm conntfn
my chickens before they're batched,
and dreamin of matrimonial
bliss when the only alternative re
served for me may be a lickin.' Jeff
tells me the way these fire eaters do
in to Rive the challenged party choice
of weapon?, which being thecasa,
I'll tell you in eonfi ience that I never
fight with anything but broom-rticks
or hot water, or a .shovelful of coa a or
pome such thing.-th a fmmer of which,
being somewhat like a shillalsl , may
not be so very objectionable to him.
I wi'l give him choice, however, h
one thing and that if, when wp fight,
I shall wear breoh s or he pe tic )ats,
fcr I presume this change i- sufficient
to piece us on an tqna ity. J
Years after this occurrence it was
said and generally b heved that Mrs
Lincoln was the author of the 'Ant t
Beoca' letters and whatever may b
thought of Mr LiDdolu in these days
for accepting the challenge of Shield,
it was counted to him for manliness
in the West at that time, and by hit
gallant would-be antagonist alwavs.
Miscellaneous.
Furniture !yjrnitiire !
S Large 4fgopHnent of
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS ! I
to be Bold at the very bottom prices.
r.i t
Walnut Wardrobes, 8idtb ara, Extension
Ta' lea. Marble Top Tables, Ac, Ac., as well
as common Chamber 8ets, tiudateads, Cl.aire
i T
and Rockers of all sorts. Look in Glasses
Mirr irs, Parlor 8uit , Lounjree, Shades I Bed
ding and everything belonging to a First
Class Furniture Establish ment
Aleo, another lot of the celebrated Genuine
Stewart Hewing Machines, a teal comfort.
ior sale at ,
F. I A. 8CHUTTE'8,
26 and 28-Front, and it to 15 Dock sts,
may 29 t
WE
Boatwright & JttcKoy
ARE
Doing Our Best
TO
KEEP IN THE LEW!
BY
Selling' Good Goods
AT
Very Moderate Profits ! !
Aud we are vain enough to believe
We are
Selling
more Good's
than
any
t
House in the Stain,
In our spec al line. If it is so, why is it
We leave the ju stijn tpbe ausVered
by the Fublie who know the
value oi a dollar
STO 'K FULL ANO COMPLETE!
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GOODS NICE AND FRESH !
l I
We say emphatically, either at Whole
sale or Retail, WE DON'T ALLOW
OURSELVES TO BE UNDERSOLD.
Could you or would you ask for more '.'
"No Cards," but an invitation to all to
t
come and see us.
I
Boatwiight & McKoy,
67 NORTH FRONT STREET,
june 2
Corn, Bacon, Molasses.
4:0 000 BuSh Frime Whlte Corn
SmoLed
fcides,
325
Boxes L. 8. and
Hhds Xew C"P Cuba
Molasses
O rv Bbls Cuba, N. O
and 8. H.
Molasses
1,250
Bbls Freeh Flour,
1 7 .rBbls Sugars, Orushe,
Oorraaulatea A, Extra C, at.-i'C,
2Q Bags Coflfee all jtrad g,
2 00 Tabi Choice Family Lard,
Boxes Tobacco, Tax Off.
- Half Bbis and' Boies 8iiuff,
' O Ta Off.
1600
Kegs Nails,
' I
ALSO,
Potash, Lye, Soda, Soap, 8ta-ch,
Hoop Iron, Spirit Barrels, Olae, Ac
For sale low bj
i I 1 j . .
WILLIAMS k MURCHISON,
june 2 Wholesale Qro. Com. Her.
Miscellaneous.
YELLOW FEVEH -BLACK VOMIT.
It i too soon to forget the ravHT of this
terrible disease, whicti w.h no doubt return
in a more ma ignant and virulent f rui iu ibe
fall months of ls79.
Mkrbbll's HtPA riss, a Remedy discovered
in Southern Nubia and used with such won
derful results in Houtb America where tbe
most agifmviitea caes of fvtr are found.
(ause- from one t two ounces of bile to be
filtered or 9traineri rom t' e blood each time
it pa,.-ea through the Liver, as loner as an ex
ese of bile exintp, Bv its wonderful action
on the Liver and toinch the HEPATIN
not "nlv prevents to a certaintv any kind of
Kever and dla, k Vomit, bu also cures Head
che, Constipation of 'he uutveld, Uvscj-sia
and all Malarial diseases.
No one Deed fear Yellow Fever who will
expel the Malarial Poison and x--88 0t bile
trom, the blood by uing Mkhrki l's Hspatinb,
which is sold by al! Druggists in 25 c nt and
1.00 bottles, or willbeseLtby exoreby the
Proprietors. A.F. MR fcLL 4 CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dr Pemberton'8 Stillingia or Queen's
Delieht.
The reports of wondcful cures oi
Kheufnatism, Scrofula, Salt hheum, Syphi
lis, Cancer, Ulcers and Bores tnat come from
all oart- ot the couotiy, are not oniv remark
able but so miraculwuo as to be doubted wer
it not tor the abundance of proof.
Rema kable Cure ef Scrofula, &c.
CASE Ot' COL. J. C. BRANSON.
I Kinost n, Ga., Sept. 15, 17
Gents: For sixteen years I have been a
reat sufferer from Scrofula in its mott oie
reusing forms. 1 have been co fi ed to m v
room and bed for fifteen y ars with scrofu
lous ulcaratioiis. The most approved reme
dies for such cases had been used, and iht
nost -mineot physicians consulted, witho it
any decided benefit. hus prostrated, ujs
re-8 d, deapor;ding, I was adv:sed by Dr.
y r, o F'loyd county, Ga , to commence
the use of your Compo i d Extract 8t llinjjia
Language is a insufficientjo describe the re
lief I obt tined from tb use f the -tdliogia
aa it is to onvey an adequate idea of the in
ter.sitv of my suffering bt-fore using your
medicine ; sufficient to say, I abandoned ail
other remedies and continued th-i use of y ur
Extract of tillingia, unt.l I can say truly,
"1 am cured of all pain," of al1 disease, with
notiiing to obstruct the active pursuit of my
profession. More than eight months have
elapsed since this remarkable cure, without
any return of the disease
tor the truth of the above statement, I re
fer to any gentleman in Bartow county, Ga ,
and to the members of the bar ot Cheroke
Tirciiit, who are aca Tainted with me. I shall
eyer remain, with tbe deepest gratitud ,
Your obedient servant,
J. C BRANSON, Atty at-Law.
A MIRACLE.
West Poist, Ga., Sept. 16, 1870.
Gents:-My daughter was taken on the 25th
dav ot June, 1863, with what was supposed
to be Acute Rheumatism, and was t eated for
the same with no success. In arch, follow
'ng, pieces of bone began to work out of the
right arm, and continued to apoe r till all
the bone from tbe elb w to the sh ulder joint
came out. Many pieces of b ne came out ot
the right foot an i leg. The case waa then
pronounced one of White Swelling. Affe'
having been confined aoout six years to her
bed, an 1 the case considered bopeles, I was
induced to try Dr. Ppmberton's Comp und
Extract of Stilii gia, and was so well satis
fied with its effects that I have conti ued the
use of it until the present.
My daughter was confined to her bed about
six y eat a befo-e sue sat up or even turned
over without he p. She now sit up all dav,
and sews most of her ti e has walked across
the room. Her general health is now good,
and I believe she will, as hjer limbs gain
strength, waik well. 1 attribute hpr recore
ry, with the blessing of God, to the use of
v'our invaiuable medicine. With gratitude,
I am, yours truly. W. B. BLANTON.
Wkst Point, Ga., Sept 16, 1870.
GeBtP: The abeve certificate of Mr.W. B.
Blanton we know "and certify to as being
true. The thing is so; hundreds of the most
respected citizens will certify to it. As much
reference can be given as may be required.
Yours truly,
CRAWFORD WALKER, Druggists.
HON. H. D WILLIAMS.
1) K. Pemberton's Stillingia it pre
pared by A. F. Merrell A Co., Phila., Pa.
Srld by all Druggists in $1.00 bottles, or
sent by express. Agents wanted to canvass
everywhee.
Send for Book "Curious Story" free to
all. Medicines sent to poor people, payable
in instalments. may 28
! CEO. P.
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1
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Spruce St.
N. Y.
mav 23-
Tonsorial.
I PAVING AGAIN located in the base
L X ment of the Purcell House, I have thor
oughly renovated and improved the oldstan
and am now prepared to shave, shampoo, an
cut hair tor everybody. The beat of work
men, clean towels, sharp raxors and lo
prices. ELVIN aRTIS,
iuly 2T Pureall House Barber Shop.
Visitors to Smithville
WILL FIND THK BBST LIQOORS,
Wire-', Beer and Cigars a' my place.
The celebrated Delmonico and Blue Trass
Whiskeys, Dry Wines, Champagne and Mil
waukee Beer always on hand Sardines and
Pickels for convenience of excursionists, at
J. D. DAVIS',
may 29-2m. Jut back of Qarrision.
I
fo.,lowing quotations represent the
wholesale price generally, la making up
hilfhe- prieea hare tp be charged.
Double
Ancb.r.. ..
11 &
Double Ancbo' "A"
Standard Domestic
BACON North Carolina,'
Hams. V B
8houlder, ft
sides, m
Western Smoked-Hams.
lo
11
10. 9 11
5 0 6
10 0 13
6 7
& 5
6 9
9 H
9 K
Hides, fb
Dhoulders.
Dry Salted
Shoulders, lb .
BEEF Li VP WtMOrht
BARRELS Spirits Turpentine
Second Hand, each 1
New York.eac, new ... 1
JESWAX 9 tt
lb
1 50
0 1 8&
00
10 00
14 Of
75
23
00
00
15
16
2b
8 ilCKS Wilmington, y M
Northern
BCTTER North Carolina
Northern, fb
CANDLES Sperm ft..!!"
Tallow, V tb
Adamantine, 9 set
OHEESr.
Northern Factorv. 9 lb..
20
25
40
11
12
81
30
20
2 10
9
W4Q
1O,0
8 9
Dairy cream, 9 fb 113d
State, 9 fb 1 &
0OFFEE Java, rb.... 28
Rio, 9 ft 12
laguyt a, m
CORN MEAL bushol
COTTON TIES 9 bdl
DOMESTIC
8heetinjr. 4-4 9 vard..
16
65
9
6
Yarn, 9 bunch 95
&
flBH -
Mackerel, No. 1, ? bbl....!6 00
No. 1, 9 bbl 8 75
Mackerel, No. 2, 9 bbl.... 12 50
No. 2, 9 M bbl 6 00
Mackerel, No. 3 H? bbl 00 00
Mullete, 9 bbl 2 00
20 00
9 00
00
6
oc
5C
5C
50
00
0
00
oc
60
00
26
25
8
2
6
0
m
e
9
m
m
9
N. C. Herring k g
Dry Cod, 9 fb
FLOtJR-Fine, 9 bbl
Super, Northern, fl bbl.
Extra do ' fj bbl.
Family " 9 Vol...
City MillEx,.Super 9 bbl.
" Famiiybbi.
" Ex. Family bbl.
FERTILIZERS
5 50
7
0 00
50
2b
50
00
50
00
Peruvian Guano, 9 2000 lbs
60 00
00 00
45 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
rJaugb'f Phosphate "
00 00
Carolina rertihier
Ground Bone,
Bone Meal
" Flour)
Navassa Guano,
it
51
40
46
47
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
" 00 00
" 35 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
" 00 00
40
67
70
Complete Manure
Whann's Phosphate
Wando Phosphate,
BergerABratz'sRos. "
70 00
00 00
00 00
Wilcox, Gibb St Co., ma
nipulated Guano 48 00
GLTJE- fb 8
GRAIN Corn,store,561b8 60
Corn, cargo, 9 56 fbs 54
Corn,yel., 9 bushel None.
Oats, 9 bushel 45
67
9
9
9
9 1
50
10
55
50
65
9s
Peas, cow, 9 bushsl
HIDES Green, 9 fb ,
Dry, fb
55
4
9
00
00
00
HAY Eastern, 9 100 fbs
North River, 1001b..
HOOP IRON ton
1
. 1
60
10
00
65
LARD Northern fb
North Carolina fb
LIME bbl 1
LUMBER City steam sa' wd
Ship stuff, resawed, M ft. 18
Rough edge plank, y M ft. 16
Weet India cargo, accord
ing to quality, M ft.. .12
11
12
00
lb
00
00
00
20 00
18 00
14
25
14
&
9
00
00
00
Dressed flooring, seasoned. 15 00
8cantling and boards, com
mon, 9 M ft 12 00
MOLASSES Cuba,hhd?gl 32
Cuba, bbls., gal.. 35
Sugar house, hhds. gal. 20
" " bbls. gal... 2t
Orleans Choice bbls. gal. 35
NAILS Cut, 20dto4d,k'g 2 50
OILS Ejerosene, gal. 13
Lard, gal 1 10
Linseed, y gal 1 00
Rosin, y gal. 12
PEAN DTS bushel 90
POTATOES Sweet, bus. 00
Irish, Northern, bbl 3 00
PORK Northern, city mess. 10 00
Thin, bbl 00 00
Prime, bbl (extra) 10 50
Rump, bbl... 00 00
9
3
1
1
1
3
10
oo
4S
60
45
10
20
25
60
60
50
00
00
11
00 00
RICE Carolina, 9 fl
East India, ft lb
Rough, 9 bushel ,..1
RAGS Coantry, 9 Tb
City, 9 ft)
ROPE.
SALT Alum, 9 sack
Liverpool, y sack
American 9 sack
Marshal's fine, 9 sack......
Cadix 9 sack
SUGAR Cuba, 9 ft
7
00
00
00
15
6
70
80
75
25
75
22
00
00
80
35
00
10
00
10
9
7
x
nx
IX
2
9X9
Porto Rico, 9 ft
A Coffee, 9 ft.
10X9
00
ii " ft
C " 9 lb
Ex C 9 ft
Crushed ft ,
SOAP Northern, ft
SHINGLES Contract, M 6
Common, 9 M 1
STAVES W. O. bbl. 9 M.10
9
9
9
9
9
00
6
00
50
00
9
15 00
R O hhd. 9 E 00 00
TALLOW 9 ft 8
TIMBER Shipping 9 M ...10 00
Mi I, extra per M 8 60
00 00
00
ei2 00
10 75
Mill, prime per M 7
Mill, fak per M 5
Common, per M 4
Interior to Ordinary,per M 3
WHISKEY North'n, per gl 1
North Caro ina, per gal ... 1
WOOL Unwashed, per ft...
Washed, per ft
00
00
00
00
25
50
18
26
9
00
50
50
00
50
25
The Collins House
On The European Plan.
Corner Front and Bed Cross Street
Near Union Depot-
J RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
my triends and the public that I have
opened the above House and am now pre
pared to furnish meals and lodgings.
Restaurant open at all hours.
Prices low and bed-rooms neat, clean
nd airy.
Special rates by day, week or month.
IT'The oc'y Restaurant in the citv.
W. M. COLLINS,
oct 26 -2taw-m thu Proprietor.
Each, and all styles, including Grand Square
and Upright, all stricUy riasT class, sold at
the lnMt 1ST CAriH WHOLESALE FACTORY
. mm . .n l n- - i
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SEW ORE HEHALD.
mch 19 Broadway add St. Ann N. Y.
Furniture.
"UST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY
a large "assortment f.VValuut aud otbex
grades of FURNITURE, whidi we oSet
at Great Bargains, and exaBuir-e.
fob 19
I, A. SMITH A CO.
The Missionary
- . vriH.ru rAROUN'A AND T..K. H A
H A M A ISLANDo WILL VIiT Wil
mington ard the Sounds during the month
of June; from South Carolina line up to
Cape rear during July ; from Cape Fear up
to Cape Lookout daring the m.mth of Au
gust ; from ape Lookout to Ha tera and to
Htate Line of Virginia and hoanoke Islnd,
during the worths of Sep em er and Octo
ber; Frying Pan Light-hip and Bahama
Islands during the V inter months.
W.J POTTER,
Miasio&ai j Colpoteur.
P. O. Sfliithyille, N. C may JJ-im
Bail Road Lines, ftc.
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
OmCB QlNBKAL Si PIHIN riRDIBT,
Wilmington, N. C. M-t 18. 187P.J
Change of Schkiu ie,
OV AND AFTER TH.s dat.. tne f.dkw
inechedule will be operated oathis
Railway :
Passenger, Mail and Fxpress Train.
Leave Wilmington at.... 7. 01 P
No. L VArrire at Hamlet at 2:v7 A
) " at Charlotte at.... :2() A
) Lea
Ne. 2. VArri
e Charlotte at 8:25 P
riTe at Hamletat. 1.31 A
at Wilmington at j: u A
Close o rnwtu.n made at Hamlet mith
trains vi Raleigh A Au u-ta Air Line Rail
way. Shelby Division Mail, Freight & Passenger
an i Fxpres.
Vo. 9
L-are Charlotte
" ) Arrive at Shelby.....
....8:40 A ftl
..120 P M
1:16 P M
Vr i ) Leare Shelby
Arrive at Charlotte 6:05 P M
V. v.- -OHNSO.N,
may 1 1 General Superintendent.
WILMINGTON & WELD C K
RAILROAD COMPAlfY
Orrtoa or Gkw'l SrpKRiRTawnraT
Wilmington, N. C, Nov 23, lK )
, X CHANGE OF SCHEDUUT
On and after Sunday. Nor 24th. 171
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Passenger trains on the Wflmtafrton A 'ei
don Railroad will run as follows:
DA MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, dsy.
t 6 3a h
Arrive at Weldonat 1 00 P M
Leave Weldon i 32 P M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at 9 53 P M
NIGHT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY.
Leare Wilmington, Front St
Depot at ; p i0 J' M
Arrive at Weldon at H0A L
Leave Weldon, 2 1.1 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, FrOntSt.
Depot at 8 16 J M
Train on Tarbnro Branch Roaa bate
Rocky Mount for 1 aboro at h.'0 P M daily,
and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturt ay. at bHHt
A M. Returt ing, leave Tarboro at 10,01
A M daily, and Monday, Wednesday blu.
Friday at 8:.i0 P M.
The Day Train makes close connecti"t t
Weldon for all points North vi Say i 1
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via 1 icfe
mond and all rail routes.
Night train makes close connectiors at
Weldon for all points north via Richmon l.
Sleeping Cars attached to all Night Trait s.
JO FN F. DIVINE, General Sunt.
noy 24
Cen'ISup'ts Office.
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND A U
GUrfTA RAILROAD. '
Wilmington, N. C, .lune 3, 1 79 1
CUAN'.rE OF SCHEDULE,
.
On and after Wednesday, June 4, the fol
lowing schedule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAi V, daily.
Leave Wilmington.... 8 86 A M
Arrive Florence. 12 43 H M
Leave Columbia i0 40 A M
Leave Florence 4 4.' F M
Arrive at Wilmington 9 JO P M
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
Leave Wilmington , 13 13 1 hi
bt-ave Florence I tb A P
Arrive at Columbia 5 4b A M
Leave Florence ' 'th A ft
Arrive at Wilmington 6 2 t A M
This Train stors only at Flemingtori
Whiteville, Fair rJluM, and-Marion.
Passengers for Augusta (via Columbia
should take Night Express Train from Wil
mington. I .
JWThnugb Sleeping Cars on night trai
for Charleston and Augusta.
JOHN F. 1) I VIN h, General Supt. '
june 4
For Health and Pleasure
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GO TO
Patterson's ICelclirdtei Springs.
rpHE8 SPRINGS are situated four miles
South of Shelby and sir miles North of
VVhitaker's, on tbe Air-Line R. R. The min
eral waters a-e sulphur and chalybeate. The
prrprties of tbe sulphur are iron, su'pbur
and magnesia. Properties combined a-e b.--eficial
to all di eases, and never fail to cure
the most obstinate cases, as many will t stif.
The chalybeate waters cannot be urpasaed,
having wrought many aim st miraculous
cures.
These Celebrated Springs will be open first
April, and the prices are in reach of ail, har
mg been greatly reduced this season.
Bathing houses, croquet grounds, ten pin
alley, and other amasement and attractions
free for visitors. Hacks running from this
place will meet visitors at Shelbv or t Wbit
aker's on the Air t ine R. R., upon sh rt no
tice to the Proprietor. j
Rat8 or Boibo.
Perdy mmm $ I 2i
Per week 7 W
Per month J 20 00
Per m' nth for two or more months.... tH 00
Children and servants balf price.
For further particulars, address
W. G. PATTERSUN, Prop'r.
apl 29-daw 13t tibelby, N. C.
llead uarters tor Ale,
Laser Deer and Porter,
S MARCUS fc IGN'3,
No. 6 Markeksuee.
C
IAN PtTSNlM rOB WITH THE Bfc
Ale, Lager Boer and Porter, both keg and
bottled, in the city.
Country ordsr; promptly attended 1 9
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