sor as i will
. : ;- s ' ;' Ihr, vIk.UIs " hand,
. i 1 learn toku.nv
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id fulti'l.
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..t as 1 ill-'
I I v.- it:
i.iii- i. vfitin !" lat-;
,t. n- in the loful.
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- the sdiinil trrows vvt--t
li.f wop Is repeat.
itu- l-ukies. fe-'s
: v.'i IitiL when this thought
r, 1 vo;ci' to calm nn 1. bless
lolH-lilit-Sf,.
! l,.-r;tiif-e the in
. 1,,-st and tx si . nas onu
1 n :il, and 1 i 11
u.i Hi 'ov fulfill,
' ut ;ts we will.'
j,T tie b oo
Jour Vtirs
Ariit-rifHU
News & j Coui if? r
The 'Shenandoah.
r Coiiitderacyitbelf was annihiTa
j Ti t' beautiful valley consecrated
til L" . r 4i.r. -1... ,.l..f ..A 1t
.(1 Ul AHUU, ucrjiti..J. uj
of war and rapine, wab
sc.ckc.oth ani utehfra the
itv and hope, lhee-uramer
i , .. mi i. (J riDeninn en p- ui
;Muli,reIiurd.--,afcd the proua tlage
'". i gr'feT boldierH who had given life to
aolated tields were fccattered
''-'hciHHii.l.Hof milea ftw.y in the far
TltLtru Ocean, the Starry Cros-s yet
'. , over ano'ii 8ueua-t!d.ah, and
"; Z bo: IK-.-, ilocu d -from giitteriDg
'..Vigtoid ot th-. fitn of the Aineri-
. -.uiUr.- wine:! id li'-len in her
. , M ove liio dckb cf ibe Sheu
L'toHbthe C-'Lf-dfi'at 11 floated
, , ,Le ia.-l tiiue uh the .-yiuboi uf iti
' jti dt-t-oe and owt-r, bud the new
It tie grtlluiit huu ljasnift the fatt
, . li-o-e othir f .nu us c.uieiw, the
I r;;,v .ud the F.o'ridu, ai.d now
., '.ik im litatli . .the waves the once
,,:;, y rodr, c u-fcd a thio'. o etue
h iJn.tti y a Ouuthcin ?-a-t . "
il e Aiul).lii!i, tiie feutu r.
i avi'ie, the; Flolida, the U cotR in,
TallMha-Vee, the Cliickaoaauga
, ith tSlienax-doth bade d liaLce to
AmeruM'i iiivy aru oumeratea
u -Ji w i s out oi the ltttet-t bunt and
of th-.uit debtnicUve of the
( oi-tfiitTitf cruisers. Her career wag
;i-1 hut biihiant, a dying flicker of
t ciif derate giorj. JJuilt in Glasgow
.iu lbO;i, ut-df r the iinme of the Sea
K ;., t -jt a HlIj iy Company, she M'a?
-td uMil S ptt ruber, 1801, in
it,- t 1m:'; She was a long
raki-.'a jmt of Teutons regis er, fu'i
(v td, '110 b et in let gth and 3o feet
itoi, aiid esrried royal etuddiDg
shi', but &Le Lud an auxiliary engine
w th which ehe was capable of steam
ut tiie rate of ten knots an hour,
b it hhe Lhd been known with pail and
s'l'jci to make o20 miles in twenty
fcar Lours, thereby demonstratiup:
tpat 6be was one of the fastest veeselb
t;luat.
XLe Se Kicg was pold on Septem
kr 20, 1811. to Mr Richard Wright
of Liverpool, the father in-law of Mr
Fnuleau, the managing partner of the
hui-e of Fraser, Trenholrn .V: Co, of
that city. She cleared irom Glasgow
for Bombay, October 8, 1864, but
j.T(;ce-ded to ti e harbor of FuDchal,
.Usdeira, where she was transferred to
tlie Cohfederato service and placed
ubder command of Capt James Ire
dell Waddeli. LTer name was now
cbaLged to the Shenandoah, and flhe
bs here fully arrusd, coaled and pro
fits oned from stores that had been
brought from Liverpool on the tteam
er Laurel, on which latter vefiBol bad
come also a number of the officers and
crews of the Alabama, Sumter aud
Georgia, With an entirely insufficient
crew the set out on her famous crime,
bich lasted thirteen months, and on
ly ended in August, 18G5, long after
tbe war was over. A narrative of this
cruise has been published by one of
the officer?. aad it constitute
ore cf the most rxcitinf? books of
adventure in the Engl'sh ln
puage. The Shenandoah carried the
Couiedorate Hag on every ocean ex"
ctpt the Antuictic, sailed 58,000 mile,
h foiirth of the time among icebergs,
and oaptured thirty-eight vessels tnd
destroyed SG.OCO.OOO worth of proper
tj. The uueatiness caused by her to
the American officers at I unchal ami
Melbource is the subject of one of the
dost entertaining chapters iu the c.ise
prerared by the Government of tLe
L'mtfd Siutes for the Geneva Tiibuoai
of Arbitration. Despite, all hostile,
tftort the littlo crew that left Mp.der.ia
gradually tilled up by enlistments
rta tl;e crews; of epturel vetseip,
&t-d at Melbourne, and when fhe en--tered
the Aictic Ocean, the Shenan
doah had her full cN-mplenatnt of men
aululiotrs How netively they were
em pity td hfis already bteu bbuffii..
1- fctms a littii'g ei.d to such a
enrter tlut the hiitoiie vsel i-heuld
hot fall to pieces" from decay at the
I ter of a reat c.mme;c ai citv, but
'bould go to bottom u a far Eisteru
f-cean while il the nervic of o out
aiidish bovrr izn us the SnUtin of
in this locality of tbe Baltimore and
Ohio and American Union Telegraph
Companies lines, will start to lay poles
ar.d wires 10 Chicago to-day. The
Aruerioan Union has leased part of the
M. r'c''Miit' Uuildirg, 6hington and
l Sulie Ktreet. and will comnifr.ee
rl eratious here about th3' first of
.jttrjuary. liy that -time the n-w eom
pary will have connection with every
prominent point in the United States
and Canada, and will have altogether
37,000 miles of wire in working order.
Mr D H Bates, Freeident of the
American Unioo, has made exclusive
arrar geruents with the new French
Ctble Company, 'ho completed the
linal ho ice of their cable at JNortn
ICustham. M-i?., on Monday last
This action has already had the effect
of inducing th Aog'o-AmericAn C-m-
nauv fo oonterLnlat? a reduction of
i j - - i
cable rates from eeventv five cents to
twelve cents per word. Other bene fitf-
will undoubtedly accrue to the phblic
eihce Jay Gould, who ' is the leading
stockholder of th-new company, is
said to be determined to break tele
graphing rates all round.
y 1 f . . ... r .
Miscellaneous.
0
I
inSTETT
CELEBRATED
! et jour fartt attck of indtresti'n be the
last Kom-e the doirriant
stomnch With tre liitl.e-9.
imparted vill remain.
lishtd by thousands of witneiees, whose testi
mony iB eimplv a statement of their osn ex
'i hose it 111 'Cteu witn general ae
New Advertisements.
Model lectures.
BY
P. X-BRIDGERS & CO.
Grocers.
Drawu from the actual experience of P.
L. B. in keeping house.
No 1, TO HOUSEKEEPERS
IIou:ekeeper8 as a class are either ac
tive or passive. The Utter take charge,
tut give the keys to Betsy, Sarah Ann
or Jim They leavo the front door and
windows open to Tramps and Sceak
Thieves and then go gadding about among
the neighbors. Those are they who make
even Saints mad. St. Paul to Timothy
ii, chap. 2, v. 13.
The active are described in the fame
chapter, next verse. They are young
and teachable, stay ai home and econo
mize They are a crown unto their
husbands, and, like a prudent wife, are a
blessing from the Lord. Prov. chap. 19,
v 15.
Speaking etymologically as P. L. B.
"does. Good Housekeepers ara always of
the feminine gender, singular number and
second person, agreeing in all things with
their flushandi, except as to housekeep
ing, and making hiai attend to his own
busirieps when he dares ofler advice about
that. A man who is his own housekeepe
i a fool, L. P. B says. He who carries
his own piutry keyt, opens a door to tbe
devil, -L. P. B. sas. He is 6t only for
abavinys and whitewash, L, P. B. savs
Lletieeds no dealer but the undertaker,
L. P. B. says, and deserves no board but
a c flib. Ho oubt to trsde at P. L
Bridger & Co.'s, where are posted the fol
owine standing1 ruh s:
Sunday, reading and Grocery informa
tion for tbe Customers ot
P. iL. BKIDGKRS & CO.
The first rule for go.xl hou ekeeping,
L. P.1 B. says, is Never keep ou hand
more than three days' supply; L. P. B.
savs. Groceris will melt and wither away
like smiles aud flowers. Meat and Sugar,
Whiskev and Cigars. Butter, Lard and
Sausages,! Irish aud Sweet Potatoes bought
P. L. Bill DG EES & CO.S
MAMMOTH GROCERY STORE,
Miscellaneous.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
WILMINGTON, N. C
Miscellaneous.
helm'b'hd
J
s
Largo Sample Room Tor
Commercial Trarelers.
I TKa f . thiia I c, f lU arhan hmntrht. hnmfi fresh tlflV
ini n a iciestaD u Hav and i . P. K. savs tne smauer
hv dav: and L. P. B. says
the lot the longer it Keeps ana
the farther it goes (proportionately), and
rpHE PROFRILTOR having th.r. ughlj
renovated thia House and funmhed it entire
ly new, ' prerared to give to the tAreUa?
public all the conveniencies of a FlKST.
CLASS HOTEL. It it located in the very
centre of the business part of the city, being
convenient' to tbe principal basinets h uses,
Pcitofflce, . Custom Howe, City Hall ind
Court House.
First-ClasBar and Billiard Saloon
connected with this Hotel.
RVTES $2 PER DAY.
ott 24 F. A. SCniJTT
Compound
Rail Road Lino3, &c.
WILK1NGT0H & VELOON
RAILROAD COMP ANT. ,
', 1ST J. '
1
Everybody
Fluid Extract
PHARMACEUTICAL.
ND HI8 UNCLES -AND BI8 Cousins
ai.d his Hiatera acd b Aunts is invite d to wit
ness tbe
Grand Dress Parade
Ktctj day and every evening at the
Boston 5 and 1G Gents
Store,,
On North Front Street.
... i '"I
The Btook is the largest and mcst extensive
of the kind in the State, and embraces a very
i
great variety of uaerul and pretty things,
which are sold tvere for less than half the
i
money usually demanded for them. The so-
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL
DISEASES
; OF THE '
liUlllll'.ll &KIDN11VS.
Urnei ot Oin'l arriiiwistan
Wilmington, N'. C, Nov
CnANGEOF SCHEDULF.-
On and after Sundav. Nov. V31, 17 ?,
Passencrer trauu oa the'vrilminsti
doa Railroad will run as follows :
DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, t
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depc
-at............ C 5 a
Arrive at Weldon at. 1" '(- '.
Leave WeMon.... - 1 -.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front
Depot at 9 l P
N1QUT MAIL AND LXTIiCSS TiM,
DAILY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at...."- II P M
Arrive at Weldon at.. 3 P0 A Ji
Leave Weldon, . 2 IS AM
Arrive at Wilmington, Front fcU
Depot at. - P U x
Train on Tarboro Brsncr R. .t
Rockr Mount for Tarboro at b.Vi I' M ;
and Tuesday, Thursday and riattrt r yi v
AM. Returcicg, leare Tarb - ..-.
A M daily, and Mondy, . v
Friday at 6:30 P M ,
The Day Train makes ci , ..; i
Weldon for all points Nor: i r
7
f TprT r hrt U iil find this medicine servants. L. P. B. savsj have their menas.
an unfailiDg aeent in bdilcing up and re- The hospitality of the kitchen, L. P. B. lections were made in person and they are ill
newin, their stretcth.
F'or eale by all Druggists
Dealers generblly.
nd respectable
Dtv 3 dAw j
THE NEV MARKET
iLwakensConsiderable
savs. is like that of the Bedouins, who
lavish on strangers what tney pmage in
the Desert. Your alley and back window
boarders, L. P B. says, eat more haa
the houses. What is MHay and Neigh'g
in the stable, is "Here and Neai in th
K;tcben;and L P. B. says. Waste is a
short spelling of more than enough, like
. . , i '. i i
the tallow candle, wnose arip is nigger
Li.
reliable goods.
Visitors from the country are particularly
invited to call and see how far a little money
will go. !
. Remember the place, the
Interest! I
light, and had better be acquainted with,
although cut by tbe scissors. XMevenne
less, Li. P. B. says, it is wise to have
something over in the locker for the poor,
and a plate on the table for the stranger,
who may come unawares. I
2. Keep everything nnder lock and
key, and the key at the girdle. L.P,
says an open cupboard is a rat's delight
and the devil's hiding: it is. he says, the
AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT OF parlor of the roaches and a censtant temp-
, 1 of am An nnann ffm 1 A.TT1
P. B. says, has more flame but gives less j()St0n 5 and 10 LentS
Store
Princess and
BUT NOT MORE SO
THAN 1HE
POPULAR
WHOLESALE
I ! i
GEO. MiYERS,
11, 13 and 16 South Front Street,
' . I i ! !
BeciUbe of the lively interest -
i . ' W l 1
tation to your weak brother, it ieaKs,
L. P. B. says, like a ship at sea; it is
that if being kept , up
receiving fresh
'l.ke pumps for bilge water and gutters foia'
forcisterns. A small Ducaec cosia dui.
quarter, but if kept full on the spot it
will save more money, L. P. B. says, than
a 6re engine in the garden.
3. Don't buy your coal or wood in Au-
rnst. or vour ice in December, u. i.
North Front Btreet, between
Chestnut.
oct 23
E. N. FRESHMAN & BROS.,
Newipaper Advertising Agents
Commercial Building, Cincinnati.
Are authorized to teceive advertisements
For Debility. Lb.-s of Memory, Indispo
sition to Exertion or Business Shortness
of Breath, Troubled with thoughts of L f -
ease, Dimness of Vision, Pain in th". liii'-J'-
Ches', and If K!'ef I'.l ml to-ri.e
Head. 3.e u tMiu'i..v hi.1 Dry ft kin.
II lhe-e svsi! ;: ojii.-i iae allowed to go on,
very frequently Epileptic Fits aud Con
sumption follow. When 1 the constitution
becomes aflected it requires the aid oi an
invigorating medicine to strengthen and
tone up the system which
daily, (except Sunday) and n lvicl-
mond and all rail route.
Nirht train makes clou coaactlB'it
Weldon for all point north lin Richro ii t.
Slettpiug Cars attached to all Night Tr-In".
JOHN F. ' DIVINE, Gbm; Strt.
v. us ,t 1 " ; , I ? .-
GenTSupts Office-
WILMINGTON.
, r ' ' T
rv'ila.!:. '.
"r'ltxvril a M) 'ai!
i a 1 l.ti'J AD CO 1
t., N. C.,' Nt,T i3, 18iis
j
if
Helmbold's Buchu
Iocs in Every Case,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE; ,
i On and after Punday, Nov. 23, f ir fol.
lowing schedule will be run on this rot d. 1
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL'TRA IN.c'kiij .
MVBTU II JlUilUK hVUllMllMMIMMlMMIIf r v
paper.
Groceries
And Filling
Estimates furnished free upon application.
nov 14 '
AGENTS READ THIS.
We want an Agent in this County to
e' nnt t. MMnned. but it I whom we will pay a salary of flW per
HGLlilBOLD'S HI I 111
i -
IS UNEQUALLED
By any lec'v Vr.wi. Ii. is priori lot
by the most eminent pusia oy r tl;d
world, in
Rheumatism,
Spermatorrhaa, ,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness, j
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
i Constipation,
j Aches and PainH,
General Debility,
Kidney Diseases,
) Liver Complaint, j
Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head Troubles.
Paralysis, j
I General 111 Health,
IIMIIII
Arrive at
Leave Florence....... 3 60 P ii
Arrive at Wilmington . 8 1Q P
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
I - ' ! I ' I
Leave Wilmington 10 IS P M
Leave Florence 2 2) A hi
Arrive at Columbia 9 00! A ii
Leare Columbia.... 5 I0f M
Leare Florence... 2 SO A M
Arrive at Wilmington........... 6 oO A M
This, Train ators orly al Flertinrrtnt
Whiteville, Fair BlaJT, an J Marlon. I ;
P&88en(rerg for Columbia, aud &1! points tjn
G. A C. R. K. and iu Western North IJsroli
nv, vi Columbia and Spartanburg, si ould
take Niht I'xpress Train from Wilmington.
Pajienfrers lor Autrut should take Nifht
Express Train, which connects) tlosolr via
Florence and Charleston Junction.) - J-,
JJSCT Through Sleeping Cars otj all nifl-M
tratrs for Charleston, Harannah, Aif uta
(via Chatlceton Jutciion), and for Co.um
bia. " i
JOHN F. DIVINE, General Hajqt.
tor ii I I 'J
"PAROLE
I - .!
i 1
Orders-'
i
1 i
Say T LntZThe 73 Si ISS- toffSur .wiDdlhl Spinal Diseases,
?m i. .1, ?.VSn th. brother Inventions: iSuapla fte. Address at on Sciatica,"
- This heathenish divinity was tne Drotner . ,T mi can. I 7
jLeamess,
Thisheathemsn oivini y wm w SHERMAN & CO., MarshaU, Michigan
oi i;is aua tne iatutr oi tiuruo, u . .
B savs has a host of relations among us,
with cold shins, who are fire-worshippers. rl n aiAA Stool Ceverand Book only
4. Lastly, watch closly, and leve fried rlHNUd $143 to $255. ORGANS
throw notbine 13 StoDs. 3 set Reeds, 2 Knee Swellstool,
UU.v.wU, ...w . .. - I , - iw TT.ltjlnw V.nranana.
away; eat wuai, juu uu. 7! if T.tt h.
Decline,
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
Nervous Complaints,
I Female Complaints.
go to
ington, N. J.
nov 6
iirt
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO
OFFIOil GXNSHA.1. SCPiatSTXNDEST, j j
Wilmihctoo, N. C, May 18, 1871. I
ClIANOi; OK SC llKDULK;
N. AND AFTER TJIlH-dte, the foil
V ine Schedule will b? oparated da thii
Railway : j;
Pauscnger, Mail and Express Trala..
Leave Wilmington at.... 7:0 1 Pi 'M
Arrive at Hamlet ati...... 2:27 'Ai'M
" at Chariottaat.... t;2U A M
Leave Charlotte at.......8:25 1 h
Arrive at Han.lctaju li3J A II
at Wiiciat-.n at tylQ A M
Close connfrtr(n r.:a.lj at Harslet j! w itl)
trains ofila'iirl: t Ait iJ.lno Kail-
. i. '
.1!:
PrJ A
way.
ell y Di sifiv
Sh
No.
And other
Choire
rands of t Flour,
fiow y-U
1 1 I Ll UIIIUUL.IIU W WU JklVllllJd. official reoorts and Infor
and bu v a fresh supply, and!L.;P. B. says, madon Fata. Like profits weekly om Stock
if you promise not to give it away he will options of $10 to f 50;
;J t,.Wr. nnulitr and nrices Address, T. Potter Wlfnt Co., Banx
" TTT .r I Headache. Paiu in the Sbou!ders,Coti'Ji.
returas In JOMjionsiw w n stnmarh. "Eruptions, J) i1'
ms laror- i "'"") . . -. - . .
No.)"-
.'.!!!. Kreight
, nd fc'xrrers.
I Leive Chr!ott.i.
j Arrive at r.i.tlhy... ,.
) tnv- "
Arit c ' -?.
:3 y
V
V
We are se.licg at
with ut regard t: vLealdvAnte
f elves at ocoan
.Leakiv.
id cave
ruuuuce ot the s. a
tiLz.bar. l'h
at y ended.
It it mains bu to add onu wid i
'fgard to the feHllai.t t llier undei
her fame. C:rt Wad doll, after Lt
riorat2on of pcaev, iti-rtd the ter
ice ui the P..c tic Mud -St-aiasL.p
C rnpany, tti.i Lis cot:duct ou
't-t- uir:i -n (,f xi t'ji kiDg oi hi
?el, ubo'i. u yvdv igo, caused his
! I'ti.c gun. to riLg iu the public cai.
A Lub.n tBiui, mav he live long as a
oithy . x iiip; f tiie heroes who.
-fcf-pite overwht-luiini? odds, made
t.,rxe and fume for the Confederate
y.
Cream Atf and Sweet Cjd
Fruit a1 d Fkc
TLe Larttt Stuck l ii.
fio-u at pojruUr
The Rosa Concha Eavar.a
ices
dvpply your-
er birr'tl.
r-v ib f-allon.
inform you that both quality and prices
ill suit, as he himseit hatn tnea it.
nov, 24th. I
r?, 35 Wall St., N. Y.
cct 9-4 w
Taste in th3 Mouth, Palpitation m. "
Heart, Pain in the region of the KW-.r,
and a thousand other painful eyuip'oi'is.
are the orlspringof Dysrf'Ps:a-
in y t
5:05
to
M
$1
hold the supreme
I
to;
lect
luces.
Fe;rrrf
5 ceatsj
F7-
GEO '.'MYERS:
eepfii
Dental Card.
I j
AM MAKING Artificial 4 l,
dentures to fit perfectly: and frm ,
hTitnrl teth. VL1 1 I T T J
but it is better to save thejatural teeth if
possible. So my patrons will please can wiui
out delav and be seated in the most comfort-!
able chair in use.
34 Market st.
Wilmington, N. C Nov. 8, 1879.
DM V W VV hob iot fortno Tr7
,uk udniniminiaM proBUby tho N.w Cpltltlom
Tytum of otitli.. In Btcik Fnllxpl..oi oPPUe
to,teABVt. Blown k Co..Bikr Broxl St.. Y.
('UH I e M A N 1 1 a I " bocial and Bufli-
nou Fnr Kvervboav. i Airents wanted.
Wm". Shepherd, 96 Fulton st N V. nov 6
1 . ; u
ILMiioLD'S
Serretaryis Office,
Wilmington & Weldon E- Pv
Wi ''mice, ton, N. C 'Not. ,1ft,
BU
nnunimn AklOV OR SOUL-
roiunuiiiHnui CHARMING.
ihe love and affections of any person they ing the blood
Invigorates tlie Stomach,
And stimulates the torpid Liver, BowcW,
How either sex inay fascinate and gain and Kidneys to healthy action, In cleans-
"u" Clliici ov r. I .1. Vll C oil mnnn IP. Rl 1(1 1111-
VJA .11 IUJui"v,
Zeohyr Worsted
7
A
Urn
NOTtlEK LAIiGE iOT
. - I
JU3T
WHI TE 10 CES XS. j
COLORED !
: .. T . S
l.ouk out for arnohnce-nn
Milline'y Opei.ic-g.
RECLIVED.
12 CENTS.
f Grand
SCHOOL QF DRAVUIG, PAINTING,
ETC.
TN8TBUCTION GIVEN in Crayon, Lepia
1 and ladia InJc Drawing, also, Pain tint
in Water Celort, Oil, Pa.tel and Coloring
Photographs, at reasonable rate. j
For further particulars inquire at the
School Booms of Misses Burr k James, in the
rear of 8t. James' Church. nov 2'J
choose instantly. This simple mental ac
quirement all can possess. Free by mail
for toother with a Marriage Guide,
Ro-rrnMan Orapip. Dreams, and Hints to
Ladies. A queer book. 1(,000 sold.
Address D. P- MASON, 700 Sansom sL,
Philadelphia, Pa. dot; o
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63,672 8operb English Books, At Our Price.
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