VAQUEKOIIM LOVE SONG.
i -
. ; cfii owuftl that you loved me,
!.Sm .nVl.liu-eyetl flax was in flower;
l tlax neW, lie bare and you scorn
1,1 - tho'i, grow cold in an hour,
" " pi ma. Pnnchita?
. i. it, I
vet.' UiU:i tLit- ilmvc r lie dead.
.ur hdtice last summer,
'',,4 he stars fclione leh bright than
i ;uru?r me red roses and kiss;
' v .u "ive Hot a ulance for my silis,
- 17H!1CUH, PHncMita.
Al) my ihirjuiUi,
i I ioc love you in a breath?
. , v turn vonr starry ryes toward me,
' i M.ur "chc-ek. where the red rus
se
Li,v-vt.u are mine again, darling;
'Lviiime.aiHi I lie at your icei!
An. vea.chifj-tit'i,
j nvel'Vcs, thoi:tli Ltie roses he ucbd.
Trenton Gaz tie,
M;inif Lumber Out of Straw-
' -r e tile i.ng'H.uity of a We; tore
r tor who (iouoiifcc iortBees she
in tue Jar a::ut iu uto when
tl e f ,i e t h'A mi to c othe the
liih yt d viul the Ji mud for
iUmbrr ti.. !''TH vtt-r.y'iu xo.-saof
-uuAimie f r the uasurul product
J Ui virK:U r J" C1 ti t-oJ tsoiJ.,
.f.. p'rtu i io ue taat iragiln vigeta
hici H'"' a pecaiMr process
u c 'iip.rt 8 :,u utitaiiCa i hard
ud i Li-sotruatiblH as o. k umber. It
c,aiuirtl uj tt ttu prLC5 eouvertB
wjot i-trtw m'o tiLatj r hica is f us
ee -:ible of a.i a polish and finish
amioouy aud black walnut, at a
oust not in excess of thut of tne bast
car p n . Th-j straw ia first manu
factured by tbo ordinary paper mill
process into ttrawboard, and a suffi
cient number of sheets of the right
6 zi irttftuketi to make the required
tioibt iv They, are eoaked and soften
td iu a chemical solution, which is, of
cjurae, the inventor's secret. After
the fibre of the pasteboard ia suffi
cient y saturated, 'the pile of sheets
is pressed between a seriei of rollerp,
whioh consolidatearthem so that when
dry the whola is a hard stick. It is
alsj c'.aim;d that the procaa3 renders
tni wood subititute impervious to
Water, a id the ! chemicals used are
bucu aa to make it fire-proof. Bab tb.9
eangui&e inventor has only made sam
ple thus far. I
Kulloch to the Churches.
Mayor Killooh, of ban Franoipco,
lately made an addres to the Baptist
congregation of which he is pastor, in
reply to those Baptist chu-ches which
bad proposed to put him on trial. He
w&i remarkably defiant. Envy, he
paid, was the cause of the attacks on
iiim. He had bniltup a church larger
than all the others of the same denom
ination in San Franoisco combined,
aud his fellow clergymen hated him
f jr that. Of the Baptist convention,
which had voted toLitake up his case,
he said: 'Formerly, when I. looked
around the conventions, I was pleased
t3 8G6 friends. Judge, then, of my
surprise when I found those places oc
cupied by every man who ever had
ny grievacca or grudge against me.
Evry mean specimen of a minister
was there ; every man I ran against
for an offica in the convection and beat
aud made sore was there. Why, there
were in u in silk hats and swallow tails
who never had any money, and where
they got it from, who can tell ? Yes,
panderers to do me a little harm, and
for some time it looked as if they
would do it ; but the Lord delivered
ma from the mouth of the lion and lie
will do it and free me from thair per
secutions, and prepare me for His
heavenly kingdom.
A Toujrh Story to Swallow
There is said to ba a French bab?,
pgtd six moutos, born at Cherbourg,
ttid nape of wnose mck has the sin
gular gift of producing uu uninter
rupted succession of feathers. Twenty
three have already eprouted, reached
oiafunty, aod fallen off, to be careful
ly 6torei away by the infant s father,
a workingman, wnosa lortune may be
considered made if the amazing story
turns out correct. The manner in
which these feathers grow is thiii
described: A pimple lrms on the
nape of the neck, quite close to the
roots of the hair. At the expiration
of a certain time the pimp!e blossoms
iuto a feather, the clild, at the mo
ment when it appears, seeming to ex
perience a sligh; ttneasinesH. The
feather, which is curved aud gilded,
attaint, when fully grown, from tea to
twelve oau timeters in leugtb. When
it falls a few drops of a whitish c.ilor
l-sues from the:, pimple, which then
heals, leaving no tracjof its existence
for awhite, until another appears, in
closing the germ of another feather.
A curious circam:tauc, says the
Cherbourg piper, is that the feather
remains en days on tho infant's neck
when fully grown before falling, and
that its successor takes as many days to
prout as its predecessor to reach matu
'i.ty.The father of the phenomona child
intends taking it to Paris in order to
a-sk tcienoe to investigato thj cause of
mij freak of nature.
Railroad Leases
Tuere are at the present tima injthe
Uaitel States between 100 and 500
uilroads held and operated utaer
lease, and representing about one
fourth of the entire railroad mileage
uc country, it is prooauie mat
BJ lew. if Ant. nf thn charters eontam
iue airect authorilv to ica.-e. The
C3m nan too Kqtt i ' a..!ltr rtn
the
f sell was a necessary incident of own
ership. There is no corporation
UCv'9 AVJi bUUUUCO kAKJi2
nearly than the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, so large is the number ct
railroads directly or indircctlyj;on
trolled by this company, they con
trollioir an
mile8. of .hmh nnlv mil an a n
actually owned by the company! The
reoent deriairm nf ih TTnial Cf....
, -wM w- vaaw v M v. Ufcfca
"F'ciua iii'inrr. biii nniAti a i.asA
leases unless the charters are ranch
more circumstantial iu their provisions
than is antic pated as the court holds
that in the beto of express author
ity in its charter a railroad company
has no right to transfer its road and
francbisH- to other parties, and thus
render itself unable to perform the
duties which j Lat charter directly, or
by imp i.atiofi, imposed. The argu;
merit is that a -railroad company's
franchise it- intended, in a great meas
ure, lo bo txeicistd for the public
good; that the due performance of
this fuLC ion is the consideration for
the grant, ohd that a ccntraot wbioh
undertaken, without the consent of the
a o, to trarsfer to others the right
and powers conferred by the charter,
and n lieve the grantees of the burden
which it impoep, is a violation of the
c mtr ct with the State.
Dr. Kelt's Endorsement of Speer's
Fort Grape Wine.
1 he, following, from the celebrated Dr
Mott of New York, speaks wonders for
Mr. Speer's efforts to raise the Oporto
r -xt t .
w.iipe m xNew uersey:
62 Madison Avenue,
New York, April 11, 1878.
Ma. Alfred Speeb. Dear Sir : The
visit whicn 1 made last! year to your
Vineyards, wu;e-prcs'ies ard viults at
Passaic, N. J., satisfied me thoroughly
that the wiaes manufactured by you are
pure and unadulterated, and the very
best that can be offered to the public for
medicinal uses.
Acting upon-my favorable impression
at the time, I have since recommended the
Port Wine more particularly in my
practice, and am satisfied,., with marked
benefit to my patients.
There can bo no better proof to the
doubting mind, as to the Wine .being
made oi tho finest Oporto Grape, than a
visit to the acres of land covered with the
vine bearing the luxuriant fruit. Wishing
you success in your praiseworthy enter
prise, remain respectfully yours,
ALEX B. MOTT, M. D.,.
Prof, of Surgery, Bellevue Hosp. Med-'l
College, &c-, &c
For sale by J. 0. Munds, Qreen &
Fianner. P. L. Bridgers & Co.
lmponani to me Afflicted
We would advise all who may need the
advice of a physician, to either call or
write to Dr. liooertson, 19, So. Eutaw St.,
Baltimore, Md., who from 15 years expe
rience in. Hospital and Special Practice,
gnat antees a cure in all diseases : of the
Urinary Organs and of the Nervous Sys
tem, Organic and Seminal Weakness, Im
potency (loss of sexual power), Nervous
Debility and trembling, Palpitation of the
lleai t, dimness of sight or giddiness, No,
turual Emissions, &c., all resulting from
abuses in youth, or excesses in manhood;
also all skin and blood diseases quickly
cured. Dr. R. is a graduate of one of the
oldest and best medical schools in this
country (University of Maryland), and re
feis to the leading physicians in his city, and
all consultinghim can rely upon honorable
and confidential treatment. In Writing
en close stamp for reply. Special attention
civen to all female complaints. Good ac
commodations for all wishing to call and
see him. Medicine sent to any address.
Now Advertisements.
CELEBRATED
Fortify the Systeuij i
And jou are arned against diaese. Tie
fiaeat to&ic for this purpose 9 Hnetetter'a
Stomach rittere, which renders digestion
e&v and complete, counteracts billioasaes,
an keeps the bowe's in order, ni go genial
and tjenficent ar U' effects, taat not only i
the body invigorated and regoUted by its
us bat despotdency banished from the
miad For sale by all Druggists and Dea'
ers generally. may 1
PUOVEilBEi.
RO VERBS.
"Tor pinkinor 8011?.
fit3, dizzincfco, palpita
tion anil low f p:r:t,
rvly on Hop BiUvni."
'"Read of, rrrov.re
ft3C0 will be paid for
a cae that Hop Bit
ters wfll not can -or
help." j
- "Hop Titters brdlda
tip, KtrwiKthens aud
cures continually
Xruia the first dose."
"Kidney and Urf
na ry coiuplaiuts of nil
eg ana u-se jicn i -.tcis,
B rtiid vou w ill oe .tru3ir
Ucalbly uia hapj-y."
Ladies, do you
want to bo ttrou?,
hoaJthy arM utiiull
1'heu vuso Hop iiiUcrs.
xina 9
9 penrnnentlr
by flop Bitters."
ClUXHl
Hop Cot cm Cttrk is
the 8 WtHt. tt(8t
and be it. Aisk children.
The Her P'j) for
Ptouiatb. Liver and
KidiH-ys. is superior
to all othirs. Cures
by absorption, Aalc
HiTgistj. ;
TX I.C. is an abaolu t
and irrt-sistibie cure
for drunken nesp. u,e
of opium, tobacco and
All above Fold by
vcrs, L-uiioi?, Kiuk-
ra at.il ljiities nc-ed
Hop Bivtci-s daily."
"Hop IiitUirs has re
f ton d to s'tn K-iy aid
liiitlth, perfect wrrt ka
I rem liiieuiixitaxjco."
"Sour stoisach, rick '
fceaJr.efae aii'i dizzi--!
Hup Eiuers cures
vltli a lew tioo.-i."
Manufaoturi
Rochester. X.
Stud for
Circular.
mmm llLL.I HWn
IILTOMV. JOHNSON,
Conimlshioh Merchant,
mchl 2- ' !
ft
Tho prt-atost jri
tiz; r, Htoi;:at li. 1 1hkI
Hop litters.'' .
THE
MM REVIEW
JOSH, rr.j ATVIJBS
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER;
Is publiahed
Every -AJrternoon
(Smxdays excepted).
4t the following rates, postage
paid :
i
One Year .$5 00
!"-. ' i
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t-
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Six M onths 2 50
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Three Months 1 25
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OneTkTonth 50
The paper will be delivered by;
carriers, free of charge, in any part
of the cityat the above rates, or
13 cents per week.
The Daily Review is now in the
fourth year of its existence, is per
manently established, with a large
and steadily increasing subserip-
tion list, and presents to merchants
and others a most desirablo'medi
urn for advertising.
THE
WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
,0 OSH. ,T. J-AJEEES,:
n : ,
Is published
every friday!
At the following rates
One Year.... 00
SixMonths.... ............ 1 00
Three Months. . ............ 50
The WiLinsQTOS Journal circu-
I :"
i .1 :
ates largely in the adjoining cohe -ties
as well as in the Western por
tions of the State and presents nn
qualled facilities to merchants for
making known what they have for
sale.
For
a psnrsoTLT wnr orrica bife,
ilcwler, Bi&mtti A Co tnurefaetaren,
eoabinatfoa loelr. wifjtbl 1,53 lba.
aehS TtflSOrriOK.
Miscellaneoas.
Seasonable ixocds 1
Fine English Brawn, canned,
Canned Pig's Tongue,
Canned Beef Tongue,
Cunn
ed Corned Beef.
ORANGES AND LEMONS !
10 BOXES ORANGES,
10 BOXES LEMONS,
Pickles,
Cow Chow,
Picdlilly,
Walnut,
IMixed,
Gherkins, and all
other kinds in Glass and Wood.
Crackers
Fancy Ci ackers of all kinds,
Maccaroons,
Kindergartins,
Cream Waters,
Cream Crackers,
Egg Biscuit.
With the above to select from, to
gether with a
Bottle of Fine Claret
or any other Liquid you may call
for, there is no need ever to be at
-
a loss for Refreshments when
fgoing to the Sound, Smithville, or
on any kind of Excursion.
THOS. II, HIcKOY,
Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
may 24 5 & 7 North Front St.
EeceivedTthis Day-
50
CASES R0EDERER A CO.
DRY BOZT CHAMPAGNE,
FRESH FROM BOND,
At Importer's Price
GEO. MYERS, Agent
0 CASE3 FRE&CH UBANDY,
From Bond thia Daj,
And for sale at Importer 'i Prices.
Only $1.50 for a Bottle of
Imported French Brandy.
At GEO. MYERS.
25 Tubs GILT EDGE BUTTER,
SO OEJTT8 A POUriD,
Choicest Grass Batter.
WINES AND LIQUORS, of test grades,
-At Popular Pricer.
GEO. MYERS,
Nos. 11, 13, 16 Jfouth Front at.
may 27
:6o toiVanOrsdell's
RT GALLERY TO-DAY, if you wish to
tie the most beautiful line of Fancy Frames,
Easels, .Fasel Frames, Papepartouls, llatti,
Moulding for making fravej, Cord and
Tassals, Silrer and Gold Wire, Ac, erer of
fered In this city.
P 8 Parties sending babies to me by mail
to be Photographed, will please mrk on the
enrelope, handle carefully.
C M. YauORSDELL, Artist,
aaylT'tf Wilmiogton. N. C
r OW RATiCS For all kinds of Printing
Persona ridinc out f the city can have
their printing earefully ezeute1 and ai ailed
to thea ire of posUze.
E. S. WARROOK,
(In Kariew Bonding) Job Printer,
pi 9
ESTABLISHED
1853 1853.
SOL. BEAR & BROS.
18 cz 20 Market St..
j
i
. r
Wilminarton, C.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED AM)
hv on exhibition,' the largest
andmoat complete stock of
AND
FURNISHING GOODS!
i of Baltimore.
SUITS FROM $2.50 UPWARDS.
100 BLUE MIDDLESEX
FLANNEL SUITS
i
At greatly reduced prices.
A FULL LINE OF
Children's, Boys' and
' j."
Men's Straw and"
Felt Hats.
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
Come One !
Come
All !
and examine our B?oc&, and we will strive
harif to merit jour patrorage, as we have
formerly done,
may 6
Corn, Meal, Hay.
15,000 Bush Prime White Corn,
600 Bushs Water Ground
. Meal,
500 Bales Hay,
Flour.MolasseS) Sugar.
1200 Bbls Flour, Super to
Extra Family,
.100 Hhds and Bbls Syrup, New
Orleans New Crop Cuba
and Porto Rico Molasses.
250 Bbls Sugar,Cut Loaf,
Granulated, Standard A,
Extra O and C,
Bacon.Lard, Pork, &c,
200 Boxes Smoked j
and D S Sides,
150 Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
125 Bbls City Mess Pork,
U25 Bags Coffee, Rio, j
Laguyra and Java,
I SO Boxes Starch,
30 O Boxes Lye and Potash,
175 Boxes Laundry Soap,
10 O Boxes pure Assorted Candy,
Snuff, Tobaeco, Paper, Matches,
Shot, Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Hoop
Iron, Spirit Barrels, &c. !
For sale low by I
- I ' i
WILLIAMS A MURCI1I80N,
raaj 31 Wheletale Oro. A Com. MerU.
COMMERCIAL HOTLL,
WILMINGTON, N. C.;
i ' St
Large Sample Rooui for
Commercial Traiclcr-T
rpilK PROPRIETOR haring tboruugbly
renoTated this House and furnished It entire
ly new, Is prepared to giTe to the trave.tng
public all the eonTenienciee of a FIRST
CLASS HOTEL. . It Is located j in the very
oentre of the business part of the city, being
convenient to the principal badoers houses,
i
Pottoflee, Custom House, City Hall and
OomrtHouse.
TlrtVCIass Kar end Billiard 8aJooi
niectei with thU floteL '
RATES $2 PB DAY.
oct 24 F. A. SCHUTTC, -
Rail Eoad Linas, & c.
1 ItMUi
CAJiOUNA CENTRAL UAlLVf AY CO
Orricu Qisib.il BrrijinTtSDSsr,
Wilmington, 5. CX, ayU, UfcflCj
Chang k of Schfj)ut,i -,
ij. iai: Schedalc will ur ?rr.wJ oc t:-i
D . ; . '
Pawesger, Mail And Vxprcss Train.
1 Leare Wilmington t.... f.f-l"" ;
!To. 1. V ArriTe at Hairk t at 1:77 A
I j 4t t .Chaitotteat.... 7 00 A ll
! ) LeaTe Chrlotle at 7:2 1
5e. 2. V ArriTe at HauLlet&t....... I":c2 A I'
i i it i - i . .
No. 1 trail ie daily txeept Fustlajs, bat
makes no connections to lukigi ifnti.r.
dajs. '
No. 2 traia is dailj txcej t ratu d, v.
Shelby Dirision Mail, Kiiibt i',j,i'f r
ana r.xprus. ,
I Leate Charlotte f.
:t'J A
j Arrive at bheJbj u l. 0 J ; i
s . Leave Shelbj at... 2 CO I' ll
' l Arrive at Charlotte at E;C0 ! 11
Locil Kreihit and Accyn.uioJifi.in.
i tave Wilmictfton at ,f,; 5 A M
A r: v. at LauriLbur, a.
a are Cliarlotte at
AriiTP at Laurinbary; at.
Lae Laurinbrrc: at
Arrive at Charlotte at....
.... i .0 V M
.;... " a 3i
4 U ! 31
....b 50 A M
P
Leave Uuiitbu'g nt 4 .......h vt) A M
Ar ive at VViloLiotcu at I 15 p i
These trafes 1 e trTvi w. fi tnTiVi 1 1 r -lotte.
Tn'sdajs. Ilmri'd.jc nni Hturdkj--;
Lauiinburg, ! Mor.rirfy.s, Wed net day s rc.d
Friday.'. ;
CI e c nnpctifn nt Clir!otte via 8ta't
villc to a 1 points iu Wettrn Aorta Carolina.
sd i Aetteville.
A If1, virfrpartaLbar to Kcndersanvill ,
adjacant pointa and Aehtviile.
P8eners for Asbf ville viaeitner route,
leaving Wilmington at 6 P. M. will arrive at
destination at 7 P. hi. next daj.j
Sleeping Car accommodatir na nn'TUmf k
Trains to acd from tharlotU s,nd Wilmim -ton-
" '
i
There will also be Throng bSlec7g"run"t e
and from Raleigh and Charlotte.
V: Q. JOHNSON-, ' :
General Sur erintend at. ;
mux 14
WILMINGTON & ''.WELDCN
EAILE0AD COHPAirr,
Ornoa or Gis'l BorrHiHTiscwT f
Wilmington, N. C., May 18, li SD.'f
CHANGE OF SCUEDULuV. '
On tud ufter Thursday, May. 20ih, h 1 0,
Passenger trains on the Wilroinptcn A WM.
don Railroad will run as followa:
DAT MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, dVW ,
Leave Wilmington, Front Ct Depot
at......: .. 6 fiOV 2L.
Arrive at Weld&n at..... u 50 r
Leave Weldon 3 40 It;
Arrive at Wilmington, Front 'st '
I?ePt at 9 5S P M
Through -Parrenger, Mall, rXpra rtl
Freight Tra'n, Daily except Hundajs.
tjeare Wilmington, Frost St.
Depot at...... , f . rt ) 1 ii
Arrite at Weldon at...... . V 4 ? A V
LeWeldon, '.JZZ', 2 15 A li
Depot at
limuigion, rrontat.
2 15 .p:i
Rocky Mount for Tarboro at 5. n P M A r
fX, ln flViay and datarc ay at 5 ; I,
f S"L etBrnInf leav Tarboro .it 1 .:.
A M daily, and Monday. WedDedr .
rriaay at b:3i) p M.
The Day Train makes c!o?o coalition k
Weldon for all points North vU 1av 2 i
daily.1 (except Sunday) and daily, via P. 3 -mond
and ail rail roatd .
The3.S0 P M train raexps clou conr.v
tiona j a. 1 Weldon for all -points north Va
Kichmosd.
JOHN F. BIYISE, Qlx
Cen'I Sup'ts Qffi
WILMI.VOTO.'f. COLVSilU-'ASU Al
fiOSTA RAILliOAI CtV
ilmlnxton; H. C., Uty lt Itfj
i ...
CHANGE OP SCHEDULES .
On j and after Thursday. May 2Cth, ts V,
theoitwlrg schedule will nerua on t'iu
road: j .
Parflecger, Express, Mail cndvThrcuh
Freight Tj ain, Daily excopt Surldsrs.
Leave Wilmlaton... 4 03 P ?.
Leave Florence..................... 2 40 P )
Arrive at Columbia .'H ISA BI
Leave Columbi 5 CO P V
Leave Floreoce , j-
Arrive at Wilmington. ......V.... 1 Oil'
F5IOHT EXPRESS TRAIff f lsilT.
Leave Wilmington.... .. 10 13 i-
Leave Florenoe... 2 2) A t
Arrive at Camden Junction........'. i.i A I
Arrive at Columbia i a i;
Leave Columbia... 6 00 p J-;
Leave Camden Jucction...... '2 C'J M
Leave Florence 2 zy'-JL I',
Arrive at Wilmington ...,... ; a 1i.
This Train stojs on.'y at I
Whlteville, . Flemtngton FtU iW -ji
Marion. ; '
Passengere for Columbia, enl a'V f ti.n:j :t
s, vy. ik. iv. ana ia estsra .iQlU Vri
na, via Columbia and Hpartzshurj;, ti.caki
take Night Express Train froa Wllujin-tua.
Passengers for A a shut should tibjiinr
Express Train, which coenfetj rii Oiradx;
Junction, j . ;J H .
tTarough Hipu3 tra on u'l n jrtt
train tor Charleston, andAcgaU
Trains Jeaving KilhJzti ctuT
nights making conntetvr u.T ('onf-a:!y:
via Camdeu Junctioo ncd i . xrt. XlrcVa.
Railroad. I ..
I J0H5 S. L!Vtj ,..rtsr.l i4o; v'
may 21 j a1.
The Cosmopolitan Par
J-sjxHK PLACE TO pJLUJlSJ) til
of the fancy, dtlicioc?r-r g dftli If tij
Season, la cqq Lsger aliiaji on, tasi.
None tut the vert bcit cf Vntott d al: ou t
at this Bar. Cigars cf tba bsst brands etn
always be fous d at the Ccnacpoliunl
J J0UX CARROLL, Pcp.,
ey J4 No. 12 HarteCcL
SeaSide!
rpUS STUB.- PASSPofcT
will commence on SUNDAY,
April 23th, and mi l cotVaif fai'y Trips to
the 8EA-8IDE, kaving at 9 SO A. M., nnii
further notice. . JhO. UYrK3, Agent,
apl M ., - , ,
j - I