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RHEUMATISM,
fouralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of (he Cftest,
Bout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell
jpgs and S Drains, Burns ana
Scalds,' General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and lUadacno, Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Kj Proration on ttTh l"1 &T- JaOBS ;
if?,r inp l cheap "fi
R,o.Ji A uiJ .-ntail tut the compirattrelj
mx ofOKf ct W 0nts. and ereryoneuffer
hs 4b fia am vo t UeP aod poeitlT proof
iif rielm.
Ductioa in Elertn LanroafM.
fiOLD BY ALL DBUGGIST8 AHD DEALERS
A.VOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, Hd, V 8 'JL
Debility.
. 'JTawBHHX, Spt. 6, iSZl.
I HAVE USED MRS.. JOE PERSON'S
NIC for general'debillty, consequent
npoa Mjlog in a low countiy, acd foucd
jret benefit from It s n appetizer which
jie tone to tiie'eystem.
EMART BAYARD CLARKE,
For sala to - Wilmington by .Dr. W, H;
OMEN. febl
TOWELS,
TOWELS,
LARGE LOT OP VARIOUS 8tyles.
The pricet are all rlgiit.
i
CORSETS,
All altee, froia raedium to good.
jf. TJ3. rJJclnfire.
JiMew
urant.
ptt tJNDERSIQNED would rerptetfai;
j J aouTiea tli&t ke has Jest fitted up at
8, Granlta Row, Boath Front at., a Res.
jttraatfbriLadlea and Gentlemen, where
jland refmlnnenta may be bad at all
inoftha Qay, Ererytilng la new and
jtntalM!, Pomtwafleriand eouneoua at
jJ4anti.
l"6ot aa uy ffau. Tin
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VOL. VI iWlI LMINGTON; N. C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1882. NO 36
LOCAL iEWSl
New Advjebtisemextr, ' ' "i
A Popb Round Trip Excarin K&tes t
New Orlcaue . , .
RPPaddisox Reward j j
Overa BousB-illumpty ')umptj Troupe
Hcissbebqik Beautiful Yalfatlnea j.
' W YTE8 Prang's Valentin' -Dr
Thcs F Wooi-Martin'Vaf cine Vlru
S'o City C-onrt to-doy.
Daj's lecgih 10 hoars and 43 minutes.
Nothing deiog in magisterial cirales
to-daj. f . j
Sunset t morrow afternoon at $8 mxn
nteB past 5 o'clock ;. -'
The receipts ol cottya at thjs porl to
day foot up 299 bales. 1
Scbr. Daniel PieroriM Summer, clear J
tdat Baltimore, Feb. yth, for this port.
There waa but one interment an
adult in Bellevuc cemetery this! week.
There were three interments all
ad alts
week. -in Pine Forest Cemetery this
!
Steamship Gulf , Stream, Capt. In
gram, sailed from, this port to-day for
New York. , ! !
The variety and quality of Talentines
this year, it is said, has nerer before
been equaled.
We made quito a "mash" a few days
ago. It was one of onr fingers; Not
very aesthetic.
There ware three interments one
adnltand two infants in Oak dtle ceme
tery this week.
Schr. Jennie E. Simmons, &race
hence, for Philadelphia, arrived at Ohes
ter, Pa., Feb. 9th. i I
The swell youth now bangs his hair.
This is because his father did not sufB
cieatly bang his heir.
A man is not necessarily a Christaia
because he rents a pew. . His is some
times a kind of pewter religion.!
The Register of Deeds issued
eight
marriage licences this week, two of which
were for white and six for colored couples.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors,' Glass,
&e. Yon can get all sizes and at the
lowest prices. !) j ' 1 .j : t
There will be no services in the Second
it t !
Presbyterian Church to-morrow at 11 a.
m. Services at 7:30 p.m.,conducted by
Rev. Dr. Wilson. .
When a certain young man in town
sits up half the night with his girl, he
calls it a miss-spent evening. He is
miss-taken, that's all. ' ( I
To live with honor and happpinlss in
the world, we must always.be what we
would appear to be, and never try to ap
pear to be anything different from, what
really are. - j.
The ear-ring advertised in yesterday's
Rtfviiw was recovered before 10 o'clock
this morning. And yet, some people say
that it is useless to advertise, and that
it doesn't pay.
It is well to have your zeal for reform
inf the world begin on yourself. After
you' have finished the work needed there
you may with justice extend your efforts
to your neigbor's case
4.
There are now 27 vessals in this port
of 60 tons and upwards, viz! . 14 barques
6 German, 6 Norwegian, 1 British and
1 Russian 3 brigs, all.American, and 10
schooners, all American. i
A widely known Reading, pfa., gentle
man, Mr. W. F. Po tiger, was afflicted
with Rheumatism for three years and
had useJ numerous medicines without
avail. A bottle of St. Jacobs Oil cured
him. 1
The receipts of cotton for the present
erop year up to this dateFebroary 11th,
foot up 120,255 bales as against 103,512
bales to February 14th, of last year, an
increase this year of 14,743 bales.1
If you have silk or satin that is creased
do not iron it but stretch smoothly .and
tightly on a board covered with a damp
cloth, secire well with pins and let it
remain until perfectly dry. This , will
not hurt the most delicate shades. ' j
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The man who stores his mind with old
proverbs must become wise.. For intanee,
he will learn that "An empty bagj can
not stand upright." No one ever thonght
or believed it could or ever wanted to;
bat it is well enough to know sch
j Handsomely Said. .
: OapL Ashe, of the RaleighAru's and
Observer, copies from the Review some
of the facts and figures given by us rela
tive to the "decline of Wilmington," and
adds : "We ourselves add that there is
more capital employed to-dsy (attiWili
mington than ever before in its history
more live men, more diversity i i its busi
ness, and greater stability in its aflairs."
Life is too short to try half a dozen
djiSerent kinds, of Sare Cures," when
one suffers with cough or eold stick to
the best and use Dr. Boll s CouSfh' Syrup;
it will cure your cough and never disap
point you. AU druggists sellit at twenty
five cents a bottle. I i
The Biter -
There were thirty feet of water on the
Shoals at Fayotteville yesterday morn
ing when Capt. Smith, of the steamer
D. Murchison, left that point, and at
that time the river was rising fast. This
is in consequence of heavy rains in the
interior, in Chatham and Alamance conn
ties, and there is no knowing, as yeti
whether the present rise will be heavy or
light.
Up In a Tree. .
We understand that the s tenner
Wave, Capt. Robinson, on Thursday
night last rescued three colored men
raftsmen, from a tree at a point known
as Narrow (jap, about 20 miles above
the city. The men were on st rait be
longing to Mr. Frank Davis, of Durham,
about 28 miles below Fayetteville, which
had gone to pieces near 1 Narrow Gap
the men saving themselves by clinging
to a tree in passing. '
k Slight Fire,
Between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock
this forenoon a fire was discovered on
the roof of the one story frame dwelling
house on Fifth,1 between Queen and
Wooster streets, .owned by Mr. A. B.
Cook and occupied by Mrs. Mary Harker
as a residence. The alarm was at once
given, and the fire department turned
out with characteristic promptness, but
the young men in the neighborhood had
succeeded in extinguishing the -flames
before either of the euglies reached the
scene, and the services of the latter were
not called into requisition. The extent
of the damage to the building was the
burning of quite a large hole in the roof,
which can be easily repaired. Mrs.
Harker sustained some damage to furor
tura by breakage in its removal from the
house. The j fire is supposed to have
caught from a spark from the chimney.
"Onr Continent."
. I We have received the initial number
of the above-named weekly j magazine,
published in Philadelphia, with A. W.
Tourgee as Editor-in-Chief. It is print
ed on excellent paper land the typo
graphy of the body of the work is neat
and the contributions are of a high order
of merit. The illustrations are not of
the best, and one of them, at least, is
decidedly botehy. The cover of the
work, and' especially the title page, is
limply abominable to look upon, and as a
work of art it looks as if a boy of ten,with
a pocket knife and rather a poor ideaaf
taste, had wrought the design. It may
be considered as a production of "high
art," but if it is we thankfully rejoice
that our appreciation of art is primitive
and crude. The subscription price is $4
per annum, which would be cheap enough
were it not for the hideous looking cov
ers.
Railroad Hatters.
The friends of the proposed Point
Caswell and Clinton Railroad are to hold
a meeting at Lisbon, Sampson county, on
the 18th instant. Judge McCoy, we
learn, has signified his intention to be
present to speak in relation to the nat
ter, and Messrs E. W. Kerr and E. T.
Boykin are also expected to make
speeches, at the meeting, in behalf of the
enterprise. As these three gentlemen
are all from Clinton and are men of in'
finance and position, it would aeea that
that end of the proposed line is waking
ap to earnestness in the matter. Mr. Dun
can M. O'llanlon, of Fayetteville, who
is a skilled engineer, is deeply interested
in the proposed enterprise and will be
present and speak en the subject at the
Lisbon meeting. j
It is proposed to hold a meeting to ad
ranee the interests of the proposed road
at Clinton on the 2nd day of March next,
at which it is hoped thai Hon. A. M.
Waddell and Major C. U. Stedman, of
the city, will be present as speakers to
eSer wcrdi of cscssrartssat to tha
Kardl Graa. '''
I By advertisement of Col. A. Pope,
Geaeral Passenger Agent of the Associa
ted Railways, published elsewhere in this
lssueitwill be seen that round trip
tickets to the aiardi Graa, at New Or
leans, will be on sale Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday next at $31 from Col am.
bia,34 from Wilmiogtoo and $35 from
Goldgwo. z i" f "
Unmallsble
. Unbailable matter , addressed as fol
Iqwj. retB&m in the Poatoffice in this
city:-' V " 1 ;
! Mis3 Maggie Gaston, New Burgh,
C. ; Miss Caroline M Bird, Belfast ;
Rev. J. S Black, Bnrgaw, N. C. ; J. R.
Paddison, Point Caswell, N. C. ; Mrs.
Grice, Norfolk, ,Va. ; Mrs. Jane Pinkney,
to all the churches on Pink uey'B Island,
Inquiring Letter. !' - '
apt- Hnrchisoo.
Capt. D. R. Murchison is still quite
sick at his residence in this city, as he
has been for a month past. We are glad
to know, however, that his condition is
now considered as improved. Dr. Wood
the attending physician, says that he is
doing very well now, and that what he
needs most is perfect rest and quiet-
As soon as he is able to leave the house
a change of air and scene will be pre
scribed, and probably a trip to Europe.
Backwater.
Capt. R. P. Paddison has lost 20 fine
milch cowsjfrom hispasture,atMaultsby'i
Point, caused by the overflow of the pas
ture lands, resulting, not so much from a
freshet in Black River as from backwater
from the Northwest Cape Fear, coming
in principally through the Thoroughfare.
Capt. ,P. offers a reward, elsewhere in
this issue, for the recovery of the missing
cattle. He thinks it likely that! they
may have taken to the Bladen lands, on
the West side of the Cape Fear.
I All Explained
Tho discharge of musketry, heard last
night j just after the close of the perform
ance, was the work of the soldiers repre
sented in the play who had not the ne
cessary caps at the time they charged
the imaginary battery during the perform,
ance. . Being supplied with these afterJ
the play was over they discharged the
pieces inthe yard of the Opera House,
causing considerable wonder and some
consternation to those who were on their
way home from the play. Killed 0;
wounded 0; missing this morning, the
enure troupe.
ITho Knows?
From a report of a musical perform
ance, contained in one of our exchanges,
we make the following extract :
"The first introductory bars, in sixths,
oy tne 'cello were in perfect unison."
We should suppose that the ''first"
would naturally be "introductory," and
that if measures were substituted for
"bars," a more correct definition would
be conveyed ; but how they conld be
played in sixths on the " 'cello," or any
other instrument, "in perfect nnuon,"
which is merely and simply unison, (the
word "perfect" being altogether un
necessary,) Is more than we can under
stand. We are free to admit, although
we have (paid some attention to. the
science of music, that we are at a loss
to know what the writer was driving at.
, r The Dsubio ton-lage."
The dramatisation of Charles Reade's
novel of the above name, presented at the
Opera House last night, was witnessed
by a crowded house. The play, like the
work from which it takes its plot and name
is improbable and unnatural as, in fact,
are all the works of fiction of that much
overrated author. We have never read
one which was not improbable, unnatu
ral and distorted. "The Double Marri.
age" has all those imperfections, and in.
stead of holding "the mirror up to na
ture", it presents a deformity repugnant
to nature. Of the rendition of the rlav.
last night, there was much to admire
and much to condemn. There seemed to
be at times a lack of warm sympathy bo"
tween the different characters that was
chilling to the audience and at times the
acting was simply mechanical which, of
course, could net arouse the interest of
the listeners. There were situations
however, when each one manifested th
actor or actress with marked excellence
Kate Claxton is a finished actress, and at
timet rendered her very difficult part
with exquisite skill. . .
Beautify focx Acmes br esi2i W
T, zZdPai2t. readT Blzed and ttt
There are 12 barques 10 Norwegian,
1 Danish and 1 British and 4 brigs I
Russian, 1 German, 1 British and 1 Nor
wegian, bound for- this port from for
eiga ports. . '' -;
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U Rescued from Heath. ,
William J. Cougbiin of Somerville,
Mass., says. In the faH ot 187C I was
taken with bleedinjr of the lungs follow,
ed by a severe "conrh. I lost my appe
tite and nesb, and I was confined to my
bed. In 18771 was admitted to tha
Hospital. 'Ibedcclors f aid I had a
hole in my long as big a3 a half dollar
At one time a report went aqond that
I was dead. I gave up Uopei" but a friend
told me of Dr. William 0all's Balsam
for the Langs I got a bottle.' when to my
surprise, i commenced to teel better, ana
to-day I feei better than for three years
past. -.: I' ; ;' " "
"I write this hopmri every one afflict
ed with Diseased Lungs will take Wil
liam Hall's Balsam, and convinced that
consumption can be cured, l can posi
tively say it has done more good than
all the other medieines I have taken
since my sickness. - V
Freshwater Perch Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines.1 A fall assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. ; 1 1
New Advertisements. ?
J WILL PAY A LIBERAL REWARD
for any information as to any of my twenty
(20) MILCH COWS! lost in the recent
freshet lu Cape Fear River, from my low
land pasture nearMaultsby 's Point. .
feblULt R. P. PADDISON.
i BOUNDTRIP
Excursion Rates !
TO
NEW ORLEANS.
XaARDI 6RAS1
4
VIA
THE ASSOCIATED LIIIES
,' OF
Southern Travel !
: Excursion Tickets to New Orleans and
Return will be sold at the following Re
dneed Rates : -
, From COLUMBIA, $31, '
GOLDSBORO'i $85.
WILMINGTON, $34
Tickets will be on sale at above points
February 13th, Hth, and 15th. Good to
return till March 4th inclusive.
Period ol travel limited to three days each
way. A. POPE,
feb ll-St-ll-18-H Genl Passgr Agt
I John Werners
PBACTICAL
QERMAn BARBER AHD PERFUMER
29 Market st, Wilmington, N. O.
My mtny friends in Smlthville and in the
eountnr are invited to come . and see me.
Also. Sea Captains and Commercial Travel
lers. The beat workmen and the flneit ac
commodations in the city. . feb 10-ly
Prang's Valentines
BE PRETTY AND TASTEFUL. GALL
and w tbam. Becker Bros , Piaa, rtrict
y F!rt-OIa a. Wocd'g Orgacs are eele bia
ttdfor tor t d a 'Jt h tnd r tell lew in
on atv teroaty ; " :
:
C. W.-Y-ATES,
Fookseller and Statn r
Wanted. J
ft; AAA PIKE CEOS3-TTES, 5xJ, $
ftelong. rcrfhrthw particulars acquire
of
. C0L7TLLS c3 CO,
JaaO-Cf
rjantcda. :- ;
A POSITION A8 CI.TTTt7r or I?ook-keep-;J
er. or wherever the sthsolber tan
mala t,.-nst2t gtncralJy csefal.
i AAirtss, JOmi II. PUG2L
JaTtTt.nr . p. o. Bx7c3
We will beglaJ V reeerre eoaiaittaJaAtlB "
fro ax oar frUn&caaiy asd i 'all. ftLfwtiT
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Vaaa&ecr tT7lu:3iUl7aytbra '
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eke aide of tAe pp8r -- V , .. j
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EJI?oe alwtyi eadoro
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la ia; ftUrial u4a4 r. :i k.i i fTT
Mo;;bAX igut pnly; febrixart it.
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FIRST AKD GREAT. EFFORT !'
r Geo. H- Adams'
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HUMPTY2 BUMP TV TilQUPE 1.'
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SuperlatiTc Specialty-AsaemnlyJ ' 1 ,
i Military: Brass Band- and Orchestra1
Under the management cf Adaci Forepaua
I For parU:ulars f e Mainnioth Bills, Post- J
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en, tc. Prices, at Juml. Eeatt . secured :
at DjerA Frday, Feb. 10. .
i feb9-St-th satmen' " ' 'J . :
THSvCQfViluCIAL- HOTEL;:
T PAIRED AND ENTIRELY Reattod, j
XV is now open for the reception of PhH4 i
Wwr AXilJ TR ANSIENT ; GUESTS, f
Every eifort made to give satisfaction. Be-' i
clal rates lor Regular Boarders, , i
- i. :i- kM. SCIILOaS. ProriHfttftr '
tSFiret Class Bar Room attached. .
!eb 10 i
Beautiful
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Valentines-
A" NEW LOT UST RiEIT ED Y
j TOR LOViR3 OF ALL DIA? 3 S3,.
Boys, but those COMICa;. h 'imkd .
I i ' J , is THE LIVE BOCK:. STfdRE. t-
Pianos ailU b O
CHEAP FOii OA-sH'OR'fiX THE EASY
loetaloaaat rlaB,t-, . .
. : aKiy--BEEOEEsi
feb 0 Live Boole and Kusio Stcre.
MARTIH'S VAGC1HE VIRUS;
Noktu Cxbowna: Mzxip4.t. Jouawai.
. . :Age:nct ron ins Soxrt bxbit States
FRE3H AND ACTIVE VACCINE from'
tue renowned establishment ot Dr. Henry A, ,
Martin, furnished ia largo or email quanti
ties. This vaccl a ei warranted to take lu
all primary cases. . . . 5
- 7LancetP6lntsfor$1.00 V
- c 15 ... do- do 2.00
Each lancet point will vaccinate one per
son.. . -! .
Orders by telegraph "or mail will receiVe
prompt attention. -; J , ... , J ;
THOMA8 F. WOOD, 1 i
Ian 20-tf . nac WIlminRton, N. O
Altaffer, Prico & Co..
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DOORS. FRAMES. MA flTLES.
; M0ULD1HQ. BRACXETSvc,
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