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REMEDY
FOR PAIN;
Rsll-erea and erc
KHECMAT1S3I,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica. Lumbago,
EX A 1'ILLCIIE,
EZ13iCI, TGG7I1CS
SORE THROAT,
riKSr. SWELLIX03,
kpxkaixs,
fortnos, Cat, Braises,
mOSTBITE3,
Bl'BXS, SCALDS,
Xai k! ether bod 11 frebe
nm C15T3 1 B0I7UL
fioH by .11 Drtgg1t n I
Deuksrs. Direction la 11
Ti9 CJurlei A.Vegeler Co.
(5comart U A- V7 & C)
Baltic, L, C. 8. A.
TTTTITti wciflc for Epileptic' FitA3
.r -ral!im - "
' .. in.yiaUv relieves and cures. Clean ih
6ftTes pickncis. Cures
ijTpEPTIG
yytc'icfacd stubborn blood ores. Eliminates
far'juacles aaa acaiuo. iwumucuujum
i t cares paralysis. Yes, it la a charming and
V j Aperient. Kill Scrofula and Kings Evil,
ii rs Ciancci bad breath to good, remoy
. ...oiuv. iinM bilious tendencicHcnd makes
, 'm; iion. EqaaUedbynoneinthedelirinm
f. i. r. A charming resclvmt and a matchless
. vc It drives Sick Headaebe like tbe Wind.
drastic cathartic or opiates. Re-
(THE GREatl
i ..-aia of morbid f ancle. Promptly cures
':;btut:.: l7 routing it. Ecatorcs llfe-glTlcc
V , r. ; J" tke blood. U guaranteed to cure all
jf -j'i.i-ordcifl. Reliable hen all opiates
r..:. fl'-fres-hf-s the mind and Inrigoratcs the body.
Curs d'j -.-ip3ia or money ref anded.
l) mss o? tte.tlod own it a conqueror. Kn-
t.t J Li irri.lng by oxer flff y thousand leading cttl-
i. rs. ru-:erymn cud physicians in TJ. S. and Enrope.
iZ-lvr Kile by all leading drugfffnts. tlJ50. (S3)
?j Dr. 2. A. MffiGndEel. Co., Frops., Si. losepl, Ha.
iVr u-ctimonUla and circulars send 6tamp. '
tkiritj h". CrittcBton, Agent, New Tork City.
t-t-pt 3 Iw-nrra
TContinued
CHAPTER II.
.rouJerful and mysterious curative
ver is developed which is so varied
.:i its operations that no disoase or ill
ioalth can possibly exist or resist its
;..wcr, and yet it is
ilrmlftss forthe rnont frail women,
akest invalid or smallest child lo u?e.
"Patients
"Almost dead or nearly dyinp:"
rr years, and given up by physicians
..f Uriht's and other kindey diseases,
iivor complaints, severe coughs called
n.iumpLron, have been cured.
Women one nearly crazy!
From a?ony of neuralgia, nervous
nm. wakefulness and varies diseases
poc:ni:tr to women.
iopie drawn out of shape trom ex-i-riiciatins
pan?s of Khoumatism.
Inflammatory and chronic, or sufTer
inz from scrofula!
Krysipelas!
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspep
s:a, indigestion, and in fact all diseases
Trail
Nature is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters,
proof of which Can bo found in -every
neighborhood in the known world.
wz. 18 d&w lm.
t3
blaease is an effect, not a- cause. Its origin
within; its manlfeatationa without. Hence,
io cure the disease the CAUSE mast he remov
al, ani in no other way can a euro be effected.
WARNEIfS SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
CUItE id established on just this principle. It
realizes that
95 Per Cent. '
f all diseases arise troni deranged kidneys and
iver and it strikes at once at the roAt of the
lUflculty. The elements of which it is com
jKjsed act directly upon the great organs, both
w a F(XD and RESTORER, and by placing
thetn la a healthy condition, drivo diaoRse ana
vain from the system. - -
i or the Innamerable trouble caused by un
Jisalthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs;
:or the distressing Disorders of Women; for
Malaria and for physical derangements gener
ally, this great remedy has no oiuaL Beware
of Impostsra, Imitations and conceptions said
o be juat as good.
For Diabetes ask for WARNERS SAFE DI
AI1ETES CUBE.
For salo by all dealers.
IL 1L WARNER CO.,
vlU-lm Rochester. N. Y.
isll
i
f t nr.' um. Si!
lis
V mm . - . , mi f
iL i l:t Ka,
f n n PTt"8 pePle are always on
V ivl llSt the lookout forchan-
J j . II JTm I oca to Increase their
m m U La earnings, and In time
. wealthy ; thoso who do not lmprore
their opportunities rcmai n in poverty. We of
Ifaftch4ncetomake money. We want
"&n7e"' S;0?1. tya and girls to work for
Mt vhclrownlocaUtlet. Any one can
Kn lWnPromly lrora he first sUrt. The
business will pay more than ten times ordi
nary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages fails to make money rap
Idly. 1 ou can devote your whole time to tho
work, oronly yur spare moments. Full in
formation and all that Is needed sent free" a d-
drlf-dwtt.
TheBaily Review;
TRUE LOVE. 1 '
I think tro.c! love is n6vcr blind.
Hut rather brings an added IVhi'"" '
An intitr vision quick to find
The beanties bid from common sight.
No soul can ever clearly sec i
Another's highest, nobiest part
Save through the sweet1 philosophy !
And loving wisdom of the heart.
Your unanointed eje shalllall
Onhirn who rills my soul wiih light:
1 ou do not see my Iriend at alL (
i on see what hides him
from
your
sight.
I ae the feet that fain would climb; I
t JLOU, but the step3 that turn astray;
I see the goal unharmed, sublimo;
You, but the garment and the clay.
' i I J
xou see. a mortal.jweak, misled.
Dwarfed ever by the earthly clod;
I sw how manhood, perfected,
May reach the statue of a god. I
Blinded I stood, as now !you stand, j
Till on mine eyes, with touches sweet,
"ve, vne deliverer, laid nis nana.
And lo! I worship at his feet!
Philadelphia Press.
STOUT OF A
CONSPIRACY;.
How an Informer Frustrated a
Gigrautic Fenian Plot.
The assassination Jatne3 Carey at
the furthermost corner ol the juarth has
demonstrated the impossibility of elud
ing a vigilance eo lar-reachinir ando
unsleeping as that of the so-eajled Irish
Invinciblee. Even had he 'survived
O'DonnelFs revolver.shot, unless in iho
heart of an English prison or n garrison
colony like Heligoland or j Gibraltar,
his lile would have been in; jeopardy.
It is questionable whether Mich a
refuge would have! beenl jermarjent.
The British army is jhwieycojiubed with
sedition, and amon&t the v(rM guanls
told otVto oroteet miiht have ticen hot
J blooded Hibernians e:jger t? aoritiee
i him. From the inception at Skibberetm'
in 1863 ol the Pfrtenix Society, tiie pro
genitor of Fenianism, until the present
day, but one informer that! we know of
has evaded the penalty attached to his
olfenwi. This was John .loieph Coiy
don, immeasurably the most important,
as he has been the most lortimatc oi the
Fenian Judases.
The value of Carey's I exposures, was
but a lleabite in couiparison witli Cory
don's. Carey only enlisted himself -.on
the side of the Crowfn I alter the crime
had heen accomplished. lie enabled
the law to vindicate itself by the execu
tion of a few of the lojwer criminals, but
he failed to break up the association
which had organized or to hand over! the
leaders who had planned the murder ol
Ixml Cavendish and Air. Burke. .. Cory
don saved England millions of treasure
and hundreds of lives; he smashed into
fragments for the time the entire Fenian
machinery, and he placed the police in
a position to capturo- andlconvict every
leader of tho conspiracy Jworth arrest
ing. In the early part oh 1S57 the Fen
ian leaders, finding their followers in
Ireland and America disbanding in
disgust at reiterated meaningless prom
ises of a "rising.? and feeling that some
thing must be done to redeem : their
repntatiou both for veracity and jcbur-a-;o,
determined iipon a desperate effort
to revive con tidence in themselves and
to resuscitate the expiring iemau
Brotherhood. After hasty deliberation
a p'an of action was decided upon, con
genial because daring, and hopeful be
cause unexpected. It was arranged to
attack Chester! Castle, take possession
ol the armory there, board the railway
trams at the station, Journey to Holy
head, embark at tfyatj port upon steam
ers which were to have been seized
befoiehand, effect! Ja landing on the
southern coast of Ireland, and raise the
flag of the Irish Republic. Wild as the
project might appear it contained all
elements ot success. I AH the energies
, of tho military and 'police authorities
were concentrated on disatYected Ire
land , and the initiation of the rebellion
on English soil was not even dreamed
of. ! j
There were stored in Chester Castle
pver 30,000 stand of airms, with an un
limited supply of ammunition. This
armory was protected only by the staff
of the Cheshire militia, some ten or
twelve old pensioners. There was, it is
true, a battalionof j volunteers in j the
city, but these amateur soldiers only
met once a week for drill and their
arms were stored in1 a dilapidated old
hay loft, guarded only by an aged
watchman, who did not even sleep upon
the premises. Chester was a terminal
station. There were always half - a
dozen engines and unlimited rolling
stock available for use there. At Holys.
head, whence the raiders from Chester
were to ship for Ireland, there were a
couple of mail steamers, with fires up
and everything readyfor sailing; night
ahd day, in reserve, in! addition to the
yessels in actual service, just , after
arrival or just preparing for departure.
Manchester, the nearest garrison! town
to Chester, was forty-two miles distant
There was no gareison within 100 miles
of Chester. The channel fleet was
cruising off the western coast of Ireland.
Everything was projpitious. The only
dread entertaiued was that the secret
might ooze out, andf o avoid this the
orders for a movement were not issued
to the Fenian circles in lEngland until
Saturday; the 9th of February, although
Monday, the 1 lib, at 8 Pj. M., wis the
time fixed tor the commencement of the
work. The most minute details bad
been carefully looked afterv under the
supervision of Capt. Johri McAfferty, a
dashing cavalry soldier of I he Confeder
ate army, and John : Flood,1, j tho chief
Fenian organizer of England find Sect
land. Engine-drivers were selected
for the trains ; contingents of men" were
told off to tear up the railway lines ! and ;
destroy telegraphic communication at !
various points, so as o delay and era !
barrass pursuit when the first blow was
struck. Under Capt. Micheal O'Brien,
afterward executed in j Manchester for
his share in the rescue of Kelly and
Deasy, 400 men were pkked to sieze
the boats at Holyhead -r-amongst this
force being sailors, firemen and pilots
and a bogus communication was - for
warded to Scotland !! Yard. withthe
object of setting the - channel squadron
on a wild goose chase after the phantom
Fenianc privateer" off ' the shore - of
Donegal. By 4 o'clock in the afternoon
of Saturday. Febniary - 9, 186 oyer
2.000 men were cn : route for Chester
from Manchester. Leeds, Bradford,
Oldham. Sheffield, f. Bolton. - Wigau,
Kochdalo and : Birmingham. Thesq
numbers were doubled dnrin the next
twenty-lours, hours and it is calculated
tbat on the night of Sunday. Hhj loth,
nearly 5.000 strangers slept in the dull
old town of Chester,, whilst hundreds
were on their way ; from such distant
points as Ixmdon. Bristol, Middlo
boroogh. Sunderland, Sewcastle-on-tjne.
G'awgow, Edinburgh and Hun
dee. , ' ' . rl"J -.. j
To account for this sudden influx of
visitors into the quaint and quiet cathe
dral city rumors bad been industrious
ly circulated of. a contemplated r prize
tight between two famous bruisers, and
to give consistency to these reports an
Irish knocker-out of no little fame was
actually brought into the locality and
look up his quarters at: Frodsham, a
village near enough to Chester .to ac
count for the presence there of the
unusual . crowds, yet far enough to
direct police attention from the real
business afoot. The county officials
were so convinced that a slugging
match was arranged that they detailed
special detectives to wrtch the pugilist,
and gathered a force of toity constabus
lary in the vicinity of Frodsham to pre
vent the anticipated breach of the peace.
I fact, until the morning of: theMate
lul Monday, all seemed to smile upon
the rebel undertaking. With the first
dawn of that day, however, the hopes
of the raibers were dispelled. As early
as 6 o'clcck the First Battalion of the
Thirty-ninth Regiment, h lied into ; t be
Castle. The 9 o'clock train ' brought
eight hundred of the Grenadier Guards
from London. At 10 o'clock the sta
tion was occupied by the local rauthori- j
ties ariUj a D ittery ot artillery from
Liverpool, and beiore noon the army
of tho Irish. Republic was; dissolved
like a mist, whilst special messengers
were tlyir-g as last as the cars , would
cirry theoi to the different railway
tcruinl Crewe, York, Normahton,
Derby, & to turn back the s.quads
wht were hastening on to Chester. -Inside
of three weeks McAfferty, Flood
and scores of other .-leaders 'were in
custody, and then the public learn
ed hmv near to success the Chester raid
had been, and to whom its frustration
was duo.
Until John Joseph Cory don appeared
on the stand to testify against his com
rades, not one of the Fenians suspected
him. How close a shave it was with
the Government. was proved by the dis
closure of the fact that when Corydon
first voluuteered a statement to Inspec
tor Murphy, ot the Liverpool police
force, that intelligent officer was going
to lock up John Joseph as a lunatic, and
it was not until noon of the following
day that Corydon succeeded in gaining
an audience of Major Greig, the chief
constable of Liverpool, and unfolding
the desperate design of tho. Fenians to
him?" Major: Greisr,: too, was inclined
be incredulous, but he remembered op
portunely that ho had received a tele
irram fnom Chester relative to the suds
den appearance there of large mobs
of men for tthe purpose of a fistic
encounter, and, wisely coupling this
with the startling tale just told
him, the Major hurried to Chester to
inquire for himself. The result of his
investigation was a forcible message
ot alarm to tue Home omce, and the
subsequent dispatch of tfoors toChester,
the removal of the , Holyhead steamer
outside the harbor and the recall ot tho
mystified squadron into tho Irish Chan
nel. For his promptitude Major Greig
was afterward decorated with the insig
nia of a lv- C. B., and rewarded with a
substantial pension. "The saviour of
his country," as the. attorney-general
styled Corydon, received a large money
bonus and was placed In some governr
mental prison as a warder, but his
whereabouts have never been traced.
He turned up as a Crown witness on
two subsequent occasions at the exam
ination of Col. Kelly land Capt. Deasy,
at Albert street Police Court. Manches
ter, September, 1867. and on the trial df
Michael Davitt, at the Central Criminal
Couit, London, in June, 1869. Each
time strenuous attempts were made to
"get at him" by Fenian avengers, but
they proved futile. - j
Ministers Sound its Praise.
Ilev. Mr. Greenfields, I Knoxville,
Teun.. writes as follows: SamarUan
Nervine permanently cured my son of
epileptic fits." i Here's food for taought.
Sold by druggists. -SL.TO. I
There are already fourteen papers , in
the United States named the Telephone.
Dr. Benson's Skin Cure is without a
peer It consists of both external and
internal treatment and costs nly $1.
per package. At druggists. i
in
A young lady resembles ammunition,
because the powder is needed before
the bail. I
' . lilt ' ., : - v
Ashburnham, Mass . Jan. 14, 1880.
I have been very sick over twoyears.
They all gave me up as pact cure. I
tried the most; skillful physicians, but
they diil not reach the worst part. .The
lungs and heart would fill up every
night and distress me. and my throat
was very bad.! I told my children I
never should die in peace- until, T -had
tried Hop Bitters I have taken rtwo
bottles, i They , have helped mo very
much indeed. I am now .well. There
was a lot of sick folks . here j who r have
seen how they -helped me, and "they
used them and are cured, and feel as
thankful as I do that there is so valuable
a medicine made. ; I . :
" I MRS. JULIA G. CUSHING.
A cynic says women are so full of
their own secrets, that it is impossible
for them to keep others. , : 1
Decline of Man.
nntenoe. Sexual Debility, cured by
Wells' Health Renewer." SI h
A Kaht York town has a growing
eirl of 17 who now touches seven feet.
and is still evolving up warn-
What Seven Could, not do.
Nashville. Tenn.f April 6, 1881.
IIIl Warner & Co-- Si rs Seven
nhriifima mnld not do for me what
your Safe Kidney and ;Liver Cure ac-
compwsneu. uupcaj( "
ney diseases, it restored me to perfect
health, . J A COB MYERS.
The celebrated 'Fish Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's Hard
ware Depot. ':
MISCELEASEOUS.
. ..niniSTERS HAVE TRIED
to battle, with disease without -the
proper remedies, and have been igT
xiominlously overthrown in the con
test. When, the minister is sick,
everybody knows it, and many well
meaning friends prescribe all sorts
of things to cure him, some of which
would kill him were he to swallow
themS A kind - hearted - woman
brought to her almost dying pastor
a great jar of pickles, and said -she
knew they would cure him, for she
had pickled them herselX The sick
minister who swallows at landom
every-sort" of nostrum his friends
suggest may kill himself in doing
so.
But he who, when rundown by
debility, worried by dyspepsia, dis-
tressed by malaria, or vexed by liver
Trnltinta Ur n Ulh
ters, makes a sure thing of his re
covery... . . ; . - ' ;
The human system is too precious
a thing' to try random experiments
on, or to doctor in the dark. Some
people trifle with their stomachs and
livers as they would not trifle with a
two-dollar Yankee clock, i This is
foolishness and worse. It is well
known that Brown's Iron Bitters is
no experiment, no . guess-work, no
hap - hazard trial." The wonderful
preparation . of iron on which it is
based is the only form in which thaO
metal can be taken into the system
without injurious effects. It enriches
the blood. It drivesjout intermittent
levers. : It restores lost appetite by
putting the stomach into a condition
iri which it can digest food. It sets
wrdng livers right, and makes them
secrete and disoose of .bile as they
should. - ' -.f -.
- No minister, nor anybody else,
runs a risk! in making a trial of
Brown's Iron Bitters! It is a matter
of happy experiencewith thousands
of people that, this potent remedy
has restored them from disease to
health Their testimonials aire "on
record, and can be seen by all who
have a 'curiosity in f that direction.
.Ask your druggist for a bottle of
itsrown s iron uitters, ana you .win
find what a pleasant remedy it is, ar
well as efficacious. i
sept f-lw urm tc d&w
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Farmers, Take Notice
M
ORRIS HOG CnOUHRA COMPOUND
la just tho thine to care or prevent Hoc Choi
era and all diseases to which Swine are sub
ject; It will prevent that dreadful disease
known as Trichnaa. and will put your hog sin
a t-ferlfty, healthy condition, clearing the kid-,
neys, liver, Ac, of worms and parasites
F Each packaco contains one and one-half
pounds and will, if given ptrictly according to
dh-ecUons, cure 10 hogs of the Cholera and put
20 hogs in a condition to fatten in one half the
usual time, thereby saving one half of the feed.
The farmers of Duplin .county are giving It
the praise. All farmers should buy. a pack
age. , ' : -f - j I
For sale .wholesalo and retail,1 by W. H.
GREEN, Drugglst,rMarket Street, Wilmington,
V. C dec 19-dAw-tf
Livery and Sale Stables.
JJORSKS," BCQGD53, PHOTONS AND
CAERIAGLS let at low ratC3. Also Board
or norses. - . . ; t
me riucoi nuaiotj, hi iho
City.
A CAR LOAD OT,
Kentucky Horses & Mules
1 Juat received and for sale low. :
Tho best lot of stock lb the city.
HOIJJtNGSWORTH & WALKJSR,
At the New Stables, .
may 4-tf Cor. Fourth and Mulberry ets
Bacon, Flour Molasses;
1 nrt Boxo BACON, V:
1UU 1.000 Bbls FLOUR, all grades, i
I 100 Bbls MOLASSES. For sale by
aug27 KKRCI1NER & CALDLR BROS
Sugar, Coffee, Eice.
IHO 'Bbla Refined eUGARS.fall grades,
1UU 10 Bags COKFJfiE, aU grades,
f 0 Bbls BICE. Or sale by "
an? 27 KKRCIINKR & CALDER BROS
SalV Vinegar Lard.
i
3 AHfl Packs LIV SALT,
,UUU2S BblsClOKU VlE'AR,
' - LO KnP.xetA I Jin!. ' Kor sain hT
aug 27 KKitCH N h It A C LD r U B ROS
PACIFIC GUANO.
Just received and" for. sale, . 4
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO
AND
Dissolved Bone Phosphate,
We never nave had the larst complaint Of
those Fertilizers not bringing arrestable crop
See ourJCountry Agent. n.V J ' vi :
' ALEX. SPBKNT A SON. "
frb t-dw- -
Fruit Jars' p
XT A LP GALLONS,' QUARTS. PINT Hd
PKESRRVE TUMBLERS. " , - 1
i . -
Giles & 2lurcliison,
aug
North Front St
SUte It Wenrcs Sis.. Chicago
for hsZ VUU poe. .Hi Lacrn.l
ir. Eiu. r.vfjoi
a
V al
h?-todlTd&w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
: - Sew Acgnt J, issa.
TO THE PUBLIC !
Invcstiirate for Yourselves ! :
Pttetmaster Gnral Umluun harlrg ;pb
fished a wilful and malk-lous f Alrfrbood in re
jcard to tho character of Tha Loniaiaiui Stt
Lottery Company, the followlag facu are giv
en to the public to prove hU Statements, thai
re are enfcagel Iri a fraudulent buMne, to b?
false and untrue ; j .: -
Ataount of prize jHrl by Tb Louisiana
Stata Lottery Company from Jannary 1, 179,
to present date ; j : - ;v ":,:w.. r. j I,. ".,,..:" :
Paid to Sootbom Expre Co., Kew t :
Orleans, T M Wecot, Mnyer..$:63,SC0
raid to XxuUlsna National i;;iufc, :
J8 II Ogletby, PxeaidenU . ........
Paid to i OBhJana fctata National
Bank, s n Keonely; President....
Paiti U Kew Orleana National Rank,
A Baldwin.! President. . r. ......... ,
Paid to Mittiooal Union Bank, 1
S Charlaron, Cashier.
PM to Cit atewa' Rank,. . .
463.9C0
... I .
125,100
- i. .'
57,00ft
37.000
1S.U0
8,200
E L. Carriere.i Pratl'lent.
fiai i touerminia National uank,
I Jutes Canard. VxtMsnAU... . ....
Paid to Hibcrcia National Bank,
' Char-'aurer, CR-siiier. ..........
af I to CAnal ltank. ld Toby, Cash'r
Paid to Mutual featiou&l Hank, .
i jos AiJtcBci, warmer.
'T:
i Total paid aa above. .. ...........f -,2i3,600
Paid in sunii of nndipx $l,uoo at the j
various onica of ; the Co in pan v i
- throng Voai the UcUel States 1,627,410
- Total pttidby all.. ....,....fc4,86l,0t:o
For the truth of the above fac s we refer tke
public to the! ofllceas of the nbo name t cor
porations, and f-our legality and standing to
the Mayor and Officers of the it- of New Or
leans, to the .state authorities of Louisiana,
and also to th U. K- Officinlsof fonlslana.
We claim t- bv lgal, hoat &t aid correct in 11
our transactions, s much so js any business
in the country Our standing is conceded by
all w bo -will Investigate, and our stock ha b for
years sold at our board of Brokers, and
owned by many o our l-esi known and re
epected citizens.
j : J M. A. DAUPHIN, Prcelaent
-Capital Prize $75,O0oJs :
Tickets only $5. Shares in pro
portion.
3
Louisiana State7 Lottery
Company.
'We do hereby certify that xce supervise the
arrangements jor au tne Aioniruy ana Hem
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
tent Company, and in person manage and eon-
trot the Dr arcings tnemsclves, and thai the
same are conducted tcith honesty, fairness, and
in good faun, toward ail pomes, and toe; author
ize the Company to use this certificate. Kith fac
similes of our signatures aztacnea. in its aaver
ttsements.
Commissioners.
- i
Incorporated In 1868 for 25 years by the Jsr
telature for Educational and Charitable pur
poseswith a capital of $1,000,000 to wlweh a
reserve fond of $550,000 has since beon
added..
By an overwhelming pormlaa vote Its fran
chise was made apart of the present State
uonsurauon adopted DecemDor sci, A. it., i3.
r The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
oy zne people of any spate. r
- Itnever scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
pmeo uionirniy. I !
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. ( Ninth Grand Drawing, Class
I, at New Orleans, Tuesday, September 1 1;
ltxjtn Aionthiy Drawing. ; '
Capital Prize, $75,000.
1 OO.OOO Tickets at Five lol
larsEach. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
I Capital Prize 6f . . ...
1 Capital Prize of
1 Capital Prize of.. .
2 Prizes of $6.000.............
..1.
75,000
10,000
12000
10.COO
10,000
10,000
20,000
30,CC0
25,000
25,000
.5 Prizes of
tWXJ...
1,000..;.
r 500
200
100
! 10 Prizes of
I 20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
800 Prizes of
fVM) Prizes
of
50..
1000 Prizes of
25
AFFROXTMATIOir FRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $70o.
8,750
4,500
2,250
9
500.
250.
9
1,967 . Prizes,' amounting to. ... . . .
$265,500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
maae to tne oSB.ce ot tne company xa new, Or
leans. - i -
For further Information, write clearly. glV'
Ing full address. Address P. O. Money Or-
aers or Kegisterca Letter to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
M New Obleaks, La.
ordinary letters by Al ail or Express, to
! M. A. DAUPUIN,
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Foreclosure! Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF THE POWER OF SALE
contained In a certsia mortgage deed made
WW. J. Calais and wife to John L. Boit
wrlght and reconled in the offlco cf the Rcgi-ter-of
Deed of New Hanover County. In Book
L L 1 page 426, the undersigned will sell at
public Auction, at the Court Uousedoor, In the
city of Wilmington, on Friday, Sep tero!er 2 lt,
18s3, at J2 o'clock, 51, to the highest bidder for
Cash, amindiFiiud one-fourth intrea in
tbat certain lot of land situated la said
city. I Beginning at point In the Kastf-ra
Roe of Fourth treet,ti3 leciJ?onth of the South
ets tern inttrociion of tuld street with Orange
street, runs thence East parallel with Orange
street 110 feet, thence touth parallel! ith
Fouith street feet, thence West parnllel
with Orage street 110 feet to Fourth street,
thence along the East line of Fourth Street
Northwardly CO feet to the beginning. . f
i J. D. BELLAM JT, Jr., A
. ang 20-SOt ; Attorpey for Mortgages
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UAlXROADS, c
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Wllnilngtoii, Columbia
&;Angusta 11. E. Co;
WUrahatais N. C July g.lSiJ.
Change of Schedule;)
ON AND AFTER JULT 8th, 13. al
9 P. M., tho following Passenger Schea i
u e will be run on this road : ti
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS," DAILT-Kcm. 41
" Wectand47 East.
Xf.y Wilmington .avP4 t-
Loave Floreaco. 2.40 A.
Arrive at C. C & A. Junction...... 6.20 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia. .40 A. M.
Leave Columbia. . Ml. M.
Leave C, C A A. JuncUcn.........l0.2O P. M,
Leave Florence
Arrive at Wilmington... ............ eatA. U.
SlCTHT MArt." AX1 PARSlrKQEH TBAIX, DArLr t-
- No. 40 west. : j - , ,
Lo3to Wllndngton........ .......l.l0.40 P. It
Arrive at Florence 1 43 A. tt.
MAIL. AND PASSENGER TRAIN ; DAItT
t
: " ; ' No. 41 East.
:s!ss P. Mi
.7.ta p. u
Leave Florence at. . . .
Arrive at Wilmington
Train 43 stsns at all 8tatlon
No. 40 stops only at Flemlnsrton.1 and Marion. 1
Passengers for Columbia and all polntaonli.
&aiLli., C.,R.R. Stations. Aiken Juno- .
tion, and all points beyond, - should take j . -Niaht
Express. - .'.!.' ! .
Pullman Sleeper, for Charlostnr tn Train IS - i?
All trains run solid between , Charlostoa- ,
Wilmington. j i 1.
Local freight leavev Wilmington dally -cept
Snnday at 7 A; M. ' i. .-, . !. :
- john r, Dirar, j .
General Superintendent "
T. M.EMSRSON, General Paaecer
Wilmington y& Wei don
Railroad Company.
OrtlCI OF GEit ERA C 8lTPEKTXTX DKN r
i . ' Wltaalagton, N. C, July 8, SA
I
Change of Schedule;
fX AND AFTER JULY I?--. AT SIM
Vy f . 3!., ia?scn?er 't rains on Hie Wliuj.'.up
ton A Weldon Railroad will run as folUiws :
DAY MAIL ASD-EXPRKSS TRAINS Imi'm
Nos. 47 North amd 43 South. I ;
Leave Wrirajngton.Frout St. Detotf 0.40 A. M
Arrive at Weloon ...LI ..12.40 P. At
Leave Weldon..... j. ......... 3.O0 1 M
Arrive at W tlm'glon, Front St. Dit, $.40 P. M
Fast Thkouoii Mail & Pasexgrb Teaiw
Datlt No. 43 South. I j : "
Leave Weldon......"... 5.55 M
Arrive at Wilm'gton.Front St. Dpt lO.iSPj II
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAINS ! DAILY.
i No. 43 North.
Leave Wilmington. .... ... . . . . .
Arrive at ,Weldon.
-K-
.. 8.00 P.
..15.i0 A.
Train No. 40 Smith will Rlnn nnl. TTilonn
Goldsboro and Magnolia.
1 Trains on Tarboro Branch Road Leave Rocky
Mount for Tarboro at 12.00 A. M. and 4.30 P.
M.. Dally. Returning, leavo Tarboro at 10.00
A. M and 3 P. M. DalJy.
Trains on Scotland Neck Branch Road leve
Halifax for Scotland Neck at 5.25 P. M4 Re
turning leave Scotland Neck at 7.30 A.
dally except Sunday. . '
Train No. 47 make close connection at Wei
don for all points North- Dally. All rail via
Richmond, and dally except Sunday via Bay
Line. .1 .j . ... .
I Train No. 43 runs dally and makes close con
nection for all Points North via Richmond aud
Washington.--- . ; I . if j - :i
All trains run solid between WlTBlngton and
Washington, and have lullman Palace Sleep
ers attached. ! -..,,,.
For accommodation of local travel a passen
ger coach will be attached to local freight leav
ing Wilmington at .15 A. 11. Dally except
Sunday. !, . (.. ...... i . j : i
! :' . . J ' JOHN F. DIVINE, ,
General Superintendent. I
T. M. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
July6 ' i
Carolina Central B.
Company.
Omci of Q enteral Bvtxxjvtxxvzxt,
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Wilmington. N. a. June 13th. 18r3.
Change of Schedule.; I
QN AND AFTER JUNE 13th,1 1SC3,ITHK
following acneatue will bo operated onthls
nauroan i . . - . -1 . ''' ' i
PASSENGER MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN J
'If. Dally except Sunday a. 4' lv
I 1 Leave Wilmington at......
.7.10 F. M.
ViA dVVO VAJVImUA.. .........
L7.35 P.M.
Arrive at Charlotte. at....J.7.00 A. M.
1 Leave Charlotte at........i:&45P. M.
No. 2. J Arrive Raleigh at. u ......... 8 .30 A . M .
) Arnve at vvumington at.... 8.25 A. at.
Taescneer Trains ston kt reralar stationi
only, and points designated la the Company!
Time Table. . : ; ,i i j-
SHELBY DIVISION. PASSENGER. MAIL
EXPRESS AND FREIGHT, j
Dally except Sunday. ; J
Leave Charlotte.................... 6 JO; P. M
Arrive at Shelby , 00 P. Jl.
Leave Shelby.. ...........7.00 A. to.
Arrive at Charlotte 10 30 A. II.
Trains No. 1 and 2 make clOsft connertlorf at
Hamlet with It. A A. Trains, to and from RaJ
sigh. - - . - . I . .. jr.
rbrousrh SlceoLn Cars between WTluiim-tnn
nd Charlotte and Raleigh and (Jhnrlotte. . i
Tako Train No. 1 xor StatHvllte.4ttlon'
Western N C R R. Abevillo and rrtnts Hcit.
Also, for Snartanburr. (in nvllle- Athn
Atlanta and all points bouthwest - i i -
. A. C JONES. -
- J - Superlntcnoeat; -
F. W. CLARK. General P&ttkenfer Ktrort
FLEMMING HOUSE;
M-AjRioaxr, XT. c.
W. CAJLAIS", Prop'r
SITUATED AT TUK VERY FOOT -the
Blue Rldze. wlth!n al?ht .nl mi.i. . .
fiomeoftho most famous peaks. "The Roan I
Mountain and other points of in tercet are rear. '
Delightful air: ealubrlouji climate and excel
lent water. , I ' - i . n
I will be pleased to correepond with parties '
proposing rest or recreation la the douttilns i
during the Summer months, i Excellent tabl,J
ana prompt serric;
guaxartcl.
'fenns low.
ten &t9-
ht, life i sweeping
vy, g" " aare be
fore you orao-
thir.tr Mir hlv -ir...
sublime U-ave behind to conquer time." lm
week In your n town. 5 outStifrw. No
rlk, Kverythlng new. 4-apital cot required
We will furnish yoa everything. Many arts
making fortunes. Ladies make as much aa
men. and boys and girla make great pay.
Reader, If you want business at which youc&n
make great pay all the time, write for inlai
Are toll. IIallztt ft Co., Portland. Ualne.
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