OneSoiArepne day, ..r tl 0
If.
" ! three days,....-,M.... art
Dawson Ci2i:tiUilr.c' Trctrt.
fooriays,..,...... , j 50
. ay- kwoaY:M :-.iiv-v
tfJrontns. in advance... a
TS. In advance........
a oo
one "r i TSO stab will c aeuvered in r.ny
TltbeCityatFirrasH vxt3 per week.
tkoholouical :
v
Jan. 17, IS
jTber- ... v,
Barom- mom. wind.' Weather
nf- etcr. , etcri . r , r , . , ;v , .
i i i
sun;
3t gentle Clear -N
W lhiht Falrv
calid lUlear ;
'Tt-iAU barometric readings ara reduced
. .hpaJSevcl and to 83 dejereea Fahrenheit,
KOCBKT DaXBOTHt I ;
Sertti Signal Service U. 8. A.
Anther Report.
i War Dbpartmeut, )
bau of Chief Blsrnal Officer, V ,
sshington, Jan, 17 4:p f. M. ;
finnirhiromctcr with Soattfwesterly wkwJ
m probably extend on Thordayt possibly
I hsnow; very generally Eastward over Ohio
v-liiet and Lakes. . Clear weather, prevail lo
ilS lo2(w York and New England, fol
ined by clood and snow. ' to Thursday too
Wit barometer continue with clear weaih
Inlhctl Atlantic -Slates.. Falling ba
rtoietfrwith Easterly winds prevail in Texas
Zi Arkansas. An area -.of ,low .barometer
,nd possibly ecrere storm la apparently ap
proacliinic California coast from the South-
W5rro!a5:slgoftls ordered.' ; - :-, ...
piQ!tT0U4 winds ure not anticipated for to
nl tit on the coasts, except ou the Bay of Fnn
iyiod coast of NovaScovla: ;
tn
i
PROFITABLE ADVEIt 1ISIXO.
U all the attention of the hpslneas men
offfiiuiington to. the anperlor advantages
nireri'd by ' ' ' K
TflK WE EKLY STAR ,
mau a-tvprtlsin medium. It lias, without
iicptlon!the Largest Circulation of any pub
Hratioa la W liming ton; and we can satisfy
gny oiih that it has no equal as a medium of
comiimnlcUion with the people of the rural
aistrlcts now trading with Wilmington.
.Ye solicit a call irom those -who wish to
place their; business prominently before the
peopl-J of tl9 section, confident that we can
otTer .idnaements that cannot fall to please. "
I' '
liEi.NiBEUQER's Live Book Store, 89 Market
: Cabinet Organs. .. ; t .
Rev. J B. Bobbitt. North Carolina Chris
tian Advocate for 1872. ; T, v ,
v BKroar, Crow & Co. In J3tore : 500- bbh
floor, . ,:;Vi ' '': ,- , ;' '.
F. W. Kerchskb. Kerosene Oil, Plan tins:
Potatoes. Ac. i
' Dcdlet & Ellis. A lew pairs i of India Bab-
ber Boots.
Advert Isl.nic A r cue jr. .? . ' m '.
Messrs. Kichols, Gorman & Co., of Raleigh,
hire established a Southern Advertising
Ajcocy in that city. They are gentlemen of
caery, are well known tbrooa;hoat the State
sai trill doubtless make the business pay.
Water Cake.- . '. -,: , -
One teacnp of sugar, balf cop of butter, one
iMcup of water, two cups of flour, teaspoonfttl
ofcrnim of tartar, one of soda; beat the butter
md fX4 (ii a cream; then add the other ingre
dient; stir well and bake quick; flavor with
uatine or lemon. , .ir
Ibe Panorama, - , . . f
The Pauararaa or Tableaux' Paintings, being
series of rteore6tBtations entitled, "The Cross
n& am rock," "the Streets of New York,'
nd Burning ofJhicago," exhibited at the
vpim House yesterday afternoon and evening,
drew together large audiences. Especially
aj tbU lha case at nUht, when the spacious
kali was literally crowded, : Among the rest
there was a large number of young folks
present, whu) seemed to be very much inter-
Mlfd and; mused.' - j
The alarm of fire-yesterday morning was
miicdby tbo Ignition of the roof of the house
"5 the corner of 2d and Red Cr ss streets, be
lHln to Mrs. Thomas Smith, originating
t'om a spare from the chimney, which burned
pkee about three feet In dimensions when it
fas lortnnately extinguished by the applica
tion of wjter thrown upon the flames from
Wikts. The englnes andTlook and Ladder
truik were hurrying to the scene, but were
turned back hy the intelligence tbaMbe Are
as out.
s in Trouble. ';. ';4: i 7j-'
Ths Waghiaion Patriot of Tuesday-has the
following about "our - Allan0 : 1 The. cxclte
nt In ti, e1 Third Auditor's office is on - the
crea. the charge brought against Auditor
wherford, by A. W." Hunt, with having twice
irawn commutation inonev lor the same oerlod
bl1e 4 dUhurslog officer! of, the 'Government
"Sorih tiarollna ddrlng the war U being
Jked lnto by Secretary Boutwell, and the inT
ptloDs, so far, are nbt favorWel for Mn
'Wford.;, It is asserted, with more certain -
tl y Vr' U,at h :; Tacancy at
ehcad ' that bureau .very shortly. f,. s ,ff;
i Trunk Bielen.
5 Enable tronk was stoleo from the Union
nimed.Zack Watkins and Manuel Merrick
iV!!? "W lwo roen lugging some
S Between them, and thatthev followed
.w? !fth 'he ln,etioa of finding out wliat it
ter eR discovered the fact,how
. id D,ade good their escape. Yesterday
tnmi. ,?tht M?e parties found the tray of the
K th" !?6 (0rk: of :a tree 8bort taoco
koate it ftDd carried it'tothe Itatlon
cie, ' , ? tn7 .cdntalned a" number of artl-
ofeoZr-iK it is presumed;
which 1 1 , m part 01 tbe trUDk
o thu- T ml88SnJ?. contained the wardrobe
0'e, oides other articles of ralue.-
it nd,.0'New well known gentle
WiW.. 1 .."fector in the" Wllmlnirton and
UB-iIS. TriImlnRtonV Columbia and An
tmr? ; la fact hi. . u .1..
, u l well v - iu
! the w-i ' 00 "everal .articles conUlned
Ut.il. he Proceeded on. hta Journey
Ihi.w L T. "P0 he was.nnaware
t wiirty.seven xdllcs an hoar.
7t 80:26 ,
IBiiu
vol. ii iio.100.
Local Dots.
The "cold snap'' stiil continues.-
"T TwJarSe "potcan now bb seen on the
T There was no" session of the City Court
yesterday mornlnjc. sr.s, . K ,
The street railway 'extension to Union
Depot has been pearly completed, -
AMhe regular monthly meetlns -bf-thc
W ilmington Building A80clation, held at the
Commercial Exchange last evening, 13 shares
of stock were redeemed at $105 per share.
Those who wish to "try their fortaneJ'
should invest in the old Havana Royal Lottery.
Messrs. uornio & Brother, 77 Gravier street.
New. Orleans, will send circulars, giving all
particulars. . , , . ; . , 2t .
''-'i 'iH.'.c ; X- ifs-'i'l-p.. A '
The Concert in aid of St' John's Parish
8chool takes' place in the school room next
North of St. John's Church this evening,
commencing at 8 o'clock. Prof. Grabau pre-,
sides at the organ. .-, V' ' .:-
- i ..... .
A gentleman who visited the farm of Mr.
F. M. Agostlnl about two and a half miles
from this city, yesterday, 'states, that he has
peas about two Inches .above the ground and
ready for "sticking.' "" -y"-: .--'rv---'-1
The flaming posters sof Haliht Co.'s
Circus, Menaeerle, &c.', which adorn the big
bill board at the corner of Third and .Princess
streets, attract great attention. The "show"
tself w.ll probably attract more.
JMlUTbey come, iJ: .?i I i; l V-
Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Cochran, from
New York, accompanied by their families, ar
rived in this city yesterday, by .rail, with the
view of settling on the tract of land near Leea-
burg, In this county, recently . alluded to by
us as having been purchased - by CoL E. R.
Brink, of this city, and laid off in eighty acre
lots with .the view of encouraging: immigra
tion to this section. Several other families
will follow, we learn, so soon as they receive a
favorable report from those already here.
Store Amusements Ahead. -
In addition to the various amusements al
ready annouced for tne present theatrical
eeasony we now learn that the " Old Reliable"
troupe, of Petersburg, consisting of twenty-
dvelady and gentlemen performers, are ex
pected here on the 12th of February, to re
main two weeks. - This has the, reputation of
being an excellent company.
I The Berger Family of Bell Ringers, which
have been highly commended by the press
everywhere they have visited, are also expected
to appear here sometime in March.
Pronounced All Bixht. .
On a writ de lunatico inquirendo, issued by
Mj. J. C. Minn, Judge. of Probate for this
county, the following named Jurors were
summoned on Tuesday, to Inquire into the
mental condition of Mr. Daniel O'Cooner, of
this city, to wit : Robert Henning, Foreman;
G. C. Shields, W. T. Daniels, Benj. F. White,
N. B. Vincent, Geo. F. Tilley, W. H. Gerken,
Wm. M. Ilarriss, ChaS. Posner, J. W. Perdew,
E. D. Ilewlett and Elijah Ilewlett. The Jury,
after mature investigation, returned a verdict
to too effect that Mr. O'Conner was in every
way capable of taking care of hia own affairs.
1
Promptness.
Mr. James D. Brooks, Traveling Agent for
the Brooklyn Life Insurance Company, Issued
a tfe policy to Mr, Thomas Barnes In March
last for 11,000. Un the 22nd of Dtcember Mr.
Barnes died, having in the meantime only
paid In on his policy' $2133. On January 9th
proof of his death went np to the Company, and
on the 13th a check (which was abown us yes
terday) was issued for the full amount of the
ollcy, without deducting interest, which is
common among insurance companies when
the policy la paid in advance of the. time al
lowed them, which In some companies is nine
ty and In others sixty, days. , Stfch prompti
tude is creditable to the Brooklyn Life,
which la fortnnate in havlncr a rcntleman of
such energy and reliability as Mr. Brooks to
look after Its Interests; In this section.
Provision for ike Insane.
There is now a bill pending in the General
Assembly of this state, upon which a favorable
teport has been made by the Committee hav
ing it in cbarge,Wblch proposes to establish
a blanch of the Asylum for the Iosane at this
place, to be under the control of Dr. 'J. E.
Winants, now In charge of our City Hospital.
It Is to be hoped that this bill will meet the
favorable consideration - o ,. the t Legislature.
A petition, signed by a number of our leading
and most influential citizens, has gone np to
Raleigh urging its passage, and will doubtless
have great effect with the members. That such
I an institution In this part of the Statu would
be a great public benefit no one can deny, and I Mr. JLenmanTnovea toamcna ine ec
the 'faet that the fctate Asylum Raleigh is l ond section, so as to provide ior cumtjlaT
now overcrowded, with several : hundred of
the noor nnfortunates confined In the various
county jalfe; as If they were criminals -instead
of being objects of sympathy and compassion
to every one who feels'for the misfortunes of
his kind, should, It seems to us, be a sufficient
incentive to our Legislators to induce them to
pas8lbe bill without the least hesitation: ; :
' Dr. Winants states thai be has now adequate
meana to receive and naintain In Cora fo ruble
condition, and provide medical attendance, for
fifty such patients, ana couia, u necesaary, ue
In a condi ion in tonr monms irom iqis ume
a .mAm imtlnnti for at leakt two
r'l: irJZZZJlZ' "
nunurea auumoui puueuia.
to ns, would result In a great .saving to the
mate, taking into consmeration xne proposi
tloft to enlarge the building'; at 'Balelgh,; let
alone the. factthat this Jatter coursewould
result lh ed "much loss of Jime and cause so
much unnecessary aufferlBg to the unfortunate
class sought to be benefitted. The eost, per
, of feeding,: clothing and mainiaining
annum
the patients, including -medical attendance,
Dr. W, expects, oi course, to be the I same as
allowed thp State Asylum. , Dr. Winanta : has
bad much experience lo the treatment of the
insane, and we are satisfied that tuey would
receive proper care and attention at his hands,'
should the "Legislature deem it expedient to
establish a branch Aiylua at this poin& V :&
WILIIIITGTOIT, IT. C, THURSDAY, JAIIITilUY 18.i 1072. ;, olo nb. 1,344
rr.,?Inop Gibbons, of the, Catholle Church,
will administer the : rite of confirmation
Newbern on the 28th lnst."-v .v--"-'! e-
In
our Ctolp Basket.
7 The flrat Prince of Walls-Jeremiah. '
Tictoria will-have none but widows
to
wait on her. ' ' " v v. y::; ; ;
--The only organ thai has no -stops i
It
sf a
gossip's tongue. - ' ;
Parisian ladles now use Oranjre color uiu-
derntath, their eyes. Pii';:'- . J '.'
. Beautiful Extract. V A", young lady helppd
out of a mud hole. 1 : '.V''': I' .-.' -
It is suggested to Mr,' Gilmore to lutro-
duceat the coming jubilee the ; "Song of the
.Shirt," performed by a', sewing 7machlne4-a
Singer, of coarse. ii '-;:;-'
i A lady at Southampton, Long Island, has
justcompleted. the knitting of a stockiqg
which her mother commenced bofore her mar
riage, sixty years ago, ; ; .
A youthful writer who wanted to know
what magazine would give : him the hitcbe'st
position the quickest,- is respectfully referred
to the powder magazine. t V I : '
An eminent physician says that a good
coat of . com arable mucilaze. aDDlied everv
night to corns, will jn a short time cause the
pests to take their final departure.' . j"
A little girl, when askedlby her . mother
about suspicious little bites in the sides of j a
dozen choice apples, answered - Perhaps,
mamma, they have been frost bitten." "
Two-thirds of the wealth,'of Calais, Me.,
Is to be Inherited by young and pretty girls.
Information as to the sum total Is desirable
before bachelors begin to buy one ticket np
there and two back. i
Printing and Book. Paper.
We can furnish printing j paper in small
quantities, say from two to ten reams, at
reasonable prices for all strictly "cish orders.
We have on hand the folipwing sizes of new.
viz: 22x11. 2ix3C and 24x38. Also, fine Book
Paper 21x3 and 25x39 ; and a good assortment
of other papers and cards.. tf
Boarders. ,
If yon want Boarders, advertise in our new
i
department, under head of Wants," at half
o.ur regniar rates, ror advertisements not ex
ceeding five lines. tf!
We keep a full stock of Robinson's News
Ink constantly on hand. Winter ink ntiw
eady for shlpmn r. tj
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
f Condensed frpra the Raleigh Sentinel.
. SENATE. - -Ttjesdat,
Jan. 16.
Tho Senate met at the usual hour, Mr.
President vVarrea in the char.
Mr, Bar net t, a bill in, relation to the
boundary line between the States of North
Carolina and Virginia. Referred. .
Mr. Moore introduced a resolution
enquire into the official conduct - of the
Mr. liobbins, ot Kowan, onerea an
amendment, which was accepted, and as
amended the resolution was adopted.
Mr. Cowles introduced! a resolution
proposing that the Senate adjourn tine die
on the 23d inst. - r
3Ir. McClammy introduced a resolutioin
in relation to the uape Jb ear uaroor. ite
ferred -I
Mr. Rrocrden introduced a resolutioin
declaring the rights ot Senators on that
floor, and complaining that his being cut
off from a .speech on yesterday by the mo
tion to lay on the table, was depriving
him ot his privilege as a Senator and was
uniust, oppressive and wrong."
Mr. Gilmer drew attention to the fact
that Mr. Brogdcn had the light (which
ue laiieu iu avail . uiuiseit ui; ui uciu.
heard on motion to 'indefinitely post
pone, which took precedence ot the mo-
tioo to lav on tne taDie. me resolution
ws clear! a reflection on the president of
the Senate.
Mr, Brogden disclaimed ' any ' purpose
whatever to reflect on the f resident oi tne
Senate. v - ' :' - " i '''
Mr. Morehcad concurred with. Mr.
Gilmer, and moved to lay the resolution
on thp tnhl. ' ; !
This motion prevailed 21 to 10 a
strict party vote, except that Mr.
Lehman voted to tabic, explaining that be
conld not subscribe to any imputation ot
unfairness towards any : member -of. the.
Senate ' . 1 ' ; ''''
SPECIAL ORDEB.
sr- Tho bill to be entitled ' an act concern
ing representation in the Bouse of Repre
Bentative9, being the special order, was
I rjnt uoon its second reading
tive suffrage in lien of the present majority
ayatenl oi representation. - nue pioposi
tion was to give the right to an y selector
to give one candidate as marry votes as
there were candidates to be voted for in
the county, or to divide his votes , as he
may deem proper. Mr. I, entered into
an explanation of the workings of the
system, be proposed to !jBbow that ft wa$
the true representative system, .-:" ; ;
" Mr. McClammy was in favor of the cu
mulative system, but it .was new and he
desired to see the experiment tried on a
smaller scale.
; "
fnlly considered by the committee, and
, nnanimauslv of the ODinion
that it would not be wise to , recommend
'the cumulative system; x 'i
f . -Toe question on Air. iiecmaa b amenu
ment resulted yeas 8, nays 84.
The question recurred on the passago
ottbebilL---:..-a.rr I f: f '
! I Mr. Latham said it was a mere question
f figures; based upothe U, S. census
.The bill then passed its second reading
by acclamation. '. -' -
On motion of Mr. Cowles,, the rules
were suspended, and the bill passed its
third reading by a vote oi i to v.
' On motion of Mr. Bobbins, ot Rowan
the bill; to promote - immigration was
postponed till 11 o'clock, to-morrow.
' The Mil entitled act'tb' conaolidaf a
the Bchbol laws, and to pTrovide for a sys-
wux pupuc - insirncnon -Demg tne,
substitute ot tho'co m mi tt ecP-i h e 7 1 Deci al
order for 12 o'clock, was pot tipoa. its
uo motion of - Mr. Mernmon, the bill
was considered by sections. '
un motion of Mr. Gragin), of Orange,
he farther consideration ot the bill was
postponed and made the special for to
morrow at 1 1 o'clock.
i.
;HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. - r
'. "'V.vV:.';: ."1 ;!'.TcE8DAj, Jan.'i6; .1 :l.
House was called to order at the usual
hour. . , .- 'i . . . . . ,
By iIr, Ashe :'A resolution in reference
d the Penitentiary j calendar. ' '
By .Mr. Marler : A resolution of instruc
tion to the Joint Special Committeee on
re-aistnciing tne otate; caienaar. . r- V
By Mr. Btewart : A bill to prevent the
sale of Liquor within two miles-of Buck
horn 'Iron Mines,' Harnett county ; referred.
By' Mr. Lucas i A bill to create a Board
of Commissioners of Navigation for Ocro
coke and Hatteras Inlets ; referred. ' ... ;
SPECIAL OBDEB.
The special order being the bill in re-.
gard to. the debt of the State it was taken
up and considered.
A. lengthy debate took:
place in which
Gregory, Strud-
Messrs. Ashe,' Stanford,
Wir.le .TrtTflftn fVnwfnrrt
Tucker, coL, of
Craven, andHeaton took part. .TheTili
failed to pass its second reading. :
Mrbparrow moved to reconsider, the
vote. ' j - v
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
Tlie contractors havo enspend-
ed work on' the Pchiteatiary for the
-Blind Tom, the musical pro
digy,'-is to give an entertainment In Wcl
ddn on the 26th. I
The amount of money paid for
whiskey in North Carolina duringjthe
year ; 1871 is over $30,000,000. This
would pay the State debt. V -
The first anniversary of Sea
ton Gales Lodge, L O. O." P., of Raleigh
Hill UGbClCbiaiCU UU IUS; Ay-XlU. jLfK juu-
gene Grissom will uelivec the address.
The Newbern Times says:
During the past two dsys 15,000 large
drum fish nave been shipped from this
city, besides fifty barrels ot assorted fish.
and yet there is fish on the fish wharf "till
you can't rest." : ' f
'j A venerable citizen of Jones
innntv nVin toa rna nrl tViroo onn ro n n rl
ten; led to the alter last weekia .blushing
damsel of eighteen. This is the old gen-
tiuuiau a xuuas.u uiMMiuiuu.ia& i vuiui v k
says the Newbern Times. I
The Raleigh Carolinian says :
In the lower part ot Johnson, as well as
in Wake county .they are taking off the
negro labor to South Carolina to work in
turpentine at eighteen dollars a month.
Consequently hands " are growing very
scarce in both these counties.
- Says the Newbern Times '. of
Wednesday: Captain Hall oi the steainmp
Gary reports seeing a three-masted schoon
er ashore between Cape Hatteras and False
Cape, "name unknown, lie also reports
that on the last outward trip he discover
ed the masts of a schooner out ot water,
sunk in tho vicinity of Cape Hatteras. no
could learn nothing in relation to it. ,
2 We learn by private 'information-
from Tallahassee that the notorious
George W. Swepson was arrested in that
city on Saturday by the Florida State au
tborities on a charge of embezzlement. We
learn also that $800,000 bail are required.
Swcpson will be remembered as one of the
North Carolina railroad developers, who,
in connection with his partner Littlefield
came near bankrupting the State.
-f - The' Newbern TJmes eays : On
Tuesday, January 9, while the Revenue
Cutter .Stevens was laying at .Ocracoke
Inlet, cries "helpl" "murderl" were heard
from the schooner Sarah Webb, of Beau
fort. In answer to those cri es, a boat with
an officer and armed crewiwas seit to the
schooner ' to., qneir the disturbance. On
arriving it was found that; a general melee
was taking place, and, in order to stop it,
one of the oelligerents was-brought off aud
placed'aboard the cntter.) '
AYEE'S CHERRY PECTORAL-the world's
great remedy for Colda, Coughs and Consump
tion.' r : ' ''.
Multitudes of People require an Al
terative; to restore tue heaithy action of
their systems and correct the derangements
that creep into it. , farsaparillas were, used
and valued, until several Impositions - were
palmed off upon the public under this name.
1
I1X.
WALTO Near Kocky Mount, w the 14 th
inst., Mm. M. 11. Walton, wife of S.J.yjralwn,
In the 4uth yer of ber age. -
bhe lived a peaceful, quiet; life -beloved by
all who knew her; was alwsys a tree and
faithful': wife, parent, friend and neighbor.
Bhe bore her sufferings, which were lon and
severe, with patience seldom shown , by any
one. bhe was aware of the approacn ot death
and, tnough she never expressed a wilimg
netS to die, yet from her conversation we
were led to believe she was ready to go ; had
no tear to meet her fate or see her Master's
face. bhe has gone, and forever, and we hear
not ber footsteps tall upon the thresnold.. We
telt that it was hard that she shoald die, yet
'ttsweet to believe that she died to live oe
yond this mortal clay'. : , K.
HUGHES In this city, on the 16th instant,
William Albert, son of Joseph C. and Amelia
J. Mushes, ageu 2 years, 1 month and 9 days. .
Tls hot Willie'we hawe baried,
" Which held his gentle spirit , ; -
Kre tiod calltd It away.,
And now in groves of evergreen,
Mid flowers that ne'er decay, . ;r ; ?
Wiere death or sin is never aeen, .
Thou'lk live in endless day.
Thy little sister, gone before, '.'.j
,' Willlathee toher heait, ir-J
Ana tell thwe, on tbat shiulng shore,"
4 . Yon nevej more will part. : ; 1
That no rude hand ot death is there, : J
' v JVb UIO QliUVOV paU . - ij ;
-. That brightest jo s e&cu will share, ;-
Jror tiod idmeif doth reign. ; . .
. And oh, our little angel babes, - ;
- our cofebtant prr suall be 1 .
To meet where oeauty never fades.
In Bright eternity. : f i t
r 1
prietor Of Dr. Srtge's Catarrh Remedy, naa for
over three veara offered throueh nearW nm
newspaper liv the United states, a standing
lowaiu.ui iw . uzlbo. u-.wiiarrB in tne
head he ' onnot cure.' , 'Ibat he ha treai ed
thousands of cases and had no claims pre
sented for the reward, from any one who has
made a thorough nse of his means ore are is
strong and conclusive. evidence that he pos
sesses sure means-of earing this loaihsoine
oisease. The. Catarrh hettedy is sold by all
druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of sixty
cents. . -; - -. :. . : i
Progress of ttie BeTolntion. A haw
Isrht dawned noon the world with the intro-
aucuon or if l am tatioh isittiks twelve years
ago. Drastic purgation went out- restoration
and renovation came in. - The eyes of the peo
ple were opened to the great fact hat the war
to enre disease is to strengthen and support
its ictlms, not to place them at its mercy by
depriving tnn or the little strength they
have. It soon became evident that as a means
oi mi using vitality into the feeble system,
and retorinlng a bilious habit ot body; no me-
icguiaiuiK iuu BtwreiioiiB. curuiK'iiiaiK'eaiion.
uiuiuai preparation men Known was at ail
comparable, to the new restorative. Since
then hundreds of attempts have been made to
he bEAKD KBVOUmOir 1ST MBDIO&L TlfBAT-
MEaT. wnicn was comnieDced in ltto, is still In
progress, nothing can stop ic foi it is found
ed on the nrinclDlo now unlver allv rVnnw.
iBugoui tuau pujrsiuat vigur is int mn( lor,
1aHa4 V. .. t J . . . .
uiiu.uio iiu iag v ms i ui wi xiuiuaii auments
and experience has shown that Plabtatxos
firtTBasls a peerless invlgorant as well as
ttre best possible safegnard against epidemic
NE W?AD VJSRTISE MENTS.
r JiOBTH CAROLlNA
Christian Advocate for 1872.
BE 0 VGTION OF lytic E, $2 A TEAR.
milE PAST SUCCESS OF TH1C A T VOf . A T K
X Jsftlfles ns In making this reduction in
price. Thld Announcement, we are nre, will
be quite as gratifying to our patrons and
irieuasasitidiOTLs.
. It is oar Duruoce to make the volume for
1872 more attractive and useful to all classes
or onr reaaers, 01a and young, t nan anv of thp
preceding volumes Arrangements have been
made or regular contributions from our moat
gifted and experienced writers.
We shall son commencethe publication of
an original story, which'-Will be continned
aoout six months. It will be Instructive and
interesting to all elasaes 01 our readers, the
young especially. Mow Is the time to sub
scribe, so as to get the commencement of this
8tary
as to the merits and claims of the Advocate
we refer th public to the following compli
mentary remarks f the large and )ntellient
Committee on books and Periodicals, which
were adopted at our late Conference : -
"In reference to the organ 01 our own Con
ference, the emus iak advocatb, published,
at Raleigh, it la with unfeigned pleasure that
we are ab e to report a tea i increase in its
circulation, and . consequent improvement
in its finances. Undt-r its present" very able
and efficient editorial management there has
also been a constant' and uiark-d improve
ment Id all its literary departments, until it
now takes rank by the side of the beat litera
ry and religious Journal in the and. ' At no
time heretofore has the N. C Conference pos
sessed an organ more devoted(to the interests
of our church, more effective in sustaiuJng its
economy, or which has diffused more good
taat", leflaemeni and culture amongst- its
readers. We therefore uige with empnasis
upon our ministry and laity that they cease
not to labor, In its behalf until it shall be re-i
ceived" into every .Methodist family within
the bounds of the Conference.' -
The advooatb is North Carolinian in loca
tion, 8oututru in iuterest, Aiethodistic in
doctrines, Christian in spirit, and alms to be
continued, with untiring efforts, a nrtt class
family religious .ournal adapted 10 all classes
of its readers.' It la tca cely lieoessary for us
to sine that the periodical press has become
a power in the land, exertinran uflutnee
sweond only to the sacred pulpit. It diffuses
scriptural knowledge, stimulates thought,
gutues public opinion, promote- the great
sions, revivals,' tne spirltualliy of the church
and her benevolent enterprises. Aochurcn
can dlapenee with its powerful advocacy in
aav-nci g her leadlug interests. We rely on
the continued ait of those, whose generous
patron go we naveenjoj-ea ln tnepa-t, ana
none tnat ii.creasinir Drosnentv will crown
our efforts to sqxvq the church lu Our appoint
ed sphere. , : ' - . ,
Bow to Kemit All amounts should be sent
in registered letter, pustomce order or check.
11 monty De sent otnerwise tnaa nerein spec
iffed it w.ll be at the sender's risk.
Address, KhV. J.J1. liOBBITT,
JaalS-tf . Kaleigh, N.C.
IN STORE:
500 BBLS FLOUE""AU Rraae3
50,000 Pounds D. Salt Meats;
5 0O Bbls Seed Potatoes Early Bose,
Pink Eye, Goodrich. Also
.
Onions, v But' er, . Cheese, Lard, Ae.,
Which we are selling at low figures Give us
a tiial and compare prices. h; ' ;. '''
Janl8-dAwtf
BINFORD, CROW ft CO.'
KEROSEKE OI1V! :
JQ BBLS KEROSENE OIL,
. For sale by . .-
-Vi-i-ii ',: i.j: . F. W.KERCHNEB,
t JanltC J 27. 23 and 2ft North Water at.
Plaftitin Potatoes !
109 Bbls Early 'Rose Potatoes f . "!
' E 160 Bbla PinkEy e Potatoes, ' t
100 Bbls Goodrich Potatoes,
, r J , , v lco Bblg peaci Blow Potatoes,
:)
For8alelow by
F. W. KERCHNER, t
janls-tf " 27. 28 and 29 North Water St. -
rEoanbliei Herring, :A
1 BBLS BOB HEBBINO, '" ' ' ' .' -BBLS
CU HEBBING," r
.. ; ' For saley . ' -
F. W. KERCHNERr .
Ian lS.tr -. : 27.28 and 29 North Water 8C
Peanut Bags,
10 0 0 O'" PEA N UT BAGS,
l&s000;-NfIE8,
j . For sale by
Janl-tf . ' ;
P. Vf. KERCHNER.
A Few Pairs of
INDIA RUBBER BOOTS,
si
SELLING LOW TO CLOSESTXT
DUDLEY St ELLIS, ' ;
. . .
; "t P 81gn of the Big Boot.
JanlStf
Shields'. Eye Wash,
u xajnrvaoTvaxD sr .. . . .
Mrs. SUE W. CASH WELL, Wilmington, N. V.
ONE of the most effective remedies for
INFLAMED, ttU&fi AND WEAK JSXEs,
ever offered to the pnblio.
: For sale by all Druggists in the city. Price
29 cents per bottle.
1 OUKKN FLA NNEB, Wholesale Agents,
dec 14-naclaw Th 47 Market street.
Contract Advertisements taken s.trvm
t.rtiostatel7low rates. :,v -lTarriages.
Doaths. EelirfonsV- lneral and
Obituary notices will be inserted at hUf rates
Z!t P&ia m advance ; otaexwua mil rates
- xxsjnv-;aan on demand.
n
1 4 a
NEW ! AD YERTTSEMENTa
m CABINET . v ORGANS: n:C-:
Ilason Hamlin ream Co.,
Conftantly exhibited at Industrial' Faira, in
rrienaiy compeUtion with the productions of
?J -maAer8 thy have nnlfo-mly. ben
t&e nighest : premium, Mncluding
m.ia" m,ed" a,i tne Paris kxposltion.
" i eatlmOny-Irom nprl tmn t tinno.nrl mnal.
clans and amateurs hav:
ini
igtbese instrumenta
in use.
.. For sale at . . - '
UEINSBERQER'S
Live Bookstore. .
IUnslrated catalosue with full description
of 1 be Cabinet Organs sent free to an v one de
siring iU y . . ... . : jan7t-tf . .i
BUY THE GENUINE
-STANDARD SCALES,
More Than 250 Different Uodifleations.
exirrs axso roa thb bsst
FALRABNKS & CO.;
AXA1UC KOHBT
252 BROADWAY NEW YORU:
FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO., " : .
118 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
For Sale by leading Hardware Dealers,
sept 26-i&wim Tn Ft ent i ? ;
Bankrupt Notice v -
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has
been tiled in the District Court of the
United states, ror the cape jrear District 01.
North Carolina, by folomon - h a 48, duly
declared a bankrupt under the Act of4ton.
eress. of March 2. 1837. for dlscharce and cer
tificate thereof from all his debts and othtr
claims pi ovable under said act, and that ' the
ttOth day of January, 187 i, at 0 o'clock A. M.,
at the t nited Mates court Room in v 1 miug
Um, before William A. Guthrie, R-'gister, is as
signed for the hearing of the Bam-, when and
where all creditors, who have proved, their
debts, and other persons m interest, may au
tencrand show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted. . - - -
Dated at Wilmington, N. C, on the 10th day
of January, Al. 1872. -
, WM. LARKINS,
1 Clerk.
jan 11-lavt 2wTh
Wilmington Opera House !
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Wednesday Afternoon and Evening,
Jan. 17, at 3 and O'clock.
THE CROSS AND SHAMROCK I .
STREETS OF NEW YOBK
' BURNING OF CHICAGO
A series of splendid Tableau Paintings,
covering neaily v0,C0j feet of rolling canvass.
AdmUsion: S3 cents; two tickets 60 cental
three and upwards 2j cents each t -reserved
seats 10 cents ?xtra. Matinee : Children 15
cents ; adults 5 cents.
jan twt
St. JoHn's Parish School.
A CONCERT IN AID OF THE ABOVE
School will be given in the i-chool Room
neAt north of at. Joan's Church on .
Thursday Evening next, -.January
18th, at 8 o'clock. ,
Pro. Grabau will preside at the Piano, and
will be assisted by tue best amateur talent ot
the City.
. Admission : 60 cents j three for L
Tickets can be obtained at Heinsbergr's
Book Store. ' Jan l-3t
I UY SALT JB ACON
Sides and; Shoulders.
gQ BOXES IN STORE, '
C A BBLS. C. M. PORK; -T
For sale low by
dec28-tf ; DbBOSSET & CO.
r:;., NOTICJJB.:, -f.
jcVLL Lot owners and persons wishing to
bury in Pine Forest Cemetery will get permits
to do so by applying at my store on Fourth
between Mulberry and Chesnut streets. Also
if any one have found or seen the Plan of the
Grounds' of Pine Forest Cemetery they will s
confer a great favor on many Interested per. -
sons by leaving it with tne Secretary, i ,"
Jan ll-3nnWed-inn JUS. E. SAMPSON.
JUST RECElYED.
A NOTHER supply of the celebrated
, v WBIGIIT'S MINCED MEAT.
In five-pound buckets also, alarge assort-
, ' .. . mcnt of ' -
Baskets, Brooms", Wood and Willow Ware,
Jan &tf .. WEST A HABR1S8. ,
Office 1
; WILMINGTON, N. C, Jiw. 15th', 1872.
rrUIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
A of the Wilmington North Carolina' Li e
insurance Oomvanv will be held in this citr
l-on Thai sday, tne Sith. inst, f
!.ia;vj,yiSD WALLACE,
JanlMd ' V- j Secretary. '
20,000 CTOABS
For sale' in lots and at retail yery
: .. . -" , low,by
JaniatfC3.
J. Cm STEVENSON.
VATJTO.
WANTED aa zperieneed-Sawyer for
Cireolar 8wmUL Tho Mill, Timber
Sjuu Team for rale or rent t large tract of tiro- -ber
very convenient . to the . mill. Address,
owner, f J. H, Sraisaxa, MfUmingion, N. tV
- Jani-im , '-;.-;,,.'..; n-iyi,j hi-'zt ,y7'
WAHTEDv A ; partner to travel In the
show business, with a woman who hns
no hands, but uses her leet in place of l..".r. ,,''
Address, L. W. ilonazs, Wanaw, N. C,
janlS-lw . f
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