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s Tharsdaycbrnaiy-IISTS ' WeeHy SUr,pcr rp..V--a- Weekly Star and Carolina Farmer........ S o Dally Star and Carolina raTmer,....r::..;.v80Q THE , CIRCULATION IQTHR WORN NO STAR IS LARQEjL tUAN THAT Oh ANT OTHER PAfL T NEWSPAPER , I'UIiz (J SUM) IN NORTH CAROLINA. :-'.--J. - We offer tn following special subscrip tion" rates (to apply ' to yearly f. sub 8cription9) to 'those whb. wish to take the Daily Star and the, Carolina .'Farmer, or the Weekly Star and the Carolina Farmer: Daily Star and Carolina. Farmer. . . ,$8.00 iTcejrira Carolina Farmer. 3.00: tf : -, t ii V ttEtieioirs coNSTiTurioN- : Religious fanatics', if. not Wo plentiful as ia.tbe days oi Oliver Cromwell and Irbger Williams, are quite numerous, and get be side themselves on all possible and im poseiblefotchtts' that have ever afflicted the human brain. The latest; crotchet is that 8Uggestedby;tho 'i. National Associ ation," a society that favors the 'incorpo ration into the Federal Constitution of some acknowledgment ot the Almighty Mlultr of 'Nations.1,1 A ge'oeral meeting of this Association- Was to 'be' held in Cin cinnati Wednesday. r : This movement! originate! at the North and is an off shoot, of that old puritanical spirit ihat was neenstdmed in the day of the plenitude ot its powcr.to ioice mcn'a religious consciirnces into the narrow chan nel of faith itself prescribed. It is as big toted as any ofjuo, penal enactments in the New England Colonies against the Quak ers and Baptists, and as absurd and useless ...' i - I ' ! , : . .1 as any 01 me ume .uws 01 uonnecucui. We have lived jflrider the' Constitution without this distinct acknowledgment for eighty-two year&H As a. Christian land we have grown,and prospered. The fram era of ; the - Constituiion i were not at he ists and heretics, jbut they hai adjust conception' of what constitutes Gov ernment. Civil ' government according to Madison and Hamilton was not Theo cracy. Froni these Fathers of the Consti tution we !ho!d. that ihe purposes "of civil government are not the the purposes ol church government.; ,The two are distinct. The Church deals with man as a spiritual bang, inTiis relations to the things of the moral and spiritual Kingdom. The State's business with him is not so special in its ends and more general in-its -application, . " nuu yet only secmitgry o, for the Church looks in a measure to the entire walk of meets in PhiLadelphia on the Ist Wednes the man while .the State is principally day in June. concerned with that part of his walk that . . The Aiken Tribune says : Mr. has a social significance. Rightly our fathers apprehended that Church and a. 1 -1 V 1 ; , - S ate must be kept apart and not be suffcred to become, amalgamated. This I perpination - bf civil liberty itself, . . r. - I The incorporatiointo the Great Charter of our. federated States of any recognition of Divinity - while I whollv 'unnecessary would bave'oflended a not inconsiderable " ' t J I class in the country,-: The JeWiWoutd not like an acknowledgment ot the - Saviour. neither .would the TTnitarian, and the Tiiri itarian would'bet.lint'to'. Imagine '.a-; slight I 'r.nV-rattti-t. - I V pVU UW V .4WVA .Hill. JU IWIUi Wfl - ,- . . ' V ' . " r , a 4. mt.. t Vi -7, I becoming unsafe to his family for him to to include the Three Persons. . So the ac l 1 1? u 1. j Knowiea mixed and menc 01 ine nauonai organic law a paro dy on the dark f ages-tbe sham ; among shams a fanatical farce and humbug, that puts sensible people to blush at the folly of certain human creatines' weakness and fool!shne69. ' ' 1 S ' j A BttAVfi AND fclOOD MAN tiOHE. The dea.th of, General Bichard S. Ewell of itself would be ching; but when with - the announcement is coupled the statement-tbaVhia fandaeAmnii;!.- A ! &A'0AX-UL '-Y1 "a. " v - ed ynto W bfaih grave but wo.jWojwar pneumonia, rthe information ,is received . with donhle tadnM ;-:,f i - V . , 'hmUi 1 TW.ii'' aflkrit- 'r ' ;' W' Qeacr 't1 in Maury county, Tennessee, where Jiehad resided for several year. .He, was, a native of Maryland. 1 His aert, a member or Adams Cabinet. Ite- moving to Virginia and ffradttatine? from West Points he cutercdlhe armr fn IRlfld rr 'flt.i'nUt-Kii':: V' ' r , . "7 He d8'ingviUhed.. .hmself. during the Aiexrcaa ana r.indlanwars The prorai nent partiie ulaved-in- -1 hfl-1 f r-wi r-Tvr tweetvSuiKaiid Hh iilc freshen the FuFu,a,, wiw.tv emana;recitaiim here. irmen woafffoe a-source of. nn to the care ji bis Masonic brotherhood: . Wjlt-is la'M I who, taking him in charge, it wasjiecided, -tJ,;-iV -.-f' - i f oy advicerot rua physicians, to remove the abtuxd to agitate. such a new amend l fnrtnnWS m t th M nm .f rv,tli Gen. Ewell was the r friend an4 righYarmT"'9 wife sucking his lne3t wines through of the splendid Stonewall Jackson and at t, a fu ,W . 1 the death of that mighty sold er. tiwefA. . --r t . . r , ; . t- mind between. these great -soldiers, - and a nnlflra n. Ml rt tnitn'A tn'.ltiA XTa 11 av. Ilu m not the imlcltetiTA&til4iiAiihU - a 7. . Jacko: krti paign,- the fame of Ewell would.bQuch i- Z7t ":t- De ,aie fperorare Dusir nor ot fine talent and-inlreDid valor. was pare tor apossiblexlah-'frir hAithrAno-f " 7T..rT.T .rr ,:v !i-r'-r, Able and U&xltU ieaficr,"and many ; - . r '. 't " ' " ' , gray jacket" there be in this sunny land whose eye will spring & tear as: he learns of the touching-, departure of Stone all successorthe crippled but whplesheaited; corqmantler of, thu x Second yCrps ot t he grand old Arnf ortlfetn-Yirginla'. r MrirE wel t wtrt he aughtefii f George Wamibell, ; Secretary jof .the Treasury L and-lilinister to Russia nnder Presidents Madison arid Monroe. ; She was a lady; of fine intellectual attairinoen'S and w as much beloTCtLlja the deaths f . these personsj within two f days Ivt: each ctherby the same disefiSewe have a rVmlnHer of ;ife iinbiTtaiuTy anf of the constant inroads Death is making into the circle of 7the good, trne'and gifted. 1 x i a! skcojid Asruia fob jhe in- It is very plain that more than 1 ono asyr luiri for theinsane isneeded in North Oir oiina. r: HpweyVrVnpie.d excellent may bc;.the accommodations and howeTer skil ful may be the medical treatment this in fortunatelas3 of ourpbpulation receives, it is pretty jgiidett that one establisliment in a large Stat& as this 19, is inadequate; Theri ought id be another 'hsylu'ni and it ought to be jocatcp. iq'.-tne asr, ana s Wilmington is the largest place and easi ¬ est of access, Wilmington .is; the. place for its location.- ' :,.lr- - . We are pleased to see. that: our.- ptiblic- epirited- Senator, JlajorMcClammy,' has introduced a bill for the purpose Qf estab:; lishing an Insane Asylum 10 this city In justice to a great public want and neces- sity we trust the Legislature, whose-session has been extended a Week;, to enable it to perfect its "business before adjourn ment, will pass this bill :;No-consideraV tions of economy ougbt6 influence , their action inVcasc of such evident necessity as this, one tbat : appeals to the fleer- In stincts of our natures. It is, the impera-. tive duty ot . the ; people' - representatives to take caVe of the helpltfss and pitiful ; In 1. natics of the fjtatf. They can not lay their hands on their hearts and say ? they-have performed their duty until they have doDe what tjiey could to alleviate the' sufferings of the most unfortunate people : we "hate among us. . . Palmetto Leaves. . . Dean-Clark of Philadelphia is to lecture 'on spiritualism in Columbia. . : . . The Colombia Union &y&z A large number dt neyr buildings, many i of tnem aweuing nouse, are ufiug .quieuy erected in the city; , : . . .. The Pickens Sentinel Bays : It aDDears. from fthe reports we have from the various trial justices' courts in this countv. that crime is increasing at a fearful impetus. The Republicans are to hold a Btate Vonvention m oiumoia on tnc 1 10th proximo to chose delegates .to the Ur4t,Li n,nnhiir.n r-nnvontion whirl, Moulton, at the Highland Park Hotel, has quitea collection ot Indian relics found in Mtne vicinity oi Ai Ken. inere are numerous flint arrow and spear heads in- a very per- feet condition, and some thirty specimens of Indian pottery. The pottery is covered with nnnnno mnm airlAnllir In (ha highest style of aboriginal art, and alto- gether the collection is quite unique. Th'n T.oin-nnoillf TIiynl,l cre . a uw ! ivuei iiiv Aiti ufri ca o. It is four painful duty this week to chron icle the sad misfortune which has befallen one of our most respected townsmen, Mr. At-W. iomse, formerly postmaster; w ho was suddenly attacked on Thursday last .1 . .7 with mental derangemeht.which continued to increase until Friday cvemnir. when, it over bia, where be was accordingly tent. An t7nxpetea Stroke of Dentistry. A gentleman visited a dentist' Wednes day afternoon for the purpose of whiling away a half hour or so, and while there a lady tame in with a little eirl wanting a tooth ortwo drawn for. the latter.. The child cried when placed in the r chair, and declared the would not -nave ber teeth at tended Jo unless, the strange-gentleman wold have a tooth drawn first, and to I please the little patient he took: her place. with a wink at the, doctors. The latter took two or three instruments, while the gentleman reclined in the chair, smilingly gazing at the Ceiling for the assurance ot I the-watching child, and after softly poking at twa or three teeth.- to the horror ol the oMgg gentleman-be commeuced boring intoVis jaw vhereit tooth had once beet extracted, and before he could oflfer apro- a remenrt(u8 wrench brought out, a face. V The gentlettian rolled oflF the chair, I an(J with ah eipr6sslon of unutterable uain in his d.r?w? couptehancfrgaZKd a jnnment reproacntaiiyat tWUnend, and left the office. The little one did not sem to be rea,,y 1 encouraged by the exhibition.- t aan rancisco tsuueiin. Ir la In niina rii-invinf n. I origin of the kisi After Macenas causht . "ung-uoe 01 ine, oarej wuaatraw, the custont becafieietarJnRoine for fi, lueir 1 10 me senoi j ot families. 1 ' . ' i - . . firapci ? tne Pf" f the now imperial ex L??:? ,e?n impossible, and l ne weaa.ncss oi mo present gorernmen ould help the chance of its success. . - ' -". " . ' vllrMontgomery, Ala., IS raising a ficefund. - T' 1: - . Heavy know stoni in s Texas last Wednesday. . """I . . , . . '- The goo Ver pea iatrujt -ndwn'to'Bnssila. si-i' -vt.i-vSL knd wn .to Hussia. - Onc ot the largest m i ties iifiliookialali a &re.?l vS. O-r- Toronto is to have prison,.44 exclusively forjadies." a; new A yery rielUead initio has been Qisoqyerea SW.u, yaiiter of Genoal 13anks is Tthejelle of; Washington1 this season' ' Knoxviilchas an'old lady 70 ii.ijuAu j years of age who is cutting third set of teeth.; i-j ; : -.. V - The Boys' House . of Refuge was burned in New Orleans on ' Saturday night ' : ' ' : ; ' ' . Galveston iseaid bc the : 5 1-1 "ih TTnt'f otntpa tn .most costly .city, m thcUnited . States to live in. , j. - ; - r u v. w Ned Jarrcti 'at ? Montgomery, Ala., ran against a-bullet,; on' the SStn in- stam, ana sioppeu lucre.--, ; . frequen twen iJ The Now York ''Sun ; nominates for President Lvmati 'Trumbull,! arid for vVice President, Samuel J. Tilden. Caleb Cushing, the American counsel before the Alabama Claims Com mission at Geneva, has sailed tor Europe. Forty-four thousand three hun dred and ninetv-nine years from now : the sun will ourn out, says me juonuuy, ocien-1 ' . .1 1 - A. ' .1 i If lit.. C" I titt. I Yt a nJ no ;a t-oroi.a. ' xt - t tt- AL !n3 SrL !SZ !.2S7-lnS in one place, but changes his spots , con- unuauy. j.iiuj : o.'..-. 1 ; I Louisville id Agitated over a case of beastly drunkenness- io'-'high life, the victim being one of the' most aristo- I TeuiUO a Clflih; it isd,. V -T L.. r.-.kl is arxojuusK "f,; ur ate James Fisk, Jr., for theurqhase. of tueranu Vp : , - 8 an Indianapolis undertaker was taking, the ! measure of r. deceased lany, ne was miermpieu uy empnaiirauy a a verse criticisms irom ine corpse. Kir Walter Seott at Work. - A few years ago I strolled along- the sea shore at St. ' Andrews with Robert Chambers, and heard 'him speak of the days when he sat beside 'Walter Scott in this very room. : I seemed to look into the great man's eyes and hear his happy voice hsI looked into the eyes .and heard the voice tt one who learned from Scott what untiring industry oined to talent can ac - complish. And it was with peculiar in- terest that I read : in Chamber's Journal,- two years ago, tnese woras: . i Know no brighter picture in the history of genius than this-ot Sir Walter Scott sitting down to his morning task dressed in the green j velvet shooting jacket of a Scotch laird, with his books and papers around him on the desk and on the floor, his favorite hound eyeing him from the rug, a couple of spaniels gambolling with his children in iuegarae.n, ana me songs oi uiras pour- ingjin through his half-open window." Scott knew nothing of those feelings of . a 3 3 a " 5 irritation that. make composition a tor- ment to so many men. Bis study was al- ways open to his children no less than to his greyhound, tie never considered their tattle as any disturbance; they went and came as pleased their fancy. He was al- ways ready to answer their questions ; and when they, unconscious how he was" en-1 gaged, entreated him to lay down his pen and tell them a story, he would take them on his knee, repeat a ballad or a legend, kiss them, and set them dowu again to their marbles or nine pins, and resume his labor as it refreshed by the interruption, javen wnen we rememoer tnat ne naa, oy auYice oi uis pujsiui&u, ccascu jiuiu rt Lensthenine the day By stealing a few hours from the night," and learned that it is better to burn day- light from 5 to 0 in the morning, than i ' , m 4. i ' r i r. lamp-llgiib irom xi x o .at uigut, alter Bvron's fashion, it must remain a marvel how be could manage to accomplish so much in a house 'perpetually', full of visi tors, and a; neighborhood where his every step waa waylaid bj'lionVuptei:i'Anpe Bcott states that there 'were on, one occa sion thirteen ladies' maids in the bouse ase;l and JLockbart mentions sixteen nnjuvited gorng1 fast ; ; brains V scarce 4 and wanted ; parties coming in one day.; Cadeil,one ot ceek full supply t: pluck; market bre ; Constable's partners, expressed tq Bcott hearts unsteady, price fluctuating, mostly his wonder that he could write at all. I solid (or caih on delivery.' : V- r.-. know,1' be said, u that you contrive to get . ' a few hours in your Jown room, and that i SPECIAL NOTICE8. : may do for the merepen work, but when f . ... - . . ; is it that you think V ; ' Of,f- said Scott, TT'OSKOO. Thla celebrated Medicine lias "I lie timmalag 1pjpU j&SA&lS&Sl before I get up ; and there's t ho tline Tain . UieLirand Kicfneys to a heakny action, dressing to overhaul my balf-sleepinff, halt-'?toiiftiw 87-lta the . 4r m , " paper perore me it commomy runs' on tv pamIv I "Hpftidjifl 'I often taV aiAate ,ty easuy. . . isewaes, , k onen tase aioze pretty inithe plantations and while Tom marks out a dike or a drain; as I bate directed, one's fancy may be running its ain rigs in some other world." rrotfi the Scott ven- Unary at Edinburgh? by M. U. Conway, tn iiuyer juuy w - --- ? ' ' "il '"' 1 .vv;;,; ,v;;:i':;; vt 7 An Incident At Assembly : One evening last week'while Theodore Thomas's concert OrfeanizatioB i Were per formingr at i Assembly Hall th& following incirtenticbritributed-to the' einjoyfiientot tlioae presenvi M si?' c -..r-i . oenrceoer ana anotner 'atstingnisivea musician were rendering !! most brilliant passage fr6n a celebrated opera;' and the vast audience sat epell-bohnd - listening to the, subdued strains from the full; orcbes' tra, i-whicil.: filled' the? roouH fikeaoli'aW notes watted from afar over moonlit waters'. Every voice was hushed,' and 'the soul of the enraptured listeners floated out upon f tils' .Mi, Af mLlnltfT - TilB. 4 la i"- -. -t A AlJ 1110 m vi'-uttiunjir' trust IUCU- vk UilvtUlC aged gentlensan upon euro fthe front seats waa seea wiwukihij w dis cnair.wir bandanna handkerchief; :". flourished-It -' in the airland applviog it to! his iftceeave l one nasal piast so- iong ana wua mat it TesoUndedthniub-the wholo boneel Tfaa effect waV grand. Tlio swelllaffv cheeks 'spread over their features rDtt ; the "api.l niariiath;.i,niAi "ihAMrfnmsAA irl p.wr n tttku tvuv ntti wn fumuwuMi ( this new aspirant for musical fame was enthusiastic-and deafening. fiien. JJif patch, ii - i , ; . : 4 . i ' 1 r t - - V I HomelblDr about Yonrdf. I Supposing ? jour age .to be fltteen r thenabouts, lean figttrey6u u,p to a d"o.' Vmi lmv 160 bones and 500 iuusc-Tpp voi r -blpmi wtighs'125 p-'mnd r-yovr heart is tire-inches io-length, and three -inches -tn diameterjrit beats seventy times per min ute, 4.200 times per honr, 100,800 per "day nd 30,722.200 per year. At each beat, a little over two-ounces: of blood is -thrown out of it and t each day it .receives and discharges -about seven tons of t hat; won- derful iinid. Your iunss "will contain -a , . , - . . ,21X100' loos-per day. v The -. aggregate surface ol the air cells of yourlugs, supposing them (e8Pra ceeds O.oposquare inches. The weight ot your brain is three ZTe&3mtQ) it wmweigh aboutight ounces more. Your nerves exceed 10,000 in number.' Ypur skin' is: composed of three layers, and varies from one-fourth f to one-eighth of I an . inch- in tn.cKness,. ine area 01 yoursin.isaoout li700 square inches, and you are subjected t , an Atmospheric reisure of - fifteen pounds to the square inch; Each square ich of your skin contains 3,500 sweating tubes or perspiratory pores, each of whicn mott Vn lilronnrt fn a lilftA Hfatntllo Ann. ',,,. Anecdote .of Tls fall. . ,; ;L. ; ,ti A Texas correspondent sends the fol lowing, saying it . has not appeared in print: 'Mr. Louis' T. Wiglallj one of the leading secessionists of Texas and the South', felt, after Lee's surrender, somewhat embarrassed as to his corporeal safety ; in a land then in possession, of his enemies. IT . I .Ii Tl!.l 1 T " 1 . 1 lie leit xicnmona in aisguise, ana iravei- ed on mulebaok, alone, for Texas. Dick Tavlorhad also surrendered, and all the ferries and crossings were in the hands of Federal forees.-Wigfall could pursue & h caun but torisk himselt to bo put across the Mississippi by a detach lient of Union soldier.He was w-ell dis guised. Observing that no allusion was made to himself, and wishing to know, if tirade against the leading Conted- wates, winding up by inquiring what would be done with that scamp Wigtall Lj tte fiboiiId catch Mm, replied they supposed they would hang him. 44 Yes, they; would do exactly right, and I would pul lat one end of the rope T 1 repueu tvigiau, mourning un muie.anu 1 ironing on wesiwara. A Very Safe Safe. I The is an account in a San Francisco paper of a safe - which an ingenious me chanic . constructed and declared to be absolutely burglar proof. ' To convince the incredulous of this fact, be - placed a one thousand dollar bill in j his pocket, had himself locked into the safe, with- an ample supply of provisions, declaring j lie wouldV give the money to the roan, who unfastened the door. All the j blacksmiths, and burglars, and carpen- ters in the state have beeni bu-y for a week boring, and blasting, and beating at the safe, and the man is there vet. He has whispered through the keyhole that hie will make the reward $10,000 it some- j body will only let him out! Fears are I entertained that the whole concern wil I have to be melted down in a blast furnace before h is released, and it is proposed to f . t pass in tnrougn tne Kejnoiej a nre-proot jacket to protect the inventor while the iron is melting. ! J ... - , ... '. A Kentucky editor tells this with a I sober face : . . t ' j "The wild pigeons have a roost at Cal- loway ; it embraces an area of four miles jbng by three wide. The reports we have of the number of pigeons to be found there ot a nicht is incredible. ! The hunt- crs go there and shoot indiscriminately in the dark, then with a lantern they follow the range of the gun, and gather up the dead and wounded pigeons.4 Fifteen to twenty at a shot is usual.. It, is said on good authority that Mr. John McEilratb,. ot Murray ,-killed one hundred and twenty- i iour pigeons at a snot. I 1 The following affecting lines are copied from an English lite insurance pamphlet entitled Things for the Thoughtful." Txr - ! J u . I i nu cousiuer vueui Buggeiiye; " When poor pa died and went to heaven, What Kriet mamma endured ! Bat ah I that grief was Soon assuaged, For pa be w b Insured ; And when ma wenfthere oh how fanny The office paid her all the money.' Market ReDorts. Toncrue it!entv, but ! ne vjoyotisui, (vncuuiaLiaui. f jiver vompiamt, money weaso, itrupuons X 01 the skin. H ervons Prortrauon Ac; baa t tt w Gecotoe a standard remedy. ' U la now prescribed ty poysiciaas. and' recanv - wcuueu uy uur u8b ciuzena, dec7-DAWytriy ent ty.'-.i .'X 1 aw ; . -BATCiiEt,ORs 11 Attt j)iK.':J 4 1( I iThla superb Halt Dye is the DX IH the World jrcriecxiy uariaiess, ueiiame and Instant taneons, Ko disappomtment;o Redicuions Tints, orUppleasani Pdqr. .The genuhie-W A. Batcheaor's flair-Dye produees IMMEDI- ATELT asplendia Black or Naiuiai, Brown. j does not Stain tne 8kln, bat leayea jibe Hair J dleanBoft and JntnL Theonly Safe and - i ceriecii uye boiq oy.aii uruggtstg. Factory r 10 oH-Bu?ee5 ew loitc. 1 ft f feb 7todiyent Tn th 8a,t MISCELLANEOUS! j. Insurance EooitiB i ' : V '.- J:: 4 1 i .v i - - has -removed to thai of. wver .me store or uessers.! Croaly ft I ? - f . ., , - ;r i- r orrts.'Ko: 4 North jVater street1 , . , J0HN WILDER ATBIStfiON, Gen'l Insurance Agent. Carraway & Cleanor. fTTIIE CKRlV A TT.Rrii 4 nrfaftt 1t? ic' httV t. - r - JL.OflerUnr the best lndoeomentfl tonr fr l SSf lit KbUcfienefaUy, fortheir pau - ,"Bd,Ui - order togtve complete satlafkotloa to snempst fasUdloua.; ..-i--' f. , - - . OCX Z9tX "-'" - ' if 1 -AGtlV KEDUCEDl iy eROSS E T f&SC 0 Its established high reputation "and low price make it ihe cheapest fertilizer sold Refer to any one of the numerous planters, who have tried it, for its merits LOCAL LEAF, 8FENCER & CO .2.'.... ........ A: F. BIZZKLIi - - .' J.W.ATCOCK... U. J. SAULS. WOOTEN 4 UKOOtf. ..........sr.:.,..;...-7.rr.;v..T;.;. M. W. JARVI3..... TJPCHUECH .&;P3DD..'...;.t Jan 12-D2mWSmF4m.ent CLEAR. A5D HARMLESS AS .WATER ! NATTANS':- OltYSTAL PISqbVERy FOB .. ' THE IIAIR. : -- f - i, ' ,? - - : - ' ) i -Arthur Kattani-Inventor and Proprietor, A PKCPECTLY CLKAU PBEPARATION In one bottle, as easily applied as water, for restoring Gray ilair to its . natural color and youth ul appearance, to eradicate anl prevent dandruff, to promote the growth or the ilair and atop us falling out. It is xh tirblt HiKLMB arid perfectly free from any poisonous substance, and will therefore take the place of all the dirty and unpleasant prep arations now in use. Kum-rous testimonials have been sent ua rom many of our most prominent citizens. In everything in which the articles now in use are oo,ectlonable. Crys tal Discovery is perfect: It is warranted to o ntaln neither bngar of Lead, 8ulphur or Ni trate ofbilver, it does not soil the clothes or calp, is agreeably perfumed and . makes one of the be ttt dressings for the Hair in use. It restores the color of the Hair "more perfect and uniformly than any other preparation," and always does so In from three to tea days, virtually feeding the roots of the IJalr with all the nourishing qualities necessary to its growth and healthy condition ; it restores the decayed and induces a new growth of the Ilair more positively than anything else. The application of thia wonderful discovery also produces a pleasarit and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair a pleasing appear ance We call especial attention to the fact that a limited number of small trial bottles can be had by those wishing to try it. Yon will nrw tlce that In pursuing this course our aim is to convince by the actual merits of the article. F01 aale&i Wilmington by MclLIIENNY ft WEIGHT, Wholesale and Retail at Proprie tors' rates. , nov s-tf FOLLAK & SON, Uannfactnrers, Importers and DEALERS IN Pipes, Smolert '-Articles ani Cigars. , WHOLESALE, 43 Maiden Lane, RETAIL ONLY ! Gcuninc Meersclianm Goods at 27 JOHN STREET, N. T. Address, for Retail Circulars, Ac, Let ter Box 6846. June22-tf c THE -;' t v . CLIPPORD HOUSE, AND ONLY. ! IIGOM, IN THE CITY. HERE SUPERIOR SEGARS AND BOT TLED LIQUORS can always be had, in connection with that Superior Brand of . -.--v. MICHIGAN. ; CHEWING TOBACCO. , Also,"7 Furnished Rooms, by Day, Week or Month. OCtl6-tf ' J. A. CLIFFORD', PropT. New Store! .New'Goods! GBEEHWALD ;& : COi, 33 Nortri TTater Street, next door to Willard Uros., 7: W H OLI8 A-L E - D I A L R:R. S I N . liquors; WINES, .BRANDIES,' n vt;: f . r. . h. : WHISKEYS, GINS,' AO.,' . . : -: ; : AND ALL, KIN DS OF.ry7r r-; ' ; xia n v jL .jJ t fc-J-s a r3fiv V Which we willoffer to the trade on ! the ntost e are receiving largeeonslgnments of the BEST GOODS IN THE liSuNTRYi - A iwtw iu.m?iw wiujtmg your pur cnases, dec 21-tl v . . i ' The Elarldn SfiaV: ESTABLISHED OVER: aO TEATts: AGO THB:MOST;OPULAR ' JOURNAL 'IN THE Clrculatea among tl, wealthy planters alon i: i . , 4 t the W c; & A. H, , Rdr. Also, . has ; xaany sub- scriDers along the line of tiie W C. A R.R.R The ' Stab pBers Spbciai. lKPucDaurrsto WllKtitaTOH AD-irgRTTftTi; ' ; '; ' .". . 'f It la conceded that no paper in Eaxtern Carolina has a, cetaa,tfoA egnal to that en oyed by the tfjoslfrlk P ' ' ; - ;;; t e ems' e Bit ; : ' ' -McRERALL & STEDMAN; Editors, " : v. aug3ftf ? Marlon C. U., sTc. j. yv, schENCj; jr." A to., ' ; General. Commission , Mercaants i and i; -ji.::y;i- commercial 'Asjentaaivp ,i CORNER DOCK AND WATER 1 STREETS ' ? mimington, jrl d .-.'.:.' Will give prompt and personal attention to ! ' ; thesaleorshlpmenVot V ; v 'NATALTbRS; JUNIPER STAVES 'and all I 1 J.'A-L-I.-lL l- j ' 11' " V1 v L 'f ? UNTaxKWJDucEjfte., Ac Oiders for sale or prodocer 'purchase' of uoooarnibe promptly att ended to, and to the best advantage to bur enstomers. -. cdeo 2tf PRn ICU3 - 'DEDUCED i m S t' at e A g e nit s ' AGENTS : Eocklnghnm, .Ltlearflu ....... Black Crx. Wilson. ..........Ealeigii. J: F; eueckeet; ; MASbNIC HALL, o 1 MUSI! Jnst.recelvedrThe GEO. WOODS & CO.'S PARLOR ASD '; VESTBT ORGANS I 3?HESl1 ORGANS 'AVE BEEN 8UBJKCT ED to the Inspection and criticism of many organists and musicians of prominence. They have won from them unanimously and nnre-' served ly the most enthusiastic encomiums. . Call, II ear and See Them! THEY.- ARB PRE-EM1NKNT FOR THEIR CHARMING OLO STOPS, BEAUTY AND PURITY OF TONE, ELK- GANt DEi-IQN ANDTIMSH. IN FACT THEY SUU- PASS ANY ORGAN Heretofore known cr introduced In this city. WEBER'S FAMOUS PIANOS, MILLER Sc CO.'S STAN HARD PIANOS. Call, try and examine them. t(t 47 All Pianos Warranted for Five Years. f ; Pianos Tuned, , Repaired, Moved, Ac A choice selection of Sheet Music on nana. ' WrzjcnrGTOV, N. C. J. F. RUECKERT, jan25-tf ; . PIANOS! ORGANS! NO. 435 : BROOME STREET BROAD WA T. N. T. SEAB C. M. Tremaine & Bro,, ' MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS Dt PIANO FORTES. AND AGENTS FOR THE Burdett Combination Organ, CONTAINING Croater & BMeJMef ImpeMts, Greatest Success of the Age! fTlHE disagreeable reedy tone entirely over X come in this instrument. The verdict is unanimous. We challenge the World to equal ic! Our new scale medium-sized 7 ectave PIANO FORTES are now ready, at low price for cash. The New York Jndepeddent of Sept 16th, ayi Of the BURDETT ORGAN : It Is by far the most perfect reed instru ment we have ever seen." Tbe Christian leader of Oct. 2d, s&ys : We had no idea that a reed instrument could be brought to such perfection." . The pi ess and public everywhere who hare had an opportunity of listening to its betaUj ful strains, not only give it their unqualified approval, but unhesitatingly concede that it stands without a rival. The great increase in the sale of our instru menta, has enabled ua to reduce our prices ror . FIK8T-CIAS8 PIANOS from ten to twenty-live par cent, less than any other house (offering the same class oilastrn. ments) in the United States. . v While we act upon the maxim of ,q sales and small profits," we maae it, at tn same time, a special object, t furmim our customers with lntruments in no wsylnienor to the . , Scot in the Market. EYEBT INSTRUMENT FULLY GtAB ' ': ANTEEJD JTOB SX TEARS. Many families have hada desire W obtag Piano, but could not affofdto pay the ewe a profit of from $100 to. f3u6, neither wish to purchase a cheap made instrusca'j that wOuld cost more to keep in wpatttnan" is worth, henoe a large class of our mi1?Y Ing people Jiayftbeea obliged to do wltwot -1 w " a j-iitAra Piano Portes from 275 to $950. Second-hand1 H.OUO.. ... y. - 1 i PRICE LIST SENT TO ANY ADDBJS. M C. M. TRIMAIN . iJnneSArtf' W. B. TRgMAXNJ CHEAPEE THAN EVER ! Pine Parlor and Chamber Sew jifi PRICES BJSDUCE T Crartt a Cowan. Urates and twenty tiibcks i ? . " ASSORTED CROCKERT, 'put tJP expressly tor retailebs. OY" boxes or tomblers, chbapi v : than ever sold in the mark Bacon !: Bacon ! 100,000 LBS. SHOULDERS tndSlDBS, Forsaleby tune M-tf -.. .WnxARD BROS D. J; Gilbert, (Late of the Clarendon Bar and Oyster 8alon HAS removed to Na 1gJ??'BaU next door below dw& husine where he wlU continue the fuon, : and hope, by promptpersoDai att -3 receive the patronage heretofore Tt)1es him. He also ha two good "f!S,ed for sale er rent- which can P?l x tow for cash, with aU their fixtures. nov 10-Sm I
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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