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jkUSC TTHTi A NEQU8. t;
1IIS 0 K T J i A NQ US. .
1I1S CELL AliEO D S.-'
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v
V, Sunday, Auu.it IS, 1872.
JTtALII 7irI1 ESEC1L BALKS.
wiw England Will iva Large Gains
i r Greeley--Tlie .YI:ory in Nortb
. Aims-Xrinmp'a of tlio
liberal
'- ttieke Assured.
i ; a reporter met General II. P. Banks- in
jreW York on Monday evening. General
, s i jjaoks 5 aod the- Hon, ; Horatio ,' Seymour
'- "were engaged in a pleasant conversation.
f kf ffuo pectaclo of thosa two ;yeterans,sb
V " lately J antagonistic - on ;i; political issues,
quietly comparing botes on the same side
of the contest, was ; highly Bignificant 61
: what -the Grantites may expect -in. the
oresent, campaign. rcv v -V,
The reporter inquired as to the political
X' .uuation iti Massachusetts.";- : " v r .
r General Banks, ; I am n6t able to speak
T from observation, as I have been' absent
frcro'the State a great deal of late.' i rv
' Repoi ter.. Is Greeley likely - to gain in
1 the State? "v v -:
n General Banks. Very largely but -to
what extent I cannot state. : , .
. Reporter.-" What is likely td be the re
sult io the othef New England States? ., .
General Banks. . I arn not able to state f
anv degrce.of certainty. We will
make gains everywhere, -and there is no
telling how extensive they may be..;;-
"Reoorter.: Alow about Maine ?
General Banks. " We will make large
gains in Maine on Congressmen and on the
v rinvernor's vote. I do not say that we will
4 rarrv it, nor do I say that we will lose it.
. . J J XT TT- i: J
' - la (Jonnecucut auu iicw xxampsuire every
f thing looks as favorable as we could wisb.!
. Reporter. I notice; "General, that your
V - Jate political associates express a poor opin
' " ion oi you since your letter declaring for
Mr. Greeley. -- - ; ;. ;
" ' General Banks. I ain told so. ;1 have
'not looked at; thevpapers .myselts It
might be expected, however. : .A ' '
' -; Reporter. '. In what light do. you regard
the election in North Carolina ? v
General Baoks. I look upon it? as a com
r plete : victory. , Had the -administration
r carried it by ten or twenty thousand jna
joritjthey might have had some hope;
but as it is all is up with them. . They
( might as well give it up. . - s ;
Reporter. Then you a-e sanguine of
Mr Greeley's election ;' ';
General Banks. . Undoubtedly I am.
There is nothing to prevent and everything
, - to make it certain. I do not entertain the
. slightest doubt of Mr. Greeley's triumph-
ant election;., ' ' :: ' -''5; ' r-slyi ,V '.
' General Banks goes to Maine in a short
time to stump the State lor Greeley and
Brown By invitation he will address the
'' merchants in Wall street before he leaves
the city, prqbablxtovmorrpw or Thursday
" afternoon, v.i- ;.. '';;.!'
- Deatn of SffsJor.T. J. Randelpb.'
; ; f A' letter to the IUchmond Enquirerfrom
' ' 'near Hawk's Nest, W. . Virginia, oa the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, gives the
tollowing particulars ot the death of Man
; jbr Randolph a brief notice of which has
already been published : vi 1 t
5 ''Majorr Tbos., J.Bandolph; Jr., was
killed on the 8th inst.j by a powder blast,
some three, or r four miles above tbis
point.1 ' It seems that the : foreman had
' charged some holes and fired the fuse and
leltthe pit" in -'order; to' protect himself
aad hands from the blast. Just then Maj.
-' Randolph approached the pit from an op
posite directionand seeing the pit empty
jind the, smoke ascending from -the iuse,
turned to run, but was too late; for just
. .,J,hen the powder . exploded, - and a rock
v struck him on the back, throwing him
some fifty ,F feet forward, falling with his
face.oa tragments of -rock."-1 ' " 1
Tlio Jfortli Carolina Election.
A letter, from Washington in the Balti
more Sun says:' ,'t ; -
Mr. Goodloe, of ITorth Carolina, a mem
ber of t6e rXiberal . National ' Committee,
arriyed hero to-day., .He isaya that there
is no doubt but that the 1 Legislature will
award the itubernatorial chair.to Mr.'Mer -
rimon at its meeting on tho third Monday
.in. November, as evidence of fraud and
illegal voting sufficient has been collected
to destroy Caldwell's alleged majority; He
Btatcs that numbers of colored men from
other States1 were registered and voted
like cattle," and that they came 11 in the
State via the Dismal Swamp canal. It is
openly charged here that the Board of
Public Works, of this District sent 900
colored "repeaters" to vote iri the recent
, Tiorth Carolina election. -
Bratal Murder of a Woman
. J .' . sonrl. -
In
axis-
On Saturday night Andrew King, John
Johnson and lloward Johnson went to the
saloon of Ira. Martha J. Blackwood, in
Scottsville, Sullivan cpunty, Mo., and de
manded oysters. She refused; whereupon
they threatened to kill heir, 'and stated that
they had como' there "for that purpose.
They then opened the door, and as she
Btepped in the doorway was struck in the
temple with a rock and knocked insen
sible. She died in two hours. . King was
arrested. "but . the 'others '.have' not been
captorcd. Mrs. Blackwood was connected
with some families, in .Virginia "and with
prominent people, in Sullivan county. ,
. "k " ' " ; . ..:.':;:
;Tlie KatlonaU'eaco IXennion.V; :
" A national peace reunion is to: oe neiaj
ot September, and promises .tol'be a large
and enthusiastic gathering;; iThe meetlpg
will be hhder the auspices 0f a committee
of citizens, who have extended a cordial
invitation tp tha Liberal Republicans and
Democrats ot the' whole -country, ot the
Korth, the South, the East land the West,
to be., preccat upca the occasion Keri
tuckj, always striving to.allay the" passions
of disunion, now invites her 'Bister, States,
without' regard ? to ' sectional feelings, to
lltl U. A ' V. n .i.A?A.AlS I. MM1 . 4- A AAlAKrofA
within 'i, Ka thA tnwn AfahnVhterl
Jy. 'She feels how wicked a thins: lt'XlV; m: T?"vi V 7. p E
t'r party purposes.vto " attempt to keep i ; 'r . .,
at war n rpnnl Innorlnff for neace." .
w u f a, b, m ' - v'
.. . -
1 A-rfnnwVkftl 1 - ri' tV aw" liftrise" in
Worcester, Mas3.; rings continuously, and
uuuuuy puiis it. ine wire .nas ueeuuu,
, tod. it .makes no difference. ;';The t people
"Who take hold of the wire receive electn
; cal shocks.' : ' .- 'x -'J- " I' j
' It you' will loo!: ' into'.. tHo
Grant -organs you will Cad that all -"our
colored fellov-citizcrrl ere for Grantt and
all tho "ni--ua" for Greeley; -' : ;,; ; "
.-' ..;-r'DonM"3 Gr-rcM received only
$30 for lm 'iJlac!;-l: .1 T " V' tllD nost
'Popular nautical drar 7;: rrciuccd
apoathgEc-li-V ... -y ,
-i-J
Th Best Mail.
i
COOPERS'. TOdlJB, THE BEST QUALITY
at. -..:w.:. v-;L-;w. 'JACOBia.-.t
Blacke!hiths, Tools, ,
. - v.": -;.,.m' -''-''
vMachiniislroolsx
tin . 1
; Turpentine Tools. I
" ; rv.; I
V: i LOWEST V JfKIOES, i
At; JacQbi's; -; Hardware JDejjot;.
PAINTS, -OlliS; GLASS,
;V -w J v
Varnisliea,; Ac.,;v at Jacobin
Doors, Sashes and Blinds. - .
i ; : ; , i ;,AmvT I padti4:
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
assortment la&qe and1 complete
ousts, pistols. '- ; '
;'' . . ASiaicjJITION, , .i ' .; '
'--.-I-At . N. ' j'ACOBA's-:' :'-. '. V'
, may 12-tf J ' . 9 Market St. .
SUMMER DRESS GOODS!
THE GREATEST BABGAJNS IN
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Ever Offered In tlie City.
. -": -':, ' WEILL.
wear.
We make a specialty of Goods for Boys.
V ; ' WEILL.
Parasols and Corsets.
1,000 Assorted Corsets, Parasols and Ladies
Umbrellas Every style. . B. WEILL.
White Goods.
The best Stock of White Goods in the city
eluding 100 pairs White Plqne-wycheap
Hpsierys
.... j, - . ?r
-:. "
v Examine on
Hose.-
apri!23-tf v
Stock of Ladles and Gents:
B. WEILL.
' : JUST ABRIVED :
.; iiiEsn POT A TO E B ,
; -v , : ; Fresh Ground Flour,
Bacon Sides and Shoulders, Pork,
Sjrup, Sogar-Uared ilams, ,
AND EVERY THING IN THE
GROCEEY LINE;
Which we will sell Low to the Trade. '
, . B1NFORD, CROW A CO., -
Soutii Water Street
aug 11-tf DAW
The American Life
INSURANCE COfilPANY
r"VF PHILADELPHIA ASSETS 13,838,865
t f an old. honorable and reliable instltutien:
. : " '
-.SECOND TO NONE IN THE COUNTRY.
, "
y- Policies Non-ForleItabIe -
J . . - . " . ' , . ji '.,'
And insurance on all approved plans. After
a successful career of nearly , a quarter of a
1 Century, it has $1.22.66 oi realized assets for
AMrv dollar ot liability.
. . . J.OHN W. GORDON, j
- Agent. Wilmington,
. : Cot. St. Cuib DBisisa, Gen'I Agent. ;
,4 one iO-XS
0 - ' -
STREET RAILWAY! .
Hereafter, during the sumjier
MONTHS, the Street Cars will only run from
6 AM..untH9J4 A. M., from 12 M. until 5 P.
M., and from 4 P.M. until & P; M.
.. i,.ifM(M nonoi . . '
1DB VIUO VT All lllO b.bUU Aliuua.m ....... j .
-1
w wwnv Wir WTlt .
xAAicixi n.xxxx,
.July 20-tf
Proprietors
. ..
rflATT" 'i -
nlllMlt )
J. & H.i iSAlISOlI,
, wholbsaus aw aaxAii. nutaaw
'B2-li2i:JJt Ttrtni
VajVA 1 vJ.v . v- ; '
'Motions. Boots: Shoes. Hats, &C.j
, , : . f.,f f,-,
.:ri UC 43; MarUef Street,
jnlylo-tX -' :
- . ttWa ITTwiTrowov
H I G S C H 0 0 L ,
near aMheks! coubt house ta.
V-v inrTCTm enmhinftd advantasreS incompar
vJ able with those Of any other School in, I
Virginia. . Special arrangements niay 1
by which the usual expenses may be reduced
nearly one-half ' ' ? . - r j
. For' pamphlet, gtVlng'.Tnu:parv
dress . . : H. A.Trrauiii, j
.it nw " V - principalis
jP7xOJ;l':E R X-A H
: a i DOUBLE JiliAttllO ;
' I rrrTTjw AilATtAd Peris are lncreasingvery
- I S K UAAawU w-wa.- . a
J I . JL rapiuij m "a oTi: Knllah
Sit. .i .rAfumoni for their elasticity, du-
andevennessof .Forsaleevery.
rorthe ebnveniance of those who may
oh 4a . nTn wa will send a Sample Card.
containing allofthe 15 numbers, by mail, on
receipt of 23 cents. v K ' -,r -!;. 1 '
IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR 4V CO A
12s and 143 Grand Street, N. Y.
- augr6-2t ent c-.- .-.v. j - - , .-.
EaconrBaconfl
-. ..-.-11. . ' .-
w w -.'V"v and smzs."' !
f ; iTETv: ABVi:::TiaEiiENTs.,
OL.r.iTT; 7nd c JHiiencia TE
STXIJUTi:. rctr XlnYen, Conn.: Pre
paratory to College, Business, Scientific
Schools. U. B. Military and Naval -Academies.
Kail sefic' .n. f h tpt. hpffln Rent. 13. For
Catalogue, address Gen. WM. D. KUS3ELL
; TIRGIHIi FEIIALE .SEII11I1RY, -f
nine acres. Pnpilg trom. 1? States. Tbe Course I
' and salnbriona."--TeiTO9 moderate. AodIv for I
circulars to B. H.-" PHLLLIP, PjrlncipaL or
W, H. TAM3, Bec'y, fctaunton, Vft.,. . "! - .
-sH
CAUPAIffHGO 0 D S FOHs 1872.
Agents wanted for ontCampalirn GoOdsi Sell
time. 8enct at-ojaeor Descriptive Circulars
and Price Lists of our Fine Steel Engravings
ui wax we lyanuiua. 3, campaign, asiograpjiies
unana, jrnoiograpus, uaace. pins, jriasrs anc
eve
erythinir
utea so i
is. -Ten DoUartH
r day easily made. Full . samples snt for
iow, New York.
. - r -
Ad dress -AIookb .-A-tiooDSPKaD, 87 Park
p. -t
a Trrn:.u.: :tt4. HI
4? -: : WegtOnJtot . & C0fi
f-APjpSTjmS.b
For lnsolvenls and Bankrupts,
110 LEONARD sT.j Etr; TonnL :
Eeferences of highest character.7 Send J
lor Circular.
$300 70 S5Q0 &
ed. Address EEIE 8 E WING JIACti
Month."
nU want
H1NECO.
Buffalo, N. Y., or Chicago, UL. ,
HOME!
'FOB 'iLI Best business ever
' offered agents. Address
j. csuwisixi, jxraisvuue, ny.
AGENTS Wanted. A gents, make more1
money at woric tor us tnan 1 at an
else; Business light and permanent. Partic
ulars free. G. 8TINSOK & CO., Tine 'Art
.ruDiisners, roruana. me.. . -.. 1
it 1 o PiAro co., jr.
-J"
Ho Agents. tCircnlars free.u
Wben the Blood rushes with- rockei-
like violence to the head, causing hot flushes,
verthro and dimness 01 sight, it is a certain
slgnvthat a mild, salubriou, eooliDg and-
eqmuizmg laxative is required, ana lak-
rant's ErrsBVBSoxrr Sbltzkb apxbiskt
should be at once resorted to. r
S SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. : V
: $1,000 REWARD4
for any case of Blind, Bleeding, Itching or
Ulcerated Piles thati Da Bnra's P11.H . Bxscxdt
fails to cure. It Is prepared expressly to cure
the Piles, and nothing else. old by all Drug
gists, Price, $1 00. i -Ifi July 19-4 w
MlSQETiL A "NEOUS.
S 8AWER'S IMPROVED
C 0' T T O N G I N S,
TlTB. 1?. G. SAWTEB presents his Im- j
iU. proved cotton Gin to tne puonc this
summer under a firm persuasion that he has
at last attained the -. ... ;
and that this Gin accomplishes every thing
practicable to a Saw Gin, with the greatest
possible ease, economy and rapidity. His im
proved riDS ana rou oax . maintain a peneci
circle for the roll, so that it is impossible to
break it, crowa the oxes as .you wiu. in an
attemDt to do so. Tne roll box, adjustable
both at top and bottom, enables the operator.
to bring the riDs to any angle witn, or position
in relation to the saws he desires, so as to in
crease or diminish at pleasure the depth of
the operating surface or the saws in tne roil,
and thus make t be machine gin faster or
slower, with cleaner or fouler seed, and with
more or less regard, to the length of . staple.'
We saw a new Gin lnoperaUon, which had
"X JL"Z k o.an7
n:
se
uvw T u y rm.m -' - f ' "
i oHoorai immn,Tiiiiiiia Mania nniiai from
showed by comparing tne staple pnnea rroin
the seed by the fingers with that produced by
the Gin, that the natural length of the fibre
had not been diminished at ail iu the process
of arinniue. This Is. of course, the best per
formance of which any . Gin Is capable. The
cotton in this case was very dry. and it is
doubtful whether so perfect a result could be
attained with green cotton. But sawyer
staked his reputation - upon producing the
fta.ma result with srreen cotton. The Gin has
also some other Improvements in the run-
ning gear, which we have not space to menr
tlen.-Macoa Telegraph and Messenger,.May
KoreV- ' 4 MURRAY & CO,I
mn Rnn ni nHBunror. r m ftv
J uly 'za-zm
.Agents, Wilmington
Kentucky TJniyergity.
ASHLAND, v - ; ; -
The Hoine of Henry Clay. ',
r ...
XRAWSTTtVANIA.
. . . . ii. t
SITE3 or the VARIOUS COLLEGES.'
xn
UVE Colleges in operation, with 80 Profes
a -.a wit-h a -PTfkB-
II sors and instructors ana suv Diuaents.
sors ana instructors ana ' wwiptauenai.
r. nmil imf ATmAd -20 tier imnnmii
- I jvuimv jkvwh w-w. i ; " , '
S
Boardtagfromto$5per week. Students 0t
theAgricturaland
ei
defray a-portion of their expenses by labor on
the farm or in the shops, sessions begin 2nd
Monday in September. Tor Catalogues or
nthflr information. address i.
sntemoer. jror catalogues or
other informal
aug Win p&Wji4i Lexington, Ky.
J. 15. iiun Jiarti Aecub, -)
J. JB. MATTISOIV ' v
' M w , . T A n rr a w -r
;Ti 5rTt."T rrTr--j-
i
IXexnlocli Sole XVsatber, JQucnps, Ay re
Sole Jjeatner, vauivrnM oo
. . ;Xatner, Orinoco Sole -
leather. 0 W- -
Oak Sols Lsathbs, Oak Rough Lbathzb, j
snpn.rrSTlAmt and TANNXEDS' OH
-a 34 SDrnc"
itret, New Ydrls.
Liberal Advances made on Consignment
julylS-6mos ' '".v''.;, - ; : 1
Sale of the
i
r
A ' M IT flTl TWl IT ' fl urii.iM 1
1 JW WHHY'rKK.IAfl ftPWHIHUfU. AAAlyAIAUT
T. I
I . . .
r PJUESStXXlia. JtlAA U AAAJa.
'Q neretofore postponed,Srin
I take place at the Court House door in Fay-
ottbviiih. iiia iiiin a.uo. ixoim nw w vv
' The property will be Boia on a crean 01 six
months; purchaser will be required to give
notes, with approved security, bearing Inter-
OSEPAWORTH J
v ' ; J Admr of Rev. 3, M. Sherwood, r
hrTftyttayfflo.- July r7-tZ3Aug , .
rBiittortJxetpIiorpi
tt"j.-. . . -- ..
1 C TUC3 BUTTI
0 Boxes Candy,
TUXS BUTTER, .103 Bbls , crackersv ,1C0
5.4'.
1 V '
TOT CHS DT i -
augll-U
'V-, ' "-r- : s 4 -!- -'
Orders; Solicited v
1 fev-vjji' if11
.s
v Uoder the 20 cent tax
rf
BY " D.JPIOOXT, . 7S
..: -. : i
. ' T -' j . r-
IWilmingtoijN.fCL
rJnlyMf
1 1 - . ' ' r5' - H V i ! ' -TJnecially.Sf ho iave become the' victims of i lnlducoln County, Georgia, on which are ths . I ;
IVmTD(10TKlTO' finTlnmPnTQI iir VPpT7iQi''l Kr.!TtwVtf...hji.fe dreadful and destructive I well known MairruderUold and Conner lllnM.' . v
uuiiiuiujiauj iAunauiuiiuu . uLiiiiiuu- t -rr :iA -.v, nniTraiv i ttt. . "j77a . .- v .
-TT T. Tknaltlmlir taVn nine on tiA first
lJ Tt WlUrS-lxaltea
1 ttrv MoVAfa-nnt Wsold th :
Ln?oSdrelv5d wSlS dLtated7n
. IU I HI 1. . . . ' . - ' . . . ' - . . T ,
proportions named, 1-the Circulars .between
T-H JE? PJt J Z b S
And the necessary expenses. " The portion to
be distributed will be appropriated nrsc to
the Money Prizes; then to the Keal Estate,
aod lastly, to the Shares In Cotton. - 1 ,
, iHaxNALYSIS OTHTfi SCHEME, jr ''"T
$100,00020 per cent, allowed Agents.-
60.00010 . State Agents.
60,00010 Vif-".-. ' for contingent ex
pen sea.
ns
130,1
,0000-
wnerspriceof 9 Heal Estate Prizes.
100)00 The r,7 Priies in Currency.
20,000 The 244 Prizes in Cotton.
. ' r-lJ4so,ooo profits to be devoted to the
'Monument.' ' ..;.. ' :
'' The price in currency: will be substituted
'for any Beal Estate Prize, withdrawn on ao
causa.
- Agents' west of the Mtsaissippi top- tneir
Bales on tneistu oi wovemDer. , jtiast 01 mat
State Aeents are required to be present ei-1
therin person or by legally pointed Attor-
neys at the Distribution. - - ,
General Agents.
; Augusta, Ga.
:maVfdosS.
A DOZEN REASONS "Ea
. 1 WBT TBI -i'
ii
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M
A.N U
r a c t:u red b y
Perry Davis & Son;
.JGE BEST paiflC y,Jf
OF THIS AGE.
ND WHY IT SHOULD BE KEPT AJ
ways near at.h&na: , v, :.' - ,
-4st. PAIN-KILLER is the most certain Chol
era cure that medical science has produced- 1
pATW.KiTXEE.as a DiarrhcBa and Bys
entery remedy, is unequal ed. It seldom if ever
fails. ... vv , .. ,; .
srd. PAliT-KlL.IilR will , cure cramps or
Pains in any part of the system. A single dose
1th. PAIN-KILLER Will CUre Dyspepsia ana I
Indigestion, Uusedaooerdlng to directions, I
. - ? . ai tv; "2 J.r I
8 M; PAIN-KILLER IX.analmOst never tail? I
ingure for Sudden Udds, coughs, ac. ; . i 1
I eth.PAntKlIJLER.liaa proved Itself a Sov-1
f, etn. xi
i o -rr - "ri rw ; i
I JkMlffn KATIIflllv IilT V F. 1 UIU AKUDi CUft VUU4 I
rever . it has cured the most obstinate cases. 1
xeJt ft T8" rr" r - - . tVc- i I
I i PAIN-KILLER as a liniment is unequal-
1 d.,Tr01. front Bites. Chilblains, Burns, A;uts,
Bruises, Sprains. Ac.
Zlno Physician candamore
. " T ,
i j , v a . 4 ;
tnan it.
8th. PAIN-KILLER has cured cases of Rheu
matism and Neuralgia after years standing.
9th. PATN-KJXEEB will destroy Boils, Fet
I nnaTwiiitlows. Old 8ores and Swelled Joints, I
Hvlngreliel from Pain after the first appuc
1 t. , 1
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A TUT T7"TT T TT vnrfla TTQOrlaVA "rTrWtri.
. r1! t!" i 4 - 2ivXr? yf th
body- :-trr;: '. 1 . ' I
11th PAINKILLER will save you astys or
sickness and many a Dollar iu time and Doc-
tor Bil ' ?4V v'VT.i-,
rPrfzZb: if '
nut, -o a tv trTT.T.irT ia . tmrfilv 'veeretable
-preparation, safe to keep and to use in every
famiiy. The simplicity attending its use, to-"
getherwtth the great ranety ox eeasesjtnaj
may De enureryvraaicaeuDy iu,aiu.
J . rvz. r j ha olio-
, a. ak-bMiw tnamaa vao-wiT.n
f lnjWaluaDle remedy . and to keepr it; always
near at hand." 4 rii t ' - m 4 $
1 to tt, . waw ti .
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'a ' " Ifir: Avr- ww:
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-v,?inf;i. h'rn:f:!PJL. .
i- - i
.twtrcMHBiTd.ir iidueed-ta-buy the
many worthless Nostrums offered by unprin
cipled men traveling wxuugxi uio wuuuj .. . i
Be sure aid buy the giume.very t)rug,
... . ;
gist, and nearly every J? JT
arocerioiruBm,Hw -7. !;V7.
FOR SALE BY
WILMINGTON, N. C
July 5-YVZna vj V, ' n :--.r i i
.1
PIA1I0S
Awn ' ; .
8Ai.Es Room:
MASONIC' If AliTty
WILMINGTON .
Pianos nd Organs,''
all styles and prices.'
0EGAITS.
nine ana renairinK uon
omy complete musical
""r1
establishment m xt.
je 5-tf
Holaflflea and
650 HEEDS.
; Iluccovadd Ilolasses
AND
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; S.H.,SYltuP
if lvt...l . S--
for sale very low by. r: , v ;;
Ts
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WTLLAXD BBOS.
Bieol
amount of pain and suilermg that cm
- tttoouffh its use. make it imperative tremities, progteSftliig wltefrigktrapiditWii
1 DM 0 0 LSa lnE"RICxi'j
A. v v v v .
TTaLLaSD BROS.
PhTRiMRnAf thia rubral! Institntioiu dis- rv
rope, via s isoigiana, Tanca eis r
the certain, soeedv.- Bleasant and effec
i t i a
remedy in tixojworid for all excesses or at uses I
Weakness of tae" Back or Limbs, Strictures,
Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder, lnvolnn
tary Discharges, lmpotency, General Debility,"
KervousnesSf Dyspepsia, ' languor, sLow
Snrrltfl. coniasifia or laeas. iaipitauon oi uxe
Heart, Timidity Trembling, Dimness. of Sight
or ttiidainess. xiiaease . oi in iieaa, ' ixvoat,
iJose or Skinf Affections of the tiver .ungs,
Stomach or Bowels those terriblfe Disorders
ari&ingixom Solitary UablU of Youth bbcjuct ;
unrf Rniitarv nracticea more ratal to their vic
tims than the song of the Syrens to th lla
riners of Ulysses, o lighting, their most bril-i
Uant hopes or antlcipa?ions,T renaerxng marr
grave tnousanus OI yuuiiK men ui iuo uub
talents and7riljWt: lntUect, who
Senates-with the thunders 01 eloquence, or i
waked to esW the living lyre, may call L
c . . - . . . I
j th full coimaonce.
MElAQE,
Married persons, or Young Men contemplat-1
'ing marriage,' aware of Physical Weakness, j
ixia of Procxeative Power (Lm potency ), Kef 1
vous Excitability, PalpitatiCn,.Organic V eak
ness. Nervous Debility, or any othex.Djsq.uall-
Acatlon, speedily relieved. - - . - :
-: ha who risx.fca himself under the care of Dr.
J. may reugiou8ly confide in his' honor as a 1
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his afciU J
as a physician, - j x - ; .1
n ru attic WKAffN ESS ' l
Immediately Cured and lull Vigor Restored,
This distrcssmg Affection which renders
life miserable ana marriage impossible is the
penalty paid by the victims 01 improper in-,
dulgences. Young persona arc too apt to com-
mit excesses from not belog aware of the
dreadful conseouences that may ensued Now.
who thatunderstands this subject will pretend
to deny that the power of procreation Is lost j
sooner by those tailing into improper nabits I
than hv the nrudantt , Besides being aeprivea
Zl V no lthTT rvtturri ti or r.rtM wiABt
Dody and miiici arisen ino systeui uwwaucw
PhTsicai and Mental functions
""i r(a .pwvmtiTn power. Nar-
;Vf can.vuvvt vwv v
yyuyj
jSf3W -VtSfflSSs Frme. CouSHI Con-
W'l-SKRfloTT Decay and Death, w , .!
r v;- ACUlilii SPJSIUJIIjX vy a. tt a x jcy.-i
Travn TntTiea In healthV bV Unlearned Pre- I a.
t.ftndrs wnOen them trifliug month, alter
month, takingpoisonous and injurious com-
pounds, should apply immediately. U -
t -: . -.fi. : A . DR. JOIINSTON, ,
Member of the' Royal COUege of Surgeons,
London, Graduate of one ot the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the pest
nan f whose life has been spent in the hos
pitals of .London, Paris, Philadelphia and else
whare, has effected some .of the- most ; aston
ishing cures that were ever known; many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarm
Mi at mri dun sounds, bashf ulness. with fre?
)quent blushing, attended sometimes with de
rangement 01 ininu, were viuu uiuuooukuji.
' . -j TAK PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr.' J. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and soli
tary habits, which ruin both body and i mind,
nnnttiner them for either business, study, so
ciety or marriage; .
'Xnese are soma ui uw
melancholy f- I
fecta produced by the earthly habits of youthr
viz : weakness'of the Back and, Limbs, Pains
in the Head, Dimness oi Sight, Loss of Mus
eulan Power, Palpitation of the Heart, Dys-
pepsia, Nervous UrltaDiuty, uerangemeni ox
the Digestive functions, General Debility,
syntptoHis 01 voii8uiupixoiju . .
jnN TaLxjY. i-The fearful effects . on - the
mind are much to be dreaded. Los of Mem-
are
fcnma of the evils produced.
' Thousands of persons of all ages can now
Jude what' Is the use of their declining
hcnur.h. losinsr their viKOr. becomiug weak,
Eale, nervous and emaciated, having a singu
x appearance about the eyes, cough and
svm-otoms of Consumption, -rU "
. -. . . .- YOUNG MEN -
Who have inlured themselves by a certain
rtroAt.iftA. indulged In when aione, a xvaDit ire-
auently learned from: evil companions or at
nfti .hftfrecta of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and if not nred renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
rriage impossible, ana aestroys coin xnuau i
and body, should .apply immeaiaiiery.- 1
nraiTitr. th Tiride ef his DlxeatS. ShOUldi
itnalhedltmaUproepectsandenjoyment
of uto by the consequence of deviating Urom l
hathof nature, and indulging in acertain f
secret habit.- Such persons must, belore. con-
tempiating
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Jienect tnat a sowiy. uivxu. -r,
most necessary requisites to promote connu.
. - i - . m.
nfloif. tiiAtft souna miaa ana oouy.ar. WW
bial -toppiness. OMimawatrvM
journey through life beoomea weary Pilgrim-
age, the prospect hourly darkens to the 1 vJ
the mtod becomes shadowed with despair,
ailed wlth the melancholy reflection that
,ana
the
Vianriineasof another is
whim tne mlssmlded i
a ii.oim fin da he nas
this painful disease, it too oiten nappens vnat 1
this painful disease, it too often happens that
ianiU - Umea B9nseoi snaine ur uj.cu,u 01 u. r
AMAiMf!! rTATArq nim. iFuiu auuiviuie aaiv luubd 1 .
covery deters hinvirom applying to, those
who, from education and respectability, can
I mnTnt and desiarning pretenders, who,
K1IIUH I ' "
jSpapie ot curing, rUch ilia pecuniaiy su 1..
stanct keep t'
or as long as tne Bi?"ir S3c , rTtv?
and in despair leave him with ruined health
to sigh over his galling disappointment; orf
bytihe use of that deadly poison, Mercury,
nama tna constitutional-symptoms of this
I horrid disease, to make their appearance,sneh 'a
r w nitrated sore tnroat,
mma .rn'.
1 01 wgufc, ucnuirao,
I v,i hmthM An th head, face and er-
- 1 1 aar. t
bones of the
nfiM fall in. and xhe victim of
this awmi oi
iispas becomes a horrid object of
commiseration till death puts a period to his
dreadful suffering, by sending .him to that
S?ritSntKilm WlTr.
nT?Suct laSSfe Dr. Johnston oiTers the
mSsVctain, speedy, pleasant and effectual
remedy iu tne woriu. - - . . , ;
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xtALTIMOKE, MABYLAHD,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a
tow MiisirH iruLU Lixxa iaii
lew doors irora tne comer. - au nub w uu-
l serve and mber.
name and riumbers. r- t tv!7 1
Ho lettersrooeived unless postpaid and
Xin,
psoWwriting should state age. and sendla
na writrna snouia state age, anu senu
portion QC advertenwcni describing vmp -
tomsJ 'f "ITi: V."l '
, The IX)Ctor'S xh.itXaJ.bxa nangs iu am wuco.
- ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
i xnjB many uiuwhumx ii viuo Mwuuur
ment witnin uuu iub mouiy, jrwusi &uu uk
lmnertant surtrlcal oneratlona per
formed by Dr. Johnson, witnessed by the Rep-.
resentauves or tne ness ana many otners.
notices of. which v.hav appeared -again and
before the pabllfc besides his jstandh
aarr'OMiono'r and Responsibility, is
nding
a
arautee to the amicteo.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDAx.X tU&AU.
marl2-lyent -- ! ' "' ''
DuzniBuwiuiBuruwu. wooav. wasntnerton. ua: 2. is. Mai tin. Kan. :.
ana impruaeni votary 1 .marSmos - -' . ' ' '
5fcCaxrav7cy- fiiClleaponi
'5!?; 1 n-inH mnUV AXLED AETieTS JLEB STIli.
1 .- a . . 1 . . j n a mi. a4i
' y, ' iens, and the public generally, for their pat
, I ronage at the PurcellHouse. Everything per-
f I Mn f the nrof fission Is keut constantly on
er to give complete satisfaction tp
tidiOUS. p llt J. -r'-' i
the most fastidious.
,"oct28-tf i r-
" LAistabllslied In 1820.J
uUm. juinuusiwe jvmai wy . 1
ifinw inCBSTTA W. Pmnrlfltm'.
WX it. 'bbuIiis Agent, f :M "f-JaalUfl
The Caroliim Banner,
ltVRY "sATUItDAT.1 AT SHELT N.
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W, C. DURHAM..
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vVSimsoiirrTio BArasxr :y.-
I -takA T lTTT T . . ... IflTT i " wv
DURHAM b IlcDUJf Ji ID,- -
-J V dec 18-if
- Lis. and Proprietors.
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THE CAMIEXJpTJRjN'AXi Reform tiedcet suscrirfor. and get np clubs
Published Aver janrauay-at. $2 60. per an- f0 campaign TRATSJSCSIPT. ; 'f;''1 C
1.1 i " I I Ir: I I II It 1,1 '4
w iu vvuwu w uwwifcia
Afid to tH0o Bcldii t from ithr I
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; rederate StAtc t;l.o toro ItUl
ed or Died in tMs State.; : V.
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TI13S UMESXi 3TO COST t30C0.
THK COBNEli STONE, it la proposed, shall
be laid as soon as the receipts will permit.
2,000 Priies, vaiucd at (t5DO,o6C) Five nnn- v
dred Thousand Dollar a, That amount,
, ' . only, la Tickets, to be sold. - -v
" For evorv Five Dollars subscribod there will ;-
be given aoertificiite- of lito ttembership to
the Monumental Association.'. This certia.
Cate will entitle the owner thereof to ah eaual
interesrtn the following proper'ty, to be dis-
Anorto Seventeen Hundred and Fortv-Fonr
Shares in Une Hundred Thousand Dollars .of;'.
umieu c taxes currency, vO-W-lS I - -'
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i4nareoi nw.o-.... .v....$io,ooo
, 1 ooa.... 6,000
a , : 2.600. 6.000
10 ,J( 2,O00.........-..........4 28,000
10; V ;J,0.;...i;;.....,U..;.;.v 10,000
20 . : ; - - 600...-. 10,000 :
100 t'-i ioo..M-.....i.... 10.000 .
200 :h. uuiw'?i.h.i4,u 10.00a
(kV.tt J.H ....... ... w,ww
' 10.. 10,000
v , - . . .- .i Vfcii ,,. . . .... v
well - known patriotic ciaiens, to the Confed-
erate Monnmental ASsoeratlOD', the toll
Piizes have been oelected. and added tx tho
foregoing Shares, . 1 , ; .u - 4 '
' 1st. B&KZEL.IA. . This wefl-known Resort, '
with, the large Residence, Stored ettx, and
Four Hundred Acres of Land immediately on-
the Uoorj; Kailroad, twenty miles from Au- s:
gusta. ivy ing ti annual yield ; of Tllteen-
Thousand Dollars. ' ' -.'t ;? rr -
JLThe well khowClTlraOTEEK fronting a
on Broad stet. The building isr or Brick,
three stories ihlgh, 184x70 leet Valued at -
t,000. . , . .. . m: .-.'..i
SdTHE' SOllTUDB. PLANllATIOir,
1. -
Russell county, Alabama, on the Chattahoo- -
chee Kiver, with elegant and commodious im ; a
proyement i The average rental, since 18B4,
has been over Seven ($7,Ouo) Thousand Dollar; '
4th. That Large Brick JEteafdenoe and Store .
on Northwest, comer of Broad andr Centre r"
streeta, known as - the jPhinisv or Baudry
jtiouse. uent x wo xhousana jjouars.
rmv anrl nlptmnt. Itrio.lr .UAfltAnAA. -t-n mntt
deairable nortlon of that beautiful atrwnt. :
Valued atf 16,000.' t"n .. . - ,.v;.
r ethFlatBnsh. wlth'120 Acres of Land, ball -
a mile from city limits, the elegant Suburban ' 'r
Residence of Antoineollaln, Esg..la good .
order. valued at tw,000. v,-. ; : ;
7th; The Dearlug Jlouse, a large.and com
modious Residence.
tn
Thirty City - Lots '
69x210 feet, rrontmgon wcKlnne and Carnes
streets. Valued at fi6,00a. ' r. .
8th. Stanton Residence and Orciard,onthe .
G eorgia Railroad. - Valued at $5,000. -' : '
ALSO 1 Share of One Hundred Bales Cotton.
x weniv-r lve v
V: U,A.
244 Shares Of One Bale each.
The bales to average 400 pounds, and class
Liverpool Middling. ' .
- The value of the separate interest to whlok
the holder of each' Certificate will be entitled, :
will be be determined by the Commissioners,
who will announce to the publio the manner,
the time, and Tilace of the distribution"
. The followintr gentlemen have consented to :
act as Commissioners, and will, either by a;
committee from their Own body or bypeelsj
Trustees appointed by themselves, receive
and take proper.charge of the money for the
1 Monument, as weii as tne ueai estate and the
I.U. - S.-vCurrenCy offered as inducements lor
subscription, and will determine : upon the
pian zor iae juonumenc, tne inscription tnei
re-
on, the site therefor, select an -orator for. the
occasion, and regulate the ceremonies to be
observed when the-corner-stone is laid, viz.J -
Generals L. McLaws, A. R. Wright, if. A " -Stovall,
W. ILi Gardner and Goods Brgan, CoL
C. Snead, Col. Wm. P. Crawford, Maj. Jos. B. -
cnmming, ueorge x. oacKson, Major Joseph ( -Ganahl,
Mai. L P. Girardey, Hon. It. H.AIay, ,
Adam Johnston, Jonathan M. Miller, W, H. -Goodrich,
J, D. Butt, Henry Jloore,f Dr; W. K, t
Dearing. v. ;. - ,; ; . .
Agents are allowed twenty per cent. '. They "''
axe reauired to Pay their owh ' expenses 1'
Tickets and Circulars alone being furnished to :"
them. .They will remit weekly the amounts .
from sales received, less: their Commissions.
fNo Commissions will, be . deducted from
slmt)le OGtributiohs.r .
- on aeooapt of the very treat labor xduiriKl
of the ttenerai Agenxs, the offered services ot
favorably lrnnwn hmr.hrmr.thAfiUittt:ti-.wlll '.
pe accepted, toactwithua. v (.u . .
. parties desiring to contribute to the Monn- V"
ment. and who do n6t wish to rarticltato in '
the award, will receive a Special; teceipt. The
moiMT win oa icrnBa orer Tx,-rn i-rttAjmrr-
money will be turned over to 1
and will be appropriated' to the Monument
without any deduction whatever. , ,
' L. A. H. MoLAWS, Gen.' Agts,'
No. 3 Old r.t); Range; Mcintosh St
Xi':iArjZ ,v-,joX , v Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Carlton Bel t Coleman House. N. Y,Miss
jnary auu xuie, voiumoia, p.i u. xion, . uas.
maw
AC0ilSEDR1!O!?T!IKnOUnA.
me 1, m. Smythe, Augusta. Ga.t Major John Dan" v
DISEASE. . J I' . 'Tuscaloosa. Ala., Traveling AgentU , .i;
Imbibed the seeds oil,.;-. ,-it. : - -.. v ? :Lv - ' .-.,'
.rrv r't i : . ;..
GUARANTEED PERJCTXY PUBJE AND OF ;
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1 ;: Axxa.jxxaxxjMOA.aAtbakxM. ., , , 1.
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... . .. - mWoVKAI MnOTI
.: . ' V. I 110-1 DGr. Uli.UP
YOK TURNER Would respectfully Inform
: r
nre-nared. with the beet of workmen, to. ac-v .
commodate his customers in all the various
branches a his ousiness, sucn as snaving.'
hair-cutting, shampooing, ao, in tne neatest ;
manner ana; on as reasonable "terms as any
shop in the city. - t ' " ' f V oct Irt f .
TH12;SltAITnCItIPT,"
WMBEUAX nGA17. ;
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For tlio Catapaln, : CO Ctzitn
Let all who desire the success of iLa LHcral .
It has the choicest campaignTnatlerorlgl-"
nal and "selected, and. contains contributions
from some, of the best' American writers. '
Greeley and Brown, are ram,, to yin, and aU
who desire, to be. .on., the M winning tida
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should subscribe for Tans WASffxaaioar TkA-
scattTi -Clubs ftxfnll: l at half tLiti aad la
a.uantl Ucs to suit. Let til . and their crd :;ito
1 93 nis menos ana tne puoiic generally tnai
I hBhasthoronraiy rent ted his esubiishment
I in the rear of Mr. Range's Saloon, and is now
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