tar.
;r:r A HOOTU nVJSIfc; ?f
. , Wsssgwa
BT WILLIAM MITCHELL.
i VW - ' ... to)
"-to?
"There are blossoms that hae budded. hiZTV!:??: ot t0T f
bliched i the cauld. . i .
'An', females that.
. -iney-ieu ine lauid: f -:a
t ! .u tr i t . . i -
BUt JJother
a n mi i nmiw-m n riia nnimm am i
iUM yuu au me ; : w j .-.!..,
"In the waH there's tribulatlonJ in'tfiAw.ri
there la wae: ' - i !. 1
But the war! n is bonnie. for our Pathe f
made it sae: . t - I
, ThenbriehtenuoWarmorJailiannv
. ' aa veiranir . i.- . ,, .
ThoucH vour gicv be nftAn olniiHA t I
na be for long.; V i .:.
Scottish American.'
J3 OME 'NEW B 0 0K8.
2 VOLS.. ' New Yobk." 1 HXXPlta Lusto
Bbothkbs.
By many "Middlemarch" is regard
ed as its gifted author's cAtf dPceuvre.
George Eliot the nom dt'&wrre of
Mrs. Lewea is the greatest English I
novelist since Thackery, Dickens'and
Balwer. -v-- i
Thjc Wandering Hbik, j bt
CHABLjca ; Kxaskt 'Also ' from Har
pers - lieadew not so much a favor
ite
as formerly, out , nis ;w andennB I
Heir" h&j received
ii'r' MarvJ m!r.n,AZL
notices.
The Strange Adventures of
A I
Phjleton; bt WiLtiXM Black, liar, f
. .-a.
ter Brother "leW'Yorkr'.'. a
iiarper liromers. I
Santo Domingo, Past and Pres-: 1
vt. bt SAnti. IlAAn. - IIftrrer- i
- ..1,..,.T, -r'il'.--.., J..,L,,l 'vi I
All these works can be had ,Z
... k". .. i i
einsberger'sLive Book Store, in this
city. : !
TiiifGBATB or mrrcnELL. E;
Wilmington,;NI C-V March 8, 1873.
Editor Wilmington Star. ' !
Dear Sib: I. beg leave to enclose
for y oar"aWeptance one of my photo
phs Tsiereoscopic) of thereof
t c sit' v tt tr - i
as you are aware, on the summit of I
the mountain which bears his namfe.-l
r if: 'vi:"l I
Thfl neorTct.el onnditinn nf tlio I
grave is painfully evident. There is
nothing to mark it but a few logs I
i i ' ' i i
plied into a kind Of Obloner Pen. and f
a sort oi rude beadstone, a fragment I
of native rock, with - no inscription I
save the -height Of the peak 6,711 I
feet. I
A few short years will suffice to
obliterate every vestiee of the last I
resting place of this martyr to science I
Cannot some means be devised to
commemorate the hallowed spot, by
a permanent and fitting memorial?
It is hardly creditable to ns Caro-
linians to suffer it to remain as it now
is! -. "r-i -. 1 I
I take the liberty of calling atten- I
tion to the matter, feeling, assured I
that, when the facts are known,' All :
that is Proper and becoming in the I
case will be done promptly.
' ' 1 -iVery respectfully, ,
rr-'lltmr MOBOAV.
WW IX DIXIE.
Florida crops advanced.
They hM' Mardi Gras both in
T'..t n-.t. '' -v
Lditie lvonE ana xieiena.
Motile "complains of gangs of
.Kn. Lrrrl nrvnnc-
negro thieves quartered sor Dog
Kiver. ;,.;i'LJu x-.
For the tenth time' Osoeola's
powder horn has been "dugup in
Florida. ';--lv
The Savannah Regatta Associa
tion elected lion;' John Screven Com
modore. , , r : !
Rev. B. B. Shepherd, Wilkinson
county, Ga., died on the 10th lilt., in
the aiitiath var of. his ft r.
j " I
Two thousand pounds of meat lost
by meat house accidental fire at 'Mr.
L. B. Morton's, Stewart county, Gal
Mr. Philip Pearce, of Tallehas
see, was seized with' apoplexy 'and
died almost instantly! on the 24th
. ultimo ,v ,4 f. i , ;-uwsr.
.ToKhna Dflk. a vounff
tne employ outne ueorgiaDwwroau, i
was teatioiiy .crasnea oy a. train on
-Uonday;,ugbt. :- ' I
In endeavoring to escape, a 1
horse thief .named :Wm. Grimes was
shot and killed by an -officer near
SAmAnf tliA Tm naDers are
wroth at some of the Alabama papers,
hecauso. the latter- .write- articles
not intended 'to Pe Texas' 'under
title of The Texas' Fever." j ...
' PWl !A -t.W."hiri A aavg
a. aiu auiisu via wvww . r -
ing yeryfast.. Prior -o;1860 there
was an avemo-e of 15.000 bales per
annum brought here. In" 1872- Vi
the receipt!! not exceed 30,000
IHUeS. . t
Allen G. Jones, a Maihe man
rpni1nt in savaBnfth and bookkeener
resident in bavannan aea, oooKxeeper
ot the ,&outherivani:aisappearea
with his wife ort a DrCtended Visit to
KingatreeVS. AiWtn bu
is oiaooverea buai ne is naeuuiwr w
a large atnorinti robabljt:30;00(. fJi
s.J. -
On the consummation of a recent
marriage not a thousand miles from
Americus, says the 'Republican, ar
vwitor unwisely observed to a little
brother "? of theJ?ride, "You're, a
brother-in-law nowt,Tommy-4'yeSiJ
said the little fellow," and ma says I
will be aa uncle by and by" ri
.1 . 1 ! lL"' t ,,.-... .. . , m
FIELD AHDJipSIDE.
i the llural Jesaentfer.1
WW S09IE CLoVfia. V V
'By-t U .means, ifjyott are cotton
PTe;t, advantage of the ores-
PrpAOT stiff-
,
iieaa tBifi4-fAtTm,wi;.
1""' -"wv msmw vi4w.
w -mwm. Mi sc. w v - " - -- - ni .
v,vyu pi viir , wiii uruuace yoa a i
zWf TTiOTHJPMOWing I
treatment r Aa scon as the land iffintww Transcontinental Memt)his Pa-
P Wing; order,: Jjcatter ; broadcast SOll
bnshela of .ntt.fm mi) iu rviAUv I
Uw,;
WFW as ueep
. o iunuweu iu'i
nesame.fu!Wroy subsoUer.one
uoree iii couon.. plow;witn only
. wevpotnt-oildoesv Very 7Well)
r"7 ' :n,Juarcn:Li soft - oroadcast
400 lbs. Bradley's lime Vor some1 good
phosphate. rer acre, ahd aftrnsa I
I ' ww;v . ptvno TCI J I
i uiuw ini in wir.n smopia ntnmo r I
yotif land is xi6t utoo wet when thU
?iW-, or
.."rU v5 rw. "M""1 Tr lur-
rows which finish the lands in plow-
ing, will serve as ffuides for sowing
and top dressing all the time. Sow
l tt Beed and a
?half of orchard crass
per-acre "Beparately. o-You 'can sow 1
IthemJjand any-
mfr.vas umfornily es desired after a
Mil
Very; fw; Strokes. i;Thisy done apply
one Hundred pounds' of ;w)ne dust
' . a a afi.. .
per acre. and i rehaiTow-nr mr I
ii , ypur; ;iau :jtt..iti0t marled, orr-t
bOen;'Verr'fMwntlyu.limil if'miiot'
have a" dressincp. before the fweda
s.v.v. ni 1 T a I 1- 1 . I
ww mu js uevwr, iiuouau ii win not I
IniUrA ihfl Vflnnor nTonts nf OA n. Ol i
Ijuahelaslieli; lime, or ftsequivalent in
-vww .WMMOb. V.MU Kia. ... A- I 1.1 ..1. i
feood Mhey doiibletheiuanUtv.
xii tfune mTau tnree-iourthn or oni
bushel of . TlnatPr., Tn TnW
Ausragt pull out such weeds as mav. I
mnd.thlck, enough tu , oliok'e it out. I
Keep Stock. Off of it this year. "
TT
annv Ti1n.ni-1 . 1 ehnriTrl vtmr r,rsAr.r, I
to quality of land and location. Every
farmer can determine for himself, and
so manage as to avoid an outlay for
hay and waste of time in hauling it in
busvTseasons;
"'BzxBRoi
. XIOTJSEVI01.D BCONOITIT.
WATiBPjEtdoVFOB ?B00TS AND
SHOKstanseed oil one-pirit; oil of
jcmuw wbj,' 4uwiBr ponna; xurgun-
pelted togeth6rj with a gentle i -heat,
0" 1"1" ior. se, to oe
warmed and well . rubbed into the-
.avuva Vbxvrao tm UIC. VI 1IJ VUC DULL.. 1
01 ij'i:-; ' . . t I
oiioum oe pourea wnen meicea into t
tin runs nr tinrps tn l-ppr wull I
. How to Wash Kid GLOVES.Have
ready a little new milk in one saucer,
oi .. . 1 I
and a piece Of brown SOaP in another. I
and a clean . cloth . or- towel folded I
three ' or four times.,, On the cloth I
spread out the glove smooth and neat. 1
Take a piece of flanrieL dip. it into the f
milk, then rub off a quantity of soap
on the wetted flannel, and commence
to rub the glove downward; toward
the fingers, holding it firmly with the
left hand. Continue this' process un-
til the glove, if White, looks a dingy
yellow, though clean, if colored, till it
looks dark and spoiled. Lay it to dry, I
and old gloves will look nearly new. I
and will be ' soft. glossy, smooth, I
shapeTy,' and elastic. ; . I
;?IIow; to. Mxnd . China. Take a J
very thick solution of gum arabic in I
water and Btir into it piaster oi i'ans
uiiui, tne mixture occomes a viscous
pastel cw"Apply 'it with a brush to the I
fractured . edgeST jnd . stick them to- I
gethetv -' Tire article cahriot Bgain be
oroKen iu np same piace: -ixie. wone- i
ness ot: tne Cement renders it doubly
valuable. 1
- "4
.t lift ," iityJT u'
A-- ft. -
A Teeta TfW4a: f TaAeliera.
,?S?"x toi"iPt rom "being
blameless, U the worldlsslowtoreeog-
nize the fact, that rltfht teaching.
service that involves so many oondi
tions; ttnd that should engage the best
prert of ftcuiMTatea neart ana mma,
can no more be bought with money
tnari canr lore i and; Reverence, .hope
and faith. If teachers are themselves
tiemseives i
imboad with ffenninereoect tor their
proferlon;'ifappllr, theli(onla are
ktst from commori creeds, and .from
the contagion of false estimates, they
will nor lait toinieciuiners vain weir
cony KWDSi f anq, XW on Deiiw
Uiwue. v Bvtuwe. r'"v'v"
mAaa nf BAAnrino ArwvrtAriLT.irtn t. n Ati
thapm?atj?mW-w
that tf pitirori,waiiirjgs,'jor.tne .worse
alternative:.-of t oaiid erina -t0 . errors.
vnd espeeially.-T -byf themaniai for
cramming; youtnini ; minas antu j tne
gorged inteuectls in liBmliient' dan-
cai -or 1 1 1 e-umz. naraiysiavrr .i; ra
eem to De commensiwaie,-wiin s me
aojwIRjjQrWcepJiwtoelaholy
necessity,, onorn A6?
riving alJad
fn u-d to beUeva tbat. though the
reaponses to' faithfulworkl, don for
GoX'
a-.i,n0.B n1iTi- of Etetrial life
Churchman n, i , i - , ; u : .
' 2 v . ' . .. . T, m .
l?
I The first ba the most brain' forcend
I TlATOAllft " AneftV.". A. .Mixed .. lOOd OI.
- - - ; v -
Atrictiy vegetable living ordinarily
Hv a fn.fr comoleilon and amiabili-
ty, and extreme pugnaciiy m
2ff2Sl
VllannaDiul ThVA ATI Till AI-meetlUe
reformers, without ever setting a river
ltt Pre Araos,are a soDer,.irugai
i , -leilfier. nottaB, conseien-
i tl - hd ebntehtion on religious sub-
t iecta. Thev lanrely snbsii
SUDS181 on noe,
i v-- - - , --- ? zr
Xm.'9ljaUUJpW''m V1
rlmttltbtii ' Tit mtlttbn.
n,,;;..goxe8,-,cameiB
and irame: bnt they manifest. noi dis
position to feed upon meats, .as is ne
nMMifi fn fAmnArn.te zones, or in hien
northern latltudeaA An intellectual
man one-pt their tJidTecLTwho riaea
toidistinetoir-by the-grandeur of his
mental status is extremely The
bwer eind ale drinXers . expand I and
Sow fat, btrt they are not mtich given
profund researches In science. -
k, ; thoght-uid-e-expended,-for ga!8D r?T
. 1 .-?KawiJbirTi.irrr A?:ii I fm.v in Northern Texas, havmer traveled the
man in r J'rrr-:rr-r rr L2yz-j.cn l n -it--... v v y "crii : .t,-
f rrnr JTrrrsiran ncrneB ana aims wim tue l entire uiamncu uv mniftgu. jiw oiuiucr
TUB LATEST BAVD.
The 9IupbiB and El Paso Railway
The Hew- :3Tork -HeraW has
following history of the financial
Which constitute Ah JVench
indictment ! acrainst General John n
a.,A..T i -
wiciw iicma uavu appeared in me
papers in regard to the suit brought
xu uiic a 1 f iti in n.w e iru i riwr. .innn :
jpremont -on account of tne sale of
Donas in ranee of what was called
'clfic Railroad ComDanV.of which
K nr.a r,w,:j.t t : I
;
j.ui. uo3wiu ; appear in person to ae-
cuu uhubch, uut iue uun is orouj?QL
of
France to bring out generally all the
facts in the case and endeavor to
reacn such Frenchmen
pated in the swindle.
The writer was in Paris 1iirintr iha
eiimmav sir icn rmkn.: i. : .ni
v. IUf, TT II VM KIJO DiUO Ul
memberalheh advertkcnirinfcf in tn
lea1?? Papers ofthat city Nothing
wuiu ue Birougertaanine terms Ol
these advertisements, s It was . stated
thSt the ilonds efea first Imortgage
on all the lands ceded to the road-
amounting to 10,240 acres per mile,
or 300 acres to every $1,000 bond.
and "thirty acres to every 1 100 bond.'
They were offered at 410 francs for
every $100 bond, payable in 1893 at
515 frahcsT Six "per cent, interest was
said to be guaranteed by the Amen-
can Government, and nnrfthsutersi nf
oonds at that time (May) were enti-
tied to 'the first, 'nhnnsm navaWt
le in
July. The trustees of the bonds
' . V'' A 1 t
ttuuuuuceu wo ue anarew .
tllirr.Sn drwrarnnv of Pannairlnanio
vm... u. V 1 Ul UV1 M. I'll 11.1 . rw a.
MmisterPlenipotentiafyof the United
States at St. Petersburg; Paul S.
rones, ana avante iu. awenson as
tnY..Pi1 frnrn iKo Pnria 7 Knilrvnnl
May 13. 1869. The name attached
to the advertisement was M. J. Dasa-
is, one Of the bmcers of the French
r j -i. t. -t
IkI; J wfiT r
tnpir int.rnrinotmn hurl t.hA aanttnn nt
the Imperial ' French Govermnent.
ii.ditoriai8 appeared from day to day
announcing the excellence of the
bonds, the favor with which they had
been received, arid predicting a speedy
advance in' price; Every American
in Paris knew their character; but U
was impossible to expose the fraud,
as the papers had been subsidized and
Goyernment fa vor been procured.
; a. circular in me Mgiisn language
can banking houses in regard to it,
out it couia not reacn tne u rencn.
Some Frenchmen did not discover the
J.1 UIA AUUUGUUUUWU Xll, VUlM . VU Kalu I
. . " . 1
wme, noei suns were Drougni againsi
t.hm - Thp hAntl worn anM onrl ol
gentleman connected with one of the
principal banking houses of Paris as-
r , j. . . I
Serted that. a3 the Proceeds Of this I
sale, they remitted to .New York the
largest sum they had ever remitted at
one. time almost three millions of
dollars;
To facilitate the sale of these bonds
maps were printed, with large lines
drawn ! from Norfolk, Va., to San
Diego, through the whole American
continent, and it was said that the
new company had formed connections
with roads already built, so that
much of the lihe Was then virtually
in operation. ' . :
JThe operations of the swindle, many
of them,Jcame out in a report made
by the late Senator Howard, of Mi-
chigan, from the committee on the
Racine Kailroad on a DUl to lricorpo-
raie tne; oouinern Arans-ontmentai
Railway Company1 and grant it the
right of way, presented to the Senate
April 22, 1870; ' By this report $8,-
uuu,uuu oi inese Donas were soia in
iraris at sixty per cent., realizing at
that rate $4,8$O,000. The facts as
stated above were admitted before
the committee, as the Firnch papers
were produced, and the ciily defence
was that the agents made these' false
representations without the authority
of ucneral .Jt, rexnont. : - Jout for. these
f alse statements, however, the bdnds
could not have been sold. i : .. ;
When all the facts are brought out
-ai u:, nMK.'kin tnA
Tf V"
w f J mosj aroit and sue.
cessful -swindles ;ol the -"period.! It
could not have been perpetrated "in
t EnMand or Germany, where! Ameri-
i. n-itlp- ratter Trhnwn. nor
1 ..vtA ,;T.
1 . . ' :
I y '. f v
our country in France. '
-
A Small Boy Ticketed Thronclu
A boy seven yeare old , arrived m
had died4'aridhU father wanted to
place him "with some friends,' but
could bt come with hirri, s6 he pur-
1 chased a through ticket, pinned it to
the lappel of his coat, and started him
on his long journey. . The various con-
andwhett at the end Of their route,
batjdejt hlttl oter to the next one. lie
arrived safe and sound, ,and said he
a jollUme.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GEEAT BAEGAHTS
Poll artrl Wint Ar lftnrtR
AVING A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF
Foreign and Domestic , V " i ",'
-DRY&OODS,
We would respectfully call the attention of buyers
to the same Tn view of the approaching Fair,"
we beg leave to state that w Intend vlng; j ,
i &i ft-
Toourwn -tlueeTlBitr
e.i:.'.iii''!-
iivfeit itkt-ni oi l
i occasion In addition to one KXXJtaBivJfstocaot
SUple and ForeigaDiT'eodi onr a complete
CLOTHniO. BOOTS, SH0I3, HATS,
GENTS' FtmNIElTXNQ
To wMcb we teipectfalry ask one and
in oar stock. B.
eetsi4t..a--i
No. IT Maxkat Street.
' MISCELIiAOTOUS.
--aj sjiSui fc..- rs-
J A C O B l A X E,
The, Best ade.
i""iOOFKR3' .tools, thk bust oualitt.
AT JACOBI8.
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS,
Carpentert,i Tools,
kACHrkKT TOOLS,
; Turpentine Tools,
lowest prices ;
ATJACOBrS
Hard WafQ -UCPOt-
. PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, VABNKHES, &C., -
A.T JAOOBI'S.
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
ii ; ...-ti.it r- ti.fii . " : . .
ASSOBTVENT LARGE ANDnTEBT COMPLETE.
Osbsh Ptatola and AjaamiuttoiW '
AT " .'v:';
N. JACOBI'8, :
9 market Street
may U-tf
ALE OP-
fiMiigtoii. Clarlotte S RnWoriE. R.
Under pecre of Forecloaure.
TiY VIRTUE Or A DECREE OF THE 8UPE-
X rlor Court of the County of New Ha&oyer in the
8tate of North Carolina, made in the case of Joseph
Stuart and iiln C. Calhonn, shrriTing trustees,
against "The Wumuigton, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad Company' and others, at the January Term
1873 of said Court, the undersigned Edwin E. Bur
russ, Chas. UVStedmaa and John D. Taylor, refer-
i appointed by said decree, win Mil at public auc
tion to the highest bidder, at the Court House Door
in the dty of Wilmington, the eounr aforesaid.
on THURSDAY, the 10th day of April, 1873, at 13
o'clock M., the entire Railroad, known as the
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail-
road,H from its Eastern terminus in the city
of Wilmington aforesaid, to ita Western terminus
in the town of Rutherfordton in said State, a
distance of 87 miles, of which 134 miles from
eaid aty of Wilmington to a point near the town
OI WaaeSOOTO, SUU OW BUiCB ilVIM UO Clfcj ui
nxr t, n, t n
said state, e completed ana innse.wtu.au
raUways, righu of way, depot grounds and oth-
.1
er lands, tracks, bridges, viaducts, depots, station I
bjonsea, engine houses, car houses, freight houses,
wood houses, machine shops and all other shops,
nouses or buildings, and all locomotives, tenders,
cars and other rolling stock or equipments, and all
machinery, tools, Implements, fuel and materials of
any kind for constructing, operating, repairing or
replacing the said Railroad er any part thereof, and
all appurtenances or fixtures of the same belonging
to or purchased by said before-named defendant and
now in iU possession; together with all and singu
lar the corporate rihta, franchises and privileges of
the saM above-named defendant as the same are set
f
forth in the Indenture of Mortgage referred to in the
complaint filed in said case. And including also all
I Mfl p, . rtt.iwfcrf Tt
WHminglon Railway Bridge Camptnf standing in
the name of said defendant, and all the estate, rigbta,
title, Interest, property claim and demand of aaid
defendant in and to any and aU real and personal
property or egecta hereinbefore referred to or which
isowned by said defendants. : r
TERMS OP 8ALE-CASH.
The bonds of said above-named defendant, "The
Wilmington, Charlotte and . Bniherford BaDroad
Company, aecured by the Indentare of Mortgage
referred to in the complaint aa bearing date March
let, iSffi, and made to Le OrandXccawtkid and the
plalattffaj wnounttng in the agsegata to $300,000,
will ie recdved' from the ptttaaser or purchasers ia
via: Forty thousand doDars of tie amount bid at
said sai,Ts tobe paid ia caaa, and for the residue
ced by said mortgage will be received to such ex
tent and in such proportion, as such residue or re
mainder bean to the aforesaid aggregate amount of
said bonds;'
Ji-.hJjH 19V
February 82d. 1873.
EDWIN E. BURBUS8,
CH VRLES M. 8TEDMAN, Referees.
JOHN v. TAXWK.- . " . J '
INSURANCE.
IiisTiraiicel Hooms.
..... ,.v r. .rl-: izi v5 . j,:i-rt:-:;i. ! ..
$27000,000 FIRE INSURANCE CAP
"- tTAE. BEFRESENTED AFTER
FATING BOSTON XOSSESU
Queen Insurance Oa 6f Liverpool and
London. Capital. . . . ....... . . .... . ..... i .$10,000,000
North British and Mercantile Insurance ;
OomBur. Canltal... ...
TTurtford Thsnrance Comoanv. Canltal.
800,000
- OQ,000
National Fire Insurance Company, of
iaartfoiA3aintal.-:ar:virr
Continental Insurance Company, of New
York, Capital - . .
Phoenix Insurance Company, of Brooklyn,
1M000
100,000
600,000
Capital. .i .. ...v.
Virginia' Home Insurance Company, of
xucoa-unu, vayiuu .....................
MARINE The old Mercantile Mutual of New
TTWTII rm.. fU.M.alAfv Vra1 A TTsaPlfrtPal " A 1
iiUiT-lIN WHlANwl ahihh vt aaawa wsa ,
:.il-J A 'J ' ' ', ATKINSON & MANNING. ' V
' aovtMf -; general 4enlt ,
ENCOURAGE
;-.i.:.,MOHIB INSTlTUTlOars;
Sec.- ftgaiast Fire . v:
THE NORTH 'CAROLINA. ' ' ; ,
nosiB iksxjiiajvcte comAirr,
BAT.KIOTT. N. cVdsV
This OonrDaBT continues to write Policies, at fair
ins na all ulsssas nf InsnrnblntirnTinrrir ' t
All Hvsee are promptly aajusfea ana pau. iw
ana
r ftt uaB parts oV the State, - '
K,k BATTLE, Jr. v President. - r
at-BO.-TleeFBaldsna & i --V"-
7( .TtATZJ3S392i eV MANNLNCk AaTorra,-:
HiiJiKiii uiwrKK. Mrwnunr. .
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-ai .Wflmtngtoa. K. C
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Prospectus for -1873.
P SIXTH YEAR.
-.if. : --. ".r.T7:.Jrif aTtiU'i- "!"!.
THE ALDINEy
An fllnrtrated taonthlT lonrnal. univemDt admitted
la oe toe nsnawmestpenoaic&i in ue woncu -' --
A Toprescnutire- and ohampfon ; .
of American taste.
:
"HOT yOE SALB CJ BOOK OK .NIWS STORK
THE ALDIKB, WHILE IS8UKD WITH ALL THE
reeolarity, au none of the temporary or timely
interest charactertetk) of ordinary periodfcala It is
an elegaat miscellany of pore, light and graceful lit
erature, and a collection of pictures, the rarest spec
imens of aristic skilL in black and nite Ai though
each succeeding number affords a fresh pleasure to
its men as, tae real vaine ana . Deanty 01 ihjs jlu
DIME will be most SDDreciated aftarit has
bound hp at the dose of the year. While other pub
lications may claim super! r cheapness, as compared
with rivals of a similar class, THE ALDLNU is a
unique and original conception alotre
mcepdo
nnap-
proached absolutely without
comDetition In price
or character.
The possessor -of a complete voluma
cannot duplicate the quantity of fine paper and en
gravimn in any ehape or number of Tolumes. for
ten times its cost, and . then there ' are the chromoa
.besides! u .w.v :. tri i,'
ART DEPARTMENT. ; , 2
Notwithstandlne the Increase in the price of enb-
scriptidn last fall, when THE ALDINSatsomed ita
present noble propotrlons . and representatwe char
acter, the edition was more than doubled during the
past year, proving that the American public appre
ciate, and will support. A sincere: effort in the Cause
of Art.: The publishers, anxious to justify the ready
confidence thus demonstrated, have exerted them
eelvee to the utmost to devdop and improve the
work; and the plane for the seating year, as unfold
ed by the monthly issues, will astonish and delight
even the most sanguine friend of the ALDINE.
The publishers are autnonzea to announce designs
from many of the most eminent artists of America,
i ' In addition THE ALDXN E 'Will: reproduce exam
ples of the best foreign masters, selected with a view
to the highest artistic success and greatest jgeneral.
interest, avoiding such as have become familiar.
' ihrongn pnowgrapns, or copies ox any kum. - .
, l ne quarterly unxea pmtes, loriBia. win repro
duce foar of John S. Davis lnin.ltable child-;
sketches, appropriate to the four eeasona ' These.
pUtes, appearing in the issues for January, April.
July and October, would be alone worth the price of
a year's subscription. Z. 1
The popular feature of a copionsly-IIlttBtrated
"Cbristmasnnmberwill be ootinnd?f-- :
To possess such a valuable epitome of the art
world, at a cost so trifling, will command the sub-i
criptions of thousands in every section of the
ceantry, but, aa the QBefalnesa and attractions of
THKALDlNB can be enhanced, in proportion to
the numerical increase of its supporters, the publish
ers propose to make "ussaraiice doubly sure" by the
foUowing unparalleled offer of ,: '
TSE3SJXM CHR0M08 FOB 1873:
Every subscriber, to THE ALDDTE, who pays in
advance for the vear 1873. will receive, without addi
tional charge a pair of beautiful oil chromoa, after
J. J. Hill, the eminent English painter. The pictures
entitled "The viuage tteiie" ana "VTossms
ag the
Moor" are 14x80 luc ee are printed from 35 ttiffer-
tsat nlatea. reauirinff S5 imnresmons and tints to per
. requiring
fect each picture.- The same chromoa are sold for
$30 per pair in the art stores. As it Is the determi
nation of the conductors to keep THE ALDINE out
of the reach of competition ia every department, the
chromoa will be found correspondingly ahead of any
that can be offered by other periodicals. Every sub
scriber will receivs a certificate, over the signature
of the publishers, guaranteeing that the chromos de
livered shall be equal to the samples furnished the
agent, or the money will be refunded. The distribu
tion i of nietnre - of this erade. free to the subscribers
of a $5 periodical, will mark aa epoch in-the history
of art, and consideringthe unprecedented cheapness
of the price for THE AXDINEitself, the marvel falls
little short of a miracle, even to those best acqnain t-
. ed with the achievements of inventive genius and
improved mechanical appliances. (For Illustrations
ol tnese enromos see aov. issue oi inn jLuuxajk.)
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT i
f
wCl continue under the care of Mr. Richard Henry
Stoddard, assisted by the best writers and poets of
the day, who will strive to have the literature of
THE ALDINE always in keeping with-its, artistic
attractions.
TERMS: '
FIVE DOLLARS per annum, in advance, with oil
chromos free.
THE ALDINE will hereafter be obtainable only
by subscription. There will be no reduced or club
rate; c8h for subscriptions mnstbe isentto ftepi
bshers direct, or handed to the local agent, with
resnonslbilitv to the publishers, except in ca
UP-
out
cases
where the certificate is given, bearing tho fac-simile
signature of James Sutton & Co.
AGENTS WANTED.
Any person, wishing to act permanently as a local
agent, wiui
applying to
rent, will receive lull and
prompt information by
JAS. SUTTON A CO., PnbHshers,
No. 58 Maiden lane, New York.
TttB FASHIONABLE SOUVENIB,
TOB THX -
holtdat season
This year will be
THE SUPERB VOLUME
TUB A1VDINE,
Richly bound in morocco cloth, assorted colors, bev
eled boards, red edges, gilt on back and side a truly
royal volume a gallery of fine art engravings that
will be at once a great pleasure to the recipient, and
a demonstration of the tasta of the donor.
There are about tOO plates, moat of which could
not be matched in size or aualitv in the art stores at
a dollar each. They comprise designs -by the lead-
tecta. combined witn aura.
tore, eattea oy me . poet-ecnoiar, nicnara cienry
Stoddard, forming a most attractive ornament for
the parlor or library. l. . m ,
rut.a. -
Delivered free. Liberal discount to the trade on
this volume. Order promptly.
JAMES SUTTON CO., Publishers,
: No. 68 Maiden lane, New York.
i. decl7-tf .i:;i.:fvH -::vv-:" rr-
Holasses and Syrup !
- -a.
2,150
BHDS
TIERCES AND BARRETT OP
S. H. SYRUP!
I
WeSt Illdia JjIOlaSSeS,
For sale very low by
WTLLARD BRO&
oetS-tf
ky . w '.. J .vaf. 9
L . .. n. - .. . a - - . i f :.. . -:.. , r. -u
. .. Cbt.
" a-u.-W .Ai .ti. ,4Aj.iwi i i, 'W'. ,
TBY SALTED AND SMOKED WESTERN
JL Shoulders and Sid e In Hogsheads and Boxes.
Tr ' Sagar-Cored Hams and Breakfast Strips.
CITY MBS PORK, RUMP PORK,
FUSE LARD p TIERCES AND TUBS, CHOICE
;TABUE BVnBESTACT0BT CHEESE,
IN LOTS TO SUIT.
For sale by
may W-tf '
ADRIAN At VOLLER8.
The Spirit of the South,
A HANDSOMELT PRINTED 94 COLUMN PA
x.vper, published every Tuesday morning ; at
M ,aai. : ' 1"";?. :
& .- W. tt. TERSx, fiduor ana rropnetor.
isthe ony iite to.
Congresslonai District; having a large and con-
Ricbmond. Robeson. - Anson. Moore 'and Mont
lauuy iinirrnniiia .wvwieiiwm ma uw vywa w
gomery, chiefly among a class of people who do not
read the Democratic papers, it offers superior in
ducements to the merchants and other business
men .of Wilmington aa an advertising j medium.
Rates Of advertising reasonable. Subscription:
only $L8fl a year to advance.; ' " If eb 18-tf
, CO
POURTB
- . and '
.market:
EST
,. Bammor
-nd.N.-Y.
PiajroetBi
Mffluc for sake1
EiceIBicoi
in
;i20,QOO
LBS FESSB BEAT BICE,
:i JJi vii c HI
VROM HILTON RICS MILLS,
1 - Forealeby "!- '1;'
PACrFIC G U A NOO O.MJK ANJivS
. ; CCAPf TAIj
SOj-UBLE I? ACINIC OWO .
IS GUAMO IS SO WELL KNOWN XZF ALL THE SOUTHEHN STATES FOB ITS BEatABEABLB
ecta as an aeenoy for increasing the products of labor as sot to require special recommendation
us. ' Its m for atnren Vears Daathas established iU character for reliable excellence. The large fixed
1 capital of the Company in this trade affords the arftt gaaraiitoe of the continued excellence of this Gnano.
" : Plaatars may rat assured that the eu4Uos put Into' market this season are precisely the same as that
heretofore sold. .t -z-riiZi ci hiT.w i . '
TermiO'Gala
' To accommodate Planters thev can ord now1
wlMftheethey.wi.UteAJ pricej
tots for Pacific finaio Co.lt Dealers ta
ianSdawSm'' 'f ' , '
Card I in Efert j 1 i
ErlmeatefWi -FeilallzSrt on?th6; Crop ;of f 1872,
Editor
-of the
8 tate
The following figures are taken from the tate
0
1
oo 5
3
ss.-
NAMES OF FERTILIZERS.
)
t, NAVA8SA....T.
9. Si1 a STATS' .
a PATAP8CO. . . . . : . .ii'. .-i .
.4. BO WEN A JIERCER..,...,...
S. GILHAM'S-.
55
765
CO:
65
85
60
ISO
65
5
60
640
'6. JOSH. HORNER..
-840
600
685
TOO
t. MARYLAND . ,t . . ............. , . . , , .
. g. BrunKwuui.,.,...; . . ... .i.,.v..i..
9. ATLANTIC i...
10. CAROLINA
50
83
11. NO MANURE....
10
- The FertfiiseM were carefully weighed and distributed under the immediate Mperrislon of Capt Thig-
pen, on nnimprovea soil, sa&ptea 10 UHWD,wa as
picking and weighing of the Cotton carefoUy attended
ntae price," while that of others, in some cases; was
aa above actualry less than it should ber-.iiu .f.:v.u t::ucti,: tr i--k
13ri This result is highly aartsfactwry- to the proprietors of the "Carolina Fertilizer," which is now
offered through our Lecal Agents alt $48 cash, and $53 payable ls$ November. rifu vi
mar5wf CO,, 6 AgClltS.
O A "ROXiXlsr A.
Ji.
AO;-;
848 00 per 2.000 lbs.
85300 per 2.000 lbs.
FREE OF
We challenge comparison with other Fertilizers
considered, make it
The Ch eapest 171
Demand ?More than Doubled Each Succeding Year.
LOCAL AGENTS THROUGHOUT Tim STATE. , . .
jan 15-dawtf
ETIVJAW
THREE VERT SUPERIOR ARTICLES ARE OTTERED JB THB SULPHUKIO AGEfJ ANp BUPEB
PHOSPHATE COMPANY of Charleston,, a C, viz: xt ----j -.wwi- .Ju
WESijJio
A complete manure adapted to Cotton, Grain
E T.I.W.A N C
- mMaIa m Vwnnt Mia aama erade of Soluble
Seed in such a manner as to ensure one o' the best
osereu at me very mzn craao oi ia per vau. wvhs'im
heretofore, of Peruvian Guano, Ammonia and rotas. ice oo Pecjon, u mm oa w bhwojbs mm
AlXied$Wp
Seed in such a manner as to ensure one o too ow iroiaOT iw vy --
JSTonane, Price S40 per ton. if paid oa.wt befortrUrt U April axt5 43 p to-Prable Ut
ETIWAN DISSOLVED BONE.
nostinff.
fr- TAEE NOTICE that all these fertilizers
must help for more than one year. , ; ;
. to obtain two tons of hair tnai graoe at a srog w iw-4m 1Yy Y'.w.vi:. f ? "?
waMui ia nr-anni nam aa nerioni Da.vmnie.xaK noiamnT ii4ai wiuhmu uwnn
SPRTJHT & HinSQnrAsents, ; ;
G. BONET & SOtf, Duplin Road,
L. A MERRIMAN Magnolia,
D. G. MORI8KY,Warsaw,
DANTE I. BOWDEN, Bowden's,
FAISON A HICKS, Falson's, -
B. t. 80UTHERLAND Mount Olive,:
GILES KOBNEGAT, Dudley,
- Jan OtttfawTr" " "
MKCI51XANEOUS.
Street Railway.
TTaBEAFTEit' THi OLD SCHEDULE WILL BE
Xl ran, cars starting at 6) A M., and one car rmv
cars iuw. bow vu uw
iarssaf" 10 -frr
I JqS runs to and from the Railroad trains as
DANIEL KLEIN,
, , Proprietor.
sep 10-tf
" Siimter Hews, r
RTJMTElL, SOTJTII CAUOLINA, ;
" 'PubHshed Weekly. Darr Oaten, Proprietors.
' augl4-tf ' W.H. BERNARD, Onrr,
'1-. Tn.. -, if. ' Wilmington, N. Q.
OWEN itoslu jrii.:
QEHEEAL COnnMOH HEECHAHT,
v' -
of CbttonV NaBtores, Pro-
febS-lm
'he Camden Joiiriial,
PUBLLSiXVERT THURSDAY AT
per annum. Advertising xajas liberal-(j ,
per annum. Adrerttslnf raja
4 JOSS fJSSSAW, Fropli ,
WE. Bmrsan, Agent.
Uaniv
eT-Z
iff-wii-" -
'A tt
$1,000,000)
and have ttnta the first of April to decide Mto
t ,- rT'2 y.-i , i ,--,,t r.
SlCMMlialB
'r'. ,'' .
ze rT riu m bhant !
Agri c n ltnrnl
Jonrnal."
i.;a'., ,.1 'Jt.
Agricnltaral Joumaly of March . 1st, rl8T8:
1ST,
Bi..
a
8 s
0B
lb
1
955
285
199
SO
$88 5
$ltT5
WW
83 45
87 00
J4 1
1 50
65
887
43 87X
4B
4 M
SO 00
45
10
-340
87 60 .1 MOO
7 60
near uie saiofi raruuty as waw o oiocvu. sua umi
to by him. The price named for the Carolina was
"cash price;" thui making thefeaatt of tte Carolina
if-?-;
o
'i f:' T-
- - - - - Cash,
payable Hov; 19 1873,
INTEREST.
as to result of application to crops. Quality and price
.-.'.v.v;:'--:-;--:'-
arm re in Market.
a5 r;i ,L T.B
Js ia: :3H
180 $4 05 $7 80
,180 4 85 9 40
180' 4 85 5 00
lSO-t-'HS'-.V'.
180 6 40, M97
-180 4 60 13 00
c180- 5 85
180 1 4 60 r
ieo. fol
A GEJy&S'FOR' KOBTBtjOJLBOLlNA.
q xj:A NO.
and Tobacco, being the Well known article heretofore
R
W O O D V
Ph
wtth fle-elemenU of Ootton
iurtlliaenlot
are
pf the meKS srr caxD otSoiiji PHoarata, and
'.T
SUB-AGENTS: - wub-"-
, B. &X W.ATCOCK, Fremont,.
'" ' MELKX JONES. Lnaberton. ' r
.:-,&) AJ; Q MxCASBaLL. Shoe Heel,
ROSA a BROTiIER,.Wadseboro.
MISCEIdjANEOUSi
if
The "OHristian Graces."
A "NEW $5 PICTURE OF SUKFASSTNO GRACE
xx and beauty riven away to each subecriber to
ARTHUR'S HOHEHAQAZIIE for 1873.
A magazine for cultured homes; 'a aniasles al
ways up to the advancing thought, social progress
and spirit of the tlmes a - magsalaeto wtlch the
lighter Uteratare of the period is made the vehicle
of pure and noble sentiment ' '
FA IT 8 ,
CHRISTIAN
GRACES.
, Bon,
CHABITT.
"And now abldcth Faith. Hone and Charity:
these, three, but the greatest of these is Charity.
$7.50 IN TALCB FOB $M0.
tt la a lone time since anything
appeared to
Christian arise lovely and. so exquisite
s in dens
desum
and ramtioa
aa this
large and elwxnt line and
stipple steel engraving. TW ChrUoan' Oraosa"
sue si dt ti mcnesi im jruupniK w uemguresie
gmeeful beyond conception, and the' faces of such
rare and heavenly beauty, that It seems as If the art
tat must have aeen them m a vision. - KvervauharrU ,
ber to " Aarirc' IxiorraA-ran Hon MAeazm
for im will' receive a copy or this spleadM SS
glctareiwta. Price of Home Magazine tOQ a year,
peeimea copy of Magmaine IS cents. -LOCAL
. AUENTflCw ANTED, everywhere to get
subscribers for oar beautiful aaagaalne, so well
kaown for the last twenty years, and so great a fa
vorite with the people. InteUJrent men and women
can make larj comwlssions. Bead for agents' coa
Idantlal -enxular. ' Tea can hardly show The
Christian Graosa n to any person of taste sad One
reliusfeeliM without getttwt asubecrfber, No .
lia&ppomtnMnt about prompt delivery f pictures,
as we have made ample amngwneitta Tr f r rap
id ptodarrtosy J , ' .-yV.Mf AL.n.uA, A
: r - JC and SU CaeaMt ateeat, lnartihlt..
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