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..SI I motning mjxx. WM. II. BEKSAnD, : CICERO W. HARRIS, Editors. WILMINGTON, N. C: Saturday Morning, Sept. 27, 1873. .NOTICE. . . To City. SuJbserlberf SontU of Market " y -Street. , . From jLlie, 1 st clay, of jOctober next, the Cityirfculationof Thb Morning Star South of the centre of Market . qtreet will jexcl usively in charge of Mr. Hugh Green. All subscriptions up to pctober-:lt.will -be payable t?,l . Mr W. J. and trom tnat date to Mr. Greeny who will deliver the paper regularly, thereafter. ..3f Messrs. Walker, Taylor & Co., Advertising - Agents, Baltimore, are sole agents foe Tax Morning ":BTiaa in that fcity. Both, editions tif oar paper may be found oa file, at their office,. 134 West Baltimore -street. T : Pensioning the president. We are not of those who discuss every question of public interest from a partisan standpoint. We haven't the time everyday to stir up our bile f to the proper consistency for this. We think some things, should be dis cussed with sobriety and without re ference to political effect. Hence it I . is -that J Ste jdof '"uot propose to run. amuck with Grant on the5propositi6n by ex-fj-eent Fillinore' to pension . ! hjfaf tr thtriexpjxation of Hsf last ' 'term. dtffw MrJ'fllmore is in favor ,of an Jian all ex-Presi- ' 'denifsfivwrse nretroiaictive,) of half the present salary. He said to " a repcei unfolding Hi views on the subjeot , ifc u : . nxfti la a national disgrwe that pur Pres . , ;H?9fea$e Jiaviog .Qccupiefl the highest position, ut iha.l country, 'should be cast adrjft wid. perhaps Je compelled to keep a cotnef grocery for subsistence. We make a bargain with tror United States Supreme Court Judges, and agree thaUafter the j ex-. ' Biration "of twenty Tears' service in ithe Is lAimellate Court; if they shall :te .seventh ' ""years of age. We Will give them a' pensionvH The Lord High 'Chancellor or janaiana, when he goes out of office receives anand some pension to compensate him for the loss of his profession, which be cannot "fol low afterwards... But we r elect a mad to the Presidency, expect bim 1o be honest, to give up a lucrative profession, perhaps, and after w have done with him we, let him go into seclusion and perhaps pov ' erty." ' ' v ; Perhaps a fellow feeling1! makes. Mr. Fillmore ' wondrous kind" in;his i sympathies for his successors. At faay ra.te w&. think ho is kind oyer much"." The'Lord Chancellor of Eng land and the Justices of the Supreme Court a in '' this country ' are al ways old men, who have lived 'for long years faithfully in positions that money getting after leaving office at a venerable age. ,js Jj-ije when we elect a man Prpsi-s V dent we expect him tot be honest ana to give up the-profession he is folio wV . 1 Ifclucialitofitwlse. Put ,a. short. $erm of office does not . neces sarily vdnnt him; for professional or -u hosfa&ittii&tpeE jt .expkain. iThere is something, entirely, appropri ' ' ate , iaensIoniD ; Boldiers wojmded in the service of the country.. It is a- .graceful recompense for. a . nation to take care" of its learned judges when old age -overtakes thenr ' and incapacitates them for duty. ? It is generous and higtpubUc policy for a government to assist the better class of authors and artists whose self ab negation iand works redound to the good of .. the whole people and the world. But for a'' political officer, who has been adequately recompensed for all , his labor by the honor con ferred upon him and the large salary paid him, to draw a life-time, support larger, than the incomes of two thirds of .. his country men . is .an extrava gance and an injustice which we hope will never be tolerated in this Repub lican country: I ' Hi A SESSION OP INVESTIGATION. Th,e investigating Senators, who have brought to light by their, per sistent efforta.to purify the Senate of . .tJie,lJijted States so panjc dark trans : '; ftctiotrs diiring the pas two years, will . . agaiit takb the war-path nexVwuiterf' " "Tt'i''"8!lriri?stiT'iit, ' Wfisliinfrirtn'' tlinf. 'startling corntfjUons i will:be,''uueartli ed.' Probably the principal work of '' tlie. whole session will, be the exami- agaiijVyiertie 6 -bth branches. I: by bribes brought "-by -ii Califbrula :ij ll ltiocratidfcOT . : tof' yaSserly was. made by jbrs'Kepub- .'' " 1!,ion nnriAnpnt whntl llG took hlS SPnt. ' '' 'iftfre ttrH-and was irb; ;sa stained. VAi J'rfatf'i'iTendsliowullt the actioilif 'the-1 committee in seek- inrf 'n'TnvijSUgatiio ; 'cxpTehiulitpnMH enerajes injtfi ,: e' just chosen. .'. -.gifxttx A? i Pamagiiigarges are madeagaiugfc several other, WffT of the present two selves of dishonest membersi aa sbon ' 'pdsVibfe'af ter Congress convenes: "Rochester poets are apostrophi zing the marriageof Morlacchi and Texas Jack, though they experience? some difficulty In findingany thing tqrJ rhyme with papoosesv Rhymes should be at proper times. The fair Morlacchi, now Madame Jackie, com prehends the uses of .$00 try with reference--to papooses far. 4etter than the saucjest. punster in; jthe naughty environs of Rochester. ' The English people seem to be ac tuated by the spirit of fthe boii?, and are making' a tun- upon their Premierj Mv. Gladstoue. , Lately two .more" eiectidns have gtine igainsi.inf. ;In'i Dover andRenfrow (a Scotch County the Conservatives have gained' seat? in Parliament. . It looks as if the Lib eral Administration would bo forced to suspend if this panic continues. It ought to be generally understood that in its eclectic departments The Mobxixg Stae says nothing for itself. The credits readily indicate who is responsible for any particular view. "Soda biscuit need to be -baked with sf quick fire. So quick that they' will be toasted out of existence. TIIUClyY TOPICS. We find in our Northern exchanges some account of the facts in what is known as the? Canadian Pacifie scandal. ? ' The ''com pany show an ageegement between Sir Hugh Allan, acting for himself and certain other Canadian promoters, and Q. W. McMullen acting for certain United States capitalists, whereby the latter agreed to furnish the fands necessary for the contemplated rail way, and to give the former a certain per cantage of interest, in consideration of in fluence andpositfon-the Scheme being ostensibly thuf-'a XSaaadian company, with Sir Hugh Allan at its head. The agree ment also shows a subscription to the road to the amount of $5,500,000. Among these ub4prlptions we -find the names of Jay Cooke & Co., for 1.000,000; Wm. ; B. Ogden; foi637,500, and G. W. Cass for $637,500. The agreement was further that ten per cent, of the whole ten millions of t dollars of stock be subscribed as aforesaid, into the banking house of Jay Cooke & Co., N. Y., to the credit of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company upon its organization, f -to.be used for the construction of the said railway, and for such other purposes as the directory of tl8ad' pompan-r, . hcrsaf ter to. ditions Sir Hugh Allan, while finding no portion of the money, was to have paid up stock of the company to the amount of $1, 450,000. These millions tell the story for the Canada Pacific a great air-bubble for everybody but the shrewd Sir Hugh and his immediate coadjutors." In a letter to Geo. G.,"W. Cass, of Pennsylvania, one of tne stockholders ne says: 1 am to beJfresi- .dentto suit my yiews mej and. my iends have a majority of the stock, and so form ed the contract to build the road on the "terms of the act of Parliament, which are $30,000,0Q0 in cash andO.OOO.WXhacres of land." These; GoJfiBBllupendous figures ,$30,000,000 and 50,000,000 acres of land and Sir Hugbdemanded from his American partners $356,000 for his expenses This is the gigantic 'scheme into1 whose "gqldeU nets even the able and. Jiitherto incorruptible Canadian Premierj Sir John A. Mct)oDald "waldralrtiV and wTifcn'halgrve TfsB to so much acximojaous discusaic and so much white-washin s investigation. We wonder if the collections had been effected 'trfidE the deposit made with Jay Cobke & Co. before their failure. If so up goes a bubble be fore even it was thought, to be pricked. It was this sort pt thing: that brought Jay Cooke to 'gnefT tTriforlEunately we have more Jay Cookes than one, more Slj Hugh Allans than one, and more Sir John Mc Donalds than one on this continent. The Spanish situation is evidently im proved, i The Bank of France has loaned the1 government $90Q0600;f which is a strong mark of confidence, as that bank is one of the most prudent in Europe4. An other evidence of improvement is the flock ing of the old leaders like Topete and Ser rano to Castelar. A few days he had an interview with these veterans, the result of whicii;w4s favpribfcrQ the Republic. "With Espartero they are undoubtedly more influential than any of the old ptlltrical re gime. . ' Horrom on tne Texas liorder r. BupWNSviLr.E, Sept. 24. A serii's f robberies urd murders Mayer reifvXInQUEngad on Ignited States citizens residing or travelling oii the Mexican ; border of the. State. Within a short time Mr. Montgomery was attacked, robbed and left for dead in ' his' house in Monterey. Jose liavezie was beaten in liis stote in Caniiargo and left;for deady bfA assailants -behiy discovered in time to prevent robbery. . The Peril ie family were robbfed oil tle highway, near San .Fernaudo, and men, , wOjinen , and. children left to starve inf. an unfrecpiented spot. Mr. IIehleriu ami two eomuanions were robber! "aii'd one of ttvein' ' killed in Chiiia.: ''rW4:Annui'ui!t Were.-ft:lck-ed-andOne: woujtded .in itfe roadiiwiar Marina, escapijig. yuly after St dtspeir- ate fight, in which' one of theik assail ants was mortally wounded.' t j Dr. . Ilaggerty wa a killed in his h'6us''arid the premises robbed. . The ipeietmtei'a of tjtese crimes wer,e arx rested and their 'guHtcleariy estab lished, except lix XW Pe a,;yetj authorities either-beingr Seilixt br do werless,: . Thef acts pdv -beeiV: DroveriiSef Oik' a United Stktfe,Co'i Upl and sent to WsfiHfgor Jn hhe, vrr STAIl DEAMS. y- Wild ducks are thick, and nun ters.bipy, in Wisconsin. ? A Niagara hackman his been trying to imitate Belleni .on the tight rope. He got so far as tight. .The report that Col. Forney bad sold a half interest in the Philadelphia Press to Copgresshiab Harmeriis lau thoritatively deniedi JphnprightS; voice is, not for war aginsit the Ashantees. The cable tells us,that-rf rtis-further prosecuted by thS Jitish XSrverniSeTit he will re- Jphxms Boulware, ofTroy, Ind., in vtjiegtisl of j his seventy-fourth stimaaperj' became '"enamored of and eloped f with Ihe f asBatint: . Lizzie Rdsslt, !. w. Albany, j nst enter- mg ft seyentfi decade. . -i , t :jf. ifm, :ojrS9 disease still con tin ues iaseiieiirhbothdoi of " . Princess the . past week the others' are veryj sick. f , t - s, ' The Canadi' Southern Railroad Company have been obliged' to cancel all their contracts and discharge many of their.femployes, beihg crippled by the ccanaplioations .in, the affairs of Daniel Prew, who is a heavy stock holder. ' ; A j'oung Abbeville minister, we are fold by a South Carolina exchange, while travelling with nis wife stopped en paasent for her health; It was a caseof celiar-he'r,i anid (all . re'." as well as could be expected." . ABROAD. No Berlin bank has failed, - Francisco. Gruerrazzl, who was proclaimed dictator at Rome in 1849, died on the 3d, -aged" sixty-eight. -s-i The iSpatirsh-Minister of Colo nies proposes to go to Havana in per son to study Cuban questions, with a view of making important reforms. - The British Association in Brad ford, havo adopted a fesolutiottj urg ing the ..government to send an ex ploring expedition to the Arctic. Edwin James is a candidate for ParHasaent5 in. vMaryleboriQyfafnd is making an active canvass. He has re- ceiv ea numerous pieages oi mnaen tial support in the contest.'- The sProvinzialc Correspondent says the visit 0f 'King Victor Em-" manuel to -i Vienna' and- iJerttn offere Europe another guarantee of decisive and effective peace, policy on the part of Italy, Austria and Prussia. - The investigation at Glasgow into the running down of the ship Abeona by the steamer Alabama has emjifiSted rFhe ajptainr 6f the steamier has Deen reprimanded and his first officer, who was in charge at the time of the collision, had his cer tificate, suspended for eighteen months. It is reported the Spanish gov ernment will soon address. Tormal complaint to the French government, setting forth that the Carlist chieftain Sebails was permitted to pass through French territory and cross the frontier into Catalonia without hindrance, in violation of . the obligations of neu- Ai. -tit.- ' ':"" 1 . .--.. iramy.- o L.ITEKABY, PEBSOiAI. Iotlev has anew work in press, "The History of John, of Barheveld .... Hans . Andersen . has returned to Denmark from his stay in Switzer land. He is very weak, and suffer ing. i ' " A subscription list is on foot in Ireland for a memorial tablet to the Rev. Frank Mahony, -better " known as an accomplished scholar and wit. under the pseudonym . of "Father -Trout.'.' jMrs. John T.. Audubon, widow oi the famous naturalist, now, in the eighty-sixthjyear of her age, left New X VIA H WWA, VIA fl It J MUJ U AO ville. Kehtuckv. where she will pass the winter with family frlepds. : Dr. Beke hnir pabltshett a'book to prove Mount Sinai an extinct vol cano, and thus explaining the "pillar of cloud by day and pillar of hre by night," in Exodus." . . - A Word to the Intelligent Girl of tne State. Mrs. .Spencer, in the North Carolina Pres hyteriari."! " " ! Hew many pathetic and thrilling stories are waiting the hand that shall preserve them for, transmission. There must be literary talent among the girls of this State there must be some writer of acknowledged excel Ii3c4dra4. $foiiraia& i$r grown or growing up among us..' I long to see the first flight that shall tell us ,of a stronger wing and a higher ambi ti)H thaii we have yet gazed upon PIMbotperse odtinty, M4,c several oibMnfrfaisihinir flied during t must be a very pleasant thing .ta4nfl; .auiioi, him, andTihed ! h hajr& snttjen. a stiuceasfidr novel or eYtti. Rifely pfipurhr' magazine story. It- in a .Kort of ileasure of which 'I have not, and nover can have j the ! slightest experience, but I can well .beli ev e. th at Vuvb exercise of the imagination, akin as it is. to the crea tive faculty, must be productive of a high and pure delight. To write a really first-rate and universally ac cepted and useful school-bookv i something well worth doing, . utid being' thankful for the ability7 to. d.p. To jimke nj new apfl. a4irportant eon-. tributibiAo the"t5terWr?itTe. of naiural fecienije such as Hugh Miller tir Agas- world, is surely an ( object f .worth' striving for. But it I were to choose 'F-wonld Ifrfef erthteSshance of escaninor. ybWiVto;h-'Hfie. wing of a. devotional i4 a ,..r 1 M,M!U.21...!'l.'.-.1;. , . icv uvuiLk. wnic, waicn wouia bless 4.?:few4 PrGod, or cneer ana comtort its saints for all J ttme---)rx would be rhmd withith rH2Tof ;b6oks the surest immortality. JEALOUSY AND DEATH. Tli e - Parker ;Trra-eay--.A "HTealtlrr ; Peansylvaiilan Shofii Bis THTlfe anjt . then Blows out Ufa Own Brains? Philadelphia, Sept, 24. " Thomas B. Parker, aged 42 years, shot his wife this jnominc and then blew his brains dui, billing himself rh- 8tatly.-The..wie.,-Jwound,s-r are. 1 ,. . i i ii . .i 1 right eye.. ri The tragedy is attributed to jealousy. The. parties-, liyedj in Kingsessing. a suburb of .the city. : ' Parker, the actor in the tragedy, was formerly a mepiber of a large irott'estabtishment neiar' MoorestOwu, lsr. :J.;u a'dd retired '.recently, having' acquired a Targe fortune. ' He was of a vet- jealous disposition, and to' this is assigned !the tragedy: " The parties moved in the higliest circles, and lived in an eldg'arit villa. The affair causes much excildmfentiii all'cifcles The wife was much younger than the: husbind.' She still survives, but the woind i believed to-be mortal.1 ;: I Parker was enjoying an incomeof $50,000. Thomaa Brown Parke was the .--son --of the- late Isaac :Brown' Parker,: who left an estate folly worth $3,000,000. to be divided amoHgitwd sont and three daughters., . :Tjii$ jegtate' comprises some of the most valuable properties in Philadelphia, iucluding1 the ground, on which the "Continental Hotel, aud American, now Grand Central, Theati:e, stands. , The. exact, provisions of the T,wiiL. left ..by th'e tathej, wno had amassed this colossal fortune, were to the. effect that the heirs were to enjoy only, the income of their respective shares in orderjfhat the principal might, be . continued to bp enjoyed by their' children, aud if any died without issue their share J was to merge nQ the general estate for the benefit' of the others. ' 'His wife was the: daughter of Udbert Macgregor. They had T)een twelve years married. He leaves only one child,'ia boy three years old.' A .Georgia SoelUt'c Extraordinary Experience. Conversation Reported in the Atlanta Con ftitulion.I . Colonol.Ijay. (rising. with . profound bow): Yes, Colonel, I have been en gaged in f ortytwo ' tiffairs of. honor as principaTand second, and I concur with yon fully m your ' suggestions. It is the duty of a second to prevent a resort to arms if possible. I . recol lect in one of the first, duels J ever fought I oamo very near losing my life by haying a fool for a second. He allowed me j io fight the best swordsman in Europe with a rapier. I at that time was notso proficient as I am now in the use of that weapon, and considered my life as godd as lost, but met rhr antagonist, and af ter parrying a few of his thrusts was compelled to allow him to pass his sword entirely through my stomach, the. point coming out at my back bone. As I stood thus transfixed it occurred to my : mind to do an act' wnicQ I have never heard of being equalled before or since. I, with my left hand with remarkable presence of mind, coolness and firmness, seized my adversary's blade, , holding it so firmly that he could neither turn it nor pull it out, and in that position plunged my sword .'entirely through my adyersary's left breilst tip to the hilt, just one inch and a- half above his heart ; and, 'what ' is remarkable, we both recovered.' A honeymoon car "i is : now run on tho Pacifie Railway for the use of bridal parties ISeautifui inventidn of the nineteenth .'.century ! ;How the mindlQvetft picture this home of peripatetio bliss. JSpe-tint of matrimonial greenness, cushions of the softest down, where Angelica may lean to her,, heart's, content . upon Gustavus Adolphus. Canary , birds sing aloft, whUe love paints hope in all the beauty' df. greenness and , ver dancy. This is indeed ari idea Wbrthy of. Uncle' Freddy Coombs arid the Society for the Promotion of Matri monial Alliances. ; Now may prosaic bachelors and fully graduated bene dicts ride in the perfect enjoyment of their otium cum ' Jignitai4,'v'hoxt , being forced to be the unwilling spec tators of those beau tif d -r jendearc ments so delightful to; the parties in terested, . but so Jiarrowing io the feelings of the . disinterested spectator. Here is a r picture of fresh connubial felicity on the cars: He was a little man, with a, white vest; she a small-sized giant ess.' They, were married yesterday, ind the newness still clUrig:' to that youthful and happy " pair. Hd wj we did1 pity that little man. AH ' thaj,' delicate breatiire's strength had van ished.' She weighed 200, if a pounds and the manner in which she leaped; niyagarnst' that little man and'erod-' iiuu .iiitu Liifu corner, or, mat, seat. lim. woiuu nave orougftt: tear into the eyes of a dtv'orce Jawyen '!' W"e closed ; bur , eyes, alid tiexclaiuiVd':.:w4th":Ma betlj; .'. Can! such thiug8i)e and by-Sr come us like a wimraer cloud ?" Rot it was- the voiee'bf the Vietifri ; W heard . him. complain, like"; a"'!smaH mouse ifroni neath .':a ' ytaoi, to the tender- accents of that mezo soprano." "Oh; Hannibal! ' 1 t am lis . , . leaving all for yon-yoti williprptect. looked., ijeree but . shattered, lie knows better now ji.if r A youiiff'eii;,1tthoui;8M'eiVi,'veard of age, ' recently, arri vecf at ' ito wjarO vivy,. JiaKiug ucertv tseni: py. xpre,S8 from someriointEast. She was rr-.triHar' . J iniu a ouiuuiui' Lttlf UtLiiCIjetl "v-.uu ,u UC 1UU -r -..Th,rerjoTi' mmM frr, that th dfefttedRe6ubfi(ah'f.tmA: ;emDt to nnsnnt. tho ti KS??0r Mr. Uonover, npon the ground of alleged bribery. . j A. - ""-. w WW NOTICES. fi PgATT'S ASTEXTOI" W bsolptriafa. Perfectly odorless. Always rial frtn. illamlnating qualities Buperictto es. Butbs" iany lamp" without danger of exploding; or takteg fire. Mannfactnred expressly to aisplaceTfhe asaor i-volstOe and cteMtteus oils. Its satety nadec avwr. possible test, and its penect burning qualities, are proved by its continued use in over 300,000 families. Millions of gallons have been sold and no accident directly or indirectly has ever occurred from burning, storing or handling it. TBe (nuntnse j earl vf loss of life and1 property, re- lhe,JJjleajjUliLjappai ,.., The Insurance Companies ana Fire Commission- salting' from the use of cheap and dangerous oils in ers thronghout the country recommend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps- are used. - Send f or ciretilar. . - , . ' for safe at retail by the trade generally, and at wholesale by the proprietors, CHAS. PAATT A CO. , 108 Fttitoni street,New, Yorje augM-6m;D&W . ITlo titers, ITIotliers, ITIotliers, Don't failtoprocorellfiis; WiksLOW7SgOOTH INQ SYRUP tor ail diseases incident to the period of teething in.ehildren. It relieves the child from 'bain; cares colic, regulates the bowels,' and by giv ing relief and. health to the child, eives rest to the mother. - Be anrefand call for' i "MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHPTG. SYRUP." " For 'sale' by all druggists. jttne24 eod-tOm-ftn-thmveat., : . . l..Ai3iiT.' - ' '' " tt. VOLLKRS. .' Apji.iAN & VOLLERS, i ; Corner Front and Dock Stt. . '" ' " " . ' WIlittlNOTON, N. C. WHblJSaAtEGRbCETRS " ;" .i . ! ixM-AIi ITS BRANCHES. . Country merchants will do; well by calling on us 5 F. MryCIIEM Jfc sow, i024MIS8ION MERCHANTS . - , - V ' And Dealers in ' ' ' Grain Ground IfteaJL, jraarl Koinlny . and Grits.. Noa. 9 and 10 N. Water at, Wilmington, N. C. Proprietors the Merchant's Flooring Mill-,.? E WILL REMOVE TQ -OUR. NEW BUILDING Corner Front and Princess Sts., -Between ihia data and - E P t-E ITT n If Tt 1 mt . . . ., ; ". t i: ' ' WE WILL SELL OUB ElfTIEK I u I- i- :', , . . r ,,;.;.( ,m'S .i -' (. " .4-1 RETAIL STOCK AT COST, , ' As it 13 our desire to open with a FrcsJi and Complete Stoelt, Hence our determination to diapoeo of the same be lore moving. ' ' . Jnieao-tf ; Bl WEILL, Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. CO Ti'e'Olies Ilf AMERICA1 THESE SAFES ARE MADE WITH 'THREE AND four flanges around the door, of reined wrought iron framcB, with aagle comers, and Warranted JFree from Dampness! From the Scientific American, May 3d, 1873. . . . , - - -Since the Boston fire we nave given some atten tion to the -"nl m"rto oCjuulons safes, with a view or supplying onr own office with the best article la the market, and have accordinrfv smd selection of a dry filled Alum and Plaster Safe, manufactured by marvm a vo., wo twoaa wayr iH. x. We will deliver these Safes in Wilmington at samo price as charged by. manufacturers in JNew York. June 7-tf WILLARD BROS., Agents. F. A. SGHUTTE, ; Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds of Parlor, Ctolier, Dining, KilcliBii& Office FURNITURE, , Carpets, Window Shades, dec GRANITE ROW, SO. FRONT ST. ' ihort noUce and in the beat and latest ItyTe. jan 9-tf Give us a Trial. HARDENS AND INVIGORATES THE GUMSf Purifies and PerfnmeS the Breath! Cleanses, Beautifies and Preserves the T E E Til ! tfse it datfy," and your teeth' wfJl be ihe last of Na tore'e irifta tofau ro, " : SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS. may 27-eodly tu tlr sai " ' ' , - -a" -IT ' ! KB " ' - " TT.TT .N M n. . J3HZA-, OO P- is,: .Asthma, and' ! every 'affection of. thai THKDAt; wrsos CpeedQy .aaa'jei I , nanently cpzeihf the use of Dai Wis- i . pp. "W if.n tip. v" r which doeslot drTnJTcoueh and leave the caasa , . , behind, but loosens it," cleanses tp$ lW8Kk ilys irritation, thus removing the cause of theepmplaiiifi ;.' . eOKStJHPTlONCAKBE CCltEDj , Sy i timely resort to' thistaiiaarf4ndy,'Ws U,.. f . urovad by hnadr qds of Mtimotttals it has ived. V The aenuint is signed " Jtuttn on the wrapper, J - .' Beth w. rowra sons, iyiirf1w . 8ott.by4eatojneraUy. . ' of Chronic and; Acut&Rhenmaiism, Neuralgia, Ltrnv bago. Sciatica; Kidney, am jearsot snf eripg, byakUg Or. Fitter; Vesr- ia Nervous Diseases, after years i etable eiaoie Kfieuniatlc syrrnp, the scientific dtacvety of j; P. FitlerBt efcfar -wduate: physician, with, whom we are pcrsoqally acquainted, who has for 89 Krs treated ' these ihieascs' esclu- jBwely with astonishUit resalt. ,W beileve it our christian dutv. after ; requeat snffererato use it. esneeiTv aeiiberaQon, to consclentiouslr .erate. circumstances who cannot afford to waste moneylaad time - worthless mixtima. 'A tslertr men we jseriouslyfeel the deep responsibility restiu? on ns 14 publicly -endorsinr this 'medicine. But su knowledge and experience of its remarkable merit fully justifies our action. Rev. C. HllCwlng, XCedla,' eimereaTMtertr ylifrBrbecame hopeless: Rav od- rnos. Murphy, D. D., Frankf ord, PUilA; -Re. Ij, B.. )avi iglitstow,. N..0L;, Ret. J.a Buchanari,1 town; Rev. (31 fi. Srtith nfaf w v !r lareh By;e, PSgs.alii yCWh, PhjlA, X)thtr testl" luuuimB iryia senators, overnors, Judges. Corr-. Wnirv'.WFiw V1?? uiaeses. On t! d 1 Tiuirars win Deri resell ted- go -any- metneme" ;ae produce 6ne-f ourtfiaSniany fifing Cus. v An 7 ; can ceiye gratis a legally siened guarantee. number of Wttlea to cure, agfetflto Ttnn nniiM : ed invited to write to Br". Pttkr, Philaf BHs valmaDIe' , . . , GlflBBN ic PtAjNKBL. i upon awom statement oi its iaitore to inra. a m f. ajajiC- -Hi i.-. W!MMl6M.l!Mfl'A'. I.r. SPECIAL r ' - llSl; eredfrofdraW3' sept 25-tf j, c. STEVENSON. Eir INSURANCE. If PIEDIIONT & ARLINGTON Bife Insurance Company fie- -. & ik - Riclimond, Virginia. j .... : Over 15,000 Policies Issued. Annual Income Over $1,500,000 FroOTsiy! Prosprons! front! SMALL EXPANSES, SMALL. LOSSESr SECURE ..... . INVESTMENTS, AMPLE RESERVE, , 's AND GOOD SURPLUS! Premiums' daslrj Policies L,lberal. ... ' i : ?!-s ; ! : - ; ' Alintiai pivfsion Surplus. ATKIHSOH & HAP1HG, Gcsl Asrats i . ;',. tosuranceRooniB.S N. Water,st . - f ; ' . . . : , .'t:.: i ! . i W. C. Carrington Presidrait; Joha L, Ed,war s, Vice President; D. J. Hartsook, Secretary; J.J. Hopkins, AsBistaht Secretary; Pror.iE. Bi Smith'.'Acfuary; B. C. Hartsook, Casnler, ' , .J . mar 28-tf Insuioe oms. $27,000,000 FIRE INStntAivCEX AI- ITAI UEPUESEiSTCD AFTER FAYINeBOSTON LOSSES. Queen Insurance; Co), of Literpool and 1 I . t London, Capital. .;.;.. , tlfiJWfiOO North Bntash and Mercantile Insurance liCompany Capital ...J...,..t . . ... 10,000,000 Hartford Insurance Company, .Capital.... 2,500,000 National Fire Insurance Company, of ' ' . JHerd, Capital .. . . i . ...... ; . i . . ,; 800,000 Continental Insurance Company, of New T Phgenjix Ins amKe (mpianyi oX iiiklynl ..... ' Capital..,.. . , . 15001 Virginia Hone Insurwce Company,' of ' : ................... mfjwwv 000 , Richmom CanitaL km mn ma: Terk. The old Mercantile Mutual of New IiBTE--The'CeBnecticut Mutual' of Hartford. ATKINSON A MANNING; ?!' -'iGenttalAcenU .....I- . . lfQSI INSTITUTIONS. i- ! i Security against: Prre. TH& NORTH CAliOLIA: , HOJIIB OiSUBANCH COJIPAM , rates, fait - xivxua -' is rapidly growing m pubHc favor,' and apttcoimcinimrerjqf prpferty la ! '. p?" Agents m all parts of the Statec iaa! JL U. BATTLE, Jr., f reaident - . , CBs ROOT, Vice President BEATON GALES,' Seeretary. : : " PULASKI COWPER, Supervisor. - ATKINSON & MANNING, AeiXKTs, aagl-tf- ,. ;; Wilmington. N. C. MISCELLANEOUS, i GREAT REDUCTION US f i Spring and Summer DRESS QOODS J. & H. SAMSON'S. 3,000 Ifds; striped Mozambique r t v , at 15c.. worth 25;. j i .FULL!- LTNB OV i STRIPED i AND FANCY XV. GRENADINES, . WORTH 30c. REDUCED TO SO cents, T- '' ' . j . ...... A LARGS OT OF STRIPED ANTJ PAkcY PLAID JAPANESE REDUCED TO 20 Ct. pr Yard, ... . And all others at. a corresponding rate. We have just received a novel Btjrle of - ... , t . SEA-SIDE SKIETS, ' Wdrthy'of ihe attention of our customers, which wu offer at T5c nd ftpwards. - Lace Poiau at a great sacrifice from $10 00 and upwards. - '1;' - i'lU: .t.! i n- WIIITi, G O OB & 'lanes. s and Rummer Suitings in endless anety. Our DOMESTIC! HTTP A wrnr;wT mivum. .n the prominent Jbrands of white and unbleached in Aii-widths, at prices to defy: cotnpetitiod. june!5-tf , , M KORDLANDER, ., . SOL AGENT FOR , ; . Masey. k;i: Co. PbUadelphia 1 X aud XX Ale and Porter, : S' '6ld ou,arer and half barrels 'andlnBottleis at 75 cents per doaen. tfce same ttvereddeale,f ajnjlies and shipping. depots in tne city free of eharge. Also, arrangements inade. with RaflrQadandiSteanbi Ooitpaaies to retwm empty, kegs .-and, bottles free, of charge. .For the tonntry 8 dos. Ale, Soda,- Sarsaparflla or Porter patk- edm4bajfoitliacitywdoai;ini!,box. TheXiX Massev Ale and Porter enn&l in strnTtK hnH ar.A t fla2i"ndiarEI old 'atne-fourth the price, of an im- Large Walnut framed cards' tor diktrfbuUOn free of charge to dealers, sabject to' be cdled fort any time by the undersigned. y, t '- M. KORDLANDEB, ' ji'i '-' sit Fourth, and Hnoer street, . jnjy l$-iy . . ' . Wilmington, N; C. tClifi Raleigb Sentinbl. LAftESTDAltY AtIfiE'(jAPiTAL Tie Oldest" JlailUii the !Mt bits: ysraENWNMiHABOTWTLY UNOEB-, X. gone chBAgesaudiimpruvemunts which inak! it one of the best newspapers tf the State, and as -it circulate in very portion of the State U necond tp.. none as an advttbmg mediu m. J SEMI-WEEKLY SENTINEL. The Semi-Weekly Sentinel U unauesUonably thJ cheapest and beat paper of the ktnd'in the Statei 'trice. $5. ; ' TftK Wion&t TTNEL.-The WeeWy Sen tinel Is among the largest papers- in the State, and contain from 26 to- 30 : columns of; choice reading matter. lncludiner the IfttMt mkWm. . .. j, all part OX the world. For the present ; no affver- L STTrrrri . eivea i or mis eaitlon, -rice of K subscription, $3 111 aidvancei Address.:. ; , -p PJI , , ; , , 8ENTINEL-PITB, COMPANY. .- y. ' ,. .,1 ;.. , i . ,: ' . ,T. TPCSCBS AND, BARBELS OF S.:. II. S Y K IT IM t, AND ii? Jr. iovititr"'1 i :..li ''MILLARD BROS. Salth Salt!. Salt! '1 his Companv continues to write Pollcfes. at , cmalTclaesesf iHsuraWa DroDertv. All losses, are nromritiir adinRteA &nd nA printing sii J Binding . THE "STAR ?9 STEAM J ab-P-r in tittg-Hou s e, BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOBT WILLIAM n. BERNARD PUOPRIETOB, wix MitfG Ton. n. THE ONL T ESTABLISHMENT IN '1 UK S7 ATE BATING ALL THESE F3.CILITIESGOMBINED. 1l4If'?'r ASSOiTIU ENT OF T YPE, PAPERS, Cards and Inks. SKILLED WORKMEN IN Every Department. NOT THE LOWEST PRICES, BUT AS LOW PRICES AS ANY OTHER i ESTABLISHMENT. FOR THE BEST QUALITY OF WORE. Printing, Ruling AND - f DB XUsT ZD I C3-, OF EVERY DESCMPTION, Executed' tfromptly. AND S X I L F IT L L Y Improved Machinery OF ; . Mi, ... I'-'J'i'V.,;. -n,.- j.uu' I. . . ' J '.',' VtJ vt'j f.vr. .J ; 1 S.i J ; - : . , . , a SINCE. ADDING 1Jt. --4IUti . lO l-5 5!) 1 STEifVW, POWER, - J t MO r- :cvi. Kim f-lW ) ii :A''tfrr j.s-,:h ' i.: TUB UTMOST DISPATCH cta-tf WILLARD BROS. 0 J
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Sept. 27, 1873, edition 1
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