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THE HOEimiG STAB.
By WST. II. BERNAttD.
--..-...- . .lv v.,,.,.:i- . - v.. -I -,,v,-.. .-. ;:-.--j.-.5; t. -. . .; ' J-..-; rates of adtbbtising.
" '-"?,T-7ri i':5-1-tya? (Vo- TtTn'fo-vTT! ; ;f;5'v j Xi ' 1 ?4:-'''--. ' :'.r . i? .. rlCne Square one day,;......... ...... 1- i fm
fUliLlSHBD BXCKPT HONDAT&
tmrM.-p aossctsnrioa sstaxcb
sixmoniBir, "V J ......
Three months, . ........ . ,
One montk ."s.'.Sivi.VJ" ........
To City SubSCTlbert delivered in any part of the
city, raieen tjenw per weeK. Uur mty A genu are
BOt aatkortted y collect f r iere than three mon Uia
OUTLINES.
Sturgis is after llie lndiaBS with Jtsbajp
stick, -t iOaawiB Pasha reported to have.
received reinforcements to the extent of
20,000 men ; epgagements of Thursday said
to have been greatly exaggerated by Turks;
''bamaV.$&A M tacked 'Sandar; Monday
andATuesdil&HTiay Russians repulsed
: with rhi-r, ?j!72 ?er ' .Chcg"
edviMfs baniT' Closed v . . Stanlev If at-
theirs is jintkmed IQf tbeup9n$ eocb.
.AeurofiBi occurred 'iojbe3: (Jo
vcritmeiitTbuildiDs iWasbinhte'r-
day.":iI Is
predicted; ;StlUA
officers are alt Marslf ':-iffcl51e ex
pected in the mining region- Ol Fennsjlvja
nijk -Tbicri baianifesfo ;ia 'pnUned.
- Rev. Dr. Duncan, distiDgubed. Me
.tlicUiotne.'Taead." ----&ackageVaIuid
at lUOO.uuu sioien irom r irei jNaitonai iians
of Cortland, K.' T ;.-jr Cigar' makers'
strike in, Havana iucreasing. --New
York markets: Gold stronger at 103J; cot
lou firm at tic; rosin uqchanged at
$1 70l SO; spirits turpentine easier at 34
3Jjc. Family - -in . Cleveland fCftib,
poisoned from eating toadstools for musty
rooms. ; -: -' ' r ''- ' - ' " r. , '
Friday night a grand banquet ws
given to President Hayes ard-partjy
at Allant3. Sjee.che8 were made.by
IV'sident- Hayes. Messrs. Evarts and
Key, nnfSenator8 'Gordon and Hill.
A hrge delegation, of prominent
. citizen of 'Augusta invited the Pre
siJeit.to visit that city, but he was
compel let , i( .decline. Governor
Ilatnpton stated that the President
would make a Southern tour during
iho winter, and that he and Senator
(iArdon would meet the President ill
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Aujusta-at that time. .t I
Rev. Dr. Jas. A. Duncan, a noted
divine ' of. the Methodist Episco'pail
ChurcfrSouth, and President of Ran)
dolph Macon College, died at Ashland
Va., yesterday. This announcement
will carry sorrow to tens of thousands
of Christians throughout the country.
Dr. Duncan was known and loved
not only by his own denomination,
but by "a large number of persona of
other denominations who learned to
appreciate him for his deep piety and
splendid abilities. . j
A devaHtating Indian war is now
predicted. It is thought the Sitting
Bull -Commission will be a failure.
Chief Joseph is heading north, and
it is thought he will be joined by a
large number of warriors. Nearly all
the northern tribes are ready for re-
volt, and it is feared 5,000 ' Indians'
will soon be on the war-path. Sitting
Bull expresses the utmost contempt:
for the United States troops and go-!
verument. ' I " .
A sensation telegram - is said to.
liave been received at Havana from,
Santo Domingo, saying that the ashes
of Christopher Columbus have beea
discovered there with authentic proof,
of their genuineness. We are glad;
these ashes have been stirred upland,
we trust the historical and scientific
nocietioy of the world will see that
the question is thoroughly sifted, j
The Turks say they j did, and the.
.Russians.! gay they didn't. . It is im
possible; for us to determine from the
reports whether . ' they did or they
didn't. . Yesterday morning we
thought they did; last night we
thought they didn't. We didn't sa
they did, and if we did we didn't
mean to say they did.
The Baltimore firemen are decided
. ly enirgetici, 3 , Several of the fi re en-,
gioes of that city were summoned to
Washingtbn yesterday to aid in sub
duing the Jre . in the Patent- Office,
and they were on hand in thirty min
utes. We have no doubt . that train
that carried them over made excel
lent time. . . " .
Uev. J. N. Stallings, editor and
proprietor" of the Magnolia J2ecordt
has determined to briDg his paper to
VViimingtonW It will be continued
as a weekly. VVe welcome brother
Stallings to - his fiew field of . labor,
and wislr hini abundant success. -f . ! ;
We congratulate our farming
friends of the Cape Fear on their es
cape from their threatened overflow.
The crops all along the river are' al
most without exception unusually
fine, and it would be a sad bloiw to
the farmers to lose them just as the
harvest is about to begin. r
By the recent fire, Dr. John.
proprietor of the Elizabeth City JXorth Oa
rolinwn, losea $6,000 to $10,000. He had
" msuraoce. , : . - . '
f Oxford Free Lancei: 5 The coun
pio "Hv"le paid last year' the Bum of
Ww 20 for the per diem and mileageof the
members of the Board of Cmmnisaioners;''1
1.00 -- -i -. ' i- : i 1 1 ' 1 ' ' i : - 1 1 ' 1 1 " 1 !,'' - - . : ni : : 1' r ' U One wear ?Z iZ
m J i ; : ' " . 1 1 - 1 . & yvvBaap w 1
VOL. XXI.---N0. 2.
Spirits iTiirrientiiie
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A special to the Hendersouville
Courier dated . Columbus., polk; CQuaty,
Sept. 19th,. savsr''J'. M. Justice, Esq.,
stepped off the front porch of Hill's Hotel;
in thia place, last JDight, falling a! distance
of eighteen feet " Ho lies senseless this
morning, and it is feared that he will not
Lincolnton jfrogress: 'Possum
hunting is all (he rage now, and nightly the
- One ftbB coldest rain rh at has fallen
siace last. Snrinr heeaa onvTuesdav nieht
and conttnuad almost, wUbpoiloessation alt
veaoeaaay ana yyeaoesaay nigat, render
ing fyres cheerful andjCopprUble
Warrentori' Gazette Mr.
B. Hunter lost a barn of trvhanrn last Fri
day, by UUd bttratiufc alii fioe. i'Loss aboat
$200v:--t Weundarstimi Drotlacted meet
ings will begin in Uie Methodist and Bap-
tist cb ureses' hert ' wJtWa'the next-moo th-1
- Tlie Rer. Mr.' Hootd isbla faff week ,
in litcbmond one tierce of fine cured to
bacco at $36 50 per ho adrea j i
-W4M6hU4'6n
1 !
ue hundred
and forty ot dur colored brethren wei-e
baptised here oa- Sunday last. : There
wiU be ten thousand people in i Weldon to
hear Gov. Vance on the 25th ot October, at
our l air. , We were told Oo vesterdav
by one of our farmerathat as a market for
cotton, he preferred Weldon to cither
I'etersburg, JMorfolk or Baltimore. I,. ;. :
Louisburg Courier : I.The gene
ral health of .Louisburg has not been alto
gether quite as good this season; as it has of
rormer years. ; uuills aad fevers are verv
numerous. On Saturday last the sen-
kuu, ui ucaiu woa aseu uu miismaD
Morgan, colored, for the. murder of Johb
Cradup, colored, The sentence t will be
executed on Friday, the 2d of November
lialeigh Observer:
iWe au-
nounce with Daioful reirret the
death of W.
H. Spencer. Esq..' which occurred at his
residence in Louisburg, Friday evening.
we are more man pleased to learp
that the Chapel Hill students Inre making
an offer to re-establish the old bniversity
Magazine, once so popular raj! this State.
"A runaway occurred on ithe western
suburbs ot the city yesterday! afternoon,
wherein Mr. R. M. Andrews, a highly re
spectable citizen of Swift Creek to-Waabip,
was severely injured. , . j
lleidsville TVriies: I Put
the name of General William'
down
.Dorsey
Pender oa that page of history where great
soldiers live forever. Orange Presbyj
tery assembled in Milton last Wednesday!.
There was not a full attendance! only about
fourteen ministers and as many elders werfej
present - p- jiuaaio, a jf resoytenaa
church in Guilford county will the first
of next April see 'its hundred;! and tenth
year. In all that time it has bad but four
pastors and has never missed meeting but
five times. Rev. Mr. Alexander ia now
its pastor, atyl bus been ror seven teen years
Monroe Enquirer On and aft
ter the 24th. jpst. the mails will!) arrive here
daily from Charlotte at -8-45 A. M., and
from Wilmington at 6.48 P. M. j - A new
postoffice - has been opened on the route
leading from. this place to Taxhaw called
"Uamptoo," with John B. Bruce ns post-
master. The revival meetings! in the
Baptist and Methodist Churches continue
with increasing interest, although' some
what interrupted by the inclement weather
last Wednesday and Thursday; Abstract
of tax list in Union county: total State tax,1
$7,847.77; total county tax, $18,244.39. Ag
greate value, of real and personal property,
$2,097,056. Number of white polls,1 1,612;
number -of colored polls, 439; total polls,;
2,051. ' .-'- -- - -: -
NKW ' A UVKRT1 S KM BN T.
Munson & Co. Business suits.
C. West & Sons. Security oil.
Pettkwat & Schulkkn. To sell.'
. Medical College of South Carolina.
C. L. ScnxATTEK, .Turpentine lands.-.
. Pabslet & Co. Lost breastpin.
' Ciioxly & MoBBis.ranariea1 at auction.
Prof, Van Lakh. Music arid. German.
Local Dot. . . t; r T1!;n !
44Gol. R. B. Saunders, of ito -Rn-i
leigli Observer, called 00 ua yesterday.
- Judge Seymour spent! a day or.
two in our city during the past week.; :
- There were no cases for investi
gation before the Mayor's Court yesterday
morning.-' i; ' .- j . i
An excursion train from Monroe,
will arrive here, next Thursday,!, on the C.
C. Railway. . -..
There was considerable of a rise
in the temperature yesterday, and the as
pect of the weather was quite threatening.'
: . . if- ,-i , j
During the year ending Au
gust31st, 1,197 warrants' were : issued upoa
the County Treasurer by the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners. , . i - j
Winds mostly from the north-'
east, partly cloudy weather, and stationary
pressure and temperature, are the indica
tions for this section to-day. ; i! j;j 'v:
Fonr Wilson ; snipe were :seen
yesterday within the corporate limits.1, This
is unusually early in the season : for these
fine game birds to visit us. .. , I X x ...
. The . roaring of the surf on the
beach Saturday night sounded to; the ears
of the people ia the city like the rolling of
distant thunder, being remarkably :.dis-
linct. " : ::
; Tbe bridge - over Burnt
Mill
Creek, on the old Newbern road, has been;
replaced 'and is now . in good order, and
other bridges on the same road of smaller
dimensions have also been put in order.
; Judging frornl-he number , of
seats already taken, there will he a large
crowd at the Opera House this evening to
witness the. opening of the theatrical sea
son by Sol. SmithiRussfill and his j talented
troupe.. - ,''.: i . J '
. ' A young woodcock was seen, a
day or two ago, quietly feeding on the. edge
ht a'rwVot wa&r left brtho heavy raina,
on' Fourth between; jQeen mi:; Castle
streets. This Z proves; - colusivelythat
wdcock' bread in ? thSUte, notwith
standing the generally-- accepted; opinion
that they1 bfeed exclusively at the North.'
WILMINGTON,!
Reeoverr of stolen Frcperly aad ar-
of the ThleTN-TV ' of Them
Sent on (or XrUli ' -'n '"
' The residence 6f Capt. K. D. Cazauar, on
Third; between : Orange and ' Ann 1 streets,
has Seen' entered and robbed on three, dif
ferent occasions, the Apt time in June p
laayearagaWlhJfuty of ti'-parear
and tne third and last time about wo week
ago.' 'Finatly'the 'm
.the, thieves was placed in the nanus or a ,qe'
.teetiye andesiterdy. this oflicer, accbm
panied by D.eputy Sheriff W, H. Peterson
who had a, search warran t, issued by Jub-
ti.ee E. D. Hall, went to the. $kiu&q. of ; bne
.. Laura Jarraan, colored living on Or-aoge,
.between Second and Third streets, andsuc-j
ceeded ia recovering two large baskets. dl
of stolen goods, ihcluding-faur auita of g'eh
tlemeh'a clothing,' several articles of female
aiparel. Children's clothing,' Ac.V 'figgriBgk
tint in value about 1150. all of which e
sobsequently identified sas''6tiwryitdln
front theesidence of Capt (azaui! on tl e
'Ifiree different occasions referred to! 'r' ' ' '
. The house of1 Elvira ' Payne; colored ' d
xoiru, oeiween aod ana xun sireeis, was
also searched, and a garment belonging
a member of Capt ; C.'s family ; founjd
A colored woman by the name of Bel
Gau8e is also said to be. implicated in tlie
robber lea. ? -. . ; .?-i? j
. Laura Jarman and Elvira Payne were ar
rested and had a hearing .before $ Justice
Hall yesterday afternoon; ''who ordered the
former to give a justified bond in the iu
of $200 for her appearance at the next ter:
of the Criminal Court, in default of whi
she was lodged in jail.'. Elvira Payne, w
"t.
gave a pretty straightforward account
how she came into possession of the stolen
article, was recognized in the sum of $10t)
for her appearance at Court.
The case of Bella Gause, who was sick
and unable to attend, court, was continued
to a future day. t. , , , . ..tt5
Laura Jarmaq was formerly ip the.ten-
ploy of Capt. Cazaux iq the capacity, of a
servant.. . . ,,i,u. :':: fiiv w liu
Onr'Pablle cnooi. . V. ,"
An adjourned 'meeting of the-Scbo
- V f 1 j t . -j 1 1 . i -E ,i -; p. 1 i I
Committeea for Districts Nos 1 .and . 2L
comprising the Township, of .yilmingtonL
was iieia yesieraay aiternopn, at wuica
teachers were . .selected , for the , varjpup
schools within their jurisdiction. j,,We give
the list below, as furnished by r the Secrei
ty: . : . . - ; ,L;;! ,.. j
i t. .' ; . BISTEICTHO...I. ?
Heminway tthool (for white children)-
Mra. L. P. Rothwell, Principal; Mrs!
Flora A. Wise, Mr a. M. O. Wallace, Miss
M; K Duguid. i'f I - i
Campbell Square School (for CM&rtdcuil4
dren) Mrs. H.' L. Oebnan, Principal
Miss Susie W. Sampson, Miss M. J. Sweet J
Miss Elizabeth Smith.' '
; , ; , . M8TBICT so. 2. - J
Union School (for -white children) Miss
M. E. Cook. Principal: Mrs. P. W. Fan
ning. Miss Isabella Leete, Miss Ada H
Monroe. i . ' i
WiUiston School (for colored children)f-4
Mr. B. E. Green, Principal; Miss M. W.
Howe, Missl. L. Howe, Miss E Nor-j
wood. Miss it M. Taylor. . V
Mr. A. R. Blackti County Examiner J
announces that! he will , meet- the white
teachers of Districts No. ,1 aad 2, for thia'
city, at the Union. School house,. 00 Thurso
day, the llth'day of October; and the col-1
ored teachers of, .Districts iNoa. 1 and 3. at
the Wijliston School house, on Friday, the
12th of October, for the purpose of -ascertaining
their qualifications,- issuing certifi
cates, &c. ; and on Saturday;' the;13th of
October, he will meet the teachers pf the
several townships of 'the county' for the,
same purposes. ' ( .
Fatal Aeeldeut. j' ,-ir!'i-? ;', j:..: :
,. On Saturday morning last.ajjoutl o'clock,;
a young colored man .by the name of Moses
Munroe was run over by a train of cars at.
Red Banks, Robeson county, od the Caro-j
Una Central Railway, amtlnstantly killed.!
Our informant states that Munroe waa af-;
tempting to get between two box cars with:
the intention of stealing a ride to his home;
at Bladenbbro, while the train. was in mo-;
tion, and' accidentally fell. 00 the track.'
The Conductor saw him when he crawled!
in between the cars and shouted to the en
gineer to stop, but the signal wasr not no
ticed in lime to be, of service to , the : reck-,
less young man.. 1 He was removed from the
track as soon as the train had passed -and
carried to a house near by; when it was
found that his legs bad been 'Cut in two, 5
one of bis arms nearly severed ' from the
trunk at the shoulder,, and his body cut,
twisieu ana mangiea in a norrioio manner, 1
the bones having been crushed to such an '
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extent that, our informant States,' the body j
could have been crammed into a bushel
measure. The boor fellow breathed for a H
few moments alter he uaa .peen removea
fromtbetrack
ttflaarted Drowned.
It was reported on the streets'-yesterday
afternoonljk
known, was drowned pffyat r:;fl be
tween this' titlark Poimf Caswell oh Sun
day night, but we were unable to get at
the particulars. A woman representing
herself to be the Wife of the ijrbwrred i man
called - on Mr. S. VanAmringe, at the
County ; Gommissioners: roorh; yesterday
afternoon, to see if he knew anything
about the matter. - ' ; .. .
Trouble Among; ttto .btis;shoremen.
We learn that some of the' vessels in port
had trouble with the colored stevedores,
yesterday, in reference to the question i of
charges for storing .freight, and it is re
ported that some of the men, who were
working for less than the tates established
by the Laborers' Union, were compelled to
Stop:'- - !
N. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1877.
That Tall Vaane Man.
"Under the head of 'Dramatic incident
Great sensaUoni in the postofflceHThe in
IpnsA 4-rtimAnt : tall vonn? man created
by asking a,yery kimplequesUoo-the te
thus speaks of the stir created in Richmond
by a most remrarkahle character who sud
denly dropped in upoa the quiet people of
that city, and who, we may as wclLstate, is
expected to exhibit some of his eccentric!
ties "ttf Wilmlbeton to-day. while those who
visit the Opera House to-night will be suVe
to witness specimens of the quaint actions,
sayings and doings' of this very peculiar
youngnanK;'
"A tall, spare young man entered the
poatofiicfi ; this mornwg, proceeded to the
sfamp puiceand said; : , i.i- !
T rlnairh' tn mirrliflflfl ai x nostat arda.f :
- 'fPfii (Ann rtP-1 liia t7twi to a a eimi aannt-
chral, and the' employes looked up in sttr
xiise.' : .Garhthers; dropped bis money or
ders and stared. : Grame. spramso the win
dowed partition' and stared. Tha colored
leiier-carners iremuitsu. nuu mc cuuu u-
tuTedlrisInnsnat the stamp window acted
asf though his visitor was a 'banshee.'- The
voice of the talk snare young man was cer
tainly 8olemn,but his aspect was funereal A
suit or clerical oiacs maae nis ceigni more
tower ing. 'while his' pale face was framed
with a crape laden hata -He was smoothly
snaven ana nis ups aoveiauea wnn an ex
pression both positive and prudish. Alto
gether he was the best human emblem of
woe that this city has ever harbored, lie
wrote his postal card ! and crossed to: Red-
lord's, where he . (directed the hatter to en
case his. tile in a weed two inches wider
than the bue he had previously worn. When
this had been' done he Mrew on a pair of
black kids, and walked Up Main street, car
rying with him a halo of misery that sug
gested yellow fever, .Radical rule, and an
unaertaner'8Honaay. -r
Thermometer Record.
The following will show the state of the
thermometer, at the statiohs mentioned, at
4.85 yesterday- evening, Washington mean
time, as ascertained from the daily bulletin
issued from' the Signal Office in this city:1
Auunsta.'.' I . . 1 . 78
Montgomery ''. . 74
New Orleans.. .. .78
Charleston,: . .... 76
Corsicana,. . . . . . 87
Galveston,. , . .81
Ihdianola;3 .81
Norfolk.CV. ....
Punta ita&so, r. - -00
Savannah,... i I .. .77
JacksonTilte,.,'....79
St. Marks,.
.81
tey. westJiV-.'.. ib
; Wilmington, : .
76
Mobile, . i j v. ..83
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KIVER ANPRAKINE lTB;ilSi.
U The Success, Hafesel, sailed frbiri JUyt
dcaUx for this port on the 21st inst." '
I-The ' Arizona, Gabrielsooj' sailed from
Liverpool for this port on the 8th inst.; , j
The. Ganger Jlolf, Leppoe, sailed from
Maaslins for this port oa the 10th iast. J
The Magdaia, Treinaync, oleared
frbm London for this port on the 10th itiat.
. . Tlie brig Mason, Gardner;, cleared
rom Philadelphia for this port on ; the 21st
.-.!" . - -
The steamship Benefactor, Jones, ar-j
rived at New York from this port oh the
21st inst ;
The steamer City Point, from New
York for Charleston, put in at Smith villa
on Sunday for a harbor. ! ?
We learn from the steamer Governor;
Worth, which arrived last night, that the
river was falling when she left Fayettevillej
yesterday.having risen only a foot more on
Saturdayithan wm announc by us m Suni
day's paper, i making a rise of thirty-six
feet altogether. ' From the appearance of
things afl the boat came down, it is now be-
ievei that tbe damage from the freshet
will be much less serious than was at first !
apprehended.'
, The confusion ' attendant upon excited
discussion scarcely; equals that caused by
the continual crying of the Baby, which
may be suffering from a severe attack of
Colic;- Diarrhoea or other d isorders of the
Stomach if an dr Bowels. Dr. Bull's Baby
Syrup is used and highly recommended in
.those painful and distressing diseases of
early childhood, in place of dangerous
Opium' and Morphine preparations. 25 I
;... r Ktila i , ; i i. I
cents per DOllie. - T I
'HE WITCHERY OF WOMAN. The proudest
conquerorvthelowliest serr, or rudest savage sue-;
comb alike to beauty's cnarmB. . ao aid to oeauty is
u notent as Gouraud's Olvmman Cream. Conveys
no idea of artificial appliance.- Price ia large Bot-'
ties reduced to.une Douar. .or saie nyi. kj.
Munds.
PasFicrr Hohxstt Plvs .Chkmicai. Sciknok.
In these words vou have the ereat secret or the un
exampled success Of Doouct'b Ykast Powdbb. It
Is made from the purest cream tartar, manufactured
from grape juice expreseiy tot hub una.
DELIBERATE SUICIDE. Not for a single day!
can a Cough be safely neglected in this climate.
Without delay resort to UiU't Bonkt or Horb
manm and Tab. This balsamic vegetable nrepara-
tion extinguishes a Ceugh. or cures a Cold , with ;
unexampled rapidity. .. ; ' p
nke e Tootnacne urops cure in one minute.
Reliable 'help for weak and nervous sufferers.
Chrome,: painful and prostrating diseases cured
without medicine. -Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
the errand' desideratum. - Avoid imitations. ' book
and Journal, with full particulars, mailed free. Ad
dress PuxviKMACHaa Galvanio Co., 892 Viae St..
Cincinnati. Ohio. '- - -
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.- No' people 'in the '
world suffer as much with Dyspepsia as Americans.
Although years of experience in medicine had failed
to accomplish a certain . and sure remedy for this !
disease and its effects, such as sour-stomach, Heart
burn, Water-brash, sick Headache, Costivencss,
Liver Complaint, yet since the Introduction of
Gbsen's AooueT Jfaewaa. we believe there is no
eaaarAf DvsneDsia' that cannot be immediately re-
Jievfld.' iTwa doses will relieve you. . Regular size
75 cents. . . j .: , :;..
SCHBNCK?S PULMONIC SYRUP, fob thk
GtlMiOr COHB1TJfPTIONr COUOHB AND COLDS. The
great virtue of this medicine is that It ripens the
matter and throws It out of the system, purifies the
blood and thus effects a cure,.; . - ...
Schxhck'8 Ska Wzxd Torio, for thx Cube of
DrspaTBiA,' iMSieasTioir, Stc. The Tonic produces
a healthy action of the stomach, creating an appe
tite, forming chyle, and curing the most obstinate
cases of Indigestion.
" SoftancK's Mandrake Pnxs, fob ran Ctraa of
LivaB CoKPLAinT, &C. Theio Pills are alterative,
and produce a healthy action of the liver without
the least danger as they are free from calomel, and
yet more efficacious in restoring a healthy action of
the liver. - t - K : ' - ; ' -
" These remedies are a certain cure for Consump
tion, as the iulmonlc Syrup ripens the matter aad
purifies the blood.' The Mandrake Pills act upon the
liver, create a healthy bUe, and remove all diseases
of the liver, often a cause of Consumption. The
Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to the sto
macb,(niakes a good digestion, and enables tbe or
gans to form good blood; The combined action of
these medicines, as thus explained, will cure- every
case Of Consumption, if taken in time, and the use
of the medicines persevered in. r
' Dr. Schenck is professionally at his principal of-i
flee, comer of Sixth and ArckStreeta, Philadelphia,
every Monday, where aU letters for advice must be
addressed. Schenck's medianos for sale by all
Druggists.
' ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r 0anfl.rv "RilYiS at AnntlATl
1 -
.W t
80 FIJTB CANARIES, aU good Binders
CRONLY & MORRIS, j
Auct'ra
sept 25-lt
Lost.
VJS 8ATURDAY NIGHT, ON MARKET, BJ5-
twaen Front and Second Streets, a BREASTPIN,
made or fine Gold Wire. A raitable reward will be
paid if left at the office of Messrs. O. Q. PAK8-
iY & CO,
sept 25-lt
Prof. E. Van Laer
TTT1LL RESUME HIS LESSONS fN MUSIC
v v ana ia tne ojlkmak lanotiaor on vok.
lia. m. , vesuoec rise; ' - .. : : . i ,
JNigut ciaeiee for Gentlemen. - i
. Thorough InBtrnction. Terms moderate.
Address, for circnlar,
ep J5-lw.it i., i;,vi: a . . . : K. VAN LAER.
Call and See
jpHOSB HANDSOME .
BUSINESS SUITS. -'. :
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. ; ; inDNSON 6c CO.
, . i Clothlers.S
sept 25-lt
Instructed to Sell.
17 c BBLS..N. O. MOLASSES,
Large Inroice Molaaees and Syrups, all gradeaj,
uTunx vuuw uu BIlgIT, - ' - ' 1
Lye, Potash ana Soda, f
Soaps and Candles, ail grades' --
300 Spirit Casks, . 5
aSBbUGlue,' $ ' ' ' ' j
Invoice Onions, Sweet Potatoes, 1
Lard, Mackerel and Mallets.
uneu i-eacnes, jnoice uoenen Butter, ; '
EC-Please remember, we do not hold Goods fur
a ynuu, uui neiu v . . .
d. II . 1
PETTEWAY A 8CHULKKN, 1
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
sept 85 U Next North Princess and Water Sis.
Turpentine Lands.
THE ATTENTION OF DISTILLERS AND
others Interested in the mannf aetnre of Tnroea-
tine is called to the advantages offered bj the coun
try alone the line of the Brunswick and AlbanT
nauroao. iais roaa exienas irom jsranswicK, on
we seacoast, to aioany, in aonin western ueorgi;
a distance of one honored aad seventy-one mue
through ' -
Tbe Great Pitch Pine Belt
in the State, which it traverses from oae Bide to the
ether. . .
Pine, open, weU timbered lands, lying immediately
along the line of the road, can be nought for a bent
. . t , j
One Dollar and a Half an Acre, I
and the same kind of land, situated about five miles
from the road, can he bought aa low aa
Twenty-Five Cents an Acre.V"
' These Lands are eenerallv free from nndereiowth.
the timber being tall and thick, and , with the excep
tion of the pines having more heart, they resemble
very closely those of North and Heath Carolina, , i
Arfine a quality of rosin can be made here as id
the Carolina a large proportion of that mannfacf
tared early ia the spring grading W.
The rates of freight from stations under one nun.
dred miles from Brunswick ate forty, ct-nts per bbli
on roarn and seventy cents per cask on spirits tart
pentiae, and from stations over one hundred miles;
forty-five cents en rosin, aad seventy-five cents on
ep in in. -x nereis a weeuynne 01 steamers . irom
BrunswicK to new xorK,ue rates oeing arty cents
w iotmimw poicii-iiid wiui. uu mpil lid. i
una.
xtavai Btores can oe sola promptly in Brunswick:
however, at New York quotations, less freight and
charges, and frequently at even better prices. " i
To bona fide intending settlers a free pass over the
road, good for two weeks, will be given ia order td
afford them ample time to see the country and se
enre a location. . :
For further information apply to J. D. Sprunt.
Shipping and Commission Merchant, Bmnewick.tia.
CHAS. L SCHLATTER. Genl Snn'L-H
sept 25 dw3m i
WEST ) ALADDIN
W & SONS' f SUfiTTRTTY OTT.
THE BEST HOTTSltHOT.n Otf. TNT tTSlE. ;
WjIIqited lg0 , eg
wateu whk n roi.oH.
WATEU WHITE IN COLOH.
Fully, Deodorised.
Will Not Explode.
HIGHEST AWARD
Centennial Exposition.
Wor Bxcelleaee ox manufacture
AND HIGH FIRE TEST. ,
Endorsed by the Insurance Companies
Read THia Cebtifioat Oaa of Maht.
Howabd Fibb Ihsubakcb Co. of Baltthobk.
Baltimore, Dec 23d, 1874. Himm. C. Wkbt &
Sons Gentlemen: Having used the various oils
sold in this city for illuminating purposes, I
pleasure in recommending your "Alaadin Sec
oil" as the sambtaho best ever used in our h
take
Security
ir house
hold, i Yours truly, - -
(Signed) . ANDREW REESE, President.
Manufactured by - '
C. WEST & SONS, Baltimore.
Try it, and you will use no other. . . .
sept 356ia -
MEDICAL COLLEUE OF TUB
, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ' -
AT CHARLESTON. ' ,,
The Forty ninth Course of Lectures in this Insti
tution will begin on the 15th of October next, and
end early in March, 1878.
R. A. KINLOCH, M. D.. Professor of the Princi
ples and Practice of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
J. P. CHAZAL, M. D., Professor of Pathology
and Practice ef Medicine. -
MIDOLltTON MICHEL.? M. D.. Professor of
Physioley.
' U C. SuEPARD, Jr.. M. D..' Professor of Chem
istry. ,
. f. u. 'AKa.Bi,M. A).:rroressor or Anatomy ;
J. FORD PfUOLBAU. M. Ii.. Prefesaor of Ob
stetrics and GyBsacology. v - 4f ;
F. PEYKE POKCHfi.it. M. D.. Professor of Ma
teria Medica and Therapeutics, and of Clinical
Medicine.' '
MANNING. SIMONS. M. D.. Demonstrator of
Anatomy., . -
KXPKKSKS OF THE BCHOOI.:
Matriculation Fee (paid once only J.... ....
Kntire Course of lectures, including De--
$5 00
monstrjuor-a ncKet ana Hospital Aavan-
tftCCfl. . mm 2 t.40 . t .A.,. .a. - Llva-
CO 00
3J 00
Graduating Fee
For Announcement, apply to
j,r.UHAAL, m . i. .-,-Aiean ,
70 Haeel street. Charleeton, S. C.
sept SG oct 3 9 wit
THE
HQMTI-DUMTI U -, . i '
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: KEY WESTJ; - y
C I G A B 8 , ii
By . - D. PIGOTT,
. . nae Tobacconist.
aug'16-if '
GUARANTEED: I
Y GOODS I GUARANTEE TO BE OF THE
VERY BESlV-and MY PRICES AS LOW AS THE
LOWEST In ucr city.;..si ;:i;; j- '.t.r.a-A jf.s A.
. rjp Keep fully up to the times, and allow no one
i-.- , . - ' '
to undersell me. - "'," ; . . -
Kespecuuiiy, ; . . .i
John Li; vBbatwright,
. ' , FAMil.YIGROCBBit; .,
; 5 and t NORTH FRONT ST. srri
ecpt23DWtr
; . u. i;. f: .-..V--. j
miscellaneous:
ed Daily !
1 ANOTHER " j
.SHIPMENT OF THOSE CELEBRATED
NAKED HAMS!
Acknowledged by i
AU who ba?c tried them THE BEST in the masked
,v,- From four to ten pounds In weight ' '
. i . . - . : . Pwned and sold only by ; i ; V
,& nd 7 NORTH FllONT ST. , !
sept 23-D&Wtf .. , I .
WE W FRUIT!
: i . . r.' .... ;-. . ....... , .(.. .- I
Halaga Grapes,
Choice Sweet Oranges,
J - ' ' AND''
v Raisins.
The la! ter In Boxes, Halves and Quarters. All new
; ii- and Of this year's make. .
. , First j Qf lie Season in ; Wflmiestbii.
JNO.'LvBOATWEli&H,
1 5 7 North Front St. -'
1 sept23-D&Wtf !
JUST RECEIVED !
500 -Lbs;
North Carolina Hams,
SMALL, : PLUMP AND. NICE,'
also;
15 ; Barrels Early Bose
'10
Potatoes.
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AND
20 BMs large Northern
Cabbages, f
For sale cheap at -
,i -.
James C, Stevenson's,1
tept20fVr ; -,j .... .. . . . .-j ;
' Giiatknieed , j
AA INVESTED BY US IN CO DAYS;
fUV Straddles have made $3,7SO. 'lOO
-60 day Straddles. Money refunded if no profit 14
made. References i
eiv
ven. Ijorrespondence solicited
W.F.
'. -HUBBELL- as CO-
P. O. Box 2.613 46 Broad street, N. Y. I
Bep Mm
School for Young Ladies.
miasea Kennedy and Qarf, Principals:
fflr. E. Vanl.aer, Prof, eririoslc.
i
ThIS: SCHOOL WILL REOPEN ON THURS
DAY, the 4TB? OF OCTOBER."; - i
Boat Instruction in all Departments. - ; . ' i
Classes taught Vocal Music and Calisthenics free
of extra charger" ' - ' ' . :", !
For terms, &c address the PRINCIPALS, ' I
eeptWtawtf i-j-- ' SuTuTh -, ' j
Cbtttiitey HeixlileLnts :
WILL FIND OUR
' STOCK OF H -i
BOOTS & SMS
r .. THE .
LARGEST in the CITY;
And our Prices
the Lowest in the State.
,,. . Call in and Examine. . . . . . ....
. ..GEO. R. FRENCH & SON,
sept IS tf , , ; 39 N. Front st.
Books and Stationery.
Jj. COMPLETE STOCK- OF STANDARD AND
- Miscellaneous Work's, School Books, Blank
V.BookSj, of every size and style. .. .y
Legal Cap, Fools Cap;' Bill Cap, Letter and Note
. . , : Paper, U igrades; Box 'apet.eries in great I
4 variety ;! Cfflcial,'!Lettci ; ;
. k ' - Drug and Dim Envelopes. ' ' '
'! A 'Tot sale at ,u J,i ' HEINSBERGER'S,
septSS-tf ,-i--ii.i), 39 and'41 Market street. ;
pianos, jpkmrD.-TtioDika
YiA , SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES,
.'-ITRUNKSi &C J; ; 1 '
LARGE STOCK. LOW PRICES. '
i I3y REPAIRING AT SHORT NOTICE. ; i
eept 8-tf No. 8 Senth Front St,
Lo6k AGAIN. J
v. ' g 0 Q- Bbls ILOUR, all grades.' -
- ! ! Our Standard Brand', fBRI DG WATER, ' :
t ; P f H 'it at $9 '50 per Barrel. ':.-'::l
ALSO; ' y-'i'r.r
; JQO Bag8WO COFFEE' : : '
; ; . u : Sugar, Molasses, Salt, Soap, '"' " . " -:
, -A RIce;Candlesi8tarcB,&c. ''' ' '-
' AT LOW FIGURES. ' '
eept 19-tfD&W ' BINFORD. LOEB CO. "
Jnst Beceived
" A large lot of Fine
SEED and HAVANA
'J ;-?f tii Att.
" , CIGARS. ,
Amongst them can
do round the follow
ing Brands, at OLD
TIME "PRICES : " '
i t ' . ' " i'
. Little' Casino, venr
fine, 5c.
King Lear, Seed aad
Havana, 5c; 6 for 25c
; 'Gold, Seed; and Ha ;
vana, 5c: G for 25c.
t ftAnd ua celebrated
Cremation, 7 for 35c . .
Hi BURKHIMER'S,' ''
No. 6 Market Street,
Bept9-tf
I Ten lines selid Noj
t Nonpareil type make one square.
MISCELLANEOUS,
0 pera.ho.use.
Une Evening Only Tuesday. Sept. 25.
CHARLES HI PRATT....;,..... ....MANAGER.
The Most Finished Entertainment of America!
The Marvellous Living .Wonder in Comedy , '
Sol,- Smith Russellr
And his GREAT CONCERT COMPANY, Jums O.
jvuixDi musical director. Comprising
the following ArtiAia- .
Miss DORA WILEY, Soprano.
. Miss ANNA HOLBROOK, Contralto. ,
Miss ANNIE L'BSTSLLB. Pianist.
Miss HELEN MARZ, Mezzo Soprano.
Mr. JULES G. LUMBARD, Prof undo Basso.
Mr. L. M. PACKARD. Tenor,
Mr. WALTER POND. Biriton
And the inimitable SOL. 8RI1TH RTJSSEliL
All the Late Musical Novelties of the Day will be
presented. -
Doors epen at 7; Concert commences at 8 o'clock
Scale of Prices Parquette and Dress Circle. 75c:
Parquette Circle 50c; Gallery 85c. -
Seats can be secured in advance at P. 11EIN8
BERGBR'S Bookstore without extra charge.
f o-ufc ihud. w. UKUWXX, Ageftt.
Cheese. . Cheese.
;QQ BoxcB No, I Factory CHEE8E.Y " '
For sale y . :
, sept -tf ; . KBRCHNKR & C ALDER BROS .
Bagging, Ties & Twine
"JTQ Q Rolls and Half Rolls BAGGING, .
Tons TIES, . .
JQQQ Lbs TWINE, ..'
. For sale by
sept23-tf EERCUNJCR & CALDER BKOS.
Flour. Flbur.
Kflft BblsBOB WHITE and
0JJ BELL MILLS FLOUR.
: For sale by. '
sept23-lf KJSRCHNEK& CALDEIi BROS
Salt, Kerosene and Bice.
5000 SackB LiverPol SALT, -1000
8aC8 M"Bn4H'a Blown SALT,
t. . , JO BWa. KBKPSBNK OIL, .v V -
, Tierces RICE. . -'
For sale by - '
sept 23; tf KERCBNBR ACALDltK BROS.
. RTiincrloe
QON TRACTS AND COMMON,
FOUR AND FIVE INCH.
For saie by
: O. G. PARSLEY & CO.
ecpt 22-tf
Bricks! Bricks!
100,000 GOODBRICK'
For sale by
je 17-tf
WILLARD BROS.
Coflfee, Sngar, Flour,&c.
' fty Bags RIO COFFEE
' 1 , JQQ Bbls REPINED SUGAR, "
300 Bbls FLOUR, alt grades,
- "TK Boxes D.S. and Smoked SIDES '
" i v , . tjt SHOULDERS.
KA Tubs LARD,
' rjpj Boxes TOBACCO, various grades, .
500 NCW SDllced ARROW TIES,
Soap. Lye, Matches, Snuff, CandleB,
. - . Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, &C.
sept 8-tf f : WORTH & WORTH. y
Just Beceived,
PLAITING MACHINES ! PLAITING
MACHINES I Price Very Low. .
EXCELSIOR KEROSENE OIL LAMPS L.
No Chimneys Needed. Save Cost in Chimneys
FISHING POLES and TACKLE, Cheap, att
GEO. A. PECK'S,
my 17-tf No. as South Front St.
Powder, Shot and Caps
T RETAIL. SHELL OF ALL ?
; SIZES AT LOWEST PRICES.
' sept 23-tf New Hardware Store. .
. : : :
Just Beceived,
SOME OF THE LATEST AND
. MOST DJBSIKABLE SHAPES xN
Fall and Winter Hats and TTmbrellas.
HARRISON & ALLEN,
sept 23-tf CITY HAT STORE.
EEV. DANIEL MORRELLE'3
English and Classical ScnooL,
Corner of Orange and Fifth streets.
The NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION WILL
begin (D. V.) Thursday. Oct. 4th,. - sept23-tr
: , ; John Dawson
HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
stock of Hardware in this city. - Country mer
chants and close buyers generally will find it to their
interest to call and sxahtnb goods and prices be
fore buying at smaller houses.
, i THE OLD" STAND,
- sept 23 tf 19,20 and 21 Market street.
New Store ! JRTew Goods ! New Prices !
; EVBBTTHINa Haw, StTUSH AND CHCAFi .
Y STOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTHS' & Children's
CLOTHING
For Full and Winter wear is now complete in every
respect. . All the recent styles in Dress and
Business Suits, Overcoats, etc., are now ex- -hibited
in my new store, and I am dispo -,.
... 1 sing of them at very attractive prices. .
.. Our Pearl Shirts are still in the ascendancy. Every
one guaranteed to be f .the very best material and -fit
perfect. Only one dollar each. I now have them
open front, and also in boys' sizes. -
A. DAVID, ' '
' Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
. eept 23-tf . Corner Front aad Princess Streets.
Anvfls, Vises,
JLACKSMITHS' DRILLS, FILES, AXES,
. : Horse and Mule Shoes, Grindstones, &c.
i Patent Decoy Sat and Mouse Traps, goiagofi
with a rush, at
sept 23 tf
N. JACOBI'S Hardware Depot,
' No. 10 South Front street.
Harine Insurance.
We are now prepared; TO EFFECT
Marine Insurance on cargo on steamers to Balti
more, Philadelphia, New York and Boston in the
Commercial Matual Iosaraoce Com
pany of New York, '
one of the strongest and most .reliable Marine
Insurance Companie in America. Patronage re-
spectfully solicited. ;: i ; . -u
- . JOHN W.GORDON A BRO.,
' '. -' - General Insurance Agents,
sept 23 tf 24 North Water street.
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