FAIR RIBXICU.
" 1 " ' 11 IJI-. 'v4 . a
JOAQtilN MILLER.
1
I look far down a dewy vale.
Where cool palms lean along a brook,
As crooked a9 a shepherd's ciook;" T
Ked parrots call from orange trees,' r
Where white blooms kiss the idle breeze; ;
The gray dove coos his low love-tale. .
With cross
hinjte-
ut8tretched-ike ! pleading
That mutely plead the faith of Christ.
Amid the palms a low church stands; . .,
1 would that man might learn from these
The priceless victories of peace, i
And woo her 'mid these olive treeaV .
And win an earthly paradise.
I see black clouds of troops afar '. '
Sweep like a surge that sweeps the shore.
I hear the hoarse-voiced cannon roar;
The red-mouthed Orators of war '
Plead as they never plead before,.
npreaoNEacle Eloquence.
. j.- lbaitinM)nB;;azettttli:j r:
! la the raagui¢ speech which
Senator-elect Logan evolved while
sweeping from the prairies o$ Illinois
to the grand reception which' awaited
him in Washington last" Thursday
..troninrr t IS a Cf rurxfW r r rv awmC.A
description of the" CapUor building
occurred: ' 1
- "WKeri I look nnonf - th'at mnrrmfi.
j . - j . -- .-s - p-jjMiu-
ijent . .building, ., m j , f ellowoitizens
which the American people have
reared as the emblem of their cottn
try'tt greatness, , and beneath . .whose
shadows we are standing to-night, I
rememj2i that the beaatifnl marbles,
and huge limestones of which it! is
lareelv composed are-made dp of mi
nute animals,whose lives were passed
in t.hn dim nersnectiva nf t.h vnrla
early morning; who strutted their
brief hour across the stage of life
and in "flying left their shells as
the lasting contribution of each
.'infinitesimal creature toward; the for
mation of the eternal rocks; and now,
after the' birth ot many, many cen
turies and the death of ages, every
one of those little prototypes who
basked in the waters of seas which
mortal eyes nave never seen,' but of
whose existence the man of science
finds ample demonstration, is repre
sented in that imposing pile , which
inarks the last and best achievement
of our race a government of the
people." '
And yet there are people in this
Country who have the impudence to
assert that Mr. Logan is not an ora
torthat he is lacking in imaginative
capacity, and that, as a matter of
fact, he hasno command of the Eng
lish language. Let those calumnia
tors dwell upon the foregoing intel
lectual mosaic, and say whether they
ever saw science and poesy blend so
beautifully before. ,
A Komauce lnRtl LKt.
Newark Journal. j
Eightv ears ago the widow of
Francesco Kodriqaez, a Cuban pa
triot and refugee, reduced as! Bhe was
to the last gasp of despair, Ueft her
two children at the Howard Mission
in Newfork and disappeared. One
of the children, a bright boy of five,
Was taken by Mr. and Mrs.' Thomas
Cox. a childless couple of this-city.
i i w i. : .1 .
UllliiUlilllV ClIUUU. ktJC Kill, m VT 1 LI
tome little one of three years, was
adoptedToy II. II. Ehlers. also a Ne w
ark man, living on the same street.
ti:. : u i ' xt:.i f
tins was eiLZUb veais auv. iichuci ui
the adopting families knew of what
t.liM rti km had i rlniifl nntil o nito re
cently, and then by accident.. The
reunited children, now' grown to be
good sized, yearned for their mother,
and their adopted parents advertised
for the whereabouts of Mrs. Rod ri-
quiz. It was seen by the lady her
self. She had married a Hudson
rivpr r-.nnlnin named Walker, of New
. a j
burtr. Mrs. Walker wrote on to
Newark, learned about her children,
and on Friday came to Newark and
gathered them to her arms, the scene
of the reunion beincrhiffblv dramatic.
" - - - . .
. o u '
moving to tears those who witnessed
it. . . ,' r-
New Orln Fe triiri Tellow Fever
y?' The follofrinc is an extract from a
.. . . .. p : j 1
private letter dated New Orleans,
17th inst:: ' :
'. ' I hope that no idea ot epidemic: of
fever, here, will keep you away from
New Orleans. So far as I can leafri'
hpitfior tfiA nitv nnr 'lhs caiantrv has
ever been so healthy. -Oat of a total
of seventy deaths officially reported
for the week, which ;;is 1 between
twenty" and thirty below ihe average,
- some twenty-nine are of persons over
'sixty years of age. I do, 'not think
it is raVIO probable! Iwe shall
have , an . . epidemic during . the
coming" summer; there is very:
little material in the shape of unac
chnaated persons' for it to work upon,
ibnt I very much fear that these tales
, of sickness starting so early will be
. repeated so often that busiijeas may
be interropted on the announcement
of . .the 'first case of yeflow fever,
whether... there Is any sign 1 of its
V Tppreadrnjj;' :.tt iroite feather s
very pleasant ! here: now j jibe trees
begin' to lopk green and peach blol-
; soma are .showing themselves. Bit
very few' strangers are in town and
' the retail trade is said to be doll. 1 v
t o.sjiaftsiteHaalo tba lTrasi.
a (Springfield Republics n.l
'-: Mr. Gladatdrie- it is intimatfedir'will
resume th leadership f tbe Liberals
in the next FarliameaL the Mara ais
of Har(ihiton f stepping . down aqd
t out in favor of hw great ooietf. wbose
mAiabaV'ihowV-tUaf, with.
the best will in the worldy iiDeaaal io
wear. , .Gladstooe's standiogtpxia
I lothian in the coming electiorteetfls
? rather ngkyrisiqess, even lor; ;hini,
mnJek we explained wberi the pro
vability of-bia candidatora there was
Tory borongb, which 'without qpes
tton wooldbloBt with any less prtm-,
v ineftuLtbrtann4.net field. 1 : ! -
3 Sallsb'utf' Mast.;' - turned btt
8,000 carriages last yearmany for export.
MISCELLANEOUS.
45 YearssBefore the Public.
TUP reMIIIMC
DR. C. XtXc LANE'S
" CELEBRATED "
PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,'
DVSI'ErSIA AND SICK KKADACHB.
Sy mptoms of a Diseased Liver.'
pAIN;. in the right side, under the
1 edge of the ribs; increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side ; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appe
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen
eral are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax ; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss of mem
ory, accompanied with a painful sen
sation of having left undone some
thing which ought fo have been done.
A slight, ; dry cough is isometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
weariness : and debility : he is easilv
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of a prickly sensa
tion of the skin ; ; his spirits are low ;
and although he is satisfied that exer
cise would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex
isted, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the liver to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND F E y E R .
Dr. C. McLane's" I-iver Tills, in
cases of Ague and Fever, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. tNo better
cathartic can be used, prepiasatory to,
or after taking Qujmnele wojuld
advise all who areafflicted;with this
disease to give them a fairtrial.
For all bilious derangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IXITATIOKS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the :lid,
with the impression Dr. McLane's Livkk
Pills. ;
The genuine McLane's Liver Pills bear
the signatures of C. McLane and Fleming
Bros, on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr!. C.
McLane's Liver Pills, prepared by Flem
tngBros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the marketbeing
full of imitations of the name McLane,
spelled differently but same pronunciation,
jan 11 eowDJfcWly chSa
iQSEI OF. HOBEHODHD ABD Till
. FOR -THE CURE OF r
Congas, Golds, Influenia, Hoanenesa, Difficult
Breathing, and all JUTactiou of th Throat,
Bronchial Tuhei aai Limga, leading; ,
to Consumption.
This infallible remedy is composed of the
HONEY of the plant Horehound, in chemical
union with Tar-Balm, extracted from the
Life Principle of the forest tree.ABEis
Balsamea, ot Balm of Gilead.
The Honey f Horehonnd soothes and
SCATTERS all irritations and inflammations, and
the Tar-balm CLEANSES AND heals the throat
and ait passages leading to the lungs. Five
additional ingredients keep the organs cool,
moist, and in healthful action. Let no pre
judice keep you from trying this great medi
ne of a famous doctor who has saved thou
sands of lives bv it in his large pnvate practice.
i N.'B. The Tar-Balm has no BAD taste or
PRICES SttrtNTS Am $1 PER BOTTLE.
'Great saving to buy large size.
-Pike's Toothache Drops" Cure
in-1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists, s ; '1
i CEITTENTQN, Prop., N.i
r. ' . j i"tf V - . i
BeptiPWtf W-.r v . .
Atkinson & narLningTs
BANK OP NEW HANOVER BUILDING. .
Wllmlnieton. N. C. J ;
Sue Insurance Company, of England, t
orthi&itlah Mercantile Ins. Co., arSntiaadi
Hartford Firef Insnranca Company, of Hartford.
National fir lnsuranc Company, of Hartford. -Continental
Insurance Company, of New York.
T kosatx Insurance Company, of New York.
' vprrneaeia xnBunwce ua. im spruiucut, bubo -;
' Royal Canadian Inariratico qompany, of Canada.
MerclnUto Mutual InaTCfempany.V New York.
Iatnraffrf aag Pkiladelphia.
Omaaetieat Mataal Life Ins. Co. of Hartfwrd. ,
Total AwU EflprwaU4 Over 10O,0O,000.
jan n-w : ' - - - -
: : ' ' ',- : . ' ' . I j
JNCDBAGKHQMI INSTITDTIONS..
THE NORTH CAROLINA
UOltfE INUANCE COMPANY
RALKIGH, N. C.
ThlsWurtmues to writo Policies,
at fa
rateaonaU classes of IniwraWaproperty. ' t
AU losses are momBtly adjusted and paid. The
"HOME" ia rephily growing to public favor, and
appeals, with conndence, to insurers of property ir
North CJOOOlMV ri x' t t : . - : "'I i
. . ... . ..... - , . - i :
fST Agents in ail parts er the State. uBI I
' R. ST BATTLE, Jr., President.
s. Ik ROOT. Vice President.- . u
ShVlTONGAlBscretar i
PTJLA3X1 COWPFSupervifif.""
auffl-tf , numuwioD, n.
! -' '
OLB-KWSPAPBRSi TJITABIiH '
fof Wrapping and ether purposes,
Can be had at the STAR OFFICE -w
X1s'
new: advertisements.
ForTen Dollars Cash
wowlU 'iH8en a seven-line ad Yertisement one week
in a net of 269 weekly newspapers, or four lines In a
different list of 837 papers, or ten lines two weeks
in a choice of either of four separate and distinct
lists containing from 70 to 100 papers each, or four
linos one week in all four of the small ;iisU, or one
line one week in all six lists combined, being moie
than 1000 papers. We also have lists of papers hj
States throughout tke United States and Canada.
Bend 10 cents for our 100 page pamphlet. Address
G. P. ROW ELL & CO., Newspaper Advertising
Bureau, 10 Spruce Bt., New York. ;
P. 8. If you will send us the names of a half do
zen high-priced papers in which you wuuld adver
tise JUST NOW, if a satisfactory inducement ia
made, we will submit a proposition by return mail,
which we think will please you.-. Mootybatzd is
xonkt earxbd. send copy of the-advertisement
you will use and state in what paper you saw this.
From Dr. S. J. Belt. M B.
Baltimore, Bid. !
I
have prescribed Colden's LIEBIQ'S LIQUID
BXTBACT OF BEKF and Tonic Invigontor, and
cheerfully state that it has met my most sanguine
expectations, giving to patients long enfeebled by
CHRONIC DISKABBS, DEBILITY, WEAKNESS,
LOSS OF APPETITE and INDIGESTION, the
NEBD1D NUTRITION and NERVE FOOD. Sold
by all Druggists.
fiPf A DAY to Agents canvassing for tbe Fire
O f side Visitor. Terms and Oui fit Kre. Ad
dress P. O. VICKBRY, Augusta, Maine..
K A Snowflake, Motto, Ac, no two alike, or 25 el
iv egantChromo Cards, 10 cts. Nassau Card Co.
Nassau, N.Y.
77 a Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents
P I I Outfit free. Shaw & Co., Augusta, Maine,
feb 22-4wD&W
GEORGE MYERS,
11 & 13 So-Front St
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, No. 3 Granito Row.
Wc arc authorized to offer the
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE
WINES, the BEST in the United States, at
$6.C0 per Basket NETT CAS1L
500
100
500
50
300
200
BblsChoico FAMILY FLOUR, '
Bags COFFEE.
Bbls Table and Planting POTATOES,
Boxes SUGARS,
Bbls and Bcxes Fresh CAKES
and CRACKERS,
Packages Ex. No. 1 LARD,
50
Firkins Choice GOSHEN BUTTER,
Fulton Market Beef, Pig Ham.
Pig Shoulders, Pig Pork, Mess Pork.
We will sell Goods at.the Lowest Possible Prices.
Our WINES and LIQUORS Department the most
compete in the state, from $1.00 per gallon and up-
yfebltf GEORGE VYKRS.
R. H, McKOY. THOS. It McKOY, Jb.
THE HcKOYS,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Office Norlh Side Market Street, between 2d and 3d.
Will practice in all the Courts of Eastern North
Carolina. Special attention paid to collection of
Claims in any part of the country. jan 30 tf
A. aDBIAS.
a. vcixtow
ADRIAN & TOLLEBS,
Com er Front and Dock Sta.
WILMINGTON, N.
WHOL.KSAU8 OEOCSK8
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
- Coantrv merchants will do well by caUinf on ui
and exf.miulng onr etock. ;novl9-tf
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER THIS DAY THE STEAMER
PASSPORT WILL MAKE DAILY TRIPS
TO SMITH VILLE Leaving Dock at 9.30 A. M
Leave Smithville at 2.30 P. M.
Ticket. Round Trip, $1 00.
GEO MTERS,
oct33 . Agent.
THE NEW
Boot and Shoe Store
I WILL CLOSE OUT, FOR THE NEXT THIRTY
, DAYS. THE BALANCE OF MY
Fall and Winter Goods.
Consisting of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At Greatly Seduced Prices,
Preparatory to my leaving for the Northern Mar
keta, to purchase a
FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SUM
' XKR GOODsV AND ALL" THE NOV-
, .. 3LTLES OF. THK SEASON .
Thankful for past favors, I will endeavor In the
future, as in the past, to sell you a GOOD ARTI
CLE at a LOW PRICE.
C. ROSENTHAL,
354 MARKET ST.
f eb 9 tf
New Crop
Cuba Molasses,
First Cargo of the Season.
287 Hitds. s
OhoicetNew drop Molasses,
Br.'Brig 'Zttgcr," direcf from Matahzas.
Tor sale Very low
jan 19-tf
WORTH WORTH.
Where To Go.
Exchange Corner."
W
ITH ALL THE OTHER NICE THINGS WB
!
offer for PRESENTS, we havo also a FINE LOT
of JAP WAITERS ' and other FANCY-
JAP
GOODS. . --
tcome at once before all are gone.
.
dec 24 tf
N.
n. 8PRUNT,
mv T ' 1
in IjmCOJJl JrrOiriTtJOP,
' V.i Jfi. -W;f ...XViKii- :. - SMi-V'. !
L r . -. . -m 0 m m d V ' '!ftT "a."
IS the onlv oaner publiMied in Lincoln county
and has an extensive circulation among the Mer
chants; Jfanners ana au classes oi Duamesa men in
theStateV" .5 . .-V i:
It offers to the Merchants or wnmmgion a no
sirable medinm for advertising their . business
throughout Western North Carolina.
Liberal terms will be allowed on yearly adver
tisements; Subscription price, $2 00 per annum
in advance. '
Address - " , F. H.: DuLANE,
. Editor and Proprietor.
PQESGniPTIQil FREE
Wor the speedy Core of Seminal Weakness, Lest
. JP. Manhood. Premature -BebUltr Xerreasaefcs, 1
pondency, CMtfasiom er Ideas, . AvenKm to
f etv. DafsetlvB Memory.-, sad . all : Disorders
Brought on by Secret Habits and Exeesses. Ahy -
rags1" ugrcuiuH. - juhio, i
'130 West Sixth St., onroiHirATi, oma
feb 15 lyD&W
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW and IIIPORT AIIT
DEPARTURE !
Agents Everywhere, Not the
, Druggists,
To Hereafter Sell.tue Holian LiTfr
Pal Company's Remedies. 1
There convened, on the 8th day of January, 1859,
(Prof. D. A Loomia, M. D., chairman), at the head
office of the Hotanan Liver Pad Co., 93 William St.,
New York,-a large delegation a first general re
union consisting of all the many important agents
of the United States, the Canadas, and representa
tives from Europe and Asia, for the specifle purpose
or reviewing taeprw ana ceoi inepast practical
vmrkinira nr this wonderful BVStemof niceeaafnllT
treating disease by absorption without the use of
meaicme, as luusiraiea in uoimau liiver
Co.'a remedies, and in a united manner to decide
what course in future should, in their judgment be
adopted as the best and speediest plan to meet the
great and increasing demand that is daily manifest
ed from every quarter of the globe-not only for
the remedies, but also to learn the proper mode of
utilizing them. -Much
time and attention were faithfully eiven to
n earing the many interesting reports or tae wonder
ful efficacy found in this way or treating disease
wherever it had been faithfully used. The subject
took a wide and extended range. It was found from
these official sources that nearly every kind of incu
rable disease known to the human system, so far
as it had come within their knowledge, had been
successfully treated to a marvelous degree, and to
an extent never Dei ore kiiuytm in iue muierj oi me
dicine; and that the number of its patrons during
the snort time since its uumaucuan was unprece
dented; that it long since ceased to be am experl
ment, and its success should forever stand a burn
ing disgrace to the medical "faculty that it had not
for ages past availed itself of a principle Nature's
own Taw, illustrated In every portion of the human
body, and the entire economy of nature; as old as
the universe, aa fixed as any natural law can be,
and nnalterablv certain in its good results as a
treatment when DroperlyTutllized; with little or aa
difference as to climate or nationality in Us unifor
mity or action, wnat mazes n more precious suu
is that its comparative small expense brings it with'
in the reach of all. It is now attracting the atten
tion and receiving the endorsement of every fair
minded physician wherever an opportunity is affor
ded for testing its practical workings. Added to this
is the fact that many distinguished ia their profes
sion are now counted as c-work erg; also that an
enormous army of enthusiastic friends, who have
been made happy through the use of these simple
remedies (a large proportion of whom have found
everything else heretofore failing them), are work
ing zealously among the afflicted, overcoming pre
judice by living examples of cures; or. what is bet
ter Btili, the successful prevention ot disease It was
clearly demonstrated that where failures did occur
it was traceable to a want of proper knowledge how
to use these remedies; and that notwithstanding this
Oomoanv had endeavored through the druggists to
faithfully do their part by the patients, yet it bad
been found that a great and fatal error, as a whole,
had been committed in ever placing thtst remedies
-ia treatment, a it is. distinct by itself,) in their
hands for sale, by the side of drugs and patent nos
trums. Because, first, the principle, absorption, is
in direct opposition with their system, drugs. Be
cause also that, to a certain extent, it is contrary (as
they claim) to their business interests on account or
its cheapness and rapid . effect. And with rare ex
ceptions, it has been the studied efforts of druggists
to decry their merits, to discourage their use. or a
refusal to explain or answer inquiries; also to en
courage other remedies, or cuosuiuie an interior ar
ticle a counterfeit or imitations some a dangerous
poiaen, others as passive and useless as so much
sawdust; also to throw every obstacle in the way of
IaahI .n.nf. Tm. nnornnntlnff find anfiprftfillincr.
ssgS2'msSdth"5
many other practices that are a aisnonor to any pro
fession have causea inis uompany nnu iw man
amenta in convention to nass resolutions, unan:
i
mously adopted, to the effect that hereafter the
lioiman. Juiver tr&a uo.sremeaies wm oeww muj
by such agents as shall be found properly accreaitea
by this Company. This decision opens up a large
and wide field ef usefulness to good and efficient
persons everywhere, and on a basis of pecuniary re
sults that warrant little er no risk in the enterprise,
the particulars of which can always be learned by
making application to the office nearest them ; those
having felt or seen the .practical workings of these
remedies always preferred.
Tnis company ana its general agenu mean uj
theee acts to be understood that in the future as in
the past, without fear or favor, they intend to dis
seminate useful knowledge, heretofore by nearly all
medical schools desurnedTv made dark and obscure;
and alto ia every manner within their powsr try to
do the greatest gooa in tne least possuMe u
suffering humanity everywhere, and the public are
earnestly cautioned to be on their guard, in simple
justice and protection to themselves sad this Com
pany , to show a total discountenance and contempt
for anv and all combinations ef individual adventu
rers (always sinister m their motives) who hereafter
thrust any substitutes in opposition to or In compe
tition with our remedies, thkrhave proved their ef
ficiency bjr the severetttest possible.
The Holman Liver Pad Co.,
93 William Street, iY. Y.
JOSEPH CHRISTADORO & D. W. FAIHCHILD,
Proprietors.
' BATES A HANLBY, Managers for the North
west, 134 Madison street, Chicago, 111 ; Hall Block,
Toledo, Ohio; Mechanics' BleekuDetzoit, Michigan:
Arcade Block,Milwankee,W is.; Fletcher Sharpee
Block, Indianapolis, ind. ; Best's Block, Minneapo
lis, Minn.
A. M. BARBER, rooms a and 3 Singer Building,
St. Louis, Mo. ; 646 Main street, Kansas city,
WESLEY TAYLOR, 169 Market Street, Galves
ton, Texas.
RING WALT & HALL, No. 8 North Charles et,
Baltimore, Md.
RING W A LT& HALL, 8. E. corner 9lh and S.
streets, N.W.. Washington, D. C
A. W. BRIGGS120 Meirimack St., Lowell. Maes.
W.GINN & CO., ConOnental Block. 92?' Euclid
ave., uieveiana, u.
H. P. TRUMAN, Kvansvfile, Ind.
FTTZ MORRIS & FOSTER, 1113 Main St., Rich
mond, Va.
FITZMOBRIS FOSTER j cor. King and Mar
ket streets, Charleston, S, C. ;
ALEXANDER NOTMAN, 71 King street. West
Toronto, and 801 Notre Dame street, Moi
mtreal. Cal.
JUNIUS HART & CO.,
191 Canal street, 'Hew
urieans, la. rf
WATSON & Co4 319 Battery
street, San Fran-
Cisco, cai.
CHAUNCBY M. HATCH. 134 Tremont St., Bos
ton, Mass., formerly 3S School st
Mrs. Dr. I S. CARTER, 8027 Columbia avenue,
Philadelphia, Penn. ; . ;
BYRON W. WATSON, Wo. ? P. O. block, Man
chester, N.H. .r '
Dr. J. SEYMOUR, room 12. German Ins. Co.,
building, Buffalo, H.T., Powers, block, Rochestert
N. Y., Vice:8eeretary. j -j-.
J. H. MILLER, rooms 63 and 64 Johnston build
ding, corner Fifth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati,
u., secretary. - - . ..:
Dr. L. S.' CARTER, 920 Chestnut streeCPhiUdel
thla Penn. ; Pens avenue and Sixth s veet, Pitts
Wg, Penn., Vice President. ' 'H:
- Professor D. A. LOOMIS, M. D.. Louisville, Ky.
Presidens. 4 ; i . : :
The Jioimaa xaa
Rtomaek Pads and the
I auxiliaries, the Med
Plasters and Absorption
Salt, having been taken entirely out of the hands of
' i CUUgKlSl
druggistsTthey can only he had hereafter from agen
cies The price of the regular Pd $3.00;- Special
Pad lone-third larger). ftSOoIXXX. Pad. which co
vers stomach: liver aud. spleen, and is a sovereign
remedy lor all chronic troubles growing out of dis
eased stomach or liver, price $5.00; Absorption
Salt, six packages for $1.35, used lor twelve baths.
Medicated PI asters-price- for Foot Plasters per pair,
50 cents; Body PlastmeachSe-eenta. Address ei
ther of the following offices x
Holmaa Liver Fad Co.,
CXJRNER KING 'AND MARKET .STREETS,
CHARLESTON, fl. C, on 1013 MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
1 Cet-VTe wanf- KWERQETIC, ACTIVE 'AGENTS
m EVERY TOWN mtlorthisnd South Carollna.i
MANAGBRS;f '
jan 29
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAKE ...NOTICE.
Tills etetorated
SMOKING TOBACCO !
la retailed at
-,tv !
For a3-oz. Sack, fe
And the smoker gets as much
Tobacco by buying It as he
does by buying ten cents
worth or poor stuff.
TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER
Very Respectful'y,
W. T. Blackweli & Co.,
Manufacturers of
The Original and only Uenuinc
DURHAM
smoking tobacco.
WHO OWNS
The Durham Brand of Mm Tobacco ?
Head Tbla and Determine.
W. T. BLACK WELL A CO., Ciicuit Conrt U.S.
vs.
E Diet of Va.
) inEquity.
W. E. DD3RKLL St CO.
This cause came on this day to be heard upon the
bill' and answer with the exhibits and depositions,
and was argued by counsel, and thereupon the Court
doth consider that the said complainants, William
T. Blackweli, James R. Day and Julian S, Carr,
trading under the name and style of W. T. BLACK-
WELL & CO., HAVE TEE SOLE AND EX
CLUSIVE .RIGHT TO USE AND EMPLOY
THE WOED DURHAM TO DESIGNATE AND
DISTINGUISH THE SMOKING TOBACCO
MANUFACTURED IJBY THEM, and also to use
and employ In conjunction with the said word
DURHAM, the side-view representation of a DUR
HAM BULL as and for their trade mark, and that
the said respondents, W. E. Dibrell and W. W.
Phillips, trading under the name and style of W. E.
Dibrell & Co., : HAVE WRONGFULLY . IN
FRINGED AND INVADED the said right and
trade-mark of the said complainants, by designa
ting and distinguishing Smoking Tobacco sold by
them as DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO and by
using in conjunction with the said words the repre
sentation of the head of DURHAM BULL.
Wherefore, the Court doth ORDER, ADJUDGE
AND DECREE that the said W . E. Dibrell and the
said W. W. Phillips, and their, and each of their,
servants and agents, be, and they and each of them
are and is hereby ENJOINED and RESTRAINED
FROM USING AND EMPLOYING THE WORD
DURHAM TO MARK AND DISTINGUISH
SMOKING' TOBACCO, and from using and em
ploying for the said purpose the ' representation of
the head of a DURHAM BULL, or any other word,
symbol, representation or device, of a character to
decerethe, public by indnciag the belief that the
Smoking Tobacco sold by them, the- said- respond
ents, is the same. a the Smoking Tobacco manufac
tured and sold by the said :,complalnants ; and; it is
, further :dered, adjudged au4 decreed that this
causebe and the same is hereby referred to Thomas
S, Atkins, as Master, to. TAKE AN ACCOUNT
OF ALL AND 8INQULARfJTHE EARNINGS,
GAINS AND -PROFITS tatAe -and acquired by
the said respondeat pyaadfrem the sale of Smo
king Tobacco, niarked'and designated DURHAM
8mokIng Tobacco, and marked and designated by
the representation -ot' the head of. tDUBHAM
. . ...4. ai' .-.-t -i : ; v
BULL) and to make reporf to the Court here of all
and singular he -shall do in -the premises, 4 KD
. : ,:i.i.'scii. n: '
THAT THEi SAID RE80NDEN?S DO AhD
iHlLL PAT TO THE 'B AID cbMPLAINANTS
f! fit ; ..p 1 l) ,f p. . .ti
ALLXAND &mUf4B ?KEW ,gOST3 BY
I THEM LAID OUT ANit EXPENDED IN AND
ill t v flu 1 si . J iH (i I ' "
APOJUT WW, PROSECDJ'JONof, THEU SUIT?
:t.i Jla"vf HUGHES,' Judge,
y&tch-ataodVtSth1Jaanary;l878.rf J '" ' - ;
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truocopy ' Teste :
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. t C iM; F. PuuiAirra. Clerk.
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RAILROAD LINES, &o.
Wilmington & Weldon
RAILROAD CO.
Oman ot Gas'i.SupBBiKman. (
Wilmington, N. C Nov. S8, 1S78
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, VQV. 24th.
1878, Passenger Trains on the Wilmington &
Weldoo Railroad will run a follows: ..
Day Mali aud Express Train, Dally
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot, at 6 .38 A. I M
Arrive at Weldon 1:00 P.rM.
Leave Weldon. .. . . 2:82 P. IH.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St. Depot, 9 53 P. M.
PflSbt Mall and Express Train, Daljr
Leave Wilmington, Front St Depot, at 9:20
Arrive at Weldon.... . ... 3:50 A.sM
Leave Weldon .... . .. ... . 2:13 A. M.
Arrive at Wilmington, Front 8t. Depot, 8.16 A. su
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road leave. Rock;
Mount for Tarboro at 5.00 P. M. Daily, and Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday at 5 CO A. M. Return
ing, leave Tarboro at 10.00 A.M. Daily, and Mpn-
aay, weonesaay ana rnaay hiw r.-m. ;
The Dav Train makes close connection at Wel
don for all points North via Bay Line, daily
except Sunday, and daily via Richmond and all-
ran route, t ;
Night train makes dose connections at Wei den
for all points north via Richmond.
sieepmg i;ara attaenca to ail nignt Trains .
1 JOHN F. DIVJNK,
nov24-tf .General Sup'v
General Sup;ts Office,
WILMINGTON, .Cl. UIUlSiA A XI-
SlISTA B. JS. COirXPANX,
il ILMINaTON. N C., Nov. 23. TB
Ksi5Srae,
Change of Schedule
AN AND AKTEB sundat.
NOV. 84th, 1878,
W the
following Schedule will be run on this
Road:
Day Express and stall
Train Dally.
. 8:36 A.M.
..... 1:03 P.M.
4:15 P. M.
12:55 P. M.
4:47 P. M.
9:00 P. (M.
Leave Wilmington. .... .
Jbeave Florence
Arrive at Columbia . . .
Leave Columbia
Leave Florence
Arrive at Wilmington
NIGHT EXPRESS TU A IN (Dally).
Leave wamingtcn 10:13 P. M.
Arrive at Florence 2:30 A. M
Leave Florence ,. i 2:00 A.M.
Arrive at Wilmington.... .... .. ... 6:18A.M.
This Train stops onlv at Flcminsrton. WMtevlEe.
Fair Bluff and Marion.
Passengers for Augusta, (via Columbia), should
take Day Express Tram from Wilmington.
Throng n sieepmg cars on nignt trains tor unaries
ton. i
i JOHN F. DIVINE,
nov 24 tf! Oen'l Sup't.
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAIL? AT GO,
Omcx Gkkbhal 8 upxiuktkndx st
Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 29, 1878.
Change of Schedule.
f
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, the following
Schedule will be operated on this Railway: .
PASSENGER, MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN :
1 Leave Wilmington at.
...6:80 A.M.
....2:06 P.M.
...7:57 P.M.
...6:00 A. M.
...11:40 A. M.
7 1 55 X AC
No. 1. Arrive at Hamlet at.
Charlotte at.
1 Leave Charlotte at
No. 3. Arrive at Hamlet at
) " : Wilmington at
SHELBY DIVISION MAIL, FREIGHT & PAS
SENGER AND EXPRESS.
Wo. 9.
J Leave Charlotte. .
f Arrive at Shelby . .
7:00 A. M
11:15 A. M
vr 1n I ucsts ounuj x.to J. . in..
The above Trains have Paseencer accommoda
tions, and are the only ones permitted to carry Pas
sengers.
v. JOMJNSUJS,
nov 30-tf ' . General Superintendent.
Bank of New Hanover.
Authorized Capital $1,000,000
Cash Capital paid in $300,000
Snrplns Fnnd
850,000
DIREG1 ORS.
JOHN DAWSON
C M. STEDMA&
ISAAC BATES,
JAS. A. LEAK
B. F. LITTLE -E.
B. BORDEN ;
D. R. MURCHISON
DONALD MoRAB
H. VOLLERS
R. R. BRIDGER8
j. W. ATKINSON
CHAS. M. 8TEDMAN, President
ISAAC BATES, Vice President 1
S. D. Wallace. Cashier - aug 20-tf
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MISCKL1iAKEOU?:
STATE PRIDE
rown fc Roddick
45 Market St.
WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN CAL1.1NO
particular attention to the foilowtrg Depmt
monts for the NEXT 1 WO WKRK.S.
Wc aro making SPECIAL KPFOK1 S t inlro
duce every thing that is new inourlinc of buiiwss.
and -OUR PRItK is to do so at men prices that
they cannot help attracting the attention of EVfiftY
ONE IN WANT OF SUCH GOOUS.
, Ladies' Underwear.
rWe have Just opened a fall assortment of the
above, via : Tuck and Fancy SKIRT. CHHMlsK
and NIGHT DRK8S, and call paiticular attention
to a few Lots that are
DECIDED BARGAIA';
Lot 1.
38 Doz. WALKING SKIRTS, 5 Tucks, Sjfinch
Hem 50c, worth double the mcnej.
20 Doa. CHEMISE,Tuck Yokes. 50 cents, worth
at least 75 eents.
173i Doz. CMEMISS, Tucked aud Emb'd Yokes.
, 60 cts; a marvel of cheapness.
Corsets.
We have the Largest Stock of CORSETS that has
ever been offered in this city, and are making hpe
clalties of the following makes. Our Goods were
bought direct from the Manufacturers and Import
ers, and offer them at prices that will compare fa
vorably with any Dry Goods House in the country.
40 Doz. 50 Bone SIDE STEEL CORSETS, 50 cts
. a pair.
383 Doz. 70-Bone CORSETS, 8ilk Embroidered.
to tie a pur.
Sole Agents ftr the celebrated LA REINE COR
SETS. 75 cents. They are made under a Patent,
No Cutting er Ripping of teams beirg Required.
To remove the Steels all that need to be dene is to
unlace the Utile Silk Lacer. Every Pair WariaDted.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertions-
Decidedly the Cheapest Line we have shown.
Give us a call. .
Parasols and Fans
We have opened this day a very large stock of
Sunshades and Fans, having beugnt Very Low for
Cash., They are at least 25 per cent, less than they
will be when in season. - We have many Novelties.
"Sole A cents for DEVLXN . no r.t
York. GENT'S SUITS made to order. A beauti
ful Line of Samples for Spring Wear. Call and
look them over.
BROWN & RODDICK,
45 Market street.
feb 1 tf
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MAIL
BIRMINGHAM,
ENGLAND
Prices In ISngland.
$C8 00, 178.75, $89.25, 100 00, $125.00, $150.00
Delivered in New York, duty and all charges in
elusive :
$103.28, $117.79, $131.97,- $150 53, $184 23, $218.00.
The above may be ordered "Full Choke," Me
dium Choke," or Cylinder Bore, at these prices
We are now m akin it mall hnri nt Nna u in
ard 20 gauge, which are scarcely inferior in ' owrf
to the larger bores.
Weight of 20-Borc from 5 v lbs.
" 1416 " ti2 '
"12 ' ....... 75 '
" 10 " ... 8K "
Our '-Giant Grip" Action has been awarded a Di
ploma of Merit at the Paris Exhibition.
- Send for Illustrated 8heets.
We respectfully refer to the following gentlemen
who have purchased and are now asinsr onr guns :
Hon. Walter L. Steele. M. c. TCorbincrbom tei-h
mond county, N. C.
Cant. U. K. Murchison, Wilmington, N. C.
CoL B. F. Uttle, Little's Mills, N. .
James A. Leak, Esq.. Wadesboro, N. O.
Wm. B. Bernard, Esq., WUmington, N. C.
J. W. TOLLEY,
Pioneer Works. 8t. Mary's Square,
oct 8 D&Wtf Birmingham, fcnglaiid
HABBLE
r.i o ra u r.i e ra t s
' AND
Crave Stones.
FIRST-CLASS WORK AT LOWEST NEW YOKK
PRICES. DESIGNS SENT BY MAIL. WORK
PACKED AND SHIPPED. AT OUR RISK,
TO ANY PART OF THE SOUTH.
RICHABD WATHAN 4c CO,,
7 Lafayette PlaesNew'lork.
Wathan's Monumental Dcsnrns. in book form fnt
sale to the Trade. : dec 4 DAWtf
New York
SHOOTING- COAT.
STYUSH, HANDSOME COAT.
v First Class in every partlcnlm
Pleasant to wear, durable, and in the end the cheair
est. MADE OF BROWN VELVETEEN.
Pockets and Lining made to take out, so thai
may be worn for early fall and winter shooting.
Horace Smith, Esq., says : "It Is my idea of
shooting coat. I have worn them for several yean
and will have none other." ;
Price for Coat, $25; Vest,. $6.50. Also, the bch.
brown corduroy Pants, at $10 per pair. I make on
ly the one grade, as the cheapest goods de not tun.
briars and will not give satisfaction.
Also, in addition to the above, I am making
Waterproof Canvass Suit, cut same style aa the Vel
veteen! goods, not stiff ahd hard, but soft and plea
sant to wear; guaranteed to turn water, fiportsmei.
who have seen it say it ia The Pest Yet. Coat $ti.5u.
For full Suit, $14.00.
I also make the Sleeveless Coaj Vest with slccvo
If desired.
Rules for measurement and samples sent nii.
application.
t?.X. JiUBLDON,
oct25P&Wtf HAHWAY. N .1.
SHARP'S
Metallic CARTRniGE' military, hunt
ING AND t4CREEDMOOR" KIFLKS
EXCEL ALL OTHERS IN ACCU
; , RACY, STRHNGTg. AND i
,- q . . SAFETY. j
No Prauatnxe Biicliarge Xvei Oecnri
Every Rifle warranted 4" good, shooter. Caiiim
40, 44 and 50-10C of n inch, and of any desired lenili.
Charge ef powder from 6Q to 105 grains.'; Weight .(
haHa from. '320 to 549 grains, , Stock,', plain; ait
Pistol grip and checked. Sights: plain; Globe a: d
Peep Sights; Vernier " with ; interchangeable ftore
signia , aad -Wmd-gauge.Bvery ;vrity of vm
munition for above guns, constantly on hand
Prices flrtm , $Sd ta
v SHARP'S RIFLE COMPANY,
septlDWtf . Bridgeport. Coi-
. fNGLISH. " IRISH AND GORDON BETTERH,
Of the Choicest Breed, with guaranteed pedigrees
jr. w ajuon,
BQvTDjfcWtf-,- " . .;York.Penn
II. A.4WWftmiZ Jr.".
ELIZABETHTONi BLADEN COUNTY,; N.
h Offlce--Up italra, Jn Brirt JBnlJdlng, occupied b
RlnaldlAOo. - 1 . ....... ; .
Special attention to maims, uoi leenons on sum t
ef SlOO and upwards made for Five Per Oent if
without suit. Drawing Deeds, Mortgages, Ac,
specialty. ap5-DWtf
i
ZJSm - fTiSE BY
PlONEfeR WORKS J15
.fl tt BIRMINGHAM, I I F
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