ft
l;?ENiNGl;DITIQ.K
i hel'8 de alarm I'm number ooe bux.
Lisieu sion.hs, listen!
,i ,k h.iw ernis'ly de angel kqpcks. .
lI" Do fire ia hot an hks1n".u
el's tappia' D de conscience' bfcH, '
A"K Lleah it, beah it banjjin',
... great big fire deyV Wbftrn tif lielr;"
Dat'n why de 'larm bell'd claoRiu.
v tiro dat de iDfiinea nebber gel Hr.jund,
SiDoabbrilia, fryin'
Wbar d3 Bibcock 'dtioohers can't bo
found, .
-3nr?c a,mP U51.V.,! W 10 s - i . .
Flames is a burmn up iKber auVbier-,,
Surprising oh .tirpnsln.
V .u bs an interest in dat fire.
An' de tlamea is still a-risiu'.
t no when you beah dat wamin chime;" 1
jump UJ'i uuuu, J"K
I, , your do in berry quick time;
Now is de time to jump up.
Itrpnbllcan Lie Exploded.
Philadelphia Times, 'Ind.
Tha Iiepublican organs will nd ma
terial for the exercise of their con
h ..,.iH;Lm in tho fratrSf cofif&sion-that
.i.. following averments are. without
. . t 'j.it. i i : ilka '.) . .
, minion in lacl :
That, (jrenerai liacooc. a uouttuot
.i.., nrritt hmu was in anv deorrHft
T 1 ,
in liii; - j e-
....i.i.Kln.
surablc.
That General
Hancock, hauled
,j,,n the United States flag 3d au in
ducement to General Beauregard to
.l.nc with him. r-p A.
That General flaYlccrex wrote aiot
ter to General Sbermaa declaring his
tntentioo to recotfenEderi;asPres
ulc'Dt if he should Uero-tfefr-oath) the
Electoral CotomUft Wiion to
the contrar "TroxwflnBfJndirig.
That General IfAnpooprppoeed to
General McClellan to turn the army
on Washington, clean oat the Lincoln
iTovernraejit and avenge JTitz John
IWler wrongs.- ' -
TnaL General Hancocks owes his
nomination to Sur-out& lobbyists,
who furnished General 'Franklin the
money to pay expenses at Cincinnati.
That General Hancock, as Presi
dent, of an oil company, defrauded
poor investors out of thousands of
dollars.
Each of these fictitious statements
his beeo printed in nearly overy.Re
publican organ in the country, and
although all of them have been re
futed to the satisfaction of every body
the first retraction is yet to be made.
The copying of", these paragraphs
will 1 e ample penance.
now io stand it
Detroit Free Press.
On one of the hottest corners of
WooJwardavenue, at high noon yes
u-rdsy, a small boy with a bootblack's
Lit sit under the full blaze of a sun
j..iuring down for all it was worth.
The boy perspired, roasted, blis
U n d and alinosl'hiilted,lut-he had
-Luck there for half an hour, when-a
iily justing by halted and said : v
"Little boy, aren't you afraid of bo
rn:,' suii-atmck?'
"Yen, ma'am," was the prompt re
"Then why don?t:ymf get into the
-hadt'r
"I can't."
"Did any one tell you to wait
h.-re? '
"Xo, ma'am, bnt I'm doing it on
in v own hook. It's awful hot and
I'm 'in.isLdWbSit 1'vi
re got to stand
She looked to see if he waa tied,
i i i was about to go on and regard him
the son of a brutal father in a sa
i j . . r i around the corner, when the lad
fiplained :
Th.tWiA nJ-fc P .That boy up
t!i. n is the chap I was, waiting for,
ind 1 liad to sit out here to see him
nien he turned tnecornor. lie's the
1 1 iler that calfed my sister a poke
'vd rabbit, and Im going to jump
in on him and kick him most to 'death !
I ish yootrvb6Ffifhytbor so I can
Ljpt the bulge on him afore he suspects
anything."
An Agnostic Juryman.
Sr. James's Gazette.
After Sir Thomas Chapbers.(the
recorder) tiaO'lafcea iia seit at the
lord raayoi's court yesterday (July 5)
he was informed that a juryman ob
jected to be sworn, although be had
answered to his name, on the ground
that he objected to the oath.
Upon that Jd. Fjicb, the sergeant
at Mace, tendered 'to him a printed
affirmation in these terms : "I, ,
lo solemnly, sinceroly and truly af
firm and declare, the taking of an
0ith is, according to my religious be
hfcf, unlawful. And I do also sol
emnly, sincerely and truly affirm and
declare that I will well and" truly try
the issue joined between tee parties,
and a true Verdict give accoraing io
iheevidenoe."-
Mr. Ross (tbe jary man) said he re
used to affirm in those terms.
The Recordcr-r-To what do you ob-
"ait m o'ic
Mi. RoM That wbioh refers to my
religions belief.
Foe Recorder Then do you mean
you have no religious belief?
Mr. Ross I am an Agnostic, and
although willing io do my duty, 1
cannot claiitf tojiawe Any. religions be
lief, and InMfooseaeWo 'conId"not
have any religions scruples in taking
the oath. On tbe same ground I
cannot affirm under any statute, and
W'U not outrage thft feelings of those
vho are of a religious f aith by repeal
lQg words or going through a form
wbich in my case'woufa be ' mockery.
ihe Recorder Ob, dear I I hope
e are not to liaya the aame diffi
7 here aa has been ia the House of
onmona. Peirnapa we bad better
aipense with the service of this gen
leman andt proceed with, the baai
of th oouru 5 rMr. - Ross then
witndrew.
1 ha A -t. it - " i
. xxBuevuie tournat. xtaa., re-
lata '
p' l ov. Jams aa "the ass from
3
The Prohibition of Military Marching
Across the Niagara Foot-Bridge. : ,
Fears that the Combined Tread fouldT
Precipitate the Stxuctureuitd if
the River.
"Action and Beaction are Eoiial"
But United Reaction is Greater.
Some Proof of this, and how it ia Caused.
Above the suspension foot-bridge which, spans
thd Nlaeara river below the falls has Veen placed an
iron-plate notice, forbidding any military or other
body of individuals TTrrhg aeross the structure.
The bridge la strong enonzh to cxrrv all who m
crewd upoa it, but to combiad iKMreA 4 putted
eiepa wooia sway tne elegant wire caoaeway from
iu moorings and preclpiute it into the river Thia
uioacracea uie wonoerrol power of united and bar
moniona action, true in the physical world aa well
aain tbe material. . Oambined. powers wllk destroy,
while on! ted and harmonious action will soccess
foliy reetst , T llnutrate: i B saehtaaportant parts
of the body aa the liver and kidneys are in har
monious working order, health ia almost, certain to
be the .result. These two organs -constitute the
workshop of the system. The refining, purifying,
ad ttfsrfmpartiag labor is done by taepu sad when
tney harmonise tne nnhappineas of disease rarely
comes. Unfortunately, tnoy do not commonly
work: in unison, and, as when cither the positive or
negative pole or the electric battery ia deranged the
current ceases, so when either the liver or kidneys
are eoi or oraer tne marcn or aisease is. pare to
weaken the structure. .ntrsr-;
The question naturally arises, how is this to be
avoidast. Tfas answer Is simple. By keeping loth
liver and kidneys in perfect order. There have
been thousands of remedies for the. assistance of
the liver and very many far the kidneys but only
recently has any scientific compound been found
which will, certainly regulate, relieve amd keep in
harmony both of these great bodily organs. War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure does this infalli
bly. It furnishes the food which the .'kidneys and
liver require, just as meat provides the material for
making Dlood. Hotpnly this, but it acts aa a tonic
to the entire system; and drives away the lassitude
which the uresent season so often Drinzs. There
are thousands of people in all parts of tne land te I
day who, after hope was nearly gone, haveb ad their ,
neaitn reerorea sy mis great mooem remeay, - ana .
there are thousands of others who are keeping back
disease by using it freely. Life ia the most precious
thing ia all the world, and health ia next To pre
serve Dotn is man rind's greatest aim, ana were is
nothing which more effectually does it than War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver core; indorsed by the
press, by scientists, and by the people, and for ssie-.
y arugguns in au parts or tne worm.
It is the
embodiment of 'united action.
je 3 oawSm, - we
tc nrra !
HAS NEVER FAILED
When used according to the printed directiona
Inclosing each bottle, and is perfectly tafe even
in the mott inexperienced hands.
PERRV DAVIS'
PAIM KILLER
IS BECOTtfTtTTINPElV"
By Pfrgiiciant, by Missionaries, by- iRntsters,
by Mechanics, by flursea ia Hospitals,
BY K V KKYBODY
D A III 111 I CD IS A STJRE CURE
r Hill lYIkbEil for Co.
TbnwU Chill. XUtrrlMSMU
Cramps, Clwlcrm, and aU Bowi
We have innumeralxla testimonials from
parties In all parts of the would whehave used
PAIN" HULER,
Internally with nerer-xailing success in cases
of sickness of almost every nstare. .
DA III Ifll I CD IS THE BEST
rAlli HILLCtl KEMEDYknown
to thte Wofld for Sleat Hf Sfh 8esv
Sickness, Pain In the Back, Pain In Uxe
Side, TJ ttm, and BTemmlgiju
TJBTQ,lTKSXIOIf AKLT THE
BEST LINIMEUT MADE
lit equal haying never yet bee found.
PAIN KILLER
rases of Cats, Braiaee, SpxtUna, Soldi,
Server Boiaik ete. j. ,
O A III If" II I CD Is &o well -tried and
t Alii fVILLCrl trusted friend of the
Farmer. Planter, Sailor, Mechanic, and
111 fact all classes wanting a nue and safe
medicine which will always be at band,
md can be freely used internally or ex
ternally withont fear of harm ana with
certainty of Tellef. ? f-- '
OA III Vll I CD Is a Medicine het in
i Hill IVILkCn itself; and few v
t ave port witnont a supply or it.
.nd in everv Household, ready for Immediate
ise not only for Accidents, Cute. Bruises,
ores, etc., but in case of Sudden Sickness of
!iy kind.
No family can safely be withont this invaln
.ble remedy in the house. Its price brings it
v ithin the reach of all, and it will annually
jave many times Its cost in doctor's bills.
For Bale by all dxuggista at 23c, BOc, and
81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 6c SON.
- PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Proprietors 1
ap30 eod&Wly f r su we nrm
High-Bred Dogs,
English, irish and goroon betters,
of the Choicest Breed, with guaranteed pedigrees.
For sale by
B. P. WBL8H,
wov 7 PAWtf York. Perm. :
Received This Day,
50
CASES BOEDEBEB & CO. .
DBY BOW3Y CHAMAGNB,
FRESII from bond.
At Importer's Price.
GEO. MYBBS, Agent.
r A CASES FRENCH BRANDY,
OU FROM BOND THIS DAY,
And for sale at Importers mces
Onlv SI. 50 for a Bottle of
Imported French Brand
At . tJSU. MX
J Wr
in w
Or: Tubs GILT BDGB BUTTER, ' ' '
ZD 30 CENTS A POUND, x
Choicest Grass Batter.
WINES and LIQUORS, of best grades.
At Popular Prices.
obo7mybe,
my 27 tf Nos. 11, 13, 16 South Front st.
tsrOut quotations, u eftooia be enderstood . w
. r j- - V'-r- te. - tit- . j..
eth jrhaiesai&i ,prtcdiefaBy. rja ftnkmMsI? I - A I tlfi r Wt 1 81 QTS Ca
lamall orders higher -pAces have Wcnaxgoor
OF
XiTlOLSd.
,Fiaoae
BAGK4INQ Gunny
i Standard,,
BACO&fttartkCar
00
Shoulders. j St
j Hides, H. C. choice, tt ,
i Western Smoked-Hams
. a w io
ia a a
0 . 8
10
0 ft 8
o o ttj
0 & 2
8houfderB,..V.,. .
1 Dry Salted
Sid" vp-.
Shoulders .... -.
. - . . .
BBSF Live weight
re weight 0 . 2j
BAKIMfcL-M svpi
i New Kew
i ru i.
00 &
1 90
$21
9 50
BRICKS Wumlneton, 9 Ji
I Northern
Y5
50
00
,15
14 00
20
Birrxitiorth Carouna, fj.t..
i or m era, ........
C&JCfDLKS Sperm, 9 ft.
Tallow, ai, .......
1 A n ty an -M w a IO H
20 &
18 &
T
0 Q
10 &
10 &
38 Q
ia0
18-
TO 0
i 16 . &
30
86
13
10
CaaBSB Northern Factory's &
13
10
I State, ft
OUVFBS-ava. 9 ft
jaio, ft.... .
iLaguayra. ft...
US
30
,1?,
20
CORN MKAL aj.bushel.iu sacks!
72
3 50
8
I 10
DOMSSTICS Sheeting, 4-4, 9 yd
i tarn, y Duncn
BQQS Jit iv. ..jk. .
12
FISH Mack oral. No. X B Lbl...
11
6 Oil
8 50
4i 10 50
a w oo
Mackerel, Ne. , boll. .. ..
10 00
5 50
6 50
& AO
3 00
No. S. V j-bbl
a 6 50
Mackerel, Nd. S. 9 bbl. . . .
Mullets. bbl..
N. C. Herring, Hoe, ft kog.
o
7 00
4 00
urv uod. E i
. 00
57 50
00 00
45 00
00 00
00 00
. 6
Peruvian Guano, & 3000 fts
Baugh'sFhosBhate, "
Carolina Fcrtincr, "
Ground Bone. "
Bone Meal.
& 60 00
a woo
& 40 00
& 45 00
57 oa
45 M
not
I
B 67 00
Whann'B Phosphate '
Wando Phosphate,
Berger dt Buts's Fhoaphi M
Szcellenu Cotton Fertilizer
00 00
00 00
60 00
55 90
0 00
5 75
O 70 00
O 70 00
00 00
60 00
500
FIX) UB Fine. bbl
aa.NavAem-fb...
15 SKI
Famny" -rDbl...fI
Oty Mills 1 Kxtra, f? bbl....
Family, 9 bbl..
Sx. Family. bbl..
W au
6 00
6 25
C 75
14
67
56
65
52
85
4
12
1 15
1 10
100
6 tO
6 CO
7 00
QlXTS V ft
QUAtS Corn, in store, in oags,
70
67
67
55
90
6
13
125
125
1 10
usnuvargo, Dusnei....
1 Oorn,mixedfB DuaheLin bags.
oats, v eusnei......
i Peas, Cow, -p bosnei.. .Mt
flISSS Oreen, V B
Dry, ft..
HAY Kast
stern, 9 100 fts
I Western, & 100 fts
HOOF IBON 9 ton..
90 00 95 00
8X r 9
UaiO Nortnern, v ....
j North Carolina, 9 ft.......
LIMB bbl.
00 10
00 1 10
LUXlJJtit UITT armAKBAwuri
Ship stus, resawea, M ft..
RouahBdge Flank. ffM ft...
18 00
15 00
is 00
18 00
12 00
00
00
00
CO
00
00
0 so 00
16 00
18 00
22 00
! wemwuauagpes.acconung
I to Quality, UM ft
i Dressea Flooring, seasoned..
I Scantling and Boaros, com-
15.-00
38
' !. 41
41
MULASSBS New cp (Cuba, hhds
New ceop cum, ddib H cat..;
Porto Rico,hhds
bbls..
46
25
35,
1 Busrar House, hhds. 9 eal.. .
a
H4llB-Cut,10d basis: fl keg.. .
oor
11
110-
3 50
UIL8 Kerosene, 9 gai.....
12
145
100
40
25
20
1 00
- 85
75
S36
lizard, w gal...
Unseed, y gai
!Uoein,v gai,
so
POflJLTKY Chlctaaifl.livftgTewni , v fSAr&;
. r o . -
Turkeys
75
PBANtJTS 9 bushel
POTATOB8 Sweet, 9 buahel.. ,
Irish, bbl
PORK Northern , City Mess.... .
1 Thin, 9 bbl
? Prime, 9 bl
' Bump, o L-bl
B1CB CarolU..., 9
65
60
0 00
00 00
00 00
00 00
14 50
00 00
11 00
10 00
00 00
7
7
50
IX
IX
33
75
80
75
S6
Bough. 9 nash..
15
1
HAGS Country, 9 ft
City. 9 ft
HOPS
SALT Alum , 9 bushel
I Liverpool, lsack,
1 Lisbon, V sack
American, 9 sack.......
8TJGAB Cuba, ft
Porto Rico, 9 ft
! A Coffee, 9 2
B " 9 a
JO- 9
!Bx.C ft
Crushed. V ft
bUAP Northern. ft
IX
1
14
00
75
00
00
0
0
10
0
8
81
,10Q
5
10
10
8
9
11
6
7 00
2 33
6 00
7 50
.-l
"HINQLBS Contract, fl M .
00,
1 uommoa. mm.
3 00
. 4 eo
CO
12 00
10 00
m eo
! CypreeaSapa 9 M,.
j Cypress Hearts 9 M.
STAVBS ' W. Q. Bbl., 9 M.
15,00
OO'OO
00 00
' B.O.Hbd., M.
! Cypress, 9 M............i..
TALLOW 9 ft -.w
TIMBBB Shipping. M
I Mm Prime, 9K.
' jMIllFalirflM
Common. Mill..... ...
j Inferior to Ordinary, 9 M. . . .
WHISKEY Northern, gal.,..
North Carolina, 9 gal .5
WOO Lr Unwashed, 9 ft
( WashedrffJ ft
! Barry Wool ....... jv.
1,
13 90
13 00
8 00
6 50
4 60
3 00
1 00
1 00
25
30
.18
10 00
7 00
6 00,
40C
5 00
3 50
6
32
20
n
WlIiBriNGOIf aXONUY JOAHKE1
attchango (sight) on New York, disc't.
Baltimore,............ "
Boston "
Philadelphia,
' Western Citie "
Btrtnanee 30 days I V cent.
Bank of Now Hanover Stock.
I 85
75
125
First national Bank,
(laVassa Guano Oo. ' ...
N. C. Bonds Old Ex-Coupon .
! Do. Fuading.l86...
j Do. " 1868...
Do. New 4's
23
8
r8
.08
Do. Special Tax.... . 4
; Do. to N.C. Railroad..... 80
W.A. W. B.B.Bonds7 c(GoldInt).112
Carolina Central B. R. Bandsre 9C.. .40
Wfl. Col. A Aag.-B- B. L -0 5
wnausetGa city sonas. v wc......rss
" new
8C...
New Hanover County.... 9 flc...
Wj W. Railroad Stock ........
North Carolina B.B. "
85
85 (Cur. Int)
65
70
WO. Gas Light Co. ." .
WOrslngton Oottoaj M Qlw
45 . .
Hi
The SavaunaK WeoBylNb'w's
or!ffxUBUAKX7TAWiU contain tne opening cnap-rj
ters of -a charming serial story, entitled
BY MRS.. OPHKLIA N IS BET REID,
. or eatOkton,sa.,
Author of ily Mother's Daughter,"
and "Mrs. Dare."
Afterward,,1
Those who have enjoyed thff pleasure afforded by
the perussl of this gifted and accomplished lady's
previous productions, will need, no commendation
of 'this her last and most successful . effort : to pre
pare them for the rase literary treat that- awaits
thtra. if-f't '.'fit.-..- .'. :
MTJFFIT- is a story of absorbing interest, and its
publication .will run .through some eight to ten
issues of? the WEEKLY NEWS and the SUNDAY
TBLBGBAM. . : , f
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in, tne tate. istnoxr Jvpte.
rho WllmTiarn RTiihna nnterAri nnan its thir-
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f3 me nummgioaBiAXiiiiut uiujuuuui muuesi
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pers in the Sooth, in every department from typog
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sy. spicy, and in fact a perfect newspaper.
Long
y the Stab twinkle. Mt. Airy Visitor.
alju
conti
mast
lthoueh at the head of the press in this State in
that makes a naner valuable to the reader, still it
itinues to Improve. It is a Stab of the first
magnitude. May its lustre never wane. The Free
YKUlBattist. ' : -
The Wilmineton ra. C.) morning Stab is a mo
del newspaper, indeed, we think we do not exag
gerate its merits when we say it is the newsiest (sec-
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outh.ichmond(Va-)
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4
Phe Wilmington Scab has now entered upon its
rtcentn year ana twenty-nitu volume, une oi
he best conducted and edited papers in the South,
rjd,-as a North Carolinian, we are proud of it.
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ction of the state ithat we cart say nothing or
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e Wilmington tak "has entered on its twelfth
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a ftomnendlum of all the news of the day. and an
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, That magni&Qent beaming Stab has completed
Itj twenty-second volume. It is one of the most
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v la If that all the naners with the name ef
Star are such brisht little journals T The Wilming
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The WUmmston Stab, we are pleased to notice.
still continues on the high road to success. We es
tefem the Stab very highly, regarding it as one of
trie verv best of our exchanges, and consider it the
peer of any journal pubashed in the South. Ox-'
ford Free Lance.
The Wnmineton Stab is now taking the regular
midnight Associated rress reports, ana nas uetuuen
irareased the amount of its reading matter. The
Stab is an excellent paper; Its prosperity is not
surprising since it is so deservin g. Charlotte Ob
server.
JThk Mohnixo Stab, one of the best dailies we
kow. and as a newspaper, in our opinion, the very
best, has entered upon ita twelfth year. In every
particular the 8tab comes fully up to the mark as
tne principal aaiiy in our cuiei commercial city.
LeHgmay it twinkle. Alamance Gleaner.
The Wilmington Stab has entered upon its 12th
volume, and we aro pleased to notice still continues
on the road to success. We esteem the Stab very
highly, regarding it as one of the very best newspa-
rtera mat comes to cms omce. its news coiuiilub
are always a little fuller than those of any other of
our exchanges, ana its caiionai aepartmeni is con
ducted with much ability. Morganton Blade.
Humble m its beginnings, as was Inseparable from
nse Degun amiu tne wrecx or fortune inat
ded the collapse ef the Southern Confederacy.
the Stab has steadily '-waxed" until it now beams
resplendent in the full glow of a constantly bright
ening prosperity. As a newspaper it has rew equals,
and no sunerior. ior -appropriate selection ana ju
dicious arrangement, and we are proud to rank it
among our most acceptable exchanges. lausooro
Recorder.
The Wilmington Mobkxhs Stab has entered upon
the thirteenth year of its existence, and we take
Shis opportunity to congratulate it upon its prospe
rity ana deserved popularity, xne romarxaoie sac-
cess of the Stab is due to its strict attention to
bufeiness. The boast of the Stab (rightfully too),
is that it always has the news, and this is the first
thing in journalism. Otherwise the paper is all
that the term of "good newspaper" implies, and its
corps of editors and reporters are thoroughly edu-
reAted newspaper men. May the healthful, moral
I influence of .the Stab never be retarded, and may
genial, eaterpnsing proprietor enjoy jnany more ,
hapF
py years or usouuii&aa.(ocasooro Messenger.
7
A.Dard td the Afflicted. .
Dr. ROBERTSON, 10 So. Cutnw
. Street, Baltimore, Hd.
am fifteen years1 experience in hospital and pri
:e nractice. iruarantees a permanent cure in all
eases of the URINARY ORGANS and of the
NtKVoUS SYSTEM,, via: Organic and Bcminal
WeakneeK Impotency (loss 6f sexual power), Ner
vcfiB Debility and Trembling; Palpitation of the
irt, jjimness oi oignt or waninem, x-ains in ui
;k and Nocturnal Emisaions. etc. all resulting
m abuses in, youth or excesses ht manhood. Dis
eereeenrlv contracted Cured in ffve to ten .days.
anrl fh 'noiaon entirely eradicated from the. svs-.
tem.. Also, all blood and skin diseases quickly
cutedr Dr. Rebertsonia graduate of the Uniyersl-'
itj of Maryland, refers to any of the leading phy-
Biclana of Baltimore, special attention given to
all female complaints ana irregularities. .
Tajl commuaicationB strictly conildential, and me
ditines sent to any address. Call or write, enclos
ing stamp for reply. sept 9 ly
Home-Made Candy.
URB, FRESH AND NICB,
MADE AS USUAL.
SODA- WATER also, with a
j Variety of Choice Syrups,
! At o. u. nuttTtiaujr-o
y 18 tf Fruit and Confectionery Stores.
i .
FresK i-rivals.
i 'RUNES. DRIED APPLES. COCOA-NUTS,
Pearl Barley and 8aro. Another let of that.
fine Fulton Market Beef. Northern Irish Potatoes.
Ajot ef Brooms, will sell low at retail; Wood and
Willow ware; a iuu line or Family oroceries, ci
gars, Tobacco and Liquors, all at Bottom Prices.
1 Call and see. L. VOLLBRS,
in 1 tf 26 and 28 South Front street
The Camden Journal
PubUahed Ewry Thursday, at Camden, & 6.,
T8 THE OIJ)BST-ESTABLISHED PAPER IN
X iKerehaw county, and has an extensive circulation
aniong the Merchants, Farmers and all classes of
business men m me county.
I tollers to the Mereaaata ot Wilmineton a desir
able Medium f er Advertising, the country in which
ttolrculates, being cxMinertedwith that city by steam
r oa the- Wateree River, and the 'Wilmingtoa, Oo
lumbia and Augusta Railroad. . -
Liberal terms will be made with those desiring to
advertise.'
Subscription price, $2 50 per annum.
4W- SB, FHANTHAM HAY,
feb27f Editors and Proprietors
Lowell nachiSllop
1 LowellfMass.
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION'
. .. ivn. lijt. ,- . ; i "
COTTON HACHINEEY
!
Of most
Approved Patterns and with Recent Improvements.
er Twlachinery
ALSO,
TuitBINE WHEELS,
Shafting and Clearing. IlFdraullo
50
Presses 'and Primps.
Elevator a, dee.
i
'LANS FOR COTTON AND PAPER MILLS.
C. L. HiLDRBTH, Sup't,
I LOWELI,MASS.
WM. A. BURKE, Treaa'.,
mh 3 tf . 8 Pemberton Square, Boston.
JNCOITRAGB HOME INSTITUTIONS.
Security against Fire.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
HOSIE INSURANCE COafPA1
RALEIGH. N. C.
Phis Company continues to write Policies, at r
58, on ail classes oi lnsuraoie property.
t losses are DiomBtlv adjusted and bald. The
IOME" is ranidlv erowias in public favor, aae
appeals, witnconnaence, to usurers or property tr
i
i i ' Agents in all parts of the State, .a
JOHN GATLING, President.
W. S. PRIMROSE, Secretary.
PULASKI OOWPBB, Supervisor.
ATKINSON & MANNING, AeiH-rs,
4ug 1-tf WOminrton. N. .
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Wilmington, N. C.
F. A. Schutte, Prop'r.
nnHE
COMMERCIAL, FORMERLY THE "BM-
a.
PIBB HOUSE,'
' having been thoroughly renovated
and refitted, is now one of the LEADING FIRST
CLASS HOTELS in the city.
The Table is supplied with the best our Home
and Northern Markets afford. BOARD PER DAY .
(2 and $2 50.
"Large Sample Booms for the Comstercia
HTA First -Class BAR and BILLIARD HALL
connected with this HoteL
erB-KEK LUNCH dally from 11 A. M. to 13.30
tr. m. lysotr
!
Forest and Stream,
AND
ROD
AND GUN.
THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN'S JOURNAL
i A WEEKLY PAPER DEVOTED TO
FIELD SPORTS, PRACTICAL NATURAL HIS
TOliX, ITiaii CULTURE. PROTECTION OF
GAME, PRESERVATION OF"FOREST8;
YACHTING. AND BOATING, RIFLE
PRACTICE. AND ALL
OUT-DOOR RKCREATIONa AND STUDY.
This is the only Journal in the Country that fnllv
supplies tae wants ana necessities oi tne
Gentleman Sportsman.
TERMS $1 00 a Year. Send for Specimen Copj
Voraas & Streasat Pobllsblna- Co.,
Ill FULTON ST., (Old No. 103,)
' -New York.
Post Office Box 2832 . sept 37-tf
ALL ABOUT
Western North Carolina
If iyou want to know all about the "Garden Spot" of
tne south, send ior a specimen copy ox
The Western Courier,
It is a TWENTY-BIGHT COLUMN WEEKLY.
full of interesting reading matter, and devcted to
the Interests of western North Carolina.
Address
THE COURIER COMPANY,
Hendersonville, N . C,
The Central Protestant
A WEEKLY RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY NEWS
Jr. Dsner and the Organ of the Methodist Protes
taut Church in North Carolina, is published at
otreensooro, r(. j.
Terms, S3 00 per annum, in advance.
The eligibility of its location, the number and ac
tltty ef its agents, and the constantly increasing de
mand forit among the more solid classes of readers
in various sections, give the CENTRAL peculiar
claims upon the patronage ef the advertising public
'rerms very favorable. Consult your business Inter
- eets, nd address the editor
J. L. MICHATJZ,
Greensboro, N. C.
Atkinson & Miiing's
, insurance Aaooms
BANK OF NEW HANOVER BUILDING.
WIHnlnartOB N. C
Marine
Companies.
ate Capital Represented
Over $100,000,0001
e li-tf .
The Marion Star.
nnHE OLDEST .NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN.
A the Pee Dee sectioni one of the wealthiest and
most prosperous la the State, offers teOonunlseloa
and Wholesale Merchants and Manufacturers, and
to those who have adopted the plan of selling by
sample, an excellent meainm ox. communication
with a large and influential class of merchants, me-
enanicavpianters and naval store men, whose pat
ronage is worth solicitation. .Advertisements and
Business Cards inserted on liberal terms.
Address THB 8TAB,
sept 13 tf Marion. 8. C.
Too Thin to Wash.
A LTHOUGHIT COMES FROM A VERY THICK
ft. source. H. a PREMPEBT woaldadvlse his
visiting friends and patrons not to heed the report
that he has removed to Raleigh, ai that' is only
done by designing persons to try and injure hi.
' huslnesaaaut be sure and calt on him at No. 7
Front Street, two doors below MAiaet, 111. saloon
second to hene in the city. je 6 If
The Favetteville Examiner,
Weekly Democratic NeUrspaper,
Published at
FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA,
-By -
Terms $2.00 a year in advance. Send for a spe
cimen copy. 4 my 8 tf
THE PEE DEI! WATCHMAN.
First Claw - Weekly KewBpaper
Published at DARLINGTON C. H., 8. C.
i
TT IS A LARGE PAPER 24x40 INCHES ALIVE
1 ' with newsi loeaL State and geaeraL with special.
pains in tne depanmeni, ior vie ismiiy, or its out
iaA, which Is allhome work. -' - ;o '. .
It eirculates in Dartmgton, Sumterr Marion and
Marlboro, and hevce is most valuable advertising
medium. Circulation specially large at Florence.
O. U. AuarcsBc .
A. A. A F. A. GILBERT,
septl8-tf Darlington C. H.. 8. C
Fire,
ant Life
Aggree
3
HAIIiHOAD LINES.
Wflmm WeldoB
! RAILROAD CO.
'x , -ri
Wilmington, N.C, Jane 13, If 80, f
Change ot Sehednle.
AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE 14,
1880. Passenger Trains en the Wilmington A
'Vfeld
eiaon uauroaa. will run as rouows:
5
lay SI all and Express Train, Daily
i .
Leave Wilmington. Front St. Depot, at 6:60 A. M.
Ahiveat Weldoa 13:50 ?. M.
Leave Weldon. 3:40 P. M.
Arrrve at Wiuni&gton, Front St Depot, :&S P. M.
Passbrbb An Tit lie ht TaAm, Dau.t xxcxrr
j - - 8CSSATS.
Leave Wilmmston. Front St Depot at 30 P. at.
Arrive at Weldoa . . . . 8:40 A.. M.
Leave Weldon.... ....... .. 1:00 A. M
Arrive at WOmlngtan, Front 8t Depot, 1.30 P. M.
Trains on Tarboro Branch Road leave Bocks
Mbuat for Tar bora at 4.10 P. M. Dally, and Tues
day, Thursday ana Bataraaj at o.os A. M. uetura-
ing, leave 1'arDoro at iu.uu a. m. Daily, ana Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at 8 SO P. M.
ThoDayTtain makes close connection at Wel
don for all mints North tia Bay Line, daily
except Bunaay, ana aauy via itichmond aaa aii
ratl route. -
' The 80 P. M. train makes close connections at
Woldoa, Petersburg and Richmosd.
i rfUAUl jr. U1YU4.B,
lS-tf General Sap't
eeral, Sup'ts Office,
IVILMINOTON, eOXUfllBlA AD-
i
y;st. IX. U. COIVPAN V.
WIT.MINOTON. N. C. June 18.
1F80.
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER JUNE 14, 1880, the rVlUowin
Sched.le Will le run on this Mead :-
PlssKNana, Bxp&sss, Mail and Thbodoh Fbkiout
i ABAIX, UAU.X XXCEFT DuNDATS ,
Leave Wilmington 4:00 T. M.
Leave Florence... t:40 P. M
rrlve at Columbia 8J5A.M
save Columbia 5:00 P. M
save Florence. 4:o A. v
Arrive at Wilmington 11:80 A ,at-
rflOaXa" EXPRESS TU A IN (Di
Leave Wilmington
"10:13 P. M
Leave Florence.
Arrive at Camden Junction.
Arrive at Columbia
Leave Columbia........
Leave Camden Junction
2:80 A. M.
4.15 A. M.
8:15A. M.
5:00 P. M.
1:00 M.
S:30A. M..
6:30 A. M.
Leave Florence
Arrive at Wilmington.
This Train stops onlv at Brinklev'a. Whlta111a
r nauuuiva w bit diujz ana Jianon.
r-assengers ior UDiumbta, and all polnU oa G. Jk
CR. R. and in Western North Carolina. Tia Oalnm-
bia and Spartanburg should take Nhrht Exurcs
A.MUlllVUft TV IllUiUvVU,
Passengers for Augusta should take Night Ex
press Train, which connects via Camden Junc
tion. Through Sleeping Cars on all night trains for
Charleston and Augusta.
rrains leaving Wilmington Saturday nights make
cwuiecuou lur vwiumuia oniy via uamaen junction
aqa ooutn Carolina xtauroad.
. JOHN F. DIVINE.
e!3-tf oen'l Sup't
t '. 1
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.
'Oriryja' QxiOtuAXi SuikuiNTXpKaf '
WUmington, N. a, June 1G, 1880.
Change of Schedule.
fS AND AFTER JUNEflS, 1880. the following
vj ocncauie wui oe operatea.on tnis Kan way :
PASSENGER. MAIL AND. KXBRBS8 TRAIN :
1 Leave .Wilmington at 6:00 P. M.
I Arrive at Hainlet at 115A.M.
w viuuiuHfl.... ..i;w n. a
1 Leave Charlotte at 8:10 P. if .
ko.z, arrive at Hamlet at 1:STA.M.
I Wilmington at 9:00 A. M.
No. 1 Train (is Dairy ozeeofSnndaT.. bnt make.
no connection to Jtaieign on Saturdays.
rtu. s i ram ib jjaiiy except Bar TUays.
SHELBY DIVISION MAIL, FREIGHT A PAS-
, 8ENGEB AND EZPBESS.
I No. 3.
.Leave Charlotte...
8:00 A. M.
J Arrive at Shelby 1 1 :00 M
No 4 liiTOBBioy S;UU tr. M.
f Arrive at Charlotte 6:00 P. M.-
i LOCAL FREIGHT-A ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Wilmingtoa ., 6:45 A. M.
Arrives at Laurlnburg . . . .1 8:10 P. m.
Leaves Charlotte 4:15 A. M,
Arrives at Laurinburg 4 00 P it
Leaves Laurinburg. 6:30 A. M.
Arrives at (jnariotte 4:30 P.M.
Leaves Laurinburg....; 5:00 A.M.
Arrives at Wilmington. 4:15 P. M.
These Trains leave Wilmlnrton and nharlntt
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; Laurinburg,
Aumaay a, Wednesdays and Fridays.
(uiose connection at iiamiet to and rrom Raleigh,
and at Charlotte via Statesville. to all points in
Western North Carolina andj to A sheville.
Alio via Bpartanourg to tiendorsonvilla. adjacent
pomts and Asheville.
Passengers for Asheville via either route, leaving
Wilmington at 6 P. M., will arrive at destination at
i r. js. next aay.
Sleeping-Car accommodations on Through Trams
to and from Charlotte and Wilmington
Through Sleepers will also be run to and from
Raleigh and Charlotte.
I V. . JOHNSON.
Jo 17-tf General superintendent
CLYDE'S
lew York and Wilmington
Steamship Line,
The Steamer
BENEFACTOR.
Capt, JOXES,
tflLL SAIL FROM NEW TORE.
samrdar, Angnti T.
syshippers can rely upon the PROMPT SAILING
. Of Steamers as advertised sr4
For Freight Encagemcnta apply to
T IIO!TI AS
B. BOND.
Snperintendent,
WUmington, N. C.
Tfieo. i. Beer,
Freight Agent,
New York.
W. p. Clyde Sc
Co., General Agents,
85 Breadway, New York.
ec tr
Sank of New Hanover.
Authorized Capital SI, 000,000.
Chsh Capital paid In $300,000.
Sarplns Fond
50,000,
DIREC1 0R8.
JOHN DAWSON
D. R. MTRCHISON
DONALD MoRAB
C. M. 8TBDMAB
ISAAC BATES,
JAS. A. LEAK
B. F. LTTTLB
B. a BORDEN
H VOLLERS
B.1 R. BRIDGE R8
J.iw.
ATKINSON
CHAS, M. STEDMAN, President
ISAAC BATES, Vice President
B. 'D. W am. Arm.
Cashier fang SO-tf
OLD NEWSPAPERS, fSUTTABLB
for Wranoing and other pui poses
Can be hod at the STAR OFFICE:
IU ANY.QUANTITY
" 1 L -
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE"-
BRQVH
Ofeana the Sood hotter. Runs Liht.r.
COTTON-GIN
Ctna rarrer and Ooeta Lose Money Than any
vuraruininnwaantu. Kvory mstonino
fully and legally sruarranteod.
i y
J j lyiM
If i
Theso maohlno. are mads of th. host maUiiala, and lb.
WorfananahlpandSjUihareiinasoened. BaveiMaawerdd
premium, at all tbo State fain, Ovorgia ' - Teuu.
Ae. Upward of 6000 of our Qm ar. la ooaataal m. la
.--.. fram-tof-sniia aoliliaim.
Prloo List of Olns, Feeders and Oondensers
Boxod ready for ahlpment and dellmrod at oar factory.
Prtoeof
Ulna,
Prion vita
Self KMdar
or OMirtanir.
rrloawtta
af IMmoi
CXtndaanr.
Maw
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to "
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75 00
ST M
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111 50
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140 00
MO 0
180 00
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11. 0
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$iat o.
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M. M
SN4 00
00
WTermi given on Application.!
From UAS to 1S6S we BaaimfBCitBrMlOlnaK. (Vihnhn. n.
ender the Arm name of K, T. TirunsOO., aftorwarda
Quuioira. Baovni A Uo aad wha. ni Una ku..
aa tha Taylor Qln, During tha yaar la-4 w ram orad to Uila
re naya eeaa noiiuiTaly aacrasw Ib rnanu.
treranfla. wiin lomr antarianoM. tttm i
labor Baring machinery aad akll lad Work maa. at Doa
cry aae ttlllae work maa. ra poa
adbvanT oUber mannfaccorar In
adTant .go. not anjoyafl by any ouber mannfac
una, zor producing w
a aa-n wore ror tha tun monar.
Ttoeetaa-ullaat Tear was ao great that aaarly 8n urmra
remainea nanuea, out we nave, aouokea oar maauBaotiir
i we hara donblad oar manuBantnrliur
oapaoity aad hope to be ablate moat all damaoda aeu) It la
the wisest plan to -get your orders In early, sand
ny.
for Olastrated pamphlet glrlng am votimlani ttliwumialm
from orar 600 IIto, iU-n-Jn alaatam .-"-fni.
aad oomrdnwi ouult f uralahod whea -laanl aodaaa.
BROWN COTTON GIN CO
nrw lovdow. oosv.
JOHN DAW80N: CO., Agents,
mh 10 DAW5m Wilmington, N. C.
QRAWINC0 ic r-HlCt
FREE BY MAIL.
BIRMlNriH An. '
.atr riiniilitn
bisi.r.r-VIMUt
lrJcc In England.
$13.00, $78.75, $69.25, $10B.0O, $195.00, tlM.Oi.
Delivered In Now York,
duty
and all charges n
elusive :
$108.38, $117.79, $181.97, $150 58, $184.18. $118.00.
The above mv M ordorod "Knii rainira " "Me
dium Choke,' or Cylinder Bore, at those prices.
we are now making small bores of N
14, It
OWN
and SO gauge, which are soared v Inferior In
to tne larger bores.
Weight of SO-Bore from
R 1416
...BXlhs.
IS 7
10 .
Our "Giant Grin" Action ha. Im miui a m.
ploma of Merit at tho Paris Exhibition.
pond ror illustrated Sheets.
We reSDectfullv refer to tha fnllowlna
who have, pur chafed and are now uslnv our gun :
Hon. Walter L. Steele. M. n.. Ror.kini-ham Kirk
mond county, N. C.
Capt. D. R. Murchlson, Wilmington, N. C. '
Col. B. F. Little, Uttle's Mills, N.
James A. Leak, Esq., Wadesboro, N. C.
wm. 11. Uertari), Esc.. Wilmington. N. (
J. A W. TOLLEY,
Pioneer Work a Bt. Uin'iMnnim
oct 8 D&Wtf Birmingham. England.
Bonesst Bourbon Tonic.
RECISTEREO.
An
ELKGANT COMBINATION OF BONESBT
and other fine tonics with a rare Old Kenlnrk
Whiskey, such as connoisseurs approve andjlnvalld
must have; not a drop of any other spirit Is n.ol
A rich, wholesome and deUclons stimulant To
for Dyspepsia, Debility, Malaria, Ac.
Delicate women, over worked clergymen and
physicians, worn-out nurses, snffcrers from bron
chitis, and the foeble of every age nod class will
find it a delightful Invlgorant
CHAMBERS A BROWN,
mh 17 DAWCm Lonl.vUl.. Kv.
oeAts specific medicine.
TRADE MARK THB GREAT TRADE BfARK
ENGLISH REM
EDY. An anf ail
ing cure for Sem
inal Weakness.
8 p e r matorrbea.
Impotency. aad
all diseases that
follow, aa a se-
A Ian ma mm Tsmm rt aUaVi
IEF0IE TAIIIlMemory. Unlver- AHIt TAK1I8.
sal Lassitude. Pain in the Back, Dimness Of Vlslos,
Prematura Old Age, and many other Diseases that
lead te Insanity or Consumption, and a Prematura
Grave.
tff 'Full Particulars in our namnhlut. whlrh
desire to send free by mail to every one.
E9The Spectflc Medicine is sold by all Druggt.ta
at $1 per package, or six packages for $5, or will be
sent tree by mall on receiptor the money, by ad
ores lag THB GRAY MEDICINE CO .
ho. io Mechanics' Block, Detroit Mich.
Bold in Wilmington bv GRKKN A FLANneii
Wholesale and Retail, and all Druggists every
where, mh 5 DAWlv
MARBLE
r.iomu m ents
AND
Grave Stones.
FIR8TOLA8S WORK AT LOWEST NEW YOKa
PKICSS. DESIGNS SENT BY MAIU WOKE
PACKED AND SHIPPED, AT OUR RISK,
TO ANY PART OF THB SOUTH.
RICHARD WATHAIf aV OO,,
T Lafayette Place, New York.
Wathan's Monumental Designs, In book form,ra
ale to the Trade. dec 4 DAWtf
PRESCRIPTION FREE
F the sseesy Care efSea.1 eel Weeaaeea, Leas
MsaheerrematareIeMmy.Bervea.aess.
ltasseadeaev, Coafstlea of Ideas, Aversion to
Soefetv, Defective aery, aad all Pleorsers
Brought ea bv fteeret Uabiu aad Kaesassa, Aay
drsrrUt has Us lagredleaU. Addreas.
DR. JAQUC8 A CO.:
230 Wen &ixta BW ClaCISXITL oftm
febUS lyDAW
H. A. STEDILUT, Jr.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
BLIXABBTHTON, BLADEN COUNTT, W. O.
OffleoTitalra, la Brick Banding., oc&plod by'
Speeial attention to Claims. QpHacttsaa oa saia
Of tlOO and upward, made for Five Per Cent If
without suit Drawing Deeds, Mortgagf, ,
specialty. apo-DAWtf
r
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