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WILMINGTON, N. C, THURS DAT MORNING SEPTEMBER 21, 1871.
Noilly
nyrY.
1 v . - ; , .
An old lady, wtinsc to her son out West,
fcim'tn heti&re of bilious Isaloons and
bowel alleys. i j
; !) . J'-W . , "i 1 1 r I. 1 i"1
Guarrclsomtfwomen,' f are domestic evils
Quarrelsome en are the leprosy of society,
curable by aron : , . ,
Candidal all at "a ? smile that;' is
chUdlike aad bland,'1 as.they mingle amdbg
the peoplf to solicit their votes. ; -
The Ifluisburg Courier attempts the role
of Polonius and counsels those wiid youths
Aleck Stevens and John Forsyth. , ,
RA7ES.- The rates of subscription will
hereafter be $4 00 for the Semi-Weekly
and 3 50 for the WeeKly Post payable
in acvance. . " -
Tie Tress says "Pennsylvania is in dan
ger of a Democratic victory, but of a light
publican vote and only a partial Repub-,
jean triumph." .
The ne"w turniture warehouse of D. A ,
Smith has gotten so far ahead that the en
terprising Dan " has commenced moving
: his furniture.
pii
I It is reported that Col. Davis has bought
the Screven House at Savannah, Geo., and
i, ill open October 1st. Capt. Gillespie will
remain in charge of the, "Purcell"'for the
p resent. , .. . : , '. . . '
The New Berne Times discloses the re
n'ftrkable fact that4. Mark Erwin has .be
ef nme republican.'! This will astonish our
&, od friend Erwin as well as the statement
ti lat he edited the Old North State.' ,;
A. French barber'a sign reads thus X "To
morrow the public will be shaved tree."
Of course to-morrow never comes.
MlvoR Martin. His Hohor,"the Mayor,
has jeturned fronx the j'Jdpnngs! ' revived,
refreshed, and rejuvenated. If you don't
believe it go' up to the " Hall " arid see him
sea.ted.iri hia oW arm-chair ".receiving the
congratulations ot his friends. . .
The great want of our business' men it
iudichus refif atter toiling wearily through
the V busy' season." The English anq our
German fellow-citizens understand " how it
is yourself " and so does to Mayor Martin."
Alaska. Where on , this globe, can we
go beyond the omnipresent Yankee? Land
ing at Sitka, we had walked but a short
distance into the town when we reached the
northern depot of Dr. Ayer's. medicines in
fjill display . among the huts, shanties and
courts of these boreal tribes. There ftbe
familiar, homelike names of his Cherry Pec
toral, Pills. &c, salute us from the exterior
and the , interior of a store which shows
more, business than its neighbors, . and
proves that these simple but sure remedies
are even more necessary to savage life than
to ourselves where they visit every hreside.
1872 Republican Meeting. The good
MYSTERY 1 1 1
AN EX-COLONEL OF t THE , UNJON
ARMY 18 DECLAED INSANE AND
. A fin A nnTATQ A VPflTTVTW.TI t
TH$ . OFFICER RECOVERS, BUT IS
STILL KEPT IN DURANCE VILE.
HIS
PROPERTY- WHAT
OF IT? '
BECAME
AFTER A TEAR OF ABSENCE HEI&
JUDGED INSANE BY A "JUDGE"
: WHO DOES NOT SEE HIM!
TAKEN FROM ASYL UM TO ASYLUM
AND PILLAR TO "POST" UNT1LJ
RESCUED BY FRIENDS IN '
CHIC A GO. ' ' 1
HIS STORY AND HIS SUFFERINGS;
WORSE THAN KU KLUX.
The best way to get help in this word is
tc help yourself. "Show that you need aid,
a: ad all turn a cold : shoulder; but prove
U lat vou can do without folks and tbey will
be g to give you a lift.
flnmfi ninp.teen months since it wafr. Je
Republicans in Halifax are reorganizing tor lbrted iQ Qur Clty that Oot DftnielO'Cofi
very sick. Some 1 said , weakness
the campaign of 1872 and under, the lead of
men like Col. ' Lawience t F. f Larkm,
they are sure to succeed. The new Court
House at Weldon was dedicated to liberty:
by this first Republican f meeting and a
County executive committee was chosen,
consisting-of Henry Eppes, T. J. Fields, W.
F. Youngv.Bryant.Rudd, J. T. Dawson, Soli
Jones, John A. White, Daniel Coleman, J.
J. Goodwin, with L. F. Larkin and John T.
Gregory to act as Secretaries of said Com
mittee. ;
.While in Washington attending the Press
Convention wfe made many warm friends
er
We have received theV first number; of; thei am0ng the brethren of the quill. These
Coiniucopia a boys and girls journal edited fenow laborers in the vineyard excel ifl one
b'y'W. ft. Hilly er, Jr., an apparent chip off qUality we confess "a plentiful lack"- the
i the old block, Villiamybe temperate; be; item of patcelLTu waS oth
pertt'ftt sBlt.aIld for'goodness,ake keep Clear Scruggsof the Atlanta -Em, who delved
ofR!y enue offices! one volvole tour searching tor "debates," and
... 0 there was Brother Fox, who patiently para-1
It is. said that very weak tea, with a. ded around the Treasury!-to find re-
sqtrieei- ft of lemon m it, win quencu . - u . inhabitant"
ihi rst . more effectually than all the "juleps"
or 44 so irs" ever doncocted. To working
meai, w bo are apt to get very thirsty, this
hirot, ma V be round' useful.
ner was
from old wounds, received while command
ing an Illinois : regiment, and mental ex
citement had made Col. O'Conner deranged.
It was known that the gallant O'C. had ac
cumulated considerable property and was
owner of several houses, beside having
monev loaned to a considerable amount.
Some said that Postmaster Brink was guar
dian of O'Conner, and had sent him under
guard of mail agent Busey to the State Asy
lum. Others declared that Judge of Pro
bate Mann had adjudged Col. O'Conner a
nerson to be administered on. and had
nlaced the unfortunate man: his lands fene
ments and hereditaments under the cohtro
of Mr. Flavel Foster, Many stories were
told of the : violence, cyf .0'Connefain4 ofi!
4118 insane
he declared some one was
Sherman's soldies and he, O'Conner became
tjoaseased of the woman's property. Others
1 . -
Be Doing Something. There are not a I lead me by my arms. These men then
ew persons in the world who pretend to commenced to fire their pistols and exult
. ' .'t : . i i! ; . . nmr their , snnrpaa in . p.nnt.nnno mo nn
arm . -
post rrEns.V
The Mont penis' tunnel is a coxnplete suo-
The, ex-Empress Eugenie has arrived at
,t 7 - -;U'l' tk''rii
urn pjinatantlv hpmnnTiin tnmr lace (11 OD- I 11 t ' tv. rs -r l ?,:. . 3..'; , i.v'j.
. , ,J T : " , I niWi , iauonvivi ,uu iu tu& i 1 rT,hA
poriunity. , The best thing for such people,' suppose."- They then ran with me, and Madrid
ana in tact lor every, body, is to determine i wueu wc gun w uc i uuua, wuerei iae
to accomplish something useful and benefi- Bn?i;- ' ii i- w2SSe
iwAM.wuipuH.MiuwuiiiiB i d t 0ffice a voice called, out "this
cent every day. Without work there is is the wa-, . theu drus down
little progress. The sum of many aays' what we call Si
intelligent wnrk will not be inconsiderable.. 1 to the foot-Cf th
Savannah has
next month. ,
the State:
Industrial ' Fair
.hfri xkuxVicsQ men.. talkcoVta .:v. .r.rvw . .. 4 -
i ma a .uuu ucu iutu v hb ' uusseu lub i wtmvw ucwcascu in uin np.w Yfrir nnnicH
'-W V V "rf branch the man holding my right arm asked IastVeek : over $500,000.. ar"i"7
teething, which lies nearest ; your hand. me wbat my : business t wi. Itbld himl mQamtl
aM;i. e;i . i i- tt . , ALT. uoiasciimiat. the victim of the tor-
deal of -.tatontia lost to the world for the Uasea I hd lately been engaged ort'' I told pc, ex?loslOD dfedin.Brookljn. .
want, of a
little courage. Every day sends lm 1 rently- .gaged otl some Ku -r KapPh?,tf:"itll': 11x6
i .... . , r,- xiiui uaaea. uct. rcuj.iirjs.cu, -Its, YOUTB """"" " mc uum regions UU8 WlflWr.
re a number of obscure men who I u i.: . ? .., I . t "
v n . - v iuwii inn k i i it .i hum in u i miuuniiou a t n i wr
to the grave
have only remained in
their,1 timidity has, prevented
pickiDg a first effort, and
omy naveen inuuceu- io oegin, wuuiu iu g0U;ni to do anyne injustice and hoped
obscurity because Our"
them from from such.; men tas you from: negro rule; 7 " ' V
who if they could KC asKet me.-wnat ojecuon nave I X"B ucaunuarsera oi me uerman army oi
" rTr.r iney wpmunotaa me mjKuce.r uneman the Lyceum , Theatre, IndonoaiFridfty
thocajeer offam?: The fact is, that in asked me if I wanted.to : see the Ku Klux eVenin . ' . i j
brdar;iolliy4hingittJhis world worth and said he could give a yell , and raise five. , J a -j"-i
. Vr-.Vsr -.., . hundred. I was carried amoner a i reat Ex-Judge btuart. the distincuishedcrua-
men and horses. Somoof the lawyer of New York, died in, that city.
bank, thinking of the and dviet, but I men had gowns on, and other j disguises.rl of typhoid fever
j ump iij and scramble- through ;.ai,. well as Some were nof disguised; 4 They ! . asked me
we can. 1 It will not do to W perpetually it I was not ashamed for having! supported
'j x ?m
calculating risks and adjusting the chanc-
Mrw Greeley covers. six nacres of the Octo
bet Galaxy with a histotv and iBUDDort of
one term nrihcinTflt j : t u. 1
es.
There is an old Scotch proverb which
reads i ' " An ounce of mother is worth a
the ;4one term principle.
Cincinnati wants, a World V fair" there"
next year J All this because she has had a"
a damned nigger party. '.They said white
men would not tolerate such persons as me.
They said I must know that my courso was
not ri&rht. and that I deserved ! death II
heard one man say: "Who took my rope ? successful "Industrial1! exhibition !; H '
I brought one . to hang the damned rascal The confederate powder mills. Wd, mat
nnnnrl AfTprirv in other Wnrrls that mft- KV j toi , " , I at AugUSia Ua., naVO DCeU S01CL 10
P,uo W-SgJ .m fthf W0irds at(ma . bleeding and my side was very painful, jl Colonel Coles, of that city, ara Targe figure.
'A
Pink and bluer as match colors, have .e-
ternal instruction is of infinitely nore value I asked permission to . sit down. They would
tr. iehilrl than all lessrths ot tnimia Sab not let me, ana said. "Tnis oieeatns .win
bath school teachers, or v prei
history of this world proves thts. It would lvJtried to disguise their voiceai Thev asked vllle S8 1500 saloons receiving
be' difficult to point to a man who has made me if I knew them. I told them I did not "viper ..uay! B ,jf , -m
his marlt ia the world for good, whose dis- know any of theln.ft Soon another pariy A diabolical attempt has been made to .
..-!.. - 1 i ' arrived.' and a ' voine nailed ontJ "WhMft'a DODUlarize crimson irlnv
t nottnn nnf in ii wrefit measure, due i " wiwyuu u uuy p ; wuw Swtvb ,mui uikk wi
"T"j"!" ; " " . V r the prisoner 2" This - person w!aa a ton ill lettes.
to the influence exercised upon his youth
ful mind by an intelligent and pious moth-
man, disguised. ' He seemed to be a sort of
commander. He repeated a gobd deal 'of
Demi-trains are to, be .adjusted for street
the slander affainst mp abont mv nnlitiral WeaF by meanS f taPCS to looP theia DP to .
the sianaer against me about mrpolitical the ist fc th b k - - vr .
course. He said the people would not tol- - . r
il.:. : 1. ' if. 1 1 !L 1 1 a &
The Ku Klux Trial.
erate this nero government ; that he had I Two lone curia on eaoh sirin am tn f.alrA
come with express orders to take my life, the place of the curls at the ; back that have ,
We give below the opening address of A tnen appealed. to mm not to Jqill me. -He oeen worn so long. . ? t y t.t . , t ; k .. , y
Hon. Samuel F. Phillips in the case ot the TT ' f VT 5 v c Have I not a right to , be saucyl if -I
United States agamstkeeditor ofa tm $lJ
servative"; paper, charged with inciting BiggerstaflF he would discharge ne. I told dSeasea7K
violence and murder. The United States him 1 did not know him.,. Jle icalleja me a ; ' J
MlMAiPSlMFW..,l,M fl . flF-f - T ifcX. ,1 h Cnmntrnller'. fmnla in TV. V.&
statements. One story went that citement, and r special correspondent Bigger8taff wa3. The crowd all loudly dis- port the debt of that city to be $71,752,
,i t r win uivB mo mam xa,a no wjoj wvui , i seniea jrom mis. inev . saia ii i was iec I " vj.
Mr Phi lins. for the ffovernment. ad- 1UUW A VUU1.U u "S1"' fuu cuucay-
a4 iM1innnf Mo onnlrn nt fh'o rlonrvorAilQ I Wv;
declared that he raved of his money, loaned v laraMor nf naaonlatinn to tchir.h it. minrht I PO
7 ; - wuai(vty& v . . .--w o 1 . r . i .
was uut ui mat
Lyman Cummmg, the oldest lawyer: -and -
posed to the crowd to let me go that I n Vria&v 4 1 '
x t i.1 -i.-i mt I VI : 1
dressed jury as to the nature ;of the bill - " , Ite r, J. W. Fairbanks, an erteenwd to
mu ,i;nn nrnfhur f!arnentftf ot . j . . ' . . , .a..Lu a tkf ,a eenerallv hunsr. A small circle then srath-
me pu.c pu --j trouble had made him mad. au sons uueu b - d h- t " and'a nistol was held to
ii i. rr.' nt Un jii-nollorl I ... ' nnt nf ann rpppnl fimRn(1mfitit.s to the tlon- I elGU uuuuti uic, iiuu a uibiui was Uciu lO I
tne uo umujr, - WTT . of stories were related, but all tb public ac- : ;Za Z:L ru" niv face, a voice saving, "this is the sort of by
and as tor Nason ?-r-well, "language fails' . fhn1nrftrpfiTftt nn of O'Con- "1. a ool We use on. vbu damned radicals" I
Ji i.- ' - V. mn tnVin I J " " : " . , I alts vualgvU ' viii I
to express our admiration for the man who e gtate gyjum, for the insanely the law! It is the
on Friday.
The Steam saw mill of fl. J. Favette. at
North Wiliiston, Vermbnt; was destroyed
hre on Friday night1 Loss. $30,000 in-
surance, $17,000. A v-. n : . -TI .
TT re are ilad to see business c.
down
tow n, and the cnange 01 iu--Etes
.mship Vhirf and the removal 01 Barry
Brothers Iro'm an over crowded locality to
Li )Pitt's landi near Orange street, is an en
ccr. oraging sig'p.
left his paperi and .his ' post-(oflace) to go and Fo8ter
and "see Grant!"
The census pf our State is as follows :
ment to support its citizens
too roltr for nnr snniiort.
Time rolled on and it was related by Mr. t a!nendments to the
F. that he bad taken Cot. O'Conner to "St. throw ourselves upon the grand, fundamen-
dutv of everv eovem- tlien. ke&I on3 ?nesay... "where is the Geonre Watson, a colored barher. n V2
v- 1 .tu.n-t. u r-..- 11 m z 1 - '
. In this case4ul"cl "U1e, r f- J"lcf- tempted to ravish Mrs. Johnson, of Burling-
on none ot tne re- "t F. -" ton, Vt., last Tuesday night, has been. ad-
Constitution. We small man then said, Bo not bp so hasty mitted to bail in $2,000. . ;
I ii vou snooi at tnis man now vou mav nurt f ' ' - '
you
some ot
yt)ur friends."
ypu may
This small man
, A 4- 17'oV.lrMI T nri:. XT- ir i T i
1 1 tcuouB ui vui - i , ., . , . m 'i nf tho jrtrifrinal Pnnatitntinn some or TOur inenus." mg small man I f ' wuam uauuiuu, xiew xwk, rriaay.
North Carolina ranks 14th of the States Marys" in Maryland and that his case was " peet ove then took me aside, and toldjme thathe a. little boy died frJ "the effects of over e
. ,r, u ,ini,: hnnpW ot the United tates,r yve expect to prove naVolinthlt. hi io, ertion. drillinir and starvation. inhilAnt
the existence or an organization nosuie to :",...";- ..V troSni h!m Uo " r
tv fVofUnhnn of the United RtateHthe wa iu &iu me, uuu uui iu WUiu iflc. jae I '
?cfi.o enret orcranization tor the f said he would like very much! to have me
nnrnose ot beating and intimidating men :' belong to his company. He said they had
ta tron in the New York
ki 'VR We learn that the A-frican or
gl .oun
in Donnlation. New York being the high- "hopeless
v : . ., m si " ' i
est, or No. 1. In 1790, our State stooa no. ? the property.
The property possessed by the unfortun-
ate victim consisted of a row of dwelling
r
; ! . ; r- , q vircrinia and Pehnsvlvania alone above
. arSX usbeWre 1 an, , Kew
from voting, at political elections, , as their lately taken an oath in their j Kip to kill
The Reason why
Doolbt's Yb4st Powdbr is prefered
to
Vlrmnia York ranked 5th, her populatioa being but house s ' and notes and bonds to a large consciences 'might dictate. We expect to fery man who would swear against them other. Baking Powder inmarket, ard owing' to1
Virginia , ..sj:ono,v, u nnannn kr v v r : U Uhn T?ndnll,-: Rhntwell ftnnnird in the. United States Court 1 These toett. its perfect punty,. quality, quantity, andecon-.
' . rnmmands onIv$l 50 and $1 75 A,, g r,,:":r-:T''-n amount; ' ADese Iacis were .lT&rf hod ot mn accused me of knowing of some traitors to &t: Kredients are stiictiy free." from"
1 . .u.wi-n or North JNortii uarouna. , ; ic xow,-ow .au aa to' the amount no one except mesars iiu, i -r;. i o.arto - t.' m ,h
P' e-r busnei, wjjuv mc "6 . ,
C Molina pea" nut will readilr bring $2 50, or
J 75., . '
' The Raleigh 5eiW seems determined ;to
'icrvp n,e name of'"ku klux organ," or the cia8Sed as follows :
Cenrs of the jolly Josiash have rendered him WbitCi
i!flnp He attacks Judge Bond; abuses Colored,
IVistrict Attorney Phillips, and is so insUlt- Indians,
HS that it i very probable the Court may
; obliged to issue a writ imprisoning Mr.
T urner.tor coutemptl
North Carolina. In 1800, 1810 and 1820
our State ranked No. 4 ; in 1830, No. 5; in
1840, No. 7 ; 1850, lo. 10 ; 1860, No. 12;
and 1870, as above stated, No. 14.
' Total population, ,1870,; , 1,071,361
tjyjyAj vm. uivu . t . i jj -r i . 'i . I QftlfttP.rioiia Rubatanf.eR. and hennf- thai fnll
fA fho rvcHpncR nt. amps M .'.I natice tor the " v.. j. iuiu wem x uw.uui,. xucv 1 cf1 r oortt, i,f:j j .1. ,i
Faster and Mann had any personal knowH DurDose 0f beating and killing him that said that I and several others had to giv.e are uniform eyery time it is used. This can not'
rtrre . , the death ot Mr. Justice wasonly prevented up our political views and tfcat tney Had be the case m those of ordinary manufacture,
Htl . T4;voof afF Vio4 I and for nroof of our aaRArtinn va ilmnlo'iir.
by the mterterence .01 a man irom oouiu , ,-' -' r. --"VK TTSJ
. t Carolina, wno, However, oeiongea 10 ims " V , , , " 7
n1 n'Hnnnor relates that, nvercome bv H.. t ; , ' . tt.:i -ii , - States and that, hn' man when thus onotted w5 l. Q V? ,V x?: uroPeJ JPIV,
wi. vjvxuuw . tt-, - - Doav oi aesperauoes. uuui an uuiuuma- " j vrr f 7 r uooiey crotner.
678,470-391550
,1,241
heat and his old wounds, helped by an im- j tioas of this sort are put down we can ex-
proper use of liquor, he was butNof his mind j pect nothing but trouble and bloodshed.
James M. Justice, ot Kutnenora, ine per-
1,071,361
rc. ail humhnorR:' make-believes and false
i. Ami that, he ban been changed
pretences ever pal mea on upon a peupie, - . . "
be-
iora short time, but that for nearly TWO
YEARS he has been pertectly sane ! His own
statements have not been believed by keepj
ers, because of Judge Mann's certificate.
about trom
.... i -kMtf-inM- - tn iT-At-ntrti ma
the shoes now worn by the young women asylum o y ,,
riod onrnnv a first VDOsition.! In friends trom neipmg mua. a,Bu oia.ca
ill lu - ij . x v V v . - i ? a, . " B I , ..... r i i
in waste of raw tnaipy tue jitercso uwmwv
material, in a failure to adapt means l the He nas m tne wonuioumm
The - same gentleman accompnsomeo ut ucsireu CuUO, 7. i V; 7' ;
tiui. iaiDg yumj. , ii -. wmwWfnii nroaressive.? liberateanim.
4 the piefTftnt OUliumg mc xcanij ,. j" v -- 'jr-r."'--T r-.
. " . TUf irino- W. absurd tasliion, ana wnue, xney uo wj, luey
Frem mt, besiae nou ! utterly destroy all the grace aud elasticity well afad heartl and seems calm jp0his
A.. J J amy ,.
foot of Orange street,
for Messrs. Barry Br op.
Z 'iw- supervise of
Ale r. Strauz, Esq., architect for Cape ear
Bui. Iding Company
liberated1
HIS RETDB.
Col. O'ConnePjs iabwHn our -city? looking.
son upon whom the Ku Klux essayed. to
wreak their vengeance, was first called to
the stand.
j Mr. J Justice, being sworn, testified as
follows :
1 "My name is James M. Justice. I am a
member ot the Legislature of this State. I
was elected as a Republican.' Hon. A. H,
Jones was a candidate for Congress in mv
district. He is a Republican. I advocated
the election of Mr. Jones. On Sunday night,
11th of last June, I was attacked m the
after Part of the night. At that time I did
could ever escape. They then tried to make 1 New. York.
me promise to meet them at a place called
cow-pen battle ground, nearKings m6un
tain, in South Carolina, or at an old Smith
shop near Rutherfordton. This I would
Manufacturers, 69 New Bf,
1.
FAVORITE FLOUR
not agree to do. They then let me go. On k BARRELS OF THAT CELEBRATED
reaching "home I found my house deserted OU : ; "
by my family. I thought that I recognized FLOUR, just received by steamer .Volunteer, .
among these men Randolph Shotwell-by and for ftalelow by . -. .i .
his size and voice. I think it was his voice
CHAS. D. MYERS & CO.,'
7 North Front street
sept 20.-: '3 a .' t ;133"
that called out "this is the way in the di
rection of the Star . office." I thought I
recognized the clothes I had seen Shotwell
wear. I also thought P. A.! Shotwell was
present. I knew only one rnan positively,
and his name was John Good. I think 1
Wm.' Webster was in the crowd : also, Wm.
Canned Fruits, Vegetables,
r 1
not apprehend anything of the sort; was mano T hnhr r vn Mr TonnprKv
sleeping in uijucu.uuu., his way of standing. He has a very pecu-
jiir nn fho Aft. nf thfi main entrance to-1 .. v . .1 rm, .
of a true woman's walk, all the poetry of misfortunes enough to craze a sane man-
to be started at Raleigh is woman's movements in the parlor or on the looking after the fragments of his once;Uhe buildings occupied by a druggist. I but who are not in the bill of indictment.!
diately on?;tne lew 01 me mam Uar way of poising his body. The witness
my 11 u use. jluc uioiu wjj nuuiv j
is in the second story the lower
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CASES ' BRANDY PEACHES, COVE
Oysters, Preserves, Jellies, Pickles,-
Iiava n r r n nnrnKoii r-f 1 TinroAna tzrlinm ho I -r t . i x 1 1 .1... Ak.i.
Uitlt Ul I i j c i ni-incD1 Vi a ropnnrni "70(1 Kir their vnirps 14 . ' 'if f
"rt -- or: . .
mt rtanpr
. . ld n w the editorial charge of Major street, and all the comfort and ease which goodly estate.
Wmft formerly editor oi tue e- nature, auacnes 10 uiuuuua
Win. A. 1
coram. M
North n. wliaaian
Weekly and
the fol-
iS. fl. expects to revive his bid operations. A heel three inches high islwt The Hiilboro Recorder contains
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A Question.- Have we led you wrong?
Havejwe, advised : you ; : wrong I
WaS aWOKe IU1 UJgUl uj a uciucuuuur
crash upon my door, and a firing of pistols
and guns. I suspiciohed the trouble, and
jumpe;d out of bed. As Igot up, two per
sons passed into my room. I got behind
mv bed, fearing these men came to do vio-
lence.! a Heard a man say, -ligut a maiuu.
tnen
BOOKS,' MAGAZINES, &c.
Every Saturday excells in fine i pic
tures and choice. storie3. The last numj
has a mcture or Oharles UicKera as
Spiced Oysters, &c Tor sale by : ,
CHA8. D. "MYERS & CO.',
7 North Front street.
sept' 20 ' v f 13J
bad tor the lentil-
Adverttisi NG
that all. th( so
which requires
who from
AGHCi8.-:MIt is ;a. tact
business
and
Captain Bobadell," is worth the subscrip
tion price. : , t ' -: -j. ; v.V'
t Warner s Weekly, besides a likeness ot
vn'mi.Weeklv. afterwards to height it adds monstrosity of movementj
bemeredin to.a'J r-r r r -- liWA o 2 Think n th. tbne when the Instant y-a . gnt was proauceu. i.
..,.1 .... tnrhrtiug (which win oe thro8 the body iorwara w .cuuiuuiu ;7hi - , w. n . two men standing near my bed, very
WKIUWt6;OUl' - S .. , A. ..i:S!.i .f.-JJnt h-tlP.th thfl W "We 6.vii"u, - " N iooJ TholV fftP. went ftftV.
iiseii-OTnrtuv--i'"r.''. i 1 eTeI1 our biggest men were breatn less And surangeij y.BS. , ..
;n.f.n .nrl lMd tn aiich self 1 t:L wvh-h Wed with something red, and the mouths
tottu&nd tdtrfctoe-..wwja W detUlrt'ta'-fet dadog- to derai':' ttemi ?!ij!!lf?w w3h M-thodtot .lMdwp Ame. hii" choice ttorict
cul.Mo the fair creatures If the, Were.bnt "r"" ffiScWftnSud -Oh.you choice "cuts" (by NastJ the "Ring" rob
to seeJithemselves as others see them ,10 ' ftTi&bt ? Did wooredict riffbt
really gracelul; object in nature; is ever sH ha'tit would lead .to? Say? Now be- other said
changed lor the worse, as a iasnionu
'Vour weiiare. noi lorioeffooa ijuc Mio&avv. - -i i "-,' - - s . i ' .
e Knew tne end ; 8iruuiw ua . boiwi. r-, ;- glc ., rne reuiuus cicviuo Mj-vw..i
sr. gars.
8 CA AAA SEGABS, OF: ALL. TH JTAVUii
. du.yuu
ner8ms aoiu-a
advertisint?.
extensiv " r.
e:mode ot coveting ...
able to arrive a t a close appi'0
the results produced by each 1' tfa
vestment ic. Ibis way, - are universal
opinion thr tt better contracts canbe secu. .
through a wel Vestablished advertising agen-'
cy like th, it of Geo. p! Rdwell & Co., New;
York, tha n can obtained trom publishers
direct, nh matter how familiar with rates
and -par lerav the advertiser may, be. It
stands t , reasonfth at an agency cof
pattona, ;e to the ex tent of from fifty tcromi
hnndrp.il thnnc.nri d ollars per month sbouia
be able to secure if
be accoi ded tetany m ere wTSJ)
e omi t entirely the benefits which they
must derive from thei: extensive eP1
'tnct. " ...
fame, f We
woman in her panniers and high-heeled We. wrote for yn
shoes.fThatmincing:tread, aaif ahe -were
-rVr hnt trmte bars, and that tor I T5:i-" :cai:. ... n.M f mv bhlv chance to awaKe tne citizens, x
w- " ...... J v.V' rlnwn hv a tlistol and
4.w f lianiAv at the same ume s w- .anH finr mnsir.ien.ca toia us we; m i""" .uww.v. - r ,
ITE BRANDS IN MARKET, justreceived and ;
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forealeby , , ;, .,'.,;
CHAS. P. MYERS & CO.'- Jl.
. : Dealers in Family Supplies,' t'.s.
7 North Front street. -;
sept 20 - , -...33.
T THE SUFFERING.
The Rev. William H. tfortorr, while reslcfing i
in Brazil as a Missionary, discovered int that
land of medicines a remedy iot ' COKBCia-rro;
Scbotula, 8oas . Theoat, ' Cottons. ' rCexnsj
Asthma, and Njesvous WjUsjixss. i Tjua remi!
fQXbreast an4 ah'cxaggeratesd t bustlesufi.
pd in giving her the shape ot an anlmafr
if! I nosa us we intended to so ahead. And
ceeds w SIV1S k.U0.D"0 went. Didn't wf Yea, verily. .The in
ed and by no means ornamental p te next crisis believe us eincere when we
f . uee, become deformed by bun- advise you and ? fight the issues. Believe
. LiinVitie and defprmed joints, as a that we atestrong Southern as yourselves,
ions, callosiUe. a u v - f Tca have lost more blood thtn many of the
punishment fiwMW-W'J vl0I-Jj"1". carcasses that availed ns contain. Believe
thelaws of nature; ; Jet woman absolve ja And never again be so rash.asto
t, Moif from the slavery fashion, before tbus "8imply because he is cool in
berseii nf her oolitr his sneech while you are red hot aha a heat-
she demanai a '-6" I ,
ical pmiicii.
. . . - - t "Tilt I JOiJaA M'M wv I .-"I. - T .
Tim ontornnsmor hnilSfi OI JJlCK dES JCltZ-i . ' . . X ' jts
' ' ' . . " '-i' . t j Si J 1. - 1 mea ofniplr m mv Side. 1 naTul V Know lly nf I ... 1 Mtinni' v i . ... ' ' '
were r-ana in nut anu ugCia - - - fit .rgthinw t was drak- Seraia nas Bcni U3.Beveri failed.
Anu we s-';r; t- . - r , vT fruo- hrt like fnttnV stories sbouid DUV . Wlhtn?i
sed down. Juy wue was la. iw "w . s - . , . ."v . . . -k
when these parties entered. I told her not "Snip Snap," and those who want to learn the receipe for preparing and usmtlustemedy ,
tospeafc She diJ not They demanded FrencbineTer so short a time,' should pur-- to all who desire1 it FBEE OF CHARGE.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, fl trill
send!
chase "French Self Taught,"; for twenty-five;
me to give jap my pistou a ww,
xp9 in & drawer in mv room. It was rain.-
inr verv hard. ' I had nothing on but my cents.
ahirtt me cooi ram somewnai. Mann j0m sendS us a neat wue usnu-
It rained very hard,' and Uhe osimial inTentors and those wanting to
lightning revealed to me a large number of w :; ;
men disgmted; Two men seized me and tknow about patent laws.
Please send an envelooe. with your name and
address on it ', v Address,' 9 ; r - rl
Rpv. WILLIAM H. XlQRTON. . l
670 Broadway,,
New Xk City. '
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