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LECTCIE 7.
Fiction and Etx Eminent iu&h0r4s

Importance Of 'yrls. Their rise III public r-tttna-
tion. lad ONES denounced. flstnry Of carly
attempts in h"tluh. Tnn gecat suthnr ot OR t.ine
scntt, CooIer, Dickens, Thackeray, 1isa 1hnEnr,
"ucorge Elfut." rrstonal dcar1rtteuof their h,nts
md co.nlo1ttinn. Anecdotes II J.rr. 1al~sr, Mar
ryatt, fS.ver, anil phtra. Tho harm l,n! French
nns.a have accomplished. The need ot better sctl
Of F."ton. Faith in tho future ot American novel;
w11tc5B,
, 1875-08-19
LECTURE ltf.
Christopher Norths with Fersnnht
IseCN1leEttUssA.

Biographical skrte Of Prof. Wilson {" Christopher
Norh = editor u! ut.ckwtroaa Magazine. lI,s life
among the bills IN tho iAke Country. iii. fame
atnlett ~" echnArhLip Ills friends, DE Quincy,
Wordsworth, 8utbey. Lamb, and other farnpuR NEIL.
Hin carer a. t"! and rnnseut cros. lila oratpr-
t*aI skill. l!,s following teacher uf youth. A
visit ~ lin III hi ~hn he described at length h!A
MD friend, HlE Walker S pu.
, 1875-08-19
ADJUSTMENTS.


MT1CKERe,
The opening performance Of ths nineteenth
sensnn at Mcylcker's Theatre rill t.ko place this
evening, the play being now ono by Tom Tav-
lnr entitled 'CIancarty," Tho star will DO Ed
win Adans Following Is tic cagt:
, 1875-08-19

FrcightA nlI n &c for corn to Buffalo. Some
csrrors say they cannot charter at tie current rates.
hut tho oNeEsnYs Of vcsscls args, mid probably
4hcrc would TO little difficulty IN securing good dcal
Of al going rates II any wanted 10. Charters
To 1ura1o-Scar City Of tho Btraits. corn at 2c ;
rrop Cnoratio remainder cargo corn. To Kingeton-
Schr Trim dad. what ut bHc. In tho afternoon to
schr FsToritc, for II 900 hi corn to BnlfAlo
nErnO1T.
This following charters we're reported on tho 18th
Prop Bruno aud aehr 8oatn take vshoat to Kingston
OF rsivae terms schr Ann!o FalconoE, samo cargo,
rr1sate terms srlr Oive Eranrh. wIea, Detroit 10
buffalo, 2Ar srhr Hunnytilc, lumber, East TaWas 10
Choago, $l.75 TOE tn. on rail-
CLEVELAND.
Frcghts tho 10th wcrc hrm a. tho old rates, with
hit few vesscla III port The following charters
reported: Tho sleaHarh!p Jau1es Davidson, coal to
Chicago st Csc; schra ORarta, eoal to Chicago Peo-
ioc goli King sisers, coal 10 chicago 1t i6o; and
john Jc,ett, coal 10 Detroit At doc.
, 1875-08-19

ftats ate entertained that Tho stono-iaden eohoon.r
Which foundered oil Muskegon with al hands . wcst
a4o, IL the W. H. ltIns.lao. Of which Capt. John po.k
ws4 co1lmapdvr. Nothing has bcen leAr4 from hrr
since tho Late eAls. Tic Candpla Tug Lins Of Mans
60 hays contracted for tu& to 10 built ty Rand
D,rger, Of MAnitoxpc, II will be completed Ia sixty
days, snd will rscuiys abs enRluo OF tho tug III.
wards. ;. The Buffalo Exprtss says: "Tls canal
boat FL Fix. laden With cuEn, sprung leak auuusy
~ als entering the cAu2l through S!ip 5. she
wss lowed 10 tls City Elevator lake out tho dry but
tie Lex ct s slvvAkor eustrael hut 1ts way Gefots
striking wei grain. Tie boat showed ino tue slfp
opposite, where she sunk. Mariuu- Inspector George
1ias*h has 1t Iu CHARGE Tho corn IL bu nu Rot out
and Will b dried. il u supposed Tho bsaa struck
sane obserucston III lie harbot.'. Thu Spr Aoaay
, 1875-08-19

Bmtth'a Early days and atrug9lee. Ills career af
u.cfnlt.t.. - curtt~ tn Salisbury l1an. Ea!torshr
hf the Eitnl,hr9 HeF!r~. lf'H manly character
rrfo.tner. Ills 1rtucips Writings III tscr effect ou
his lime. Ills fransreaiant Wit antt humnr. Anrc-
tiutcs Asd illuttfatns nj lila peculiar grnlus. Iiir
ample nf what may l,e lpus by chcclta RI rrIs.rnt
leader In all gttpI rnrk..
, 1875-08-19
| THREE MISCELLANEOUS LECTURES,

II n FIV3 tOF NffGgf1UIHEN8s
Gloomy cnuntensnces prevalent iu America. What
u the cause Auecs!otea Of lolosons leupla Auec-
latcs Of hu{CfuI onea rrovcrhiA Fall l.cios WHY ~
hyEenlc duty tt better to laugh than tc cry7 Thn
co.tuon fatt Ut borrowing trouhc. Tas Art OF Hap
rtness. Tho Apostles Of Cherrfuluess in Lltratt.re
Dickens, Hood. Sydney Smith. Irving, Waiter houtt,
pu1 othefA,
, 1875-08-19
LECTURE TX,
Kcnts md Shelley, with tho story OF
.Ehelr tiYcaa

Their career boyA, and the early Impressions they
produced among their contemporaries. 1teaaIuYs
from their r,elnR. Their friendships with leading
wrtEcrr. Description Of soth rot, from ihose who
hare knnwn them intimately. Anecdotes and remin-
from scho0mates and i"arh.r-. Their luye
for each other Their struGglts ahl 4sappontments.
Their carly death III fure13n l.LI
, 1875-08-19

The importance If q more t1fnc~t regard for anil
atnly n EnKt Jttcrat ire. IatHta pAfe in Letters.
The .hry 1T his !f Ills devotion To b!s nrane ria
rr lllA rhatan"nAtlp with s" allhnrr ut s time.
llIrtr rrt n! him. Aue"In:rs Ut Ills eccentric
l-At14ntt 1t hn saroln writtnE,.
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Ill., Rufus Gh0nto, tho Emt tnene Id.
yUCt&tc Anu SCfkDInr.

vUCtetc nllu scholar.
TIN importance of goua public speat,is. Choatets
arno:.luy days in Essex. Htudent ufc ii Dartmouth
Cntgo. Early trimming orator. Court4ay of tho
great lawyer to younger at tho hAs. His 1naguet
Ir.n and aaprnntey before tho Judges. Al1 personal
appearances in ths courts described. Accusations
fan0ua passages froi ha lost lecture tho Sea- 70
called from ennry. His uuriyaled solutH u. His
rlasscal ak&alnmcia. lila death tho result Ut OVER.
work.
N. p.-Mf. Fields will visit the"Weet during the
NINTH 1f nctnber, and hes Alruady bacn en4aHtd to
.erture IN some Of the PRINCIPAL i4tes. Mr. isnty H.
nlaytou, i9 lAs4osL, Chicago. ix authorized to sct
for Mf. F1ud4.
, 1875-08-19
LEttTClE ~.
Alfred T1nnyA0n, Thu Man nnd tho
fs0cf.

1enn5s son'a claim Aa pott IN tho worlds regard
His cary dayn OF preparation an determination. lIa
onward march Ia the temp'e IT fame. WoEiswortAn
F0!rE 0f h al SUCCESSOR to III" Iture4t4Ehtr Ills
great learning. III. hal nf onIr,i.tpn. III. tn,1.
nrr Of reading hE ens aloud. 1ih daily life. Various
stsiln 10 hltu ucAerLe,t.
, 1875-08-19

IT. HnstoFK OF tho Situation
How 10 do It Aud how no, to do II. True mastery
the resut Of accident. Illustrations Of tatlrss
and successes In Tho various walks Ut life. Nothing
accomplished ~thnnt prela ration ani earnest stiy
Tr!umph art III lt.ornure OH Tho stage at the hAr
tho result of enthusiastic eu.isayor. Edmund Keap
hatn!eou. ChaTlta Dickens, and other masters. The
demand tn Amerioa for thoroughbred mcu and women
, 1875-08-19


pr,-.' ,T' ~ t.''".'s" . 10 re Insfa7o ITaa9Hs.
rr,s. !. ' w. ~,s. ~. :" ""s' A en.ca9a ooara OF
H., t, - ai Waa eAa"'hoa ta'' inosa1nH
ss,s. n' ~ oonns'es' *ho hnd no a"sns-
A., n..s. ," % aa'o anu seam* open IN Ass
A.. ~ n. .,o.'.,'. -. " u1e onaes~t'.-
public Tie vessel Ia . llar.l.l,,ukluv wreck. Tho
masn ara all eouo deck buucd u,n, tr,utcd mi ~
,h,,. ~, ~ - - w '''.a ""s ~
wrrkcrs II ri.," r 1n1 ~; ~ W VIE sla9 Inc
mwt hn- Hors 'o,n % "M ~ fat1 n aa serh
tnuna nj ro 80 t s ttuto " ho AGtl; i!ln hla'!h
mi nn aooM tof fonulldns' II Ii acaug cakod.
Sipy ona g1.in ~ " ysasoi III, r,srt,.v ,rr,s,,.
nttan taaoiisECea sseiuats ato higher o Per ton to
haa lcen Hai aud still better rates Gte talked
, 1875-08-19

ELMHURST BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Far IunnA dteA md t;tls. viii rsot"n Mauay, sept
-. At Euh,lsrt, IL miles frtn chirA1n. e H,!ruA
D!stsinn os tho n. ". i. 1t. itrstlna hcathy sAli
GautfHi, 1rtnntA - arFes In e1tcnt. Teachers
able AMI expereuce1 S,tsc lrhrherx Of German uni
French. MRS. l.. y. GLITTER, Iac Head Assistant nf
Washington 6chuol. ChIrasn, lrincils senl for Clr-
cul3r.
, 1875-08-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADELPHI THEATRE,

An Entire t'hnnRc:. l.Hrsrnsc Hnrr~s- of tho
t:1rnt HHl ut llsr ~rn*nns
THURSDAY EVENING, Ans. II, LAD1Es' NIGHT.
Everything Srw 1!rati Real tJpiy week Ut Felix
H.s'tny's Mammoth Tablcau of tho
LOST BAIIooNI
kr* ht the list of >.to Ht,ra; sESATUis HANKS,
.,naa; .; WHITE, GRIFFIN nnA RICE. BARNEY
WInt ~. th'i.h iiEffaJS. HEN bf,11,iE. FRANKIE
@ ~ sfnHlu' III" AWT1tl1tS CHILDREN. night
.,re',h. aln tnintlnms inIrtl. Tho performance
,iaSI' :. mh n, Ehpttt "nrrly Star Drama,
ar' Presented at zach tetf,r,nar~o. Remember.
tls* "a tl'r t'*d'-t Th"are in tl.- W.rl4.
, 1875-08-19

THE CCTHDERT CONSERVATORY or Mt'StC,
g. Louis, Me-, will oten scrt. IL, In connection with
Mr. EuGeuia CuIhbrrtx HetR!nary for flu61 1a'i4rs
lustruriu thetu1,a, In sll branches theoretical
well ss psartical eonl!nctett uNi tnFoI~1n ey+t'ns
Trtns moderate. For rrcularr. containing all iIIfnr
milton. adias+ ARTHUR ). .rHEIwUf.D, Director,
Sixteenth sui l1ue-sta., Ut. L,ts. Nh.
, 1875-08-19

MARRTh1Ei APstsAts uuunselur 10 thu Married
MRN!eAnAA r. th.ss buut u mirrrs W Lbs phys
ss si:s t.. :..
dsso!$ttes n Tho ktianas Fspsuno a. M
ss!np!e .Io &c: lh!s ~ work 81 4xes
With numenas enstAs5Es. snd cuuians vaiala tnFos.
E.xs s IL ! III SSsf ~: YEa1st
nnU ipuat psidl t,E ffty Usnts. AdiTets DR.. HUTfH
uL5FkStAAfs u RoSth k,xhth,ss,. 81. Lauis. NJ,
, 1875-08-19
MILE, BROUSSAIS

PACKER COLLEGIATE 1NBTITUTE,
nEuok.yu liealIs. The nstisiA }s4t q th!s !nstu-
received, Into ts fan'iy nf Miss f. J. Bu'h nc1nhes
Of tho F4sMsy Tha bcss facilities 1ro Afforded for
Music, Painting Sid Auargn 13aElausgcs Elective
rous.r a!luwci Fur circulars, Ailrtsa a. CRlTTES.
DEN, III. D., brooklyn, N. /.
, 1875-08-19

EToCKEn FEMALE C0t.L}90E, LExlsnTNy.
Ky. Faculty Ah!e. Extensive grnnnlla. Esrel-
lent buildings, tl y n fret fur stostea containing
1aa Ala1tuueIta-nre recitation. nratMrnsa rlay, and
lash roms; warmed ly steam and lighted *sil gas
Oniy two ynnng indies occury = r't'm. c'st II I'M
is, la7s. Fur catalogues address ]. ~ tckEH, lsop
, 1875-08-19
MEDICAL CARDS,

DENe oLIN.
III Eash3ngtonst., Chicago. LouHer engaged than
Any physsFistl IT, ChAxo in tho treatment VI Olrotc
hr1ual aud fFifatH uaessas. Bsn,IuAl Weakness and
1npotslry Iern'saen.lY cured Iadira requiring doii
eaie Treatment with home Aud board, may call OF write
II oonhtence: took fos IL ilu4.Esteai. u rarta.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
An Old Institution.

Marriage is an old institution. 1t
came in with Adam and Eve, and will
go out with that last unhappy man
who will expire when the glaciers
sweep over the entire earth. This ca
llmitv, thank goodness. l. still far eff
few million years, As cid aud time
worn rs the institution is, 1t never loses
It's interest to the human race. The
little eiri in pinafores looks forward
to the time when the Parson will give
her the title of wife, a,,i she can claim
her id 4al AS her husbeGd. forevrrmore
to keep her in candies and kisses. nice
dresses and new honnets. The boy of
seventeen longs IL be of ege, thai be
NAV cave out u fortune through great
difIicni i.s, AID Law TIL uits of bis he
rpic strugyl, at the feet of a little miss
IN ringlets, tie glance of whose blue
eyes spCi;s his appetite aud drives him
iuto writing bad poetry and to teasing
his unhappy chin. WITH the mor'id
hope of tleve oping hi incipisnt whis-
ke~s in a rldiuu!ousiy sm Ill space of
TIM Tn mad in l.e kitchen aud
the mistress in tre parlor regard the
marriag" notice in the m"rnlng papers
with the anne interest With proper
publicity DO marriage Ger. mony need
lack for spec .tDr5. Tne Old bachelor
GOES To- IA w ding t. aee two souls
made miserable, AID to enjoy the mis-
for me of th. victims The benedict
goes TO e, oat over another ii III caught
10 the great matrimonial net, where SO
many smokers are always struggling
The maid goes to familiarize herself
with the ceremony winch she hopes to
participate in ct no distant day, and
the wife goes to recall the happiest
moment Of her Own life, when she
stood on the Threshold of a word
VIII c.. too often -.n,l al too soon IS one
of sorrows aud i'-appp n'rnent~. We
il. like, to Sc. 1t. Il IL the best INST
tuition e th kind that has ever existed.
All sorts # p~opie have trie to I'M
prove u bon IT., but none have succeed
ed. All hail then t. the institution Of
m arriage, without wine !, o dissenting
readers, many of you would not be.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
lEIE GUIDO CASE.
The EBIshop Curses the Ground
VINO Guibord Was.

Another pastoral from Bishop Bour-
get on the subject of the Cub
funeral, was read in all the Catholic
churches of Montreal Sunday. Tue
bishop explains the sacredne>s Of the
consecrated cemetery and states that to
preserve it from desecration the Gnu
b I'd lot would be Is d ID Hr an interd CT
and forever cursed. He counsels the
greatest for berance On the part of the
people at the approaching uurllI and
warns them not TO Interfere upon any
account, and to keep away from the
funeral
It now seems probable that Grli-
bord's burial will at last be accom-
pIished d, and slDca orr readers have
heard so much of the efforts to bury
him they may wish to know who hs was
while living.
Joseph Guibord was a printer of
Montreal, who died in November, 1869.
aged sixty two years. For thirty-s x
consecutive years Guioord was III the
employ of Louis Ptrranlt & Sons, and
for twenty years Of this long period he
filed the plice of foreman. He Was Il
printer of more than ordinary lntellI-
eence and ingenuity. When the
Catrchism and Hymns for the use o.;
the Indians in the Northwestern re-
ci0ns of Cal ada We're pre- pared for the
press. GuibUd was cousuits Il as To
the best methods for putting the In
dian dialects into type and OF making
the novel matt ices. Although not
c0nveyNaut with the original tongues.
Guibori undertook the labor Of put
ing the-to him-meanirgIe~ writing
INTO type aud so well did lie succet
IN the difficult undertaking, that for
ten wears he furnished the Roman
Catholic missions Ia northeastern
Canada with all the Catcchisms and
I.yrnn books needed 10 the 1uolans.
MIR. Cub. I'd likewise supervised ali
the printing for the palace Ct the b III
90 OF Montreal, end for twenty years
he personally superintended the COM
position ANA pr ting Of the Bishops
past orial address.
Guibord's posts mort. M troubles
arose from his refusal. at the request
Of his bishop. to withdraw from lite
rary as.ocintIon, the "Ius Cana
DIAN" W hich had in its library Ger
tain books the reading of which was
forbidden by Catholics by authority
If the Pope Guibord appealed to
Rome before an answer came be
4 ed, srd his remains were refused
,ntzrfne..t II ;he II u III Catholic cH'n
+ rr, At Montreal. Dect as-d had a
urenionition of the troubles his
corpse was to cause. A 81 ort time
PREVIOUS to his demise, in converse
ton with a trend Oh HE appeal to
Rome, he SAID Il fee! that L am
gong fast, aod if this matter is not
settled before I die there will be n
row (tapagc) about my grave" All
the ci,Illz d world has been watching
the row with interest. very few know
ing who or what Joseph Gnibord was.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

Scarcely day passes that some one
does not want to see the reporter in
order to get something kept out Of
print. One man has 80 far forg 0tten
lis self respect as to allow his name
to go on the police register as ''drunk
and down" Another had a fight, aud
prefers to keep it from the public.
Another presides over a disorderly
gin-houss and says he is not response
BILE for the disturbances epgendered
by his heating liquors. Another drove
his horse faster than a trot through
the city, was fined, and asks the news
paper "pleHse not to publish" An
other whalcd his wife and says he was
drunk ard did not know what he was
doing. and thinks such little domestic
episodes private matters anyhow
And so on dd .tinitunl.
The indefatigable reporter who
scours the city for an item is not at
bis desk but man who absolutely de-
mands that a certain little affair be
suppressed, and the knight of the PEN
Gil falls back in his char in a state of
perfect detection at the prospect of
having nipped in the bud a magnif-
cent scoop" No one can fully real
'zA the sensations that permeate his
weary frame on such an occasion The
local tries to give tie dra1as. cone
dies, thoughts aid impressions of each
day, and the suppression of one of his
store of richly treasured items is like
plucking page out of novel or any
book-it destroys tie thread of the
daily narrative. as it were. A man
that stops local to tell him something
new, it is a trump, q veritaole brick;
but he that buttonholes him with the
cry. ."Please don't publish" is 40
for a name
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
EX POis IS.
OASTWlSR.

CJASk" ASK.
PHnADELPHIA.--S Pioneer,
1860 bales cotton, 100 bbls. crude tur-
peatine, IS pkgs mdse.
BALTIMORE - Steamship Raleigh
1853 bales cotton, 800 bbls rosin, As do
pitch, % do crude turpentine, 20 do
tar, 70 casks Casks spirits turpentine,
Is bales yarn, 40 bushels peanuts
NEW YORK Steamship Regulator
l S72 bales cotton, 90 casks spirits tur-
p,'itine, 100 bbis crude turpentine,
lO7 do tar. 102 pkgs paper 81 do herbs,
2J9 90 dried fruit, % bales sheeting.
New York.-Schr Wayr Crest, 915
bbs rosin, 100 casks spirits turpen-
tine, $40 pkSs shocks.
FOREIGN.
GRANToN, SCoTLAND.-Ger Barque
BIbnitz-2, STA bbia. rosin
LIvERPooL,-Ger Barque Primus,
2, SUI bbls rosin.
LIVERPOOL. - Nor Rarqus A. 0.
VIDie-1, 100 bales cotton.
L1rERPooL.-Br Brig Era Parker
2. $50 rosir.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
THE l.itIte drtRn

This BRAY, little steamer from the
head waters of the black River, Cap
tain Ho We commanding, reached our
wharf ya t,rday. Our readers have
been told in an interesting letter some
time since of the launching of the Int
sIe Adrian, uhd We e1teI d d hearty
welcome to her an her entvrprlslne
cnu. 'nshder.
We have not as yet been asked to
attend the christeni: g, but We expect
early this morning to receive Il gilt
edged note from our genial frIs'.d LII
whose honor the boat is named.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

fAR~-Iu this article there has been
firmer feeling since our last an and
advance OF cents is noted. The de-
maDd for export has been equal to the
receipts, and at the close there is q
good enquiry at 81 As per Dbl. The
receipts for the week were 433 bbis ::
exports $3.50 bbls stock in yard and
a6oat 6S3 bbls
GRAIN.-There is nothing new
whatever to report in the grain market
for the past week. The same quota
tlons as formerly ruled are the figures
to-day. There we're DO cargo arrivals
and the receipts by rail and steamships
were light. Abous 2 600 bushels were
received by the Wilmington and
Weldon r ilroad and about 5000
bushels per steamship. Corn from
store 10 unchanged.
The following are the Quotations
from store to day: Yellow and mixed
corn, S7s a 80 cents, and white
mealIng 500 IS cents; highest figures
including sacks. OATS.-The mar
KIT is quiet and unchanged in price.
Quotations from store are 70 10 80
cents p bushel, including sack. PEAS
livestock is small and the demand at
present. good cow and clay sells nj
9O0sl 90 and 81 1901 80 for white.
kICE.-The demand is fair with an
adequate supply. Clear Carolina is
held at 8 cents bh the cask. Rough liz
in small supply. and sells at 81 100
81 20, according to quantity.
CORN MEAL.-The demand il light
and the stock is equal to the enquiry
prevailing. Sells from store ut 81 90
0$1 05 p bushel, including sacks.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19
Civ Court.

His Honor Mayor Canaday presiding.
VIM II Smith. sailor boy, having
taken too much of the ardent aboard,
fell asleep 10 the streets, aid was
carried up to the guard house by O ga.
BILE officer. Mayor Canaday allowed
poor Jack to return to his vessel.
Our devil, who is always mp to snuff,
has written Us the following nursery
ri yme, dedicated to poor Jack.
In going 'u"d his ;on.I best,
s'u dy Eu .r,i',,n o: n ght,
A 70 ~ j.. X tar 'uu III a>,rep,
'slde a -trFeCt mus 1iCHe ins light.
He drnamt he law of Ceyon's I-le,
And 0eTiumed zc,,hIrs md hi'n played !;
The tees wher- he laved the while,
A less entr Ii iry O'i0r m 81.
He til night that from tn 4. distant .hnr-
A ;'irat:'s BOAT, wit b are intent,
d on his fAted ship now bore,
And miss l. s thrcugh her IIsgiDg seIt.
H. ret apo his thr,at a hid
Tat T tise,i him from tire vessels &c -;
TIL Captain eff that villsIn hand
Had seized poor SIN tn Dy the neck.
He rubbed his eyes-.twhat! Dol d-eam'
shi'ine police badge he v;
Inst ad o. cut thro 1t pir at2s an,
He tet til cl ltches Of the law.
For forty years, he told the Mayor,
HN'd ss e upbn Ie oce -u wave;
The 1ixer Ehi-enesSo o his hair
Tod OF the storms he ha'1 to brave.
His Honor kindly cal "My man,
%En hoasd your hip you may repair;
But when in tow. tn better pan
Il 10 avoid he m fni n air"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-11-19

ARRIVED.

SchE Donna Anna, Whaley, Havan
ma, Master With fruit.
Norwegian Barque Forsete, Mecoel,
London, r. E. Heide.
Steamship Regulator. Howe, New
York, A. d. Cazaux.
schr John L Colby, Wilcox, Full
ton. Texas. Master, with guano.
Steamship Raleigh, Oliver, Balti-
more, A. D. Cazaux.
Nov. IA Steam yacht Raritan,
-, Perthamboy, n. j., fer Jackson
vile, Fla. put in for coal,
Nov. 19-Br Schr Julia EIiza beth
Ingral.am, Bahama Island, with fruit
10 Master.
schr F. St. Clair Edwards. Ireland,
Philadelphia, Harri4s & Howell.
Steamship D J. Foley, Price, Balti-
more, A. d. Cazaux.
Schr Frances, Patterson, New York,
Williams & Murchison.
CLEARED.
Ger Barque Rlbnitz, FIetwurst,
Granton, Scotia ID, Williams d; Muir
Gibson.
Nov. II - Steam yacht Raratan,
-. Perthamboy. N j., for Jackson
vile. Fla
NJ Barque Primus, Oslen, Liver
pool, Williams & Murchison.
Steamship Pioneer. Wakely. Phil
adelpIlia, Worth & Worth.
Nor Barque A o. Vinje, Hendrick-
sen. Liverpool. aiIliams & Murchisor.
Nov. 15-Br Brig Eea Parker. Slo-
cunb, Liverpool. Alex. Sprunt & Son,
Schr WaVe Crest, Gawley, New
York, Williams & .Nurchison,
Steamship Regulator, Howe, New
York, 4 d Cazaux
Nov. 16-Staafnsbip Raleigh. Oliver,
Baltimors, A. d. Cazaux.
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'Enstll- sCtae cure

AL who suffer from tooth-ache
neuralgia affections arising from teet
in any state of decay, may experlel
relief instantaneous and permanent
by sA urating small bit of clean co :
ION or wool with n strong solution
ammonia, and applying it immediately
to the affected tooth. The pleasln
contrast simultaneously produces IL
some cases fit of laughter, although
a moment before extreme suffering
and anguish prevailed.
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- Nm COUNTY.
-. Upper g CO. In Superior Cour,
Wv. WILLARD. FAh Term
T ap ;eariuk 70 he satisfaction of this Court
1 upon til Affi Avit of d. A. CO per, tn ~ the
defendant hath removed himself ftom the
Count o: sampson and Stale OF North CaEo-
lima, and 20 Abs-nts htmself from the fame,
that the ordinary ocess OF law ctnEet B
SGT we'd. It Is tuersf r. order ID that pubiaa tJ,'
oa msie for f'nr week IN the W,LAINGroN
loo Motif ing hir0 that lese b.. rep'evles
the prOptr:y levrei upon, by giving bal bon
md pie ale Sr q murs st the next Ter m Cf tn
Su er;nr .iourt, Ia be held for the County ~
>sm pson, on the sixteenth Monday afsar the
second Monday in August, 1875, Judgment IN
d4f.u will be entered ag>inst him, and b
pr I'rrtg levied OIL. will be condemned 20 satisfy
the racie.
IN tes:i nOnJ whereof, 1 herc unto set my
4 b an,;, and afi - tIe e~al OF said Court, at
ID e n Clinton this the first day Oh November,
ID. 1876.
D. A. OULRFTH, Clerk,
Superior CourL OF sampson County, n. c
KERR & KERR,
AtIuTneys for Plaintiff. rov6wI
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TO IL who are suffering from the
errors and lndIscreiious Of youth, ner.
yOus Weakn IS, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., / will send . receipt
that will cure, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary In South America. Send
a seif-addressed envelope TO the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station D., Bible
House, New York city.