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are ably written. and completely explode the
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AVING understood that the inspectors of
- Turpentine viii discontinue to act as agents
i'm selling the article the same being contrary to
law. Under these circumstances am induced to
offer my services agent to all makers of Turpen-
tine who may favor me with their custom. / will
attend to the selling of the same for per- cent.
Commissions. JOHN HALL.
March Is, 1874. loft
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Family Flour.

% a BBLS and 80 half bbls, suocrRne c,
SVnal Flour,
% HHDS. Molasses; received this day, Dr.
eDschr. Samuel Ingham, from New York, and
for sale by WIN. COOKE
September 18th, 1914.
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Notice.
CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY
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u ing the citizens of Wilmington and the
State of North Carolina, that it is four months
since he has established himself in Wilmington
in the above line of business-of which. offer
to furnish to any purchaser by the wholesale at
ten per cent. lower than the New York market,
and which I warrant to be fresh and as good as
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Pastry, Cakes and Pyramids
For Weddings or Parties. prepared at the shortest
notice.
LEMON SYRUP by the single bottle or dozen.
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Notice.

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IL Inspector Of Naval Stores, and respectful
ly solicts share Of patronage from his Coun-
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Patent Medicines.

"ILLiAM SHAW holds the Agencies and
w has for sale the following celebrated medi-
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Indians Panacea iIaynes Expect rant,
Swam's do. do Hair Tonic
Leidyis Blood Pills. do. Carminatye Ralsam
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Rowlands Improved Tonic Grays Ointment rs
Mixture, TIarrison's do
Mofaus Life Pills and Phoe Beckwit's Brandrefh's
Il nix BitteTs, @ 4- j. PeteFs'Pills e.t.
BetcheT's Pulmonary Pre- ,Haarlem iii,
sentative, .. -. CHEESEMAN'S Ralsam,
Henry'e caleined Magnesia, &c. &c. DC
sasis With complete assortment in the
S75sas DRUG AND MEDICINE LINE.
which viii be sold at small advance on Northern
prices. Physicians prescriptions accurately COM
pounded. stfs
Dec. 20. lS4S Stiff
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
NEw-HANovEn CoUSTY CoURr,
SeDtenlber Term. 1914.

.sss. eaz-E. -ssaz1 Original Attachment
Dennis A Mccredv 70 levied upon sundry
=. goods, wares and
Aaron P. Kline. alalze the
sezs aa egg. sgaz. said Kline.
q T appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
a that the defendant. Aaron p. Kline, is net an
nhabitant of this State or so absconds or conceals
himself that the ordinary process of the law cannot
be served upon him; it is ordered that publication
De made in the Wilmington Journal, for six weeks.
notifying the said defendant to appear at the next
term of this Court to be holden at the Courthouse
in the town of Wilmington, on the ID Monday m
December next, replevy and plead to issue 4or the
property levied upon will be condemned and sold
to satisfy plaintiff demand.
Teste, Z. III. sMARSTELLER, Clerk.
September 10th, 1874. I-6
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The Plebeian Tracts.

Oct. 4th, 1874.
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HONOR 70 THE PATRIOT.

The Phiiadelphiahs, SAYS ihe New fnfk tribune cen
template grand ahd filing testimonial 10 our Great
STATESMAN. They pnlplsr, by small suhscrlpousnanc
oeScrrd five dullarsa raisr the Of twenty Inn.
sand dollars To br paid Ia Powers. the Sculptor for
statue u Mi Clay, Ia er placed IN suitable building
N one nj the ruhhc squares at terly. Probably since
the death ui the Father I'll his Country thrre has
a, auy time hten sorrow pcryadiag and profound
rs that Which iolluws tie discovery that MI Clay is DC
tatcd. Tie intelligent md rigit minded regard LIN
with an affection Which no other public man ever in.
tHrd and which Is .ay surpassed by That devotion 10
un'ry which aduc,d tie ,slre 81 LIS election IL the
Presidency llcury lay Is d,,l3td-Nofsc llau dist.
the People are delesitd-aHd the la-t sal,r. iur lin
Abe Presidency has Few iauy attractions, except such
81 II was invested viii hy Patriotism. It could ada 10
ih'rg Ia his greatness II Ia ls reputation. W la would
nl fahef be lleuv tay HAN the President Il lHet
to any such. We riiy hun liow lfur. how much lfu,r
lhno ever bei5w, are The following lines Wnlien by
" hitler.
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From The IN cfican fd,msr.
SlJBSOlL pLQEGfIlNG

- Inc advantage Of snbsel plJughng has been yer,
foreiby brought to our aind by lie fulpncd nflicle
"h'oh We copy Iron ouf intelligent euJtmlurary the
Southern Flanlcr. IL Is many years since We ferom.
ncndcd dep lloughnp, and II is not lilc orailfyno
10 Us thai hnd The dread ol disturbing The nh pan he
sihuitg To dsaplta: ifum the minds a meuy WIN
snne lie" yeas since, would have elefusscd HE nah Of
Boa tunslficur break up lie clay rtsltnp he
meath iuut inches OF exhausted sand vhirh tro,
lime imnenuilal, has answered as an apl'nrv FIR sill
We recuiiect Ia have called al a Gum n a uclqthornn
county, m 1850, Ia got eur horse led It Was In The
nccnlancy ui Iruant Who had resided there fr twenty
years, and Vie. IA Tie Mile course 81 that limo had
never penetrated tic Cath With the pluunh mere Than
three inches. w hen called We fund hun engaged
~ scIafthifg The earth with une hpso plough eainr
scafcely deep enough 10 cover the poverty urass wnh
winch the held abuuuded. After salulinp him. anl rr-
cning iced iuf our hulse, white the animal MAS mas
Heating his meal, We entered into a prelty ner e,ny,r
salon With uur husl, which viii here repeat with
the view 81 showing how absurd are The notions u men
who are welded lom the prejudice ri aucleu, presprip
lion Ia Old practices, and escuew all buk iarinnu as
llan noIsense.
Why do yon not plough docrcr my good sir p
'u'h bless tuur s4nl, stranger nj MS 10 break up
The ull bottom, aud turn up the red clay should pi.fa
Inc ground, aud nothing In the ysaIi would gruw aud
Desdts all ihe manure and I've uone 10 spare. would
tih dusn into the ground and crap OF cora would nj
gel no good inrn 1t, IS the MANURE nuts on the
ground slnAs into TIE 3eafh, anJ only gifts benefit for
one crap
W al how, my good sir yun have given me ,onr
theory, ard will rive YOU my f,Asaus c depo an
preference to sbahu rlauahne; aud Why should mix
portion oi the clay thai lies beneath with llc sand n
bove. iou are fearful 10 break the pan lr fear The ma
hnfe III sink, and ye, yeu admit thai Whal you ru On
me ground only lasts ar one season. and Yea apple.
hend Hal, as IS, II sints he ground aud nts be-
luw The reach .! your crops Now think Won are m :,
taken as TO ie Of the loss the eoud fleets Of the
manure believe that instead Of lis sinking and thus
aioo'Ng We reach o' lhe rats OF your growing plants.
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Alssitsss..
roa rnk vIReisiAN.
on PAINTING.

Ur;fiea by Ills -. + ivaehbiag.
sweei an, hoss meee iruelss
Can pencil bcaHt,'s seflcsl iotm.-
NLosc hard ram olo,io in lovelie.i d,a
Scenes that dtlieh ailrc,ion's oe,
Aad shed a bright and lasting ham
o'eF n.cm'r,', lcrassi, dsar,st dfesm,--
seest Arr snll eii N, wond'rous power
Hath breaih,d e m Ger sorrou : hpuii
Full of my soul laih j., d To dwell
GA features lo,'d 50 lofg. 50 well.
On eyes whcrc. beauty glance, dwell,
Anl told The thruh the bosom felt;
On ehecls in rtsesie tiuis ARA, ed,
And lips where ehrfuh smiles ha,. pla,'d
Oh Lave sazed, ill iaroy thought
Those eyes lie IA, Il IL, had capshi
Peace To tie generous les whose taste
Drew from obscu,ii,s chill ssts.
nd CHERISHED, m nv nAiise cline,
Sweet Ar, thy coleuring suhlire'
o. may tlf T STEERING rare protect
Thy lspors from unkiud refleet,-
Ard mar the eyc delighted dwell
Upon thy pencils glowing sPcl;
Aud may Thy etuius ever find
lie tiibale OF Tie cultured mind
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CEECgJE.8fs AsEfys.S.


" HI be removed On Monday, In November IN
- the new and commodbas rooms ia the basement
Of the Catholic Church 5lh Street. opposite the r,sl.
denee of Samuel G. Norye Esq.
fhis Institution will be permanent. l. is designed as
preparatory school, and will crtte the student to enter
afrH,ccd classes in College The Department of An.
en aal Medern Languages. viii be under the care ui
Il, r. Su'th, graduate ct Union College. \. Y.
Satisfactory testimonials, upon ret renee to circular.
N by calling upon the Principal,
ID. SMITH.
Oct st *
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Nay. II
eSF1afiCHE FitSfif.gsP.


iiE next Session OF The Medical Institute Will CON"
Il mence On the first OF the ensuing NOvembef, al"
continue ten noaihs. In this Institution all the 5rane
oi complete Medical education are taught E'per''
attention Is given TO The practical departments, slc "
Sargery and the Practice u Medicine by cases ana GU"
zeal illustrations; Chemistry by experiments, and 'nay
my By dissecons. An abundant supply OF The 'aa'" .
Tor the study of practical Anatomy, can always De N'
during the proper season.
\ course in this institute will entite students to col,
forward for graduation, after attending full c1aT'p
the Washington University Of Baltimore, one Of 'Hs "''
Medical schools in tie Union. ,..,
The fee for fall course Will be hundred dol,as,
payable in advance. Any number Of students "ls,1
10 jim this institute, lie accommo lated win p"a
Sc, in hoie4 and 10 private families, on a0u'''''
terms, SC, in its immediate vicinity. ,.,.a
The institute is l5caleI within half mile Of l r',
Edward Conn House, mile OF Ilampden SidHf! L,,.
!txe, aud six miles from Farmve; and IN ne, .,o,e
hood long distinguished for its healIhincsS, ln'e''s
and morality.
JOHN p. METrAUER. 4. NJ. NJ D.
= FRANCES J. MErrAuFR, Jr., \. Mn; -
Prince Edward Court House, Ssp2 WIZ
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lloRRtrLD Arftm.--lbe following extract Of a
letter lfan lanai gives an account ol the nost horrible
occurrence Whith recently Happened at nrolboiina
Island. dated March @2nd;Neu will have heard from
Capt ofeen, Of the 0nWro, that tArre men deserted
from him last Friday uight. To-day two Of ihem re-
luned hey were brought to the l. $ Consulate Aeon
cy, aHd made uue d Ito must horrible statements ever
heird. 8 They as they say bi,,l :, h ,t 81
t1ree naiivcs CA Friday eve. aad Started fr lawaii
here ntfe three IA the boat, VIZ: Walter g. Pike If
New Nlndsur, Orange county. \. Y; Il ..hcrt Near.
~, New York civ; AID jacob Non Ci,f brlonuiu1 Ia
Ahddeta"n Point \, J--the latter colufel nan
They pulled all Friday night, saturday, Sunday. and
Their NIGHTS, and became exhausted and vefe uulr Ia
pull any nngrr On Tuesday they drf cd un the rock
at LANAI; aud, having been wiihoui ipd or fesh wa
Ter the whale time, and having drank sal. water they
acre N state ofstareaun Thy were not able Ia oct
up The putt (ecee. aad agreed 10 EAST lots 10 see no
si'auli de tr the benefit Of the ether two. The atfe
On lun Cliel, Who was killed by blows GA his head
VIVA stone. They then cut his arn aud throat. and
crank his bpod, aef which they cut piece fiona his
right arm and ate IT, Aner tley became stfrnsiAcrrd
they got np me phi. and met Nlh some natives. WIN
gave them o1d. and bought them across the island and
10 tbs place IA ralneslhe natives have been eAamin
ca, aud einlfn The salemen made In The men tn.
dead bedY was haad is they described aad ba.ied V
lhein. lbc Governor VII send 70 Lsnil 10 morrow
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Il lis 0..sslias ..s al,f l.ulas. a4I Ga lac
5a.t 4lus ~ tlfe 8af'
AlpHh'r ssItf ell ts that these men wefs ,ricd ft
Hstef and acquitted, and subsequently tired ct steal
~ lac It,s. aHd aod SO aud Having ~ teaas
Il faang Tie iaf ih.y nefe working II oui the pl5
L Iuaas.
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Net ftttlN' ~ a.voli lie tall
And p,lllel tleslan, all
Asmeli Ohio giant tide
Roll backward IA ITS might, ifaek,
A. he, Columbia, !. 40c aud piiae.
TIC slaudcrca BH8 I'll, ,oirly Iled,
Ia iis tfieul ant erur.e tuiula,L
lie Is Nor fAtffEi sock 10 Lib
Tie ,haiulc.. ard nuhidl,u Wild.
Oppose thr torrents Lcsdlone saa5.r.
And urn asilt tic nhul,h.}s luce
IL deem 'e aaf lie .slit Md
VII covct hslafe tic blast ofhafe,
"a quail AZ aad. sud ,auselos. al,
Faf dough III sl-slt d,,olaiu.
Il stpaps boot ffsm IL ldsh estate
Ma. md lle raius tail
liz Is sor rAiirN I've, breeze
hat nauaets o'el columbia's hos,m,
rtam Wild icaatse4.'s forest trees,
imm oceau .laleff ifem inland srs.,
De- "herc lie sieh maguola's blos-,u
floais, snny, -lissY on lhc stltf, wind,
laheop'ies onward AZ his ear,
haaasc to his lef, mind
ineea The i4iing ne,tf Gud.
Affa,sc Winch patriot, onl, heat
sfaR % ruf VT A million cyt,
AZ tanning siaai, unto himj
Thu shrine ointl idaauios
heiore bis kiadlne hight frow. DIM
Ard men awake As ltums dteam,
On motcois dazzling to brllae:
Aud ho" lciofe his puror beam,
Tie earnest oil boleid day
At u,tL Tie hour Is Fastening an
Nhen Na'nls tied b, sendet's ismc,
Columbia shall beAuld her son
lnharn.ed; without Laurel gone,
A. IRON the hamts 81 Babylon
The angel guarded Trio came
The slaacrers 81 ali lie sIentthon,
His spell shah leave the mind, II men,
And higher glory wait upon
The NrsTInA PArRiu1 5 future fame
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I a circuit snperior oi Law ard chaneery, con-
"a tinued by adjournment, ard held Tor the county
o Amherst the house, SauIdAy tie u day
of August. 1874.
John y. Young and John c. Meem. late merchants and
partners, trading under tne slyle ol oung < Mceal,
Plaintiffs,
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Eeg3Egg 4 s33gFFBss,S,y

EsE.ssD & s3fS9EgacSsN.
\ IL" Offering ior sale at the very lowest market
a prices:
I ) hays Cafer, Rio raanira, Java, &c.,
II hd!s. \. OAelns Z. itlcn X ST. Crofx Sugar.
- boxes llal Sugar (Asslited.)
Gdnp!wder, Young hysaa, Imperial and Black
Tea.
Sperm and lalluw Candles. Sap. Spices. Buckets.
iiTolms, Olive Oh, Lamp Oh, Port Madelra.
SaeitY. A1iaa aaa Gltf,t \S,neg, with ait
other articles in oaf lac.
june Is
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James ID. Patea sheriff o P.ttsylvania, AMI as such
administrator ii joel Estes dec, surviving exern,nr Il
IL aJanln Estes dec. Milton i.o. nv emf oi William
Lonfy. dec, Jahn lowry IhauaS Sale exor ui HON.
.1ewoud dec. lirnry lac!ier, eyer. Of lardaNay
ia3eher, dec. " lIm lists, IN; Estes aud
ihlsp Estes. ID, iendauls
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'Lss.atEgs{ss.
YF!8s. Is. g.. sKsa i.o'E SSE1'

u =. "a. q. : a g II =. y = =
p As established hrns.f IN Lynehhnrg the eross
: ! street. pa1liel with the Market House and in
faar of :. Cnuse's store. apostle Exchange Corner
whefr he viii carry The iaudng business in its va
rous baHehss. A wofl. entfused In hs shall be
dlar pr5mpily IN the msst fashionable style. lie in
vios tie attention OF hs ffmer customers, aud the pub
lie IN general i5r a share Of patronage.
sept. 81 wis
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wAs Ir PRDYlDENcg.R

+ II Hira AEisAlCk.
Tale or example, young girl bred delicaiey in town;
slnl up ~ nursery IA her ehdh0ld-in n boarding.
seiaa htuugh her youth accustomed IL or *
efls. hiuls That the lac ofGJ5 maks essential ~
health. She aaruo,; her strength ls inadequate 10 the
demands up1n H. Her heaniy fades eaflF She Iagz
efrn sucking and watching llcn. and dies ,aflg
~ hat strange Providence. That uDfbsr sH1u "a De
taken "a Tie ubdsl a lie, ffom Ter chaieH!" Vas
Il Providence NJ! Providence had Hsstaed her three
years sud ten; lrTm iong enuugh IA, c
dfan. and to her ehafens children, BAT SIZE dd Mt
obey the Laws winch lie depends and o course size
i9si II.
\ father, too il cu of IN the midst Of bs days lie
Is useful aud distinguished citE-n ard eminent IN has
rf1fa aI1n. A eeuefAl buzz fises on every side Of
~ hal rtrlIns poydenef!9 This Las been 10
the habit OF studying halt the night Of passing his days
IA his olice aud The courts, 81 ealing luxurious Ga>
aud drinking safiuus wines. He hasegery day II
oaltd the laws an which health depends. Did fmyi-
deu9e cut him ol The evil rarely ends here. The
diseases ol the luther are often transmitted; aud feeble
mother mrely leaves behind her sg"roas clIidrcn.
has bcta caiomary IN some 0l 0nr clles lJf young
ladies' 10 walk IN tia shoes and delicate stockings md
winter healthy, blooming young girl, thus dressed
IN violation Of Heavens laws pays he penalty; check
IL circulation cid tyef. and death "Alal q SD
P.-slenc- caelam her friends. Was Il Providence,
OF her own folly
beautiful yuung bride r9ce, hight alef nj ht. n
parties made ia bafor OF her marriage She hasa St gh>
y aure throat, perhaps, and Tie weather l. aeement;
bat she must ~tar b, neck and aims hare 5r 10
bride III a close evening dress} SHE IS cuHse
aanlly s.zed with inflammation Of the lungs aud The
ahlse receives hG before her orhal days over.
t'h Lat Pf0vtdenc,' eXrlaiua The world. "Cul of
IN Tie midst Of happiness and hopI" Alas did she
mol cut the thread ii HE hesei2
gld in The eQanuy tAfssed 10 this elangriul eli
mafe, gets rev EuuLcl Instead Of u ucw flannel gar
utHt rhrulaalisu Is tie caust qpcncr.- Should the
f set down tranquility viii the idea thai Providence
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family medicine IL is unequallsd and Is all ro,,
in removing bilious and other mpaints arislp. f.
The dcrang mcnt Of The ulimenary duets, aud Ia
the blood II IS certain the OF the more ielras
plants incident to females, grateful the TASTE arno
the smell, aud and al the time gentle in il, M
ten, yet eli ;arious that female ought 10 he wb
great BOOM left them by its venerable i>coyerc and VII
over the7 have been Introduced, hrou ghout tie Ienyll I
breadth OF this widely extended country, have uniformly %
invariably receifedthe approval Of the public Voice
As many al the above enumerated diseases come nm IN
pcreelbly, AMI become far advanced in their pogr, I
lore Suspected that they cNist the ysem no one %
expect in such 10 be at relieved entirely E
should continue the of the pills for considerable ien
oi time. Full directions accompany each box, for The ~
OF the pills in all those conn lains Tor which they are ~
mcnled.
- Peters, Pills Tor sale Wholesale and retail a, y
York prices, By al the Druggists Richmond, pctei,ba
and Norfolk
For sale by DAVID II. LYMAN
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against


Nancy Philips, in her rg, and as trustee i5r her
and others, Defendants.