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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11
WILMINGTON. n. G. FRIDAY. JULY II, 1915.
Lands fO2" Sale.

TEEHE subscriber being DESTROYS of removing to
Il the southwest, offers for sale all his Lands
lying in the county of Duplin, n. c.
One tract containing six hundred and twenty
one acres, adjoining the village of Kenansville !;
three hundred of which, is cleared and under good
fence, the balance we'll timbered. On the premi.
ses, Is good two story framed DWELLING contain
ing seven rooms, with kitchen, smOke-house, barn,
and all other out-houses, in first rate repair
Within one hundred yards of the dwelling, there
IS never failing spring of water, as good as can
be found in the lower part of the State; and with
in three quarters of mile Of the village, there is
| an Academy, where students can always prepare
for College. The land is we'll adapted to the cul-
tivation of Cotton, Peas, Corn, &c.
Another tract of two thousand six hundred and
fifty acres, lying on both sides of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Railroad, about As miles from Viii
mlngton. There is about five hundred acres o.
this tract cleared, and under good fence, with al
necessary buildings. There is EIGHTY THOU
! SAND Iurpentine boxes cut on the land, and
trees enough to cut at least twenty thousand more
There is also first rate mill seat on the premises
within one hundred yards of the Railroad. with
frame on the spot ready to raise the timber has
been got within the last SIX months. Mill here
could be made valuable, as ready sale could Away
be had for all the Railroad ratings she could saw
| L MS land also produces good crops OF Corn, Got
ton, Peas, &c.
Another tract Of four hundred acres of first rate
land two hundred of which is under cultivation
: lying six miles from hcnansvllIe, and four mile
from Warsaw. There is task Of Tun)cntin,
boxes on the land, and the balance well timbcrcd
AS the subscriber wishes to remove, more for tn
benefit Of his health than any thing else, he viii
sell the above lands at great bargain, either sepa
ratcIy or all together, on very accommodating time
Persons wishing to view the lands, will pleas
call on him at Kenansville.
DANIEL G.. MOORE.
Duplin co., June 27, 1915. lift
The Newbernian will copy the above for 81
weeks, and forward account to this Office.
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q MAN named GEORGE WEED, a Ma
"A chinest by trade, who had been working at
the Rail Road Depot, in this place, for three or
four months, left here the 2Gh June last, on the
Rail Road for the North indebted to the sui'2cr-
Der for BOARD to the amount Of upwards OF lity
dollars. He had on when lie left, a glazed cap,
striped coat and pants, (summer wear,)-he car
rcd no baggage. He is between 80 and 80 years
of age, about feet high, has round shoulders,
dark hair, blue eyes, and pretty large feet.
A liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to
the subscriber in this place and, as tits understood
that he left Savannah, Ga, and Charleston, S. G..
in the same manner, no doubt liberal reward
would be paid at either of these places for his de-
livery to the sufferers.
The foregoing is TO caution all persons against
trusting the scoundrel, as those who do so may ex-
pect to be cheated. L. f. KING,
Wilmington, n. Co. Planters House.
July 4th, l845. 42-3t
The New York Herald, and the Baltimore
Weekly Sun, will please give the above one inser-
ton, and forward their bills TO this Office for colIec-
| ton.
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A. L. PRICE, Printer.
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A LII persons indebted to me, in any shape
IA whatever, are urgently requested to come for
ward and settle without further notice. am COM
PEELED to call in all my dues Immediately, as am
numerically pushed by all of my credtors-sued
and perplexed. All who fail to settle by the first
day of June, will find their notes and accounts in
the hands of an officer for collection, it being out
of my power to give further indulgence. With
feelings of regret, am forced to make this bold
and urgent demand, purely out of necessity.
V. R. PERSON.
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From the United States Journal.
On the death of Gcn'l Andrew
Jackson.

By JESSE E. now.
Amid field of glory stood
A goodly stalk unscarred and green;
Tempest and battle, fire and flood,
Had pass'd it as thing unseen:
And still DER every shattered form
1t waved its head and Knocked the storm.
The Reaper sought that harvest field,
The grain was in its yellow leaf,
He took the choicest of its yield
And bound it in deathless sheaf;
Then soaring to the Gamers dome,
The spirit sang the Harvest Home
When not breath swept over the lea.
To make the trembling bull-rush nod
Oh! Twas glorious sight to see
That tall ear bending to its God.
And when the Reaper marked it well,
How in its pride it gently fell.
A nation mourns her noblest son,
And bathes in tears his lowly grave;
Her moan is heard in every gun
Her sigh in every banners wave!
From deep to deep her sorrow spreads
While hoary mountains veil their heads
The reaper Death, with noiseless tread,
Has borne her fondest hope away,
Though blooming garlands bound his head
That whitening time could ne'er decay;
Yet while she weeps she joys to feel,
That on him God hath set his seal.
Ye who would rule the people, go!
And learn lesson from the dead,
Think how he met his country's foe
In halls of peace, on fields of red.
Defend your soil though tyrants draw,
Aud make his dying words your law.
Oh! he would never falsely clasp
The hand that dealt the traitors blow;
Nor would he hug the poisonous asp
That sought to sting him in his woe.
He loved the faithful and the brave;
He scorned the coward and the knave.
Deep in our hearts his fame shall keep
Her altar and her quenchless fire,
And there shall the proud spirit weep
When patriot arms grow weak and tire;
And from his memory hope shall bring
The roses of the Spirits STRING.
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LIST OF BLANKS

LES - Is e "A u kAo
AN HAND, and for sale at the
~ JOURNAL OFFICE.
County and Sup. Court Wrts
do do SubpGnas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentices Indentures
Letters administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
COnstable's bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Bank ofthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants, Ca Sas
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale, Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
Shipping Papers Bills Lading Qetter)
QJFAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
pnnted with the utmost despatch.
U5OHiccrs of the Courts and other officers, anC
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any othel
work In the printing line would DO we'll to give Us
acall, or send in their orders. We are determin
edto execute our work well, and at the cheapes
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
S. E. cor. Princes & Front-strts.,
= One door above the Hanover House.
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Rur OWE uoGLAR WoRE

To Philadelphia; and the Traveller reaches Phila-
deIphia by this Route, business day earlier than
by the River and Bay Route, resting on the way,
and avoiding not only the uncertainties and risk
of greater delay by the Bay Line, but its liability
to accidents, storms, sickness and other dlscom-
forts. THEODORE ;. GARNEI1,
Supt 4. & p. r. L.
June 20, 1915. 40-9t
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N'OTECE.

WTILL be sold, on Friday, the 18th July at
w kenansville, the following slaves, being
ing to the estate of William Pollock, decd, VIZ
BOB, JUDY, CHERRY, and CHILD,
Which will be sold on a credit Of six months by
NC administrators for division, the day above
Written.
K. Il. BRADLEY.
and e. g. BARDIN, Adm'rs.
June IS, ls45I 39-6t.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons are hereby forbid trusting any
IA one on my account. Those who have claims
against me are requested to present them and
will pay them; those who are indebted to me, will
oblige me 10y paying up as soon as possible
ID. SHERWOOD.
June 27 1915. 4l-3t
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All E0aySGnS

INDEBTED to ! ohm Hall are hereby mott
Il fled to settle with the subscriber immedlate-
ly, or the claims against them will be put III
suit forthwith. JOHN McRAE,
June eth, 1915. 4Itf Assignee.
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Whole c.rDcnSC,

1t will thus appear, that tho whole expense be-
tween Weldon and Philadelphia, by the Great
Mail Route, even if the Traveller takes the Wash
ington and Baltimore Rail Road, is
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Pete, how does Your father hamper his
sheep, to prevent them jumping over the fen
ces?' ooh, that's easy enough; he Just cuts a
hole through one hind leg, and sticks the 9th
e. one through it, and then puts one of the
fore legs through that for pin
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Sl3 90
Whole expense,
By The qre0t .FENiE EeOlEft

BJ CEVU 1T CttO "FAVttO ANOV
From Weldon to Baltimore by the
Rail Road and Steamboat to
Washington, and thence by the
Stage Line to Baltimore, eight
dollars and .Gffy ccnls-or by
the Rail Road Line throughout,
ttcodollyS undf1y cents more,
making oll 90
From Baltimore to Philadelphia,
by the Eueuing Line, 90
Two Meals between Petersburg
and Philadelphia, 90
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= HID. best Porto Rico Sugar,
= 2 -" n. Orleans do.
IL bags Laguira Coffee,
10 i" st. Domingo do.
" Rio do.
10000 Segars.
20 boxes Hydraulic pressed Candies,
As " best Barret's chewing Tobacco,
small Jumps,
IS &c No. l, Soap,
10 Soap, 10 kegs Lard.
10 bbls. supertine Canal Flour,
10 half bbls. L" "
10 boxes Cheese.
Received per Lrig Belle, and for sale low 70
cash or approved paper.
JOHN S. RICHARDS,
Market street. Burchs old store.
June 27, 1915.
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CIGARS and Tobacco.
AAA EAGAM CIGARS Of various kinds
Il We " WV and qualities, in boxes o
100, 1875, $50 and 500.
2 boxes superior manufactured Tobacco,
Just received and for sale by
BARRY s. BRYANT.
June 81, 1915. Al
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SO KCscgrG.

50 Blank for safe et tAis office
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List Of Letters

y EMAINING in the Post Office at Will
mlngton, n. c., on the 3Oth June, 1916.
OIhose whose names appear on this list will
please TO ask for advertised letters
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A CAUTION.

June 27 ,lS45.
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TaKE .NElTECE.

June 20, 1915.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-31
Correspondence of the American Republican,

NASHtNGTON, May OOJ 1890
Tie Circuit Court have been engaged until
O'Clock to-day upon the Georgetown Will
case. The testimony is nearly closed; but it
may occupy day or two longer, in the argu-
lnent and addresses of counsel.
Judge Williams made another address last
night in favor Of Temperance, at the Navy
Yard, where there arc many strenuous and re-
spectacle advocates of the cause, who have
done much and said much to promote the great
Moral Reform, which has happily spread over
the land, and is indeed diminishing the amount
of crime and human misery, in the two hemis-
phercs.
You will perceive by the announcements in
our daily papers, that the annual election for
one member of the Board of Aldermen and
three members of the Board of Common Coun-
Gil, will take place next Monday. As the day
approaches, new tickets are announced and
new candidates are brought out by their re-
specLlve friends and partsans. From present
appearances, am led to anticipate Il brisk con-
test in several Of the wards; but am inclined
to believe that not many changes will occur,
except where the old members decline re-elec-
ton and voluntarily withdraw. And whether
the contest be spirited or otherwise, believe ii
will, as heretofore, be conducted by our citizens
in an orderly and becoming manner.
METROPOLIS.
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NEW yOuE 1,hurs,i,y p NJ

NEW YORK, Thursday. Z. NJ.
Inc money market wears favorable aspect-loans
and discounts are easily effected per cent. per an
NUN. stocks are firm, aud have an upward tendency.
Foreign Exchange is actve and sterling is firm at 1904
no; Francs %.
The cotton market Is remarkably steady-the sales
today reach lSOO bales. Flour heavy-25O0 bales
Western have been sold to-day at S4.44 50 1921
Southern kinds are dull at "a IS Asst There have
bbls. Northern Corn sold 4I cts $500 bushels Vir
gia A cts; l5OO bushels North Carolina IS cts and
5000 bushels New Orleans at 44t cts.
Ashes are in fair demand at S3.75 3.elt for Pots.
and .06! for Pearls. Provisions dull.
The operations in Sugar and Coffee have been con
fined 10 small lots rs wanted by the trade; there is
some inquiry for Sugar for export, but sales have
been made 50 tierces Pennsylvania Glove rseed sold
by auction at SIC cash; 200 tors cliff &c mos
80 bags Laguayra coffee A a73; 40 bbls moasses
27I 2Sc.
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LII NEW, NEW STnRE.

a LII NEW! NEW STORE,
IA NEW STOCK AND NEW FIRM!
J. LEE WEBSTER ~ co. respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have taken the
No. 7J BALTIMORE STREET, three doors below
Tnpolcl's alley, and have received from Auction
and late arrivals from Europe, and are now opening,
Il beautiful assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Our stock being entirely new, and having been select
ed with great care and many of our goods be Auc-
lion Jobs we prepared TO sell very cheap-we have
all widths, embracing few bales full yard wide
stout Shcergs, TO- cts per yard
CALlCOES, latest styles, 6! to lsi cts. per yard
Mems summer Wcar--6!, 10, l2s cts. sc. g
Cotton Hose aud halt HoSe-the cheapest ever seen,
from &! to % cents pair
COlorcd and white spool Cotton, only CT. spool
Painted Lawns,
Balzarnc Lawns, I , ,or,I ,,.o,,,,,.
Worsted Bazarines, " 'l''"u'' "' '''"'
Ginghams, Alpacas, )
Plain and Embroidered Tibet !
RichkPrmted VI. dc Lame
White and colored Barge su,yyIs
Cameleen and Fancy Silk "hN" -"
Plain and emb'd NJ. de Lame
Large size Black Nett
Cambria, Jaeonet and Swiss MUSLINS
Irish Linens, Diapers, Counterpanes
Laces and Edgngs, Cap Nets, Green Barge
Cloths, CaSsimCrcs, VeStings
Gambroons, Drngs, Drap D'Ete
Summer Cloths, Brown French Linens
Umbrellas, Parasols, Sun Shades
Cassnels, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans
Domestic Plads, Checks, OsnabuTgs
Tickiugs, Crash, Oil Cloth, sc. &c.
&C Country Merchants, as well as all who buy
Dry Goods for their own use, may promote their in
terest by calling at
apl2-tf No.75 BALTIMORE STREET.
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DIR. LASDIS'&
p ATENT nnIIRI L SPRING TRIISS


PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,
uSOR THE EFFECTUAL CURE OF
r. HERNIA. From the invariablc success which
has attended the use OF DIR, LANDlS'S PATENT
TRUSS II is with the utmost confidence that it's OF
tcIed to the OF the afflicted portion of the commu
nifty. The Paentee states, without Il doubt, that
when properly applied it will fully answer the de
sired purpose, and produce radical cure, on persons
under 40 years of age, and with confidence will qua
rantee a cure all such cases, by personal appiica
ton his office, al the risk OF charge. The following
testimonials from the most distinguished Surgeons OF
the day, respectfully submitted.
Lancaster, Pa, Nov l1th, 1919.
Edmund Lands NJ. D.--Dcar Sir: ] have, on Sc
veral previous OCCASIONS given my name in favor Of
your Truss hut, have frequently been called upon
OF late for the purpose, have thought proper To
address YOU and give you my views, respecting your
patent Truss in detail, have been extensively en-
gagged in the application Ofcvery description of Truss
es for the last ten years. have professionally ap
piled. in every variety of cases, the various Trusses
extant, such Ilu's, Knights Chase's Sisby'S, the
bellows ivory, wooden and cushion Pad; and after
fair trial of them all have found none TO equal yours
in palliative well as curative principles. Your
Truss, am happy say, sir, combines all that other
Trusses possess besides its own Improvement. Hernia
is much more frequentln the community than Is gen
orally supposed. is All mtrmity that is at best one
of trouble and anxiety, one that may terminate in ra
pid fatality if neglected, and one IN which want of
proper surgical judgment in the application of mpro-
per instruments may cost the wearer their lives. The
OF your Truss, il applied you direct, Will cure
Ia nine cases out of ten. The pivot and independent
sn,ing bas heen a dnsideratun which vour ingenui,v
p ,is iI ,nnod imosn,ch W nn o,te, ,vbat ,ho
ih ~ Sn,pr,ion ng ihn hodr nav, no n" Pad ~
lou, aSonted =, tho na, f,on, ;;ybh the omen
tn ~ in,estinr may escane Agnin cam he worn
,;,h ~ ,nro sass than anv nthe, kind have used il
~; inf,n,,le cases with The mos, romnlrta success
,h arn n,arv otber LIND have foiIod ! have known
Iii, -, h,nin, ,,hnse,s UuSs Knich,5S y o,hors
anJ o;ce in rho benefits derived from 81 ondis,s
~. !, 90 hot rrnn, ac,uoI ob,eryotior md an
anatomical and pathological principles, cannot avoid
10 de he ~ n
o'ns II, all ybo desire IL in favornf So invaIuabe an
Insr,unent ,s nr Lands, Patent Truss for Hernia.
I an, dear sir truly vours
~ CEopGE n KER FOOT Mn
1,,.,,.. 49, 800, ii,,i,,a,i.,,od So, -
rIo VI. ms I n u
thlaueiphia, Wits tnus, ~, n,,uIs, ueaI m Sli,
nave tahe" al ~ II pui tt
~ i; ID o,,a of IJnrnia have ova,y o. IN fdence
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COMPOUND SYRUP
OF TAR AND WOOD NApUTUA A.

CONSUAP1IPES DOUBT NO LONGER-BtH
read The toiiOiv and REELECTg!
ANOT Ii X WONDERFUL CURE!!
PHILADELPHIA, April A. le45.
hereby certify, That was radically cured of con-
hrmed PULMONARY CONSUMPTION solely by
The use of THoNsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR ANp.
WoeD NAPHTHA. The annexed statement of my
physician deemed sufficient to convince all of the
excellence of this invaluable remedy.
JAS. ANDREWS, pit Catharne street.
was called 10 attend in the above case. in the Sc
condary stage of the disease. | found the patient la
herlHg under complex disease of the lungs and liver
liberation OF the latter had taken place. and by per
cussion, discovered abscess had formed in the
nght lung. The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond Tie reach Of The usual treatment, resolved at
once on using ThomsOn's Compound Syrup of Tar
and Wood Naphtha, the virtues Of which / had pre-
viousy tested, scarcely expecting il would reach a
case SO desperate. The result is, cure the most
trGord,nG1M henceforh dspeng all doubts respecting
the efficacy of s excellent medicine in diseases
the lungs and liver. NJ. CHAMBERS, NJ. d.
Philadelphia, April |, 1916.
13- Principal Office, Northeast corner of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS, Philadelphia. Sold in Raj
limore by Roberts s Atkinson, corner of Baltimore
aud Hanover streets; Charles Stott, Washington, D.
c.; A. Duval & Co, Richmond Va.
&c Price 80 cents per bottle, or bottles for $3.50
BetcGre of all limitations. ap29-3m
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NEW GOODS FROM PHILADELPHIA

1S-WHOLESALE & RETAIL. The subscriber
has just returned with choice selection of desirable
goods, and now offers at low prices
White Grass Cloth skirts, Green BARAGE
Beautiful LAWNS, Barages and Bazarines
Lace, Striped and Plaid MUSLINS
Very neat styles MOUSELIN DE LANES
Gauze Flannel, Madras style Hdkis
Rich Prints Manchester GINGHAMS
Hosiery Gloves, Linen cambria IIdks, Mitts, &c.
Gambroons, Drlings, Summer Cloths, Vestnes and
many other scarce goods, besides large assortment
of NEW STYLE BONNETS.
Such rs Plain and Lace NEAPOLITAN, Brilliant
Rutland, Bird Eye, Gimp, Split Straw and Devon
BraidS, Mixed Suaws, &C. Yard wide muslins only
81 cents yd. at HAfWARD'S Cheap Store,
apes No. % Howard st, Sd door from Fayette.
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLSY

LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLSu
q ELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved a
~ great blessing to many. We hesitate not TO say
that disease.
N}- To be had Of J. P. Williams H. corner of Gay
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner of High and
Baltlm0re.sts.; Cooper, corner OF Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman Wroh, Light ST., opposite Dix &
Focg's; j. A. Sawyer, corner OF Pratt and Paca sis
e. Perkins. corner of Baltimore and Green steets; s.
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, Pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or OF the General Agent,
w. X. ORRlCk, Druggist and Apo,hecary,
mh6-tf Corner Euaw and Lexington-sts Bait.