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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-04
1T. SCHONWALD.
BOTANIC PEE Y'SECEsR.N

WWTOULD take this opportunity Of expressing
w his gratitude to the citizens of Wilmington
and its vicinity for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received and hopes by strict attention
to his profession, to merit the support of the COM
munity.
He continues to keep on hand large stock of
Botanic Medicines. of his own manufacture, such
as remedies for Consumption, Coughs. Colds,
Group. Whooping Cough, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum, Cholic, Graves, Liver and
Spleen Complaints, Dyspepsia Rheumatism, sick
Headache, Piles, Nervous diseases, Worms, Tet-
ter, and all diseases of the Skin, Itch Scrofula all
kinds of Fevers, &c. &c.
These remedies are all Of purely Vegetable com
position, and universally known to possess vir-
tues that have never been exceed by any series Of
Medicines ever offered to the public.
Charles G. Rhinehardt's
PATENT GLASS PAD
Double and Single Lever Truss, for HERNIA
DR.. J. 7. S. has on hand, and offers for sale. al
manufacturers prices, large supply of the above
Truss, consisting of eighteen different shapes anc
all sizes. They are pronounced by all who have
used them to be superior to any Truss ever before
invented. He feels confident that a trial of the a
hove Truss will satisfy any person of its superiority
The above medicines are for sale in Princes
street, near Rankin & Martins Auction and Com
mission Store at wholesale and retail.
Wilmington, N. c., May s, 1916 34-3m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-04

Too long for this acorld, "A yeoman named
Hyde, living near London, six feet four inch
es in heigt lately died-and was followed to
the grave by nine sons. the shortest of whom
was six feet two and half inches. several be-
ing six feet five inches. The average height
of the whole was six feet four inches, Total
length, sixty three feet four inches
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-04

Proclamation against Women.-In the year
1917, proclamation was issued that women
should not meet together to babble and talk ;
and that all men should keep their wives in
their houses.--Hupe's England
Those two lines which look so solemn,
are just put here to fill out the column.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-04
INsPECToR,s nrorTnn

VSHE undersigned having been appointed :,
IL of the N s. TORS of NAv.|T
STORES and PROVISIONS for the Insne.,n;IL
District adjoining Wilmington, tenders his ss.0
ces TO the public. TO his friends and the NH. NM
generally, he promises entire devotion to the b~D
ness of his Office and hopes by his constant ats
ton to The interests of those who may avail hal
selves of his services, to secure share of tbo ~
tronage of the public. r"
JAMES A. BUNTING
March 20, 1916 27.r
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-04
TALU9BLE REAL EST.ATE
HWD~
In the town of Wilmington

In the town OF Wilmington.
a THE SUBSCRIBER Be
fH1sfA ing DESTROYS to close his business N
ss.Rz Wilmington, offers for sale, the Houu
l&lEazsN and Lot on Walnut Street, CONTINUED
now occupied by Mr. Jos. M. TILLEr. The hi
is 66 feet by $50 feet, corner lot, having on it
new one and half story house, containing s
rooms, with all necessary out houses.
ALSO,
A House and Lot, situated on Red Cross Street
now occupied by the undersigned The lot is 80
feet by 200 feet. the house contains rooms, i,
nearly new, and is filled in with brick there a.,
all necessary outhouses on the lot Also, an en-
closed lot adjoining and fronting Red Cross Street.
IS feet by 200 feet.
ALSO,
Two enclosed lots on Boundary and Thin
Streets, 55 feet by $50 feet.
ALSO,
One half lot on Third Street continued. Also
one quarter section of Land in the State of IllipU
said to he of exec lent quality.
For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM WILSON.
August 81, ls4G 49-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-04
Again at Home.

VNHE subscriber has returned to wilmington
Il and is prepared to execute WORK IN ms pusi-
ness in all its branches and with all the improve
ments in STYLE and fashion of the season. He So
l;cits the patronage of his old customers and the
public generally. He will receive by first arrI-
walls large and we'll selected stock of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-04
NWurM,M@H1e

II - -
7AHE undersigned having been appointed at the
last term of the County Court, an Inspector
Of Naval Stores. respectfully solici,s share of the
public patronage. He feels truly grateful to his
old customers, friends. and the public in general,
tor past fvors and by close attention to bu-
siness to merit continuance of the same.
JESSE BOWDEN.
MIS-, 1916 %o-ly
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
AND
CLOTHING STO e .
Wilmington, N. G.

H"HH
RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends
~ and the public generally, that he has recei-
we'd, and is constantly receiving, NE w STOCK
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, consis
ting of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, &c. &c.
He would also beg leave to call the attention Of
the LADIES to his beautiful stock of
FANCY GOODS
Of the latest styles and patterns, which viii rival
with any to be found in the Southern countries
COUNTRY MERCHANTS would do well
to call and examine his stock and prices.
September 25, 1916 2-tf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-28
STATE oF VERMONT.

Probate Distinct Of Marlboro, S.
IN Probate coWi, .lpra 2oh, 1916.
A n instrument purporting 10 be the last Win and
IA Testament Of LEAFY FAlRBANK, late Of
Whitngham, in said District deceased, was presented
named. Wheeupon, il is ordered that saa nstru-
ment be heard and examined before The probate court
al session thereof To be holden at the Ian of Perley
Balou in Marlboro, il said disiict on the last Thurs
day OF May next; and for the purpose Of Notifying all
hearing, that they may appear and contest the probate
thereof fihey cause,) the said named Executor
Is directed TO publish copy of the record Of this order
three lSeeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix,
printed at Braieboro, in said district, previous to
said time Of hearing
A true copy from the Record
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY,
81 Judge Of Probate.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-28
GOLIATH!
FULL BLOOD. SHORT HORN
DU RH A M!

Tiso gears old NE 29fh day Of May, 1916
YTNHIS Boil viii be kept at The stable of Henry
Il Smith, Esq, BrallleboTo. The owner has been
al considerable expense and trouble TO procure him,
that Farmers and others in this vicinity may receive
benefit thererom In the Improvement Of their stock
lie was raised by l.. Chandler Ball, uoosic Falls,
NJ Y, and sired by
Regent, Dam Florea, by Defiance Grand Dam
Flora, by Ajax OR. Grand Dam Gpsey, by Wash
ingtoni G. G. Grand Dam Red Lady, 6y Washing
ton G. g. G. Grand Dam Pansey, BY BIaze C. G.
G. G. Grand Dam pansey, by Charles; G. G. G. G.
q. Grand Dam Pansey, by Blythe Comet G. G. G.
g. G. G. Grand Dam Pansey by Patriot.
JOHN CAPRON, Agent.
Bratlleboro, May 10, 1876 So
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ONNETS.

~ G. HALL has just received from the manufacturers
" .i0 Florence Bonnes Of every quality from so
10 dollars. Also, common and fine Rutland. Adeaides
fne white English s,rnws, Chip, Pedal and Fancy Lace
Bonnets. Also, Misses Fancy and Main Florence Aledo-
ma aud Slraws. For sale wholesale and retail
~ Merchants supplied At Boston and New York prices.
file has also ull assortment Of Gipsey Wreaths and
bunches, Flowers orousde with inside Flowers Tabs
10 match
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-28
NEW GOODS.

YINnE subscribers having formed copartnershp
Il under the firm Of FITCH q STONE, and taken
the store formerly occupied by II. w. Bissell, have
lust received rich and valuable assortment Of Spring
and Summer Goods, consisting in part Of good as
sorlmcnt Of Droadcolhs, CassimeTes, Tweeds, Vest
ings, &c, new and splendid styles Of Dress Goods,
among which are, Lama Cords, Oitomans, NJ. de
i.nincs Graduated Lawns, Shaded Baragcs, Balzo-
rines SC full stock Of Prints Of all prices, Florence
Bonneis from sl,50 TO $500, Bonnet Silks and
Lawns, Rbins, Tabs aud Fowcfa, Parasols, Pafasol-
cts, and Umbrellas, Beachcd and Brown Sheelings,
Shirlins and Dhings, Sc.
splendid lot OF
0UCgENlaI q GLASS WAGi&9
Flowing Blue, Blue and White ware in dining and
tea sets West India Goods, Groceries, Paints, Oil,
Window Glass, Nails, and general assortment Of
Hardware, and many other things too numerous 10
MENTION all of which will be as low, il not lower than
al any other place in the county. Please call and ex-
anime our goods and prices before purchasing else
where.
or Wanted. Hat Brailcrs to braid No. Leaf iuto
Hats, for which The highest price will be paid,
A. N. FITCH,
ASHLEY STONE.
Wilmington NAV /, 1916. 4w51
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From Norris National Press
TF""1 917'F'7 ET''TT"''''7 ~
AIOral Education.

We are not opposed to educating the intellect,
but on the contrary we would have It trained to the
highest point Of excellence yet, in this training
we ought not to overlook moral culture--the edu-
cation Of the heart Psychologists tell us that the
brain is divided into three great portions the from.
taI developments being those Of the pure intellect,
the upper ones those Of the sentiments. All the
passions are located at the back Of the head, So
far at least all unite in the truth Of Phrenolo-
nv. Every parent can observe that his smartest
child has the largest frontal Development and that
as the child applies himself more 10 learning, the
brain in that part Of the head increases But il the
moral sentiments neglected, that portion of the
brain remains stationary, and the child, though he
grows more talented, does not grow any better
His intellect is sharpened, while his moral sense
is deadened. He becomes more capable to do right
and wrong but daily loses his disposition to prefer
the first before the last His power is increased TO
do good or evil, without a corresponding increase
in the desire to choose the better part" How
many parents, after giving their sons expensive ed
locations have wondered TO find those sons turn out
badly Yet there is no mystery in the natter
The intellect of the child was thoroughly trained,
but his moral instincts were left to run to waste
He was learned in Greek and Latin, aud all the
higher branches, but never taught, he should
have been, 10 control his passions, or sacrifice
pleasure to duty
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-05-28
PUTNEY WOOLEN FACTORY.

yHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
Il repair are ready receive wool to manufacture
shares or by the yard the most favorable terms They
have great variety of plain and fancy Cassimere
which they will exchange for Wool on delivery.
JAMES KEYEs 4 co.
Pulney, June ., 1876
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BroadcIoths and Cassimeres.
The Morgan de Forest, .jr.

80 ITO those wishing to improve in the
MlEaFN Il breed of Horses, will say that he
kWMV was sired by the Morgan de Forest and
-M.-k-. is four years old this present month; his
color IS beautiful dappe black, and he weighs so
lbs. All Of the good qualities which this Horse pos
sesses shall not enumerae, nor shall produce any
certificates 10 establish him reputation, but will only
say that he carries with himself recommendations SUI.
peor any other Horse Of his kind ia this section of
the country, and without exaggerainu, can safely
say those wishing Iaise good aud valuable Horses
they will only lake the trouble to look al said Horse
and also, al his stock they will be satisfied think,
that he lar exces any other Horse before the pub.
lie in this vicinity.
THE YOUNG DE FOREST
nay generally be found Wednesdays and Saturdays
TT. g. Lords stable in East Braiteboro, and the
remainder Of the time at his stable in West Brat
tleboro, during the seasons
R. GooDENOUGH.
May II, is4G. s6wss
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SPRING GOODS.
HARRIs s sMITH

HARRIS s. SMITH
"AYE Just received and will receive the coming
Il IL week, large lot Of Spring and Sumner Goods
generally offered in this vicinity consisting in
part of the following
Corded Lamas and Cushmeres, NJ. de LANES
Graduated Muslins and Lawns,
Plain and Printed Lawns, Ginahams,
Changeable colured Apines, PundesheTy,
Barages and Balzorines, Afliagan Satins,
Large assortment, OF Eng and Am. Prints,
Linen and Silk Hdikfs, Crayats, Hosiery Cloves
Barage and Cypress Wells,
Brown and Beached Linen Table Covers,
Plain and Striped Cambria and Muslins,
Umbrellas psrasols and Parasoletts,
Florence and Lawn Bonnels,
Good assortment Of Ribins Roseiic Tabs,
Few pieces of hne and supeIfne Wool Carpetings,
Cotton, Cotton and Wool Carpets and Binding,
few sacks Of extra fine Geese Feathers,
Heavy Sheelings, Drings, Tirkings, &c.
Broadcnths Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Cnshmereils, Tweeds aud other goods for Gents.
and Boys summer wear.
Locking Glasses, CrOckery & Glass Ware
Hard Ware, Nails. Window Glass,
Paints, Oils and Dye Slnfs,
few sacks pure ground Rock Salt
good assortment Of Groceries,
few chests more Of that extra qualify OF Y. II.
Tea, together with most articles kept in country
store.
We would solicit a continuance of all our old Gus
toners, anil respectfully invite all TO call and examine
our GOODS, as we shall be happy 10 exhibit them 10
all who may lavor US with call and enIeavor 10 sell
them as reasonable Terms as can be purchased in
this place
~ IS. Palm Leaf Brailers supplied on liberal terms.
HARRIS s SMITH.
Wilmington, May I, $40 4wS7
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SPRING FASHIONS.

MISSES WAI@ Is SlIwE
XNToULD respectfully TO the public that they
w have received the SPRING FASHIONS Tor Dress
es and Bonnets Of the latest and approved styles
-----ALso,
choice collection Of Rbns and Flowers and great variety
of Millinery Goods ali which will be sold at low prices.
GrOld Bonnets repaired and put in the most Fashona
BILE shape on reasonable terms
QFNo 9 Granite Row, up stairs.
April s. LAG. 81
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The Morgan MatehIcss
BUGGY Trimmings.

DLATED and Brass Bands Buggy Lamps, Elliptic and
Side Springs Axrs, Malleahe Castings, Patent Ieai-
er, Oil Carpeing, Coach Lace, variety choice patterns,
Tor sale in large OF small quantities, low, BY
Apdl99. : 6ws6
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Lumber.

y Spruce Shingles, Floor and common Spruce
Boards, Capboards, wooden Eve Spouts, SliIwork,
Sc, &c, constantly for sale in Pulney by
March l6, 1896 1850
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PAINTS.

TIME subscriber has hand full supply OF Paints Oil
Il and Turpentinei also, Glass Putty, Window Sash
aud Doors which he will sell At the loves, prices and war
rant the quality to give satisfaction.
@. C. HALL,
April %, 80
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vs. Painting, Glazing, &c,

u.s. Painting, Glazing, &c.
TIVE subscriber at his Shop No. 3, Back Row, rP
Il srAiRs, continues the PAINTING business IN
all lite departments Those wanting jobs his line are res
pectfully invited to give him call.
HOUSE and SHOP PAINTING, PIPER
ING, GLAZING,
and every thing pertaining his line Of business will be
promptly attended and executed in faithful and salts
factory manner.
aJMa,erals for House Painting furnished the mos,
favorable terms.
SIGN PAINTING.
Persons wanting Signs Painted and riiered invited
TO call, the subscriber confident Of his ability TO give
entire satisfaction in that branch Of his business Terms
reasonable.
LIZ KEEPS HAsD TOR sALE,-
PAINTS ready mixed, Boiled Oil, Furniture Narnish, jap
an, Spirits Tupentine, Nc, as low be purchased
elsewhere
ALoNzO HATCH.
Brsrleboro, April !, ls46 1883
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STEAM ENGINE.

a -FOUR Horse Steam Engine nearly new, for
N sale cheap, with liberal credit orgood paper by
June 90 lT44l JASTEEN..
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ParasOIs and SUN Shades,
LINEN GOODS.


ParasOIs and SUN Shades,
LINEN GOODS.
1874, sd, 9-s, 40, aud 81 Linen Sheetings and
Shiungs large assortment at low prices; extra super
Damask and Snow Drop Table Covers, common and
brown Linen DO Damask and Snow Drop Napkins.
Russia, Scotch and BiTdseye Diaper, some very fine
fabric and finish, and very cheap; Beached and Brown
Linen Drills, also brown Linen for riding dresses.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown and beaehed Sheeting and Shiriing Of most
all widths and qualities, brown and bleached Drills
Jeans, Tckings, large assortment; Tweed, Plads
Cheeks. Stripes, Denms, Coltonades, Sc.
FASHIONABLE HATS very cheap, Leghorr
do, Cloth and Silk Caps, Wooden and Cotton Carpets
Looking Glasses, Tea Trays Table Cutlery, Crock
cry, new style Blue Ware, Glass Ware, Willow Wag-
ons Travelling Baskets, and Willow Cloth Baskets.
MORE or THOSE NICE FEA THEIRS
Rose and Bath Blankets, Imperial Quilts Black
DIah and Red Moreens, Burlaps, do. for Grain Bags
Corded Hair Cloth and Grass Cloth Skirts Gents and
Ladies' Travelling Bags, new style PAPER HAEeINss
sc.
BrOadcIOths and CaSsimeres.
English German and American Broadclolhs, arg,
assortment and will be sold cheap.
10 pieces Plain Striped and Plaid Cassimeres Of III,
latest styles and at low prices.
Rich Cashmere, Silk aud Worsted Nestings, Tai
lors' Trimmings, full assortment.
Gents Black, Plaid and Fancy Silk Cravats, super
Of Cd Blue Black Drap. de. Vienna and Mkt. CTotor
Cloths Tor Gents. Summer Goats, superior aud com
mon Gamhroons, Printed and Plaid Sanels, witt
many other articles TOO numerous to menlon.
A. E. DWINELL
Brnileboro April 81 1876. So
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Muslin Ginghams.

~ x pieces Muslin Ginghams and Balzorines, just
w CUNE GooDHUE.
Msy IL, 1886. 50
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Bemis' CuItivatOrs

vIWMMAT| N"AcM-.
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, balance ns is"1 Pearl ST., Boston.
.lss- =
Howe & DeblOis,

- A GAIN comes the same Horse that
fE7MHN IN tended two years ago this Spring.
bWN and a better Stock Horse never stood n
.M=u. this County,-for his Colts have beea
sold for higher price Than any other Colts whateyef
His Colts in this and the adjoining towns, are one
year old this Spring, and can be see as a sample Of
his stock. This Horse was raised in WalIineslord,
W. and has been owned in Londonderry for three OF
four years past and his stock superior to any other
in this seciion allowed by the best Judges Of
good Horses. We could, Gentlemen, bring you cer-
ii6cates from than one hundred that now have
his Colts; but as this Horse and his stock are so we
known consider this useless. He is the handsom
est spirited, best broke and best humored Horse
ever brought into this section.
The Vermont Morgan
is now owned in this town, and after July the 18th
may be found al George Woods stable, West Bratie-
bofo.
He may be found between May the sh and July
18Th, as follows On Mondays, al Marlboro Centre
on Tuesdays, at Williamsville, Newlane on Wed
nesdays, at Geo. Woods, West Brattleboro; and the
remainder Of the week at T. C. Lords, East Bra,lle.
boro.
For further particulars, see bills.
GEORGE WOOD, Agent
Bra,teboro, May 5, 1896 81
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Crockery and Glass Ware.
INSURANCE.

Il TOWNsLEY & SONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-04

AFFAIRS IN LA PLATA.-The Defensor de Ia In
depcncia americana, printed under Orbe's govern
ment contains, under date Of the 9Th Of October,
the following remarks =
"For SO days to-day, the naval forces of England
and France, stationed in the River Plata commanded by
orders Of the Ministers Ouseley and Defends and
sisted by the Italian pirate Gsrribadi, the ports OF the
Oriental sRepublic and hostzing the same by all
the means in their power-without its government or
inhabitants having given those nations the least
OF compainor pretext for such infamous and ache.
conduct. And what have those Ministers calling
themselves ironically, gers Of peace obtained
until now by their blockade and piratca attacks upon
coast but to prejudice the that the North
Americans, Brazilians Spaniards Portuguese Sardni
ans, and other nations carried with us, to damage
their own and to convince how vain their efforts
to impose laws upon Of capaby to resist them,
and to exhibit the msgnanimity OF our government, that
in return for the outfages they commit the blood they
she'd and the destruction they carry wherever these
concators appear affords TO thousands Of English and
by their respective agents the most effective protection
in their persons property and industry The idea
Of European Intervention, 10 an offence to American
nationalities but If reflects that, with the osten
sible object Of the conservation Of peace q war is
prolonged that had come to its end, and are
kindled, will be found than Intervention in the
affairs Of the River Platte. Attention, Americans =
Attention Meanwhile, IS days Of blockade have pass
ed-many months, perhaps years more, may pass, and
what will be the result but the total ruin OF the
Of the River Platte the lasting hatred Of the Eng
ling and French name by the native population and
late and sterile disappointment