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distinction He hoped the su.ct would be deferred to

distinction He hoped the subject would be deferred to
After some further remarks, somewhat humorous In
character by Of relaxation from the srduous duties
to which the attention OF the house had closely
called the consideration OF the whole subject in
definitely postponed
DR.. JARVIS in behalf Of the committee on the canon
sderation the law Of the church, with view to
the preparation Of complete code, submitted q report
recommending, LIST. That majority Of the doceses
be represented to constitute q quorum and that
each diocese shovld be considered sufficiently
ed for the purpose Of one clerical oneay delegate be
represented I'd That majority of the committee
Of the opinion that three clerical and three Law
delegates from each diocese to the ger
were amply sufci"at instead Of four present re-
CURED and finally that the time approaching when
IL would DO expedent to hold the general convention
once in seven instead Of three years at present but
doubling to the propristy of making the change for
some years to come The COMMITTEES suggested the pro-
pristy Of their continuance order to have time to
complete the business confdsd to them.
Hon Mr. NEWTON rose to propose serious question
was ~ advisable to prepare at this time complete
come for such an act They had not the men qualified
TO prepare euch system and not necessary He
would not venture to move that the COMMITTEES be dis
charged from further consideration of the subject al
though ne thought such proposition desirable
Key DR. OonpY concurrsd with the views Of the hon
CRADLE gentleman from Massachusetts,
message was here received from the House Of Bsh-
ops stating that the, had resolutions the fol-
That the rienna report of the board of missions be
received and printed together with the
In connection with It, In the appendix OF the journal
"a That the 7th article OF the constitution Of the
board Of missions be amended to introduce, after
the words foreign missions in the 7h line the proviso
that any OF the foreign missions which might have
bishop at their head might at the instance OF such bsh
op, be placed under the charge and direction Of
mttes OF three bishops to be elected for the purpose
the general Don ventou.
Rev DIR. OonsY proposed to lay the proposition In
latiou to the preparation Of code of
table, for the present; which being carried,
Hon. Mr. NEWTON moved that the House Of Delegates
90 not concur In the adoption Of the last named resou
ton.
After further discussion Of the subject the hour
of ten having arrived,
Rev DR.. OoILBY said he thought It important that
they should have opportunity to consider the
ston calmly and eisurely and for that purpose he
ed an adjournment which motion prevailing the house
then adjourned to half past this morning
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The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the upper corner of Bro.dway aud Mury has the
arget collection Of beautiful specimens Of notable persons
the United States Strangers and others should not fail to visit
this celebrated gallery
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The Catalogue or tho New York Anatomical
Gallery and Academy of Natural and Moral Science
situated at the Of Bowery and Division Streets is
useful ard convenient nppendage viste that
Inasmuch it furnishes index the models which il
Gray the phrenoogs who acts guide the vsiters
and the book explanatory OF the models be had the
apnf
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French BO0ts-BOOts which are Boots, re-
failing for 81 % equal those sold in other for So ST.
fine calf boots 50 So usually S. be found Young Paris
Boot Emporium, opposite Office Call and see him,
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Ship n1etoko, Captain Mcguire we, the

ship 1etoka, Captain Mcguire I'VE, the
undcsi ned cabin board the ship Metoa do
consider 1t duty tender gratitude
Mcguire commander of said vessel for his kind
conduct towards aud all others under his
care; ADD without exaggeraOn do maintain that Cap
Magures times coz not be
with respect to his tact transit md
diligence and personal devoedness the few that
on board his vessel, do canidy that could
words adequate to the public his
serng to them all times with the pleasure what
ever he considered would be .erviceabe Therefore, do
recommend the ship Mstoka to the ubc good saer,
having performed her voyage 30 days. and for
losing our fore top aud fore gal opsa and
gallant yard main top gallant and royal and SAIL
should have our voyage in days We d also
has better both for cabin and
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kkR< EO1ICE--Pspenysr per packet ship SAMUEL
AHA BicKs, Coz New orleaosj W please Dc on BOARD
fnds- pSi Sh, M u ociass A. Which t~e We ship wiI
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Nv AN E.-by a respectable young gin a place to @
w chamberwork house work to attend chit
dren Will receive calls for days at 90 Eleventh street
Good city reference given. o28 rem
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pieely trum hent-! is amusing the which
the popularity ofthe Richeieus has spoiled the good
public with this for long while yet and that will
nue 10 be the best aud cheapest
The price is 81 only Sold exclusively BY B. WATSON
% street. one door below Wall street, and Y.
50, sold ut 81 50 and Sc elsewhere. Pens repaired
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Metallic Tablet Razor Str0p.-The attention
OF deher Is invited to this article being made of the best
a'ss city manufacture and under the subscribers mmed
chasers the most perfect satisfaction For sale at
g. SAUNDERS & SON,
1T Broadway, opposite Howards Hotel.
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers have paid
particular attention to this branch of their business have
on hand at present the most beautiful and we'll seeeed
sorment OF pen pocket desk and sporting Knives city
with large variety of polished steel goods ground
g. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway,
flew doors above Courf land street.
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The Cheapest and Best place In the CITY to
get YOUR boots shoe. or Easr Jons.s Ann
be purchased elsewhere for ST. Quite sing He also sells
first rate boot at 50 So which usually sold for S. Double
the true system Of doing businesght and small
give enfire safiaf arfsan
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we're reported Prices were nrm and stock light Waeof
The market continued nrm, but sales report.
ed beyond small lot Of Georgia new, 600 bushslr)
AZ l 80 cents Corn-Saes Of 1000 bushels sound
yellow were made at II cents 5000 do mixed sold At IS
cents and 1000 do do at 75h cents; 1000 mixed sold In
store CENTS and lse0 do damaged sold at ~ cents.
Nea-Ths article continued firm and sales Of New Jer-
y were made to the extent OF 500 1000 bills at So So
Hye-salse OF 1000 5000 bushels made at a3 81
cents Oats were steady at 4S q 40 cents Barley
sales OF 5000 bushels old made at so cents. The
last sale OF new made at IS cents
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w ANfED--A STU ,tion chlmbe waiter. by
" respectable Protesaut young from 10
OF age, to mind baby and sewing she wash
htst rate; would have objection South with Idly.
The best Of city reference be Please call
Bowey first foo back Will receive calls all this
week. M eupa OR n. IN
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WALNUT rKEET THEATRE, rHIl. APELIpih Ii
w Lesser. = A. Manhsll Msnsser, W B,sE si-
LACK JuurTbursday evening. Oct 7s st, VIII es Ts
scented the admired play Of EEUDAL TIMEs-Waer tosn
rane, Mr. Wsllack Jr ki-g Jsmes Mr. Croekef' M~sa
ret R'sdSlRh Mr. wsil.Gs, u; ana Mis-, w.idesrs,.
To cooclude with 4 ROLAND FOR AN OLivEh
fred IishGycr Mr. whsstley; Maria Darlington MISS Chap
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w ANIED-board aud Lodging IN private family, by
w Professo, Of lately arrived from Germany
pensaton OF which he wond instruct the Piano. Violin
Organ, also thorough Bass The best references will be
given Apply box 893 Lower Post Office. OPS 3tiss rrc
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wv tctabI' WOmeh, pIaces-One do
w the cooking, wash ng aud ironing Of mail private
family; the other house ork chsmberwoIk; is good
washer aud roner Good city reference given. Apply 100
KivnRtnn m
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cnNnITInNs OF
THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW

l. THE MESSENGER AND REyIE W is pub .lshea iA monthly anHaheEs- Each number contains uoi less than e. large super royal pages printed good type and in the best tnanner and ou rzper of b. noss h<uutiful quality.
 ! The " "MEssENoER aEp REVIEW" Is mailed ca a about the Erst day 0l eveEy E,Onth in the year. Tveire numbers make volume ,--and inc price Of sae$trip'ioa is s per volume. p1saSIs ia asrsnos -oor will the work be sent 10 any one, unless the oroer ioE is is accompanied w9ih the cash. 9y-THE YEAR COMMENCES WITH THE JANUARY NUMBER. NO SUBSCRIPTION RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN THE YEAR, UNLESS THE INDIVIDUAL SU DESCRIBING CHOOSES TO PAY THE FULL PRICE OF A YEARS SUB- sCRIPTlON, FOR 4 LESS PERIOD-<a
 2 The risk of transmitting subscriptions hy mail VIII be assumed sy the pfvPsiefor- But every sub seoeI thns transmitting payment. IS reqnested ibe
 aes taking proper evidence of the fact and date of raiias} te retain Fnenor1fdum of the nanbeF and particular marks of fbe note sent; sabserip- noss nay se remitted tbrcsgh the Post MasteFs. AeserdiHg io the present laws.
 If sGhserpiioa is nos directed to be disean- assea beieFe the hrxt number of . volume has been pehashed, ii wIi De taken as q continuance for an ctheT year
 $. Aay one enclosing SEQ esrseat biIi. as enc ene, with inc names of FIVE NEW sahscsibsrs. :sAA receive FIVE copies o( the MEssEseER Ak D RrvILw. for one year.
 snasoFbeT For the year. are faliy inearred as sooa :. ihe frs; No. of the volume is issued and asfer nA, tne. ae eIseoniiaEance of a subscription will se pei Eatted. Nor will lazy subscription be disccn- asaea wnsse anything remains dRe thereon, unless al ths cPtioa ef the e1isor
 B. g. MINOR. Ediscx ead Propriefsr
 heAnoDd, Va, October, iS4S-
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and hs Who one heisesn wonf have. snoshar is veIy apt io frlase. bacauee hs hss stssEssfs Es E besn Esjec1ed ard cne e fwe SIssg. sssilsa hin as a sorsnne- -hanasr, ,nnd den kis bnsinsss is done.
 Asd 70 | was wish apr hero Ana shis rnori6esiioa he asd kis. mashsr lsh rnors kssnly. perhaps, Ifan al slse ress--fsr tlseys could be nc iaiostiee or foul play u theas casess and angHy though he miasa bA, as eamld pot compaain Hs anaahamasizea tlsa whale sex n his hears, aad said so his mo. ihef,
 ..I've supported polisies--Iss paIssics Aaw seppnrs me" The meaniag cf wAieh grand sentiment was. shas he coald sara ofses- seeksr-a party poliiitiaa for puvaae par pones the wsanesg of aH professioas. z Mesamhile Ashhnrss Led wom ske hess.ss- ftd Sshii, and net only ti,as, bus was deessssl . great match for her, fog he had nszae nn iadepen6rnes and name. and mieht instiv look forward to the highest hcnors thas are open io gsaias and inrassry.
 .sThat Harringtoa is disaxresahle uasn,' 2 wss one day remarked by some one, she abuses every body-oaiy 10 one cares fos bis abase,.
 ssHe's adiappoinsed nan,v ? was she reply.
 s-Disappoinsedrs rejcined she firss speaker, 'i Ike that. And whas rigAs has k io De disappointeds What gre his claims to any shing more than he hasf'a ..~s
 sWell, hardly kncw,n replied the ottex, smiling, .'now that you bring me 10 ths point, But. somehow, ve all expected Harrington to make tiguFe in the world; and why he hes not done sol dosi kncw1
 .Then i'Ii tel you, ? sad the iitst speaker; '<becasse he's poor ereahure-aheFess no stamina in him He hAs neither vless el mind ov character He's bees esrsed wisi, ambition without industry. He has nos the energy ,o act oas i.is own dreams. He wss jass ene of those promising youths who never come 10 any thing"
 sPity | IS | is true, but there's no repuia- .ion wishcat labor; and he who expects t, wsll turn out like Arthur Harringsnn, biaes and cynical. He may give himself the airs of a disappointed man, but that does nd, alter the fact of his being only poor crea- lBre."
 And so Arthur Harrington sunk b pIace- hunisr, and, poor derIl' ~Ta dix he was unable. and beg he was ashamed.
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-Hg ARKANsAs BAN N E,R ' puKItsskkD wKAKhr. sY REAIEDON < GARRKTT,
 rTHREE DOLLARS A YEAR A IN ADEaScE.
rrnms or ADvxRTssENGs

RHWMN OE ARN N-R e1Af- - r.. .vussr os 10 hos. er Iess. Gfst isssrtlon, .s. .oskAn. and FIFTY CENTS for eAen eoailna- ". - la Eaes. and net exceeding l&s to be - "a rcanre and balf--.oFef IS, and not ex- - 9s, astwo squsres--Andi in thai pfoPort'on t-1esy sarer6szments.
 =. 3T .avegsissmeaas tO be paid Co in advance. U-a-.ws ,..wsseA hy ssnA Fespaasahas peIson. 1T =. isiviaaal aeeunns, ii the nbove fates, e... !. asa and under Si00, in cae year, q dis -e.s ef 9s Der cent VII ee fn11e; znd wnsn t -. 10 Stee os upwards tA tns sane pe1ssa .;.srsut of S3l per cent wlA ee made ne aeeae s-.-.xex. uin ha made n payment be aeaezEed na. - shaIl lave expifed; nor win any re- liss Y. .. L ra6e on legal s2FeftisNmeus, required tStLo. al.. v s h- ruhafsAed' sy hE 'e 'eoxEERacTs = ETs Hv rMK TEAR. x.. ,xcssainE no lines. reneysae ai pleesaEe, s7o, % "
 .. e a" A 90
 .w.avr,4issmeats, or PnEts theIsa<. exrsSaisg la. .sn IsDea. as the ensa may be- subject to the ts, 2...s - S5,eounss krst meatinned; aaA 10 eon- T !. thg.e Fates for less term thzn year. No - fr oecasionnI uaioua; afa an eousrAetz . = yerr ts hs paid h aAssnee. .zzZE s l' es, ErAxDIxa ADvEKT1Szl lG5sesx
 e.. le Enes, or less. - saeh aaAifA0naA
 yEsnsAa. = asa.1e, ] '. D& 70
 n = ssees fs sasAs ss, ,ss lf
 ,n.,.s1;nr sAxxrtiseEAents wiil he charged At the = -~efiouea rates. afless eo=e=1rt he made wher ,. f-- ;r.rrfien snd raast be paia lof in sawahee e ,,sr,on ,til be snnouncsd foF any eGc<, eithel ,,S sssas. sr ceuzty. withoaf she advance Payneai .f kxs dpllmEz. ssa3ss $. pess,;esl eirculsrs vii be charged as advertise ,s,st.. and payment required fn aavsnce.
 Eo icb wiR beF~sffef bs delssssee b any Perser visk xaom we have 10 regular deAlanszs snfa Paid Iu sSser.isenenss must be marked win tAe naia- [ of finserts sx esired, otherwise they will bs eoe. ..,ss urtii fswhid, and chaseea accordingly.
 1- Nc garixtion wiIl be made frcm the above rates ssa0le narahes ef the paper, IA cents.
 AaItsarrs must be postpaid. or they Nin not Fe- give anv Atient1sn
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a. ~' -, @SszsOxSs E8Azlf U1G FFo9S1tE0T. heaEnoDd. Va, October, iS4S-

ARMY MUSITIoxs.-The steamer Colonel fsH which arrived night before last, had on eoa'd large amount of army munitions. and some of them novelties in the bloody trade of war.
 Every necessary convenience and material TOT ba'idiag wagon at any point or place, O. for repairing gun wagons or any thing e.ss of the like description, were on board. There was portable blaeksmih shop, with every appliance of the vuIcsnic art. from savIi and bellows down to punch and ham, ner, on board, and wagons designed for their Evaporation. Wagon-makers' tools, turn- sd hubs sawed timber for shafts, spli, iin- Srs tor axelsrees, bows for wagon covers, soo' in short, everything in readiness for in- sant operation Accompanying these are ailiul mechanics
 F addition io he abc,e C, the Col. Yell had "a board 1000 water tanks, to be slung over ,'e Saeas Of mules-indispensable in the 'oas dry march across the deseri. with such Appointments, our gallant army is no, likely 10 ss5er Y c,. f,...
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 cxneb Eb1hA. ~ aEssi .ss -. - spa ( 4 kssskl- esl ai ,l.e - Rzsi;. sAsiess uu aEEe QpHla wu Ei1ut eees kMsil, er Too KWsll, ~ hs wne .slI IIlll'g called ky his ffi1liAA. q . LIS faniunsss ef resniass- 4 lss.sr fson sn sfE1ss q 9m- nDona NaNey@e-f " 4t
 asiss Tnss M hrnskeF s,s srsouui ~ ae sinssAis AM t&1 ksaeiEA, kssi Ns& AIaf easiy ss~ 4isna ka dMsal ne8nilIB IB amuls.A - eF<ass af .s si1ys FfS ~. l, E - stsirh 1sfA lSgl AsosI. nI I1iHs CT assaat 1k)u ~ Nsl0 Iaas hlaiss ~ nni9 e aas eesA cFnwned ou shA anussnaa Mlf1 q waSas q massnFxs % ises naa6ea. N0 aNa1 N sk. als& ,lsaP-hAaeds Aso1md tlsis Nns . ks ~ Hs& abeaa g ykFas nesess: as.f la,s sk uslM - aAosatF bss.sssshcsk 9 ysFdsNeg Ton kwsil lsd slss asssrk tiafil she nEex ae mNfs alavssa wsslslA slIe iaaes riAN, 4ndE fhe ssIssse eAns fetsMtd 0alsisi< tss eaiex Als& TUwm A1a ewn wpEss Tlia woest wnS a;ven so shasge. aid lasapsi aVsx slsN V @ mF eesnEpaay Hnasea shoa& keE slia mot hmansah .aASly koiIew ne wsnt sntn tks annna1 Nptk. and fonnd ahpat no .exle6n4 lsfea sesa als,s EeeiY so kfe. psnsad IT anue1 shfeNgA tae AEsi aaes aN mesE aae. ee3 " pssee inte N; ~ | eug ts4 daeun aalls wsA nsdssaIly waasl sskk NJ Tissisa slse elpos sn2xt nsuFnine, Ak . xs s;ks seeea trln3 Fl my safFssT frlS4 ls ksss IstS ifssss " tAoasaistl oT them wers nps wostk s aps- 6us He. W " \
 AI Iearned Iarshes, lIAzl soos. sl,es k94ls wss Naaaaed, Gsnsssl Seoti wsal i1 sle kzl vhess hs lsy kaslt hY fsis siise. a.sa, Nk his haad, spoke ia ike kiaaesl ss.3 hzsa sosnest manner of he ssrvScan ik4s z4. sz6 tod hissf sss : - hst yea how muck we Eesst ae1 - sspssGa. Ire sorssishs witch rlsezet azf sntsespase3 every ssrn of de sssaxs ~ CerFo Gordo. belongs to % eomsszea zMsaHz Aad then ous general ss @ satdies.IIk zza iss man gor wssess slt sf us wasila e ~ shiags bear aii things. defy sll thiasAs An inferior genenl woald have waslsd his sissagsh by an atlssk all alanr shs sssznyss fronE Scott struck as fhs dseislse psiAs, aul the blow was syashine.s Ail<s sknA sesIss tsaee was paralyzad svsryvhssesn
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ilsHTiNS TOR FUN ,--Laeul Woodruff. of e~ cssstas N Gays company, says in a .ssIe' .'s as published ia the Lexingtcn Obs:--
 Sensa A'aa Il Is staied, says he is willing - ase' regulars and mes who kghi for glory,
 -. ne never wants to fight men again who ngA' ios fan. He says ihsy would shoot h,s men 10 aad then throw up shsis hats and hsIsoo. 's aoa' understand this.a
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Aa idIe seasoa lsAssss shs wsigAs = - Ssod caes ysa ssvs essoss. w ' <
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HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;

ast arrangements will be made for procuring Sfegu- lar and early saPpiy of Notices of New Works ard otSst Literary Intelligence. Orders for the Eogk ean be sent in al once.
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NORTH AND SOUTH,

saG eau6Aemai4ily appeais 60 tben far ssen zscFs sx,ensive patronage 10 the ORiy Literary JearsA af ioag and hlgh standing al iheir wide borders. ii s ncs sxelsoaaI, having always eircuiated widely in the North and East, ssd aimed af impAzting a HIGHER NATIONAL CHARACTERt te eur Pe- Il0escAl LlieralGre.
 THE THiRTEENTH VOLUME wlA commence on the ist of JaaaaIys IS47 md neither pains nor expense will be spared to make II snisenisy worthy of kncwledge. Among other iniags, 1t will oonszina
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ARTHUR HARRINGTON.
 ORA YOUTH OF PROMISE.

CffAPTERII. An eonE yeah. iE pitifal truth Tky pFi&e mnst feel . fali. pesT yS=sA What thca shAli hs weli have seen-- Thoa shalt De oaiY what othegs have been fa o The o0mmDhest drudge ef Den aud things. Ansaeaa ef yonE--eeaqangi heroes and kingss
 M TrpRKR
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.& v alssE, ss11 dzsses<oNh e sfzoMu- town resissrss yestesdsy " aiaef, bring ne . piale of soap aaS<k- | s ss, x.
 ASay soap ssssny xsraaesr. saad sAli ITsasessee rsssrned votxnlesr. wh0 kappsn- s4 to sst opposiis ts tn, <spd I'll xiss you |s Csrro Gosto whlppsnx, [ wilL | tod ihe
 old Geaezsa shsn Isft him sa J.asps. shas when Iesass sS ths 5sasss, fd lssk de ( a sss f'd hssx sayiaf sosp, snd ism sama's | 6oaA do II x FIT h ~s wish ssess dslkeslsy fh< Tsssssssas <caId ee sasssAvd -- D<lke. s ~ #
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-05
DIR CIRCULATION.

1--WE mean to keep the following paragraph stan
ding for the benefit of all whom it may concern:
ADVERTISING would commend the following
facts to the attention Of the advertising COMMUNE
The wilmington Journal" circnlates upwardSo u -
HUNDRED COPIES weekly. Its circulation IN tiie Wv
Of Wilmington is as large as that OF any otherpaP
rIished in the place. We would further sla'o ''Dl
circulation in the counties which trade 10 ''''
THREE TIMES large that Of any other paper poiS
ed in North Carolina, and hats list is daily i"o
We say, therefore, without the fear oil contradiction
that il is the best vehicle for advertising which the peo
ME oC WILMINGTON can select One other observation
We think that although large majority Of the readers
~ tbaoulourraIn ,re Democrats still THEY occasionally
do little trading as well the readers of the wing pa
ners We have written the above merely for the nfor
nation of those who most deeply nterested-busi
ness men Of all professions and all political Grecds
WHO WANT CUSTOMERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-11-05
DAVID FULTON, ED1ron.
VOL. 4.---NO. 8.

PROPOSALS, for publishing in the toaUr of
- Washington. N. c., a weekly newspaper,
to be called the washington Democrat" by
John Howard. The subscriber will commence
The publication of newspaper in the town OF
Washington, under the above title, with the as
sistance OF his son John Howard. on the LIST day
OF January next. Having published Democrat
lc paper some twenty years in Tarboro', in the
same Congressional district with Washington, we
presume it is unnecessary now to " define our po-
sIlon." Suffice it for the present to say. that the
washington Democrat" will be Thoroughly Dem
ocratlc, and efforts will be made to render it an
acceptable and useful newspaper.
TEnNs.z -The " w ashington Democrat" will be
printed on good paper, principally with new type,
and furnished to subscribers at t,0o dollars per
year in advance, So SO if not paid until the ex-
piratlon of the year. Advertisements inserted at
the usual rates.
Editors in this State will confer favor by Civ
ing the above few insertions, which will be re-
ciprocated should opportunity offer.
GEO. HOWARD,
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CONsUEPTTCT.
nd all diseases of the Lungs cured by
ND CIV A " NJ TN'S


And all diseases of the Lungs cured by
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
Tie Original Genuine FERMENTATION.
ANOTHER LIFE PRESERVED.
Philadelphia, Sept IS, 1916.
DR.. II. Swayne-Dear sir; Having seen the as
tonishing care performed on Mr.. Thomas, by your
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, was induced
to try it on myself was taken with violent
cough splitting of blood, shortness of breathing.
togethe. with violent attacks of asthma had
overdOne myself from exeron which | was not
able to perform. which Frustrated my system to a
great extent. | commenced the use oil your Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which gave me al
most immediate relief, and l glad to give my
testimony 10 all who may be afflicted in a similar
way. 1t will be well to see that the signature of
DR.. Swayne is OH each bottle of Wild Gerry.
WIN. B. WALTON,
18th St, 9 doors from the corner of Willow.
Beware ofthe worthless " Basams," % Btters,' y
"Syrups,' &c, as they contain none of the viz
tues of the original preparation.
The original and only genuine article is prepar-
cd by DIR. Swayne, corner of Eighth and Race
streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by Agents in
all parts of the United States, and some parts OF
Europe.
For sale in Clinton, N. c., by SHAW &
GARDNER, Druggists and Apothecaries.
Sept 3, 1877 6-6tltbm