Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-25
Will YOU READ THE TRUTH.

A MEDICINE must have merit and great merit too to
~ stand the test of public opinion No art of putting
galvanize worthless article keep alive as good
medicine if it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and extends
year year. spite opposition The people read
lily find out its virtues and the fame of them passes
spread it. Il l,ving ,citness testiyng to the cure med
cine has made for him. of far more service than
In proof what we sy above we refer you to Hampon
Vegetable Tinctu1e and its effects Its praise in the
their testimony its wonderful cures Among them we
name Hon H. Clay Hon Richard M. Johnson Vice Presi
Thomas Canotbroher the celebrated physician of The
Emperor of France-was cured by it of disease of
America had failed.
In fact the rich and the poor young and old every place.
warranted free from all mineral substances This Tncture
by its mild pleasant and safe action the stomach liver
Kidneys lungs, and the SYSTEM Dyspepsia M
Complaint Diseases of the Urinary Organs Coughs As
ma , B,onch"l Affections ceesumption serofua King;
Dance, Fits Nervous Affections generally, Fstua, Piles
Bowel Complaints, with all diseases arising from impure
blood AS remedy for the various arrangements of the F
THE FEMALE SYSTEM HAS, IN DOCTOR HAMP.
TONS VEGETABLE TIACTURE CURE for its and
complicated arrangements. Hundreds who have been de
tated and dpirited and on the of premature grave
have been restored by its to blooming health which
are abundanty able to lrove by such host of LIVING
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris Esqs Letter. Alexandria, Val
After speaking of wonderful himself he says;
Mrs has been suffering with the liver complaint and with
inability, constantly complaining, from weakness thoHgh
her whole system She now enjoys better health than for
TONS VEGETABLE T1NCTURE."
RHEUMATISM, % YEARs.-Mrs. E. Bagwell of VII.
ginia suffered from Rheumatism from her 18th her 5h
year of at times entirely helpless Being wealthy she
employed the best medical attention and tried many med
elnes, but was cured only by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE
COUGH; CONSUMPTION. &e.-Mr Henry C. Vim
had cough for years. great weakness &c. had in a
only BY HAMPToNs VEGETABLE TINGTTRE: ..
more street. Baltimore and 3O4 Broadway New York Call
and get Pamphlet. gratis; sold by c. & D. DuPre VII
mington, n C., and by Druggists generally. a.
FINE TIMBER. TURPENT1NE AND
| FARMING LAND FOR SALEM r OBEsON COUNT
THE SUBSCRIBERS the lst March last, pur- %
chased of Jhos J. Curtis Esq his interest in the Z
They have had portion of the same surveyed and
fer fa 70 for sale the following tracts:
from the 'sRed Banks, and two miles from Lunbt
River, adjoining the lands Of John Drake Esq, and
others. This tract is we'll tmbered and valuable fr
AIS Acres :. The Broad Ridge about miles from
Lumber Rlver and IL miles from the Wilmington
| Turpentine Land in the county. There are in Tbs
Tract some very eligible situations for farms of good
535 Acres about half mile Archaeological Tur
1871 Acres near Ashpoe adjoining John Mcc.um ESQ.,
I and others
1oa Acres on Wilkerson's swamp adjoining McLsaH
Leitch and others.
Io4 Acres on Back swamp" adjoining Peter Munros
| Neill Leitch, Esqs, and others.
oo| Acres on both sides of The First swamp adjoining
| - the Tract where John w. Afford Esq now resides:
lO3o Acres on ShoeHeel,' adjoining the Lands OF "
Edmund Mcqueen, John McCallum, Esqs, add
/ others.
SO Acres Ash-POe," adjoining John McNuir Esq
and others.
@a5 Acres on IS Jacob swamp" adjoining the Lands
l Thomas Townsend, William Berry Thompson, Na
| John b. Thompson, Esq. .
%SS Acres on The Little Marsh. ;" including portion
. The Glass Pond adjoining the Lands Of J. BethHn'
Thomas Jones, Esq and Others
$50 Acres known as The Big Desert This is said
be as valuble Swamp Land as any in the State, "'
- can be reclaimed at comparatively little expense
40 Acres adjoining the Land of Archibald S. Cure b
and others.
15O Acres adjoining the Land of John McGougan bH'
Mrs Brown, and others.
The above Lands will be sold on accommodating terms
JOSEPH THOMPSOH1
1 ROBERT 5. FRENOh
Lumberton Nov l. 1883 546t-lO4
we nave at the request Of Jcseph Thompson and ho
> French carefully examined the title to the LANDS
chased by them of Thomas J. Curtis ESQ known as
q DUBOIS LANDS lying in Robson County, and We I"
without hesitation, that their title is perfect
JOHN WINSLOW'
J. IL SHEPHERD
Il ROBERT STRANGb>
i TT Is AN ESTABLISHED FACT That the only P'S
Caps is at the Granite ow Hat Stoe doors above -
perance Hall IOct. n, 1851 c. MlnnTI1
4 EFT IT BE UNDERSTOOD-Iba hat the largest ana ,e
is now open at the Hat and Cap Store which the az
ton OF all in want is respectfully called c. M1E
Il JXTALKING CANES.-Gentlemen wishing to examlII IA
wv fac stock do hy calling at the