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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27

G. II. ROBINSON II co,
,r,c1oN lND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
(WMAl"'0 WILMINGTON, n. G..
\, ,ror I A. Wizards Store. Entrance corner OF
princess and Water Streets.
Mach g. lSG0.--l5S&29.
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g THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Planta ton he
SS& Gently purchased known as the NEWFIEIDS PLACE.
- lying on the Cape Fear River u miles above Whining
ton containing 1000 three hundred rich river bottom
the balance upland oak and hickory of very superior quail
y The valley is safe any land the river The up
lands good foundation underaid with mari of the very
best quality and in great abundance. is considered and
doubtless i) the very best Cotton Plantation the
1t is in the possession of Tenent who will show to any
one in my absence. S. LLOYD.
Aug. l-tIN
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q. HIGGINS q SONS,

d b N5NRV59 - = = -
T-vruOI rs ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCER
w les AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ). L. corner
Market and Second Streets, ,,,-,. n
VIZ TH- o. Ioen 40-tf
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WINSLOW,
An exnerienced Nurse Female Physician presents 10
the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TnEfTAiI5NfG' y t5di5fse hv soft
enn the ~nxs reducing all inammation-w alay ALL
PAIN and spasmodic action, and is, is powZ1s
Depepd upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves
RELIEF AND HEAL1H TO YOUR R INF INFASTs AN rs:rs
We have put up and sold this article for over ten years.
and CAN SAY In CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH ;C J. Of it, it,
what we have never -n,os OeSn SETRB TRIB TSS IT
FHIp any othsr IN TGdisSe sIS GLE MsTANcE
TO EFFECT sooTIsG GuKE nn an Theh instanco Ias 5f
used Never did we we any one who used it.
On the contrary all delighted with its operations, ana
sneak in terms of commentator OF It's magical eectS AM
medical virtues We speak in this matter Ia tnHE
Do after 9N ten 0Ky y9aHlfE THE OF WHAT
VIZ HERE DECLARE In almost every instance Wne[e ere LIZ M
infant is suffering from pain and eXhausuon, ieG % W. ~
found in fifteen twenty minutes alter the syrup 10
This valuable the PEssGrPqR PNRSE q SnG q
InosG rd n and has been used with NEVER FAILING SUC
CESS in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
a. ~ 4ocH @ and bowels corrects acidy, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system 1t Will almost instantly
SHeyse, Ss,Nc IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND coLIC
and overcome con- 1oP dad 1Ia3iVS end in death
RS4S SsssSS
GN oHfLDREN whether from teethng or any
IN thor canse We would say every mother who mas
bd suffering from any the foregoing
NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICEs, NOR THE PKEy bd
snd the relief that will be sUREyes ABSOLUTELY SURE
to follow the use of this medicine, timely used Fu ul
for nsing will accompany each bottle None genuine
nnIess the fac-simile of CURTIS PERKINS, New ork'
| is on the outside wrapper.
- Sold 90 by Druggists throughout the world
0o'u PRINCIPAL Office, 13 Cedar street, n: Y.
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS PER 1lsn BOFT1E' a9G 181S
| Soia 10 III " Mnons loen ' " - l47-3m-27ly
------------7-- -f1AIVTs-PAINTs.
T0nRE WHITE LEAD:
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II T. HOLMES.

H. l.. HOLMES.
7 AW OfFlCE' Neic Journal Building.
~ u1,o,ts of Duplm Sampson, Baden' Columbus and New
Hanover. Nah 1ctb 1850. l39-26ly
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u. C.. JOHNSOi
NmnnNE

----- r. G. JOHNSON,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES wr vrxoros NC
, ,o+ronege in above line is respectfully So
share 6n o G Ppersona attention will be given to all or
dsrs entrusted to his care 35-ly*
1850
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN ONS-
EnXV COUNTY.

INHE UNDERSIGNED, as Executor of the last Will and
Testament of George j. Ward, deceased offers for sale
the HOUSE AND LOT and PLANTATION where the de-
ceased resided. The Dwelling is large and commodious
and although located upon the Plantation, is withng the
limits Of the corporation of jacksonville The Plantation
consists of ONE THOUSAND AND FOUR HGNDRED
ACRES. situated New River. and partly embraced
within the limits Of said corporation large portion of the
Land cleared the balance well tmbered and can be eas
ly drained
Also, 100 of URPENTINE LAND, with the Trees
mostly boxed. Th land is New River, about five miles
below jacksonville
Also, the Plantation Bachelors Delight, containing
bout SIX HUNDRED ACRES, about ten miles above Jack
sonville.
The above Lands if sold private sale before the
month of November next, will be sold publicly.
For turthe: particulars address
RICHARD w. WARD, Executor,
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E-T n II. McKOY ~ co,
M ~ HoMMISsION MERCHANTS, South
= water Street, NlLM'N"'0' 52-tf
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TKICE UNE JULIAN Ftt DUI IE' :
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
AYERS CHERRY PECEORAE
has for itself such for the of Varie
Throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely unne-
it has bee employed AS it has long been in constant
throughout this section need not do more than as
the people its quality kept to the best 1t ever has
been may be relied do for their relief all
it has been found to do.
AYERS CATHAITIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAPURGATlVE MEDICINE.
For COSTIyENESS;
FOR CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
For JAUNDICE;
FOR CURE OF INDIGESTION;
FOR HEADACHE;
For CURE OF DYsENTERY;
For A FOUL STOMACH;
For THE CURE ERYSPELAs;
For Piles
FOR CURE OF SCROFULA;
For ALL SCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS;
For THE CURE RHEUMATISM;
For DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
For THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINTS;
FOR DROPSY;
Fox THE CURE OF letter, TUMoRs AND SALT RHEUM;
For WORMS;
For CURE OF GoUT;
For DINNER PILL;
For THE CURE NEURALGIA;
For PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are that the most sensitive can take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable no d Can
arise from their in any quantity .
| Price 25 cents per box; five boxes for 81.
Great numbers Of Clergymen Physclans statesmen anu
eminent personages have lent their names 10 cerIy e u
usefulness of these remedIes out our space mere
will not permit the insertion of them Ihe Agents peow
named furnish gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC III which Ie9
are given with also full descriptions Of the above com
pains and the treatment that should De 1oo"eo lor 'e
cure. .,, H., ,ouu rr;+I, o+lor ,ro
variations thew make more profit Demand AVER and
take no Others The sick want the best aid there Is ol
them, and they should have IT, ,. uy,,+r
All our Remedies for sale by H. MclAlnL, HlhnSC
Lucas Moore, Goldsbcro' +. g. Duffy, NeWbern >. :
Hinsdale Fayetteville; Williams Haywood, Raleigh; M
A. d C. A. Santos, Norfolk, and by all druggists;
| Ioa A+b 1870 1902 02-laWeOW-l9eOWly
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Professional and Business Cards

GEO. ALDERMAN,
.,,,peCToR OF NAVAL ST ORES ',rucroN NC
l,tI r. Alderman's Store. -o,ioi.s rotrorao.o
Office az attenton paid to business and socnS patronage
n, his country frlehos' l-1Om*
= Auy. 80.
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o. NEGROES NEGROES WANTED.
A GENTLEMEN, your old customers are yet in mark
q et An you who have NEGROES for sale, would do
"'N W ei'0 =" POWELL l. MACARTHUR, Clinton, N. C.
7 A McARTMrR. [July II, 186O-46-1y*
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OWEN & YARBROUGH

OWEN d YARBROUGH
HAVE THIS day entered into Co-partnership for the
IL purpose oi transacting the COMMISSION AND FOR
NARDlNG BUSINESS in all its branches, in Wilmington,
and will give prompt personal attention to all business
trusted to their care.
Liberal cash advances will be made on consignments of
country produce.
Store. JOHN W. OWEN
o. S. YARBROUGH.
Wilmington, Oct 20, I859-S-ly*
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TTNHE SIXTEENTH SESSION of this Institution will
i the ls Monday, the Sd of September, 1860.
Thorough efficient instruction is provided in all the
Departments of accomplished Female Education.
The Terms for Board Tuition &c. the same as those
previously established.
For Catalogues containing full particulars, apply to the
Principal. l.. C.l GRAVES.
July IL, 1860 46-3m*
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS. .o.a 90
IT, PERSONS having claims under any OF the Acts OF OF
A CONGRESS for Bounty Land, Pensions, &c. Will DO wen
to address the at Pleasant Ridge conny
% S attend strictly to their orders, and secure the
claims with the greatest possible dispatch; no11pp
,,o ,oeo aeemx Attorney for Claimants
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WILLIAM j. PRICE,

TNoPEUIUR UF NAVAL bIUhEo,
/ WILMINGTON, N. G.
SO the patronage of his country friends and all 9th
er engaged in the Turpentine business.
kS-Ohce opposite No. Al, North Water street.
Nnr Nh w
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A. F. BIZzELL.

F. NJ. BMELh' uIyzEIJ, Il CO.,
.noCUpS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Iho0''" No. 80 North Water Street.
u WILMINGTON, N. C.
% &C
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]. A. SADLER.
SHERMAN BROTHERS,,

,,,rr,0c AN3 JOBBERS or d5a HARDWAkE' IN A' @ GUT
IMPo0REIEEETSS ANT ASD HEAVY GOODS 10 Park Place
- l. TN I; Murray ST., New YORK
aII aIIIL - - - 1850 0-3S-6m"
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$40 REWARD.
pTrNAWAY from the subscriber about three months
"a since negro woman named BRIDGETT. She walks
lame quick Of dark t 1 low rug Gn On the
d in the neiqhborhood of Wrightsvile The ABOVE re-
ward will be paid for her confinement in wilmington 'a'
or for her delivery to the subscriber ,r, , 1r1Nc
Aro IS6O-49-tf JENC' D. 1AhA'"'
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES:
% THE SUBSCRIBER is in the market, and Will pay
E the highest cash prices for NEGROES OF any age
~ suitable for the Southern market ~ o,,r,,D>,c
Clinton, Sampson Co., N. c., June q, 1860 ely
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w. IL. ALLEN

w H.. ALLEN,
COMMISSION MEhuH4 WILMINGTON, N. C.
L attention given to consgnments of Ma
Prompt Goton other Country Produce for sale or
shipment; ,eo l96-lw-35-u
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Gu. LAND FOR SALE. fsaS-
E:;s THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, $40 ACRES ~
-A-- OF LAND, situate i'll Robeson county, five miles
South East of Floral olege in healthy moral and intel
igen community, conveniently located around place
chosen for Depot, the w, c. R. Railroad On the
place and comfortable dwelling house, containing
six rooms and places good passage and piaz-
"a. The outhouses mostly and Of good quality
including CotonGn House and pack. The Orchards of
Apple and PeacA Trees are good selection and bear
choice Fruit which pcn from the beginning of the fruit
till frost The Well Of Water is good as this coun
try affords The greater portion of the Land is heavily tim
beed and admirably adapted both to the Turpenne buai
and Farming purposes There are about 5 Acres Of
cleared Land75 of which fresh Also, tract of 4j0
Acres heavily timbered of clay foundation every
cepb Of cultivation and suited especially to raising Cot
ton will be sold accommodating terms to persons making
early application to EDWARD McCALLUM,
Gilopolis z. o., N. G.
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ID PLANTATION FOR SALE. Sxe
f.A THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANT $FFSa
- ALTON, situated in Duplin county, about three -
miles West of Kenansville, the Fayetteville road
tanning $50 ACRES. -
The improvements consist of good DWELLING and
every necessary out building. About THREE HUNDRED
ACRES are under cultivation and in good farming condition
The neighborhood good and schooling facilities unsur
passed.
Persons wishing to purchase requested to call and
view the premises and judge for themselves -
March % 1860 30-9m*
LAND FOR SALE
YNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO -
4 GO SOUTH offers for sale his PLANTAIION 49,
and LANDS in New Hanover County, IL miles below
Wilmington consisting of 1000 less, front
ing on the River upwards of two miles, running
thence to the Sea- including Sound and Banks There two
Tupenne Boxes cut and Pines enough for five or
six more tasks Wood both Oak and Pine in abundance
quite quantity Of Mill Timber might be cut and all con-
Some TIVE hundred acres of Marsh and
Swamp Land, might be converted into Rice Farm The
attention of wishing embark in the culture OF the
Grape, is particularly invited.
on the premises about $50 cleared land quite
number Of fruit trees; small dwelling house and other
necessary buildings, including negro houses
To any person possessed of sufficient force this place
offers facilities for making money rarely met with
further description useless. Come and see for Jour-
self A bargain may be had, and no mistake.
Sept. 30th, 1859. 5-u
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BLADBN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SeSsioS-Augs Term 1860.
Mary A. McKeithan, Christian White
and Nancy Mcmillan,
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LANDS IcGDaG SALE.

sSs4 THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 ACRES OF
S@ LAND, situated South of and Immediately on the
-&- Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road ~ to "a mics
from Wilmington Their advantages in regard to health,
SOIL timber, and winter range for stock with the
advantages and small expense of draining cannot
an offering them lower price per than any in this
section. These lands pronounced by judges to be ne
cotton lands Persons wishing to examine the said lands
will please address Westbrooks Post Office, Baden
county, N c., stating the time they will be at Maxwell
Depot ON said road and will meet them there and show
them the lands Those wishing to know ANYTHING concern
ing them before visiting will write, and will answer them
Immediately. ). A. KObESoON
Ashwnni Rladen County. N. c.. Feb "a. 27M
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VALUABLE SWAMP LANDS FOR SALE.
Sss. THE SUBSCRIBER having determined to go South
E offers for sale his entire possession of LANDS in New
-- Hanover county, 80 miles from Wilmington, aud
mile from the Cape Fear River, in CantuCk District there
being about 800 in ALL of which 50 drained
and cleared. and fine state of cUtvatOnhcre being
about 200 to clear, all heavy growth Swamp
Land being portion of the well-known JUMPER AND
BEAR SWAMIS, and the balance UPLAND. The Swamp
is we'll adapted to the production of Corn Peas Potatoes
and Rice. On the Plantation is very good DWELLING
HOUSE nearly new, and all necessary Ouhouscs, and
good Well of Water The place is pleasantly located, and
healthy any in the State Also another tract imme
diaely the Cape Fear River containing l52 acres about
miles from the above plantation all fenced for the purpose
of Pasture. There is about 40 cleared and well
adapted to Corn Peas Pumkins &c Also, there is any
quantity of OAK AND ASH WOOD handy to the river
which can with little labor, be turned into money Any
De cson wishing settle himself valuable and pleas
an y located place any this countryn good neigh
bofood-woud do well call soon, am sure the place
is well known to remain OH hand long. Apply to the
subscriber the premises address Arthur BOurdeauX
Caintuck P. O., New Hanover county, N. G.. -
AnriI 49, 1S6O-34tf ARTHUR BOURDEAUX.
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Aug. 80, 1860.
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M JOS. HANKEY,
"A East Lombard Street, Baltimore
DEALER
TEA OLD LOCOMOTIVES,
"a rs, ENGINES, BOILERS,
CGDns, AND nD OTHER MACHINERY IN GENERAL,
'PP'1 1,SS, BfaSS, Lead, Iron, and other MCtalS,<
De-, 18th 6GHS YSss AND PAPER STOCK,k&c. &c.
A00S' l6-lY.
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AT correspondent froa iLeayeaw,riI

TIA correspondent froa LFsprYseaaTFr'rih,
Z. T., writing to the OIo SALESMAN ia
scgardto tho, suferers.in Kansas, says:
n My object in wiring this letter lis not
to induce anybody to. Withhold anything.
There is grave need for. The charitable 10
prove themselves such, but | do desire to
disabusezthe, public miad Of some, serFone-
Gus Impressions. that | infer ffom the pub
lie prints have teen created It is sim
guar fact, (and it is ons) that the coun
ties that have suffered most, are those
lthat,haye devoted themselves to- politics
and not to hard work, and those who have
been most active in apotheosising Hyatt,
and been most busy in exaggerating the
facts of the case, and falsifying the cause
Of them, are men that have never done a
hand'sl stroke to develop the fertility Of
the bosom of that Kansas whose calamity
they now so disinterestedly deplore. H
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Kansas---The Dark, Bloody Ground.

tAoAoese ho O1IA, oiOOuy 0AouhA'
"The devil is loose" again insKansas,
In the shape Of Montgomery and 800 or
400 other abolition marauders and cut
throats. They have opened rebellious
warfare upon United States officials, san
dry pro. slavery men, aud the border coun-
ties Of Missouri. Fort Scott fs-in pos
session of the rebels, other people hay.
ing been driven ont. The United States
court was broken up. Judge Williams and
the other officers compelled to ay for their
lives, and Ave men were killed, and others
were captured, and are expected to share
the same fate -. The invasion. of Missouri
and the liberation Of the slaves. was pub
licly announced by Montgomery. who AZ
pears, 10 be anxiously seeking his fate at
the end Of a rope The latest reports
confirm. the occurrence of murders, the
continuation of the wsrfare, aud the in
vasion of Missouri. The refusal to ad
journ tho government, land sales is SEX I'd
upon as the prctexs for all this murder
Gus conmotion aud civil war, but the re-
al design is something else. beyond all
question. The government. on the, ve-
ceips of the news and application OF Gov.
Medary, has ordered troops under Gen.
Harney, to the scene of action, and that
veteran, it is to be hoped, will make short
work Of the job and nince meat Of the
well armed ruf1ians. who are plnudsring
aud numbering. The troops Of Missouri,
under orders Of the Governor, are also in
motion, destined to their own frsntisr.
We may soon expect to hear of warm
and perhaps bloody work in Kansas. The
orders to she military forces are positive
for tho determination of Montgomery and
his lawless gang, and will, very properly,
be performed at all hazards. There is a
fair prospect. of more bloody heads than
starving mouths in Kansas, for the next
month or two, at least 1t is thought by
many, and charged by some. that much
of the money aid procured throughout the
country for starving Kansas, has been ap
piled TO purchasing the means to make bel
bleed afresh. Be this as II may, there j:
certainly good cause for everybodyjto de,
pIore the condition of that unfortunate
territoy But The subject is an unpleas
ant one, aud we drop it for the present :
Aahoning Sentinel. r... f.. ,r..-, ~, :
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w The Springfield. Mass, Repub
aIcasfthe best Republican paper. in New
England. acknowledges IA
1. That the Republican party are
s0rong in, passing Personal Liberty Bills;
2. That these bills are "pernicious. y
and AN VIOLATION OF THE CON
-STITUTION" UNJUST TO THE
SLAVE STATES ~
8. That these Republican enaotments
"mean Notification. are 'unconstitmtional
IN spirit, and only fail to be boldly and
squarely unconstitutional on Garrison's
ground BECAUSE I'VE (she Republican,
HAVE NOT THE COURAGE TO GO TIE WHOLE
and nullify the constitution boldly and
squarely !" 60. @7 -.
5 4. That these Personal Liberty Laws
ought to be REPEALED.
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HORSE STOLEN

From the stable of the subscriber in Bel
mont County, adjoining New Castle, Wayne
township, on the night of the 3rd December
horse saddle and brbls--the horse is four
years old last spring, dark bay, black name
and tail apl legs, ymane and tail heavy, a
small symptom of = star in his forehead, Is
hands and inches high the saddle half worn
with plated ttirups,, the plating partially worn
OF, an irish drilling cloth the bridle half worn
with plated stiff bit of best quality; the horse
shod all round with new shoes. "A handsome
reward will be giyenfo tho horse and thief or
horse alone. 3L JOHN MlLLISON. 4
Dee. ., lsee.-3tyAs % 80
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DUFF's MERCANTILE COLLEGE, PTrTs-


DUFr's MERCANTILE COLLEGE, PITTS
suRcH.-The Senior Principal of this
time -honored establishment is The author
of Duff's System Of Bookkeeping. sauc-
tioned by the American Institute and
Chamber OF Commerce of New York as
the best in use. AS merchant, as an
author, as an accountant and as m In.
structor, his lectures bring students over
1900 miles past numbers of other col
leges. The Junior Principal is equally
distinguished as penman. Some of his
contributions to our Fairs were new de-
signs, and remarkable performances.
The Western Virginia. Western Pen.syl-
-vania and the Pennsy ylsapia State Fairs
awarded him eight first class premiums
over all competitors, viz: For Business
writings Recording hand,i Text hands,
Ornamental lettering, Pen drawing and
Gard writing Proving bis SUP ;ority
in every branch Of the penman's art.
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Al ty Strumoas or Scrofulous affec-
lions are the curse. the blight TIE potato
rnt Of mankind. They are vile and filthy
aslwel as fatal. They arise. from CON
tamination and impurity of the blood.
and are to- be- seen all around, hs.esery-
where One quarterof all We meet are
tainted with them, and one quarter o:
these die of them; die foolishly too. be.
cause they are curable2 Ayers SARsA.
pAarnEA cleanses out the scrofulons cor
ruption from the blood, renders it pure
and healthy, and efsc:pally expargates
the foul contamination from the system.
No longer groan under your -Scrosulous
disorders, since the irresistible Aver has
provided his masterly combination Of CO.
rativc virtues that he calls sARsApARILLA
77[ Democrat. Waterbury, CT.
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speILING THEIR FuN.-.The defeat 0

SPeILING THEIR FuN.-.The defeat OF
oAnsooI Buringame spoiled all our fun on
Tuesday night, The grand results eve
rywhere else throughout the country were
only partial compensation for this loss. y
car So writes one of the most virulent par
tisans of Lincoln, to the Tribune. And
SO, too. woald the New. Jersey Republi-
cans say of the defeat Of Pennington. 1t
spoils oil their fun. a.as sli = ssk
: But this is not all. That twenty. y.ohe
opposition in the House, of Representa-
tiyes is likely TO spoil all their fun FOR two
years to come. The victory of the scces-
sionis,s is q barrentone. There is no fun
in. it--N Y..Jour7sals of Commerce.
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E- We have received a communion

~ We have received communica-
tion. commenting with some severity upon
local school directors. chiefly on the al:
legged ground of their employing. ircom-
petent teachers. There may be some
justice in our correspondents striclures,
bnt we think they arc rather harsh. II
directors should establish The standard
which he proposes. it would hardly be
safe for him to ask, in writing. for q
school, without frequent reference to q
dictionary. -