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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

As Heenan was too hnd braten to ALLOW any fquab-
bling ttat TACT, thc YoLkcs are busy gelurg up
lies to show that thor tOul piuy tie lying so
especially Characteristic OF the Yankees that We give
xuup!e from the PhiIad4phi. g"2 e.:
Several Americans who at L. h. rJpe to witness
the great fight between iCensn ard X ug, have re-
turned aud tell, 10 sag the least range story, one
ii true, which epl0ks bal poorly tor "Englsh fair play"
Among these parties returned are I'm Hcenan, Con.
Fltz GERALD, John GOope, old Frank Mcin yre. These
nien corrOoorGte the testimony herctoioe published Of
The uJftneSs OF Heenans Seconds who failed To claim
time" on two stated occasions, when King was
unable to put in appearance" owing 10 bis ak
uces from Heenans blows. Sayers is accused OF bong
under the influence OF two frequ ibat. .ons showing
himself better t0ne hOider than second. HIS treat
ment of the Boy5' said to De rough and uunaur-
el grabbing by the bead and ears.
Jerry Noon, so Fitzgerald sass, while IIeeDan waa
lying the ground, attempted to dsocale his thumb
exrainng HELL have 10 more need Of that hand"
The fails gITen king by Heenan SAID have been
terrific, King second is accused Of catching him
once under heavy fail which would have prob ,bly
ald hn out. a letter, received BY veil known "bA-
Iardlst" in this city, firm + gIald, taud who
knows what be Is wfltibg) seys that lIe nau was
drugge1." He says, also, that our Physicians who
attended HecDan ai.er The fgb staud Geuy publish
their sworn e Jaws to the .cl !ult hiJ system was
tul OF chloTot rui, hut Hecnan VII not permit it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04
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I14N = OK IacksoDvlle, X. -. u zr' IL AHhL.a ;.
HIGGiN BaIhUhE
the reqjd~nce ct 4r Hugs ne, il the vicinity OF
Warsaw Dupun County Monday evening, A5Ih January
I.s4 b. the Rev, MIR. Kotcram, capt W. K. ? WIT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

m elegEyuIs

IL w.l ba seer tha, publish 10 tei,6raPhic Le"s
day cd !or The sinrie 2t since our last Is
sue 10 pEess o. private ellS-ans have passed over
the .n,s IEis We 7sgrot. h. caaH6f te!r Tie cT-
cInlsjlnccs Of ihe c2s. would tc be as oijows'
1t wouG appear that tbs operators ST If rent po0s
l.l 5ocm.d aszoea.ion tor uotaal protection, and
25 tie srsz oi certeia sTsT&7cs Of which they COM
pi,ired. re Managers o, tte Company, discovering
ta tz=tslce cg Ii. A5z-ca:icG sa, presume, dis.
approving nc action Of ,lo5a forming it, yesterday ai-
tc-u,o4 discharged suadry operators a0ng the Inc, ID
cuatng tie t--re operators hete Ne suppose tLst
t-',s jlu :l.Cg VII cone to Se1arai issue. How it
70 b. se,ue 50 c2nuot say, o,lg we ttrst that It
viii be- soon settled. Ire telegraph has 5scome re
casjY and in these Zines can hardly te dispensed with
FOR 4ag
Ne4lc { t4Iy acquainted with the merits OF the
couIoversys AID sheIetoIe shall have very little 20 say
i'll r--.ld 80 81, especially azy thing might say
could have little ef.ct ineotng it. Like other
4n4srt.a, tl.se are cwo s:des 10 H. aud perhaps
=24e-Ll-a Il Ii-ht and something II wrorg on
1gra. UaC grieyauco OF wh:cb tie ops-
rA.ors complain Is parity within our own knowledge.
We ADow JLac h-y frequently r5qui,ed 70 work eE
:r2 Loirs at night, and frequently oil night We Learn
t-. to1 tbs sEra service the COMPANY has refued 20
give o1la Tav. ! his the operators think urjust-
They ilE aod it appears 10 with reason, that when
sucn extra service Is rq1rcd, extra pay, independent
lbeir gul4r saacjes should be allowed. 1t IS fur
jhsr alleged iat when tie wires oroercd Open at
nigh. Oy military authority although The Company
ceves extra compensation, none s allowed tie opera.
tors
Tree ;Licgs On the face of item. strike u.s. as they
51lst strike y5ojY, as hard and net fair. What con-
s.4grl.iCrs nav On the Othcs hand be urged by the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

CoNFEDERArE WUMEN AND THE WAR.--As so much
has said oi the noble OF the South for the
uoble part taken IN our struggle for independence aID
Of which VIC endorst 1t may not be Gmiss 10 give
glimpse of the reverse OF th9 pc,ute We coy from
la0y correspondent OF th4 Noble Adveotter and
Register.
The Confederacy is wrhing in the tbroea Of mighty
agony, yet bow fashions shrine and blrn
the most costly Incense. Peace with drtop Dg wuga,
bowers in the distance but, oil regatdlres Of VOC ur
I5dIes fad time tor eas;iDg and dancing Tor ldugh
and flirting As long as they buy 2;.tarng btu-
DeP, and throw their iDtO the ey OrIOUers
hand long will lie press bls iron heel upon the aching
Eesrt of the sunny South. Ladies may rail against the
ortion but they the support OF tie extOriOuer
Without their slnni vanity b. could not 1--we
be daughters OF tue - the pride and boast
of her chlvary HaRven iorbd that they aid make
themselves st. The examples OF the n ),hers Ct the
revolution 81. nd out in hold relief shining hight to
guide n the path OF truth TO the Ia Of where
fJWers OF Lbtrry forever bloom. ] sp,ak from the
silent shades their warning, lest sinful WY should lead
to thy obstruction. There noble hearts among as,
whose very throb thrills with patriotic devotion, aud
whose very breath is prayer for victory; but how
many joined to Their idol pleasure and forget every
noble Impulse in bowiI at The Shine Of vanity.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-04

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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-02

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Storing Potatoes. for Winter.

When potatoes are to be put away
in pits, care should be takento keep
them as dry as possible, and to ven
tilate tie pile so that no confined
air shall remain. The best method
is to select high, dry ridge, and
when the pile is formed, give it a
thick covering of straw, grass or
stalks, with sufficient thickness Of
earth 70 render them secure from
frost, and then cover the whole with
a plank so as to turn off the water
into trenches, which should surround
the heaps. In forming the pile, a
tube, or several of them, according
to the length of the pit should be
extended into the body of the heap
and reach to the top of the earth,
for the escape of heated air. These
may be five or ten inches square, and
in very cold weather, the opening
should be closed with a bundle OF
straw or hay. Without this precau-
tion potatoes that are designed for
seed, are asmuch injured as if they
were intended for the table. Before
planting time they are so much grown
that their strength and vigor are SO
exhausted that the second growth is
much weaker than the first, causing
slender, sickly vines and greatly
diminished crop.
Except the covering of plank ,tur-
nip and other roots should be stored
and ventilated in the same manner
Germantown Tetegrc phi.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-02
WAVERLY MAGAZINE
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be- A French soldier recently
went to 9 Paris exhibition, and wish
ed to enter at half price because he
had but one eye. Claim not allow
ed.
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
A Family and Agricultural Journal
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-02
ms ws CAMPBELL
stoves! stoves! 7! stoves IVY

MN, JAS 9, cAMPBELL.-FouspEHs-P Pmnd,v
w south Of the borough Of Butler, where stos -
tsanty On band spd for ssis st Fsssonahis rssss
Dee. fseB=G
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-02
vOGELEY HOUSE.

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
Il eeneraly, that he has erected a large and counod
Gus bck building on the site Of the old and well known
house, formerly occupied by him Tavern stand He
new house and atters himself that he is now preIared 10
accommodate all who may desire to give him a call
having ample house room for hundred persons and
stabng for at lsast fifty horses -
Thankful for past patronage, he would ask eontinu
ance of the same. WN VoaFIIsV
Dec. Q, 1S63.tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
M dkpIcAL DEPARTMENT
Nl OF Tas
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The PIPrY-sEvEsrH SESSION oE THE SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE 10 the UNIVERSITY or MAINLAND
will eOmnsnco on MONDAY. ihe l1'b oi oetSusI, 1894,
and sud eA the lst Of March, 1855.
a fun Coarse Of lectures will t5 ziVen all the
hIancheH as foll0ssi
on SHygfy--By Prof y. II. Smith.
oa ChsHisiry and Phayaacg--Dy PEOk win. E 5
Aiken.
"a obasirisi aud piisdsfl u EoasH aEd chHiie.--
By Proi. O. W. Aiiahbergsr.
on Priaeipls and Pyaett'f Of MdlsiHf aHS ClihicGl
Reiisias dRd bygisne--By PreL klshsrd sei hersy.
W AHGtossy aud Phgsi9l9sy-b, lleL Christopher
Johnston.
o, Chew.
Prafi,Ol Anaiorly wlh BE- taught ~ James Il Butler
". u, pemouttr4tor.
Dufng the enutin1aDas OF tbs Miliiary Surgery
and Aiiiary Hygses Will lie iuiI0iucsd Issuia. pss
OF the eouFts.
ntousiss of this scboei bsys access At n ,iues u
the waTde Of the Baltimore lphrlaty Wheiu lhsy ru
witness the performpuce VI al the prIurpa opeIstops
10 surgery and 9an observe tbs uuerJps i0ts OF Ills
ssss under treatment The Inhrnaly sraeous hus-
ptAl 2ttaehtd 10 the Medirl School sud Il Is open to
Students daily throughout the sue year. Without Suy
| additional charge,
NE ices for lie fa Course of lectures are "; iui
| Mstileustinn, s. aud for Praeiesl Anatomy, SiO.
| 0EDkgE W. MILTfNBEHuER,
! s.~ ~ d. an Of The Pauulty.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20


II. II. DAIsGnURsr, DRuoGisr AND APofHE-
oARY, 5l1 Market-next door to the corner oil
Fourth street-has Just received and Uffsrs for
sale, large variety Of fancy articles, drugs'
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines aud
perfomery. Having lately Purchased III Now
York and Philadelphis at low prices, large
ossorlmeot Of hair brushes and tooth brushes
combs. fancy extracts. cologne Weter, toilet
soaps, hair preparations, &C. lie is prepared 10
sell them at the original New York and philadel.
phia retail prices. lie keeps constantly on'hAud
large stock Of the most popular and most rella-
BILE Patent moH'cipes. all Of which he guaranteea
10 be the Il ~ genuine, and warrants them
fresh and uaadulterated Ayer's Sarsaparilla
and Cherry Pectoral, Jayna's EKpectoraut,
Jaynes' Alternative, Carulinaiise, VemifnEe,
and Sana'ive Pills Browns Essence Of Ginger.
Husbands Magnssia, Brown's Bronchial Troches,
RadwAys Ready Relief, Tobia.' Horse Liniment,
Roberis Horse Powder, nunt's LlDiueut, Wolrs
Schuapps and proke'd PlautAtion Bitters, war
rsnled genuine end sold at reduced prices,
We would also Gull particular attention 10 his
family medicines, amoug which the following
preparations have been used for many years,
aud eau be relied on for their safe and efica-
oiOus cures: Bringhursls Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma, Is one Of the beat
remedies known for diseases Of the Lunge.-
BripEhursts Dyspepto Pills an excellent remes
dy for Dyspepsia. Liver ComplaihtO, Sc. Bring
hurars Auti-BiiOus Pills, a popular and desi-
rable cure for Bilious Fevers, Jaundioe, CostiVe.
ness, Headaches, &c. Bringhurst's Blackberry
Compound, an invaluable remedy for Chollo,
Cholera Morbus, Diarehoa, Gripping Pains, and
Summer Complaints in children. Bringburst's
Kings Mixture, speedy and efioac' ous appll-
cation for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatism, Chill
blaine, Frosted Feet, So, and also Brlsghurst's
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, the popular medi-
zine for Disordered Stomaohs, Indigestion, and
DiarrhoW. This preparation Of Ginger, unlike
those disagresable aud useless nostrums sold
under the same nme, ia prepared only from the
genuine bleaehed jamaica Ginger.
Hasson's Compound Syrup OF Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, HOarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat. and all
the affections OF the Throat aud Lungs, sold for
IS cent per bottle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20

Tng AbTIsAss sAvIs0 Back, 40. III MSFket
Street. wilmington, Delaware. Ofiea open to
receive deposits aud make payments, daily, Ak
cept Sundays, from o'clock, A. NJ. till l P. n.
on Tuesday evenings from to 8 o'clock, sad
on Saturday evenings from to o'clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution sfter
payment Of necessary expenses, are all 10 be d.
Sided among the JspositoFs. Dividends ara de-
cisrsd semi.agnually, in the months Of April and
October.
Tho Charter ensets that 30 member of ,hO
Board Of Managers shsll be entitled 10 receive
Ga; profit or smoiumenl for his services as such,
or be alloTei ~ bofraW any funds deposited With
the Corporation.
itoaagas.--wlllism s. Hiliss. Edward Bstis,
Joseph W. Day, n. z, Bensou. Charles W. How.
land, ueorgs W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard
| 4. Wales, Clement b. smyih. DR.. J. F. Yaughan,
| Wnlism II. Dillsny, willam Candy. Henry G.
| Jones.
GnoRah W. BusH, Vice President.
Joua ?. MoIHAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-20
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
haportGaf TO Life Aasursrs. Facts rs. Fiction

PERSON aged 81 intu,fsa0OO on his Lie In tbs
( n NEe EEgIiSh Nuge1L infs iSarRANcE CohPAKr, hJ
paying s12 30 In casts 1ad uuts i5r Haus aniannt
la al clsh eouSash= SO would only Insure $1,000.
The Note plan ADDS 81 0J The Cash plAn add
uny 81 6O0 In u ged5s
In hs Eols Company the ds!leuds are applied 10 eau
ceiling the Noie thus reducing a Amenai Il bsts prin
eipAl and foterost
In tue evert Of dsah the hers of ihs Insured under
The note system would receive sB 0d l-hs the notes u
paid In the Cash Company only $4,000 would be paid
TO the heirs Of the deceased.
A person Aged ai was insured 10 the Nsw EH0LAsD
Mutual for U0, paying annually sl{70 In cash aad
note for the About since hs enlisted
10 the 5gth Regiment r. W. and after few months ser
vice died. After dsductug unpaid notes. bis widow
c9fed A9Out $3.50, In Cash Company the widow would
have received only fsnU One fact llke this ls worth
thousand pamphlets got up to deceive the public
prominent Market Street merchant remarked few
days since that he could make than per cent
the amount lett him BY the CoDpsny at six per can't in
erest This wss god common senss THs IsTrRHar MADE
Df fHK issHRAD CANCELS PAID TO
rae coMPAsT This important fast Is entirely ignored
by all cazh Companies. hs uniairuvss and design OF
ueh course are too apparent.
The great success OF the Note Compaui les has provoked
the uaJust attack Of au CASH Companies. An examination
ot the two systems Will eOnYinee any candid that the
Mote Company makes the largest provision for his family,
tabout haLf the se.
The great object of life insurance Is PRESENT DRNEPIT
and not rsnpts contingency.
The DeoeAsify blanks will DO Furnished application.
W. D.STROUD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
At the office daily, from II 10 | o'clock.
RRfERRNCRS.
George II. Stuart, Esq, James Graham, Erq,
lion. VIM. A. Porter Rev. J. u. Dales, b. D.,
b. b. ComegyA, ESD Boyd Stroud,
Joseph Lea, si..la Sterling Franks,
D. Riyner Goodwin, =, D., VIM. NJ Smith, ESQ,
Thomas B. Beck, Esqr Baker Hopkins,
4t WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
febl2-ly 425 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.