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THs Only RELIABLE CURE. F02 DYSPEPSIA
INIns kN1WH WORLD

Ia. wssHaRT'S GIusr AsEkt,A~ Drsrsr-Ia
t'tLis aAsf PM TgEE Tan tnkpiNr arr a-pnst-
sivv snj 10 slhhe fuT dt.pspss4 ~ H. iRaat
aggravated form aad mattrf o. hnw iuax stand
ius.
They pspsirav the -ceFgtc abode ~ has terrible
ii-ra-r ami eNtarminA.s N. tnut au-i branch.
forever.
ths,y ailet iatc more agon, and silent suffering
/ thHu tongue can toll.
fhrt arr nntai taT rurjn. the tnust desperate
4pd hal~lcSs ra%s-s. vhrn every kuoNn ursus tat
o. sasf rsIiei.
f.,m ut A. .pspri4 or insilrrAtlns fe.ist
t..n
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f,uys az Female Weakness.

n irsuIar xtss farther information sen, On rcrript
Enf .tasan ~ addrc sstnR thc manufacturer. MIX
IINT. III puER. Ksnaoiph. Mass.
t., sale bss,tst.. ,so,pwl> Scoe y Hsn-
over n Boston, sni tia L.. n N"kki>, hhs'
WORTH. Me. -
~ Ran,ielt h. Mass October ~. i~s.
Mus HgICHEH-i had been s~fercr ssT even
YEAR t,,iess ANEW ssa rs yeaT Mesitclne hHt
III f.nn far hal tried ysrious kinds ~ Nedsassc
and several Pissswf.ra.. sad vas euy rciissrd fur
! hort tisas. VII rr~wrfaily sas 20 Noa snd ti'c
pubIta / isse sie,i TIA. valuable Female MeilciRa
AMI +, y pefteaes-a a care, u,tbert fhs all u sup
pcrtagS, fssn tbr,~ bottles
Nesy Respectfully, dE> g. ". HlNNt "
SatH
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Collins is a slim framed individual ap::
parcntlv af reckless disposition. aud
is reported to he first-class loafer and
genuine bad follow. He appears en-
tirely ind iferent in regard to the aw-
full crime he has committed a. well as
TO what the final result may bc.
The locality whore the murder was
committed is tenanted by some OF the
yilcst and most dcpraved characters In
the city, and has many times been the
scene Of aggravated and murieroas as
saults. ia addition to other crimes.
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far ;h- Ellsworth American
AL Sorts.


Mn. EpToE:-
Mg. AlIE- illrNf-
~ West Trenton. inflicted a arrrre
wound upon hi foot Friday Of last
week pr. Pendletun Wa Immediately
called. and pronounced Il a hai rut :,
The axe went through hi font lie
will be laid MP for the winter. ii not
longer.
CLAM DIsoiNG
l. quite a husine>- in the vicinity Of Mt
Desert Narrows, on the Trenton side.
The boy- geI biElASsg,. g.r bushel for
CLANS in the she'll aud oaT BOY can dig
nearly two bushels per tide When
boiled and -helled, they are sold for
seven cents per ID. Onr bnshel will
make about twelve lbs
These clans are marketed at ;. ".
Il;Irbor, and canned st the "Lobstef
Factort.''
CLANS are very abundant. and prove
10 BE- quite II source OF revenue to the
people in this section of the town. II
i a sure crop Yours,
Munson.
West Trenton, Dec. =, 1869. r-
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ORA iFfOaHf, u d. sal ~ tui-iA
that 4 par;izau journal can 20 20 Jar a,
does tie IJ0fid ia H. h4lrci- aml Ir,im-
dec.
Mr.. STANTON.
Few mcH have been "a fortunate 81
their euem.e, A. LiAin n >iasttnn.
There j. not a traitor,s, heart in al
American bo- m -, doe, no. swell
witA rage al the mention 81 d. name.
b an uncrrius Instinct. eycrn ga
whose h 'Pr> were blasted. whose pr0jA-
rcie- werr coniuuudc1. whose hi-il-
rai-e1 expectations of tIuird rae
riumph werc 4 i-hc /. ~ DID, rt>nit- ~
Getty sburg. \ IAN a AMI Appoma-ioN.
.i1'vls or misses u AeA lie h,'sr> d! >lha-
t'n rs still vi.al anI y.sJrsu. The
World speaks tor the " .lole pack " iicu.
ia alnouncin. Mr. S.aa,t,4is c.eyation
10 thc beech o. Ilie Slprenc CJuri. it
saws:
FMS bloaicd black guard thi, brutal
iFihi>ter aitd rccr an, LAWYER. whose
'nli einihenCe ha- been won bg over
idnlg the l4w- OF tile land and InAAims
iis own headiung will s.and Tor reason.
9, uUw ser TO administer those h,w- up-
bn the bench winch hI- been the pride
d tile American bar. III al irs Annals.
At has never been polluted before rs the
membership OF :. buiiy, liar. a SANDER
~, Or a ste.tller ol.innoceni blood. That
President Grant shonld confer This dis
tInc.iou upon il by the appointment Of
4 Stanton j. no; astonishing: but that
he SeLaIe should consplre iorIGs degra-
lation aal his eIey anon by confir mug
such All APPOINTMENT. j. shocking and
lamenlaDic fhing. IL j. oniy arcouniai-
ole on the supposItion hat. not daring
10 outrage Tue public opinion 10y passing
lie bill which has been submitted to
tliem To shear the Supreme Curt oi il .
Aetrengil, thes have attempted 10 attain
he same result b. the indirect means OF
iilin. lis bepeh with judges whom no
man eau respect AMI wno-e nuililiIaaioa
no mau could regret
oucil testimonies 10 their fidelity and
their eff cheney in upholding the fIg OF
lie CulJH IN the DARKEST hours vi Tia
itepublIc. The World reserves lor ilIe
ew sno did aud dared most Tor the
National cause. NJ ReUM statesman
Of sol. Tier IL ever treagei b, II otherwise
han respectfully IL not all I-iringiy.
50 iar we had written YESTERDAY
morning. when dispatch was brought
us: Edwin NJ. Stanton died Inis
,noruing Al O'clock WHAT snail Ne
add-wnat can we add, save that The
deieLse we meant for the living a. a.
proud a eulogy as can be PAID The
patoriot dead. HIS enemies Were taose
who wished the Countrys defeat; IN
iiIends were those VINO. WIN nIi.
az oniLed in her Trial, iabored 10. ~.
successes, and rejvicsd III hes triumph.
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Dr.. WiShart'S
PINE TREE TlR-( jRDI II.


" t. gre yrAi pT.Hciuir at ibe t'lsc rsyc. %
sam Z h' pvyuittr process g. thy tlstil4lion "a
lAs M vs. shE ~ hiEu+.t htrtilHAi Ir.pvgtEr~
sr' f'ttp sd g. lustz.t ttr~ tlr di E.-ttr <sHe
fft ''-tffr> Ia" Appetite. u strengthens The de-
2 Hsit. -tstriu- lt lH.lur. ari ruIi.ht- tat
.tfti- nu rNrvlA frunt thr GNU ypffupI pu
htrh sctafslt r..-l- 10 the luass * tstsrivrr
~. 'nutns or phleElb shten stops THE ar p4s.s.
- IN t'r ftss. az hra4tEg lfturlAar agi- upuH
To- ttriittst! ~ufts,l .I to-. luHa- sut4 utrAl tvu
r.FatHe &C. "..ch ht-esssi pant rvl,s, snE pam sua
4u"tutns 'nhtuia on. !. d. th~ ry.uit nd Yrar ut
~'uis iY# sNprrtutsni. 4nt a. .rrtyl cyl thr
~" i'h wih Pu~sEiy' as~urares 81 a. pow ~ g..
'ntv -" iit1S 4uE dt+va4cs Do tns patient Haz Hrt
tNi inna trtavrt rv-Hrf t'i thr nlrar+ NJ rurr
Fsssa asssfies n A< [.Hzs CosyA. Nerr
IAF".if and ~. asrAH,.. L.Frr Ce~-
pIpisf BHaa nsT Si1e4.ag
1ifcs. -fSiAMa. BAooAs4y
ASinD eSesst. b..isiinis hs.ssorr ''le -.- e4'at"
t'ru WI patents At I'M pfsr 4 y.uf. N.-,st4lIe.I
"ttA Hin aic three rpn-Liluz lhs stctaH- ri a..
AuHa t.,i gel tIaiuetH- wh-~ svlv!tt. arf -ts+Yt
" t4e Hhue Tsft ~ ynAkDF
lhls "irs rsuniy ~ uGrt,tI b4 .,Ea.f lus fita-
tEHu lu rfr ~,
st'crs 49, Ant pau n fhc cuIatry. a...a
atstrs. ~f b promptly Hu'i sfAts t.tt- ssulF-
81 n h' ~ conFr"icpt, r-MEttntr ~hpul4
taAr thr -uar ~
bEhtt~ NK rnsI-pFfrtt nEbLE~
rftf~ ~ t-hari's Nbutltar DstIrt-.4 F4liz
81 4 Hem N~Hi ny u.Aii rr Ier..Ipt. ul rtt.t
tts+a si y l.ha.t~ I'ias Tree i a ur.I4Ai S ~
iotti'. by IL Irg dozen sent D.. express
n. .uuaIutsa4e atHtpa -i"ahi ha ltlra.~.A
q NJ. Nl~ttNET. " m
NJ ~ >oT.I -r uu.. ~sftvL
m1' sIss'-d'h hia.
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Turner's Neuralgia Pin: ihs EFca' RENE
~ F,r Ne n = ard ~ NcrpsHs thsaasss. Mrs
san uz 90 cur ell b. h W thr ia=s fws, wears
rricc ~ ia.i rsskfse 81 tds--a We kazta a. II
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartic Pill;
-Iisa he kuoWa rem ~ t1r ai lit-eare. tbs
ialro >tamsr 4. sltvrr. k4iur,s. ice headache
kAnnaat sin, ,td 10 ~ Eases shrre cauaattie II
r-iaireti.t Frt1r bv mail. toN 81 ctN,-A boxes
-
ItKNEKs,u. 10 Trewou' street, Boston Mas
S'nS'
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State News.


The house ~ Andrew Sprague II Pre~que
Isle, was destroyed rs Gra last ruestla 1,
with all It, contents. The arr took from a
stove funnel. which WAS too near Tho wood
The town of Fort Fairfield returns 70 the
valuation commissioners a.3Ta heal ~ INV
stock 90 alI Kinds the largest amount of
any town IN the county
ERASKLtS COUNTY.
Franklin county has 81 .idJ head of sheep.
KrNNTnTC CorNfY.
). K BearCc n Lewiston has given ovcr
s. .Dno 10 the Maine Wesleyan Seminary az
kcut'S I'm.
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The Hangnr WAig gives the follow ing
prices of prpdCCc purchased from the com
Try teams Green apples 10 Sc per hhl .
It Ted ID To ltc: beans. yellow eyes. 40 to
9,co. extra pea > ~ To p cosnsson lump
nni solid butter from 15 10 "a cents chick
cn~ have soid nj from 10 "a ~ cents per
pound turkeys from ~ 10 = Aud .3 ,rnt~ .
geese from - CENTS "a ~ eggs ~ RI ~
reWeey loose hay from sl-.an IT, ~ - good
harley ~ ~ \. cents pntatn~~ ~ cents \
round hog. 10 t. u cents, dry har'l wpnl.
'nto n p"r cnri dn >nn, d. nom
{ ~ 10 ; 10
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81 S"lii informant ~ M matters ca,,-.,.,
nm Tbs Murii'' I'ro. 49, III t..-,t,,r .i v.'.'
NJ, Dome i.e tronony, tA.. Nrt N Iiy,.s Nh.
comforts, al Travelling. ~peiL Science. \ 1iaI
htoit=ts AMI Indy tiu4i tsgut. wlll b. -tr.l,iy
tHiu,Attl Ani Developed ip-s tner III N $780,
a'.i Lighter Lh"ral ure fpr the family
walk GaLcttr ''f -Nnf
Agni. AtVsrti<ef ""HA'"
Inc sdintfable I,lan Of this publication ,.L. 4;
81 iot1ca oi Jaourru lhoI mt ami -,atys II
ulug JouruA ''1 A'7si"s
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N,w Advertisements.

4 Rare Chance TO secure good House Lots.
lave tvff~i anr N VII NV. u. .Yf, U,us-
l f'ts. containing ..stH F. g.. &C. 4.- 81 "a b +!e
rh;luu auA situation ni -fi -tHa Ia ~, .nfuat.
VIA M u - vrtnhy. ihrv Arr rl-t 4 r4l absts~ ,J
t"Huug The ctty. man ana untnfrfrupt.rl tirg ~
l4c 1. ssca lie. IL AlIsLansr VI Attses ia .~a
~ Dnwvs-~tspssx-
fHrt h"wu. ihs t~S~n,s In s-a.G two y.ars
fYf iHrthrr iai'r1nais1a apply 10 the ...,...F bsr
n I.tLi-ttTN
fti y Ffta. Dos s4ta is.aA La.z
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PUTkAM'S MAGAZINE
"uhr.I-Ax.R. .kx The
Putnam Magazine Company.

Hne"- .hs Nha'ti'oi'it a-r NJ WN. CEIIYN
80 - ~ -e''fal Practical business mea
llc Contributors inc iHtr the .blr.t .n., .,
III, XII ,,,a. 's :" NV session We iatsnt Ehat
lure. PRACTICAL, Inter
And such a. an Intelligent family ..,nr.,, ,,.,,
~ ~ wEthsut 4"
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Edwin 7. Stanton.

DSaAh ia. Hteu UusN All upuuu "
during the past year, and he has not
spared the great nor the good 81 Earth
Last week we published in part, the
proceedings of Congress in taking of
cial notice of the death Of Senator Fes
sender This week we have to announce
the death OF Hon. Edward NJ. Stanton
the laie Secretary o: War, and the recent
" appointed Judge OF the Supreme
Court. lie died on FRIDAY porDiug
last Of congestion Of the heart and with
ont a struggle Mr.. Stanton was "a
wears old on Sunday Tie 10Th inst. h
health had been a usual until Thur~da,
before his death on Eidah NtrApuyh he
had kept his house yJta WscfIt wa.
bur week or two ago that he made an
argument before associate Justice
Swavue in Chambers, which wa pro-
nounced one of his ablc-t efforts. The
Evening Post Ia aluding to biz death.
and speaking OF him after Mr.. Lincoln
had made him Secretary Of War saws:
a; -, III. ,-,9.l.. y.
iniu.e into the commander his own
iuflcxiblc spirit. to force victory On all
sides
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competent men anl promoted the III
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We take The following fson tire Nv
York Tribune. !, j. ~al 10 tAiak
that a par;izan journal can 20 20 Jar a,
does the Uorld ia H. hatred, ana !r,ju-
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VOLUME Is.


~ bLiNtttn ~ TtfF
PEABODY MEDICAL INsrtTurE
No Buff Oh Street Boston
Opposite R,yere House
10000 COPIES soLD ne LAST YEtP
TiIL SCIENCE or tIFt. or SELF PRE>t,,
IioN. : Medical Treaties ou the cau-,,a e, emo.
tNHAt srEp VITALITY, FSENAruEE pttlI>r AZ
Man NERVOUS AND fAt>tcA DEmLirl. Hlp,f.-
HoNpRis. and all other disease, art.i.s-. .r h.
tRk,.E> IL iut IN. or ti,.. tNpl>,Ktt1,,>.
SEssE> If nttase Yc4rs. 13si- 10 n,l,..l.,t..
ssriy man Pfire 'niy pao poi.at. 3sl pa.es
btltIhb ia cloth. DIR n uNNb- ,..t
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d. 81 late ia influencing Congress To
pas the Georgia bill. aud he therefore
feels ~ ponsiblc for the course Iii State
Will pursue in the premises.
The Mn>eum of the-Agricultural De-
paslpent improves daily in attractions
and utility. aud producers begin 10 un-
der-tand lis IIse. and exhibit there their
iir.t fruits. grains, textile materials,
'abric~&c. Since the last report, a sec
ond LOT Of very fine fruit has been re-
ceived from Nebraska. comprising fifty
specimens OF apples and pears of large
lie and excellent quality-Arkansas
has also sent some twenty samples OF
large snowy apples and delicious pears
colorado has contributed monster
beets, tnrnips. onions etc, grown on her
high table lands witkin abont 4 ,UpJ feet
OF the region of eternalssow. a cotton
plant from Georgia j. on exhibition
which measures about seven feet Ia
height. snd Is thickit set with branches
from two To three feet thong, all of which
are loaded with SNOWY eotfon-balls.
A hey feature Of the museum j. the
large collection of specimens OF wood
from all parts of-the world. donated by
the Smithsonian Institution. aud now
being classified and arranged by DIR.
Parry. botanist, OF the Department. A
great variety OF fibres, mostly tropical,
have also been received from thsSmith-
souian,
One of our Washington Dailies COM
plain that the Tenure of Office law is
not observed, that it has become a dead
letter, and ii is therefore not improbable
that the repeal of the law will he carried
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ADJUSTMENTS

A,rUsEs!EN-s.
lhs MOST sAs r9fGkAs PLACE 81 ft. 24tsEnnsr
s S dioR5 5SE SI S A. 5 BILL
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS. UNQUALIFIED succEss'
LAST rIapTs Last .Nianrs, LAST NIGHTS
woRLp.rAxgp uA n .ef BROTHERS. AND
Little G 20 Boy wopas , SOB s Boy y. Wonder 10
Wii H nAyIes s,ohl iosiSShhoSnqE msSHos.
ALFRED hi hSMsl:b bf Fl gNloN HASloS'
THREE IllTLl MIDGErs
VICTOR, FRANCES ami JULIAN llANLoS,
ennf HgFsr A Srss 81 y 2RSMDsp ART
ALL the new ACTS az T h yiN To- 12kIGHr
by the HANLoN MIDdEIs, II y ifraneia ano Julian
PAS AfRrcASE,, rs~s ~ ,, rss ArmcAsr,
LIE onArg dr Skksan nS ASos SAsis0h
n' Williams p'osmsyg Poi NIX ES enjoyable Farce
N,ns ALICE HAsRIsoN, Miss LIZZIE KELSEY,
NJ H yFR5 EP2s Mis- L aHF a SssffSs5EER
JOHN II 5 5HHsGS r Hs Asav IAun,
AD' 3 s3is s$111 rSTYi SSdSIS
r''' '''' foh fsfsSa rss Esar fSsP' 10 ''
rss'SSs Wa ws paS sP naSrds
~, ,ur Or TIE E&}SsePHzy9gs
AOasssiSs sSS GENE EsS'
The management take pleasure IN announcing An engage
Miss FANNY HERRING and Mr.. N. W. FlsKE.,
IN preparation, sneiy haresqao by barnard,
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A ucIIos aoTtcE.
"A THIS DAY (THUPsDAY)
At u n'cinaa,
EXTRA AND SPECIAL SALE
o!
HOLIDAY GOODS,
consisting OF
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH FANCY GOODS,
embracing
ALBUMS, PORT FMONNAIES, BAGS, WALLETS AID
ShTCHE{S, COMPANIONS,
CIGAR STANDS, MIRRORS, DRESSING CASES, GLOVE
BONES, WORK BOXES, &c, &c., &C.
Also a lull assortment Of
TOYs AND NOTIONS.
A ne or Eeerschaurn and Briarwroi fip-s
VI the trade Invited Catalogues aud goods
Nm. TOFpIsG 4 co, Anctionrcrs,
No. 1872 Church street.
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TINHEATEE EOM1QUE,-
/ 5li broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Manager. ROBERT w. BUibER
THE STAR TROUPE OF TIE WORLD
concentrated ~ this building FOR seekers
ENTHUSIASM UNBouNDED.
AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME TONIGHT
TIE GRAND BAihEr,
composed exclusively Of Premier Uap..tse.
HART AND kyMAs.
Authcrr all actors FOR The hearty laughter,
aud authors ol all the popular buresQues OF tho day.
HOiHEI DOIGuEEIY. nuGHLY DOu6HERTY.
The old veteran comedian (old nce), GilAs. HOWARD.
MISS iILlAlE HALL. MISS ALLIE HALL.
ID. H. NDkHIj q. III Speak -. X. MORRIS.
See small bla. Change of performance every evening.
Doors open al 63Y curtain rises Mt "a O'Clock
Admisson--N net sni dress circle, 6uc gallery &c.
Seats Reserved Bx GayB In advance.
NoiIcE.-rhe management have great pleasure in
nouncns an engagement with
Nh ALT BURNETT.
lhe great American Humor who will appear on Monday,
Sovombersa.
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uCIIoN soTICE.-nLADY MADE CLOTHING,
"A ,lohs, cassDegeg, !.c.--A. NJ. GRISTALiR SON,
huc,oncer- AZ Br0sdwag, Howard street, win sell
hls dey Thursday, Nov rs 1T iQg O'Clock, large
ready made FtAcg eontsng u about eco gaf
meuts. as Follows Cloth cassmeie. Pstarsham, piot,
and ch!1rhn roes, sack business and
cashmere and doeskin Pants md Vests Jackes Chdrens
C5tbiEg, Remnants and Pieces Of poesn, Cloth,
mere puts and y.Yceeu, hnan and w0ven SHIFTS and
Drawers; Overals, Collars, Ties, Crsyss; Hat. Caps
Goyea; furs Remnants OF SIX, IT, Tie trad. respect
.ll!r InYltrt. GatAlOsnes a. safe.
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AsAC SirICLSr DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED
n hloca.el r,oss 500 fof i75, do, S1u; 3geres
Bopkeace Psinlny, iispoforte, Mirrors, CAiess, Bed
~ ads, Parcsua. Chamber, Dining Furniture, sacrilco
WIN avenue.
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A,ETsEssENrs.

0LfhPIC THEATRE
" ANOTHER CHANGE
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-18

As for the location, I can say, without
boasting, that no place in the State affords
more advantages to the student. I'M
INJURED, as we are, among the hills, we are
far removed from the many strifes and
turmoiIs OF the outer world, and there are
no false excitements and debasing associa-
tions here to draw the student from his
book to the vain glories of the world. The
climate is very healthy and the society Of
the place as truly refined as can be found
anywhere in the South. The white people
are all unit in regard to political matters,
and the greatest passport that one can
offer to the good graces Of our people is
his integrity to those principles for the
support c. which we have all suffered SO
much in common. Tuition is cheap and
board is cheap, and in all of my varied
experience, I have never known a better
place for study than Pittsboro, or bet
ter man in such position as is Capt G.
B. benson, Principal of the Pittsboro'
Scientific Academy.
L shall leave here in few days and will
give you shortly letter from another part
OF oar little Carolina world. Yours,
SOMETIMES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-18
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June 10Th. 1869.

WILMINGTON, N. c., June 10th, 1862
The regular monthly meeting of the New
Hanover County Medical Society was held
in tie City Court room, 81 o'clock, p. M
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
A written proposition from DR.. Kerr. to
amend the Article of the Constitution re-.
ferring to the time 4 place of meeting,
was handed in to the Secretary, to be acted
upon at the next meeting, the object being
to have meetings of the Society held in
different parts of the county, and not ir
Wilmington only, as is the case now.
DR.. Ell. W. Faison, of Duplin county,
being present, was, upon motion, invited
to participate in the transactions and de-
alterations of the Society.
DR.. Satchwell reported favorably upon
the medical fee bill, and stated that copies
would soon be printed, SO that a regular
tariff of charges could be observed.
DR.. Kerr, the regular appointee to de-
paper on Anaesthetics. He treated of the
different agents used in the production of
local and general Anaesthesia separately,
of their uses and abuses, of good and bad
results, and wound up by giving the
preference to chloroforn as being not
only the surest, but in the hands of the
skillfuI, q safe and reliable agent. This
mastery production of DIR. Kerrs elected
considerable discussion by the different
members present, the subject being one of
great interest and vital Importance to all.
The thanks of the Society were rendered
DIR. K and a copy of his essay requested
to be filed in the archives of the Society.
The President of the Society, DR..
Thomas, was requested to deliver the next
essay before the Society, the subject
chosen being the Bowel Diseases of
Children"
DR.. Fl. w. Faison, of Duplin, arose and
by request made few appropriate re-
marks concerning the diseases of his
county, and spoke at some length con-
corning the new agent-sweet quinine-
and following him, Drs. Buie and Wood
made some remarks concerning this new
medicine.
The hour being late the Society ad-
| iourned.
W. j. Fl. BELLAMy, NJ. D., Seo'y.