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GARH0LIC sALyE.

uENRY's OARBOLIC sALvx.
Ts.r. Ia. been no medical preparation brought be-
fore the public for years the, me, with 50 decided
s,ucce.s % the CARBoLIC sALvE. It has found it,
way into hundred, Of families, and when once used, no
family win be without IT.
For the sore. incident to children is an invaluable
remedy and the rspidity with which It heals some
thing marvellous. not only the testimony Of an
spprecistvs public in it, favor. but hs. invariably re-
ceved the appreciation of intelligent physician
ar.,sfu, Acknowledgements Of "a. bepeo,. a,r,,sa
from le use .ccumul,to .lmO., daily, .ew Of which
We herewith sppend;
<prp. $50
BxnLrs Conn. June 20, 1870
John p Henrv-DrAR SIR ! l had obstinate sore
on the instep Of my foot and used several different
kinds Of ssve and ointment without beneat. Seeing
the CARBoLIC sALvE advertised in the New York
Tribune. procured boz, snd su happy to state 1t
effected cure In about ten days. 1hsve recommended
1t TO others as the best salve that know OF.
Respectfully.
CYRUS ROOT. in.
beg leave say that your Carbolic ssve Ia. inva
riably relieved. and. I think now has permanently
cured OF that most aggrsvating of all disorders
itching plles." A. 8. KELLER,
Sec the c. O. Clark Co..
New Haven, Con.
Ihave been using your Carbolic save for time
In my mandatory. In using my large blowppe, which
gives nteuse heat burned my thumb nail to the quick
one application Of the savc gave relief. Have used it
my family for bols aud other sores, aud md 1t the
beat t.mlY sa.ve In use. 7. W. noUCnIN.
Norrisauis, N. Y,
Proprietor Ca, Lighters, sc.
srSSANAuoSIso, Penn, Jan. q, 1870
| Mn JoHN r. HESRYi
DEAB Sin wish you send me two dozen boxes
| OF your Carb1c salvc. have obstinate sore on
my foot viii has been running for over ten
years Iwr sent one box OF your s1lve ana found II.
10 do better on my loot than any other.
II. Is. DLEEUM.
| BRooKLYs. N. Y. March %, 1870.
| NR. JouS r. HENRY
The Csrbolc save has only healed the eruption,
on NV face but has soothed and allaycd Inflammation.
| AMANDA NELSON.
| 81 sackett street.
PRICE sc. PER BOX. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
| JOHN F. HENRY. Sole Proprietor.
sconeEe place, New Yo.k.
| nXYGENATED BITTEHs.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
These valuable Buffers. which, have long been know
and highly valued for TIER remedial virtues eth main
tain their original popularity They are pleasant an,
agreeable tonic. and have Away, been highly spprc
ciated by all who have used them.
THEY STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH.
And this lies their great superiority over many OF tn
BIttep which merely STIMULATE. and eventual
wEAKEN and RUIN the stomach They are. esser
tally the erea, amiy Medicine OF the day. and shout
be in every household. Price. 81 per bottle Sold b
| oil Druggists. JOHN r. HENRY,
| Sole Proprietor.
|
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Veal Gsixis.
Auctloneers


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INO THE SURF.
BROOKLYN AND RocKAwAY BEACH RAILROAD
Steam cars leave East New York hourly from A. N
to II MI halfhourly from 1880 to 1870 =. N.
New YORK 10 A. 81, and p. NJ.
on SUNDAYS, 10 A. NJ, ~ NJ, and Up ".
EXCURSION tickets from East New York TO tn
Beach and return, u cents.
FNHE FINE STEAMERS OF the Peoples Az
IL bany anc Troy Line" formerly having run IRON
pier 0 foot OF Canal u now leave their depot PIE
a. loot Of Prince Charlton and Spring sts, even
afternoon at o'clock Tickets to Saratoga and return
for y good until used.
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Bubble Aoiu,s.

~ BUREAU or WAFER REGISTRAR,
NEW YORK, July 10. 1870
NOtlce 10 hereby given that nyc cent. penalty wiz
he added on the nrst nay OF August Al al unpIN
water rents. (slgnedJ CllAs q, co.'s ELL,
Water Registrar,
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GWN YOUR HOME
AT
wEsT FLUSHING.

WEST FLUSHING.
Go to the once near the dcpot at West Flushing
(opcn all day, Sundays includcd)
II costs only fifteen cents each for railroad fare,
and to commuters less than ~ weekly or including fer
TiAgc. 81 % per week.
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village was nrst opclsd to the public. II
now contains over 100 dwellnr. and is already live
settlement far e1cclline all others in its natural ad
vantngcs as well Is Its nne improvements
Heed this advice and 60 At once to WEST FLUSH.
ING. The price is only
$50 Ppr LOT,
Payable 80 monthly, and no interest to pay. No Auc
touecrs fees no other eHrensc, Deeds given at
II full payment il made at time OF purchase. and
allowance of per cent for cash.
After the nrst payment OF $40 the purcha'er can occu
~ and build upon the lot II he desires aud then pay
monthly. Women purchase lots in their names.
Al who would be independent OF landlords or seek to
invest thcir money safely aud probably are invtet to
go and examine this cner at once. Maps free at tho
ONCE at West Flushing and slso Of tho undersigned
BkNJ. W. nlTCnCIcS, CPupshcr),
ST Ne yofS
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SotutI Ao,lt,s.

ID o. =. A.-wWh ugton Camp 70 I meet, %
u FRIDAY evening at Frankln Hall. corner o. War
rrn and Montgomery sts, Jcrey CIV, Menl'rs D
O'Clock. SHARP,
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EOaro an0 hooms
4 TWO young men can be accommodated with
~ good board and pleasant rooms at u tathar.neti
4 FEW gentlemen can have nicely furnished rooms
~ with on without board. 2l9 East Broddway'
A JEW Young ladies can be accommodated with
~ board ~ l31 list syn I'd door.
A FEW gcn'lcm, may obtain board and airy roOn.s
~ al ~ sullivan ~, near Prince ST.
BOARD. An American widow lady can accnmmo.
ID date or girls with board NJ reasonable rates, and
Mrs JONES, 2i7 Fast Sist st.
DOARDING.-P1cas rooms and good table
ID t55O per wecL Gay boarders also. GIL 9th aV'
FURNISHED room for Housekeeping. or two me.
Il chanlcH with or without board IN DlyNlonst
INIhST-C Lass board ana room at 100 East Broad
Il way terms moderate also table board,
GENTLEMEN can have nice airy rooms, with or
~ without DotId also Iauies taken. ~ Madison 81.
AOOD board for respectable men airy house, at
~ room SS West iSst., between 1th ana 9Th avs,
TWO gentlemen can have good board aud single
Il Dedh AZ lOj Madison II. Terms 80
cfD WEST Atm ST., near sIh N,-i ore re
WIN good boaid and airy room,
MEN can have good board AMI uico no H. nn
= Ehsllsh iamly also 2yOuug ladies or man and vie;
terms mOderate IL Christophcr II.
~ PIKE ST.. "a noor.-Privlte boarding house.
few boa ders can be accommodated al reason
able terms
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MiIllurg.

LL SnLDlERS having claims Met with !
nrSt hoor,
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IlatDlntrl.

A SMALL engine lathe, all complete. built for
N perfect model OF Ames's lathes. II well suited
toAmodel maker or general lobDer on small hne
work will be sold caeap. Apply AZ Is Fulton St. ID
door.
IHOR SALE CHEAP-A nice vertical steam en-
L gine, ebout lhulst power, with or without tubular
BOILER. Cal AZ aO3 It'll AY.
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1,rsonal Ilollt,s.

fNHE FRIENDS and relatives OF Mr. Hammc
kindly tender their re- ards 10 Mr. Kcyscr aud MS
employees Tor their Attendance to their late fricnd
John ilanmel during Ia. sickness and the Kind a,ten
ANDREW HAMMEL.
MY WIFE, Mrs Johanna Murphy. left nv bed and
vi board without cause or proVoclton. hereby
caution all persons against harborlus trusting her
rs will pay no debts contractel by her.
THOMAS MURPHY, i2ist 81. Harlem, n. Y.
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invest hcir money safely aud prontaby are nvltet to
go and examine this crer at once. Maps free at tho
ONCE at West Flushing. and slso Of the undersigned
BkNJ. W. nlTCnC3cS, Puplisser),
q Beekman st.. New Yofs.
JAMAICA Lot AsSOClATION;.Th man:
sold at auction for The beacni OF the lot owncrs FRI
NAN aS s. Sss S q h22rH
JAMAICA LOT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N.
femsS aps G 1 on wcine.dsv ard
hR%DhRSfsf = B6ssy '5oHNso% MiLfERs, Is
Nassau 81 ot OF Agent before trains leave.
s yf sna e pr s1S.
The build nys VI be solo a. aneton on Eddy Tickets
son & Mii'LER. Is Na:snst; or OF the Agent at
South Side Depot. before trains leave.
A COTTAGE ard 2lots at Fordham for 800 cash
CITY. Appiy IoG. W DIfCnErr. Anew CHANGERS 81.
J1OU sALE-A mrcestory and hascmsaL, ,brcs
ia 49, = uSS 90 MpJJ P 81 SIS, S' :" D'O0D'
SO<n CASH, halancr Clie' easy terms, for
LO)O ;.stor, anl ba-,inyn; nouse Na'e'' -" gar
''''' '''' ''' " j. Kelsey I'll 10Th st., Brookiyn
SI-S WILL buy a cottage in Mans: between
~ "a MA ~ avs mSSGEe OF Patrick
5000 MILL o.y h', ds GG dome. lS' % Ant rs Z.
qniTc OF +. sru'i.iI. O. N's au st Sew York
foI SAFE mo 10 3,,.
'lNO RRST-M milestone. l.. l.. a cosy little cot
I tage, contaiung rooms, good cellar, bath, water
closet, &c DC. with acres 81 land and good barn
onl, 70 minute, wsIS from depot Is trains daily Te
per month, Apply 10
JOHN D.. LOCKE 4 CO, u CIT u, Ne. ' ork.
Also for sale, new cottages, now bein. erected %
years time. molthly payments.
'1NO IET-In good business location, hight, airy
corner easement, lsx5S. and subcellar suitable for
any ira lc, manufacture, storage. saurant &C. &c.
re- low. Apply at $50 9Th aN, corner yYh st., IN the
drug store.
'I'O RENT-Furni,hcd or unlurhshed house SIS
Grand ct, or furniture for sale. Possession LIST OF
August
Two LET-The basement store l6i West BIoaiWay
Il ~ abe Tor secondhand loot aud shoe dealer.
RIO IET-A nice little store for iruit candy sta.
Noncp, or paper business. co. 6ui Nv
no LETL rooms third noor '46 West ,5th st.;
Il rent .ow to small family
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Professional 6HrOS.
hR. OLlN,a regular graduate OF msilcne on.
~ tnues TO treat with success nelYuu. i'DnNl
anu all diseases of either Sex Age, WIN tlp,.
rlelce can be relied upon, II desiring perfect tnr'
ana iMr CHARGE call hls opinion costs nnt'.ns r.
l1chtr' see the Doctor IN person senl two s1n,
lot Ceaedl pamphlet describing the ditNirs %. W
specially once aud parloB embrace cNr'y 5l't
nlcncc are respectfully aud centrally located . b'nI
ST., New YORK,
hR. LEWIS, author OF Medical Cuwp1upn ~
~ Guldc 10 Health Is the Oldest ana most ,uc, ~
physcian ~ The city IN the cure VI urinary AZ nl
dscA ~, HIS remedies have been caltlu.B tr','
during apractce Of FORTY YEARS a. IHrrg nara TO- ~
20 elr,t cures where all others have ~ - W4.s
tOll unhte can rely mplvlilY on slccl( cure '"''
aud consulting rooms Beach 81, New l'T" -
hR. ESANS'S establishment tof protrc, lon o.. ,una
- toTtunA'e, at ~ th.th'm st.-Sptc ~ ana 'u ~
remedies Tor all diseases, either seE ~nte BNs'N'''
NOPAS M cure is eff octed Of all dh-t''nv
~ pr EVANS, % Chatham Of. perfect cure ''''
diacly,
NOUSG StEN who have Injured thensrl'''"
"'''' nr sVAhA ~ Cbhr-Am -
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SsiroIo9r.
A TEST.-Ihe celebrated Madame ANNA, seventh
N daughter. medical ana business claTVoyant and
who has that great French secret to cause speedy mar
rage She has never OcoD known to tail IN her prOcs
sion tells yJnT name and the name Of the one YOU
marry cures drunLt mess AID hrings together those
long separated no showing of magic Iihcnosscs or
other hum1u:gery | offer no Dig reward DO not
no pay Once, ga 81 ay beweeu 29th ald SOlh Sta
'econd noor, mont room
100000 LADIES, noucr-1he Created
~ European business ahd medical spiriualht known
l. Mrs. LnwOod reveals all events hrougn life tells
visitors causts speedy marrllgg liGcness aud mum
Ocr'; succceds wEcu al utIc fal. lis West ~ st
bet Bloaiway and ill sy.i no gents, Fee c. To 81.
A STROLOGER MAILS causes speedy mar.
very dry and ia meas health, wealth, good luck aud
long lie TO all who consult him; cal sOol u 81 az
near l2th - LADIES aud gents, SOC to 81 hours from
\, NJ, until PIP NJ.
GLAyoYANT i-Ics' g the SOT'd
dies, 50 CTS : gents, o. lOi Wet lStn 81,
4 OOK HERE mo humbug. Mad, no vs. tells
every hing the name Of the one you marry and that
Other visitor causes speedy marriage, brings together
MADAME WELLINGTON bushes, ana nicd
w cal CalrVoN ant, tells You ali you wish to know;
likeness name and numDers. Fec soc. aud g.. IA West
iO,h st. 'th av' and Broadway, basement bell
MADAM PORTER The well known medical
Nl ara business clairy0i consult her o. toe past
ay, between 18Th aud iith sts
NIME. yENIOUS, of Boston. tells rast. present
WI aud future gives love charms aud luc Ky numbers
Lad Is, !5c gents SOC " stanton st.. rear hrs door
AUM1. ROE tells true. Gents. 20 cts ladies' Is CTS
ua IV' Droonie st.. second noo,. mont loom.
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Aibl6tn0s.

Aorsts mo 0ltrlul3.
RCH. JOHNSTON, Auenoneer, onices aud
IN sXsEo"n nheshn " shn w enl W rS,t ish o.
JOHNSTON VAN TASsELL will sell 1t auction.
this day, Mednes dav, July "a nj iOH UcCck. at Chns
iongs coal and wood yard foot Of lilh st and Norlh
River, seven OF the finest cart or tuck rises IN the
city, carts ana ucks seven sets ~ wok harness
coal boxes screens picks shoYcs, office furniture, &c
Full particulars and Catalogues now ready nj the auC
uonetrs offices, o. Nassau IT,, rnd II! East 18th st.
I'OR SALE-A sing! truck. WIN water tank and
Il httingr, approved pattern suitable tor watering
streets. CARVING lqnIls, &c Also hJrse. years Old,
SQUAD and kind m harness price FOR tne horse, tQ
truck, 500
Can at works, corner Of Van Brunt ana sedgwick
sts,, BroOklYn,
lTOR SALE-A horse amt wagon aud harness IN
Comprle order; Apply Tor DAYS at WAGNERS
Ibger Oief Salopn 80 west io'h st., near 9th Az.
IrOR SALE-IIope, harness, and express wagon
VITA too Inquire at l5i Per- ST.. ~ basenlcLt be
iorStl o'cl OK A n. or after } H. NJ.
l;OR SALE-horse, cart aud harness Inquire in
Il the feed store 40 West 18Th st.
0Ih B0WelE. ~ ''''N
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Eist,Ilunfouy.
TINWINFS LY.-Establlshed ISL p. IRA.
Il NEliS SOS, 10 Becknln 81.
fwlnes for grain. coffee. salt and guano sacks, cotton
bale, ham bsg-. wrapping, writing, news, book aud
sand pap paper hahsugs, seine ami glllng nets, ny
nes, splndle Daudlns, and loom cord tobacco wool,
ana mop tWine mattress, tuiting, stitching broom
TNlnes for hardware, dry goods, grOCes, druggists
thip chambers, boOADlndeTs, naper and broom
stallnnersi upholseTers, hshcrmen, weayers aud all
Cotton, rhalk. aud plough lines tro staging aud GU
lines sample cares, IS kinds free.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.-The msila for Europe
during the weik ending saturday, July 30, 1870 will
close al THIS office on wednesday and Thursday a. u
O'Clock NJ, and az all the stations followI WIS aud
y lt'Oi ana ID, ll'|0 and +, ~ @ and II, 10 A.
N, + H. JONES Postmaster.
TRY OUR CATAWBA WINEs.-Tne most
delicious beverage Of the season.
HEEKBRASDT zIMhERMANN. e. Duane st.
1 cNlNoESS OF MAINE ICE FOR SALE
CALL Al Y WALL II.
WANTED Owners, by the Pronerty Clcrk
~ ~ mulberry IT., ioT the fohOwnV Articles. VIZ.
heNONei, money yarnitl IRON, rope, silver watches
chaHs, coupon, Eo.d watch, ladys box.
I,OH EALE-A msnuscrlpt $50 pages on Capital
= aha LsboI ne Twin Brothers, Address AU nor,
A IABAMA, AND KENTUCKY Lot.
NJ. COLBY. 81 anal ~.
MOOR SASHES AID blinds OF all sizes Tor sale Al
II cost prices Is beeknlAn st. New York.
GIA sI2, SI5.-Genu,ne erode gold watches
OlO, Cull Or bond Tor circular john tOGGNh,
iuinoIter. u asAAn 81 Nav York
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-11
Butter Making

We notice in the New England Farmer
an interesting communication from A. W.
Cheever, Esq, of Massachusetts,, on the
subject of Making Butter, some of the
main points Of which will be found an
nexed:
Clutter is composed of fat or oil, caseine
or curd Of water. Good butter should con-
tain at least 50 per cent. of fat or oil. The
oil or fat OF butter, like lard and other fat,
is composed Of solid or margarine fat, and
liquid or oleine fat. Winter butter con-
tains, according to Professor Thompson,
of solid fat, So parts in 100, while summer
butter contains only 40 parts. This TACT
explains the reason why cream should be
churned at different temperatures in diff
ferent seasons CT the year. It should al
ways be churned at such a temperature
that when it does come it will gather we'll.
Not SO cold that the butter will be in
crumbs that will not stick together, nor so
warm as to be greasy. Fresh, sweet cream
will not churn as quickly as that which is
sour. In winter prepare my cream for
churning the day previous. The cream is
kept in large tin pals.
s'The day before churning it is all mix
ed together as evenly as possible, SO that
no fresh cream will be in pail by itself,
and warmed over stove (stlrring constant
ly) to temperature of from IS to 20 de-
grees, and thenlplaced in room where it
will be warm enough to have the whole
get slightly sour. The next day it is warm
ed mp again in the same way to the desired
temperature for churning. Cream should
never /" stand around " in O wooden churn
all day, nor three aUeeks, as have known
cases for should tin vessels be used after
they get old and worn rusty. They will i'm
part lad taste and bad color to the
butter. II the cream, when at the
right temperature, is too thick and stiff, it
will come too soon, and all the cream will
not be churned, but will be washed into
the buttermilk. Such cream should be
thinned with milk, to diminish the fric-
ton and retard the process, so that all the
cream may have time to be churned alike.
I have never yet found that little freez-
ing would injure cream, if it was managed
as I have directed previous to being
churned."
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A Negro Killed for Ten Cents.

On Saturday morning last negro named
Pryor Hinto, living on Mr.. Albert Rancy's
farm, in Prince George county, was shot
and killed by a negro named Thomas Tay-
lor. It appears that the deceased man
owed Taylor the sum of ten cents, and on.
Saturday morning Taylor, accompanied by
q colored friend, went to see him about it.,
and to collect the debt While together.
dispute arose between Hinton and Tay-
lor, during which the latter fred upon the
former with shotgun he had in his hand !,
and so badly wounded him that he died
shortly terwards-living long enough to
tell the circumstances of the shooting
Taylor and his friend were arrested on
Sunday, and lodged in jail to await triad
for murder. Va.) Hqder.
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Bleaching ATusIIns,

Mrs. S. 81. Wood gives the folloying
method in the Western RHral :-=HakG II
ounces chloride of lime to 10 pounds of
cotton. Dissolve the lime in two quarts
soft hot water. Boil the cloth in o. surls
water, then rinse it. Strain the lime into
a sufficient quantity of water to immerse
the cloth il. Let it remain in from ten to
twenty minutes, then iinse well the cloth.
Be very careful that no particles Of lime go
through the strainer. have never failed
with this.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-11

THE season for planters and farmers to
pitch their crops is at hand and it is
not inappropriate that a word promotive
of their best interest be spoken at this
Citing time. Since cotton-growing be-
came the great and almost exclusive bust
ness of Southern agriculture, the rule has
been that the plantations sold cotton and
bought subsistence. PrOfting by sound
Judgment or experience some few have
abandoned the ruinous system and have
adopted the self-sustaining one. Bounti-
full nature has so layishly provided our
whole region that there can be no excuse
for any farmers not furnishing the main
articles of food, bread and meat We take
the liberty to urge this important matter
upon our farmers and planters. Because
a different course may have been followed
for generations, precedent cannot justify
folly, when that folly is exposed. Before
the season has too far advanced let proper
preparations be made for d full grown
crop. Commence this Spring the intro
duction of more varied culture. Bring
to your farms improved implements and
high-bred stock OF all descriptions.
Though means be limited, force yourselves
to spare something to begin work with
out which your labors must go to the profit
Of others than yourselves. Be not seduced
by the high price of cotton to forego a
step IN the direction of progress and safe
ty. Practical observation will show to any
who choose to exercise it, that when the
farmer or planter before the war made his
farm Or plantation self-sustaining such in.
dividual has withstood the storm of rcvo-
luton, and almost, or quite Immediately
after the close of hostilities, recommended
his career of prosperity. Any man who
will reflect upon these matters, who knows
anything OF the operations of a farm or
plantation, must know the truth of our
statements. We ought to receive the re-
ward for our labors and the proceeds of
our market crops should return to enrich
our own people, and not be sent to fill the
already plethoric Golfers of those who have
heretofore grown fat upon our labor and
VINO continue to increase by our persistent
folly. Farmers and planters of North Caro-.
lima and the whole South, grow first enough
OF everything to make your succeeding
crops and then plant cotton. The close
OF the year will find your pockets heavier
, than by following the old system.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-11

The coming political campaign in this
state ought to enlist the interest of every
citizen. Prejudice, passion and self should
beslaid aside. Individuals must be ignored.
Principles OF justice and honesty should
guide all in the coming work. The mis-
rule which has dise, ICED us should he
sufficient evidence oi the uutitness o. those
who exercised this misrule, and the peo-
PIE should feel that their rights, their
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-11

The zinc mines near Bethlehem, Penn
sylyania, yield twenty-four thousand tons
of ore annually.
''The State of Man in He'll - is the
tempting title of a lecture by a Canadian
clergyman.
New York boarding house keepers now
add to their advertisements, "No moving
May 1st,"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-11

1.-THE Reconstruction Policy of the South
Under this head the New York Times of
the I'd instant has an editorial written for
the guidance of the South If the South
had been permitted to exercise any free
WILL IL the Resumption CT its status in the
Union, politically, we would reply to the
article on political principles and with
political arguments alone; but inasmuch
as freedom of political action is denied by
the unlawful exercise of tyrannical power,
ana the Times not very indirectly alludes
TO our social and industrial Reconstruction.
we feel justified in handling this element
OF our life, while we grasp at the shadow
OF political equality. Far be it from us
and we know we express the sentiment
and wishes of the best people of the whole
South, to desire the continuance of q
conflict OF force when We are powerless.
Equally adverse are we to keeping alive
anlmosities which can only result in ipiu-
~; and If the North really thinks that
Reconstruction is nearly perfected, and
Will let its work stand the test of time we
OF the South shall not be found WANTING
an faith. justice and honor. The solution
of the problem will be less difficult if the
North will cease the intrusion upon Ms OF
officials sent from there because too dis.
honest or otherwise too corrupt 10 live in
their midst. Because We, from want of
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Hon. Horace Warner and son, of Ro-
chester, New York, have purchased the
Early place, near Greensboro, Georgia,
containing 1880 acres for $4,000.