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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-08-18
WASYiNGT6T UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARrmENr- baltimore, y,

MEDICAL DEPA r. Tn ENT-BaItimore Nd
L HE NEXT REGULAR SESSION WILL com
mence on the First Monday in October, 1871 49,
preliminary lectures Will begin the 18th eeptem.
Der.
The course o. instruction liz emrently prsc-
teal and complete, consisting OF Didactic Ice
lures, Clinical Lectures ard specia, instruction
in the diagnosis and tTeatm mt of disease a. the
bedside. Every variety of disease may be seen
In the Hospital Wards and Free Dispeusary con-
Dected with the Col eye.
FEEs-For fun course, $40; Naturalization, as;
Dissection. SO; Graduation, $40. Students from
The Ldfe SLC:Ue-hOIding Std'eS tciOSe means are
limited, will be receive On tho Benefciar, AN
o. he rchool. The Annual Circular and Cata-
logue, containing full particulars, will be sent
Oh application to
CHAs. W. CHANCELLOR, M d,
Dean of the Faculty.
July ~ Z58-1meo1 : & WIN ca
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy., stoppage of Water, Incontinence Of
cases where there are brick dust deposits, or
the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substan.
oes Ike the white OF an egg; or threads like
appearance, and white bono dust deposits, and
when there is pricking. burning. sensation
when passing water, aud paia in the Small OF
the Back and along the Loins.
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TRIBUTE OF RksPECT,

0HEHEAs. It has pleased Almighty G7d to
sound ha bugIe note Of death once more in our
ranks, AID calling to his eternal home our much
beloved and honored cOmrade William Ii. Kelley,
be il
Re sGlUed, That acknowledge His Divine
wisd N Is paramount 10 eli else, AID Re bow in
hunb 81 omission tn His will Yet it is with
s1rru~ng hearts We vie d to the mandate, feel
i - Vt d., The great peg the Om any u g
i, in The "e~tn Of 10 IF its 0 fl
.le,' frt. tul mh-fs <eIu' giDg to 4.
Omp = f. III It's ii < stt % ~
IN . - L. e. - ne. a"d 10 tho
81 hi tIck he ~ ~avs fou. 4 n j.
vOs' ready. ~. ,. tro. -. Il wi :i''g heac, 40
~ lutl Bu G h~- CT. q Inn i no.,
i. has ~, ed ST. H. te:.e 81 Ak q
prrer latd ~rh hi or wing n" mo lri 6
fanny = Cr /. ,.&I OF ~ -ver lis
2 ave, arr ita.e IN NTH ri . .nowln., that
the> reaiiz2 'hs r. Of he 4 epei %n,c, nics
tion the b dy II 5h3ir Willie vii b. ICED aud
necoula az i'm ortaI a. his soul, aud eteTnit.
of unaI oy ed bss will repay the pa g. and sor
rows Of the expiration they arc doomed to 81 =
fer here.
EesOLced, Th.t = woar our usual badge Of
monrntng for Ike space Of thirty days.
RcSotUeG. That copy @ these resolutions Re
forwarded 20 the family of our deceasee coul-
Tade. alsO cOpy to the Wilmington JOURNAL
and MorGing S,ar. with the request they be puJ-
lished.
Hall o. lie Vii. &. r Engine Co. : 0. ], Aug.
14th, 1871.
Il. EI. HoUsT0N
r. h, COwAN, in, r-.,,
II NRY MCQUEEN, ~04il'h-ate7'
II. EOBINsoN,.
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THE CAPE FEAR
$50 Reward.

A REWARD OF $25 EACH, WILL BE PAID
n for the delivery of Dill 1way Moore and
Henry Butler. both colored, who escaped from
the Jail Of Duplin county, on the 18th inst
Said DIlloWay is etOut, Of dark compile xion.
with Roman nose, and is about 70 or Il years of
age, Henry Butler is a dark mulatto, about %
years old. and Weighs probe bly, 16O lbs.
BLAND WALLACE,
Sheriff OF Duplin County.
aug 1C 273.2td k1twch
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From the New York Daily Bulletin


The question of whether cotton manu-
featuring can be conducted proftably in
tIe Southern States seems to be very con
c1usively answered by the results reached
nv practical experiment. It is evident
that the Eastern States enjoy some advan-
taoag which cannot be claimed for the
SSuth, but these advantages seem to be
fairly Offset by numerous others which be-
11n6 exclusively to factories located near
the sources from which supplies of the
NV material are obtained-of which the
most important is that the cost of trans
,7or+ing and handling the raw staple is
PP,rcd as O profit to the Southern manufac-
ever As practical illustration of what
nav be accomplish d, with good manage
mt. in this field of productive industry,
~ prestnt some interesting statistics COM
,,;Irq from the annual reports of two fac
t1r:as. enc a. Augusta, Ga, and the ether
~ Grcni;eville, S. G. These figures may
h. eccaD.ed as accurate, and they are of
.nore than ordinary interest, as showing to
rrIat extent the claim of the South to SUI
,,eriar feel ties for cotton manufacture is
Terifed by the results actually reached by
those who have ventured the experiment.
Tie rrip rty Of the Augusta factory
was nurchateI by the company now own
;'Cg : in 1855 for SI40 900. on ten years
crS,fit ct seven ger cent interest. The
1orci as. rs paid il $50 600 as capital at the
s,art. Luz t1a greater portion of this was
sEsarDcd IN repairs during the first two
rggrs. From tnEt time up to Juue, 1865
len Ycars-the earnings OF the factory
were Sufficient TO pay for the entire prop
(,tr without calling for another dollar
f.yll the stockholders; to add largely to
the property ~ purchase and building
500 600 worth Cf new machinery being
b highland to Increase the capital by ad-
I:tl0n Of a portion of the turplus profits
10 $500, COO With all this they had III
1865 property worth 5000. 900. and had
rald dividends regularly all the time
Since the close Of the war the prosperity
O: the concern has been much more re-
:za1I,1bls. Their profit and less account
o. the 17th of june, 1865, showed q bal
aaca Of 500, 745. So 10 the credi5 of the
s-oclaaller5. From that time to the 18Th
u 5u-c, 1868, their gross earnings
Amounted to 1892 9OG 81 OF this $685.
e53 90 wcro teId in dividends, and $124,-
uJ7.G2 were carried to profit and loss &C,
c-u1s, tie balance going to defray office
"Opens -, improvements, repairs, taxes.
II ign-z insurance., etc. Some 90, 1854 919
,-Eas Of Goods were manufacture d, tie
s4.s OF which aggse9ared So 765. 3O1 80
From June ID, 1868, 10 Jnre 10, 1871, the
ba,Iless has been as follows:
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was further decline, 42@423 cents being paid.
The market since has been hnctuating, and
prices irregular. closing, however, with more
business on Wednesday at 4Ia cents, with
small stock Offering. The weeks ssIos are es
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A Wisconsin man has smoked barrel of
tobacco in q year.
The Salt I.akers built fence across a
street TO keep ont the smallpox.
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Thea-N ectar
GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

UTANTED-AGENTS 1870 per day. to sell
w tho celebrated HOME SHU TILE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the under-feod, makes the "lock
stitch" (slike both Sides and is fully lcens-
ed The best and ches est family Sewing Ma
chine in the market. Address JOHNSON, CLARK
& co, Boston, Mas. Pitts urgh. Pa, Chicago,
l., or st. Louis, Mo. 4w
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g. E Y | + "
OF TIE
MARK EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
August II. 1871.

TURPENTINE AT the time Of closing our last
review the market for this article ruled rather
quiet and afterwards declined. the Gales up to
Tuesday being ct decline OF 10 cents. On We'd
nesday, however, there was better feeling
manifest, and it advance cents, closing steady,
with o moderate demand from distillers, at "a
As for virgin. and IS As for yellow dip, p $50 lbs
Receipts are only moderate, and for the week
oh fnllnus
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The RRFDEL CHAMBER.

Essays FOR Young Men, on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES. which Interfere with MAR
EIkGE-with sure means of relief for the Err
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may ~ 1913 -3mdtkvch
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TIE CAPE FEAR GUANO

lSA COMPLETE FERTn IZER, representing
bone and meat in proper proportions, to perma-
nentlY improve the land.
D. M. BUIE, Chemist.
feb 10 f20-d&Wtf
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EZlLR MANHOOD:
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RkTCEEL0R'g HAFR DYE.

This superb Fair Dye 10 tho best an the World
Perfectly harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or
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FEEER AND AGUE,
HEALTH! BEAU rY!!

STRONG AND PURE nLOu BLOOD.-IN.
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEJGHT-CLEaR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
SECURED TO ALL.
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8 follows

HFIR1Ts TURPENTINE-The market opened on
Friday last at decline on previous rates, sales
being made at 4sG4sA cents. On Saturday there
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GOOOFor 1st class Pianos-sent on trial
CAS- Bway, II. Y. AZ
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BROWNS
COLT TON GIN S.

THE ORIGINAL Georgis Gin, unrivaIIed for
l. superior Finish. Strength, Sim piiclty, Oura-
biiity, Fast and Clean Ginning, Light Running
ann Excellence Of Lint.
Hutchirson's Family Older and Wine Mills and
Presses.
Rubber aud Leather Betting, 60, &C..
For sale by
DAWSON, TEEL & HENNING,
Iron and Hardware Merchants,
IS Market Street, Wilmington II. o.
Send for Circular and Price List.
July 26 255-2awd2m &w2Ilch
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r. r. E.
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after reading this advertisement need fry OBS
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NEURALGIA, RHEUMATIo
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from change Of water. 1t is better than French
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may also be presumed that the drought
Preya-nng throughout the Eastern States,
which caused the suspension of so many
Eictories in that section, and from the eff
ccts Of which cotton goods were consider
|bly advaL ced IN value, was also favorable
b the realization of large profits by the
|outhern N tDufacturers. As they stand,
|owever, the figures above given show that
|he business OF cotton manufacturing can
|e conducted proftably in the Southern
Ptate5. ana that there is sufficient en-
|oUrag cement to warrant the investment of
|apital IN the bus ness wherever suitable
|Urco Of skilled labor can be induced to
Pcate. Il will, of course, be many years
fcfOre this industry is conducted in the
Fouthern States on large scale, for the
proper kind of labor Is scarce and land is
heap, and capital will, for some years to
ON, be more readily absorbed in agri-
'nltare than in the establishment of man
Rtaltlring enterprises but we incline to
Pc belief that cotton manufacturing, es-
Rocially spinning, will one day become an
Important industry of the Southern States.
1nd that it will prove the substantial basis
i a great aud increasing Industrial pros
Serty,
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s3I3755j 70 $2e4l,982 10 :2t5,6O7 81
.: tbs profit, $29j, COZ 81, there were
al out d0 ing 1870 and 1871, STA $40 in
,-wdcnds. and the balance, $780, 67 81,
gas carried to profit and loss, increasing
..t. to $1S7, G3l As
From al examination of the statistics
Z, the prediction CT both factories above
described, it will be seen that while the
moont of goods manufactured in the year
sljh his spring was smaller. than in either
u the years Immediately preceding. the
q which doubtless finds its explanation
z the decrease in the price of cotton. The
" rage price paid for cotton by the two
NIL is cLlEnn q fnLlnsZa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-21
American Watches.

Every man who has anything 10 do re-
quires q reliable timekeeper, A feeling
OF national pride leads Ill 10 prefer an
American watch. But local dealers have
for several years discouraged their GUS
toners froin buying them-and for this
reason only; 4 large proM co"|d be
madt oa foreign wdkches, anil he .freTptnt
repairs such mdfches reqaired wds q steaiy
source IF income IN he Fdteh-mdher,
Waltham watches have year by year
grown into favor with all who have worn
them ; they have proved not only reli-
able but economical, rs repairs are sell
dom needed. They, like other standard
articles, are sold at moderate prices,
which afford the retailer but a small
profit compared with that which can be
made on other watches. But they re-
quire no urging. They sell themselves
Hence, wide.awake dealers make this up
by keeping full stock and selling large
number. Many dealers now direct their
customers from the Waltham to other
inferior watches, and by disparaging
the Waltham and recommending these
comparatively unknown watches, they
sell them for n higher price, and thus
secure n larger profit, We understand
that Wnltham watches IRE furnished to
the retailer Mt prices which well enable
to sell them cheap and yet make fair
profit. Therefore, MI intending to pur-
chase, and who would perier an Ameri-
can watch. should insist on having their
preferences respected.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-21
The Boat Race.

Perhaps no event in England creates
so much interest as the pull beteen the
'ambridge and Oxfords clubs. The
great boat race for the championship OF
the Universities lately took place. The
course was the usual one, from Putney
to Mortake Both crews were on the
water promptly at the call of time. The
choice of position was won by the Ok
forls, who took the Middlesex side of
the river. Both crews got a splendid
start, but Cambridge took slight lead
upon the instant and maintained it
throughout the race. The tide was slack
and the water lumpy. The race was
well contested from the start TO the
finish, but was never in doubt. as il was
early apparent that the Cambridge men
were the better crew. Cambridge took
her opponents water at Barns Bridge.
and shot Ter the arch several lengths
ahead. After passing the bridge. Ok
fords spurted and slightly decreased the
lead of Cambridge, which quickly after
passed the stakeboat three lengths ahead.
The time of the winning crew was
twenty-three minutes. nine and hall
seconds.
The usual crowls lined the rive,
banks and filed the bridge; probably
half million people witnessed the race.
The widest ex element prevailed among
the spectators, who were all enthusiastic
supporters OF one or the other of the
contestants. The betting Just before
the start was to on Cambridge. The
Oxford crew comprised three of rst years
crew and five Of last years trial eight
men.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-21

will be the duty Of every department OF
the Government 10 give heed, ana no
ono will more cheerfully conform to II
than m, self. II is not only the theory
Of our Constitution that the will Of the
people, constitutionally expressed, IL the
supreme law, but l have ever believed
that all men are wiser than any one man
and II the peoI L., upon full presenta'
ton OF tho facts, shall decide that the
annexation of the Republic IL not dcsira-
bile, every department OF the Govern
ment ought to acquiescc in that decision
In az lin submitting TO Congress a sub
ject upon which public sentiment has
been divided, and which has been made
the occasion Of acrimonious debate IN
Congress, M well as unjust aspcrsions
elsewhere, | may, trust, be INDUCED in
single remark No man can hope to
perform duties so delicate and RESPONSE
BILE as pertain to the Presidential office
without sometimes mourning the hostility
OF those who deem their opinions and
wishes treated with insufficient consider
alton and he who undertakes to con-
duct the affairs of a great Government Ms
n faithful public servant, if sustained by
the approval Of his own conscience, may
rely with confidence upon the candor and
Intelligence of a free people, whose best
interests he has strivep to subserve, ana
can bear with patience the censurc OF
disappointed men. CSigned,
U. $. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, April ., 1871.
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PAIN KILLER.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprjetors,
PROVIDENCE, r. l.
1910. 1877.
Rs A DOZEN REASONS "a
wHy The
Pain.K1ll er
MASUFACruRED BY
PERRY DAVIS & SON
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE of this AGE.

And ,ehy Il should h ksfa aloays ~ hand -
lst-Pnin- Killer is the most certain Cholera cure
that medical science has produced.
2nd.-P0iu- Killer, a Darrhea and Dysentery rem
edy, is unegualed. II seldom if ever fails.
3rd.-Pain- Killer will cure Cramps Pains in any
part of the system. single dose usually effects a
4th.Pain- Killer will cure Dyspepsia and Indiges-
ton. II used according To directions
5thPatn- tller is almost never-failing for
Sudden Colds Coughs &C.
9Th nkiller has proved itself Sovereign Rem
edy for Fever and Ague. and chill Fever; II has cured
the most obstinate cases.
Vh.-Pafn-killer a lniment is unequaled. For
Frost Bites, Chblains, Burns. Bruises, Cuts, Sprans
&c. no Physician can do more than it.
sth.-I'ain-K has cured cases of Rheumatism
and NEURALGIA after years standing;
9h.-Pain- Ktller will destroy Boils. Felons. Whit.
lows Old Sores and Swelled joints giving relief from
Pain after the first application.
lTh.-Pain- Killer cures Headache, Toothsohe, and
Neuralgia Pains in any part Of the body
many Dollar in time and Doctor's Bills.
lnh.-pain- Killer IL a purely Vegetable preparation
safe TO keep ard to every family The simplicity
attending Us together with the great variety OF dis
amount of pain and suffering that be alleviated
through it's make imperative upon every person TO
supply themselves with this valuable remedy and to
keep IL always near at hans.
in every quarter of the Globe Physicians recommend
in practice while all classes Of society have found
in Il relief and comfort.
Don't be deceived OF induced to buy the mary
WORTHLESS Nostruns Offered b. urpiincipled men travel
Be sure and bug the genuine. Every Druggist and
nearly every Country Store Keeper and Grocer through
out the land keep IT for sale.
Fer sale by al dealers in family medicine.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-21
A Sprlng MndrIgAl.

Here the blue bay
Lies AXE q sapphire act,
Through all tho lovely day,
Edged by its rise
OF wooded shores,
Sof, pencilod on the skies,
There ID no rush,
No murmur OF the soa,
To break the sunny hush
The long-wingod gull
kits idly on the ledge,
Becalmed IN the warm hull.
Aud q, the rise,
The carol on the wing
Into all radiant skies
az April birds
"The blnebird with the sky
Upon his back, aud breast
Like leaves that lie
In rsssct drft,
While golden air aud low
Doth softly blow
In Silly woods
So tondcrly, mid-May
Could WOO no softlcr to the DAY,
Peep rosy buds
And clinging sprayr from mast
And boscagc Autumn cast
The dowy bloom,
The starry clusters blont,
The messy LEAKAGE bent,
The waxen tufts
Of wandering vines
Beneath the dreamy pines
All there the breeze
Comes like the breath Of seas
In summer idesr through the dusky trees
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-21

COMMERCIAL FAnUREs.--The failure.
in the U. S. in 1870 exhibit an alarming
IL y yase. In 1868, the losses net te
500, 754, 900, compared with S75,O54, 90,
in 1869, and sss, 272, 900 in 1870. show.
ing an increase of nearly 20 per cent
over the losses involved by the disasters
of the two former years, and over 80 pc,
cent. in 1870 than 1869 The fact is the
big fish are swallowing up the little ones.
There are too many sellers of merchan-
disc, and too few buyers too many con-
sumers, and too few producers. We
must not expect in many years TO wit
ness time of unexampled prosperity.
The country at large appears to be very
slow in learning. As evidence of this,
the aggregate losses by failures of New
York and Brooklyn in 1868, amounte d
70 S31, 6s4, 00s, against S2l, $40. 600 in
1869, and $40, 573, 900 in 1870. being a
reduction Of 81, 061, 900 in the three
years. Dire consequences must result
to our national wealth, if impudept
management in commercial affairs is
suffered to go on unchecked.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-21

To AVERT EVIL is one of the grandest
triumphs of human skill. This triumph
is achieved by DR.. WALKERS VEGETABLE
VINEGAR BITTERs. They build up, Tor
tify and renoyate the feeble system, thus
enabling it to defy the elemental causes
of disease. Hence their efficacy as pro
tective medicine, in districts where the
air and water are impure. The weakest
and most susceptible organization is rem
dered proof against all malarious disor-
ders by taking one or two doses daily az
a preventive.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-21

The attention of the musical world has
been much attracted by the improve
ments in organ making introduced by
GEORGE WOODS & Co., in their new STYLES
OF Parlor and Vestry Organs. They in
vite the attention of all interested in
music, and the elevation of all that per-
tains to it /; to their advertisement in
another column. Allorganists, ia hers,
and music dealers are invited to e.. mime
into the merits Of their instruments,
particularly as SHOWN in their latest style
Of Numbey Til see,, Celeste Oroau.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-21

FALSE REPORT OF DUEL. ac-
count of duel at Bladensburg has been
published, in which ex-officers of the
army, Capts. Garrettson and Grosvenor,
were represented as the principals. SO
far from this story being true, the gen
tlemen named are warm personal friends,
and were in bed together when the pa
per was brought to them containing an
account of the imaginary encounter.