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Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
Terrible Suffering oea Lady a. r ed river,

| Messrs. Gronewoid & Brothers, contrac
tors for the completion Of the Uuiied
States tort as Pomhina, and eighteen men
left St. Paul on the 231 Of Hay, and arriv-
ed at their destination in ten days there
alter. We have received O detailed &C
count OF their 1urney. from which we ex-
tract the following narrative Of the suffer
ings OF lady. on the banks OF the Red
River of the North:
We bad been at Georgetown but few
hours when We learned that a lady. Mrs.
Hall, by name, who had co ne from Cana,
da few days previous. and stopped at
the hotel at Georgeto Rn TO wait for the
steamer to take ber to Fort Garry, there
to meet her husband must have got lost
In the woods, as she had goue out two
days previous from the hotel to the woods
to pick some flowers, and had not been
seen since. Come CT the citizens had
been out the day before to look for her,
Dat not finding her had given up the
search. When our party heard of il, eight
of them Immediately volunteered to renew
the search. and two of the citisens, who
had little more feeling than the rest,
again went along. The men went into the
woods aud in few hours the lady was
fonud.
O0e Of our men and ore os the citizens,
coming out at the sane time on tho bank
Of the river. f. und her near the water, al
mCst naked aud nnconsci ,us. They gave
her little liquor and she Immediately re-
vived, and asked fo- water, which WAS given
her. She was 50 badly often by the mus
quitoes that she was almost one sc4b He
yields were swoi.en togeI her so tha. >te
could not open her eyes for three day
attrrward. The signal was given 10y fnrg
several shots to let the others know thai
she Was found. They soon came to the
place, and two men went back to George
town to get boat 10 take her down tue
river. while some stayed to keep off the
musquitoes. The men were bitten 10
badly themselves that some of the boys
asked them when they got back TO camp
whether they bad the small pox. The rest
had in the meantime put up large tent,
and put bed into it. into which the wo
mau was laid. From this time to Tuesday, |
to Goth ult., one Of our men waited on her !
continually. We did not think it right to
desert her, row that We had. as it were
brought her back to life. The steamer
Selki'k came along on Tuesday morning
at o'clock, and We all went aboard. The |
lady was also carried aboard, and we
steamed down the river. Mrs. B all wa
put in the care of lady on board the boat,
a nd taken to Fort G4ry.-Ss Paul Pioneer,
June 25th
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

To Martin county crops OF all desorIp
tlons are said to be doing we'll.
There is g lady in Forsyth county "a
years old.
Jones county is very much ;E need oil
rain.
Prof. Fetter, it is said, will shortly ia &
up his residence in Charlotte. where he
will open male school OF high grade.
Judge r. P. Dick aud W. L. SCOTT are
10 be the Radical Convention candidates
in Guilford county.
| At the recent commencement of Ran
dolph Macon Co Itge. Virginia, q gold
| medal was conferred on 7. M. Atkinson,
of n. c.. for being the best Orator.
The amount of money received at the
Salisbu y Post-ofice for money orders fo1
the fiecal year ending June 3Oth. 1871,
was $23 386 90.
The Salisbury Old North State has been
| shown specimen of very rich gold ore,
from the Hearne Nine" in Sanly
oJ0UtY.
vas recently coDf+rred upon Rev J. G.
Ne'ffer, of Salisbury, by Franklin and
Mars hall College, of Lane Aster, Pa, says
the Old North Sta e.
The residence of Mr.. G. W. Mordecai.
in Raleigh, was struck aud slightly Injured
by lightning on Thursday afternoon -
Several sentinels On the parspet of the
PenitentiarS were also knocked down and
stunned.
The schooner Gold Leaf, of Hatteras,
c.. q hi @ proc citing d. wn the Neuse
r:v Wednesday uigh', met IT'D a serious
accIdeut, running against one Of those
''Yaukee ca;chers." Near the blockade,
sinking her in few minutes. No lives
lost
Judge Dick, says the Raleigh Sentioe],
has desce ndod from the dignity of a So
preme c C,urt Judge to take :he stump
against the right of the people to amend
their organic law, fearing that a change
might deprive him of his Office !
The Weldon News says: This whole
country has been favored with most re-
freshiDg rains within the lat G, uple Of
days, good rains extending down the Will
nington road far as Goldsboro, and
thus rrInVig"ratiDg large number of
crops hat had rralsy suffered.
at u ga herlng, few days siUca. some
miles belOH town, says the Salem Press,
'here we're ten farmers present, all voters.
and out Of the ten there was only one Op
nsed to Convention. Stra VS. show which
way the wind is blowing.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the N. G. r. Il. takes place in Gre9us
borO' on the 18th inst. Il Is understood d
that proposition 10 lease the road from
that place to Charlotte will Eo submitted
and discussed.
Sheriff Masten, Radical, of Forsyth
couaty, while speaking at a public meet
ing in til at county d few ds. ago, gr SLY
insulted an old aud highly respected Bap-
list minister The insult vas entirely un-
provoked, Gays tho Wiuston Sentinel.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

Signora Mary Brown, su English
~oman, is the faVorIte burlesque actor in
Rome.
Fifteen breakmen on the Boston al
Albany Railroad, have been arrested fUI
thieving operations.
Home made sewing silk is one of the
products of Harris C unity, Ga.
The white Radicals OF the South are
rapidly going back on the col3red man.
The ttorm in Texas travelled 73O mile s
in 80 hours.
Conkling still coq1ets wita Cabint I
chance. Politically his conk i, distracted.
A Lebanon. Tenn, man drinks two doz
n bottles Of ale daily.
San Francisco means TO have a Fair and
square hanging on the 28th. ..-
Grants pardon of Bowen is no cempl .
M ns to the eolored jury that convicted
Linn.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

| t>rGey Fl, her W q Il Do gra,ined by the txercise
OF Executive Gle n ncy.
Nov, therefore. oe it known that !, q. 8 Grant,
President of he Unlted State OF America. in con-
alteration OF the premises and vers other COCO
ana sufnclent reasons to ms thereunto moving
do hereby grant to tbs said O. E. Bowen q fuI.
and unconditional pardon.
In testimony whereof, have b. reunto signed
my nams and caused the seal OF the ULited
States to be affixed.
Done st the City OF Washington, this drst dsy
OF Jolly, A. D.. 1871. and of the Independence OF
the United States the 95,h.
(Signed) o. g. GRANT
Bowen was rel asad
Judge r. B. Carpenter. of Char;est1u was five
hours before the Ku-Kiux Committee to-day
He said there had been Ku-k.px ou.rages il
various parts OF the State, net, however, origl-
mating from hostility to the Federal Government
bat .tural outbreak OF men who had no re-
dress through the forms and administration O.
ths laws. The government of the State was de-.
tective 10 capAcity in all its departments and the
debt had been increased $11 900 001 without cou-
. ructing mile OF railroad, foot OF canal or
school house. When q candidate for Governor
last year he visited every county in the State
but one. Never heard q man utter a word
against the Federal Government. Opposition
WAS to corrupt and m maladminister the Sta 9 gov
ernment. Members Of the Loyal League COM
'nitted outrages, such murders and burning gil
houses before III ware Ku kux org aniz atoms
The people submitted quietly for two year.
unit! they found they had no re dcees through
g ections or form. of law The Ku .klux orgauiza-
u1n le c. mp 8 d OF zen Of high respect ability,
organ'z fo red and protec ion. He, how
ever, did not endorse the orgauIz s'Ioa H
testified th4t h. Collection of $4O0 600 levied
this. ear, VIII bankrupt one third of tia etate.-
The general condition of affairs in the State is
bad.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
DIR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS.

perfectly tastelesa. ele g&ntly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleanse, and
s.reHgthen.. RadwAS's Pills, or the cure Of ali
isnTdeTs Of the nto zach. Liver, Bowes. Kid
oeys. Bladder, EeTvoue DIseSsee, Headache,
Ouetipation Oostivo ess, Indigestion. Dy spep-
siA, biiiOusness bil iCus Fever, ILLUMINATION
tho Bowe.s Fl es, aud ell Derat gements OF
he IDterDAl Virc+ra Warranted TO effect q
"-itlve cure. Purei, Vegetable, containing no
mercur minersIs, or del erIous drrgs.
~ Oh. erve the I yllOwiu mp'o ms resulting
from DsoTders OF The ID oGstive Organs:
IonstIpa in. inward Pies, Ful meas Of the
Blood ia the Head, Acldity OF the Stomach.
'ausea, Hear buru, pi-Rast OF Food. Fulln. 90
Ir Weight IN the st,m b, oour Eructstions,
lnkins or EluttrrluR al he PIG OF 'he Stom .ch,
wi ming nf the BeAd. Hurried a. difficult
eathir &, Flute iL at the Heart, Choking or
ufo atIng -ensstiOIs when LSiuR Posture,
ImuFa- OF vi In. Do or Webs before the
CHR, Fever snd Doll Pain Ia the H. ad. De-
= ie' cy of fers atirD, YeIl' wnsse Of the Skin
Eye Pai0 ia no eId } est, Limos. and
:, Idden + q hes - at Bnrn ok In the FIesn.
\ fe~ dose7 Of RAUWAY'5 PILLS will free the
ys;em ON all til. ,bOvs named disorders.
RIO, 2S hts PER Box BOLD BY DRUG-
fI5TS
READ LSE AND TRUE" Sepd one letter
4 amp 20 RAuEAY ~. So 81 walden Lane
.ew York. Information 6orth thousands viii
@ cent
june %, 1871. 227-ddweod1ych
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CABLE DISPATCHES.
PARIs July s.

PARIS July 8.
Count de Chambord refuses to see t1e Orle4l f
Princes until he corsuts France. Lhsmbol
has left Frtnee, but says, in pro ;lam alton.
though ab ssnt We shAl not be separated rom
our Duntry men When Frenchmen a. wiling
We shall establish aGovernmept ith decsntr4E
zslcn, liberty ard universli suffr age as our
motto" he praises the army and cl&ree
q lfaltering adherence to the white dag of a. Il
ry the Fourth and Joan. of Arc, lich are confer
red Alescs and Lorraine.
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From New York.
NEW YoRK. July 6

NEW Yo2K, July 8.
Convention o. the Irish Societies is in se-
cret session here. 1. is said that 1t mas been ia
solved to appeal to thu Mayor to break up tn e
Orange procession.
special dispatch to the Herald states that
Count Chanlbord i0t-. d, to issus proclaim Alto
ca'iipg upon the people 20 rally around the Bour-
bon thrcnO. Unless the authorities il terfere,
there viii bo al imi alton OF Nsposol'5 3tras-
burg program ne.
The trains from Newark and New York collid ed
to-day. The cars are burning mass. Seven
bodies have been taken from the ruins. aud it s
supposed there ma more in them. Tho
Iets show Southarners.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

n MA N MISTAKES k4l1 WIG 1Or On Burglar
and GUS Her TO Pieces with q Bowie.
From the Houtton Union.
A gentleman from the neighborhood of
Grimt county. some five miles from Ma
vasota, where The saddiest occurrence
which We believe we have ever recorded
took place, on last aturday night, gives
some particulars additional to those which
have already been pub ished. We refer to
the accidenta killing Of his wife by Briggs
Goodrich, kind husband, as we learn,
and sober. Industrious and respected citi
zen,
There were, it seems, several tobbsrs in
the house, and Mrs. Goodrich beariue
the %, had aroused her husband, and he
(not teiug able to find his pistol lad taken
a bowieku.fe and wa il pursuit of the
thieves. He had struck at Cne of them,
aud another had passed him inside of the
hurse, and he sesms TO have bastened oot-
side and around to the windo " Of his own
ted-room, which he knew to be hoisted,
with the ex. ect .rion Of intercepting the
escape of some Of the burglars.
Il IS said that chIol oform had been used
by the thieves, but not sufficiently to pro-
duce stupef4ct;on Yet it IS Xix ly tina tue
f, cling f .intness caused by the Inha'a-
ton Of tn chlorofOrm induced Mrs Go d
rich to rlse from the bed where she had
been left by her husband, and go to the
window or air. There she was found by
her excl ed husband, and, as the night
was SO dark that he could discern.onIy the
outlines o. the figure, he naturally imagin-
ed he Jaw one OF the robbt rs about to pass
out through the window. Then came
blows, bear Dg al thi the human miud
can conceive of the terrible-blows by
which a husband took the life of his own
vile with the knife. We ie ,rn that he is
distracted. and cannot be trusted alone,
but is guarded cone tantiY to prevent the
commission Of suicide. Mrs. Goodrich is
repre sented Us a very accomplished AMI
noble woman, and it is said that she died
with words of sympathy for her unfortu
nate husband upon her lips. In the utter
CONSERVATION and desolation which fol-
10 we'd the terrible tragedy, We are inform
ed that the only child of the marrisge.
which is still almost an infant. was seen
with its head pillowed upon the slam
mothers breast, begging her to awake and
grant it an evidence Of recognition.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
From Alabama.

MCDILE, July
Rraxton Bragg, Jr.. nephew of General Bragg
vas attacked by Madison Wilson. son of l.. Il
Wilson, vice Presia' Mt of the IL bile an Mont
gomery Railroad. this morniDg in front of the
Cus.om House. Each fred one shot. Wilsot,
was instantly killed. Particulars vii! be given
after the trial
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

DEMOCRATIC CoNsERvATIvE oRGANIzATIoN
EKECU!iV o MI TIES
CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
BRAGG, ROMA-, kaI- ct, Cualr man.
NJ. rImon, A s., Bnsbca, @. M,
BI d,oe, NJ. A Ltch:ord, j. j..
D Carteret, J @, Battle. r. H.,
D.SrRICF COMMITTEES
FIRST DISTRICT.
CARTER D NJ. Wa>h'Dgton, Oh hairman.
Ransom NJ. w, Jacks VI,
atpam, Cuas Pl. mouth,
Wruston, d. G Windsor,
EIre, NJ L., G ttpsvilIe.
NJ o,e. ] E. Viii ,mston,
SLaw, ". B. Currpturk G. FL.
eEO ND DISTRICT.
KEENAN,. Tn ) Wis 81, Chairman.
II zhe~ J VII, NtwtreTn
M"rrl~e,, w. G., G isbnro',
'Hag4n, Chas J Greenvllle,
J fir Y, \. W, BEAUFORT,
Nlxun. K W. Jacksonville,
Nooten, F Kin-t"n.
THIRD DISTRICT.
EN- N3ELHARD, }. A, Wilmington, Chair
nj b.
FuII.r. T C, Fayetteville,
Mcb oy, A A G luton,
Wal, ii. g., K Jck nsh4m,
Horneof, A L"mhe, ton,
Ell Is, j ", VII, l..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
PLUMMER, +. IT,, W4reuCon, Chairman.
Anls, J. -, Oxford,
York, +. W., Morrisville,
Co Ee, q NJ, L ulsburg.
Leach. J. I Leanhburg,
Drskr, j. a.. Hllliards on,
Strudwlck, F. n, Hillsboro'.
EIFTa DI TRIcr.
MoREHEAD, Jas. l., Greensboro, Chair
man,
e bins, u s., Ash ,boro'.
Seals A VI, W utEurth,
Hill 10 i F., WIl-0u's Store,
Robblus, Fr~nk O.. Lexington,
Kerr, John, YAnceyvilIe,
Jordan, Henry T. RoxbOro'.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
BRowN. J. E. Charlotte, Chairman,
Armfirld, r. F.. Statssville.
Schenck David. pcflnton,
Oowles W q. H., Wi kesboro',
McN-ilI, DIR q. O., CatswbA Station,
Henderson. j, q. !, salisbury,
DUbS n, JpseLu Y dix nville.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
AVERY, A. o., Mprg&nton, Chairman,
C"ckt. NJ A~h. Vile,
Love, j r. Jr Webster.
Neill. Q. F., Jefferson,
Gudger. Ja.. NJ. Burnsville,
Durham. Plato, Shelby,
Cash, Z. g., HendersonYille.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
sheridan mn LII I'D.

The Nor we trn University of p!inoi,
oas conferred upon Lieut.. Ger eral Phi l.
Il. Sheridan tue degree of Doctor of Laws s
Old Harvard m Deuced this sort Of woI
when il made q. Ii Jackson an LII. d. Ii
1isgusted the Pre,ldent, who felt that
was both out of Iime and out of place.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
From Washington,
WASHINGTON, D. {

WAsHrNaroN. D. O.. July g.
The Eec'y of Treasury instructs Collectors to
take active cps TO interfere with guarantee
regulations whero the port entry anc up river
poris Ifict. Tne question arises frc M a con
fiict Of regulations in Florida and Georgia re
garding navigation to enter State rivers.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

Mr.. II. Kimball OF Georgia. is tho presi-
dent of seven railroad companies, which
is two more than Col. Thomas A. Scott, of
PennsyluaDia, presides over.
There were manufactured in the United
States last year over he!t miilion sewing
mRchinee p
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

new YoRK, July
John Keay wac fatally stabbed by . young
ruff an to-day, Who was arrested.
Commissioner Pleasanton's resignation is un.
reliably asserted
Dewett Duncan's cotton warehouse was
burned to-day.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
BY HAVANA CARLE.
HAVANA, July s.

HAVANA, July 8.
Valmaseda is at Sanc;i Esparatus.
Ce'Sllene has the vomito.
There are approximations for the safety of the
Porto Prince, over due from New York.
Lumber and shing .es are wanted in Jamaica.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
The Carolina Messenger, :,
/ UBiI a E.D VERY FRIDAY,
AT GOLD ROEO O.


AT GOLD-BOhO C.
IMPROVED AMI ENLARGED
y hkwSPAPtR OF TIE RESENT ! IN q.
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jacindug + rm ers. hech ,nIcs, Merch ants. Pro
f-zeiona .ien, a I'd all man er of honest folks,
and tie ~ive~. aud Ia ghttrs Of all such.
OHAY It o Dt'LL L>I RS YEAR,
TX JoPIes ONE YE,R FOR $40
B@y~ Every new subscriber receives, as
A GIFr, hand-ome POCKET MAP Of
NORTH CA + DINA, c0ptai. lug also a
CaLtd,r ,r, a d the Ime of holding Superior
Coirs :" every County throughout the
Sta =. ga
this Map.
TnF NEssENGEE IL p --eninf nty 8 readab
FAMILY AP. Il { in it's z b sJiun2e,) and r.
q vEaICLE Ntws has a,w.Hr held the first
r4n 3 y Urn journals l 9 news CE
domp- ic ,nlf relgn--iR 'wAy~ esh ab"ndsnt.
= rrou. and aeon A.t. comprising he Who'll. circle
= intelligence, la rendered with
such prom oti Ute and ,.'iri5 tha the paper has
. :, q luCTeasiog e ""'s' ion.
a~ A. ,hGAN OF OPINION.
TIE 3 E>GhR i, fe4 es roncnanC, indom.
uIe, II-nt j., its advoc cf sound Demo
era 20 priuci lts. .srlng in its deuunciati l.
fning It- is n-sln to mere polltlc-. it takes
wi.ir range ,uche u-,oD grest arlety OF e"h-
isc- an aims hr cafe gu'ds OF public
oIi, 10 on all topics v0ich gage tub'ic att
1t iver cons icIous prominence to o'Ht
news "Arke' reports,
4 Va ST g VA Every c. UNITY.
Z .Uk Ne
in Posz efi g ,,rd+rr, wherev'r r 'uvaEient, i
not, 'hsn register h erte' po, ~ m n ro'
Address JUL'U A. BON IL
EdtI". and P.OP'r
GoIdsboro', N O.
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Flemm;ng House,
MlRION. n. c.

/ ERSONS VI >IrING TIE MOU NTAINCs. OR
d lnR pl asant and eaIthfuI location for
the SUNNI u wouIF. do we'll to stoure Rooms At
tbls new W Al reg uIAt ed Hotel euita of two
or three rooT4a, o. ening l.rge piazza, or
roomv 1@'s can be had by early asplieAron.
VISITO4fS GOIs q ~ kS ST OF TIL C RIDGE
u!l d. vel to rest here q day or two before
II The tedious mountain stages.
J. c. BAIRD, aup't.
iune a 229 d2t& Wit
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Fro nl Richmond,

RICHMOND, July 8.
Mary Bishop, a married naU. mnitted
suicide this morni 3 by cutting her throat with
q pocket knife snd bleeding to death. Cause
domestic troubles. She leaves elk children, all
girls. Her husband is in Baltimore.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
From Georgia,

uOME, july
The city election to-day was to decide whether
Rome would subscribe hundred thousand
dollars to the North and Sonth Road from Rome to
Columbus, Ga. The vote unanimously favors sub. |
scription.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
NVTstE I:

Z AIKEN UP OK NY PLANTATION. ON TOP
szil -ound, g White and black Cow fne ear
In .rks are, over slope IN III night ear ana Two
so iits in the left The owner is no ihed 70 take
her z.av or she win be eondeu led and sold,
A. l.. NIXON.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
rom Long Branch.

1oNa BRANCH, July s.
IL the third race yesterday the winner was
onducto. Time 2:43.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every diop of the 6ARSAPARILLIAN BE-
SOLVENT communicate through the Blood,
sweat, Urine. and Other q nj, . and Juices OF the
st. N the vgor Of lie, Tor it repairs ne sastes
II the dJ with new and gpund ua,eriai.
cror0Ia. sS phIls, Consumption. !aaduls- dis :.
ease UIcers in The tn. At, Mouth, Jumcrs.
'ndcs i'll he Glands and 9th par.s ar tne sys.
I'm, 30 Eyes, Strum rou9 discbs,g from O
= rs. and the wursG forms ekin esses,
Eruption Fever HOres, ecAld HeG King No m,
3 lG kheum. Eryslpelas, Acne, B Acs Lots,
Worms III the Flesh, Tumors GHucers in ths
Womb, and OIL weakening nd painful discbs e.
Night Swe4ts. Loss of 3 erm aud all was.es
of tn life principle. within the cIrntive
range OF this der OF Modern Chemistry, and
e~ ays use will prove tC any Lernon using
ii for either OF e. ese forms OF its po ent
power to cure them
II the patient, ally beco1 ing reduced by the
wastes and oecomUo-Ui'n Il at rs continually
pr Rr sing, cue Ct de ID a sting theee sstes.
and repairs the am, with material IN sde
from athy hood AID this he SARSAPARIL-
Ii An Will and does secuTe-A cure is certain ,
toI e once this re uIe y commenoee it's work
O. puridcati n, and su ceeds III diminishing tho
loss OF wastes, its repairs will be rapid, o
every day the pEtient will feel bimsen growing
better and stronge-. the food digesting better.
appetite improving, and fash aud weight in
Not only does the sARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvEsr
excel all known remedial ARevts in the cure Of
Jhronlo. ScrOf loue, LoGs i'utional, and Skin
diseases: but it is The only positive sure for
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1sq1are. Of 10 lines or less. for each and eysry
insertion. 81. -s
Special Notices will be charged % 90 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
character are charged &s advertisements.
a. No advertisement rejecting npou private
"haracter can, under ANY cIRCrMsTASoAs. be
nit -
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
From New HampshIre.

PORTSMOUTH. July
The United States steamer Kansas has been
Quarsutned.
The hay crop is third 10 half less than last
year.
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RlNNn

ON THE BEAOH, AND GOT OFF, A BMALL
Fiat marked j r 81 The ow Ier OF sid
Flat 10 hereby uotified to come forward, prove
property, pay ch ArRes aud take her away, or
she will Ee dealt with the law Directs.
FRANKLY GALLOWAY.
ock wood Folly, Brunswick county, n. O.,
June l0;h, 1871.
-
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J. ID. PEkK>ALL

J. ID. PE&KHALL
EfAvING QUALIFIED AS INSPECTOR OF
Taval Stores, sc, respec fully offers his
v;css to his friends and the public generalg.
NAV ~ 15-wtf
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8 rRONG AND PURE RIOH BLOOD--IN.
OhEASE OF FLESH AND WEIGaT-OLEAR
SKIN AND BE .UT1FUL COMPLEXION
SECURED to- ALL
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Uri Nry. and Womb diseases, Crawl, Disbetes,
Dropsy. Stoppage Of Water, Ii c1ntinen Of
Urine, brights Disease, AIbu uolinuri4. and In all
cases w there brick dust deposits, or
the water ia thlck, cloud, uixed with substan.
oes nke the white OF egg, or threads like
White IL, or there is . morbid, dark, bilious
appearance, and white bone dust deposits, and
when there is o LrIcking buInILE eens alton
when sssin water, aud pSiA in the small Of
the Back and along the Loins.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEvER AND AGUE cu-ed for Afty cents.
There is not remed' al gent in this world that
Will cure FEVER and ARue, AID ell other Malari-
ms ms F E,,l as Scarlet. TyPhoid no~. md
quick Ss Rad "Af'S Really BELIEF. Fifty
;euts per botte.
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

A VOID QUACKs.-AV AVICTIM OF EARLY
- ildIscrelIon causing Le:vous debility, pre-
mature decay, etc, having tried in vain every
sdvtrti .ed remedy, has discovered simple
me ns O. self cure which he will send free to hi
fellow rfferers J. 81. TUrTLE, 7o Nassau 81
iapI9 40 Winch
Wilmington journal., 1871-07-14

a Man Mistakes His Wife for a Burglar
knife
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X. x. H.
RlDWiI'S RBiDY RELIEF
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
VIII AFFORn TNGTA pASr

TNFLA AMMA 7ION OF TBF hIDNEIE,
INFL MMATIDN OF IHE BLADDER
INFLA NINA TION OF TIE BO WELS
CONGES ION or TIE LUNGS,
oORE TRRDAT, DIFFICULT BREA THING.
PALPITi TION OF THE HEART =
HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIP THERIA
CA TARRH, INFL JENA
HEADA CHE. 7OO1 H4, He
NE URALGLA. RHEUAA TIsM,
COLD CHILLS 40 UE CHILLS
TIE al pIicGtipn the Ready Relief TO the
art or parts wh4rs the pain or difficulty exists
VII aft nd eaee and comfirt
Twenty drops in hAf o. tumbler OF wster will
IN few m Iments cure Cramps, SpAsms, Sour
"omach Heartburn, sick Headache, Diarrhea,
LnteE nal Pains
rave'er. thOuld always cAlry A bottle of
rad ~ ays Really v eIfeR With them. A few
trcpr IN water will prevent stckucss or pains
ON chGDRe OF water. l. il be ter than French
Brandy or Bi:tere Ae q slimulRnt,
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