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1;@ MARRIAGE GUIDE.


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by engrayines on Wood -. New York;
Harner & Bros, Publishers. Presented
through F. !. Hale s. Son. For sale IN
WILMINGTON at HeinSherGcr's Lily" look
Store.
Iris little work is carefully prepared
SYNOPSIS Of the history of the East, from
the earliest times TO the conquest by AltN-
ander the Great. 1t includes Egypt. As
syria, Babylonia, Media,~ Persia, Asla
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the older ones.
TIE PoALUs; WITH NOTES, Cidu-
CAL, Explanations AND PBACrTCAL.
By Rev. Henry Cowles, ID. D., crh.
Published by ID. Appleton & Co. lrc-
scented by T.. j. Hale & Son. For sale III
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Store.
This work is designed for both pastors
and people, and it will prove an invaluable
guide and reference to all. Every one of
the one hundred and fifty Psalms are rep
resented, and each of them is accompanied
with proftlse notes and comments that
evidence deep research, intense thought,
and great care in the compilations. Every
thing is made clear and comprehensive TO
one that should be introduced into every
Christian household in the land, ifrespec-
tive of UNCONVENTIONAL differences.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.-TheJ June num-
Der Of the Eclectic contains as the contill-
uation of the series of men eminent in
American public life, fine portrait in steel
of Senator Carl Schurz. The leading ar
ticles Of the June number are: Sir Henry
Hollands Recolections; The Portuguese in
Africa; Wanderlngs in Japan; Tempera-
ture and Movements of the Deep Sea; A
Memoir Of Mazzini; About Charles Lamb;
Super-human Dwelling-Places; Monks OF
La Trappe; Our Dinners; The Asrai, by
Robert buchanan; Chemistry in the KitcE-
Ell; and several others Of equal attractive
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a Phaeton is continued. L. Il. pelton, los
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WASHINGTON.
WASuINCT0T. Nav

w ASiiIN(s1ON, May -.
SEHAIe-A | Ill was reported for the pay
ment of the kr ntucky war claims ana Hnalli-
Lnously Adopted
The judiciary Committee was discharged
from the consideration OF petitions allowing
foreigners to become President; constitutional
achHow eldgmemt OF God and exclusion from Ut =
fee persons addicted to liquor.
The tariff and tax bills We're resumed.
y discussion developed the fact that the Sem
at deteTIniI ed to hold back its action on APP
preparation hills, thus compelling the House to
prOlOng its session.
uoUaE.-1he Brazilian steamship subsidy
WAS being discussed when an increased subsidy
was again leiected-~T9 t. 112.
Dawes moved TO suspend the rules and adopt
resolution extending this session I'LL
Monday, June 5rd. NJ L O'Clock. He said
he had 40 doubt That unless The session was ex-
tended there would be extra S. sHiOn OF Con-
grCss to which there would be nC limitation
He believed that the Senate would get through
with its business by Monday next. The reso-
luton was OIatCd-133 to ii.
The Conference Committee on postal appro-
pIiations struck out the Brazilian Steamship
subsidy, and the bin passed..
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co 70


WILMIEGTON, n. G., Mag !th, 1917.
MAJOR JNO. A. BYRNE, Gcnl Agent
New York Life Insurance Company,
Wilmington. y. c.:
DEAR SIR - desire to acknowledge the
promrtness and Iibcralty OF the New YorI, Life
Insurance Company in the payment of tir
amount OF its Policy upon the life of my father,
the late ALFRED J.. PRICE, Immediately upon
the making out Of the ordinary Proofs of Death
desire also to acknowledge your own kind
ness and clcvcrnees IN aiding such payment
You will therefore please accept for yourself
and for the noble Company you represent, tn
united thanks OF myself and nay fathers -t,g-
VIKING Family
., Ncrl truly yours.
CHARLES \. PRICE.
=
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, MAY 27.

The day OF a iJournnent is not certain but
1t Is supposed that the Senate VIII ask the House
to extend the session at least till Monday other
wise the tariff fails. The House, however, has
control, and should the majority refuse or the
minority hlilbuster, the SESSION will close at
noon on Wednesday. The probability Is that
the Honse wiz lndmige tie Senate.
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WEDNESDAY, lsr NAY. 1872.


The Business Of the patrons OF the Banking
House OF james Dawson rs respectfully solicited.
Deposit = ccOunts solicited from Banks, Bank
ers, Corporal ions, Farmers and Merchants, Ia
both city and country.
Exchange on Northern cities bought and sold.
Drafts On amy city in tho United State
bought.
Drafts on England, Ireland, France and Ger
IN my sold.
Coiu, Bank. Notes, Stocks, Bonds, &c,
bought and sold.
Loans made upon good collaterals, OF ap-
proved personal security.
Arrangements VIII be r1aGe with parties
wishing to put their money on interest by J.
suing to them Certificates OF DEPOSIT, faYal,c
after fifteen days notice, with Interest from
the day the deposit j. made tin the day at pay
ment,
Collections givrn special attention. Al cor
rcSP"ndenCr acknowledged on tie day of
ceiPt and rclattances made for Collections nIl
tn" day thgyare paid.
New York Correspondents National Park
Bank.
Philadelphia CoIrespondent--Natio Bank
of the I;epubhc.
Ba timOrc Corrcsponent--Sa National Exchange
Bank
april Il 17G3tch&wst
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MEX TCO.

NAMAhGOs -'AaG -
Gen. Cevailos has received news from Monte
Tey that the revOutionists fortfying pitiiy.
apparently Trevino and Queraga will make a
stand. Gen. Querara is near 1enarcS with a
small force. Corrella and Zepeda near Sal
ttlIa and will soon be in front OF Monterey. 1t
is doubtful ii CevallOs' ca garv vii! be rem0Unt-
in time to move against me enemy.
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KGEE&E IA

NEW ORLEANS, May &c.
y Salute fired this evening in Lafayo; &c
Square.
The Greeley and Brown ratification meeting
a. the 81. Charles Theatre was largely attended.
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ID ED.

On Sunday, the 18th instant, at lis residence
near Laurinburgh, Richmond county, THoS.
L. COEtNGTON, i'll the sd year of his age.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.
PARIS, Nav "a.

General Clfich, V ho WAS SO severely censur ed
by the Commission on Capitulations in their re-
port on the surrender of StrasbOurg, has been
relieved from active service in the army.
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.f-~"gaFft Week llalDul,ainsg r


DEAR JOURNAL The Spring Term Of
Superior Court for this county, has beer in
session this week kenansyille. And but
Tor The slight rif1inS OF the political waters,
al would have neen unusually qtliet. sss@
l did not hear The speech OF Mai. Hughes,
and as / was not all aspirant for office, |
did not attend The Conservative County
Nominating Convention. No doubt some
one Interested in such matters will give
You iull report OF the doingS OF the politi-
clans.
II was very pleasant to observe the quiet
and sobriety which pervades the entire
assembly. 1t speaks volumes OF praise for
the ordcl-loyin9 and aw-abiding people Of
Dupiln. do not remember to have seen
a = drunken man on the ground, though
some poor fellow may have been oyclta-
ken
There is at least onc-Gfth more cotton
planted in this county the present year
than was planted last season, while more
guano has been purchased than on any
previous year The brand most extern
sively used is that of the Navassa Company
oil Wilmington. The great fear is that too
little corn has been planted. Should cot
tom decline next Fall, and the price OF corn
! aud bacon advance, our farmers will be
greatly embarrassed. Unusual attention,
however, is being paid to the cultivation oil
the present crop, aISd corn is very pronis-
ing indeed.
Is Yesterday attended a Sunday School
celebration at Magnolia, and found things
in excellent working order. Our Meth
, odist- friends are doing good work
among TIC childten of Magnolia. Major
Foster, of the Adre5ti&ci' seemed to be ad-
veltising himself among the fair sex
very extensively, and a :: change in the
situation may take place at any time. 1t
may be source Of pleasure to YOU Mr.
+ Editor, to know that the JOHN Al, which
j for SO many years has visited the people Of
this county in War and in peace, still has u
firm hold upon the public mind
SO lar as 1 could learn from conversa-
ton with our people, thas are in favor of
! endorsing the nomination OF the :. White
Hated Philosopher" assthe 8 best If two
! evils as the politicians say Iii addition
to the resident members OF The bal, | saw
Messrs. Mchoy, Kerr and RiclIard5olfror,
Sampson i'll attendance at Court They
seemed in high spirits III Anticipation of a
good crop Of :" big blues" W. NJ. X. Fl
-.
The daughter of the Duke OF Madrid is
simply named Blanche of Castle Mary OF
the Conception Theresa Francisco of Assis-
81 Margaret Joanna Beatrice Charlotte
Louise Fenanka Adelgonda Elyira Idel-
fonsa Regina Joseph Micheeia Gabrial
| Raphacia. She has no middle name OF
initials, her parents being opposed to sucl
fo0lishncsS.
a new Tamil version of the Bible has
been published by the missionaries o.
Southern India.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SarSpariilian ReSOIVcnt

Haas Made the Nest Astonishing Cure
$50 Quick, SD Rapid are the Changes
fsEe BOD Gnde raOeS, Kinder the Ana
HHeDce OF this truly WOndc rfuI
NSe4sicine. that
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IL FLESH
AND WEIGHT Is SEEN AND FELT.
The CIR at blood Purifier
VENT communicates through the blood, 5 Wcat
Urine and other finds and juices the SYSTEM
the NiSpT O itfc, tor 1t repairs the wastes CT til
body with new and sound material. SGrUfIa,
Syphilis, Com nmption, GIanHulaI Diseases VI
GERS iii the throat, Mouth Iunors, Nodes III the
Glan1 AMI other parts OF the system, Sore l. yes
StCum0rOuS discharges from tho Ears, and the
worst forms OF skim diseases, EruptoIis, Fever
Sores, Scaid Head, Eing Worm Salt Rhe,In
F'lsh, TrTnors, Cancers in the Womb, and all
wei cning and painful discharges Night SWcat8
Less OF sperm and all wastes OF the lito princi-
Pl2 are within the curative range oil this wonder
of Modern Chemistry. and t,'w days use will
prove fo any person using it for either Of thcsC
iOrraH OF dlsease It's p0tcut power t. cure them.
Ii the patient, daily becoming reduced Ivy the
wastes and 'lecom position that il rOluiIiuaIiy
progressing, succeeds III arresting the&e wastes.
ana TeD4rs the same with new material made
from healthy blood; aat! the oAIiS PARIILLAN
viii and does secures, u cure is certain for
when once this reme'tY commences it's work OF
publication, and succeeds in dinli nishing the
loss OF wastes, lis repairs viii be rapid, and
every day the patient viii feel himself growing
better and stronger, the food digestipg better,
appetite improving, and flesh a34i weight In
creaSuG.
Not only does the SARsPAKILIIAE RRsol
VENT excel all known agents in the cure o,
Chronic, ScrOfulOus, Constitutional ami Ski
diseases but Il Is the only positive cure ter
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NJ" YORK .
NEW ! ORR, May -.


'fl' y VI. train from New York on the New
Jersey CCntral railroad INTO by the
80 y. NJ. train from philatieI pha, on the
Pennsylvania Central road at klizaUctl this
y. Nj The central road train standing at
the station, its extending over the
Pennsylvania road This struck by the
locomotive OF the other train, turned over and
almost demolished. Six persons were injured,
some severely. The engineer OF the SenIIsyl-
Vania train says his patent air brakes would
not work and that he cOuid not stop the train.
In the Methodist Conference "A motion is
pending that the restrictions placed pom Bishop
Roberts, who presides over the Liberia Confer
ence in Africa, be removed, and that he be elc
waited to the full dignity OF Bishop and admit
ted to this Conference.
a cOlored delegate addressed the Conference
on the question of Secretary of the Freedman's
Aid Society, and said that he sorry to see
in this Conference the disposition to keep the
colored men off Of the committee. He then
moved that the Secretary be colored man.
An election was then taken and resulted in the
choice OF Rev. DR.. Z. S. Rust.
r. l.. Dasheil, L. NJ. Eddy and j. N. Reed
were elected Missionary Secretaries Dr. Ky
netts was elected Secretary Of the Church So
ciety.
The tug boat Epsilon exploded her boiler this
afternoon in East River, opposite Pier No. 10,
killing the engineer, the captains brother,
named Holland Beck, and two others, names
unknown. A man standing the pier was
wounded, it Is supposed fatally. The tug had a
ship in tow at the time OF the explosion.
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Kidney and Bladder Gnmnlaints

Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
DTOpsy, Stoppage OF Water, IncOntinence OF
Urine, Brights Disease, Albuninuria and in all
cases where there are brick dust deposits or the
water is thick, cloudy mixed with su bstan like
or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appearance,
and white bone dust deposits, and when there Is
a prlcking, burning sensation when passing wa
ter, and pain III the Small OF the Back aud along
the DOHS.
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KILLER sweeps them off and clears the
house speedily-Try it. sold by dealers
everywhere.
april 1T dcOd&w2mCh
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Alfred HAaTttn, CO1nissIOn Merchant
James Anderson, OF James Anderson x Co.
Commission N erchants.
George 4larrss, OF Igarriss & How II. Ship
ping ana Commission Merchants
+. w. Kerchucr, Wholesale Grocer and Com
mission Merchant.
Alexander SFrunt, British Vice Consul. al
Sprunt and Hins0n, Commission Merchants.
John Dawson, OF Dawson, Teel * Henning,
Hardware Merchants.
IL. Il. Ellers, Commission Merchant.
John "A. MaRltshy, Attorney at-LAw. White
vilc, n. g.
James Dawson.
onened on
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HEALTH! BEAUTY !

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD--INCREA
- OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SErN
AND BEAUTIFUL COEfPLEXION
SECURED TO ALL.
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THB DAWSON BANK.
WTLMlNGTON, n. e..
Chartered Under Act OF the General
Assembly CT &Orfh Carolina.
AuT1sO4IzED CAPITAL ,.ooe.coo.
DIRECTORY:

JAMES acknowledgements. President.
JOHN DAWSO F............. EiccPresidcnt.
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BUFFALO. Nav

Rev. John e. Robbie, editor Of the christian
dvocate," and of the oldest Methodist
Ministe rs of Western New York, died suddenly
yesterday at COatesyille, OF apOplexy.
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DIR. TUFTS Sarsapariila and Queens
DELIGHT.

No remedy possesses =" many valuable Medi-
cinal properties rs this combination of Roots,
Herbs and Barj5~. The QUEENS DELIGHT
is acknowledged by Physicians to be the most
powerful remedy known for Impure Blood,
Liver complaint, NERVOUSNESS, Female com
plants, constipation, Rheumatism, diseases OF
the Kidneys, SypEtitic Affections, Shn Dis
eases, Chronic Complaints, &c. But in this
preparation it is combined with other vegetable
products, which renders It's virtues douhly VAL
liable. Most diseases have their origin i'll the
blood and as Il Blood uriiler the SAESAPA-
PAEILIA AND QLEE>'S DELIGHT has no
equal. It requires hut trial 10 convince the
most scoptiCai,
For Female Complaints, whether ii young or
old, marie or single; at the dawn OF woman
hood or the turn OF life, Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills
are an acknowledged remedy.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye has s:o EIaH OdOr.
may 20 205-dlweCd&w1t
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY.

DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye haas s.o Tad Oder
may 70 205-dlweCd &w1t
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49, A NEW BEAUTIFYING
w. AGENT--AU Dentrifces had their
drawbacks. until the SAlubrious Bark OF the
Soap Tree was brought from the Gillian Val
legs TO perfect tue fia grant S1zoGolIt, the ost
delightful article tor the teeth that brush
ever dipped into.
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WANTED AGENTS {.

800 to $3.50 rer month. everywhere male
and female, 10 introduce tue --latest improved
most Simplc and perfect
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LESEWINGM MACHINE

ever invented. We challenge The world 70
compete with il. Price only @iS.O0. and .uliy
warranted Tor live wears, making the Elastic
Lock Stitch, alike or both sides. This same ~
all the IA ,gh PRICED Shuttle machines.
Also, the celebrated and latcst improved
Common Sense Z I" g a IN ! ;, ),
Nj "a q IA inc.
Price only 10 oa, ana iiIliy warranted tor i've
years These machines will Stitch. Hem. Felt
Tuck, Quilt, Cord, Bind, Braid aud Embruder
in n most superior manner. And are warrante,;
to DO all work that can be done any hi2E-
priced machine IL the world. For Eircul.Is
and terms address s. WNNKOOP q co
20J4 Ridge Avenue, or /. -. Box 80 PIliiaGei-
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\ certificate for live shares OF Stock in the
Wilmington * Weldon Railroad Company.
standing in the name al VIM. Il. Meares and
numbered : -; has beom lost. Aut,Iication will
be made TO the said COMPANY for n renewea
certificate for thu SgMc.
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- -.
CAPE FEAR AGRHCELEERAL4 1850

The Executive Committee OF the Cape
Fear Agricultural Association have the
pleasure of Announcing thefollowingG General
and Special Premiums for Field Crops to
be awarded at the Fourth Annual Fair Of
the Association, in the Fall Of 1872:
FIELD CROPS.
COTTON.
For largest crop of Cotton upon four ~ acres
or more of upland, with statement of quality
of sol, mode of cultivation, amount and kind
of manure used, the time of planting and va
riety OF cotton the land to be measured and
the yield to be vOuched for by attidavit-one
bale to be exhibited:
list Premium-Sterlng Silver Plate, value. $50
2nd :. 30
For largest crop OF Cotton upon one % acre of
land, regulations same above:
Notwithstanding Silver Plate, value .S25
For largest crop OF Cotton on one acre by boy
not over eighteen years of age-Medal and $50
For second largeS' crop. 10
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Rislev-s Cemut.,c E.o1<icn sesi Coz

OsssaS W:esSr according TO the original tor
muIa OF Provost, Paris, long and ia voTably
known TO the customers OF Hayilant, HarraI
and Risey and their branches, iur its iiue per
naanent fragrance is now made by II. W. ! iSley
and the trade supplied by his successors. Nor
gan & Risley, Wholesale Druggists, New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-31

CHARLES 4. PRICE.
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