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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-18

DEATH OF T. W. BRowS, Esq.-We
were exceedingly painod to learn Of the
death, Tuesday night, at about iialfpast
10 O'Clock, at his residence In this city, of
Mr.. Thomas W. Brown, ono Of the Oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens Of this
place. He was taken suddenly very Ill,
Tuesday morning, at about l O'Clock, with
appoplexy, and died last night.
Mr.. Brown was about 20 years of age at
the time of bis death, aud was for more
than 90 years past resident Of this city.
lie was 4 native Of Now York city, but
removed here when about IS years Of age
and embarked i'll the iewelry and watch
making business, in which he was engaged
at the time of his death. He leaves a large
family and many warm friends to mourn
bis death,
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State News.

Nj. L. y, Wright, of Goldsboto', is s,ro-
ken of as one of the clerks OF the next
House.
A change Of schcdus, between Colds
boro' and Raleigh, Went into effect on Mon
DAY. The train now leaves GoldsboYu' at
) !. NJ, and arrives 1T 1910 &. N.
The little town Of Durham has sub
scribed 500 towards restoring the Sentinel
office. Two gentlemen In Raleigh contrib
ute so each.
There are now thre0 eases of small Iox
in NashviIle-O11en Cobb and his two
SOUS. The streets are bar1icaded and no
one is allowed to pass.
Hon. t. J. Jarvis, Greeley and Brow II
clector for the State at large, has removed
his residence to Grcenvi!le, Pitt county,
where lie viii continue bis profession, the
law.
The debt of the State Of North Carolina
footS up $50, 900,045. The interest on this
debt. due and unpaid, amounts to S6,TS1,
.l22 Is.
The GoldSboro' Messenger learns that
three ~ ankcy sharpcrs" are travelling that
section selling counterfeit currency, and
even ten dollar bills. Look out for them
and beware.
Owing to a misapprehension Of the law,
the August election. They would have
voted, TO a man, the Conservative ticket,
and would have reduced C4idwcll'7 illegal
majority of 1000 TO 400.
The StatesviIlc Intellgencer says: Mr..
VI. NJ. MayeS called at our office this morn
ing and exhibited a specimen Of Wool
cotton, new species Of growth in this sec
ton. The fibre has the appearance and
feel Of the finest lambs wool. This, we
believe, is alto gether new article, and is
destined to prove of immense advantage.
The Raleigh News says: At a meeting
Of the Executive Committee Of the State
Agricultural Society, Gen Vim. +. Cox
was unanimously elected TO ill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the declination Of Mr..
Sampson, the Orator of the Society at the
approaching Fair, who is called out West
on important business.
The Fayetteville Eagle says: The pa
tent of our townsman, Walter Watson, f0r
improved umbrella, and mentioned by us
heretofore, is a success. He has sold the
patent for good round sum to the Ameri
| can Umbrella Manufacturing Company in
| New York city, 81 Walker street. The
/ improvement is in the umbrella frame,
making it simple and role durable and
! strong.
Gentlemen Just returned from Greens
DOrO informs the StatesTille 1ntellIgencer
! that on Thursday last Geo. NJ. Arnold,
colored, met with P. W. Perry, oupervkoc
of Revenue, more generally known as Long
Perry, in front of the Benbow House in
the above named place, and proceeded to
curse him at round rate, shaking his fist
/ in Long Ferry's face, and denOuncing him
as a ID thief and scoundrei, saying that
he Perry had received thousands of dol
lars for electioneering purposes, and had
not given the negroes a cent, &C., &c, all
Of which Long Perry took with the meek
ness of a Uriah Hep. EBehoId how
good and how pleasant &c
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ROSIk-The rosiu market during the past
week has been very inactive and tho busiaesB
has been confined to very light transactions
In the early part Of the week the market be-
came demoralized l. ? the adverse advices from
Now York and other northern markets and the
sales were principally of the medium grades,
which were sold at decline on tho closing fig
ure5 of those Of the preceding week. On Fri
day strained opened very dull, with but few
buyers, ard tho market declined IS cents.
Nothing OF Importance transpired mp to Tues
day, when an actiTe demand sprans up and up
wards Of 3 go bbls. changed hands at an ad.
vance OF cents. Wednesday and today the
market has ruled very firm with but small
t7ansactions on account of tho light stock held
by receivers No. 2 has remained in an almost
torpid state, there being but slight sale on
Saturday which, however, was at q decline
No. 1, for this grade there has existed a moder-
ately fair enquiry, but buyers were unwilling
to pay the asking rates, and very small sales
was the result. Pale has been almost, II not
entirely, without movement. The lower quail
ties haye been somewhat sought after, but the
views Of sellers did not meet those of BUYERS
and only a small amount has changed owners
The receipts for the week, 1897 bbls. against
$3.50 bblS. for last week, are an increase of
2 338 bbls. The exports have been very heavy
a2d inc STOCK In market has become Slightly
reduced. Tho following Is a resume OF the
weeks transactions
Friday, Oct. Il Sales OF 900 bhis. at 50 20 for
strained.
Saturday, Oct. 12-Sales Of 335 bbls. at e. 80
for No. 81 for No. 1, and ST 80 for low Pale
Monday, Oct. 14-Sales Of 1880 hbls. at 81 for
No. and 81 % for extra No. /.
Tuesday, Oct. 15-Saes of 3 eco bbls. strained
at s. so, and 29S bb1s. at 81 25 for MOI.
Wednesday October 18-Salcs of 500 bbls
strained at 50 80 and $50 bbls. at 81 for No 1,
81 - for low Pare and IS for Pale.
Thursday, Oct 17-Sales OF $50 bbls strained
at 50 so and 1872 bills at 81 for No. /, 81 % for
extra No. I. and s. for Pale.
TAR-As for several weeks past the marke:
during tue period of our review has remained
very regu ar without the slightest variation of
quotations, There has been exhibited a fair
degree OF activity, and receivers have placed
their daily receipts without the usual iucouycn-
loncc OF trying the market. The receipts are
improving, aud for the week ser: 573 bhl3
I against 54 bbls FOR last week, showing ain in
crease OF % h5ls. The exports were only -
bbls against 500 bbls, showing q decrease of 4.s
bbs. The stock in market is large, but is prsncf.
pally held Tor Shipment. To-day the market
! closes steady at So 50 per bbl. The receipts ard
sales for the week were the following table
Will show
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ARRIVED.


COASrwIsH-Brig 9 Packard, Packard,
Camden, Maine, Worth s. Worth.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs, Baltimore,
A d CazauX.
Steamship BenefactoF, Jones, New York,
Barry Bros.
German Barquo Pierre Kuyrcr, Falck, Now
Bedford, HarriSs & Howell.
Schr Chas ElmoF, CorSon, Philadelphia,
IIarriSS & Howell.
schr S A Hoffman, Hoffman, Philadelphia,
Schr II G Hand, Hand. Philadelphia, Har-
Schr Naonta, Smith, Kew London, Northrop
schT Fairfield. Roberts, Hyde county. North
Steamship Is y Foley, Oliver. Baltimore.
Sshr Henry Allen, Tatum. Georgetown. d {.
Harriss q Howell, with coal, to y Il Parsley
schr Samuel, Jones. jacksonville, Edwards
s Hall.
German brig Emil. Wallace. Queenstown or
Falmouth for orders, Willard Bros.
CLEARED.
CoAerw1sE-Schr John, Williams, New
York, Williams s. Hturchison.
Schr q U Bcarse, 1TodStlon, Bath, Maine. y
steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chiids, Baltimore,
steamship TonaEanda, vnttanks, PhAadel-
Schr Babel IL Ireno, Hubbard. Ncw York,
HarTiss S; Howell.
Schr LuOla Murchl5on Jones, Now Aofh'
Williams & Nlurch!son.
Steamship iona wanda. Niltbaukr, rhila-
delphia, Worth & WOrtt-
Schr Fairfield, Roberts, Hyde county, North
FoRHTGN-Cier Barque Claudia, Dlnsc, h
IBr} Brig Maud, rlitcbard, Liverpool, Dc
German Earqre Juno, Lindt, Hamburg.
RTl Baroucuti11ei Leonora, Edmnnd.on,
Liverpool, NicH & Mebane.
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The Washington capital in speaking Of

The Washington capital in speaking OF
MI. Seward says:
He inaugurated the fatal contempt now
generally felt for constitutional protection,
and, while known as the author Of the SO
called " war power" his 81 little bcil' that
consigned citizens 10 untricd imprisOn
ment was in fact the death knell to all the
fathers labored to establish i'll the way Of
free government. Tie ills he did live after
him. Demoralized by his example, in the
hot hour of deadly strife, the people now
view with apathetic Indifference a coarse
soldier trampling, with impunity, upon all
they once held sacred. TO appeal to the
Constitution now is to excite ridicule, and
subject the thoughtful patriot to public
contempt. Had William II. Seward been
as pure as he was brilliant he would have
labored to hold intact and sacred at the
North that which the confederates were
striving, with arms in hand, TO destroy at
the South. But the mean, selfish love Of
power overcame his better principles, and
turning his back upon the example Of the
ilustrious Washington, lie sacrificed his
country upon the altar Of personal ambi-
ton. He is dead now. We propose that
his memory shall survive as warning and
example.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-18

SPIRITS TURPEETINE-Durin the past
week has fuctuated considerably. On Fri
day the market opened at 81 cents, (the clos
ing figures OF last weeS), but during the
evening it was evident from the little DISPOSE
ton shown among buyers to effect purchases
that the undertone was weaker. On Saturday
the dullness continued, and sellers suffered
decline upon the days transactsons of cent.
Monday nothing of Importance transpired, con-
siderable lots changed owners at the ruling quo
tations. Tuesday morning the previous days
prices were freely offered, but sellers were
frmer In their Views and buyers to effect pur-
ehasers paid In advance of 4 cent. Wednesday
further advance Of Il cent was gained. To
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A Muscular Christian

AS Rev. W. T. Eustis, Jr., pastor Of the
Memorial Church, Springfield, was return
ing in the NewHaven train Thursday even
ing from the meeting Of the American
board, pickpocket attempted to rob him.
Mr.. Eustis was too quick for him, however,
and turning suddenly dealt him a blow,
the effects Of which he will carry for some
days, if not weeks. 1t was one Of the
healthiest possible exemplifcations of
"muscular Christianity" and will, no
doubt, be of more benefit to the piclpock-
ct than several hours of preaching.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-18

Our BOUiAy SHGFsSs4EGcS.
Physical infrnlitieS are the lot Of all Nil-
lions arc always sick. No man, woman or child
is uniformly In perfect health. 3Iuch, howcv-
er, OF the sickness and sulerug which render
life a burden to SO many of cur fellow beings
is due to carelessness and neglect. 4 mighty
antidote to the leading causes Of disease has
been provided. It Is Is harmless n i * eftie
ent. No poisonous drug enters into its Compo-
itou. It is an uudefiIed atimu;ant, tonic ana
apeTient, of which every l. gycdient is vogCta-
BILE Tits unexceptiorable preventive and re
storative medicine i not "a new thing under
the SUM- HCstetters Stomach Bitters VIII
soon haye been before the world q quarter Of a
century, and 1t is not to- much to aver that
thousands, aye, tens ut thousands, are nov US
ing ii -Fho would have been ia tier gra, es
years ago had they hot been strengthened. and
sustained by this wholesome stimuiant The
rapidity with which minor ailments often be-
come, whea neglected, obstinate diseases is well
known. TINS tanic is famous for the immcdi-
ate check which It gives to these breel;ers Of
deadly disorders. 1Ge sensation OF Ianruor.
the sick headache, fhce SERIOUSNESS the if5is-
position to exertion, the JIa4sea ti.e confusion
OF brain, in physical debility, ~eielars Intend
cd TO p:emouish Us OF tho approach of sa7i,,,s
danger, arc invariably removed by aeev- doses
OF the Bitters. The fame Of the preparase,, as
genuine specific for dsspepsia, bilious Co.,
plants, maiaIioUs fovers, rheumatism and
chronic debility. * as wide 4 the world and
+ IN these days OF infamous chan lat apism, when
fierce catlartics, that ROB tie valid OF tie
last remnants of his strength, arc advertised as
invisoronts ~, it is indeed a blessing 20 man.
kind that IIostetter'a Stomach B:tters ara
everywhere proCurahlc, and everywhere uopu
lar.
0t} - %GJ..Icoi!1. .Twtt
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Dir. George CoolbroLh, ex-privatc in
Company a, 9Th Maine volunteers, has re-
lowing reason Tor this sacrifice: 81 am a
firm believer in the Immediate return of
our Saviour to earth; l have felt con-
demncd fOr some time for taking this
money, it being the price or blood there
fore you will please erase my name from
the pension list"
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a Triumph.

No medicine ever offered to the people has
won 70. itself such a reputation Ill 70 short
time as DIR. TUFTS ENPECTORANT.
wherever II has been introduced, it has super
coded all other Cough remedies. 1t not only
cures the cough, but SO Thoroughly p1lrdcs the
Lungs, that no fears of its return need be ap-
pretended
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-10-18
Have il Always at Hand AZ

Have if Always at Hand --Accidt uts
will happen in the best regulated families, and
for this rea OF among many others, the Mus
tapE Linimcnt ShoulI find n place in the cup
board I'll every household. In all tic world
there is nothing comparable to it as IN epplica-
ton for cuts, Commissions, burns, spasnls, and
scalds, and when very other preparation that
medical ingenuity can suggest, has failed to
afford relief in rheumatism, neuralgia, sore
throat, Elapdular s7elltng5, muscular contract
ions, cramps, toothache, &c, this powerful
autl-inGammatOry AID rain-destroying agent
Immediately assua2es the sufferers agony and
eventually accompanies a radical cure. Prob
ably there Is not Il counofscur in horse flesh or
an amateur horscma1 in the land who does not
know, either from personal observation OF re
ports that the Mustang LiniDcntis the supreme
remedy for all external diseases and injuries Of
the horse.
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GZ0-dIWcOu&Wlt

The greatest want Of tie present age
Is mcn and women, healthy ana vigorous
in nlInd and body. The continued head
aches, weaknesses, neryous"ess, and vary
ing ailments which atflct women arc gen
orally tie result Of imperfect action Of the
stomach and other vital organs. DR..
Walkers California Vinegar Filters, being
composed entirely OF vegetable substances
Indigenous to California, may be taken
with perfect safety ly The ncst delicate,
aud are sure remedy, correcting all wrong
action and giving new yigor 10 the whole
system. Nv
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MEMPHIS, February II, 1859.
DR.. HtN. II. INT

Dr.. Hm. II. Tut.
Sir-I have been suffering fer nearly two
years with a severe cough and great diffic ulty
of breathing. My weight Was one hundred ana
forty-fve pounds; and when L commenced
taking your Expectorant, I was reduced TO one
hundred and sixteen. had tried almost every
thing; had terrible night sweat. have taken
half dozen bottles. The night swcats have left
me, the cough has almost disappeared, and /
have gained fifteen pounds in weight. L be-
lieve 1t will cure my cough. l recommend it 10
all my friends.
With respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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q = Il CT a L,

we Have Frequently Heard mothers
! gay they would not be without Mrs. Wirslow's
soothing Syrup, from the birth OF the child
until it has finished with the teething siege, un-
! ger any consideration whatever.
TlnDrsfCn-s Ivory Feawi Tooth Pow.
seT-Ihe best article known for CLEANSING and
pHE r,Seg the teeth and gums. Sold by all
q. Wells & Co.. New York.
CaThoEtc 5alye, recommended by PhysIci-
ans az the great Healing compound. PRICE Is
cents per box. John +. Henry, Sole Pron-fel
tor, s College Place, New York.
Ghrista.iorc's Hair Dye stands unriv-
allied in the world. No lady or gentleman Of
discrimination uses anyo ther. 1t is the most
perfect, reliable and clectiye Hair Dye III
the world. Nanutactory, 63 Maiden Lane
New York.
Bisicy'n BszeEiIs is q reliable JiuTctic ana
Tonic for all arrangements of the urinary and
genital organs. The genuine. rs formerly sold
branches, is now prepared by il. W. Ridley, the
originator and Proprietor; and the trade sup
ntied by ms SUCCESSORS, Morgan - RiSlcy, New
York.
Don'. Slight Xour' Teeth.-Remember
taat upon t1eir labor the health of the stomach
depends. Keep them perfect, aud in order to
do 50, manipulate them with a brush dipped in
INC fragrant Sozodont, once or twice day.
Pratt,s Astral Oh has worldwide repu-
tation as tho surest and best illuminating oil
over two million gallons have been sold tor the
past two year., from which no accidents of any
description hovc occurred. Send for circular.
Oh houso al Charles Pratt, Established 1770,
New York
Syaprfa, o. opium purified, the most per-
feet anodyne in the market, nlaic by process
of DR.. L. NJ. BiG61ow, Detroit Medical College
Is always uniform III strength, WI len is rarely
the case in other preparations Of Opium.
FElo Secret CT BENNY. What is il? no
longer asked, tor the world of faihion and all
the ladies know that is produced by using de-
lightful and harmless toilet preparation known
As G.. w. Laird's "BloOm OF Youth" its beau
flying effects ara truly wonderful. Depot, 8
Gold Street, y. Y.
FREQ AdVcrlisIDG.--From family to fam
ily, Il ON city 70 city, from State to State, the
fame of Dr. Walker'o Vegetable Vinegar Bit
teTs q specific for all arrangements Of the
stomach, bowels and liver, IS continually ex
tending. its voluntary missionaries are in
Vulnerable, and public eutuusiatn III its favor
spreads faster than a prairie fire.
who WIFI Suffer lit is now Fl years
since DIR. Tobias Nentian LiDiment was put
before the public; warrantng it to cure Chron-
&c rheumatism, II adaChe, Cnts, Burns,
Bruises. Old Sores, Pains in the Limbs. lack
AMI Chest, and it has never tailed. Sold by all
Druggists. Derot, 10 Park Place New York.
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day (Thursday,) the market closes firm at 81
cents with an upward tendency. Tho receipts
for the week $50 casks against 1881 casks for
last week are small decrease. The exports
were, however, large (foreign) and the stock
shows n heavy falling OF.
The following table contains the tranSa ction<
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II you feel dull, dcsrondeGt, droaoy, deOi.i-
tatcd, have frequent headache, mouth tastes
badly, poor appetite, and tongue coated, you
are suffering from torpid liT2r, OF "Bill.9ua-
ness Nothing viii cure you 80 speedily and
permanently a. Dr. Pierce Golden Medical
DIscoN cry.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
for tia Cure Of ScrofjIlOls Taint, Rhcuma-
FiSnl, " llite Swelling, Govt, Goitre, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility and
al diseases arising from an impure con-
dtion Of the Blood.
The merits Of This valuable preparation are
so we'll kna|n that passing notice Ia but nee cs-
sarc Temire She readers Of this journal of the
necessity OF aIwa IS lavinga bottle of this medi-
cine among their stock OF family necessities.
Certificates can be presented from many lead
ing PhysiciGps, Minister'S and heads OF tamil-
les throughout the South, indOrsinE il in the
highest terms Tie Fi9tid Extract of No5c5G1iS.
J}-. =. WILSON CARR. of Baltimore saws
''!le Las used It in cases Of SCCOtula aud other
diseases with much satisfaction.
Dr.. =. c. PJGU. of Baltimore, recommends
it 10 all persons suffering with diseased Blood
saying II IS superior any preparation he has
ever used.
KUv. DADEfE BALL, of the Baltimore NJ
=. Conference South, Says he has been 50 much
benefited }y H. use that he cheeIfuliv recon-
mcIIs it 10 all MS friends ard aCquaintancps.
CRAVEN X co. Druggists, at g D7donsyil lie
va. say 1t never failed to give satisfaction.
SAMT4 G. EICFADDEN. Nfurfrccsboro. Ten
nessee, says it cured him Oh Rheumatism when
~ else t.iieG.
- our space admit, we could give yOu aesti-
nlo.a.Ss from every State III the South from
p;s,o - s1loTn to every man, woman and chiid
o't 11l- fyo11.9rallv or By reputation.
A@S=~4-f'''1 8 sold by al Druggists.
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49, BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

This superb Hair Dye is the bast in the wo' ..
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and ln7tantan.-
or Unpleasant Odor. The genuine w. A. Batch
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY A
spIe add Black or Natural Brown. Does not
Sta the Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and Perfec Dye
Soil. by :llDruggists. Factory is Bond Street,
New York.
apriI "a, 1872. I0-d-eod1w1Y
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CWEICERS:

Z. J.. EUARUSS, ....................rr esio!cnt.
q. J.. y Xxx EL,... Cashier
E1Ey:&.GvTsss;f3:
Z. z. BU;.ECSS. ~. II. McKAKY,
j. II. CIADIOUEE; ,. MURRAY,
=. Eli CEFGE.
This Bapt having i"crca.cI its Capitalb
Two hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollar
r,GEy offers increased facilities o iis PatIoHa.
Discounts, PromissOry NCtcS NJ
Foreign ana Domestic Bills 81 Exchange.
Buys and sells colo and s;iiY--r Coin ana Bul
lion, stocks, Bonds, &c, Sc.
Issues Ccrtlacatcs OF DEPOSIT, bearing inter-
est, payable On damand.
Sell Checks at par or Sew Work, fAi.efe'-
phia, BOSTON, BaltimoTG; Norfolk, Peters
burg, Rich rao1d, Raleigh, NeWbern. Fayctte-
vils, Charleston, and ether points North and
South.
Makes collections IN ali PARTS o: The United
States. Canada and Europe.
E9- Deposit Accounts respectfully sohcl,cd
from ~ rchants, Farmers Mechanics anu 9TH
err, 81. icrt to check at sight.
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DIED.

In this city, on the evening OF the 15yh inst,
THOMAS w. BROWN, aged 60 ycaEa,
months and 81 DAYS.
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For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, depression OF
spirits and general debility In their various
forms; also, as preventive against Fever and
Ague, and sther in TEL fsyers. dhs
by Oaswen, Hazard & Co., New York, and sold
by all Druggists, is the best tonic, and as tom
ic for patieDts recovering from fever or other
sickness, It has no equal.
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SEa CEAE.
ON MARRIAGE.

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49, from the effects OF Errors and
Abuses In early life. Manhood restored. I'm
pediments to Marriage removed. New method
Of tire atment. New and remarkable remedies.
BOOKS and Circulars sent free, in sealed envel-
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urDoHtfGl0 4 a II Il
FOE SALE
Near tie iity OF VFliain&ion' n 4.
* 0O0 FOUND IREES'

We offer for salo IT, tract Of Land lying
about two lies eou OF Wilmington. being the
eastern part Of tao summer 1851 Tract, and
containing
1.22I 40 ACRES.
Mr.. James BroCke:, corner OF SECOND anu
Chsrch streets. viii show The land - any per
sons desiring to purchase.
For terms epp'y 70
CRONLy G, MORRIG.
pct . "A'-D- - " -
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Our Bodily SnnrGs!tics.

DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye has no Fad Od0r.
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