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The money pay all these nfs in full Is nov upon
deposit In the FarIners and Drovers Bank u LOUIS
vile, and set aside for that puIiose ard only b.
usad for that puTpose will b ssen by the following
certificate from the Cashier
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FROM RALEIGH.
SNATCHED FROM THE GRAVE.
GRIFFICE AND SIMPSON NOT
HUNG.
SENTENCE COMMITTED TO I'M.
PRISONMENT FOR LIFE.
ESPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
RALEIGH, N. c., June 6.-Griffice
AID Simpson, the two colored men
who were to have been hung here to-
day, on conviction of burglary, have
had their sentence committed to inn
prisonment for life by Gov. Caldwell.
Father Mcnamara, of the Roman
Catholic Church, was with them this
morning, administering religious con-
ISOLATION. The condemned men had
given up all hope. The preparations
were all made, the scaffold was erected
and the men were dressed ready for
execution. Just while they were in
the deepest agony the announcement
of the Communication Of their sentence
was made to them. They were sud
denly bewildered and speechless with
Joy. When the first shock was over
they leaped and danced and shouted
for very thankfulness. w.
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n OTIGE

Is HEREbH GIVEN, THAT APfLiCA~
zion WI lac E!a &c :" t,.e Reari OF risc ctors Of
the Wi'mingt IN K Wel!on Railroad, 10 re, lace
cert feat o! one hare OF a.ec1 of the shove
Co nIaHv, issued rsial!y TO Gw. II Il ns,ey
q ID traifS-t RI. Il t: the SUBSCRIBER 10y L. =. Ar .
strong. Adm ni>trator the sam having b e,
lost WM III. HANSLEi
may - 12-wtmN
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.
A COnsuImptive Cured.

DR. H JAMES, retired Physician, (and
IL by nature chSm;st,} discovered while
in the East indies "a terrain cure for CON
SUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and
a daughter was gwen up tide. III 5 child was
cured. and is now "a i've and well DESTROYS of
benetilrg humanity. he VIII send the recipe,
containing fan directors for making this
Tt med Tree on receipt OF two stamI to paw
expens There l. not a single symptom Of
CbNSUM PTIO y thar it does not at once take
hold of ard dissipate->ight Sweats, Pee wish
ness, Irritation of the Nerves. Failure of NJ. m =.
cry, Difficult ESptctOSation. Sharp Pains in
the I-un IS. Sore Throat. Chilly Sersati,ns
Nausea At the STOMACH, Inaction OF the Bow
Is, ami Was ing A wa of the Muscles Ad-
dress,
CRADDOCK & CO.,
1882 Race ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
april % 95-4w
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PROPRIETORS.
J. 4. BENTLEY, w. d., Surgeon i'm
charge.
Il. &c. GREENE, VI. b., PFy.ician
ia Charge.

ia Charge.
II " ng arranged With Dr.. K. H. Il line
Found + and Proprietor OF the PIiiadeluhia
Bellevue Institute tor the establishment OF a
p rInauent office al Godsbcro Tor tie cure OF;
Cancer W. take pleasure in Informing the
Afflicted that we have secured a large COM
"nodious building. and Thoroughly iurnlsht d it
for the cspe citl comfort OF ouV MANY Patients
coming to IL from distance.
DR. j. r Bentley, tie SIrgron in charge
late Assistant PLY stefan and Surgeon III ii a
''Phiade Fi'ia Bellevue insIItut - is gentle
man OF high profess: onal tail nts a ply
sician OF experience, aid well ski led in the
tr,'at Inent OF Cancer by our meti o:s.
DIR. Greene has fer ) ye&lS Lad charge OF a
Franch Office, to DR. EliHe,s Institute a Char
lo'te, \. Z ana his in the cure of Can
Ger and other Chronic Diseases has tten I'M
pTcced-I ted.
Cancers II. as heretofore. be treated main
iy with DR.. kiine'S great Cancer 4 ntidot. s.
wonderful III their effect and Permanent IN
their results. he truth Wiz warrant Ia i'll
sd! ing that more Perm ANENT CURES l. ave been
IN de by hem than by any and all other III : tn
DDS combined.
We Will take pleasure in sci ding the na mes
and P. o. address CT person cared years ago.
and who remain Pr Ifectiy well mp TO til time
to any WHO Will apply. Let all The Il III ct
write Tor Il circular. or Gene ard see us. Con
sui alton Tree. Professional Fee within the
reach Of all.
Intrmary Wal. ut street. second door CAST
of rue new Hotel. Beard IL the Institute !o@
as the market will emit.
OCr Office at Charlotte is in charge If Dr.
l.indiey. " ho Is treating lsrge numbers at 1!at
I place All ChTUnic Diseases treated with nm
1 preceGeHtcd success.
| march II vGm
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TEXAS

Colorado county-Crops generally
looking WELL Hil1-Wheat yield the
best ever known. Denton-Crops 3.the
finest for many years" Lamar-A
larger average of wheat than usual.
Hood-Cotton average greatly exceeds
that of last year; prospects favorable.
VanZandt- Wheat yield abundant. -
Fayette-Corn and cotton growing
finely. Navarro-Crops of all kind
good f; large yield of wheat, oats and
rye. Limestone-Crops in fine con-
dition. Smith-Crops growing finely.
Milam-Crop prospects Frightening.
Falls-Crop prospects excellent. Cor
ville-Fair crops of corn and cotton.
Titus-Crops in fine condition.
Marion-Crops fourishirg. Goliad-
Crop prospects continue to improve
Houston-Crop prospects very prolnis-
ing.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN
w>S DOCTOR-Being a private truct
or for married perstns, tI:use a..ort 20
married, both male and feIlslfe:- il. GverN1Ii =
concerni the ply siulogy and relation of our
sexual sy stem, and the production an9 prevent
ION OF offspring, inclGdins all the new d> cave
by VIM. YOUNG NJ. u. This is really s vain
able and inters ssing work. ii l. Written il,
plain language tor tAc general r.a.irr, ana il
Illustrated with numt Engr4yings. All
young married people, or. those contt mplating
marriage. ard having the ltk>t imrcti Inent 10
maTTlE ite, should read this book. IT disc lose
secrets that every should lie art.r,c inted
with still IL Is g hoax that NEST be ioc! cd no
1nf Tot let lie about the house 1t " i'll a. sent
TO AM add PISS on r; crlit OF ~ Hts. :t,!l
t'r WM. GtitNG, No it : uIc III e. t. al.,,. =
Fourth. Philadelphia. -
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VI LAG i'',iO ihts
BOARD HF @pIRECIDRs
&. H. Dureee. Merchant; ". o. Gould. City
Engr; II. l.. Newman, Banker; p. G. Lowe,
Capitalist; H. u. Bush, Lumber; g. X. More
head, Sierc';ant ". tiillett, Merchant; j. l..
View NJ. ID &: r. frcleoi., CaI~ mercial; !.
". Fug'ish, LAWYER. lanes! Is. iSstchrn -1'ar
mer: &. Mol T, Ca h'r Or. IL; =. T I" y
Architect.
OFFICERS
E. II. Durfer, President. II, L EcWman, Vice
resident, Geo F. Pre-. c1tt, Se-y Carl NJ oil r.,
Treasurer.
Ehs EEL Ena IN q, aracter of the Directors of
the Mercantile Lfb"4Eg @tSaest4ist;, fnd The en-
dOrsement presented is a sumci.nt gHat antee
to all absent ticket no 'ders that their interests
will be fully guarded and protected.
All corresp ondenee strictly confidential, and
any person drawing prize need not be known
unless thew so desire.
Tickets DIR. wing p. ICES will be cashed on sight.
This - the s.,tHd :, SdT"et and b-st snt III rise
ever o -esenJC q 10 the pubic
Ono al lists OF Winning hnDshers will he sen.
to purchasers Of tickets inmed a5ely aftoF tHt
For infor nation and tickets, address
BAMBERGE & CO., Gen1 Ag'ts,
95 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tickets sent q. 0. D. at our expense.
Agents wanted. Liberal COmmissie ms paid.
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GOOD Won DIS
FOR THE
PA1N-KILLER Il.

We can conf iently recomm mend the Pain xii
ier---IoJ1.ttO I5dy,tjSt
1t is the most etfcc i Il re-? dv we know ffor
Aches. p les, II shi wo,snt+, &c.-5t. Johns
NFtcS, Il. q.
We advise tat every fami should hAv SO
eh-etual and speedy a Pain knlcr.-Amhe, "
). Gdyetie.
Our own cap, TieI,re Z hat bot OF Pam
Killer IL The best r - sian "a { avelle, can
have Hd9idtOn SIrctaior.
For both internal ard externu ap-.'ic OH
have found il OF Z cat va u. Cars. Era
medine TO an " should be without Non
real Transcript
Could h .rd v keep h'.usn t out i: Ell nice
Should be kept II every house i'll readiness
o. sudden at acts ct sickness chris. Pre- S
NJ arfifl- 'v"l Ght ,ne: -. Unbound 'Cp
ulartty.- Salem OtS@rtCr.
ON" at th. ,roSt La IL s.r+citi of the ? e.
Old y ..rfA State.
Its pow II is Womb r'u' a Il nnequa1ed in re-
tievit.g thu most severe pain BYfii!Gton -Senti-
An in.iiS ,ens;.hle article In the med Gin ,
1t will -rcommend itse.f to al who use t.
Georgia 4 t"rpffSe,
Is extensively used and sought after as "A really
useful medicine journal, 81 John, ". b.
No medicine has acquired such "A reputation ::
1t i-Gs real meTit-Newport Daily Netcs
Dneof the most -sseful m, die n. 5 A.; ha e us.l
it and dispensed it for the past twei ~ We; $
Rer. VIM. Ward, assam.
The most valuable medic ne now in use
ifhT. oLgGg.
1t is really q valuable medieiae, aua I. hy
many physicians Boston Tfdreier.
We always keep it where we can put oar n,is
on it in the dark, If need be.-Rer. c. HUI Ird
Burmuh.
One of the few articles that are jus. what hey
pretend to be.-Brunsu1ck Telegraph.
In my mountain trayels no medicine is of So
Hni Re sal sppl.ca';on as P..in siiler-te0.
PERRY DAVIS s. SON
NAMES AND PROPS,
1856 HiHH ST, PRpt iDfsCE. FL.
Ill SYCAMORE, ST., CINC4NNATI, o,
81 ST. PAUL ST, MONTREAL CANA "A
IL sou ROW, LONDON, ENG.
may VI 12! "
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EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

is prepared directly from the SOUTH
a AMERICAN r LANT, and j. perfectly pecI-
liarly suited to all these Cliff cutie it will
cleanse the Inflated Blood, strengthen the Life
Giriaq Potccrs and Ren,ore al Distractions from
Impdired end EnfeebIed Organs.
1t should be freely taken, as iuru-
beha is pronounced by IL edicai vii the mist
efficient Purifier, Tonic and DeobStrueat known
in the whole range OF medicinal plants. iw
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OlED D.

Y ster ay, ihe 9Th "a Z, at !: au;F er to II
O.: ork 4. ~, Lilly tATFAkISE. only
daughter Qf N. ana CatLtfin" Narii Rebecca
Ahte aged months AMI - days.
AT NJ ddir Sound, ct the fesideuce Of sir {.
ie- jan, At $50 M, St day = G. ii y DIR,
and % days.
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DIRECTORS
JAMES NJ EDMoND, FRED Phillips, w Il
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDETL.
Issues Certificates of De post bearing interest
Is authorized by Charttr to rec, i've ON de-
post moneys held in trust by Executors, Ad-
minstrat oTs, Guardians, & C &c, &c.
Sells Checks AT Jar on New York. Raltimor e,
Phiia 'elphii Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston,
Richmond, Petersburg and all Il e cities and
towns in North Carolina.
BUYS and sells c"ecks ia sums to suit on Great
Britain. Ireland, Germsn,., France. &c.
Buys AM sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills
Bonds Stocks &c. &c.
>trict attention given to the orders and r.
quests of cur country tEiSr,,.s by Ila:l ctner-
wise. -
nov 81 Sierra fix
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SPECIAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief Tor oEs1sts lEeH from
the fleets OF Err and Ahttses early il!e.
Manhood restored. 1iEpcii !rleHts 10 Maria ~
removed. &c~ method ct ffat Fnrilt New ard
remarkable lem dies. Books aGI Circular
seIt free, in sealed enNeUp.S.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, M. .
South Ninth St. Phil ,dcptia Pa an ILst:tu-
ton having high reputation fer honoratl.
conduct and protes, ional skill.
march y 7i-i&wGu:o-ch
The New Elastic ErEss. i -H.j}..-
tdrt I,reRttO8. retains the -ifupture at all
times. and GnieJ the hardest exercise Or sever
e>sstra'n. 1t il worn it'll com .o:t and il ke pit
on nigh and do, effects a permanent cure in
a few wee IS. Sold che, =. ana So Il, =. all when
requested, circu arS fire.. VIII OF tered by j..
ter I. rhG ELASTIC Truss Co No. SIS Broad
ga, u. y. CIV. hSbliv ;lS"s = rtal Spring
Tiusses; 10, painful Ia : i'"n 10" tTCs Ient v.
mays iU6-C:cuI& y cowly
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MISSISSIPPI.
Letter from Pike County.

Our corn crop is doing finely and
looking well, but I cannot say as much
for cotton. The early plants have suf-
fered from the cold, and it is rather a
bad looking chance the late or re-
plant, however, is looking pretty well,
but too late, and I fear the crop will
be short one. This is general
throughout the county.
Paulding Messenger.
The prospect in Jasper county is
anything but hattering. Good stunds
were generally obtained, but, owing to
the protracted cold, followed imme-
diateiy by excessive rains, neither
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cotton nor corn has grown much. The
plants are small, and in some places
the cotton is dying out. The con-
tinued wet weather is producing an
alarming crop of grass, with which the
farmer can do nothing during the rains.
Altogether, the crop prospect IS not
hattering.
Austin Cotton Plant
Notwithstanding the backward Spring,
the crop prospects are good. The
area in cotton is from ten to twenty
per cent. greater in the Delta than last
year. and as a general thing good
stands are reported. The working Of
the crop has commenced in earnest,
and, with an average season, we may
anticipate large yield.
Monticello Advocate.
Since our last week issue we have
heard more extensive accounts OF the
ravages of the several late severe
winds, and in some instances strongly
Indicating violent hurricanes. In
many places it's track was marked with
devastation and great loss of property.
The several late severe winds visited
many sections of our country, and IN
almost every instance accomplished
much destruction of the planting in
torest, and in many seriously lncom-
NODDED the several localities.
Prairie News.
The heavy rains within the past few
DAYS have not seriously damaged the
cotton or corn crop in this section. 1t
is true the farmers are greatly delayed
in cleansing and working the crop, but
ii the weather continues favorable for
"a few weeks to come no loss Will be
sustained. Reports from all parts of
this and adjoining counties are fiatter-
ing for large yield, Notwithstanding
the unfavorable prospects III the early
part of the Spring.
fernando Press.
! Cut worms have been very destruc-
tive on the gardens. As far as we can
! ascertain the crop prospects in this
/ section are not very t1attering.
Grenada Sentinel.
There seems 10 be considerable feal
Of too much cotton being raised. Guess
! you had as we'll quiet your fears, gen
| tlemen. Notwithstanding larger
area Of land has been seeded to TINS
| staple, when grass, bad and slow cult
walton, worms and waste in gathering
it, run their race, the leavings will no
be so large as t, brighten anybody bu
those who have it to buy. If cotton
men, prophets, if you please, will take
the trouble to visit few farms abou
this time. we will give them a ginel
cake if they 90 not return with pal
pitation Of the heart.
| Eick>bErg ;1aeS.
The growing crops generally in thi
! county are in fsourishing conditions -
One old farmer informs us that their
has not been as fair prospects for No
l crop since the war az there is now.
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c. P KNIGHT, ESQ Dear ST.: have had
Bradley's Parent Enamel Pai't. which / puT
chased from you, used ihsid aid Ouiside. both
at my dwelling and sore, tor two ears. 1!
gives me great pie1su be be 20 say thai
il comes fu ly up TO vUur recnmms rtlat:ons in
facility OF US, economy, dun ability ard b. au-
ty. Yours. very uly.
THOMAS y IRVING,
CT Thoz j. Irving & Co los Yves Bait. st.
baltimore, Sept 50. 1872.
To THs PCBLIo-It affords me much pleas
nre to state that in July, 1871, Front street
Theatre was painted inside and oui with Brad
ley's Patent Enamel Paint, r which G. P.
knight, No. G3 West Lombard street, is agent
and to testify 10 Its superiority any and AL
other paints for similar uses. In no private
ry severe test it uEdergoes at this establi Ii
ment, where, during oEr daily cleaning, soap
and soda are constantly applied TO it, and yet it
appears as sound and fresh when first put
on. OF the numerous advantages it possesses
ever ether paints 1 will mention its being
mixed and ready for use in quantities to suit
purchasers, its quickly drying proper les,
which saves much time IN the execution of
work where paint is needed. and its very per-
ceptib!e tenacity, which imparts beauty and
AS such most earnestly recommend :. to the
ing that it will give them greater satisfaction
than they can possibly an tcipats.
VIM. E. SINN. Front st. Theatre.
Baltimore April %, 1872.
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FLORIDA.
Tallahassee FIori,iiau.

Corn looks fresh and green, and is
growing finely, while cotton has good
stand and is now starting off with 1t
vigorous growth. Everything is we'll
advanced, the freedmen are working
faithfully, the farmers are in spirits
and so are we!
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MARRIED.

On the 22d ultimo i'll San Fr+Ecisco. { .iitOr-
nia, at tho rcSid ace of h7r In uther-in law
Henry w. Bra ley. Esq, Miss y \ NE FLEENl
ING CUTLAH, f.i Mr.. Ef NJ ANiN +. ~ +
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[. L. & G. R. r. LINE.
ss;seazas,sz szsssrsss
WSXNSANNASNAN,l
WZAESM

OF Chronic and A cote kh6unatisrn eura ga
Lumbago. Sciatca, kiduty V, ard Nervous Di,
eases, after years of SUFFERING bv taking
DIR. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic
SyrUP-the scientific discovery OF j. L. Fulrr.
NJ. D.. regular graduate physician, wi h
who,f We are personally acquainted. who has
for 80 years treated these diseases exclusively
with ASTONISHING results. We believe it our
Christian duty, after elaboration. % conScien-
tiousy request rfferers to use it, especially
persons i'll moderate circumstances who cannot
mixtures. As clergy men we seriouly feel the
deep responsibility resting on rs in publicly
endorsing this medicine. Eut our knowledge
and perience of its TT marx able merit fully
justitiss our action. Rev. {. Ii. Ewing, Media.
Pennsylvania, suffered sixteen wears became
hoFs.ess. Re. Thus Murnh~, ID. d., Frank
foI d, 2 hil.dephia. Rev j. Is. Davis, Hight
stown, New Jersey. Rev. j. s. Buchanan,
Clarence. Iowa. Rev. q. G. Smith, Pitt sfurd,
New York. Rev. Jos Beggs. Fails Church,
Philadelphia. Other testimonials rom Stna-
tors, Governors, Judges, Congress mTI II, PhSsi-
cians. &c. torWa rdeI gratis with lam pElet
planning these Diseases. Orc thOusa ard dollars,
will be presented TO any medicine fer same dis
eases s'i0V!in . eq al merit under test. that
can produce oIe.four.n IS manv living cures.
ANY person sending by /. tier description OF
atltiction will receive gratis legally signed
guarantee, naming the number of bottles to
cure, agreeing TO refund mo ey upCn SWORD
stat pent OF its failure ia cure. Afflicted invi
t d TO ,-rite IL ID. Filler, Philadelphia. His
valuable advice costs nothing.
GREEN g. FLANNEK,
Wholesale and Retail Agent for Wilmington,
N u. liam l5-1s-d&w
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SsnSYCHOE1aNC or soul Charm.
i fng.,, How either sex may fascnate
ami gain the love and ections OF any person
they choose instantly. This simple mental az
quirement all can possess free. by mail for 25c.,
together with marriage guide, Egyptian Or
acre, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding Night
Shirt. &c. A queer book Address T. VIII =
lam & Co., Phia. 4W
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WASHINGTON, June 7-Night.-The
following is the opinion of the Attor-
ney- General. on the question submit
ted by the War Department, relative
to the Modocs
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NEW STORE

INHE tNDERSItiNEB, ann op meas thai H.,
Il mas 0pt ned a New Store ct lfsrrilrgsvlft-:
Sampson Ccun'Y, wntre will be found a tiiii
stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries aIfd Farmer >
Supple.
~ 9. ns' antiy an ban.l. lsa,ness male b.
w. III. Stetscn, Of Clinton.
i. J. HAR"EI.
maya Irwin
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~ AFFLICTED AND UEFoRrVS4.iE
No matt. + what mac he OR C;isrrs. htfirc
You i'larr yourself unj--r - ear Of any of lis
" Ek>-ha'iye Am. .,srcign-wEn adj ftIs,
IA TINS CT any OTTER lap T, ger : cDly o: H.
hcu'e~ ff' Ok md .,.:,,i " ci.tr..iiy Il viii l
man 81 saving yo1 may collar. Nour
1t aiti, % Il 20 SHY our life. u. y, ung eau
e cen -''lt'' ot ATTY uf the Diseases ti,.scriheu
u l. pm; e ti"' : hy rnaiI or at lis Office No
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VIRGINIA

The farmers report the most wonder
III ''Out-come' to tie wheat ever
known before, since the late palms.
From all parts OF the county | hear of
fields that were given up as not worth
seed, now promising from eight to
twelve bushels Per acre. Corn is much
troubled by elt-worms, as well as the
gardens. Oats are looking fine. Fruit
is an average. On the whole, the Val
ley, I think, will supply her usual
quantity and quality Of the staff of
life, and the people are much chs
c0rfraoel.
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kicimOud ENQUIRER.

The rains of Wednesday night and
yesterday morning were heavier than
any we have had during the remarkably
wet season. The Chickahominy and
other small streams in this vicinity are
greatly swollen, az.1 i;2uch damage has
been done to the wheat ana oat fields
and seeded grounds. The strawberry
crop is reported to be somewhat dam
aged, and all farming operations have
been seriously retarded
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II cr.tary of State, Auditor OF State, Supern-
tend-nt of Puolic instruction, Treasurer OF
worth, and all leading Dizziness ftep of tie State,
and the certainty ofths distrio uton aad pay
ment OF gifts, as advertised, is fully guaranteed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-06-13

SIS to S2Oeess? d aI, ca Assn of w woHt
ing people, of either sex, young or old, make
more money at work for us in their spare mo-
ments, or all the time, than at anything else
Particulars free. Address G. Stinson & Co.
Portland, Maine.
sept Is, 1872 3J-w1y