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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05

Charles 7. Sherman, United States
Judge for the Northern District OF
Ohio, againat whom grave charge
rested, which were made the subject OF
investigation by the House Committee
of Ways and Means AMI Judiciary, in
connection with his Impeachment, la,
resigned his Office, and tie President
on "Wednesday appointed Martin Wei
ker, of Ohio, to the vacancy Judg.
Sherman was appointed by President
johnson i'll March, 1857. Judge Wei
ker was member of the Thirty-ninth,
Forteth and Forty first Congresses
rom the Fourteenth District of Ohio,
and was regarded as an able and up
right lawyer. He was personally very
popular, and his appointment to judi
eial honors was urged fy most of the
administration leaders III the State.
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DAnHEsIowN, Montgomery Co, Mi


october 9th, 1875
Mr.. {. 7. KDig!l:-Solc Agen: tor Bradley
Patent Enamel Paint Dear Sill IeceiVed
your favor OF 81 inst, ashiug my oriiIcii OF b.
Bradley Patent Enamel Paint tor TEicH
ou are agent. 1t atcIdS ne pleasure 10 ;tdu
nv testimonial with IlaEy Others OF its value
;y s,tiap alton to the Rural Districts especially
HsviGg practicsl experience o. thirty years.
in pre- airing plans and building with ali branch
ca Of aIt:za rs AMI Mechanics and used III III OF
the mateTia! ior painting, was induced TO Try
Bradley's Patent Enamei Paint. Owing TO lis
portabili y-being mixed OF all shades and guam
JIJies TO suit applied it Tor ms de and GU 5 q
WORK, and found that it dried thOrous hlV. COW
cred the surface perfect and olied with a beau
tiful enamel lustre, and covered 90 square yards
two have recommended its use to oth
ers in the city of Washington and lower Mary
land with equal satisfaction and cool results
Mixing coors by binary mechanics is roI
oft II done to the satisfaction of s.ProprietoIs
ana this Paint being s.otready mired'' al de-
sired shades and TT quentIy to suit. renders 1t
more desirable in ''kurai Districts" L cheer
FULLY recommend its general use, and feel -
sured that all who use it viii b3 satisfied thai
1t is all that Is aim d. 'idurabie. beautiful ans
economical" Yours Respectfully,
JNO. l.. DU FLEE,
Architect and Builder.
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steIp the Torpid Grgara

When thebo, y is in state Of health,
food taken into the stomach acts Oh
the bowels as a stimulant, causing
that uor1l-like motion by which their
contents are expelled. The liver being
in q natural condition, the flow OF bill
(Which i, a mild cathartic) into the in
testines IS ample and regular, ard
hence the discharges are easy and sui
ficieutly frequent. The reverse Of al
this constitutes costiveness, and the
only true method of euro is 70 restor,
the functional activity OF tho two I'M
portant organs which use tie bowels
as sewer for the egress Of waste mat
ter. For this purpose Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters can be contidentially
recommended as the most effective oi
all medicines. It is not too much to
say that chronic constipation would be
unknown if the Bitters were in univer-
sal use as a remedy il The earlier
stages of the complaint. At this period
Of the year, when dyspepsia with ali
it's kindred disorders is so apt to be
engendered and aggravated by the
dampness OF the atmosphere, this I'M
equaled stimulant, tonic and Alternative
should be taken daily. 1w.
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STATE NEWS.

Goidsboro' is to have spacious new
ice house.
Wilson is again being agitated over
y proposal to build q market house.
Tho Wilson Plaindealer says: A man
named Granger, saddler by trade,
was found dead in front of his shop at
Rocky Mount on Saturday last.
The kinston Gazette says We
learn that Rev. Mr.. Flythe, pastor of
This Episcopal Parish, has resigned,
nnd sill shortly remove to Florida.
Cato Rogers, colorcd, for All at
tempted rape OH tho person Of white
lady, wa sentenced to 30 years in the
Penitcntiary at the late torn Of puplin
Court.
The AshCyillo Pioneer says: On the
night Of the 18th instant, the Masonic
Hall, School Rooms and all connected
Herewith, at Weayersyille, were
burned.
The Raleigh News saws Mr.. VIM.
S. BYnul0, Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court, has abandoned the
profession of Law, and is studying pre-
paratory to entering the ministry of
the Episcopal Church.
The panic has not reclied Wades-
boro' yet. Four fine boy babies
11-po ILdcrs) were born within 4S
hours in that town recently. Parents
are ransackinR the Testament and die
tionary for new names.
The GoldsbOro' Messenger hears
shat proposition to change the pres
ent system Of electing Superior Court
Judges is being discussed at Raleigh.
It is proposed to elect them again 10y
the State at large, and to require 8
change of circuits.
The Salem Press says: On Friday
night, Dist instant, the tobacco barn OF
VIM. Stone, in this county, containing
two ''curings' of tobacco, was destroy
cd by fre-the work of an incendiary.
Vt the same time the mouth of Mr..
Stones horse was badly cut by some
1iend Ill human shape.
The Charlotte Observer says: The
kitchen Of Capt. j. L. Johnss l. of this
county, we regret to learn, was des-
troyed by fire on Monday night. Ev,
,rvthing III tho kitchen was burned
" III il. Il is not known how the fire
originated. as the cook protests that
tho was no fire in the stove.
I.av. John Tillet reports to the Ad.
zoe - between 80 and 100 additions
toll Methodist Church, in Rohesor
circ. Rev. W. G. Norman, 100 &C
cess rs on Wentworth circuit ; Rev.
J. NJ ooev, p additions on Clinton
circuI Rev. L. Shell, IA additions
to the .iIurch on Mocksville circuit.
The WINSTON Sentinel SAYS: A not
l3ro". W. entered in the case of tht
STATE az INST L. y. Best for disclosing
the sec. of the Grand Jury room
Best wa Indicted for publishing in The
Sentinel ne being one of tho Crane
Jurors, t.. fact that they had present
ed Judge Cloud for refusing to OBJ Y .
summons sued by magistrate
This was one Of Judge Clouds pc
clCcS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

toThrong Oh the darkest hours of Georsia's his
bry, THE CO NSTITU E1OS stood feariessIy
Ply Hou and your rights, against proscript on,
persecution and even heavy libel suits by irate
Radical Governors In sDitG of sucl Opposition
THE co SSTITUTIOS has grown 20 prcsner-
ity unsurpa sed i'll the South. We now pro pos.
to show our anpreciat on of tie peoples support
by grand distribution OF presents. Mark Won.
it is no lottery; Won do hot give one cent more
than Oar subscription. and ven do oG!v what
subscribe should Ci'eays dC--pay n, o.j:Gnce
The per centaee OF loss THUS saved hy as
and In expense of collecting. enables { to ~
turn If TO the subscribers in presents, and real
re PTgft beside Now we appeal to your graft
tade anu generosity, AND ii you hear that ap-
peal, YOU WILL we shall erect & bulGiru ca
pable OF acconIn ndating orr increased bCsi
ne-s, and which shall stand he "a MEMORIAL
MOI UNENT 20 tie noble Gheraiity of the sub
scTIbers Of + He 81 MIA c. CONSTITUTION
THEIR Christmas Present. Who ca- not nav
the small sum Of one gears snhscsiption II adj
vance" Surely cveTv subscriber viii do 50
and some Will receive IN return the grand pres
ents of 200.
Ey- Send YOUR orders at Gree.
Agents write 20 for terms.
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For Loss Of appetite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits aud
General Debility, i'll their various
forms, FERRo-P HosPoEATED ELIXIR of
CALLsAlA made by CAswELL. HARAFr
* Co., New. York, and sold by Ct
druggists, is the best tonic. As Ii
stimulant tonic fer patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has IL
equal. If taken during the season il
prevents fever and ague and other in
termittent fevers. 4w
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1874 EoRTHEYEAR 1924

nESIROUS of err citing Il new and larger eui-
~ tee on another street, the fT0prletorS u
HE CONSTITUTION ottSr It's subscribers
the following aleiled Last vi PresentS- 1 he
CINsTII UritN is already tie acknowledged
fore most journal in al his section OF the South
In n snort time we sh IL commence q series o.
Letters on European 1rGcsl, by the dist nGuIshed
and accomplished Professor William Henry
Waddell OF the Uni .ersity OF Georgia; Letters
rom the famous GeorgiG AHEiorcSs, Mrs. maria
j. West moreland also q thrilling serial, besides
a novelette, from the pen OF ''kingshack," au-
thor OF IS al nie ST. Ciair'' whose publication IN
rdE CONSTITUTION has created such a fu-
rore. TacgTeot eight PACED Sunday PAPER will be
continued, ana Also our pictorial illustrations
that have become 50 popular every where, and
especially i'll the homes of our weekly sub-cil-
bers. We hope soon to present q serIes of arti-
cies from the Corresponding Editor of He
CUNSTITUTION, Hon. A. II. Stephens. As a
Political, Ii erary Family Newspaper, THE
LA MA CONSTITUTION shall be second
to none. In order 10 speedily erect new
building, we offer to all subscribers, both daily
and weekly, present, together with a chance
or onehaT interest in the present splendid COnsti
tuition Building, rn!uc3 at i5 coo to DO this, sub
scriptiou N ust be- pad US i'll advance.
PLAN.-Every subscriber who sends us 81 o
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dition TO HI, sub scription receipt gift crr' for
which he will receive at the great distribution
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FROM PROF. W q. SIMMONS. WAKE
FOREST, n. c.
WAKE FOREST CCLLFCL, :. c.
October 4ti!, 1879.
NS {. T. Knight--i!ear SIr-Wc have Tor
seveTai months b. en- using your iSTattley rat nj
d. naIaei Paint on our |,l'rae Ertltif-:- ara are
well pleased with II.
Though 1t was applied l,v c:,e living 10 OK
;e5ieEce III SUCH work. yet = i laaYc 4 good gop'
We sIlaIcODtiBrlC 10 it-tei!-F.1g that III
point Of economy, durability a;It !1cIlitv OF ap-
pCation, il is superior to Any ether pigment
ctfeJed III the IuiI ket.
Very respectfully
w C. S tNdCNS.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. e

WEDNESDAY, Nov. rs, 1873.
Mr.. McCauley introduced q bill to
amend title 2. chap. II, Battles
Nevisa1
Mr.. Scott, 4 bill to incorporate the
Oriental Fish and Oyster Company.
Mr.. Troy, bill to aid Planters,
manufacturers and others in the pros
ccution of their business.
Mr.. Troy introduced bill for the
government OF Justices Courts.
Mr.. Love introduced tho following
resolutions:
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: :. = 90 = = 80 G,SA "a
OF Cnror;c ard acute rheumatism, Neuralcia
Lrmhago, SciAtica. Kidney, and Nervous Dis
eases, a!ter years OF suffering. by taking
DR.. Filters Vegetable ltheuna.EC
Syrup-the scie ntihe discovery of j. p. Filter;
III. d.. regular graduate physician. with
whom We are personally acquainted, who has
Tor 80 years treated these diseases exclusively
with astonishing results. We believe it our
christian duty, after delibeTaticn, 20 conscien-
tiousiy request sufferers to use it, especially
personsin moderate circumstances who cannot
afford to waste money and time on worthless
mixtures AS clergy men We serioCly feel the
deep responsibility resting on rs in publicly
endorslng tins medicine But our knowledge
lustihes our action. Rev. Z. Il. Ewing, Media,
Pennsylvania, suffered sixteen wears, became
hopeless. Rev. ThOs Murphy. ID. d., Frank
ford. Philadelphia. Rev. j. 3. Davis, Hight
stown, New jersey. Rev. j. S. Buchanan
Clarence, Iowa. Rev G. G. smith PitTsford'
Philadelphia. Other testimonials from Sena,
tors, Governors, Judges, Congressman, Physi-
clans. &c. fOrU ardef gratis with pamphlet ex-
planning these Diseases. One thousand dollars
will be presented to any medicine for same dis
cases shown equal merit under test, or thai
can produce Onerourth as manv living cures
Any person sending by letter description OF
ahiiction will receive gratis legally signed
guarantee, naming the number of bottles to
cure, agreeing to refund ey npCn sworn
statement of ite failure to cure. Afflicted :nvi-
ted to write TO Dr.. Filter, Phlladelphia. His
valuable advice costs nothing.
GREEN & FLANNER.
Wholesale and Retail Agents tor Wilmington.
NJ u Liam I5-1s.d&w
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i. Y. WALLACE,
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PUBLIC DISTHIB. TIoN.-TLo present
VI. lie UI-;r.hJ::e.i IN PUBL , IL I,Tesence
Nave: Hammock, General -ius;cl PTcsl ,eTt
Atlanta National Bank Judge =. IS. EoSt,
Cas:.Ier Georges Railroad EstI.k Judge Z Il.
~tIuTE- colonel G. " Ati.Iir. Pr-Ei,ie:'J Geo.
gja Western RaJ;soa! Colonel Il. ~ Wallace
and otGers.
1. The dist gihtion s,:H take place, AID all
the presents GIaU be draw: - public.
2. We allow Si~tF t'5'- %s-s iron t. - date,
October l6iE, toF I r. cttsatl.-I q tLip grand
scheme, and theref-Is, -! l., wor!d sci e this
splendid opIortucitv II ssg 40 within 50 days
:. by special req .ost, any wo daily snbscri-
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lard cr a - subscription VIII secure ;he paper
for the tr>tsix months OF lf,t. ard h..'f
teFsst ana al 5,s-St Fusrt5ss 9~-'5ES, S.souid
any OF III III b., ,Ira@n II t::,. Il IL
{ Weskiv UbscrIhc.e have FGcni ;hsnoe
Of participation by furnJIi'-s cubs OF Frc. 10
whom nee anu";G receipts y: - L sent and
card tor so sUhsCriitf0n.
s. SeI Il money direct by Pcst-ciice CIv1cr,
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6. We call special att nti1n 80 this fact 10
avoid any di-sit- crio1. C,a1Y 5000 Crr,ls
tciI! be Issued W shai PtGSr'T:TELY fuse III
crease the number which = less >Aan tie NUN Der
OF old Subscribers - 81 nc12 subscribers are
entitled share in me ,:istr button, 1t will d.
IL 1t 1t i Necessary to remit a the
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HILLsEoRn. VA, July 74;h, Is.

hlLLsEoRO, VA, July T4:h, 1873.
tir. &. p. hn.glt. ole General 4 gent
81 West iomb ard Street. Baltimore
SIS We the undersigned haviHg usff e ai'-
.eN's Patent Enamrl Pant, for " icli j. Early
E0nllaSoH is agent, ca"eFtuiiv certify ti'at or
beauty o. finish DURABILITY ard ecCno;nr. II is III
OFF opinion, W.t!ont an equal. Y ura tTuv,
THOMAS +. CAMP.
MA NLEI III : N NERET.ET.
RODNEY MATTHEW'S.
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IALTINUoE Z, December ~ 1ST2
1T &. y. hni yht-DcaT sir 1T atio. atN me
Iniicf pleasure 70 say 10 you that tin Bradley
Patent FneTn2l Pa ut 1ar exceeds n2v eXp.ct.-
tons in economy. beauty, and have ever rea-
>A3l TO hciieVt. n i;ra3I-1v. More than TIVE We
months >ince. ! painted the root ct ~ house
tAa-lsion House, with the Bradley Enam-!
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the State for the purpose Of manufac-
turing articles raised within the limits
of the State. q @-~
The following bills were received
from the Senate and referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary:
Bill to be entitled an act to amend
chapter III, laws Of 1872-73.
Bill to provide for and cure certain
irregularities in executions.
Resolution of instruction to the At
tor ey General for his official opinion
as to the effect of the adoption OF the
constitutional amendment in relation
to tho sessions of the General Assem-
bly,, will have upon the ACTIONS OF this
Legislature after the announcement OF
the vote on the constitutional amend
ments, introduced by Mr.. paschaI,
was adopted.
Bill to be entitled all act t. allow
widows to Sell zeal estate.
Also a resolution i'll relation TO ad-
journment.
Resolution of instruction to our
Senators and Representa- ives n Con
gress, and resolution in regard TO the
sessions of the House.
The bill entitled az act to amend
sec. 2, chap. 27l laws CT ls70-T1, en-
titled an act to provide q cheap cIlatti
mortgage, was at the instance OF III.
Carter, from Committee on PROPOSE
tons and Grievances. referred to fhe
Judiciary Committee.
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Mr. Blaine is already in the fA es
a candidate for tho Republican nom1-
nation for President in 1876.
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SENATE.

FRIDAY, NOV. -.
Mr.. Norwood, bill to enforce the
DEGREES of courts of equity, III cert in
cas- g. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Love, q bill to prevent the OBJ
struction of streams. Placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. King, a joint resolution relative
to the tax upon cotton In the years '65,
'66 and 81. It requests the North
Carolina delegation in Congress to
vote for d bill to refund the tax col
lected.
MADISON (col }, bill to establish a
special criminal court i'll the city OF
Wilmington. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
A message from the Governor was
announced, enclosing & communication
| relative to the Centennial Celebration
of American independence, 1876; upon
motion it was transmitted to the House
with proposition to print.
! Mr.. Cowles eLquired what had be-
! come of the House bill for the relief
| Of the several sherifs Of the State !:
could the President inform the Sen
ate whether tn House had adopted o..
/ rejected the Senate amendment fixing
the time of payment of twenty-five per
| cent of the aggregate taxes, 1st OF
| February, instead of 1st of january
! The President replied that he had 40
official information.
| Leave was granted to Senator War
! ing to introduce L resolution RELATIVE,
! to the Mecklenburg Declaration OF In
! dependence, inviting Gov. Graham to
publish all the evidence of the validity
! of that declaration and to that end t.
examine the archives in London and
| elsewhere.
! Mr.. Harris said that any Mort.
! Carolinian who doubted the genuine
ness Of the Meckleubur!, Declaration
was insane and could not see the pro-
priety Of proposing ATTY resolution on
| the subject.
/ Mr.. Acknowledgement that the reso-
t luton had been introduced, and said
that we had again and again, as stated,
declared most soiemnly our entire be
lief IN the validity Of the Mecklenburg
| Declaration.
Mr.. Warning defended the resolutions
IL glowing speech, in which he ap-
pealed to the State pride Of the repre-
sentatiyes OF the people TO rindlcate
the truth of history.
Mr.. Norwood moved to refer the
resolutions to joint committee Of
! both houses Agreed to-
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THE PI-RE5T AID .5wECTEsr CoD-LIy
Err OIL is Hazard & CGswelrs, made or
the "a shore, from fresh, selected
li"cra, iy CAsaE1L. HAZARD !, Co.
New York. t Is absolutely pre- and
street. Patients who have once taken
it prefer It to all others. Physicians
have decided it superior to any Of the
other oils in market. IN
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Plan OF DEsTR.sGTloN.

ii.t- 3Ee;i.tErttt slrGS le>ictt 10
subscTi bcr "a y ii 1 arl$. each marked with The
lame D, IrcAcEL. ami .5ClJitiEY ctj IL the GiOre
I..f, ii he t!.loWI TGEetacr ANA thoroughly
ml~ glc.j- From tus Tect pttc!e OF these cards,
i..t' WLiv:t only hama taE he passed, one card
Alter another Ill .,5 drawn an! ,,;lrocrcd TIE
0Fi.r ,'yChcp:-t. =. :, &c. FL instance. thSt
subscriber Eavia the Csr ?lrrn bereG r, j. enti-
ed to the l'T"St Il UpoL :ae SiEt1 $arG drawn.
As the entire transact Ii wiz Ut N + EGLtt
the CIR = only Numbered a. 31t-tcl 0U:, and
GIj tho C2ria viii be IRA ,everI hing must he
psTtrcIiy i,,jr and II hscribcrs alust
become tbs q i,f interest ~ tie tgjii-
i7lg, valued ut - 700. ~ i The aiding
presents VeiG' Il Al ircm : iCo 10 500 each, in
Guiding two CITY ;;t>, ~. be held by ether sub
scTibeTs
The i'roprie'or5 cf THE COSSTITUII.l
heiieYe tia! ,Ae ti.hiic need 10 other Ss..r-ECe
Oh tkct: 'Gtl Faith than ;loir i.Ut7ti-h-t u Car-
At! II a,l character ta- IciiIb 'l;tv; nut 20
Icsire UrSeTta':tv. theE give i,.ac2 t the fol-
loving from real estate agents knows. tlroGgn-
ont the St:,,e
No. y : H-.sys,5g : O..
DEAR >TG;~ We }sav= received from you
Ittii >, IiCIsTy signed, .-tG.f Interest in the
Constitution Hn;.;.iitg. which, as trustees, we
shall deliver Ia Tie parties entitled 10 1t I'M
der tie y q. DISTRIBUTE u, adv, rtiatd by ,.ou
The building :, IT2ci'25i;n. ha-sInsElt, Use sto-
rjcs high, at he la;idsone-t and best built
in the city. IT VIC think, with To-, correctly
vs.Is,i g S. =. '7't.
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CHAMBEssnUEG, December 10, 1872.

Mr.. c. P. knight, 90 w. Lombard st. Balt
more-Dear Sir The paints received from
you have been applir Il TO several OF our
buildings and to those of our friends, and have
given entire satisfaction in covering qualities.
III gloss, and IN ada ntabiIty to all kinds of
face material We cheerfully ecomm mend it.
especially to that class of consumers who have
to !eEeT.d upOn unknown parties OF painters. to
mix and furnish materials wherein We have
found the most deception. Yours truly,
,JACoR STnUFFFR & SON
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Write for Large illustrated List. Address,

Beech Leading Shot GEns. so 500
Double Shot Guns, s. to $50 SinG Guns %
to $50. Eife- = to $40. RavolyeEs, 81 to S25
Pistols, Elto So. Gun Material, Fishing Teck.
IL. aggA discount 10 Dealers or clubs Army
Guns, hevclyers, &c. bought or traded for
Goods sent by express, g. o. ID. to be examined
before paid tor. AW
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,f.t, Ia -PI

MAINLAND LINE, BALTIMORE Co. Md.
September II. 1872,
7. knight, Esq Agent, Brai.ey's Patent
Ename Paint. Ealtmure- Dear Dir :: The
y 4int which purchased from you has given en-
tire ) stact.oU, - much SO that all my neigh
bors Tit RI follow INV example, ard have
;h"ir houses painted 1t is not only durable and
ch a2,fu it looks better after it is put on than
:t'y saint / ever SaS.
: he I2.Eter ! have employed is delighted
with 1t. HE says lie paint flcics as fast snd
q the same time do 4 better job with the En-
am Paint tisIi any otter lie ever used.
can therefore, without hesitatio', re- m
mi +. 70 the ubl one of the rery Lest ar
ti"tos OF paint ever introduced.
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES HALL.
Specimens and Price List furnish d gro!is
Iiharal I-al.nce II e,lts to The trade.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
November %. 1873

Mr.. Stamford, bill to require the
registration OF deeds. Referred.
Mr. Marler, bill to amend chapter
2O5, section 2, laws OF 1S70-'7l.
Ellison, colorod, bill requiring the
County Commissioners to make 10 dis
tinction Oh account Of color IL drawing
i1,-rca
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good faith and ~ the letter, shall U1ibeT take
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Second. We can require our Trustees, hereai-
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-05
BALTIMORE, s5p.. Sent. 50, 1872

BALTIMORE, 65D., Sept. so, 1872
c. i. Knihgt, Esq.,-Dear Sir: l have had
the Bradley Patent Enamel Paint, which 1
purchased from yoR, used inside and outside,
both at my dive Hing an store, for two asons.
1t gives great pleasure TO be able to say, that
facility of Use, economy, durability and beauty.
Yours truly,
THOMAS II. IRVING,
16S West Baltimore ST Baltimore, Md