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TOTAL, 900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting a 500 900
The chances for gift are az one to 8ys
PRICE OF TICKETS:

The chances for gift are as one to i've.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, SO; Tenths, or each
coupon, 95; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 22x
Tickets for $1,000; lis Whole Tickets for S5 600; en-
Whole Tickets for $1,000. No discount on less than
500 worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted in ali
rtspe cts, like the three which have already been
given and full particulars may be learned from CIR
crars which will be sent free from this ece to all
who apply fer them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies.
will be attended to in the order they are received,
and ir 10 hoped they will be sent in promptly that
there may be no disappointment or delay in filing
oil. Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell
ain. All agents peremptoriy required to set.
tie their accounts ard return ell unsold tickets
by the 20th day of March.
THO. 4. BRAMLETTE,
Concert. Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
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BOARDING.

TABLE B0ARD-Gentlemsn desiring TABLE
i BOARD In that locality will lid It 10 their 3D.
yantaseto apply inmediatels Al 4 Defress street,
NICELY FURNIpHED SOUTH FROST
~ kOOM in good location, with board, In priv ate
family 229 street northwest. dec1S 81.
ROARD-Well-fornishsd Rooms in Alex endyia,
- desirable location, with or without BOARD,
can be obtained By addressing "a B." Gazette
Omoe, Alexandria, Va. References given Ind re-
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NOTICE.

TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RUN
A DAILY EXPRESS (SUN- - !,
DAYS ExCEPrED) oHBRAkkg y
THE BALTIMORE AND P0r0KAC RAIL
ROAD AND POPES CREEK BRANCH,
UPON PASSBNGER TRAINS, IN CHARGE
OF ExPERLENcED MESSENGERS.
For rates or othsr information, apply 70
=. o. SMITH, Agent.
decs-3w gro. ". MOSS. Acting Agent.
n HEUlICH, DDALIR IN IMPOafnD
-. CANARY BIRDS, HOOKING BIRDS, -
Cages and Bird Seed, No. Alo b street, bet. II
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MAJOLICA GOODS.
CARD RECEIVERS,
bROEZEs, JARDINIERS,
TABLE CUTLERY,
VASES, PUFF SETS, FABIAN GOODS,
DINNER AND TEA SETS,
MAETEL ORNAMENTS, &c,
OF OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.
JUST RECEIVED.
j. w. BOTELER Il BRO.
s23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6-N Between 9th and 10th Streets
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PosTPOyEMENT.

In order to meet the general wish and expectation
Of the ublc and tn. ticket holders, for the full
payment Of the nasnncent gifts, announced for the
Fourth Grand GIFT Concert of the Public Library Of
Kentucky, the management have determined to
postpone the Concert and Drawing until
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."heI SODA"
hILBURH's DRUG STORE,

i&2s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Noo,s-tr Above WiIlarts.
6~PENIUKY INDIAA HAZE REsTORnB
w has never been known 20 fail. - frees the
psrurs color rsndsfs Il son and pfiabls, Dssvens
the Hair from fAliing cot, end reDroducss wsen
81 all DrugGfsts. Oo-1M
@sCaTTOT7 1ANDRAk1 PlLLB.Ifhe!s
RS piils are oompessd exolustvsly q vsgseao.e
ne nae Oh 90 no ssvs any Of Re injurious
sHects they - directly aDon TIE nvees md ars .
ine iron 8 diSordsrsd sesee 81 that organ LIVER
Complaint, Bflisas Disorders, lndfgcstaons ceek
Hsadsohs, TyDnotd Heysrs, Ac.s o., g! snoeumo 20
tho NEE use Of Dchenck's Mandrake Pills. Tor sole
by al Drugyias md Dealers. u3-9
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They have already realized
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,

And have great many agents yet to hear from.
NO DOUBT - ENTERTAINED OF TH SALE OF EVERY
1CkkT BEFoRE THE DRAWING, Bot WHETHER ALL
ARE SOL p OR NOT THE CONCERT AND DRAWING WILL
POSITIVELY AND UHKQUIvocALLY TAKK PLACs ON
The DAY NOW FIXED, AND ~ ANY RRMAIN UNsoLD
TINY WILL BEcANcELLE D IND THE PRIz Is WILL BE
REDUCED IN PROPORTION TO THE UNsoLD TIcRETs.
Only co,o00 tickets have been issued, and
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STOCK BROKER.
I42S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
kIAR The TREASURY,
Gives special attention to Investments in all Kinds
81 interest bearing securities, makes large deduc.
iors in pay ing special taxes for general sewerage
or part de.estos q tss o the w nee Sc
sufficient thout the trouble o. calling Ga the col
instances nearly half your bin may be saved.
light percent. bonds always on hand.
desi BY mail PTcc s4Sh si ssS to IN person
IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.
AT TIE fer STREET
Will bear interest At the rate Of ten per cent per an
which the undersgp.d car SIMPLY ~ very sse ss1s
sssns GSngha ,ssm IN large amounts ct
% "'',n'' eE5RSi crRuEspkLL.
F9IkTTnHh r sMAt %1I EhsMs siaBB EAgIISgL5T
bbN INT 0dLY, FOB SALE q he District
q
yaluae. lots Of land, which comprise the sabdiyi.
most desirable sites for suburban residence and
rural homes to be found this any other city
dred Above Psto@so, pe sR%s SssS2
and from which the views Of W ashr gfsn and its
sh sdssse 3 II =. sr to d IN
latitude; especially for grapes its superior has mot
been found In tns country, as can be shown by the
splendid vineyards now growing upon these lands,
the superior quality Of the fruit % watch is we'll
kpown IN Washington. These beautiful highlands
are within few minutes drive from this city over
the Fairfax and Georgetown turnpike road.
hOBERT A. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate Broker,
noy1s-tr 613 18th ST.. orr. q. 8. Treasury
SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.
ProIery-owners having taxes 20 pay. either fer
special improvements general sewerage, can save
large discount by leaving their bills with US for
MONEY TO LOAN on District Of Columbia per
cent. Bonds. X. Mob, TIM0NEY &CO.,
Real Estate Brokers aud Auctioneers,
novH-lm OIL St, under 81 National Bank.
BY AUSTIN r. BRonN,
corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
three large double HOUSES, ranging in price
from sss 900 TO ESQ 100, and several other first cs.s
Houses.
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in ali
pats of the city.
HOUSES aud LOTS at Mount PleasAut els-l,
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$4,000 CASH GIFTS,

IX,UUU CASH UIF II,
81, SOC, 900,
will be distributed among the ticket holders.
The tickets printed In coupons, of tenths. and
all parts will be represented In the draw
ing just whole tickets are.
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IND vow WE GO
Down! Down! Down!
NO RESERVE! NO THRILLING!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21

The little ak" histol ioally con-
nectad with exemplary veraclty is not
10 be confounded with Colf-az.
The lady to whom Rochefort was
married Just before she received the
asst sacrament OF the church, and was
supposed to be dying. has quite re-
covered,
The Montgomery Gale. Advertiser is
losing confidence in men and things.
It Offers desperate wager that Coax es
Ames, if nominated by Radical con-
vention, would obtain more votes or
President than any other man in the
United States He could beat Hart
rant or Simon Cameron in Pennsylva-
MIA, or Pomeroyin Kansas"
4 Joint resolution has been intro
duced in the Tennessee Legislature to
appoint ID committee to investigate the
report that corrupt means were used
10 prevent the passage Of certain meas
ures before the last Legislature. We
would suggest to the Poland Commit
tee that they make an effort to secure
the contract for supplying that COM
mIttee with whitewaSh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
nRS.GREENE, LlNBLEY g. BENTLEY,
PROPRILTORS.
Charge.
&. H. GREENE. VI. D., Physician
ia Charge.

Having arranged with Dr. r. II. Kline
Bellevue Institute tur tbs establishment OF =
peru,sare offiy,e st GoldehorJ fos the cure Of
Cancer, VIZ lake pleasure III informing tho
Afflicted that We maze secured s large. COM
rnod!ons building. ana thoroughly fu' nsh.d .s
Ter the est.tci Il comfort OF many P8:iepIs,
coming TO u fr;m II distance.
DIR. j. E Bentley, The Surg-on in charge
late Assistant Physician and Surgeon tt .
'PhiiadeiPbia Btlleyre InstItnt - is q gentle
man III nigh profes sl1'iai attachments. phy-
slclan OF experience. a-d well skiiled i'll The
fr',a time Mt ct Cancer D oilr met t.1s.
DR. '.tetne has for ) years had charge OF e
! otte, r. s'ad his succt in The cure of Cnp-
Ger and other Chronic Diseases has been uu
precrti@L ted.
Cancels II AZ heretofore. be treated main
ly VITA Dr. kiiut's great Cancer Antinot- s.
| En6 deItgl il heir eI4rcc Ieru,autI.t in
their IT siiits. ] he truth vii! warrant Ii. IN
saying that more rERsANEHTCCEEs .ve bee N
made oy heul than by any and All other meth
DDS com bihed.
We wi Il AXE pleasure in sending the names
and i. o. address, of peF>ou- cured wears ago
sni who remain p Il city well up IL time
IL any VITO will up ~. Let All The III CT.
VI lite tor circular. CT come snd see ~. Ton
ul alton Tree. Professional Fee within III.
reach CT all
Inirmary o.! Walnut street. second d,or eas,
OF rhe new Hotel. Board n the Institute low
AZ the market will ermit
Our Cttic- at thAriosra ia IN charge of Dr.
Lindley. who l. treating large M s.Ihers at that
place. All Chrcnic Dlseasss treated with un-
pTece3eutcd ,ucCsE.
march ~ 1Sr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
Illinois Grips Success as a Farm
e. From the Seminary to the
lorIafield.

AR Illinois (slri7S Success Us a ar m 3.
+ e. From the Seminary to the
CornfieId.
/ We lately had the pleasure of Gin
! terviewing' Miss A, of Illinois, who.
: for some years past, has been engaged
il carrying Oh a farm Of one hundred
and twenty acres.
Her father died, leaving a widow,
and. We believe, two daughters, and a
boy, OF ~ilo,.a Miss A. was the oldest,
and the boy, lad Of ten or dozen
years old. She found the health of
hcf mother, who was endeavoring to
manage the farm with hired help, fail
ing, and concluding that she would
rather keep her mother than get an
education, she left the seminary in
1853 and eon.menGed farming. The
farm at that time consisted CT eighty
acres of the home farm, about half of
which was in cultivation; and at lit
tie distance were forty acres more, all
/ in cultivation. The home farm had a
pretty good hoqae. but the barn had
recently been burned, and the fences
were not good. Twelve acres had been
/ planted in apples of good varieties.
She had one horse, and got the loan of
another from a friend, who also aids
and is aided in turn by lending imple-
ments, &c. She has now good team
CT her own raising, besides horsethat
does duty la the market wagon.
So she went to work With the aid of
her little brother, and, to some extent,
OF her mother and sister, who took
charge Of the housekeeping. She
learned to 90 nearly all kinds of work.
She does not pillow much, blt she can
do it. She took out fifty to one hun
bred stumps of trees one year, with
spade and ak, and, at the same time,
assisting her brother, who was drilling
wheat She bound and shocked wheat,
and can drive a team veil. She can
use an ak pretty well formerly she
coJid chop better than her brother,
but now he chops as well as she can
herself, and she does less of it. She
wears gymnastic suit when at home
and at work, broad-brimmed hat,
and boots made to order She wishes
TO lock Is well as other girls, and
thus protects herself from the exposure
resulting from outdoor labor. She
likes the open-air life and outdoor
work, aud is healthy and strong.
Most of the home FARM is cultivated
III corn, though she has eight acres in
grass and twelve in orchard. She
r&ised twentythree acres of winter
wheat III 1872. 1t was fine crop, but
s:,@ lost from three to five acres from
ihr failure # the man she had engaged
=, cut III time Even then, with scarce
md ,,iraicienr labor, by that noble
e 40 - men hat are always willing to
t&l,. advantage Of those who cannot
;l...n,sc:ycs It e. st her $50 to harvest
IA tieresh tia ..,ile.... Yet she got
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
CANCERS CURED
BY DR.. KLINE's
wonderful Cancer AntiQOteS,

Which DESTROY and remove the CANCER ,ittoHt
the use Of The Knife or the Loss Of 3'o0i, and at
the sama time ovefCon,s the tendency ~ ~
the system
We Also treat all forms OF Chronic. LnnT
Staining ard Obscure Dis dses with Unparalleled
euccess
Especially Epilepsy or Fits, RheUnsdtism. Nett
roIgiG, Isthmd, Scrcfula and Secondary Syphti:s
FOR Particulars, circulars, tIe., cal on or at
dress
r. II. GRFFN, ~. ID. Goiasboro. \. e.
a. H. LiNDLEY. NJ. II, Charinte y. G.
Or y. r. BENTLEY. NJ. D, SumtsT ) e.
jan 2 SIN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
Well Said.

One Of the most striking illusions
=, Credit Mobilier matters we have yet
ca j. The following, from the pen OF
Il: ~, Greenwood. It is decidedly
grap2c /:
HE unsatisfactory nature of these
explanations, the future of our great
expectations, the procarious condition
N which honorable gentlemen are left.
asa-r al their frantic efforts to ''set''
themselves right before the country,
som-Dds me of the mourrful founder
nag Of Mississippi steamboat, as de-.
scrIbed by an eyewitness
:. Sue iOrc ana s0t, and s"i and hove,
AND high her rud' dung
\ 4. yvcr> time She hoe AID sot
\ - uss, leak she sprung
Colfax & Co. will please notice, and
COPY poem into their note books.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
Nj A RAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN
w. bOCTDk-B. lnk \ ri ;v.tr iilsi ru"t
VI sos IN ,rrst per sons ihu-- aecnt 30 he
it.t. bo!h 1t mae "a every ism!
concerri the IN, si"iogy ami relation al oar
sexual ~ stem and :he .roi"Ctlon a3't Ir-'v- nj
ioa of offspring. HCiudns al The Few III. COVE
ries before given III the Engi III Iargu- e.,
by " NJ. YOUNG, Nj. Ii. This Is really VAIN"
able and Interesting work. -!t is W. it III
plain Ian guage for tse general re afar, aEd u
illustrsted with numerous Enzravngs. Al!
young married beol.le. Or those. conte N plating
married life, should Tea1 this hook. IL n-" l,ses
secret. that rvtrv ore hHUnid be scQuf IHte' !
with still /, is book that must te'ioC ed. M
and NOT LEI lie about the house. 1t v i'll ''e sent
to add receipt OF 50 CENTS. .ddress
pr. WM. YHV Nc, No. 4i6 Spruce sire: t, -5ov:
Fourth, + Philadelphia.
~ AFFLICTED AND USFnRTTHATE.
No Ilat,:- what mas he yotr disease, before
you place yourself 4nI e- +"e OF any at the
in this or any other paper, get cory or Dr.
YounG's Book and reaa il carefully II viii he
tn means of saving yOu many = collar. your
health. ard POI ibly vow life. Dr.. YcuUE can
he coiI-ulte'i on any of the diseasea described
in his pnbic .tior 3 by mail tis Office. y %
4t6 spruce street, ABOVE Fourth, PhIlAnAiih,a.
sept 20 J6-~6m
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a STRANGE STORY.
kzov. a Bend Mans Es.ain was
Transferred to Il Quick Subject.


account OF the recent TRANSMISSION OF |
dead mans brain into a living subject.
The facts are reported by the World |
correspondent as recorded III the Ga .
zette Hebdomadaire, taken from |
T5rchoaU'8 ATchjccs, d medical Journal
published at Berlin
It was at Leipzig that the expert |
ment was performed. : soldier who |
had killed the colonel OF his regiment
in col blood, and whom the severity
of Prllss.an military discipline would
haze caused 10 die q hundred deaths,
had il been possible, was deliberately
handed over to the surgeons, by SEN
teuce OF court-m8ttial, and WAS con-
fined in a strong room IN the military
hospital, entirely in the dark rs to the
fate which awaited him. lie was kept
there ready for an emergency, which
did not fail to occur. ! keeper OF
beer cellar IN Ga4p1 e, 4 man resem-
bling in many rep, Cts the condemned
.nl,tIIr AM Who had been seized with
,.nfn inflammation q tllc heart, or
rather Of is invest z membrane, was
brought t. .ae hospital t. die Ct that
mo-. alb. ana promptly Iatai.
y, INDY. 80 sooner l.q.. Tie ;.ltici DatGG
i tn taken l1.acn t.4.-.l Tic 4 aaG - oOn-
l,.,...s-. .,-,., 4IiaceQ on tie lie l)v HE
/ - - :.o-,t-.1r c,s--..t.ur .aI,lc, or
N, ri, 1~as H. c'!orJ.o-,si> {, 1t i.T:2,n
5Ijv G.. Tie .y.G-,-. Two surgeons,
viii, assistants, pro-. 5al a!!!.e il bo5i4
. as - DIVIDE -..c *. = o"el :, g SUM
, MT .,f the z..uil tTr,o ca - e., tTt:n
. - +l,a divisions. an. rCaigle III
.-....., i, ~ ...... ms l,t"g4l!.. around
+:1a sf-n;! X. :. cr ,.yn. i. l.Iu soldier.
( s4,a.-ll
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
TEic ,Sc.v Senator rom IEasgacEsE.
sot.


Secretary I3out veil, the Senator from
Massachusetts,. Will not hand in his
resignation until he Is officially notified
Of h S election. As the Cabinet to-
day, he viii probably present it at that
time. He VIII, however. remain in the
department for several days t, come,
IN order TO close Up his business.
There are 4 number Of matters now
pending before th> d2ps--t 1Il,ilt which
he has invest, Eat.J I'd with which he
Is thoroughly cony,! mt, md it is bis
intention 70 settle lA>l1, o. al least get
them IN shape for proper adjustment
before he Il YES. H. will take hisseat
IN the Senate, however, before the ad-
journment OF -he Presen5e.tra session,
unless that body should adjourn before
Saturday, which is not probable. Ev-
etrybody at the Treasury is confident
TIA. I1,4dge Richardson IS the coming
naA' so f'I 90 All. BoutweTl's success
sor IS concerned. Tt ~ rxoJfhy, of nnt,
that Mr. Boutwell, was appoihs.. ~ e. e.
retary OF the Treasury Just four yeas
ago, the day Of his election to the sen
ate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
Hints for the Farmer.

First. A knowledge of what his land
will produce, is necessary to the farm
er that he may know what expense
may be allowed in cultivation, etc.
This he must learn by trying his land
he may think he knows by what
others have done. This is well enough,
if he is sure he can do as others do.
Second. A great many unsuccessful
farmers get in the grass, and fail to
keep up with their work, but you will
hardly ever find one that has not an
excuse. It was too wet or too dry, or
the hands failed to work, or something
prevented the work being done in the
proper way and at the proper time
when the real cause was bad manage
7c7at. And the reason why they don't
learn to manage better is, they don't
attribute the results to their true
cause. If they would say failed, in
stead of the seasons, ETC., they might
learn to manage better.
Third. A farmer should know what
his means will admit of his doing
how many hands, mules, etc, it will
take to do the work he proposes to
have done in certain time. This per-
haps requires the incest of all calcula-
tious, and as man by nature wants to
do more than he can do, it would be
we'll for him to guard against laying
off more work than he is able to do.
The only rule that can give that will
I be s1lre to guard him against this great
error, is to calculate what he Will do
/ tbs wear by what he did last.
! Fourth. = great many good men, es-
DacialiY farmers, are careless Or lndo-
lent. They are always cheerful and
accommodating and proposing to do a
. 4reat doal next year, but wait until 1t
: is TOO late to begin. The way to avoid
( fhis. is TO commence at once, and never
sep. Ii YOU are waiting for to-mor-
r.,v: or next week, before you go to
volh, Eosl may know you belong to tins
class Of good fellows.
Fifth. The farmers who make more
han they Consume. generally know
That their land viii produce-what
thc.r means Will admit Of their doing
nv Of 10 mere work than they can
have done, AID adopt { rule for cult
- !. these Things mark mans success III
b1si-ees the young man would do well
~ heed 5nem.
Sixth. To know hO'" TO do, Is indis-
pen.a:y ' NECESSARY This may be ac-
',!,lE"t ny seeing O'neIS 90. or festetillsS
10 tie 20. i il .'.:,.a4:,- necessary
to know 5rhGt ol.e ii.o,rr end what he
M d.. Let rs consider = we may
lca-.. this. Did ,your business last year
.lr:1 ont wat YOU expected it would.
r =: ,iiI ,.o.. acknowledge the fault as
-o7.... NOT knowing what to expect,
&c ID You carry out vour plans
Il uat. more than likely the fault was
-.,17,~, :aa goa. tgou!d generally Dc
-.-. 20 - q 2a:3ar It. Did you do all
he work sou proposed? Ii you did
,lc:. ,cl1nor iedgo ,hatit was your fault,
me- knowing what to expact Of yourself.
BY s,l.h procedure YOU may icari,
yourself by the same rule that others
low Won by-which Is: What YOU
VII d and SNOW, by what you have
ti1lIaanl Observation-Disclosures CuitiUGtor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21

NJ. Littre,s dictionary Of the French
language, which he has been engaged
upon for thirty years, has Just been
completed and contains six thousand
pages.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21

SIS TO S2Osa:: DAY az e,a assnfs ~ ~sqt:
- ~ o.i'-, OF e'tner SEX. yonng old. make
NOR none ~ NO X for us in their snare mo-
Inents' o. All TIE TIM. Than at ANYTHING else
y artll:G!ars Il ee Adjress g. Stinson & Co
SEPT g, 1872
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21

~ The CHEArEsr snd most EFFECTIVE
Steel PioN US.
e. IT THE WORK OF Two PLoWs WIT b
ONE MAN ArBOxs HoEsz.
l. rms shallow, is -s>lty guided. aad IL light
to the HorSS.
II is male o. " oEght steel. and will outiast
tw ordinary PluEs.
It wee sts P"raF''-s, and ci,larss the earth on
:hr Biii al h" time
If-"a1 hs- ns''.t IN WILL prepared so and
IS r'i'I >N COED f. cot'"ht AMI Pot stGes.
II VINO :av" u-e't ~ ar pleased with it
"'t i m" h'sa fnr r;cw!ng -"rns cotton
have ever t.s. - OIL -. vi FAr$os
~ Saves tat- h"r n: horse ard plow
end ~, ..t''a-- f1!slsri ~. w II susN
! ~ II, - Q. say: ss have
used = = VI - 81 =, bcI-
HAR rR WTIIiAXs ESQ. SAYS: IL. saye.
the lshcf at ono a. 80 KIM fsand''
-F = +. - s3r-aAE, stEs'-'-I ! now Of no
>"i''vai' mirn'Ing a." me"v good ],onte.
III" >e'.:.' stages q! 's gro ia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-21
JAMES W. LiPPITT,

JOHN L. WOoST Err,
s, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES
Fancy Toilet Articles. &c. &c.
" II o l. e. 4 E AND RETAIL.
Corner Front and Market Streets.
(McLin's Old StaDd)
wILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLfSA.
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February II, 1873
EfR. G. r. KNI9BT-Sir:-Ihe he Paint ,8Tuo
safely to hand ~ Older d---1ao kegs gal
Ions ea:: and :hTse "a che s. .aliCn each.
AS Pr eCtce rs e. I DID The oh myself.
Tvs weeks, noj t rrtaiit work, oo.l ploI d he
hoF.se. two 'oaI*. ~ !a.t so.sc II plea ,hck.
End &c Is F"w generally { ICED ii that for
"EnameI'' IKE Earf' u''s GT.r bc,tir- Il h4T.
mo"y OF callers. tDeCr x NJ = E%i.dsG Job
the place. SAVED SIXTY IN = (s'5) no.
Ia + nv :he @ ratiati. wtic. - Tel just
II " with -, utncEn PeoIl- II ioun he
gen-ra ~ sd1p:e,t :. ;iis - F-,- A'.3 c un:ry
lat can Apply A.
have never fahbe" !, sri".i st. K Test
morials, hut / II = 30 vlp.y .Iea n. 4 pt9-
bility OF your - + NJ M; "a ~ IL the warts
our p OF. il cx"e l-..'y OF M rer al. IL beam
ty OF CO o.. ard III he fat OF i HaiE EEapc
hlxFD- fha' girA IA Tree prrTurSs on O. II is
desirable tn 70 y { >ko =, at use v thin.
.TopeE OF ~ = !-tter.
F-ry Ersi ectfuliy ami 'ruiy.
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