Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-06

Siita.tancYinE Cured aS an Art, b, DR..
N. a. Moses. of Virginia.


DIR. Moses has opened an office at
Col i. j. Halls, in the office Just
north of tle residence, on Front street
( where he vii. remain until April Ist
I His success III curing stanlDicring and
! Impodlment Of speech has not been
cqualjel III this ur ai,y other country.
/ Certificates from citizens Of all the
principal cites of the United States,
testifying to his ability, can be seen ut
| his Office. Tie patient II course must
he present. 4 cure * Guaranteed in
all cases where the lungs or rni..d are
not affected. Terms reasonable. The
Doctor was Il stammerer himself fer
more thau forty-three years. Otlice
I hours from 8 to II A. NJ, and from q
to 1, 2 y!
In addition to tbs. testim onais which
Dr. Moses exhibited to ns from numer-
"'is patients be has cured, we have
converSel with well-kuown citizens OF
Isa!elgil who have been entirely cured
Of stamms,ing by Dir. Moses. He
also brings with him letter Of intro
disctio:: TO us from an estefmed. friend
n Charleston. whose brother had been
entirely relieved. We'can assure our
friends that DIR. Noses Is no humbug,
aud ca: do all he processes. Id3t-wlt
Estscr and sEar.or s.sprove.neHts.-
Yesterday morning Collector Rum
ley, IN company with CD. w. l.. De-
Roaset, President of the Chamber
Of Commerce, Mr.. Henry Nntt,
Chairlnan OF the Committee on
River and Hlrbor mprovements, MI
Il. hid'ler, and q few other gentlemen,
mad Il visit to the dredge boat at
work at the Logs" some six or seven
miles below the city.
During the afternoon few gentle
men visited the scene OF operations on
the steamer Dirjc.
The work is progressing very finely.
y channel thirtyfve to forty feet wide
and til ee hundred feet long has been
worked over in the day or two the
boat has been al work Two cypress
log from twenty t, thirty feet long,
and fully five +; --t liz diameter at tie
butt, lave been removed, with thous-
ands Of cypi e>s knees ald roots. Yes
terCay afternoon, log Has encounter
ed which deird all efforts to remove
It. Tie 1:F closed without success,
but extraordinary Preparations were
periec: ed for is removal, end We have
no doubt that the powerful machinery
Of the boat will be able to remove it
to-day.
In viewing the vast amount OF OBJ
structions which are being removed
from the river, and the facilities with
which the work is accomplished, we
wonder that these logs and stamps and
roots have been SO long permitted to |
remain to blockade our river Those |
who have been instrumental in push |
ing forward this work deserve the
thanks OF this community.
Capt. Phillips, in charge Of the |
Government works, and his assistant,
Captain Cunningham, are present,
lending their assistance in the prose
cution Of the work
Our citizens MAJ resi- assured that !
substantial progress is being made
III the improvements Of our river and !
bar.
E'eruss s.ti s.u=,Hp
.ii,He card OF AIr. Balcazar, in our I'D
columns, deserves tie atteL-
ton OF al! persons VI ito use commercial .
-is 10 lis reliability. Messrs.
Hurtado 4 80 the Peruvian
Government agent, declare, in letter
now before Us, riielr :irln belief that
he Vii! co;lscieutously fulfill any en-
lie may make. There IS
C ,rtuiniy need Of some surety to .Ilr-
chascrs OF ellano that they alii receive
what they pay for, and any proposition
promising tins, result merits careful