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, 1874-06-20
POSTAGE ON PRINTED MATTER.

Tho proposition before Congress- to make tho
prepayment Of postage GU printed matter impor-
atiyo il q wise aud just measure. 1t will relieve
the mails Of tonH Of printed matter which nov
finds Its way Into them, and On which no postage
Is ever collected. The postnastor-G Genera! has
been urging this reform for seycral yoars, aud
has placed 1t on tho ground TINT, il the mails
could be relieved OF the priutod matter on which
no postage IL ovor collected tho rates Of post
ago on prepaid printed mnttor could bc reduced,
He estimates that N cents per pound prepaid
would yiold m increased revenue from printed
mail natter. Tllis would 10 at tho ruto of $50
par ton. Tho bill aH 1t passed. tho House 40
provided, but In the sonato. uuder tho load
Of Mr. JoAn Sherman, tho rate was increased
to oonta per pound or $50 por ton Of 1000
pounds. This rato Is u yast increase over tho
prosont. A. daily paper weighing two ounces
now pays s1.20 year poatage. According to Mr.
sherman'a amendment, the ssmo paper nil! lora-
after have to pay 91.50 poatage.
Tho roason glyon for the change by tho PoHt-
master-0oueral il, that Of tho printed 1uat!er
which is transported In tho mails no postage IL
collected from two-thtrds Of 1t. TAug, tn 1870,
the Department estimated that, ut tho regular
rates. tho newspapers a'd other printed lnattor
passing through the uaaila should haye yioldod
sa305. 341, wien, In fact, tho amount Of postage
collected wns only s83d,728. Nearly ono million
and half Of dollars roycnue actually oar1.od was
loat. There are, say, 10000 postmaatora In tho
country, snd, estimating that tAero is an nyorage
Of twontyayo personu at each Office receiving QUO
publioatlou each, this neoosaitatoa. tho keeping
Of ous million Of postal accounts. Dy requiring
, 1874-06-20

.'roR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
tho sorcu frnnl Which or systoms aro hut u and from
s hos @ sss s so e.'1
%".kon. is ssosSs ] otns arsn isoTtans organs
@ ex'b s ass's
iootly oalty condition. and moro especially does this
apply this particular season ot the sear thar A. my
ts' bsa set bee Ssef9 So1 pz daes ao e
place h!s Golden Medical Discovery In ths catalogue
oure esefy disease. nor does h. g rooon,ulepd t.
tho contrary thero hundsods Of dseasas that ho
t n.
feeoninsnt iii Discovery e, thst alsease yot he knows
rntl that It viii froo tho blood and syeem Of a othcr
s n:ss;s:
sHns eS
it, IT, 5ss.et n IT, hss
Pores. lupJont and Spinal Diseases, al OF Which beonG
3s529i!2S;M GoNFiRMEp@! JOINT DISEASE CURED
". GROVE STATION, H.. July II. ls72.
bfss Sa: became . ,sne - ass z
En- a e %ss
1 H s1a @
s1ponse oi sls5 who nothing will do any good but
9S ls s o vroa thus. Nv vito has certainly ro
hoi1ed great benefit from tho Of your Disuuv-
pectod 70 ve week whom Tho commenced using
salonshs. Tse used twenty hottlos and sill, uang It.
Her recovery is onnscscd almost miracle, and Wo
s.t5bs y n to the n,o 81 YouE van1bs hon msSne
QtfouGth rBstor1T. sl..hl. NtHlNSON.
, 1874-06-20

p.'"tul matter to DO prepaid, all th1H boolf-
koepinE would bo avoided. Tlloro Ia, howovor,
not d post-O Oi.ico In tho country whore thore iB
not M annual sa!o of rncallcd-ior or refused
printed u'attor, and tho aggregate IL many hum
tlrod tons, all Of which has boen transported by
tho Government, aud from which no portage Is
collected. Tic poatmastar- 0enorala plan Waa
to lot no printod matter 60 into tho mali unless
tho postage was pnid and then, whothor called
for or tnkcn out or not, tho Government would
at loast got tho cost OF transporting It. Tho
average weight Of newspapers, magazines,
books and printed mattor eent from New York
daily is 80 tons. The Postmaster Genoral do
olareB that a cent and d half por pound, II pre-
paid, will pny tho cost Of delivering this. Mr..
Shor1nnn a,,d tue Senate insist on making The
postage cents pound.
1t looks vorY muoil like m attompt by Mr..
shorman aud tho sonato to punish tile newBpa-
pers for tlor persistent demand for the repeal
OF tho franking privilege mil tho Ba1ary-grab.
Tho Senate has always ovincod horror Of tho
newspapers, and atrong doslre to punisl, them.
Tho House refused to concur in tho amendment,
and tho bill now goos to conference COM
mttoo. It ia to bo hoped tint tho result will
bo return 10 tho ratos fixed In tho House.
At ~ cents pound tho revenuo from printed
mattor will fur exceed my heretofore collected
by the Government. Tho prepayment Of poHt-
ago warrants reduction OF tho ratoa but to do
mand prepayment and an advance Of ratos la
shoor axtortion.
, 1874-06-20

The Old Choctaws have invaded tho Senate
wing Of the Capitol and prevailed upon tho Ap-
preparation Committee to replace in the sundry
Civil bill an item Of 81, ,300 600 for the BatIsfac-
tion Of their claims. During the dobato in the
House oyor this iton. 1t was Hhown TINT tho Old
Choctawa to bo bonoAtod by the appropriation
arc prowling white men, whoao faces aro ofson
soon In tho lobby. Tho He8sion Ia 80 fur spent
that tho Old Choctaws will not In all likelihood
succeed In fixing up matters to their advantage
during tho few days that remain.
, 1874-06-20
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS,

A doubt whether Congress- will be ahlo to ad-
louru noxt Monday is gainiug grouud.-Pifts-
burg Commercial.
-Thero is somo talk In Washington ot pro-
longntion OF tho Hesslon Of Congross. Tho
country may ondur0 such an inttlutlon, but whit
will beoomo OF tho Nopu6licaa party y?-Aarris-
burg Patriot. .
-Illa Maln question with us now, AZ pcopl0,
republic. o.-SprinaaeM (Afass.) UPTON.
Az private oltizaus they may bo Of eonas uas,
, 1874-06-20

Tho Now York Herald has boon, airing its sci
entilic knowledge with respect to tho Coggia
comet, now visible in tho northern heavens. Tho
Herald says; "It is now receding from the sun
and ia diminishing in actual Hze md brightness,
but tas 1t Is approaching nearer to us its brlliianoy
Ia apparently augmented" With tho exception
that the comet IL not receding from tho sun, ana
that 1t Ii increasing in slzo and Brightness, the
statement OF tho Herald iB correct. In about 4
month, tho comet will be from forty to fifty times
Rs large and brilliant as 1t III now.
, 1874-06-20

The Chicago produce markets wera rather uer-
vons yesterday, tho foe1ing being unsettled, with
leas bualnesa doing. Mess pork WAS quiet and
313@5o higher, closing at s17.2o cash, md
917.1211@17.15 seller July. Lard waa In fair
demand, and loo por 100 !bs higher, closing at
910.86 for old md a10.50 for summer rendered.
Meats were quiet aud shade tiruler, at 61G@
g4o for shoulders, $4,000 for short ribs, O1k@
05fo for clear, and 10N@11o for Hwoot-p!chad
hams. Hlghwluoa woro loss active and un-
changed at ol16o por gallon. Lake frelghts
wero dull and steady, closlng at 8111o for corn by
sail to Buffalo. Flour WIS active, and rather
uoak. Wheat wRa relatively quiet, but l14c
higher, closing at e1.2lk<o cash, s1.2oN aallos
, 1874-06-20

Tie Illinois Saats-zeitun9 pays it's compli-
nenta to the two State Conventions held on
Wednesday, at Springfield and indianapolis. It
praisea the action OF tho latter as being boldly
FOR outrency-inf1ation and coercivo Temperance.
and not afraid to sny SO, and it condemns tho
former as being roally in favor Of tho same poll
" and too oowardly to avow its oplniona.
, 1874-06-20
Gbc Gbm2s19u 02ibnnt,

The decision Of tho Supreme Court IN ono Of tho
caaos which involve the quostion Of tho assess-
mant Of capital stock by tho State Board Of
Equalization is published in another column.
The Court holds TINT tho valuation made by the
Board ia not 30 clearly uniustor oppressive Us to
Justify 1t IN restraining tho collection Of the tax.
, 1874-06-20

1,nvn ono or mora Of thoae monetros!ttoa
on eaoh OF It's fonr corners, aul plentiful
aprinkling Of gambling housos, waitor.girl sa-
loonB variety shops, and gaudiy- -plaoarletl
awind!ea Of all sorts to keep thom company.
1t tis atont timo tint tho Peoples Party, which
wont into powcr with anch flourish Of trun1pota
an to tho reforms 1t would innugurato, cioanod
tho public stroata OF tioBo nosts,
, 1874-06-20

Tho House Committee on Pacific Railways has
rofused to nsk MI investigation Of tho manner in
which tho Central Pacific Road was constructed.
for the good Of tho party. It is time tho inves-
tsgating mania should atop it VIC arc to preserve
anything Of tho good old party that set FREQ
100000 Slaves and has been stealing over alnce.
Such Is tho opinion Of tho managers.
, 1874-06-20

active lid 9lo hlghor, closing tame at 0o9So caa
and 6sl9Go aollcr July. Oats woro dull aud aonk
declining to 4oo cash, aud 41@p42o scllor July.
nyo waH quiot md 10 higher, oloAing at $40.
Barley was noninally oasiort at 8s@ooo for now
No. ., aollor September. 11ogs woro aotlyo md
firm, with sales at e510@0.00. Cattle wero in
good demand, aud sold ut s1.60@o.6O. Sheep
ruled quiet aud atoady.
, 1874-06-20

11on1,ry,R TtlEATRE-Randonh 1treat, betwnon
gstk Il sas FI1 nnbon.s Mxsss
, 1874-06-20

ADELPHI TI1EhTNE-Cofnor 81 wabash nsenn1e
Ha a. Il. Rdsson. ato. Tho hfsgo Toy" Afternoon
Ind qvaninK.
, 1874-06-20

ACADEMY OF Mus1O-t -tIalsted st1cot. between Mad.
,rn, mi Mour0c Engagement OF Ua!londorB Eoorgs
kiinttfpla. Afternoon and oEoh1n8.
, 1874-06-20
TQ.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

BI'v1oKEn's TIfEATrtE--Aad!son strect, hetwaan
pcnthotn and State Engagement Of H.. a. S0:horn,
kftornoon, u Sam" Evsnlng. "Dastd Garsiok" and
" Lord Duudteafy.n
, 1874-06-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

EXPOSITION BUILDING rnke shoro, foot Of AdAm4
etroet Pars by Moonlight" Afternoon and evening.
, 1874-06-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WEEK'8 DoINGs IN WALL sTREKT EX-
plains stock oGsEgtt9Ta 9n 9me Gap'a1 wif2at fas'
, 1874-06-20

4 great problem in Antarctic geography has
been solved by tho Challenger expedition, now
iu thc Southern Hemisphere. The outflow Of d
great ocean current from the South Indian
Ocean has long been asserted by many physical
geographers, and as atrenuously denied by
others. The Challenger oxporors howevor,
found tho current after loaying tho Oapo OF
Good Hope, and state that tho Gull Stream is
only rill compared with It, THO breadth is
about $50 milos, mud 1t WAS found to affect tho
temperature of tho sou to tho depth Of 400 faith
omH. Tho Gulf Stroam at tho Florida raas docs
not cxcoea thirty miles iu breadth, and ls but 800
fathomB ia depth. The temperature OF tho two
streams is about tho rame. and the velocity OF
the southarn current is not 1ass than that Of the
Gulf Stream.
, 1874-06-20

MaNDEitY No IT, X. T.-Sraeist roneiaye this {satnr.
has> ovcnng At Goloek rs dE;u. tu attond"noei
s'au'ssad' ny ooef e E tHS Il f. SINCLAIR, Recorder.
, 1874-06-20

spEo1AL NoTIUr THERE WILL nE 4 MEETING Ting
pf Masonic C2mitteo. Of e lnvs
Hon.o Club itooms this aursy) oyonlng It o'elgek
GiEK UhhIf1nan. q. r. HALL. SECRETARY.
, 1874-06-20

Messrs. ". D. Keen. Cooke & Co. have In
pross an important work to bo entitled "Histori-
cal skotches Of the Anti-slayory Movement in
tue Unitod states." comprising the papers read
before tho National Ant-S!avery Reunion, held
in tue Ctr Of Chicago Juno 0-12 1874. Edited
by Zobiua Eastman.
, 1874-06-20

moets at FrooMnaona 1Ia1t American Expree. bnding
la evening, at o'clock. for work on the ~ ~ doEseo
Viii 10 n1sds sr participation i the coFnorssono core
. wa " HIRAM BARBER, W. II.
fIornH1r,oE O. COLLINS. Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21

medium, 50 25@2 so; large, s. 75@
90, and some fine at So IS II dozen
Old do, sell at So 50@4 25 p dozen
as to quality.
BEESWAX.-The receipts are fully
all offered finds a ready market and
prices are well sustained at 25@ 2Scts
y fb for prime.
COTTON YARNs.-The market
ruled quiet all the week, there being
| only a moderate demand for small lots
to assert stocks: prices unchanged.
are in fair demand and prices are we'll
sustained; Offering ample but not ex-
cessive, and market firm.
MOLASSES.- New Orleans raet
with steady jobbipg demand at 100
soc for fair to good, and $4,000 p
gallon Cor prime. Syrups are selling
to a fair extent for the season: quot
able at 35@37c fer common. 5On6Oc
for good, TOOL 90 for choice, and
81 15@$1 25 u gallon for fine quality.
CATTLE-The demand has been
fair for beef cattle during the week,
but the arrivals were light and the
sales small. Prime beeves sell at $50
8 cents u Id Oh the hoof.
SHEEP AND LAMB-There was a
fair market all the week; receipts
ample and market firm and active at
the close. Quotations are entirely
owing to quality offered.
DRY GOODS-There continues to
be a fair demand from the country for
staple articles, and tho indications are
favorable for an carly beginning Of
the Autumn trade. Prices are pretty
well established for leading cotton fab
RIGS; and there seems to be general
confidence that they will be sustained,
Notwithstanding the general heaviness
in the market for the raw material,
and the steadily improving prospect
for good crop this season. Wooden
goods are not selling very much as
yet, but some Jeans and tiannels are
taken at satisfactory prices. All re-
ports agree in representing stocks in
the country as unusually small, and the
inference is that there will necessarily
be an increased demand, especially as
the crops generally are good and people
will have means to supply their wants
as regards clothing, as well as pay up
their debts. There is no change to
note in prices of leading articles.
FRETGHTS-The supply of ship
room during the week has not been
equal to the demand for berths. A
limited number of vessels for foreign
charter will receive the highest rates
pnid. Coastwise freights are unchang-
ed. See table below.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21
Alarm 1E Eirc.

On Sunday evening last, about 9
o'clock, an aia!In of fire was sounded
III the Second ward. and Oh repairing
tD the spot We fOuId that an attempt
hal been made ~ some one to fire
the building Oh The corner OF Second
aui Princess streets, occupied by hir.
\. {. IL. Fincken, rs Il Dar-rOOm and
iicsars. zimmerman IL White, as an
urholstering establishment. The
room occupied by the latter gentlemen
b-ng shed attached to the main
building, the outside of which IS
shlugied ana covered with tin. Be
heath one of the windows in the yard
the tin was ripped Off and the fire
placed inside. Luckily 4 man who
hai imbi5ed toomuch of the "cratllr,
and who had seated himself on the
steps Of Mcssrs. Il. 4 w, TO rest, laid
AIa head Oh the door block when the
smoke from tho ire began to envelope
him and he jumped up and gave the
alarm. i number of persons soon as
selnbied and the flames were subdued
before any great amount of damage was
done. The fire department turned
cut promptly but their services We're
MT needed. We hope the perpetra-
tor Of this fiendish act may yet be
thought to justice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21


chase
Tuesday between The luHrs of !
I'D , o'..,oc!, ti.,. STORE Of h!cssyz.
iI,,.,t. and IIi.a, II A;arrs Bluff. in
r,l,nswiyh counts: was l. :hbcd hv ~:
r.,i,nown negro thief. which fot bold
Ness ana daring II without parallel IN
annals OF honsc-hr"aIl}nr. 4'na facts
thrras", rs reLatC,i 10 us i.y tIr. !. i.
lsr~~,i who came 81 n,n ri:v f,.n,
Il, =. last evening. an. Substantially
-. cn;!ous i is liz. s.tsi.... IL :i.,
.;r.i tn close their store ut 10 e,,...oci,
HID 20 TO tll+;. residence vI,ic.. is H.
i.,.,t !, ,rart,r OF / mile distant from
.;,. store. fiji linn.r. I;;ri;,., t!;,, ~
s.ci3ce az the rrattt-il...ia =. IMPOSING, tho
iirn. Al unknown negro. WHO Ga.l
Been seen lurking .:i,uut ii: ths neigh
l,nrIloo.l for some time ,!1!r:.1.; tie foro
noon. anI WHO lad evidently cone
th,r.. Iur the purpose ii committing
the act. took advantage os the all
aai,c. II The members Of the firm ana
clerks. AHA forced Ii: entrance through,
III, frontdonr Of the building :;:l pr
.,oc.le,I to h>!}s himself 70 ao.Ge 80 II
50 ~ ct>h} i.olcs Of knives. :; quantity
al tobacco EcE,tcs aud bacon. \ I"yni-
1ti belonging to Mr. lilies, who Genc-
rally sle.;.s il tho store ut might. was
also taken fr"ii nn,is'r lie head q this
Gertleman's bed. The tl;cf qui-
city helped himself TO such 9th
er articles as ne desired, which
hn proceeded 70 deposit i'll bag aDI
i.ft. Going 70 t!ie dFaWhridge across
;ie river, which Was TUNED ii the
time for i'aSslI,-l, STEINER, lie offered
I ,.se-@' twenty-five cents 10 ferry him
@.'t,'ss. Sro attention haEing hec:l
nlii Z, his offer. Ne quietly sat down
up"n u" ran T1Htt rack and "W"'ted
the draw t" b. placed IL position,
whoa L" wa!kei over aud ";;3 met ~
Mr. M"rre!l, vii? ":ts' Returning from
"a" city. TINS gentleman passing so
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21

- . ~, tr:icGla-iy inyalas, spri:'p - a try
lns SEA son Indications OF sickness Should 1t
o. = ~ attended to. Fatal d!s-i.%c5 5.i:y be
caused ~ at.owng ti:e bowels 10 become con-
T. 1 e', ;.:i'i the system 10 Teni.i!t :. G:tor-
GsFtt conditions GH;ii the disorder has tin.e 30
lie 2i"p Itself: An ounce of Tre7cni ~ is 20 III
. pound 81 cue. i ~ ct and trUtt.I"l - =: :.
! hcr3tCrc, We EdH5,e al WHO are :.Eut.. viz.
re csi PLAN Is ~" very pi eValent-i,..! .c
indigestion, dsSCricTc.. liver, want app &C..
NAUSEA, o. teveIsil skin, to take. without delay,
S7''iteno''S Mandrake Pills. We know OF no
remedy so harmless ana decisive III its action
IL Al once strikes at The root OF the disease md
produces health tone 70 the system. People
never need suffer fEOIa disease arising from
'iIscrderc.i cond ton OF The liver il they would
take this excellent medicine when they feel the
first indication ct tie ma.ady. Families leav-
ing home fer Ire Summer I.i0u:h7 should take
three t.! iCir boxes q these pills with them.
'they have almost an Isista .ItlDe effect
They VIII relieve the patient OF headache
i'll c-:c or two hours ana will rapidly cleanse
me liver 81 grounding bic, AMI viii effectu-
ally prevent q billions attack. they are sold by
AL druggists. may 15-1m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21

Governor Moses, Of South Carolina,
manages to spend forty thousand dol
lars Z year ont OF salary of thirty-five
hundred. This is done by a new rule
in arithmetic, established by the Rad
icals.
50 shrawd politician rs Mr.. Franl,
". Bird, IS credited with the prophc-
c,v that the Democrats III Massachu-
sets can elect their Governor this
year, and make a large hole IN the
Congressional delegation.
The So. Paul Dispatch says: There
IS not man i'll Congress whom the
Republicans dare name for President,
except perhaps Blaine. and he has
abon5 as much showing as Maine has
to become the Garden of Eden.
Robert Rankin, large peach
grower OF Adams county, III, declines
the Independent Reform nomination
OF that comfy. lie VIII ship $1,000
boxes Of peaches from his farm this
wear. and which lie considers a better
business.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21

IAit-- " g mHntI0Eei III Inc close OF
last weeks review That the probahili-
ties OF the market were that 'prices
would go higher before il reaction Oc
Cured" This week las proven that
our suGmlso was correct and
we have - notice 4 further advance
Of prices, The advance did not occur
early IN the week, as the offerings
wcro too light to he desirable to
purchasers to handle, but on Wednas-
day a large lot was offered which
readily obtained an advance Of , cents.
To-day Thursday the market closes
firm at 81 50 f Dbl.
The receipts for the week, 500 lA,ls
against 1913 bbls for last week, show az
increase of 236 bbls. The exports for
the week, Gi9 bbls, agninst Gn3 bhls
for last week, show only :, small III
crease The stock i'll yard and afoat
is $50 bbls, against 5o2 hbls for last
week.
The sales fer The week wor'. az
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21
Fighting in Georgetown. :. e.

A fight took place at the Radical
Nominating Convention in Georoe.
town, S. c., on Thursday last. Foley
Radical, being leader of one factio1,
and Skies, Radical Senator. leader of
| the other. Pistols and rifles were the
weapons. and many on both sides
were wounded. The fight was still
gong on when our informant loft on
friday, with a prospect of continuiny
tor several days. No Conservatives or
Democrats were III any way mixed in
II, 1t being altogether in that "happy
family, the Radical party.
scEfib:c iseetrTcs.:'s Es e.e...>s,a;,-
DE WITT. ME-, July 30.-Iast Sat
ur'!ay the Thermometer was 1f2 all
day. lie next morning grassho1,ners
commenced to fall aIlii have continued
eve: since. Hc lave . warm south
"il'i, wirlc4 Va keep them here until
i changes. Now for tie result. We
iii:,s fifteen acres Of corn, from which
We expected to get from 400 10 800
bushels, out our expectations arc
changed, for VIC shall! not get any. In
twenty-to'Ir hours it was ell gone
There - nothing left but the bare
stalks arintiies, leaves, and ears are
cone. Every available green thing in
the shape Of tree or vegetable Las
gong. The trees will probably come
"''t next season, but Our melons. tar
Alj'@, oItons, bacts. cEcunbcI-s, toraa-
toe, c;t;'!fEGeS, beans. and, i'll short. all
.i2ve vanished. Back Of the barn H
had from 10, 900 to Il, ODo young manic
trees, eli of which are eaten off close
to the ground, and past Ill hope. Ne
teel worse about them than All The
1e;t. lou nave no idea OF it-srrtss-
il"ppers ~ the million. They iiy in
the air, almost IS thick rs Il snow
Storm, and sound like hail. They have
eaten The netting from the outside Of
or windows, SO we are obliged to
keep tiicnl Int. 1ou will hardly be-
itevc me when l tell you | was afraid
- go outside this afternoon, the piazza
was covered with them so thick over
head ard under foot, q perfect mass OF
them. il says he IS raising 1000
bushels Of hoppcrs 10 the acre.
Another letter, dated August 9, SAYS:
The Grasshoppers are leaving to-day.
/ hear they extend cast into Ohio aud
west 2j, miles. /; viii como hard
upon 2laay of The farmers who have
contracted debts ana have been RELY
4ng Oh their crops to pay up with. The
money received fer wheat must be
used 10 my the necessaries OF life for
tEo coming winter. ''-BCstCn CIOJc.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21
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1t regulates the Bowels, quiets the
nerves, and gives such n healthy tone to the
whole system as TO soon make the invalid feel
like new person.
Its operation is not violent, but is
characterized by great gentle uess; the patient
experiences no sudden change, no marked re-
suits, but gradually his troubles
''Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away
This ~ no new ana untrIed discovery, hat
has been long used with wonderful remedial
results, and is pronounced by the highest Incdi-
cal authorities, 1.-The most powerful tonic and
al: er alive known
Ask your druggist foc it.
For sale by VIM. f. r lDDEk ~ CO.
iw New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-08-21
Wanted !

One or more experienced and successful
solicitors, as General Agents for tito LIFE
ASSOCIATION of AMERICA, in the North
Carolina Department.
The large assets. conservative management
peculiar features (among VIII ich is that OF HONS
lNvESTMENTs) attractive plans and liberality
to the Poiicy-holders of this Company, recon-
mend IL most highly to our people.
With gentlemen who KNOW THEY CAN
SUCCEED IN BRINGING Us NEW BUSI-
NESS. from any part of the State, liberal
contracts will be made.
Address
j. NJ. TATE, Secretary,
Raleigh, N. q.
JOHN II. WHITEHEAD,
Manager N. q. DepaI tment.
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