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MEDICAL.
DIR. w. BILLIE.

A graduate Of the University Of Copenha.
gen, Denmark honorary NJ, ID. from lhe
University OF Pndoyl, Italy; for several
years assistant physician 10 the celebrated
kicord, Paris; from
NEW ORLE A M, LA,
Having been tor many years n student nj
e. 'e large hospitals of Paris, London, Vienna
and Copenhagen, and n thorough large md
varied practice during tiftccn years, has
gained n most thorough knowledge OF tho
nnturc of all chronic diseases aud lie trent.
ment thereof, and he has In Ills extensive
practice had an unparalleled success, and
very often effected u cure where every rom.
edy had been tried and all hope OF iestora.
ton had been deSpaircd OF.
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious
and liie-embittering disease, Dyspepsia, has
ever In vain called ON DR.. Bile. In every
case has he by his new method OF Treatment
restored the functions of the stomach, and
with IL the health and Vigor of the patient,
and many person does to-day, with graft.
Jude, recall tme moment he placed himself
under Dr.. Billo's care.
For the treatment of ladies' diseases, Dr..
Bile IN deservedlv renowned. and no lady
suffering from AMENORRHQEA, DYSMEN.
0RRHEA, HYSTERIA, PRoLAPsus
Bile, as they will quickly be relieved Of
their suffering and ultimately restored 10
perfect health.
Diseases of the GENlTO- URINARY OR.
CANS and chronic diseases DR.. Billie has
made speciality, and this scourge of hu.
manity is easily and quickly overcomeb by
his new treatment.
Decline and nervous debility in old or
young is quickly and permanently cured
and full power restored. No man Is too old
and no young man too debilitated tlat he
cannot be entirely invigorated by DR.. Bibles
treatment.
DR.. Bile has resided for years in New Or.
leans, Is endorsed by the medical fraternity
there, and by his skill and knowledge has
obtained great reputation as a specialist.
DR.. Bile wishes to call particular attention
TO his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining n few drops of blood, can dscov-
er II there is any syphilitic poison In the
blood, which is of the greatest Importance,
as the poison can lay quiet in the blood for
years, then TO break out with all its ravages,
and no person who ever has venereal dis
eases can be sure that he Is cured without be-
ing examined by Dr. Bile.
Diseases of the lungs, heart and kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
1 DR. Bile has permanently located at the
corner of Market and fremont streets, over
Mason's book store,
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
where he will be pleased to see those needing
MS services at once, as his stay Will be short.
consultations confidentially in English,
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor
wegian. ll6d6m4lw6m
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MAIL TOPICS.
Congress meets on Monday.

Congress meets on Monday.
The German children recapturet
from the Cheyennes are in Leaven'
worth, Kansas. The older sisters are
still in the hands of the Indians.
Painful restitution exists in Rene
county, Kansas.
Alderman Vance succeeds Have.
meyer as mayor of New York.
Jacob Hay, grandson of General
Fry, has been appointed cadet tc
West Point.
General Robert o. Tyler, United
States navy, died in Berlin, December
LIST, of neuralgia Of the heart.
Track-laying on the st. Louis ant
Cairo road 10 progressing rapidly. In
fifteen days the rails will be laid to St
Louis.
Henry Clews & Co., of New York,
have been officially declared bank
rupts.
SiXty-six employees of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio railway have struck
for four months wages due. No freight
or passenger ears will be permitted to
move until they are paid, they say.
Charles Peacock, who killed Elijah
Childs at Independence, No., has been
acquitted.
George Martin, who recently muir
dered his wife in Cloverdale, Ind, is
now In Jail in Indianapolis, and is said
to be feigning insanity.
]. 7. Allen, an employee of Spruance,
Preihn 4 Co., of Chicago, has been ar
rested on charge of trying to bride a
grain inspector. He and his employ
ers declare his innocence, and that the
cOnsignee of the corn is the guilty
party.
The fifth drawing of the public H..
Drary lottery OF Louisville has been
postponed to the last of February.
The. national board of underwriters
grow more faborable towards Chicago.
That gallant old veteran, General
Harvey, United States army, has been
redeeming promise made st. Louis
belle, Miss Florence Haywood, by CIV
ing her very elegant reception at his
mansion In st. Louis. General Har-
ney and Mrs. and Miss Hayward re-
ceived the guests In one of the parlors,
after which dancing commenced. A
large number of officers Of the army
were present, and their handsome uni
forms were displayed to good advant-
age. Miss Florence Haywood, who
was dressed In white satin trimmed
with point lace; hair worn plain with
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Ita,ionai Medication,

Medication ~ only auccesnlul WHOM II IN ra'
tional, ana II Nv rational only when II begins
~ the beginning, In other w0rGs, ~ cure u
mnlady, lla cause must b. removed, Weak
ness, either general on local, IL the origin "
the great majority oldlseascs, Reinforce the
vital energies, regulate digestion aud secre'
ton by Strengthening the organs which per-
form those all-lmporlant functions, and dys'
pepsln, constipation, kidney and bladder
complaints, uterine difficulties, Impure cir
culatisli, ana the thousand aud one ailments
whluh nre the consequences " debility, are
completely, aud IN most cases permanently,
removed, The best, mfiiai aud most ngrena'
BILE tonic and Alternative that can DO em-
ployed Tor this purpose IL lIostotters Stom'
noh litlors Tho experience Of twenty-five
yeara, during which time II hnS oulllyed per-
haps ton times that number OF ophomernl
preparations which have entered into COM
petition with II, has proved II 10 be up'
oqualcd IN remedy for MI disorders accom-
panied by or proceeding from weakness.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS,

where he will be pleased to see those needing
his services at once, as his stay will be short.
Consultations confidentially in English,
German, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor
wegian. ll6d6m4lw6m
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
THE CONVENTIONAL CONVEX
lion,

The manner Of constituting lhe eoh'
ventlon by Legislative act II the SUI
ject Of first practical consideration Al
agree that we should have q eonslllu'
ton coming IN nearly ~ possible from
the people aud rejecting the enllght
ened public will Of the state, The
magnitude Of our territory demands a
larger representation In proportion 10
population than would DO necessary IN
other states, II II not practicable 10
provide q really just representation
without u new census aud that cannot
DO had without too great delay "
will be found that an adherence 10
our legislative districts ~ AT present
constituted, will he u necessity OF the
emergency aud hence TO meet The
emergency II N commended M wlSeh'
and best 10 allow one delegate Tor
each senator aud representative, when
will form q body Of one hundred ahd
twenty men, This, for thegraye work
OF framing constitution for u state 10
immense In territory, with u popula'
tlon Of | 100000, will be u small body
The constitutions Of 1890 ANA 1910,
when our population was ~ small
were each made by overllity delegates
The house Of representatives Of deor'
gla contains over one hundred anu
fifty MEMBERSHIP Massachusetts over
two hundred,
For the one specific purpose OF max
ing constitution no objection Hes, IN
In general legislation, 10 u large body
But experience proves that largo bodies
consume less time In unnecessary do
bate than small. They viii not long
submit to mere buncombe speeches, II
IL hoped, therefore, that the Legislature
will provide for Mt least one hundred
and twenty members.
The question IL often asked--when
will we get the convention IMAM
swer II may be said that, II the leglsla'
ture does It's duty, II can provide for
electing delegates at furthest by the
first OF April, and for the convention
TO meet by the first OF May. The con-
ventlon, II wisely constituted, can do
It's work by the 10th or 10Th of June
Mt once submit the constitution TO the
people for ratification 10y III early day
In August. The public opinion OF
the state Is believed to favor
the first Monday In August
as the day for our general elections
This involves no principle, but pos
sesses one great advantage, That 1t VIII
always bring out II full vote OF the peo'
pie. 1t has another A Legislature
elected the first of August can assem-
BILE 80 as to have II three months SEES
sion before the Christmas holidays
and this would encourage short SEES
sions. TO meet in November causes Il
loss of ten or twelve days Turing each
session-a useless expense. TO meet
in the winter is wrong to the farming
interests, and gives Il lean house late in
tho day when 1t shouldbe fullest.
These thoughts are thrown out for
reflection, rather than as suggestions,
than positive assumptions. The whole
subject underlies our future welfare,
and ought to be considered.
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OPINIONS OF THE pRrSs

CURTIS ON "MANHooD."-There Is no mem.
i Ser O society by whom this book will not be
OF ciergyman.-lLondon Times. p'''
CURTIS ON "MANHoop. n-Tb,s boo,, s,,.,
oe read by the young for instruction. and INV
tne S aiIliSted for relief; 1t will injure no one
NJ rr zee 90 cents by mail. Address the author
n U n. ur.lsi +. y; Box AIS, Galveston, Texas
Office, New Orleans, La. '''o pos'-
s, ~. b.-Dr, Curtis may be personally con.
suited at Galveston, No. 9 Church street near
ia avenue, from November 4th TO Novem.
bor S So,ii ana from December 10th to Decem-
o "er oUiin, AFTER which he will he at his old
rooms, No. 9 Rampant street. New
orieahs' I'LL May ], 1873. 2Id2mgw5m
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JUST PUBLISHED.
DR.. CURTIS ON MANHOOD
100000 Copies Sold in all Parts Of
Europe and America.

A medical essay on the cause and cure of
health is lost, and how regained, II Siyes "
clear synopsis Of the impediments To- mar =
rage, the treatment of nervous and physical
debility, exhausted vitality, and ali Other
uaseases nppertainng thereto, the results OF
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A graduate of the University Of Copenha.
gen, Denmark honorary NJ, ID. from lhe
University OF PadoyN, Italy, for several
years assistant physician 10 the celebrated
Ricord, Paris; from
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SUNDAY READING.
The Former Days Better than

The swarm of would-be philosophers,
whose existence seems to have been
brought about and ncurished by the
excitement of the times, constitutes one
of the most noticeable phenomena OF
or day. Human nature is seldom
more completely displayed in its i'm
Projections, its liability to err, its
superfciality, than IN the class of peo-
pie who, taking for granted the cyiet-
encc of certain effects or phenomena,
60 diligently, though not always wise
ly, to work to explain their causes
Leaving out of view the paramount
Importance of first settling the fact of
the existence of certain evils in society,
they spend their time, talents and la
Dor in learned discussions of the causes
of the evils. They very deyoutly be-
ieve in the Virgilian Inaxim that he is
happy ac1O k7aoaCs the cauaes Of thi3ags,
whether the things themselves really
exist or not.
A somewhat curious instance of this
sort of philosophical speculation is
said to have occurred among the
sauans of Europe. The following
question had been proposed (probably
by some wag) for the Consideration of
some learned philosophers: "Why is
it that tub perfectly full of water
will not be made to overflow by the in
PRODUCTION of a live fish?" The ques-
ton was too much for the wisdom
OF the wise. 1t was given up
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-05

E. d. Davidson, of Charlotte, an
nounses himself as an independent
farmers candidate fer Congress from
! the Sixth District, knowing no party
and acknowledging no utilization with
| any party"
"The name of Opt. s. II. Williams.
says the Rocky Mount Mail, has been
prominently mentiioned in connection
with the nomination aor Congress
| from this District, but he has declined
! to allow his name to go before the
! Convention, and has SO instructed his
friends in this District who have ap-
preached him on the subject. His
name was FIRST brought forward by the
Oxford Herald and endorsed by the
Mail and several other papers in the
District. Having cangassed the Dis
trict against the infaEoUs Deweese, at
a time when there was no hope of an
election, and having at no time relaxed
his efforts to advance the principles of
the Democratic party, we still believe
that Capt. Williams is entitled to the
nomination, and is in every way fitted
for the position; but IS lie has posi-
lively declined to allow his name TO 90
before the Convection, we submit with
the best grace possible and will 90 for
the next best and strongest man.
The Raleigh News says: John
Nichols, Esq, Grand Master of Ma
sons, has issued dispensation for the
establishment of Lodge at Hickory,
Catawba county, 70 Re called Hickory
Lodge, with Rev. J. G. Hartsell, Las.
ter. There are several applications
for dispensations for new Lodges from
different sections of the State awaiting
the final action of the Grand Master,
which will be taken when the papers
are sent up in regular form. Five
Lodges ha5e been established under
dispensatlons since the comiaence1aent
of the present Masonic year. We were |
shown yesterday a copy of the pro-
ceedings of the Grand Lodge, held in
Raleigh, December 10th, 1904. The |
Hon. John Louis Taylor, afterwards |
Chief Justice of N. c., was the Grand
Master; Maj Gen. Montford Stokes,
D. G. NJ; Hon. John Hall. G w;
Robert Cochran, G.. J. W.; Robert
Williams, G. S.; VIM. Boylan, G. T.
Twenty-Five Lodges we've represented |
out of the thirty-fv then in existence.
At present there are $50 Lodges in
active operation, |
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The Favorite Home Remedy,
PAlN-KlLLER,

Has been before the pubic over HIRI YEA RI
ard pro badly has a wider and letter rel utsf:0l
then any other proprietary medicine OF the
! present day. At this period there are bHf lev
unae quainted with the merits oI he PAIF-
| KILLER; but, While SONS extol II a In uieh'
| they know but little OF its power IL casing PAIN
when taken Inter nAlly; wh.,e Others usa 1t W
ternaiiy with great suoccss. but are cgna!iy 's
nnrant of liz healing virtues ahen applet e''
terhalIy. We therefore wish to say II al, TEA
| it is equally successful, whether used iHtfTHabt
| OF externally. 1t is sufficient evidence OF U'
virtues as standard medicine to know that II
| is now used in all parts of the world, and ths'
| its sale is constantly increasing. No curS'"e
agent has had such a wide spread sale OF given
| such unIger sal satisfaction
DAVIS PAIN KILLER is pureI, vegetable
! compound, prepared from the best and lu'eS
| materials, and with a care that .nsurts she
most perfect uniformity ia the Elsaicinei a'''
while it is most effective remedy for pam
is perfectly safe medicine, even IL th' must
unskilful hands
1t is cLinently FAMILY 1iEDiTIHG ana ~
being kept ready ior imme'iii;e II sort, WEI
save mauv hour of suffering, Al II man,
dollar il. time ard doctors bills
After over thirty years trial. 4 II Am tt'-''
ny the mot unqualified Il s1imoIitis 10 i''
viltues. from persons OF the highest chalsttsi
and II SpCE-ibiiity. Eminent Physicians com
mend it as a most eftectual preparation lof INC
t ,tiHc;i"u OF pain. 1t is not only The oef'
remedy ever known for Bruises Cuts. pthnt
&c, .vt for DyseIite cry, or Cholera, or A. 80
OF bowel complaint, & IA Te.lel.y uH@'f
for flirienev, and rapidity of ac 'on in tH !.
great cities Of India, and other hot cHD &c 4
has beS ONE The standard medicine tor al rus =
com plants, as well Tor Dyi,sel i, I've
Com plain 5, ani AL other kindred Gsofoe',
Fer Coughs and ColdG Canker, Asthma ~"
Rheumatic din culnes it has been plovel ~
the most abundant and convincing test'Wa w
be al invaluable medicine.
We would caution The public against AZ .n or
t.t5ons Of our prerara.i n either in name o'
style of putting UP. %, I'm
may % i-'-
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Wilmington, n. c.


We may look out for drought every
season, and shall seldom look alto
gether in vain, but the present spring,
up to this time, has, i'll MOST parts OF
the country, been marked by frequent
rains, and q wet spring is likely to be
followed by dry summer. '"What
can we do about it p you ask. Keep
the soil we'll stirred, and our crops
vigorous by clean cultivation. If our
lands were properly prepared before
planting, we have the means in our
hands OF projecting our crops against
all moderate droughts. The bad farmer
suffers every year, either from drought
or from too much moisture, and gener-
ally from both. Such chad luck" is
sure to follow him, from year to year,
till he shall mend his ways and earn a
more rational system of farming.
Rural LQ10isn.uza.
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DOn,I be Ri~courayea.

Suppose you hare ''tried fifty RENE
dies and received no benefit, is there
therefore mo balm in Gilead - Verify
there is. Your liver may be longest
ed, your stomach half paralyzed, your
nerves quivering. yonr muscles knot
ted with torture. your bowels con-
stricted, your lungs diseased, your
blood full Of mplrities-yet i'll one
week after commencing a course OF
DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters you will
feel Ike 4 new creature W
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cor. wADDELL,S CANVASS.

Hon. A. NJ. Waii'lI candidate fer Congress
Mil address hi, tciIuw citizens at the following
times axe pl c,@:
June loJ', dncsIay-PortSmou;h Carte
ret county.
June 18th, rr;day-Sanders' Store, Cartcret
county.
June 9Th, Saturiay-Newport, Cartcret Co.
June 18th, Mond .y-Richlands, OnsIow Co
June 10th, Tucsday-Jacksonvill OnsloW
county.
June 18th, Thur-ia. -Wards Md, OEs'nx
county.
June 221, Monday-kcnansvilie, Dupin Co
june Esd, Tuesday-W arsaw, Duplin Co.
June 24ih, Wedne lay aison's Dul lin Co.
June 18th, Thursday-Clnton, Sampson Co
June 2otn, Fritay-McDan:ei's y Roads
Sam gson county.
juno 27th, Saturda, -TayIol ; Bridge Sa1np-
son county.
June 10Th. Moniay-Faycttcyillc. Cumbcr-
land county.
june 3oth, Tuesday y Manchester, Cumber
land county.
July ID, Thursday-Jon, sboro, Moore Go.
July 81, FL dav-- Car tbage, Moore Co.
July 4th, SaturLay-Garter Mills, Moore
county.
July 9th, Monday-H arlington P. o Har-
nett comfy,
July Eth, Tue.isy-t.illingtOn. H.fDett Co.
July 6th, Wedne sd 4y-Aversboro, Harnett
county.
July 18th, Saturday-"The Hollow 81 den
county.
July 18Th, Monday -Elizabethtown, Bladen
county.
July i4th, Tuesday Dalton, Baden county
July 18th, Wednes iay-Brinkley's Brunswick
county.
July 10th, Thursday Whiteville, Columbus
equity.
July 17th, Friday-Wiliams, Columbus Co
July goth, Monday Iron Hill, Columbus Co.
July ga, Wednesday Shailottes Brunswick
county.
Other appointments, as desired! viii be here
after made. D&WU.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-05

Victims Of Obscure Disease, seeking
safety and restored thealth, should use DIR.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu. This article is
officinal and standard. 1t is, moreover, the
only preparation that develops the full value of
all diseases of the urinary organs In male or
female. Be- ware OF cOunterfeits and imita-
lions. which INSCRIPTIONS men are endeavor-
ing to palm Off upon DIR. Helmbold's reputa-
ton. Look for the Doctors signature on the
wrapper.
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Corn, Flour,
Bacon, Pork,
Molasses, &C.

IN 00O BUSHELS PRIME WHITE
1000 Bbls. Flour GALL grades),
$50 Boxes d. S. and Smoked Sides,
10 Hhds. Smoked Shoulders,
rs Bols. c. NJ. Pork,
100 Bills S. H. Alolasses,
$50 " Sugar {an grades,
1876 Sacks Primo Rio Coffee.
500 Bales Hay,
5000 Sacks Salt,
20 Tons Hoop Iron,
1875 Bbls. Glue,
800 new N. Y. Spirit Casks,
400 Kegs Nails,
125 Tubs Prime Leaf Lard,
100 Boxes Soap,
l25 Cases Concentrated Lye and
Potash,
rs Boxes Candy,
80 Bhls. Fresh Lemon and Soda
Crackers,
20 Half Bbls. r. r. Mills Snuff,
100 Cases Il oz.) GO -" Z"
$50 Boxes Candles,
so Bales 8. R. Yarns and Sheetines
For sale low by
WILLIAMS Il MURCHIsON.
may 81 100
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HKDEkS FOX PRINTING
Wi'lr riv~ rr-r r. "ttention az inc
JOURNAL OFFICE
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The Glitter of White 'Teeth-Pa

The Glitter of White Tee1h-Beau-
titled by Fragrant Sozodont, behind a dark
mustache, makes sad havoc with the ladies
and teeth thus impaired. in the mouth of a
pretty girl, gre t4tal 10 the peace of bachelors
e.
TO ALI, partici larry inyalids, spring Is a try
ing season. Indications of sickness should at
once be attended to. Fatal diseases may be
caused by allowing the bowels to become con-
stipated, and the syste M to remain in q disor-
dered condition, until the disorder has time to
develop itself An ounce of prevention is worth
pound OF Gu e, is an old and truthful saying
Therefore, we advise all who are troubled with
the complaints now very Observation-Disclosures,
i; digestion, diserdered liver, want OF appetite,
nausea, o. teverish skin, to take, without delay,
Schenck:s Man, rage Pills. We know of no
remedy so ha IuTess and decisive ia It's ection
II at once strikes at the root of the disease and
produces healthy tone to the system. People
never need suffer from any s..sease arising from
4 disOrdered cond tlOn of the liver if they would
take this excellent med: cine when they feel the
first indication Of the malady. Families leav-
ing home for the summer months should take
three or four hoxes of these pills with them
They have almost an instantaneous effect
They viii relieve the patient of headache
in one or two Gonrs. and will rapidly cleanse
the liver of surrounding bile, and will effettu-
ally prevent billions attack. They are sold By
all druggists. may Sim
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''Horse- Men and offers VINO pretend to
| know, say thar the following directions had
Condition Poac'ierS: Give a horse q tablespoon
ful every night for a week; the same every other
night Tor or nights; the same for a mich
COW, and twice much for OK. The add.
ton of a little fine salt will be ady antage.
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HeInbo,a,s nuclu is the Q

HeIMboldss IIrscilu is the great family
me dcine for diseases of the kidneys and kind
red organs. Full directions accompany each
bottle Look ont for ccunterfeits. The genu-
inc has the private proprietary stamp of II. T
Helmbo:d. II is not sac to take any ether
Henry, New York, Sole Agent.
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No GfheE NeIjcinc ever attained such
an unprecedented sale HelInboIds Buchu.
Its name aud fame are known everywhere; and
IT deserves its great reputation, for it has I'M
doubted merit. 1t is warranted to cure all dis
Eases OF the Kidneys ard the urinary organs
heware Of counterfeits. Genuine has pIoprie
tary stamp OF II. Il. Helmbold ON each bottle
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NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE OF THE FOwER Of SALE,
~ on us conferred, in mortgage made to US
money, including, among other prop. rty a
Store House and Lot in Whiteviile now occu-
pied by "The Whiteville Wine Company - We
will sell said Store House and Lot at the Court
House door in Whiteville on MONDAY, the
first day Of j une next, at Public Auction
Terms of Sale-.One Hundred Dollars cash,
the balance of the purchase money payable
the first day of anuary, A. D., 1875.
WILLIAMS s. MURCHISON,
Mortgages.
ByJ W. ELLIS, Attorney.
mays w6t
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A WORD TO THB INVALID.

healthy Liver
the
at
JAMES ste
Wilmington, N. c.. api6 dam