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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
BUTTER !
BUTTER

UST Received 100 lbs. 6nc Gosbo,
- Butter Also n choice 10, of Freah
groceries, consisting Of bbls. No. /
M,!ackercl, bbls. No. Q Mackercl, 70
M Nus NO. j Maokrrel, "a Kits No. 2 IIieh
mram'ly' bbl. Pigs feet, Dbl. Picked
10" ,n,"ngneS' LOU lbs. Dried Tongues, 10 lbs
oou.oen'' oansages. Also n choice lot Of
Sugars and CoFees, Syrups and Mo,o ssSa
OF nll grades. Also a fine lot Of Frcsh
canned Goods, consisting of Canned SAL
mon' 1' Lob sters, Mock Turtle, Corn mid
Dcs'ccatcd Cocoanut, P,ttcd liam, Turkcv
ana oardines. Also fresh lot of Crack
ers ana Cakes. Dozen Boxes of Hcrk.
o1"rr 20. ,Chcose--the finest in town. Also
Sd"a,""'y At"ai W on hand Fresh Flour anh
nchwans Scotch Ale, Liquors and Sears
the finest Grades, Powder, Shot and
Caps. "''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

a careful medical authority esti.
mates that Il man with a sore throat
swallows ten times to whcro a we'll
man swallows once.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

IL thought 'twus quoc: he didn't
hollcr the last timo ] hit him." said
Mrs lluSc, Of Alabama, to the jury
who were trying her for the murder
Of her husband.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

The two largest mixed colleges in
the countay arc Oberlin and NIichi.
gan University. OF 1880 students
ut Oberlin 633 arc women of the
l,l9l at Michigan University 100 arc
women
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

Roast dog, raw fish and raw pork
were among the dclicacics served up
at Il recent native feast given by
Hing Kalakana to i party Of foreign
cr$, who had to sit ou tho ground and
cat with their fingers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
~ Ea- Tg- L W IL.

ptOTS md SHOES Gtnil,mu's
~ Toys Rcady.m 4, C.olirg. B!n
ois, SIawla, Cor.ris and EiLrcnS, Bica
ed, Il, own aud r!aid llcmcsru Ca
Goes, spool Cotton, Linen nnmasks un
, Flnnn sIsf Silk Bows for Ladies' new styl
Jet Neck1 aces, Pearl Sleeve Buttons
FlMcd Shirt Studs, Initial llam!kcr
'chicfS fsomcllrinG ncwl." Gentlemen
lhncn and Silk llandkerchiefs, new styl
NuhinS, l'ca Died Dress Buttons, Blnc
Silk fcts. Fine assorim cnt Of Towels
Full n,sortmrn Mt Of Crociery and Gla ss
ware. Fancy China Cups and Sauccrs
and Cl ina Mugs.
Glack A'raccas and VII 10 All accas OF
cho: CO make. ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

A pair of spurs worn by the fa-
nous John Randolph, of Hoanoke,
have been deposited with tho Fir-
GINA Historical society.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

A Milwaukee baby has boen nam :
cd "Iero' IN honor of the cold DAY
on which he was born, Tho woman d
who marries that boy when ho grows
up will assuredly como to naught.
Mark these words.-St. Louis Re-
publican. .. 6" =.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
TUbT T'".RECEIVETD

~ f''... ,IAffF. ... ."H' "a A
n sr-au. ry1mr;V- ls tEE
- ~ 'si roo9 "noi'nn.aU "S ,ND
.. 90, has yi ,odHq4 81 looretv
.. ri, g''T" i'r'". "UiTi' Il ''i"w
.1eiIH'r --A-Ao-&. ''in. r2r. 1u
.s. Car, Load dWhito,,Asorn: "
l Car Iioad Flour -sall grades,
1oCar Load Bolted Meal. .,
White and Smoked, Bacon and
Shoulders. .a ai"f ...
Rio and Java Coffcc-."green
and roasted.n,o ,,. .t )a,'r.
New Orleans and Common
Syrups. =: +. a~>".
All grades Of, SUGAR. 81, pm,.
Lard in bbls., hal'-bbls., Kegs
and cans. '''.P L. ''
;JgolNaa ;IglinT :. q -,
Genuine Durham Smoking To.
...1 .f.. baCcO. ru.H:f
:, n-5.' on no '.... a'.U>a
u H.. p. ..".,. ,...",.g.BY /. '. '". ... .
=. y. r. FLENNIE GN.
april 10 .a'. Cd -a.|
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
Millinery Establishment.

Also beautiful line Of While; Goods,
Dress Goods, Enlicocs, Hosiery Gloves
Notions and Fnncy Goods. and others
too numerous 10 mcntion. all Of which is
expected TO arrive aud be open for in.
spection during the week. AL ask is
to call and see for yourself when my goods
arrive.
Ez~ $4,000 Heart Shingles for sale
Cheap for Cash. ..s&-H -e..n
~
!" -" J. u. ROaw
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

A hired girl in Delaware, in order
to getrid of the task of milking seven
COWS, set tho barn on fire, and was
sent to tho Sta'eprison for arson.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
SDeCial Attention

GIVEN 10 the Undertake = Den RI
ment. 1 keep on hand n full supply OF
Metallic Cases md Wo>d CoiHns nr the
finest finish. All calls promptly attended
tc. My terms are cash. act uron tho
theory chat short settlements make lon
frie, ds. '''
oct 3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

"Cut your coat according to your
CLOTH" 1T your cl 9th is bad cut
your coat badly ..N T.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

n Milwaukee lady who paid $40
to havo wart removed from her
nose, now wants TO know what's be;
come Of tho nose. .. r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
..1I.' " Z
TATE"
Simmons ,lIcpatic Compound
LIVER CURE,

A purely Vegetable Compound, fr,
from any poisonous matter whatever
can be given with impunity to M infa,
.olonly few b ours old for Collie or an
Dcrangcmcnl CT the bowels. This Com
pound will assist nature TO 1csit, the
hnrncc of Halnrim. ard Thereby p,cs+,
health. 1t is guaranteed to turt Dyspt
sis, CtnstipatIon. Filitrsn Sick Hen
ache, bilious or Crnmp Collie "a
cspccnlly Painter { vlic), ard all oil
rcdnnecmcnts Of Ito Live. KldicN 81
stomach and Bowel. Give il n tri,
and bc convinced.
Manufacture cd by Il. J.. KING g. SONS
Columbia. s. g.. and for sale by,
DR.. W. T.. Aiken. Agent. also hy Dr.. ,
K. McAlas'cr, Winnsboro, S. C.
jun %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
Crimes III South Carolina.

A Washington dispatch says: In
formation has been received from tho
upper district Of South Carolina
showing an alarming increase in
negro Qrimc-murders, rob berries and
the like. The government does not
seem to. oare, about interfering 80
long as tho victims are white ind tho
criminals black mon. .''..'
l't II. .e--.-...-
The sword Of Col. Ezekiel Slocumb,
of Revolutionary fame, with Which he
fought the battle of Moorc's Creek, is
still in possession of his grandson, our
worthy townsman, Maj. John G. Slo..
Dumb. We would suggest that tho
Charlotte Centonnlal Committee pro.
cure q loan Of this interesting relic
for the May celebration. - GoHlsJoro
Messenger.
Tho property of "Boss Tweed"
lately astachod in New York, includes
the magnificent stables Of tho great
rlng.mastcr, fitted up with walnut
trimmings and elegantly furnished.
Tweed had private rooms above his
horses, whore he met his friends to
conaoct plans for plunlering the oity.
and drink deliciously Favored punch
from hugo silver bowl. E, r. ... .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05

"h'oeh' oV"plcS VI tHo EFGaC
ring.mastcr, fitted up with walnut
trimmings and elegantly furnished.
Tweed had private rooms above his
horses, whore he mtt his friends to
conaoct plans for plundering the oity.
and drink dcliciously Favored punch
from hugo silver bowl. r. e.' .
a Milwaukee baby hao boen nam
cd "Iero' IN honor of the cold dag
on which he was born, Tho woman
who marries that boy when ho grows
up will assuredly como to naught.
Mark these words.-St Louis Re-
publican. .. 6. o.
The two largest mixed colleges in
the countay are Oberlin and NIichi.
gan University. OF 1880 students
ut Oberlin 633 arc women !; of the
l,l9l at Michigan University 100 arc
women.
Roast dog, raw fish and raw pork
were among the dclicacics served up
at Il recent native feast given by
l\ing Kalakana to i party Of foreign
crs, who had to sit Oh tho ground and
cat with their fingers.
The Martin boys Of Iowa loved
their father, and when he died two of
tho five were killed in tho struggle
to soc which should have his old watch
and chain to remember him by.
a careful medical authority csti.
mates that man with a sore throat
swallows ten times to whcro a we'll
man swallows once.
II thought 'twus quoc: he didn't
h"llcr the last time ] hit him." said
Mrs llusc, Of Alabama, to the jury
who wero trying her for the murder
Of her husband.
Some one a'kcd Acck Ste phcn
SHY nc wore Two ovcrcoats, auc he
replied that was because three made
him somewhat uncomfortable.
-. .~-.-----
A man may bo intensely rcspecta-
blc and scientific, and st II rot be able
to play tenpins without having to pay
for tho game.
A pair of spurs worn by the fa-
nous John Randolph, of Roanoke,
have been deposited with tho Nir-
ginla Historical society.
.. - - .~.---------
a hired girl in Delaware, in order
to get rid of the task of milking seven
COWS, set the barn on fire, and was
sent to tho Stateprison for arson.
a Milwaukee lady who paid $40
to have wart removed from her
nose, now wants to know what's be:
come Of tho nose. ... r
"Cut your coat according to your
CLOTH" If your ol 9th is bud cut
your coat badly .n ..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
The Schenck Case.

f. Sheriff Schenck, through his
counsel, NJ. London, Esq. yesterday
had hearing before the Clerk of the
Superior Court on a motion to dis
ohaIg o from arrest on civil process, in
the matter of d. A. Smith, plaintiff
Adam Empie, Esq, and Hon. d. L.
Russell appeared for the plaintiff
The motion to vacate the or der of
arrest was allowed and upon the fol-
loving grounds
list. The Court is of the opinion
that the affidavit of the plaintiff does
not embrace cause provided for in
art 4. sec. 149 c. G. P.
I'd. That the defendant being anon
resident of the State-does not de-
prive him of the benefit OF the proyi-
slons of par. l, sec. of art of the
Constitution of the United States.
81. The defendant having produced
Certificate OF protection from w. A.
Guthrie, Register in Baukruptc >,
certifying that the defendant had
filed petition in voluntary bankrupt
cy tie Distric Court of the United
States for the District of North Caro-
lima oil the Both day of November,
1873. said petition having been filed
before the commencement of the ac~
ton IN this case, it is considered and
adjrdgs d by the Court that the dtfen-
dat BE- discharged from the said al
rest. and that he go when aud where
he Will.
Upou the foregoing Judgment the
pl"i'titf prayed an appeal Appeal
grated
Witness my hand and official seal
TIM liza day of April, 1875.
lSigned.f JAMES HEAToN, TSeall,
Clerk Superior Count.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
The Charlotte Fare.

The Charlotte Observer, of yester-
days date, contains a full report Of
the disastrous fire III that city on Fri
day afternoon. The fire WAS first dis
covered about ) O'clock and not in the
works Of the Compress Company, bu:
near them. Otherwise the particulars
given by us yesterday are il the main
correct The Observers figures Of the
losses are us follows
Messrs. Sanders & Blackwood are
, the heaviest losers, in cotton. They
had on the platform l, 40l bales of cot
ton, and not more tnan l75 to 2UU
/ bales were saved, and most OF that ls
ia very damaged condition. They
were Insured for $101, 600.
SienhOuse Il Macaulay lost only
about twelve bales-ali insured.
5. b. Meacham, agent, lost twenty
five bales, valued 1T -, 200-an il
surei.
i Burroughs & Springs lost several car
! loads Of guanO, fully insured. Compa-
/ MES represented by them lose S37, 600
/ insurance IL the city.
I Oates Brothers lost 90 bales, valued
/ at about = 900. Total loss, 10 lnsu-
! rance.
Messrs. Nancy & Bros, Of King
Mountain, lost 10 bales, valued al
! 800, no Insurance.
! Col. J. 7. Bryce lost about 80 bales,
covered by insurance.
! SutheriIn & Johnson lost GA bales,
! covered by insurance.
Mr.. kizer, 6 bales valued at 5000
! total loss. no insurance.
X. J. Mcdowell lost bales, valued
at 5000, total loss, no insurance.
Mrs. Brown, relict Of the late p. NJ
Brown, lost in buildings not less THAI
$4,000. Total loss, 40 insurance.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE LOSSES
must be added an immense quantity oil
| freight at the depOts, and very large
! quantity of furniture, which, on being
removed from the residences, was, IL
many instances, damaged nearly as
badly as if destroyed by fire.
HOUSES BURNED.
Offices of the North Carolina Depot
The Charlotte, Columbia and Au
gusta Railroad depot.
Dwelling belonging to Mrs. Brown,
! kitchen in yard Of same.
| Blacksmith shop and barn.
Three tenement houses belonging
to Mrs. Brown.
Brown tannefy.
North Carolina Railroad blacksmith
shop.
Wood shop and blacksmith shop be-
longing to Mrs. Brown
Tenement house on Trade street be-
! longing to Mrs. Brown.
The old Peter Brown residence.
Tiddy's stables.
! W. R. Myers stable.
@. FL. Ems stable.
Resider ce of Rob't Bailey on Seventh
street.
Tho total losses are estimated to
reach not lest than 100000, most OF
! which is covered by insurance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
County Com m missioner ~.

A special session Of tho Board was
held Saturday afternoon to receive
the returns of the election held in
Pender county.
The returns were canyassed by the
Board, and the Clerk was INSTRUCTED
to proclaim at the Court House door
the result, and to file in the offices of
the Register of Deeds and the Sheriff
of this county. duly certified state
ments OF the returns made by the
Judges of Election the various pre-
cincts in Pender county. The Clerk
was also instructed to issue notices of
election to the various officers elected,
to be forwarded to the Sheriff of Pen
der through the office 0. the oheri If Of
New Hanover
Commissioners Wagner, Morriss,
and VanAmringe were appointed Il
Committee to assist Elk Sheriff Black
III making up his settlement with the
County Treasurer for the balance of
the poll tax and tax on personal prop
etty, collected from deiinquents for
the year 1873
1t was ordered that the Chairman
pro temp of the Board be authorized
to borrow an amounts not exceeding
six thousand dollars, for the purpose
of paying off claims issued by the
Board and now remaining unpaid.
The Board then adjourned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23

From various dispatches received IL
this city yesterday, out principally by
the authorities of the Carolina Contra
Railway, to whom we are indebted for
the use of them, we regret to learn
that fearful fire broke out in the city
OF Charlotte yesterday about 1 O'Clock,
parties as well as on a number of cor
poratlOns.
The fire is reported TO have canght
ia some manner IN the Steam Com
press at the depot OF the Charlotte,
Columbia q Augusta and Rlchmond
{, Danville On. G. r. R.), both Of
which, with the exception OF the
transfer house, together with the
ticket offices, were totally coDsucoed
There was d large lot OF cotton varl-
ously estimated at from 1000 to
3 900 bales, which was also burned.
the platform at that point of the Caro-
hua Central Railway was also, at one
time, III great danger, but was saved
by great exertions. The fire compa-
uIea were early on the ground, and as
soon as they could obtain water, OF
ganized manful resistance to the de-
yourIug element. But the winds We're
high and the flames free, and it was
only by proIigous efforts that the
property of the G. @. Il. W. Co., was
saved from destruction. There was
not very large quantity of mercha-
disc in the two burned depOts and the
loss there was principally il cotton
and guano.
From the depots the flames spread
with resistiess fury to the shantles
which surrounded them and which
were soon destroyed, and they tueal
made leap and began to envelope
the dwelling houses Of citizens IN tina!
locality. In this respect We fear that
the loss is also very heavy, although
We have no further details of tie
raruges of the fire. 1t is only
known here that it ragged un-
til last midnight, when it Was final
iy got under control, after having
d, stroyed about half q million of prop
crty.
An intense interest and sympathy
was felt here for our sister city III heE
terrible affection, and the offer of i
fire steamer Was made, but as it was
not called for, it is presumed eltht
that the fire was at that time unde;
control or that there was not water
sufficient for all increase Of force. W.
shall await full particulars by to-day ;
mali.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
The Great Tribunal

Public opinion is the great tribunal
by which TIE value of ali discoveries
is judged. Its favorable verdict long
ago stamped Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters as the leading invigorant and al
tentative of the age, and the truthful
ness Of that decision is constantly re-
ceiv;ng fresh corroboration in the
shape of results, the most complete and
satisfactory accomplished. in our very
midst Tributes of its efficacy as 8
remedy for indigestion. constitution.
nervous complaint. general debility,
rheumati m and .iuey disorders pour
II from every quarter; physicians en-
phatically recommend it as a remedy
for most inorganic maladies, and the
press indorses the dictum of the pro-
fession. Thus the popularity of the
Ieigning tonic-stimulant of America is
constantly widening despite the invec-
tives Illuminated against spirituons
preparations by the veuders OF mock
temperance bitters, which the public
sometime since discovered to be fer
mented rubbish, and the sales of which
are rapidly on the wene.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
HgRCia1erial ACIlssl en-

TIE bench OF North Carolina may
he enlightened in their offici,l duties
by the following report OF trial be
for one Of the Radical administrators
. # the law in QUE Of tue rural districts
near this city.
The Justice Of the Peace was August
F, Gamberg, the prosecutor q. Il. French
a;d the defend ant negro man changed
. with killing hog OF the prosecutor +;
The only witness IN the case being i,
little negro girl. U:.o being naturally
YER: tlmld. wa frightened INTO spe. eli
les>nrss. by her first appearance be
for; hc august tribunal.
Judge-Nco little CARL. jhoOst yuu
stiiand up md answere desc questions
vat AK y"n,
Iou s,es ter mon takes tor COON on
his shoulder to keel maaster rrencjl S
, hos? iha witness made 30 answer.
Jadge-l 'uy, yen see ter man ven
he takes ter g''ou OF his sLnn der to
shoot meester French q hog?
Still 10 answer from the witness.
JUDGE say, iooAt row You an
swer dose questions. Y"u sees ter
mon takes ter goou on his shoulder
ven lie shoots mrester FreDch's hog
Still no answer.
Judge-Vell, Meester French, I
drinks Ply G., You pays der Ghost.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
MURDER at Fair Huff.

gentleman who passed Fair Bluff
yesterday morning, informs US of a
foul murder which has been perpetra-
ted near that point, in Columbus
county. The victim is an old white
MAJ by the name of Noah Strjcklin,
VIII We. found dead near his house on
last Wednesday night. The appear
ancc of lis person indicated that a foul
AMI brutal murder had been commit
ted. He was last seen alive Oh Las t
"Wednesday morning, when he went
ont i,to the woods for the purpose of
cuttng hoop poles, and as he did not
return ri night search was made by his
family aud he WAS found about mid
night st # In death and with his BODY
showing the marks of some frightful
blows al bruises. A certain party
wa inspected Of the murder aud We
unde rsts nd that an inquest was to have
been held yesterday bu: we have failed
to barn the result.
AIR Stricklin lived near the South
Caroline line and was quite al old
MAJ, probably nearly Is years of age,
and was regarded in his neighborhood
and county as quiet, inoffensive citi-
zen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
The Best Evidence.

The following letter from Rev E. y. Bes,,
Pastor o he 81 f. Church, Natick- hiass.
will be read with interest by many physicians;
al those tuff' Il" 2 from the sahIe disease as
afflicted the ron OF he Rev r RSsa Noper-
sa,., can doubt this test mony, as there is no
nit about the curatte power OF VEG e
TINE.
EATIcK. Mass, Jan. LIST, 1871
Mr., H K. STEVENS:
Dear ~ir-% t have good reason regard
inx yunr We r. IN n ssmeIl in % rhe great
~: ya!u- ~ tHel AS red ta.t il has bee:
the of vcirg our ~of,'s iife. re - nov
g -ven-cau vears ~ age; for tie last two years
h :. = 'eitd uerT kts OF his .eE, cause /
pitou> at. ON, ..I'G ~ at /, Ct Il
al A. n IIy ~ woo II IL, ugnt his :rCUv
" i,n Z ~ b! \ MI abe pstSeician-
g.. 4! IL. L O.t1h Iats.r".t h fsE Of Ii. ever
roy 4; tEu ut ti,.' ,.unrrI d claTii'g thai H.
? heyo Il TIA lr.ci human Ie?rcdi' r that
,-v,-, ,in Ita''nn ~ :; 'io save him. AZ h. mad
:. { zig II ~ y a. dur ,it Gp-ra ian.
las tic t. giving him VEG
g.. e.. s-..',Li:,t::. I1>,l iH. rex TIC has lat
~ I'D .u'!I t!r, W. away l. rrutc., ~
III raue ana VA X about h~.Ifuliy ~ d
srrbng.
ugh there Is SIN diach ar ge fro thu
thr fuilt-t co.. iii ice that in lite time he
NJ he g. rt-r"r!A cured.
i,c ha~ tnEeu ~ out hree Gozar bottles Of
VFt:E - \ r. bni ia ely uses hnl little, a. he
decla is he ~ to- welt to be taking medicine
keel e"tfully Y ours,
f. s. BEST
Mrs. Lie F. BEST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
TO the Afflicted

No matter under what form of sick
ness you LABOR, there is one great
truth you should keep in mind All
disease originate in an impure condition
of the blood. Purify that, and the dis
case must depart but you cannot pu
rify the blood by the ufe of poisonous
j ugs, and exhaustive stimulants. The
best Blood Purifier ever discovered is
DIR. WALKERS famous VINEGAR BIT.
TIERS, compounded of simple. Nv
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
XFbs aBfCe-

The following letter has been re
ceived by the Committee in behalf of
the "rrue Brothers Society" III re-
Spouse to one written by them, re-
guessing him to deliver his lecture on
the Scattered Nation"
CHARLOTTE, april -. 70.
Nessrs. Lac0bi, Bear and We'll, COM
731ittee:
GENTLEMEN Your letter of invita-
tior has been received.
1t will give me much pleasure indeed
to accept it, bat as [ am in the midst
of my Spring Courts it is not possible
for me to appoint DAY now. [ can
only say that will DO SO ut the earl
lest moment, and the notice, unavoid-
bly,, may be short.
Thanking you for the kind terms
employed in your Letter toward my
eelf, I am, gentlemen, very respect
fully yours, T. B. Vance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEAT VEGETINE?

1t is ccrnT ound extracted from barks,
roots and herbs u is Nrtnre's Kennedy. 1T l.
Perfectly aTIE ehs from sMy bad effect upon
tho syst, III Ii IL fouf -shtDg a7d engthen-
ing. Il Acts 4 rsctiy upon the cod ItQuie!s
the uervoue system 1t gives you good SWEET
s'"e:' at nigh. 1t IL d panacra for our eyed
IaThcrs ana mothers. fer ii gives hem strength
q2iets their nerves, and gIr.s them ature'n
sweet siteI-as has been frov'd by many an
a-td person 1t j, the great Blood FuIiter.
is so, tiirg remedy tor our children. 1t
ha- relieved and cured tfouscrds. is very
pleasant to take every child likes 1t. 1t re-
HeSes and cures all diseases orig mating from
impure nlOcd Try the VEGF.TlNE. Give l.
fair trial for your complaints; the n ycu will
say TO >oUr friend, mel gb bor and acquaintance,
TRY il; it has cured me-"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-23
Reliable Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev .. Il. Walker. formerly p'stOr of SOW =
dim QuGre Church, Boston, ard st present
set len IN fIovl dcpct. X l., ust be deemed
as lelisbIe evidence. No one should tail to OBJ
serve that this test monIaI il the re>uft of TWO
years experience W. ia Inc use of VICE IN e
in the Rev. Mt q ..iker's family, who now lrI-
naunce it il vaiuSb,:
PRovlntNCE, r. J., I64 Transit Street.
n. 4. 81 EWES, Esq:
fee! tou1d to express with ny signature tn e
hieh vape L pimce ou your GfpINE,
My family have used it for The last two Y, ars
In q debility it ~ iIryaiusbte. aud
rsConNmeI I'd it to all u may need i. vigor-
ating, renoyating tonic.
o. 7. Waikiki,
Formerly Pastor .: Bowden Square Chorch
Boston.