THE COMMKilCiAL.
JWll.MlNr.TON
N.c.
SEPTEMBER 29, IS52.
fUESDAY,
FOR FHESIDEXT
riMEL WEBSTER,
OF MA.S8CBCeETT8.
FOU VICE PKDSIDHST
WILLlA'l A, GRAHAM,
. Or NOHTH CAROLINA. ,
Tj the Elector etlhe Caps Fear Region, and
tUe Town or Wilmington, Especially. t
- Ftu.ow-CiTi7.EN a : A .resident of your
. community, intimately identified with you in
feeling ami in interest; and believing that the
. result of the approaching Presidential Elec
tion h fraught' with consequences more ira
, porta nt i to iti advancement than any which
.'t lia preceded it since I have hecn an obser-
ver of public affair, I beg leuve most respect
fully to invite your consideration to some of
the reasons which have produce! this impres
sion upon my mind, and which will influence
my aclion when I come to cust my vote in
November next
- A paramount object with every intelligent
and: reflecting member of the community I
' address, is the advancement of our Cominer
rial .facilities,, and the building up of a niar
, ket town within our i own limits for the pro-.
1 -ducts of Jabor in our own Stale. The cor
rectness f this position is abundantly con-
firmed, by ho laudable and almost unexaru-
pled efforts that have been arid are still be
r .' ing made, for the accomplishment of this dc-
sirable end." But what avails all that has
' been done or all that we can do towards fu
. - cilitaiing the Internal transportation of pro
' , duce to our market; if the accesi thence to
the great Highway of Nations is obstructed
' -: by a Bar at the mouth of the Hiver. I need
v. not state that this obstacle is increasing every
't year nay every monlh--nor is it necessary
'. ( for rae to advert td the injury which the trade
of the place has already suffered Irom this
' cause your own obsei ration and your own
. pockets bear ample testimony to the melan
choly fact'.'-; With a view to the removal of
tins impediment to tho extension of our com
,' mcrcial relations, 4he Congress ol the U. S. at
the instance, and perhaps it would not be go
. ing too far to say by tho iufluence of a num
bet of our, Public spirited citizens have just
, r made an appropriation to commence this iru
i provement. The sum is not large($20,000)but
sufficient, it is said, to carry on the work un
tj jbftjriminiwrihiit body. At all
t 'events. U commits Wfl. Government to the
work, ' and if we are trew to ourselves, is an
, ' earnest of its ultimate accoBplishraent.
But suppose that by any 8-fiency of ours
t.w.al Pierce should eucceetf-the fewnt
- very National aud Patriotio Executive at
w Washington, would he not (and 1 put the
"questiouf to cvery candid and sensible man)
. would he not 'as an honorable man commit
i ted us he now is by his acceptance of the
: ' Ballimoro Platlorm, in addition to nil his for-
mcr acts on Bimilaf or rather identical ques-
tidns. be compelled to defeat by the exercise
v of his veto Power any Bill for the continuance
- of the works -as would be likely to pass thro
Congress 7 'I am aware it may be said that
the works for,which wc require an appropri
4 ' ation is so dearly National that it would nut
'ry-bfctxAMgwi by the Presidential veto.
This might ' be trae,vif it could be presented
'y'" Alport' its own merits; but every man at all
j " conversant with the subject knows that the
thingjs. impracticable that these Bills to
., succeed at all roust embrace objects enough
: ' to secure the favor of a majority of the mem
v bers to carry them through so that the real
V .- Touch Stone of the constitutionality of the
' Improvements not whether it is National or
.: not biit : how it will affect the interests of
" ray constituency.
; Fellow Citizens ol both the great Politi-
- , ral Parties ; we have too often sacrificed the
best interest of our good old State, to the
more than profitless strife of Federal Politics
The contest has been so bitter, that wo have
i quite overlooked our Home Interests. Wei's
we have had our Democratic and our Whig
President;; ench Party has in turn succeeded.
; The victors have exulted and the vanquis
' 'frankness and 1"
. yWKTinquire lor the "cui-
sfiCTTvvhat good has resulted, cither to com-
taunitics or to the 0tal at large, from the
.. success bf the one, which would not have
followed - the success 'of the other what
monument of; Slate aggrandizement has
teenrrecled to which tlio Members of either
. Parly cun point, and say ; (bis is the fruit of
tor Policy, the trophy o bur success none,
noioaeiio.'le solitary instance has fallen un
der my observation; all the returns we have
riceiycd after the contest, is a worthless, un
meant, and unmeaning compliment to tho
honesty and steadfastness of the "Old North
State.'? -r r!,--v
To you. my Fellow Citizens, who act with
the Whig Parly-but withhold your support
from the nominee of the Baltimore Conven
tion permit me, -with the greatest deference
and most pjbfoune respect, to uddreu a few
words far'be it" from mo to impugn your
motives ox "to ' juesti6a'' your patrioilim. I
heartily accord to you of both as "much of
urity or dcvoicdness as I claim for myself.
But in the multiplicity of business engage
ment! have you gjren to the subject that
deep refaction, that earn'al inves:lg.ulon
which its iniportunce demands? Have you
looked to the consequences of your course in
view of lis destructive effects upon the im
provemenls now in progress amongst us?
You reply that you do not intend to aupport
the ami Internal . Improvement candidate
but have reflected lht every vote you divest
from his opponent impairs the strength of the
latter to this amount.
: You urge us an objection to the nominee
of your party, that he is supported by Abo
litionists and Freesoilers. Is it reusonable to
suptiose that cither of the candidates now
beforo the country will be elevated to the
chief magistracy, without receiving any votes
of this description ? It is a matter of gralu
l ition to every patriot of all sections, that
thesj madened fanatics, these phrenzied zeal
ots have no formidable distinct organization
of tiieir own, but ure distributed between the
two great parties of the country (in what
proportion to each in my judgment no man
knows) so as to be restrained and controlled
by the conservatism ol both. If one of the
candidates is supported by Seward, Gree"
ly, and others, so in the ranks of his compet
itor are to be found the names of the Editor
of the Evening Post, the Plain Dealer, the
Buffalo Republican, and Albany Atlas; be.
sides those of the Messrs. Vanlhiren, Preston
King, Floyd, Stanton. Chalterfield, Dix, B.
F. Hallel, Atwood, CIcaveland, Wilraot, and
others : men who have rilled the hlihest ol-
ficcs in the Federal and State Governments,
and who now occunv hiirh nositions before
the country. Hence it is not fair to infer Irom
this circumstance alone that either of the
candidates is less to be relied upon than the
other on the great southern question.
But the nominee of your Convention by
his acceptance of the platform, in his con
versation with Mr. Uplon, and his interview
with tho Mississippi Delegation, corroborated
by tho Letter of Quitman, the speeches of j
Gen. Shields, and Mr. C. J. Ingersoll, togeth
er with his own pledges, guaranteed by the
unsullied honor of a soldier, nssuredly fur
nishes the most conclusive evidence of his fi
delity lo the Soulh.
In his conversation with Mr. Upton he re
marks, -il ever I do anything to impair the
efficiency of the fugitive 6lave law or having
a tendency towards its repeal, then write in
famy before my name infamy after my
name and kick me into the gutter." Could
language, think you, be more strong, more
emphatic, or more conclusive?
Perhaps you allege that injustice was done
the South in the Convention ; that fraud was
practiced there ; if such be your opinion, al
low me to say, fellow citizens that in inyhum-
ble Judgment, you are mistaken. The charge
is a general one, or perhaps, it would be more
proper to say that no specification has met
my eye, and think the strictest scrutiny into
its proceedingswill discover no unfairness.
It is true that yoiiverc outvoted ; you were
in a minority in lliaYiSody; hut this is necee
sarilv the case in tiih-oonulur assemblies,
when there exists
a diversityof opininn.
The very object of the convention was to
produce harmony of feeling and concei t of
action, which could not be effected without
mutual forbearance mid concession, a-id I
know that every sentiment, every word, and
every syllabic of that part of the platform
which relates to the fugitive law. was dicta-
ted by scuthe u heads and written by south-
ern hands
ll appears, then, that the platform ; the
principles upon which your party was lo
t ..,,. , mi
act, was lurnislied by southern men. 1 hat
the individual in whom they were embodied,
the agent selected for carrying them out,
was the choice, mainly of the northern mem
bers of the party. Do you desire, do you think
them bound to see that these principles, all
of them, fugitive slave law included, are
faithfully executed 1 You doubtless do, and
most unquestionably have a right to c pect
it; hut certainly this duty is not more impera
tive upon them, than is your part of the com
pact upon you, viz : 'To aid them in lite
elec'tion of the individual unanimously selec
ted by the Convention lo cr.rry out the
roie.'
If then.
I have succeed
eun estab is nnc
my position ' that the nominee of your Con
venlion is sound upon the compromise meas
ures," I presume that no argument will be
necessary to show, that on Jill other ques
tionswhether of the Constitution or the pol
icy ol the Government, his views being in
strict accordance with those of the lamented
Clay (that greatest because purest ofstat-s-
iiicu, uu wiicii living iv u nearest iq our
hearts, and since dead is dearest to our mem
ories) Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Webster, are ol
course in agreement with your own.
I have thus lellow citizens, been a co-wor- j
ker with you in tho important enleruriz,
which have signalized our community, taken'
the liberty of addressing you ona subject
which in my judgment may prove fatal to
the consutnatiou ol thrm ull. lam aware
a
of the obstacle presented by the pride of
opinion, tne torceot loregone conclusions and
the strength of party ties to the success of
the appeal 1 have thought proper to make ;
but I desire that when our fondest hone
shall have been blasted, our brightest visions
of commercial greatness obscured, ami our
energies paralysed by the interposition of
toe f residential veto, (he finger ol an indig
nant and injured community shall never be
pointed at me, even as accessory to the mis'.
Chief.
, , COOPERAGE. .
TUB subscriber is no prepared lo make or re
pair water cask of any size, Tor the use of ves
sels, on the iowest terms i nlso, the citizens can
have any article In the line of Coopering mads or
repaired with dispatch. v
A. MORGAN.
Wilmington, Feb. 28, 1859. 147-12m.p.
NORTH" CAROLINA BAMS.
I (f SUPlvRlOtt HAMS, just r:ceied tier
lJJ Railroad. DittOSSET & BROWN.
July U, 1652. S3.
WESTERN BACON.
C( imDi. sides, 23 hhds. shoulders, IOhhds.
tJUuim. and 20 hads Canada Pork, ail very sti
perior, for sale by
DoROSSET BROWN.
July 7. 49
SPIRIT RARRELS.
RTfl I SECOND hand Spirit Barrels, just recei-
J I tved per schr. Mary Powell, lor sale Dy
Aug. 17. ANDERSON & SAVAGE.
COPARTNERSDIP.
'1MIE Subscribers have this day entered into Co
1 partnership, for the tranyjction of a
General Agency A Commission Business;
under the style of
GILLESPIE, ROTtiWELL & McAUSLAN.
All orders promptly attended to, and liberal cosh
advances made on consignments.
G. S. GILLESPIE,
A. B. ROTH WELL,
JOHN McAUSLAN.
Jan. 22. 132.
SASH, BLIND
AND DOOR AGENCY.
Formerly conducted by Guy C. Holchkiss
rpHE public-are hereby informed, that 1 have been
JL appointed agent for the sale of Window Sash,
minds and Doors, manufactured by the New Ha
ven Co., and am prepared to fill ullorders Lithe above
linn. The uunlitv ol tho work ol the New Haven
4)0. is well known in this market. Builders and all
' Personam warn of the above arilclcs, are requested
to send in ihuir orders, and they will he promptly
filled, lcrmsinvoriuoiy casn on aenvery.
WM. A. GWYER.
General Agent Commutian and Forwarding Mer
chant. April 18. 15
MEDICAL AND
SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 16, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
DR. DOW has for many years devoted his whole
attention to the treatment of Private Complaints,
in ail their varied and complicated tonus. His great
success in lho.se long standing and ditlicult cases,
such as were fo merly considered incurable, is suffi
cient to commend him to the publie as worthy of
the extensive patronage he has received. Within
the last eight years, Dr. I), has treated more than
29,500 cases of Private Complaints, in their differ
ent forms and stages ; a practice which no doubt
exceeds that of ull other physicians now advertis
ing in Kaliimorc, and not u single case is known
where his directions were strictly followed, and
medicines laken ut reasonable lime, without effect
ing a radical and permanent cure; therefore, per
sons afflicted with diseases of the abovo nature, "no
matter how ditlicult or long standing the case may
be," would do well to cull on Dr. DOW, at his of
fice, No. 16, South Frederick St., and If not effec
tually relieved no remuneration will be required for
his services. His medicines are free from Mercury
I and ull mineral poisons; put up in a neat and cqiii-
pact form, and may be taken in a public or private
i home, or while travelling, without exposure urhin
1 drance from business, and except in coses of vio
I lent inflnmntion, no change of diet is necessary.
h I KU I tjltl'.t). Dr. Dow uus discovered a
: new method tiy wnteli no cun cure the worst lorm ol
; stricture and that winioiil pain or inconvenience to
: the patient. Irritation of the uretha, or prostrate
! alami, or neck of the bladder, is sometimes mistaken
lor strictures by general practitioners or charlatans.
VOl A tr MEN
I and olhers afflicted with .Seminal Debility, whelh-
er originating from a Certain Destructive Habit, or
1 from any other cause, with irnln ol bodily and
! mental evils which follow, when neglected, should
! make an wly application, thereoy avoiding much
trouble and suliuriiic, as well as expense. I!y his
j improved method of treatment, Dr. D. can safely
j guarantee a speedy and perfect euro in all cases of
: this complaint.
; TO FEMALES.
I All diseases peculiar lo Females (as ulso Sup-
prcssionx, Irregularities, &c.) speedily and effectu
ally removed. The efficacy of his remedies, for
i the cure of the above affections, have been well tes
' ted in an extensive practice for the last twelve
years.
I'etsons at a distance may consult Dr. D. by a
letter, post-paid, describing case, and have tried ieinc
: ccurcly put up'imd forwarded to any part of the
i U"'leu States, always accompanied with full und
explicit directions lor use. Communications con
Mdered strictly confidential Office arranged wiih
! separate apartments, so that patients never see iany
i one but the doctor himself. Attenduncedaily, from
y jn lne mornin" till 9 at night.
N. B Persons afflicted with any of the above
complaints, will do well to avoid the various
SOSTHUMS AM) SPECIFICS,
advertised by Apothecaries and Druggists as a cer
tain cure for any and every disease. They are put
up lo sell, but not to cure, and frequently do much
more harm than good therefoie avoid them.
A word lo tho wine is sufficient. Address
DR. J. DOW, 16 Souih Frederick St.,
Ealiimorc, Md.
Sept. 7. 75-ly-e
POISONING.
THOUSANDS of parents who use
Yerniifuge
:., arc not
X composed of Castor oil. Calomel, arc., arc not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the patients
Ihey ure actually laying the foundations cfor a serie
of diseases, such us salivation, loss of sight, weak
ness of limbs, &c.
n another column will be fouud the advertise
nsack's Medicines, to which we ask
tly interested in their own
mem 01
th. la Liver Uotn-
miu UUCIUIUII Ol Ull Ull
from those of a bit-
.....1 ..11 .i;...j T-f inr nnlir r"
llou. typo, should mak
, . . U u . ' "
inedicine. Hobensack's Liver Pill.
r "i"" It. ...... J , . . r .
'" uui osk lor MODcnsack's
.norm syrup and Uver I'llls.and observe lhat each i
una me signature 01 lite proprietor, J. N. HOBEN-j
o alk, us none else are fenuine
july27.
67 i
MALAGA WINE.
EtlLS., pure, just received nnd for sale by
I N 1. 1 11 1 nw 1
Au2 21.
w ... un uuu,,i
utsnue row, p ronirl
TAKE NOTICE.
A i'K 11 1 !( v.-i' be presented to (he aexi
a .-.uiurc, praying a repeatoMbe law auilii
nc uie 01 uaages to laborers in to town 1
mington, ana lor other purposes. r
Augl7
. EMPTV BlRMLsT
I (il ) ''KIM E second hond 40 gallon
w uuueu irom
Dark Clarissa. II
ADAMS, BIKI
August 19.
ORANGE AND LEMON
Im and
h ported
1 1 h have for sale a lot of handso
' urunge Trees, of choice varied
iw.
irom uenon, Italy.
. acpt ll-77.4w . FREEMAN &l
NOTICE.
'potttivtty
ar Waras.
WE tre under lbs ncu$ity of 4
Inill casts, 10 ssotf out tmj
fttRldS.'
FOR SALE.
Qf DOZ. Cocoa Not Dippers from the Mann
J lurcrs, and at their prices.
; - ALSO: . "'
. 60 Bales best Navy Oakum;
10 Bbls. DiHilllersGluoi ,:
, 25 Boies Mould Candles ,
J. AD. McRAE&CO.
August 31. .' ' .. 72.
. GUNNY BAGS.
CONSIGNMENT of 25,000 two bushel Gunny
Bags. For sale, In lota to suit, by
MILES COST1N, Brown's wharf.
Sept. 14w ; . . . 73.
BOOTS AND SUOES.
ADJUST Received by late arrivals,
l"direct from Manulncturers.
Ludtea enameled inick sole buskins, I
" ' thin "
", kid thick
" " thin
" Sliiipera,
ALSO Men's Calf and Kip Bwgans
thick ' "
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GEO. R. FRENCH.
Sept. 7. 75 3wi
WESTERN HAMS.
T7OR sale by ELLIS, ltUSSELL & COJ
V Sept. 2.
SASSAFRAS SOAP.
npHIS SOAP has at last come. Call
GFO. MYI
' Family Grocery," Fron
Aug. 19, 1852.
JUST RECEIVED,
AT THE OLD STANDign
of the BIG BOOT, a go and
we.l-selecfed stock ol llfls and
fehoes.
It would be useless to specllfJkinds and
qualities. Suffice il lo say Ihey are fl every de
scrintion cenerollv called for in our bflness.
A good assortment of Calf-SkinlfUpper an
Sole Leather.
Manufacturing and Repairing, ns Bial. i
G. & C. BKADliY & CO.
Sept. 4. 7-J-lm.
BACON AND P01
1 n HHDS. Western Shoulder
ierces Pork,
1 VJ (300 lbs each.) Just recelv
Id
tor sale by
J. & D.
ItAE
& CO.
WHISKEY
OC BBLS. Rectified Wliiske
lO Bbls. fine Old
Ot Mononeahcla. For sale
10 close con-
signmenr. J. &
August 31.
IcRAE & CO.
72.
SEGARS SI
ALL qualities and prices
hundred dollars per thous
WILKir
IRS.
m threo
to one
b)
fc hSLER
September 4.
LEMONS, LMNS
PRIME Naples Lemons,
Ontario, For sale low t
Aug 20. WILK
per Steamer
ON & BSLER.
NOTI
TTR. HENRY L. ADAM
'ithdrawg from our
l'X firm, a d his interc
urtner therein ceas-
cdby limitation on the 1st 1
usual, 1832.
ADAMS I
OTHER & CO.
70-tf.
Aug. 26, 1832.
FLO
50
LS finding
rom
Ir. Ann Elizabeth.
For sale by
ELI
I RUSSfcLL St Co.
August 5.
61.
OUR MOTTO
TO PLEASE,"
A
Wilmington gaddl
aincss, and Trunk
Mai
ory.
THE subscriber
Ily informstae public
JL that he has recent,
uvea additions 10 mt
stock of saddle and
latest and most imp
ss Mountings, etc, the
ityle, und is lonsianly
on market street, every
manufacturing, at h
description of articl;
i above line. From hie
experience in the b
he feels confident that
hewill be able to g
ire satisfaction lo all who
may favor him will
I. He has now on hand.
and willconstaiitl
a tamo assortment ol
Coary, Oig and
1 Iliuness, Lady's Saddles,
Bridles, YVMps,
rcntle nun's Saddlet, Whips
fiurs, dc.
all of whi
vill warrant lo be of the
best mate
I nd workmanship. He
has also
i assortment of Trunks,
Valises, Sat
hid Carpel Hags, Satchels,
Fancy Trunk
'., and ail other articles usually
kept In such
foments, all of which he oilers
low for CASI
n short credit to prompt custo
mcrs.
Saddles
made to 01
1, Trunks, edical Bagg.&c.tsc,
Inadditl,
the above the subscriber nlwave
keeps on
andhasn
large supply of String Leather.
d wlkP3p through thesoasonagood
assort
t'ly Kelts.
dto cull and examine my Goods,
All are,
wheth
it or not, as 1 take pleasure 1 11 shw-
ing my
tment to all who may favor me with a
call.
Hari
tid Coach Trimmings sold at af airprice
toper!
lying to manufacture.
Ala
hips at wholesale.
(sof Riding' Vehicles bought andsold on
ms. John' .conoley.
co
1852. 39
BUTTER.
EGS, put up expressly for family use, dai-
expccied, and lor sale low by
ELLIS, H.USSKLL01 CO.
S
TILLERS OF TURPENTINE.
VE reduced the price of my SPlItl'T B A TI
LS to SI 60 delivered at any placo in Wil
ton. After iristmas they will be extra silo.
wishing cau jontract by the year on these
HOOP IRON for sale at 65 per ton.
A. MORGAN.
IVIlmington. Nov. 11th, 1861.
IU2-lnio.-tri-ly-w.
DISCOUNT NOTES.
LANK NOTES for dlscouui at tho several
banks in this place, and a handsome edition
usl printed of notct, embracing sift ho bank, for sale
auneumccol me Commercial.
Oci.26. 89..
STEAM ENJIE FOR SALE.
WE offer for saleorie ofN. B Siarbuck's En
gines, Cylinder 10 in. boro, 24 in Stroke; on
solid cast iron bed, with force pump regulator, wa
ter heater, and all connecting steam and water pipe,
togeihcr with jwo borers 28 In. diameter, 24fect
Jong boiler front, gtates,- safety valve, blow off,
check and gage cocks, und a full set of wrought
and cast Iron works for a single Saw Mill, with
castings for a carriage 40 feet in length.
The above Engine and Machinery are similar lo
every respect to those in ust, on the Fayettevllle
end Western Plank Road) they have just been
Imported from Troy, where they were manufactor
ed to order, and have not jet been pat up. -
AH teady for Immediate delivery. 'Apply to 1
;r..,.;n- -
March S7.
' DiROSSET oV UROVVN.
SASSAFRAS SOAP,
OR Washing Compound, just received by
L. N. BAKLOVV,
Aag. 21. I GranlU row, Front st.
PAINTS, OILS, tie.
Orff LBS. Pure Extra and No. 1 Lea
OUUU 1 bbls Linseed OU. Pore. 150 lbs
Chroma Greeto, 6U lbs Paris Green ground and in
Oil. 6 boxesChrome Green. IDnr.14 boxea Am.
Vermillion B bbls Lomo Black. fiOOIba 8 nanlsh
Brown, (irOil,) 2 casks Tcnitiao Red, (English,)
500 lbs Vinltian Red, (in Oil,) 150 boxes Window
uiass, Aicutan ana c rencp, at
C. DvPRE'S.
Drug Store, Market at.
WORLD NEVER BEFORE
$uch a matt of Home Tettimony
given to any other Medicine !
E GREA r DISCO VER Y QF THE AGE!
K.KADI READ I READ I
Joy to the World! Hi ft for the AMicUd !
SAUNDERS'
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE.
A apeedy and efficacious remedy in Dyseniary, Di-
arrllfPA l'hnlt-a M..vk... v.'......r... . -nn.lt-..
Cholera Infantum, Colic, Flatulency, and
all derangements of the Stomach and
Bowels from Teething.
In the early stages of Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Summer Com
plaints, Colic, dtc.dtc. a single dose will often
counteract the deranged and morbid secretions, re
duce tho inflamary tendency, allay the ratability
and pain, and thus remove the cause of the dis
ease. .ASIATIC CHOLERA that scourgeof nations,
which has already consigned lo the tomb millions
of unhappy beings, can be subdued in Its violence,
and three fourths of all cuses cured by this remedy
alone. It is not only a cure, but a preventative of
that disease. If used daily, in small quantities,
mixed with water, forty-nine out of fifty will es
cape 1 and if it is used at regular and at short inter
vals in increased doses Immediately on ihe first
symptoms of the disease, it will speedily arrest its
fatal influences.
t-"lfKead the opinion of the following gentle
men, who will be recognized In this certificate :
We, the undersigned, hnving used "L. K. SAUN
DERS' CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE" in our
families with great success, hereby certify our be
lief that it is the best and most effectual remedy for
the diseases il is recommended ever offered lo the
American people ; and we would, from our know
edges of its extensive usefulness, cordially recom
mend il 10 the afflicted as worthy their bc6t confi
dence, and with the firm belief that it will do for
their relief all that medicine con do.
NAMES. Dr. VV. Hodges, Gen. J. C. B. Eh
ringhaus, Attorney at Law, John Black, Attorney
at Law, Rev. Joseph A.Turner, Wilson W. Wil
liams, Prof. Geo. M. Wilder, Wilson G. Lamb,
Col. Wm. G. Cook, James W. Hinton, Esq. Dan
iel Richardson, Esq., E. City, N. C. James E.
Boswell, Baltimore j Joshua Whcdbce, Gates Co.,
N. C; Wm. R. Carson, Rev. Scth Morgan, Rev.
Jno. A.DolI.E. City, N. C, Thos. Palmer, Camden
Co., N. C.tCapt. Jacob Mercer, do.jCapt. Dennis
Simmons, Tyrrel Co., N. C.j Copt. Thomas Dun
bar, Copt. Wm. Patterson, Capi. A. H. Curran,
Capt. Wm. Simmons, L. M. Chapman, Wm. P.
Mathews, Elix. Cliyi Wm. A.Harney, Norfolk,
Va j Joseph Harriss, Pasquotank Co ; Thomas
Nash, Elisabeth Clly.N.C
Invented and prepared solely by L. K. Saunders.
Eliiabeth City,, N.C.
For sale wholesale and retail by E. W Saunders,
Elizabeth City, N. C. ; Messrs. Smith & Atkinson,
Baltimore, Md.; Messrs. Canby & Hatch, Balti
more. Md.;and for sole by Druggists und Mer
chants generally. Price 624 cents per Bottle
For sale by Messrs. S. B. & J. A. EVANS
Agents. Wilmington, N. C.
WANTED
BFES WAX AND WOOL. For whleh the high
est market price will be paid.
HOWARD 6V. PliDEN.
August 5.
61.
COFFEE.
OH BAGS Rio Coffee; 10 do.
Java do. ; for sale
UUbv
by ANDERSON & SAVAGE.
August 12. 1G5.
UAMS! HAMS! !
4 TIERCES sugar cured Hams, landing from
Schr. E. S. Powell. For salo by
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co.
August 5. 61.
COAL, COIL.
TON-'fcRed Ash Coal, daily expected, per
OVJechr Alcyona, from Philadelphia, for sale by
Ang 10. 3t
J. H. PLANNER.
MESS PORK.
OH BBLS Mese Pork, for sale by
w ELLIS, RUSSELL &
Aug 5
CO.
NEW IMPORTATION OF CIGARS.
T EW brands and old Cigars which cannot be
i. ' surpassed in the Stale. For sale tit ptices to
suit
WILKINSON &
ESLER.
August 10.
63.
CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
OODA Lemon, Butter, Sugar, and other varieties,
jusi rccoivea, iresn and good, at
GEO. MYERS.
Aug. 26, 1852. 70.
(0AL YARP.
'i'ni' auusuuiBMis Having determined to
X keep a supply o. the best quality of COAL oh
hand, would inform the citizens that in thccbUrse
ol ten days they will be prepared to furnish families
with any quantity, delivered in any part of tho
town or ut iheir yard on North Water street. Terms
casn. ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co.
July 29. 58
coPAirfiHjpT--
THE subscribers have entered into Copartner
ship, under the name and style of Sutton,
Southmayd 4 Co., for the purpose of building or
repairing ull kinds of Machinery, and carrying on
a general Blacksmiihlng, lrdn arid Brass Foundry
Business, in the town of Wilmington would be
thankful for any order in either of the above bran
ches of business from their town or countryfriends,
Mr. Sutton having recently returned from the north,
where he has purchased an assortment of tools,
which, In addition to those we now have will cna
ble ua to fill oil orders with despatch.
Our charges shall compare favorably with those
of any other establishment.
wm. av nun.
THOS. SOUTH MAYD,
CHAS. SOUTHMAYD.
March?. Jour, and Her. 1 week. I49
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE Subscriber has leased for a ter n of years,
or R. W. Brown, Esq., his fire-proof store, with
his wharves, and Is now In a condition to take es
pecial care of Spirits Tu;pentne end other Naval
Stores comralled 10 his care. The Warehouse is
well known to be tbe best and safest place In town
fortbe storage of Bacon, Lard, Corn, Peas, dee.
The lower wharves have on them four large new
sheds, where Spirits osn be ssfely kepi from the
rain tad sua. He Is prepared to receive and ship,
or sell, all kinds of produce sent tohlscars. He
will also maks advances when required.' .
- Hs begs 10 refer to the following geotloment R.
W. Brown, John Dawson, O. O. Parsley, and Tbos
If. Wright, Eiqrs. r . r: 5. to f
"V , " - Alii Km! waiin.t
' ' f .".Brown's wharf Wllmtntton, n, C
I !.' ft .: '" .v '' ',..' ift ijv.i T7.'t ! I
cowms.
JUST received and for sale by
Aug It " J.H. FLANNER.
HERRING.
1 HA BOXES, dally expected 'o arrive pfr Schr
IW Wake, for sale oy
W. M. HARRISS.
Aug. 21, 1852.
- 68-f.
::: SACK SALT. ;
fjnn SACKS Salt, momently expected, tor sate
VV.'V Ujr - ' AUAMO, BU.U. CL VO.
July 31.
69.
JUST RECEIVED.
ANOTHER Lot of that favorite Bacoa from
Richland, and lor sale by " . - ,
v. : B. 5. KOOiNQE.:
42. kV
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE
SOAP, FOR SALT, "HARD, OR SOFT WA
TER. This Soap has powerful cleansing prop
erties, which readily remove Oil, Paint, Din,
from every description of goods, without Injury to'
them. It is superior 10 any other Soap for wash
ins woolen eocds. aa it prevents iheirWZiM.kiitl
leavea them entirely tree front gummy and resinous i
llhtlflnffft llanallv ImI. In ll,m uihaw r 1
j aw ,, wutH VI'IIIIIIWII lUIUffr
ily or rosin Soaps are uaed. Ills the best Family
and Toilet Soap now in use, and fifty ptr .
hen per, for all domestic uses than any other Soap.
For sale by L.N. BARLOW, v
Granile Row, Front at. '
Aug 5 . , . 61 '
C0TT0N;WRN;t
1 A BALES of prims qual ty, (.all numbers,) fof
1 U sale by J. HATHAWAY dr. SON. 1
Aug. 21, 1852. ' , v - 68.
NOTICE.'1 '
APPLICATION will be made V the ensuing
session of the Legislature of ibis State, for on
extension of the Capital Stock of the Commercial
nana 01 Wilmington. - ,
Aug. 19 " 67-tf
SHIPPING ARTICLES.
T70R SALE at The Commsrefaf OKtt. an ele-
X euntedition ol Shinnina Arlinla.mhrtniratl
Uie laws of Congress relative to the Merchsnt't
NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURES.
BAlILfc & SON are still Manufacturing', at the
Rocky Mount Mills, about 300,000 jba. Cotton
Yarn, per annum (eaual lothebesi Genre In Vrn !
which ihey will deliver to Merchants free of ixwl
charge, at New York ptices. Orders addressed lo
BATTLE & SON, Rocky Mount, H.' C, will re.
ccive prompt attention. 1 1 . - -
f eb. Vi. "J4My. '
DENTISTRY.
THE undersigned has been engaged fourteen
years in Dental Practice ) during the last four
years ne resided in Broodway, N, V, '
He is now located in Wilmington, TH.'cl, 'and
has his Office nearly opposite the Carolina Hotel,
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
KfSPKNCER....
iuj low, r -zy.il.
HAY! DAY!!
ry p. Bales Hayjusi received per Barque Perl.
I O For sale by ADAMS, BRO. A CO.
oepi. itui, ioos. 4.77-lf.
CO-PARTNERSHIP. r
THE SUBS ill BERS have this day entered'lnto '
a Co-partnership under the name and style of
SILAS H. MARTIN & CO.; for the purpose of 1
concjucting the ICK business. They have purchas
ed a lot on Front street, wheru they wllf build a .
large ICE HOUSE, apd have it filled in time to
supply customers early next season, r'
SILAS H, MARTIN,
A. H. VANBOKKELEN, ,
S. N. MARTIN.
In ir -A ICR9 en o-
'i' " --wt " - wv-aui, 4
ADVANCES. , i, -
LIBERAL Cash advances will be made, when
required, on all eoods consigned to our House -in
New York, and Cotton to their address forwar
ded by u-j, win bo attended to free qf forwordlng
Commission. ' - . v
Wc will also advanco liberally on Cotton Ot oth
er produce consisnud to our friends in Livcrnool '
to which port wo can furnish ship room for a few
nunureu oaies or uoiton, allow rates, by several
vessels shortly expected. -.-
DsROSSET 4 BROWN.
March 19. . - .f.
SPECIAL NOTICE, ;
THE subscriber respectfully Informs, the public
thai he keeps constantly on hand a supply of
Corn, Oats, Peas, Hay. and good Fresh, vVater '
Mill Meal and Homlney oil t reasonable prices. 1
Call at his store. North Water Street, formerly
occupied by L. N. Borlow. - r" ,? '
WM.A. ROURK. 1 4,
May 4. 21-BmC
TOBACCO.
AHOXES prime low-priced Tobacco, just re ' I
Uvcelvcd and for sale by - - ? -j1 tr I
KUtHWKLL & McAUaLAiM;
July 10.
IN STOKE.
1 r BARRELS "Yellow" Sugar ,
LO 10 " Coffee Crushed do. j
10 " Crushed - ".do.j
10 " Powdered do. 1
ALSO Adamantine Candles Coffees Rio, Ji- j
va, La Guira, and San Domingo.
GEO. MYERS.
Aug. 2G. 1852. ?'70.
BRUCHE WINE. ,t '
TUST Received, twet'Ay Bds'kets that celebrated ?
1 I, i- 1 , p - , . 1 . 1.11 .
tr urticiio ine. sira-uucai urnpe. vpiirii imjc
Hock. cVc. 'rCall and see. GEO. MYERS, "
Aug. 26, 1852. . '-" ' 7f-
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE and well selected assorlmeni of Um
brellas, Silk and Gingham, at the old stand.1" y
Aug. 28. C. MYERS1
COFFEE AND SUGAR. , j T
I f BAGS Rio, Jamaica and Lagulra 1 ,(!.
5 hhds prime P. R. Sugar, for sale by - ' -J.
HATHAWAY St BON. v
A ugust 11. 08. v
FOR SALE.
OA PRIME Spirits Barrels 1
n'o.
OUUbO bbla Glue, English and American. x
ADAMS BRO. oV Co. v
April 29. " ' '--y 19.'
virrival and Departure of the Malls at th'j
' l'sr. " v " -The
Mail from the North is due every day . at 0 :,
A. M.,andBJ P.M. Closes at quarter before I,
P, M., and at 9 P. M. raacisiiv. '
The mall from the South, by steamer from Char.
lesion, arrives doily about 8, A., M Closes at v9 '
A. M.
Th-s mall from Onslow Court Houee Sneed's ,
Ferry f-c. Is due every Monday at fi P. M. . Clos- J
es every Thursday at 9 P. M. ' - ,
The mall from LonaCrsek. Blflclt River Charrl.
dkc, I due every Thursday at 6 P. M., and closes ;
same nlghi al 9 P. M. ' v 'h w t j ,
Tbe roailfrom Payette) Ills, via Ellxobeth Town
and Proanect Hall. Ae.. Is due avert Tuesday
Thursday and 8sturday at 9 A. M.. Closes lama . .
daya at a quarter perore iu a m. . - . .
raAnnxtraaackage wlllba made obfor Letters
oolnir Northof Richmond. Va.. which will be lepv "
opeDuntii a. ji( Aiioinsr betters must ce m
the 0f MM hours above nsmcd.wi thej- III no ,
kn nillril unlit firfl nrrrrf" Inr hull ' J . .t ...
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