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WILMINGTON, JN. C, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1853. WHOLE NUMBER 1 07 L - VOLUME VIIINUMBER 111. 4UKIVAL OF STEAMER ATLANTIC. FOUR W EEKS LA TERFROM EUROPE. Highly Interesting The War in the Eal A Decisive IJattle Hourly Exacted The Victory of ihe Turk at Oltenitza One Html red Thmisaid Turks have Crossed the Danube Their Advance upon Bucha rest Condi' ion f Affair in India and China State of the Marhets. efc. The Unii-il n:iil steamship Ailan- ic. C-ipl. West, from Liverptml. I lie 16th of November, arriveil at New York about -1 o'clock yesterday moroiiijj. , 'Ylie Ctitmr.l propeller Andes uUo sailed from Livi-rHol an the 15:h. The Asia unfed out on the 13ih of .o v mix r. "From ihe neat of war we hnve only ileluils nt' the p re vinos engagement, and report ifmi a l ri-ive buttle had been foii-rlii. the details or which nre yet lo eomt. Viciory o I nr. h"! perched on I be Turkish banner. The I al eel t.-cg-r;i pliic despatches received ni Liverpool etVclnrt-el ih.ii the Sultan would flace himself t the head of hid Iroops. The general news fronj other pari of the Tonlincot of Europe possesses but little inte rel. Eo-.rlatd, for the lime being, appear ijieareably di.-po--ed. but the French feel war like, and their Emperor think- the "Clear of Knsoiu has gum: loo far and llie moment i- at baud when ncillit-r honor nor interest will jwrmit the sword of France to slumber in it scabbard." Of course. the peoj.de of Pari were grcatlyexcited. but whether the war fever wonld lttl many ol them beyond the confines of their own city seemed to depend in u jrreHl nrentKire. j.idgiiii; from the tone ol their journal, upon the pnliey lo be adopted by England. Prussia, in Ihe meantime, "re serve to hersell 4u II liberty of action." Al Liverpool cotton had been freely offer ed, wnh but littl.t dnn and. The market eloscd lamely at previous quotation. There mw'fl good, but not animated enquiry for wheal and flour , nt previous full quotations. Indian euro was dull. Among the passengers by the Atlantic nre Cid. 1'. B. Lawrence, hearer of dispatcher ; Cirn. J. Watson Webb, and Miss Anna C. J. i -!. The Turkish liar. By the iiili lligence frain the seat ol war il is extremely tlifficull lo arrive ut anything like a connected narrative, in the confusion of contradictory and undated dispatches that fi.ilow each other to the markets of Paris and London. From the materials before us we are enabled In gather the details of the events that have transpired up lo the present time. decisive battle wa hourly looked for. Report says the battle hns already been (ought, ut or near Bucharest, and viciory i variously assigned to either side. The only authentic statement of any re pulse the Turks have met tviili, is that on tlie morning ol the 9ih. their force of 2( 00 men was compelled to evacuate the island in fr nt of the strong Russian position of Giur gern. In conlra-U to these trifling checks we have the details of the following brilliant victory : Tlie Battle of Oltenitza. We have now detailed accounts of this j fir! encounter between the Moslem and the Ruffian. It proves to have been an affair j l much more importance than at firil staled. Altera continued (ire from tuiduighl of Novem ber Isl lo da break of 'he 31. the Turkish ammunition became exhansted. nod with ti e wild ci iesol' Moslem warfare the entire Turk ish force charged the enemy with b.iyonel and sabre, and scattered them al all points. The vuctiai)3 left twelve hundred on the fit Id in killed and wounded, and were driv-n hack upon Bucharest, where a heavy tin from the artillery of the place brought up th pursuing Turks, who then relumed to Oltenitza and encamped upon the field, their fiiit care h ing to for t i y the petition. The hatilo wnn fo"rht within a triangle of land formed by the waters of the Argis and Dan ubp. Only i.i.te thousand Turks were engaged ; but tl.ey had occupied a strong quarantine Jbuihiinjj -and an old redoubt situated in the plain near the Danube, as well as ihe villajie. Fri-ra tfii position they threw shot and shell with great effect, up to the centre of the vil lag where Gen. Dauiienberg was directing ihe atlitck. A telegraphic dispatch sent to the French government, and immediately (on the 13th instant) cnmmu.iicaied to tin Turkish rninisie- at Pa lis, says thai the Rus sians twice drove the Turks from tin ir poni lion. bot that on the third day (by the dis patch called Nov. 4) the Turks dispersed the Hsiisians with the loss above staled. The Russian I in. in officers was particularly se vere, Hie enemy's marksmen having appar ently endeavored lo 'i k olfas many as tin y could. It is particularly noted ih.a ihe dis 'abled officers are almost without exception wounded by the conical balls of the chasseur legimenl. organiz- d on the model the cel ebrated French chasseurs ofVincennes. The Turkuh artillery was beautifully ser ved. The Russia u. Ion, atood manlully to their arm, and ihe affair had all the lea I ores of a pitched battle. Oiner Pascha did not command in person. The. position of Oite latza is very ilrong; the left wing of ihe Tnrks being protected by the river Ardi ( Ardriscb) the right by a swamp impassable lo horse, and the rear by the forties of Silis tria and the fort of Tu.tukai. The garrison ia TurUikai fired with such, precision uuriog ihe bailie that shots passing over the heads of the Turks, did great execution among the Russians. A report snysjiat the Russ-'ans Inst 8 Jflft". Rtferring to this eogageraeril. a Vienna Ktter of the 10th ay '-It is not likely that the following sSartling inews will Pod its way into papers, but you msi rely implicitly on its truth. The vietory ol the Turks, (which wasowing to treachery) svas mors epmplete than is generally supfs Th outposts nearest the rivrr were Pob a. and they not only permitted the Turks to cross without, giving, notice of their up firoach. hut netoally assisted them in the work of death. The cannonade lasted, with light intermission, twentv-eigbt hours. The tlai was a tnistaka. The. fire beean in the night, between the 1st and 2d, and lasted to the 3d." A. Decisive Battle Locked or,, ami ere this Probably Fought. On learning of the defeat of Daanenberg at Oltenitza, Prince Gortschukofl. without delay, took lueasore to attack the Turks ere they had time u recover rrom the caualties ol the : former action. With Una view, he left Bucharest on ibe 8ib. at the head of 24 000 fresh troops, m,i aceompamed by his eatir taff ad vancetl wpon Oltenitza. The Turks at that position were only 9,000 strong, less hors de eembmt ol the previous- bat le, firnbahly UOQQia aead ftd woonded. This elt bot 8.000 to oppose the Rassian General, bat the Turks being ia force- higher on the river, would no doubt come up in tine to take part in the fray. At ibe date vvlit-n onr CtrreSiiidfii l pre pari d his dispatch, (Tuesday evening, the 15ih.) rumors were already flying ihick that the battle h td been f-ught. One account Muted circumstsi ntially I hat the Tnrks. had been d'S.islrously delealed. 'iinl driven, across the river. Anolin r assert ed no les potitively, that the Russian) had met with a terrible rcpuNe. The locality ol this b title N vaguely called the neighbor hood of Bncharet. A totber report s is VViddin end Bucharest ; anil a third dispa'ch. promulgated b) certain s,n Cnlators said un der I be walls of Buc'ii1 rest, and that the Russians attribute to themselves the victory. And yet. another accoual says that the fighl took pluce at Krujova. which is (he most likely lo ! coti-ci. as we learn ilial on tne 3d lost, the Turkish force nt K-ilafat was awni ing reiafnrcemeiit.- to march upon Kra-j-.va. Thai ti bitlle lias been fought appears highly proiahI.:. From Vienna we leurn thai fighting was jointr near Uuch.ir- ot, on t:ie morniMir of the 17th. Embargo laid on Turkish Shipping. A notification from the Russian Minister d Finance gives wart. ing that an embargo will be laid on Turkish vessels in Russian harbors on the 21iJ of November. On and after thai dale. Turkish me. chant vessels will be tie hired lawful prizes, even although they mat have other than Tmkish property n board. Neutral flags will be respected even after the coin'neiicement ol hostilities, and will, as heietofore. be permit ed to enter and leave Russian ports at will. Besides t! is, in con sequence of the rupture of that general in tercourse between Odessa and Constantino jle nhieh was carried on by Russian steam ers, the Russian government, appreciating the importance of this intercourse to trade i'i general, has empowered the company (Lloyd's.) during the war, lo keep up Ihe regular communication between Odessa and Corielant'nople by means of steamers, in which they are al liberty lo transport not only passengers and good-", hut also corres pondence. Turkey will have nothing lo do with Diplo macyA Sew Treaty or None. The Paris Sieele says that a h-ller of the 30ih ult.. from Constantinople, announce dial the Turkish government has definitely set aside the pn jert of arrangement propo sed by Lord Radcliffe. Rescind Pacha has declared, in the name of the ministry and of ih grand c- unril of the Empire, that the war having broken out in spite of the for bearance shown by the Porte, there was no longer any question ol ihe solution of a spe cial point. A new treaty must now regulate the relations between Turkey and Russia, and the Sultan hopes, wi h the aid of God and his allies, thai the new treaty will raise a solid barrier against that Russian amhition that incessantly endangers the peace of the wot Id. But wi.'h any negotiation having for its starting point the recent Viet.ua diploma cy. Tuikey will have nothinr to tfo. Minor Incidents f the War. A letter in the Paris Patrie. Irom Constan tinople, 29th ult.. slates that the Turkish cruisers had chased some Russians into the harbor ol' Sebastnjml. By telegraph fioni Constantinople, 3d tnst. the Turks are reported lo have stormed and captured the Russian fortress on the Shefk atil(Asia.) In addition to this, seve'al of her fort rrsses in G' orgia and the Caucasus h ive fallen into the possession ol the Turk ish allies These forts are Cnrtoor, which was taken by the Koords ; Fuliler. by the tritop from Damaseu, ant! Surmiue, Islrat a id Kuehat. by the B.irhi Bnzouks. Disaffection hus broken out among the Poles in the Russian ranks. Four b-tl been sumra i-ily shot at Bucharest. The Cz ir'j declaration of war was rend in all thi: churches of St. Petersburg on the 4th. There was a review on the same day. but the declaration was not re d to the troops. A corps d'armee was under order to em balk Irom OJcp-a for Georgia, to reinforce Prince Woranzoff who urgently asks for sue en. The embarkation of the corps is. how ever countermanded. st they should fall in with the Turkish fleet, and the corf s will be -ent to rtinforce Gortschakotf. General Klapa. Ihe Hungarian, hnsreceiv ed a Turkish ccmma.id at Oltenitza or Ouir- tj-ero. Fro n Bucharest. Nov. 2. advices say th it the Bin a ids are following the example of the Hospodais. and emigrate to Austria. Hunga ry, or Trans) I vania. Gortschakntr has issued a proclamation or dering all subjects ol Turkey to quit the Principalities. He has also invited1" the people of tiit: territories lo enrol agninsl the Turks. This I .is l invitation has caused great alarm. The national defence of Servia goes on with great activity. District inspectors go from village lo village lo see that every man is armed. L iter advice say that Rifant Pacha, com m Hiding die Tuikish army of reserve, had arrived al Sophia, which lie will make his h'-adquariers. The reserve numbers 120.000 men. and is refldy cither looperale with Omar or to sustain him in case of a defeat. Austria A statement is made that notes are being exchanged between Vienna, Pari, and Lon don, for the purpose of clearly defining the position that Austria will assume in any con tingency that may nrise. India and China. The overland mail had arrived with dales fiom Calcutta October 4; Bombay. October 14 ; Burmah, September 17, and Hong Kong Sepl. 27. The alarming intelligence telegraphed to the effect that Russia had formed an alliance with Dos Mahomed to stir up hostilities in India, rests mainly on authority ol a para graph in the Delhi Gazette of September 2S. How much credence is to be assigned to it remains lo be seen. The avowed object of the Russians is the conquest of the country Rumors orthis Russian alii mce had reached ihe British, both by way of the Bolan and Khyber passes, and these rumors, together wiih some apprehension of a movement a roonjr the Affghana, had led to a reinforce ment of the British garrisons of Beshawur. The rejiort that Persia is collecting an army to operate against the Turks, we have alrea dy noticed fix the purpose of discrediting it. The British ure in a bad position in Bur mah. The troops are every where in estate of siege, and with the exception of Bassein the whole ef the new provinces are in the hands of the enemy, or. to speak more accu rately, are held by the forces of two power ful chiefs; Each of these chieftains baa a boot 5,000 men under his order They have advanced their forces to within four daye4 march of-Rangoon, where the British ' have but 800 men. Fftroine was raging in Bur mah. ' .., j ... .,, , China. : 1 From Chin we have intelligence that the City of Shanghai fell inte tUe bands of the iiisnrs" nt on the 7th September, A band of ihe insurgents surprised the Imperial gar rison and ffiiined possession of the city with little or no resistance. Some of the Manda rines were killed. The Tannine Snmqua 8 raped, and placet! himself under the pro tection of the United Stales authorities. There was a report I hat Pekin had fallen. I ui it wanted confirmation. Canton remain -e,i qniet. F:gbiing continued nt Amoy, the Imperialist maki.ig strong efforts to retake ihe place. Recent accounts of the progress of I b rebellion Wi re rather contradictors , hut it seems certain lhal ihe insurgents have possession of Keang-Pi g and other towns 100 miles ninth of the Yellow river. It is said that the Emper ir has accepted 'he proff-red aid ol ihe Tartar Chiefs north of ihe wall as a last tesource. From Foo-Cltow-l'.o ailvices nre to the 16th. An American house had succeeded in loading three ships with tea. (the Alma and Olga, Tsar, and Old Hickory.) destination kept secret. The Ameiica-i steamer Conlncins. intend ed a a tug on the Woosthtg river, had arri ved. At Canton. Unit 'd Stales sloop Saratoga; at Whampoa. steanisl.j,i. Susquehanna and Mississippi ; at M ieoa. Caprice. Macedonia. Vandalia, and stcuater Powhatan. The iAiltst by Trlrgraph from London to Linepool. Napoleon lavors active operations against Russia, but Fnglni.d still vacillate. Pitissia r.-scrves to herself the liberty lo id in E istern affairs as event m i)' dictate. Austria premises lo remain neutral. Vienna. Nov. 9th. The Russian General Parlofl moved lorward lo Olteniza with 24 000 meiniosfly i. f.intry. On the 11th. he met the Turks and a pitched battle ensued, when the Russiun were compelled to retreat a second time io disorder towards Bucharest, having lost, in their four attacks on the Tutks it Oltenitza, 3 000 in killed and wounded This is reliable. On the 9th. the Turks were driven from the Island opposite Glurgero ; but. reinforce ments coming np. they retook the Island, and have since held it. The Czir had summarily dismissed all English opeiatives employed in his navy-yard. The passengers by l he Atlantic report thai the rumor was current that Lord Aberdeen would shortly resign lo g.ve jdace to a more wurlike ministry. Posiliou 'if the Tlustile Armies. The Russians have now in the Principali ties 85 000 servicable men. and 12 000 in hos pital. Their headquarters tin; at Bucharest, deleinled by sonic hundred heavy guns. The army operates in two divisions, commanded respt-ciively by Gen. DHnneitberg (already flogged) and GortsrhaknlF. They have com munication open with Russia. Strong rein forcements of infantry are on the wny, but cannot reach f-tr five weeks. The Emperor it is expected, will come near the seat of war. The Turks, having; crossed the Danube, nre established al ten points. There are, be sides, movement ulong the Turkish side ol die Danube that indicate an at temp, on tie part of the Turks to cross lower down the sticam. al Galatz. perhaps, with a view to turn the. Russian flank. Oiner has already taking the medium of conflicting state ments 80,000 men across the river, anil an equal number between me Danube and Bal kan. " MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, .Ye. 10 SOUTH FIIEDEKICK STREET, HALTIMOliE. MAUYLAiND. DR. Smith has for many years devoted his whole a leniion io ihe treatment of Private Com plaints, in ail their varied and complicated forms. His sre.-n success In those long standing and diffi cult cases, such us were formerly considered incur able, is suffii:ient to commend him tu the public us wnnhy of t lie :xt' nsivt- patronage he has receivrd Within ihe lai-t eight years, Dr. Ji.h.is tieu led more than 29,'jOO cases of Private Coniplninti", in ih ir Hili'erenl forms and eliie?; a practice which no doubt exceeds tht of all osh t physici.ms now ad vertising in I'.aliimore, and n.-t a single cjsc is known where his directions w ere strictly followed, ind medicines luken ai n-ason-tble time, without effecting a radical and perm.incnt rurf ; ih-refbrr", persons afflicted with diseases of the above nature, ' no m.itter how difficult or long standing Ihe case may be," would do well io call on Dr. Smith, at his office. No. 16. ."south Frederick St.. and if not effec i uilly relieved no remuneration will bo required for his services. His nicdicim s are tree from Meicury and all mineral poisons; put up in a neat and com pact ftrin, and may be taken in u pubiic or piivate house, or while travelling, without exposure or hin drance from bii.-inesa ond except incases of vio ent infl imition. no change of diet in necessary. STiUO rUK.ES. Dr. Smith has discovered a new method by which he can cure Ihe worst form oi stricture tind that without pain or inconvenience to ihe patient. Irii'ation of the urelha, or prostrai. jjland, or neck of the bladder, ia sometimesmis'.akec ir. r strictures by eeneral practitioners or chart itanF. 'YOUNG MEN and oihers afflicted wiih Seminal Del.ility. wheth er originatini; from a Certain Destructive Habit, or fnm any other cause, wiih train ofbodl:y and men tal evils which follow when nejrlecled, shonld make an early application, thereby avoiding much trou ;le and suff ling, as well as expense. Uy his improved method of treatment. Dr. S. con safety gnnrantee a speedy and peifect cure in all erst ol this com plaint. TO FEMALES. All liisc.i'es p. cu'iar to Females (as also Sup pressions. Irregularities, tc ) speedily and effectu ally removed. The efficacy of his remedies, for the cure of the above affections, have been well tested in an extens ve practice for the labt twelve years. Persons at a distance may consult Dr. by n letter, post-paid, describing case, and have medicine securely put up and forwarded to any part of the United States, nlwnys accompanied with full and explicit directions for use. Communications con sidered 8tricily confidential. Office arranged with separate apartments, so that patients never see any one but the doctor himself. Attendance daily.from 3 in the morning till 9 at Bight. S. B. Persons afflicted with any of the above complaints, will d well to n .'oid the various NOSTRUMS AND SPECIFICS; advertised by Apothecaries and Druggists as a cer tain csre for any and every disease. They are put up to sell, bat not to cure, snd frequently do much more harm lhan good therefore avoid them. A word to Ihe wise is sufficient. Address DK.. J- B. SMITH 16 South Frederick St., Baltimore. Md. Oct. 13. 90-ly-c. SALT. SACKS of Salt, daily expected, for sale by J. HATHAWAY & SON. 86. oOO Oct. 4. PURE 3IEDICAL WINES & LIQUORS. DARK sod Pals French Brandy: Port, Madei ra and Sherry Wines, all ef superior quality. 5. B. J. A. EVANS. Jan IS. 129 DISCUSSIONS ON PHILOSOPHY AND Literature, Education and University Reform, chiefly from I ha Ediaburg Review; corrected, vin dicated, enianred in Notes and Apeodices: By Sir William Hamilton. Bart, with an Introductory Ea- sar. br Kobert Turnbull, D. D. Received and for tu, mj . sMm nrcei tru uu u S.WrWHITA ITER'S. leat Not. 12. UPHOLSTERING rGOoDS : PAPRR Hangings, "Curtains, Lace snd Da ma sir Bands, Loops, Tassels, Shades, Ac. All work ia above lias dons r shortest notice -, WILKINSON '4jk-t1?R, rf ; t)jit27 ? Over the Prslt Depot. 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Philadelphia S. E. Coess. Baltimore Wm. H. Peaks and Wm. Thomson. BUSINESS CARDS. JAMBS AIDIUUK, BDWAUD m VAOB. ANDERSON & SAVAGE. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS WILMINGTON is. O. Liberal cash advances made on consign mnts. Oct. 22. 94- GEO. 1IARRISS, Genera! Coiuiuissiou 31crcli;iii(, WILMINGTON, N. C. STRICT st tent Ion given io procuring. Frelgbt and purchasing Carrots for visstls. tliru ro K P. Hall, Ksq. 1 0. G. Parsley, Ksq. 1. A. Taylor. Esq. Wilmington. J. U. Bellamy, Kq. J .Messrs. Tooker, Smyth t Co., ) v . Thompson & Hunter, JlNcwofK Aiex'r. Herron, Jr. Philadelphia. Mensrs. Williutnsdt builcr, . . , , H K. Baker. Kq. 1 hsrleston, S. C. Jan. 2. 1853. 123-lf. e DuPRE & co. U IIOLESAl.E AND It ETAIL GROCERS Corner Kraut and li Iuccm-sIi ects, WILMINGTON, N. C. C D IT P R E . I). B. BAKER. HENRY MTT, FACTOR aD, FURWABDIaU tiCEXT, Will gicc hi jernnat attention to business entrust ed to his core. Sept. 8, 1S53. 75-tr. 0. L. 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WILL sell or buy Ileal Estate and Negroes al a small commission. also : Strict attention given to the sale of Timber, Tur pentine, Tar, or any kind of Country Produce. Office second door, South side of Market street, on the wharf. June 12, 1853. 33-Iy. A. II. VANBOKKELEN. General Agent, Commission an 1 Forwarding Merchant, WILMINGTON, N. C. Particular attsaiion given to sale snd parchase of Naval Stores. ' ' June 1, 1S53. 123-ly. J.C.LATTA, COMMISSION MERCHANT 4- GENERAL , WILMINGTON. N. C. ' " ' ' Oct. 1,1633. - : .8Sir' " TOWAGE? TOWAGE ! ! , , fWfK STEAMER Sana Beary, A.M Oath 1 rie, maatori Steamer Calhoun, Jos - An. i Sprioes, snasierv aresdf at sB tisoM forbaainess. Ordets far Towsge wlO bars promB-tatteatiQa if left at office of A rent. . , , . ,,, , KO; FlAttai. JsneTT, " - . 43tC BUSINESS CARDS. JAsTn. ciiadburn& T ca Generdl Commission 31 crc bants, tV ILMINGTO. N. V. Jas. H. Cmadsjosji. Gsj. Chaosovbn. Jun. I, 1351. U3. RUSSELL & BROTHER, (LATE ELLIS. BCSSELt & CO ,) iEXERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS WILMINGTON, N. C. Liberal cash advances mads on consignments of N aval -.lore, Cot toil, and other produce. May 3, 1353. C. & D. DuPRE. WHOLE SALE AND R ETA L DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Paints. Oil, lje Studs, Glass. Perfumery, Cigars, Old Liquors, Kanry Articles, c., A1AICKKT STREKT, WILMINGTON, N. C. Preseriptionscarcfull : j.npoun Jed by expert- need person. March iS, 1853. WILLIAM A. GWYEi, General lgenl:FonrardiegfcCommiioB flertssnt I take pleasure in inlorinlny my friends, that I am prepared lo give sit business entrusted lo me efficient and personal ailention. I have a whaif foi Naval Stores, with ample accommodations, Sipitii House, and Warehouse. Consignments of Naval Stores for 8a le or shipment ; snd all kinds of cotm ry pro lucu solicit id. Cash advances made on con-innn nt . April 18, 1353. 15. GEORGE MYERS, W.DLKSALE AXD RETAIL GROCER Keeps constantly on hand, H 'irncs, 'Feat. Liquors, Provisions, H ood and Wiltou) Ware, Frail, Confectiontries, ftr. Soulh Front street, VVILHINGTtIN, N.'J. Nov. IS, 1852. 109. S. B. & J. A. EVANS, WHOLESALE AD RETH t DBCIGISTS, UILMINGTON, N. C. Will Keep always on hand s large and very select 4tock of Drug', Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass, burgles! Instruments, Pdient Medi cines, Perfumery, &c.. at low prices. Jan. 13, 1853. 130. JOSEPH II. FLANKER, ' General Commission Merchant, WILMINGTON, N. V. Mav 9lh, 13i3. 87-1 v-e. J. HATHAWAY & SON, COMMISSION MKRCHAN I'S, IV1LMI.VGTON, N. C. I. Hathawav, J. L. Hathawat. Feb. 16, 1153. 31. geo il Telly, COMMISSION MERCHANT. VT .!.. 1 H' . , V . I. U . I . . . .leilUUUl lUAt A. TlilUIIGl B,UU lllll I II willattcndto the sale of ail kinds of Country Pro, J U .- - I T I I P A A. ind will keep constantly on hand a full supply of ivvicicnccp . WilleHall.ol Wayne, John vie llae, Wilmington W Ciriwir. flen. Alx. . MrRlc. " R.P.Hall, Wilmington, Wiley A.WaUei, " Dec. 13. I852. . 116-ly. MILES C0STIN, COMMISSION MEROHAN T , WILMINGTON. N. C. ncprn to E. P. Hall, Esq. .Prcs'l Branch Stale 1 Bank, I Thos.H. vV right, Eaq., Prcs'i Bank t Wilming Capa Kear, f ton.N.C O.G. Parsley, Esq., Prcs'i Commcr- I cial Ban. j Dec. 19. 13S2 118-tf. WILLIAM II, PEAKE, COLLECTOR AND AUVt.RTIMf U AC! NT For Co mi try Newspaiters throughout the United State. Ihsemenl of Sun Iron Bu lains;s, Baltimore street All business ec'-rusted to his care transacted promptly, on liberal terms. sepl 7 95-f MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN CABINET FUi.MTURE, BEDSTEADS), CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, dtc. &c. If rout street, South of Market, BROWN'S BUILDI.VU, WILMINGTON, N. C. Sept. 16. 1853. 79- y-c GEO. 0. VAN AMK1NGE, iROKI.R, AN O 1IKIICANTII.E AGENT, WILMINGTON, N. C. PARTICULAR, uticntion paid to the purchase ol sale of ail descriptions of Merchandise and Pro duce, and on which one per cent commission will be charge i. Any business intrusted to him will re ceive prompt and personal attention. Ilis desk for the present is in lite office of Mr. Wm. A. Gwyer. K.EFEBENCE8 . Messrs. Ellis, Russell & Co., 1 " Adams, Bro. & I'o., V Wilmington. ' I.R Blossom, Esq. ) August 14. 1952. 65.-e . C. FHKEMAN. . GEOHGE HOt'TO!l. KltKEMAN A HOUSTON, MERCHANTS AND FACTORS, WILMINGTON, N. C. I). C. FREEMAN & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ITS KJtONT STREET, NEW VOKK. mmn and houstus, yilulcton, n. c. KRKP constantly on hand a stock of Flour, Corn, Pork, Bacon. Salt, Coffee, Sagar, Mo losses, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, CandlesSoep, For eurn and Domestic Liquors and H tnes ; Iron, iaits, Paints, Oils, Glass, Djmestics, Hals, Boots, Shoes, Leather, AzricuUurat Implements, and a va riety of other articles, suitable fur familyand plan tation use and Ihe retail imde, which they will dispose of in lots to suit dealers or consumers on reasonable terms for cash, or in exchange for Na val Stores or other produce. The senior partner D. C. Fssbmast, is located in the city Xf New Vorb ; the junior partner, Sio. Hocston, In Wilmington. If desired, advances, will he made on con'isrnments lo and from either place. All business entrusted to them will receive proper attention; and orders for Goods will b promptly and carefully filled. S ent. 9, 1852. - 76-f. H. oi.LM: G. POTTfca. it D0LLNER & POTTER, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS NEW YORK: Liberal Cash Adsancts mad on all Consignments. April 30, 1353. 2tf-Iy-pd." I. VESSEL.. a. B. El LESS. WESSELV&VEILERS: COMMISSION MFRCHANTS AND WHOLE SALE OaOCERS, North Water Street, Wil mington, N. O.,1 intend Jo keep at ths ahovs stands general assortment of Grocriesr Liqsors, and Provisions at wholcsalo and to carry on a GeneralCommiaslon Business. . E. P.Ball.Pres't Br-eh Bank ofths Stats. ) O. G. Parsley, Pres't Commercial Bask; v V Wil P.K.DickinsoB;F.s. -1 ' i- rHPdh-CT.Jw y . , j ... i- Dollnet 4l Pot ter.t - WILKINSON & 'ESLER. 1-. . - iCASB.., j.8'l.BSS,H, M. t. p- CnfectIen3rj,Pralt.Nats,TsT9,Pane7AT t Ides. lerfnmeTjr,Tsbaees. Segaro, ?.. : ' 'l WHOLESALE ANB RR1 AIL. MBv STBJ.KT NoT.30,1833 LIVER C0.U PLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. Jaundice. Chronic or Nervous Debility, Die eaxe f the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising from a disordered Uttr or Stomach, such as Constipation, inward Piles. Fullness if Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart Durn, disgust lor rooa. v uuoess or Wcisht is the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, nurruasna utincuii Hreaining, r lutierlngat the Heart, Choking- or SulRicatine Sentaliuna when in a lying pjs' ure. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before ihesight, Pever snd Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency ol f erspiranon. 1 cllowness of ihe Skin and Kyea, Pain in the Side, Back, Cbcsi, Limbr, tf-c , Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Fl sh Ci nsmni Imaginings of evil, and great depressions of Spliita, can be eiii etually cuied by Ull HUUKLA.X H o CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS, I'HUPAIIEI) BY IH. V. M. JACKSON. No. 1 20 Arch street. Philadelphia. Their t ower over the above diseases Is not excell ed, if equalled, by any other preparation in theUni led States, .is the cures attest, in many cascsafter skilfulphysiciun hadfaikd. I hese Kittersare worthy the attention of invalids Possessing rejt virtues in the rectification of dis eases of the Liver snd lesser glands, eerciing the most searching powers in weakness and atfections of I he digestive organs , they are, rithal, safe, cer tain and plensnnt. tCKAU AIJ UK LU. I.HUfcU. The "Pnil idelphla S.ttnrdiy Gaielte," says of Dr. Hooplawd's German Bitters. "It is seldom that wj recommend what are term ed Patent Medicines, to the confidence and patron age of onr readers; and therefore when we recom mend Ur. HooHund's German Biilerx, we with it to be distinctly understood that we are not speaking of the nostrums of the d ay , that are noised about for a brief period and then forgotten after the v have done their guilty race of misclili f, but of a medicine long established, universal v prized, and whieh has mel the heart y approvnl of ihe faculty itself.'' 'Scott's Weekly," said, Aug. 25 : "Dr. Hoofland's rniiin Bitters, manufactured by Dr. Jackson, sre now 'ecommended by some of the most prominent men.-s.s of the faculty as an article of much t tfica- cyincj 's oi female weakness. Persons of debili tated con 'utions H iiln.id these Bitters advantage ous to .heii ealth ns we know from experience the salutary eflect they have up-n weak system.." MOSE EVIDKNCP. J. G. Moore. Esq , of the Daily News, said. Oct 31. "Da. Hoofland's Germ am Bittebs. We are Irv ing this renowned medicine for a stubborn disease of the bowels, and can with truth testify to its efficacy We have taken the contents ef two bottles, and wo have derive! more benefit from the experiment than we derived previously from ycarsof allophattc treat ment at ihe hands of our first physicians." Hon. C. D. Uincline, Mayor of the City of Cam den, N. J., says : "Hoofland's Gfkmans Ritteb3. We have seen many flutturin? notices of this medicine, md the source from which ihey came induced us to make inquiry rebpeciing us merits. rrom inquiry we were persu.-ided io use it, and m.st sny we found il specific in its action upon diseases of the liver and digestive organ, and ihe powerful influence it exens upon nervous prostration, Is really surprising It calms and s'rengt liens the nerves, bringing ihcm in to a state ol repose, making sleep refresh inc. If this medicine w as more generally used, we are satisfied i here would briefs sickness, as from the stomach, liver and nervous system, the great major ity of real and imaginary det-enses-ninnate. Have them in a healthy condition and you can bid defi ance to epidt mics generally. This extraordinary medicini- we would advise our friends who are at all indisposed, to give atrial it will recommend it self. It should, "n fact, be in every fumily. Noothcr medicine can prodncr such evidences ol merit." For sale wholesale ard mail at ihe GERMAN MF.DIC1NK STORE. No. 120 Arch street, one door below Sixth. Phila delphia, and byrespectub dealers generally thrcueh out ihe country. Sold in Wilmington bv S. B. J. A. EVANS. In Fayeiievillc by S. J HINSDALE. Juneir 3S-3m "MAN KNOW THYSELF." AN invaluable Book for 25 cei.ts. "Evcrj Fami ly s-hould have a copy." Six th ousand copies sold inters thanihree months. A new edition, revised and Improved, jus"! issued. Dr. Hunter's Medical Manuel snd hand Book for the Afflicted, containing an outline of ihe origin, progrefs. treatment and cuie of every form cf dis ease, contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse, by self-abuse, or by sexual excess, wiih advice for their prevention, written in a familiar style avoiding all medical technicalities, and everything that would oll'end the ear of decency, from the result of some twenty years successful practice, exclusively devo ted to the cure of diseases f a delicate or private nature. To which is added, receipts for the cure of the a hove diseases, and a (remise on the causes, symp toms aud cure, of the Fever and Ague, for iwcniy five cents s copy ; six copies one dollar ; will be for warded to any part of the United States, by mail, free of post.ige. Address, porlnge pair, Cosden 4 Co., Publishers or box 196, Post Office, Philadelphia. "This is, without exception, the most comprehen sive and intelligible work published on the class of diseases of which it treats. Avoiding all technical tetms.it addresses itself io ihe reason of its readers. 1 1 Is free from all objectionable matter, and no pa rent, however fastidious, can object to pluc-init in the hands of his sons. The author has devoted many years to the treatment of '.he various com plaints treated of. and 'with loo little brenth to puff.' and 'too liille pre-uinption lo impose,' he has offered to the world at the merely nominal prie- of 25 cents, the fruits of some twenty years most successful prac tice." Herald. "No ii aclur or parent should be without the knowledge imparled in this invaluable woik. it would save years of pain, mortification snd sorrow to the youth under their charge." People's Advo cate. A Presbyterian cltreymnn in Ohio, in writing of Hunter's Medical Manuel, says: "Thousands ol our youth. by evil example and ihe influence of the passions, hjve been led into the habit of self-pollution withouj realising the sin u nd fearful consequen ces upon themselves and their posterity. The con stitutions of thousands who are raising families have been enfeebled, if not broken down, and they do not know the cause or the cure. Any thing lhal can be done so to enlighten and influence the public mind as to check, snd ultimately lo remove this wide spread source of humin wretchedness, would confer the greatest blessing next to the religion of Jesus Christ, on the present and coming generationr Intemperance, (the use of intoxicating drinks,) though it has slain thousands upon thousands, isnoi a greater scourge to the human race. Accept my thanks in behalf of the afflicted, and believe me, your co-worker in the good work you are so active ly engaged in.' One copy will be forwarded (sreurely enveloped snd postage paiJ.i on receipt of 25 cents, or six copies for 1. Address. COSDEN &. CO. Publishers, 196, Philadelphia. Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents, rap plied on the most liberal terms. Jane 2. 34-1 y-e. MORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK ROOT. THISiasPnesy Vegetable Csmpsttnd, scientifi cally prepared irom ihs best Roots and Ilerha of the Materia Kedica. and has gained sn anrtvall ed reputation forth follwwTne rflccis, vis : - . JfUKIfYiNO THE BLOOD. and thus earing all Humors, Sores, Ulcer. Cutane ous Eruptions. Canker, Scald Head, e. KciiiUBg aad kieaatlBs lite stousck Bawcltv thss It cares Dyspepsia, indigestion, Costiveness, Piles, e. Strengthening the Ilge stive Organs, thas caasing the food to nourish sndsapport every - - part. REGULATtHO TBS SECRET A. RT OBOiRS," and, by cnabiiag thsra to perform their properfsne tiona, preventing and caring Bilious and otherpaia- fl diseases. l '-'-S ttrtnstheiiBg tnd fiictlig (be Kernel ejritra, thasallaylag Nervoas I rrttatlon , asd csrlng all dls sases ef thr Nerves. . Ills nnrivaUedlsthsesrcof air ' , . f FEMALE DISEASES.. 1 ' , : as W8akoesIrregalarit7.0bstractloa,si. It Is pteMaat to tsks, snd safe la sll eases 1 act Ingln harmony with t he restorisf sowers of natnr It mover injures ha I always benefits as4 esses, ss thowsstulsof volantsry certificates from tbs bsst sstb'rflff Prepsrebf' . C MORSE d C0..2 Maiaes-Lan, ft . Sold by Draglstsand stiisisihraslisjst cldssssl othoreosstrles. S. B. 4 J. A- R VANS, Areata,. . . . WllalBgtoa.N.C. aspt.STj, e-lf yam DR. JOHNSTON Proclaims to the sffiicisd. Jcf and near, that he has discuvend the most c' tain, rpeedy and efficacious plan for treating parties . u.ili.ukthilhi mart rww n nri nh t th., - world. By hi plan, foot ded on obseivations lnac; In the Hospitslsof Knropo and America ha w!?V sVirrtyC TV TTIYl hi Yft nil Xli tTIk Dnr' JW v j l M s ill s r w mm, - '? - - - f No Metcicry or Nauseous Ui hgs Used.) Pains In the Loins, Cunsliistional Debility, potency. Weakness of the Back sod Limbs, affec tions ot ihe Kidneys, Palpitation of the Hcari; llrinrntf. Nenrons Irrllabillty, Diseases of ih Head, Throat, Mose, or Skin; and sll those serious and melaojcholy tltsorders arisios lwni the distiuc - . i -i . . . l. i i live liabns Ot l sum, wtuen ucxauy ouiu nwij ana mind. ihM iwni ad solil rv praciiccs III u re fatal to their victims than ths orig of the Syrsns Ih ihu matincis of Ulyssss. blightinjf th ir most briliisnt hopes oranticlpations, rendsriog maniage,dtc., im ' possible. V ' " YOUNG MEN. il Especially, who have become hv victims of Solita ry Vice, that drcailful and destructive hab't w'jlch unminlly Sweeps to an untimely grave ihousnnr's tf young men of the most exalted talents snd kriliitef intelieel, who might otherwise bav entranced li . tening Senates wnh the thunders of rkxiucnr, i f waked to ecstacy ihs living lyre, may call wiih ft .' confidence. . ' i-r' - v - . .! ..!-5 MARRIAGE, . . Married persons, sr thos contempts ting ms rrlar e, Kur. n .x- a A nil . ,ir. I wmLiumC. lltbfluLt tmniMll. ' ately consult Dr. J., snd he restored t perfect' health. ... r He who places himself under the care of Dr. Joi n- ston may religiously en n fide In his honor as a j en tletiinn, and confidently rely upon hi skill ssa phjr- ' sician. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK 8t.:7 DOOKS KROM BALTIMORE St., (east slde.y UP THE STEPS, E3rBK PAKTICULAH In, observing the NAME snd NUMBER, you will1 mistake ihe place. : vi- , DR. JOHNSTON. . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London i graduste from one of the most eminent Colleges of the United States, and the greater part of whose life has bees spent in tbs hospitals of fndon, Pal is, Philadelphia, snd elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures thai were ever knowi.; ninny troubled with ringing In the head snd rats, -hen asleep, great nervousnsss, being i.Iarmed t sudden sounds, and bsshfutaess. ' with frequent blushing, sttended some times with dersngen tnt ot mind, were e tired immediately.' . r -' 01 , TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE: Dr. J. addresses all those who have Injured thcoi-' selves by private sniTimproner indulgences, that se cret and solitary habit which rules both body and mind, unfitting thetn fur cither business or society. These ate some of the tad and melancholy fleets produced by early habits of youth, vis: Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation-of the Heart, Dyspasia, Nervous Irritability, Derange ment of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Sympir ms of Consumption, &c. MrxTALLV. The fearful eflecls on ihe mind are much 10 be dreaded Loss of Memory, Confuixi of Ideas, Depression of Spli its, Evil-Forebodings,' Aversion t" Society, Self-Distrust. Love of Soli tude, Timidity, dto , are some of the evils produced. ITtousanOs ol persons, 01 ail sees, can low judge what is the cause of their declining health. Lurinsc their vigor, becoming weak, pale and emaciaieV have a einular apnearsnce sbuut the eyes, conh and symptoms of Consumption. DR. JOHNSTONS IN VIGOR A TING REJ f ED Y FOR GENITAL DEBILITY. This grand and important Remedy has restored ' strength and vigor to thousands of Ihe m,isl ner- . viyis snd debilitated, many of whom had lost all hopes, and been abandoned to die. Ky its complete invlgorntion of the Nervous Syst ui, th whole facu ties become restored to their proper power snd functions, snd the fallen fabric of life raised up to . beauty, consistency, snd duration. upon ihe rnlnsof an emaciated and premature decline to sound and. prUtine health. Oh, how happy have hundreds of misguided youths been made who have been sud denly restored to heulth, frem tlut devastations of those terrific maladies wnich result from indiscre tion. Such persons, before contemplating MARRIAGE. Should reflect that a sound mind and body bts rke most necessary requisites to promote connubial, happiness. Indeed, without these, ihs journey through life becomes a weary pilgrimage, the pros pect hourly darkens lo the view the mind brcomr s shadowed with despair, and filled with the mtlin cholly reflection, that the happiness of another be comes blighted v itli our own. Let no false delica cy prevent you, but apply immediately, and aave yourself from the driadfuf consequences of this ter rible malady. WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS immediately cured snd full vigor testnrrd-. O-ALL LETTERS MUST BE POST, PAID. Remedies sent to onv part of the country. ' TO STRANGERS. DR. JOHNSTON, of the Bs.iin.ore Lock Hcs-. piial, whose long residence in ibis city, standing as' a gentleman of character ond rerponsiMlitv, exten sive practice in the various Horptlsls ( Europe snd this country, snd skill snd experience to which thousands can testify, ns well as his ability In ih Surgical department of his pro femdon, as slider -- by reports of his operations on the Eyas and JV formed Limbs, published in tlie Baltimore Sun one o:hr r pspers, in the yenrs 1341 2, by which the btim! tcere made to see and the lame to vnlk straight, ren ders him worthy of all confidence epon I lie patt f ' those who need bis professional services, ard win would shun the many trifling and ignorant prefer -ders advertising themselves as Physicians. J-To those, "unacquainted w ith his repo'fatW , Dr. Johnston deems it necetssry to say ihst hi credentials or diplomas always hang In his ffice. IOFFICE.No 7 SOUTH FREDERICK St.," Essi side, up the steps. . Oct. 13. SO-lye. . DR. HARRIS, , GRADUATE UP CAMBIIIDCfc CLASS 1624. FOUNDER OF THEjf BALTIMORE LOCK' INFIRMARY. No. 31 SOUTH GAY ST. Opposite the Exchange Bnrldim ef snd Pnst Offre ) 'j'HOSK REQUIRING hi F.OICALORS L MGI X CAL AID, by applying 10 Dr. 11., may teear SKILLFUL TREATMENT AND ADVICE, while all communiesrions will be sseredly shl hi ed by tbs JEnis f professional honsr. Aware of the difficulty with the public to dis criminate, in a newspaper advertisement, bet w en ihe genuine snd skillfsl physn law and ?he tparions pretensions of Ihs designing and dangerous Quae. , Dr. H. will cheerfully give, when applied to, private references as will fully sstislv all w ho te qairs his services. , - - . - BEWARE OF NOSTBl'MS! A told the Patent ElUirs, Compounds and Cor-' dials, advertited to curs mil persons under rarUI forms of disease. As the eonstilotlon- and hsbiis or individuals differ, REASJ2N TEA F.J Ke same remedy eanno be ssUedTo all alike, snd thar disease can only be safely and eiTcctnalW rrsdirsl cd by s judicious application of proper remedies. ATTENTION ISVITEII. A practical experience of over Zt years rnables Dr. H. 10 insors a soacd and speedy cure Is s err-' tain clsss of diseases, which have too long been yielded by regular Physicians to lbs hands f qasek ery. Hs ma bo eoosnltcd . confidentially, cither la person or by letter. Persons at a distance eared st noma by address-' tag a tetter 10 DR. iiORDONj.UARRlSS, Balti more, Md. - .... . j ' AU commanlcJHlorif tonfdcntioL - Remedies scat by MaU or Express tossy part of the Untied 8utes. . j, , 4i . M-lr-d8.1t,f . . . FRESH ARRIVALS CF GROCERIES. v.'ii, JustUkmimd.LrtefraCm. ' ' OA KEGS Extra Gosbes Uoiiert Fslton BJsr JJ kst Beef moked Beef snd Beef Tonraes i 50 boxes New tUistss f 5 drums Figs ( Craav berries., Carraats, Citron -every variety of Ki trscts tot Flavoring; 23 boxes A. M. Candles t 20 boxes Tallow Candles; 20 Sperm 1 1C0 packsres f assoried Crackers r SO botrs Cardies t 60 btis Potatoes j 25 bbls. Apples t Pickles and rreserres I 20 boxes New Inona 19 psckares -oriet Im ported LlqsoTt f0 dos Imported Bottled Lfqaova sod Wisest 100 boxes t law Crackers; 20U.C0O Segsrs; Ssaces and Catssps; with -every variety of Groceries at lew prices, st rhe Original Family Grcry. i-.siw- ? U J. v i -GEO. J4 VKKS. . . NV.Stb . ' ' ,.T. 101 BALTIMORE LOCK IlOKMTlll V iAfc.tt. MANG13S, Shades and Cartalsa -f Ji Lacs snd Osssask snade sad pat i he , WILKINSON IvS I VB, jicafiVLi - Wphsisajtsy
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