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WILMINGTON, K. C:
THURSDAY JANUARY 19. 1854.
ONE SHORT YEAR.
In one short yew, 0 who cn tell
What changes time will bring 1
The mo will shine a brightly then,
The birds xs sweetly sing ;
The flowers unfold their petals fair,
And all without bo gay,
But those we lore so dearly now,
May then hare passed away.
The young may now dream goldea drem
The future has In store ;
But e'er one year hath passed 1 away.
Ti.ir hlinsful dreams are oer,
tZ wron2S
To steel the youthful heart,
And mae the spirit bow beneath
Their earth-depressing; arx.
The changes vast of one short year,
Bo strangely they do
That we can scarcely deem tbciu. aught
But one short mournful dream.
In one short year all that we lore,
May then hare passed away :
And we have gone the way of eartn,
To realms of brighter day.
as izimiTtmtmmm
A letter from Washington, in the Peters-
Tons which hung over the f1
ccremonj of her recent arnaS
Lieutenant in the Nuval service. She state,
that some months since she was conducted
o a house in this city, and there marnedja
her supposed husband, b7 a person o
hi V an Episcopal clergyman that Tings
lire exchanged, and for a short ihey
lived together, when he was suddenly call
ed off to" the Pac.fic Doubts hav. been
raised as to the legality of the marriage,
and she entertains a dark suspicion that
there has been an imposition practiced upon
her Immediately on hearing the lady's
narrative, Secretary Dobbin, with that en
ergy and uprightness of character for which
heis justly distinguished, peremptorily or
dered the lieutenant to report, in person, to
him, at as early a period as possible, dej.
daring, with emphasis, that if it did
turn out to be true that he had practiced a
fraud upon the poor gill, his name should
be stricken at once from the roll of the
Navy.
CAPT. INGRAHAM AT ALEXANDRIA
A letter from an officer of the U. S. sloop
of war St. Louis, dated Aloxandria, Egypt,
Dec. 1st, says :
Our reception, here was of the most
gratifying character, owing chiefly to the
feelings 'of respect and admiration which
the gallant act of Captain Ingraham at
Smyrna, and its decided endorsement and
vindication by our government, have inspi
red throughout the East. Two public de
monstrations of respect to that commander,
to our country, and to it flag, have alrea
dy taken place here since our arrival The
first was in the form of a serenade on the
first evening; the second at the theatre, to
which we were iuvited, for the express pur
pose, as we afterwards understood. On
the first occasion, Mr. Jones, latflf consul,
briefly returned thanks to the crowd for the
compliment. On the second, the respect
paid to. Capt. Ingraham and to the flag
(one of which had been prepared, and wa.
ved from the box of a party of gentlemen.)
was acknowedged by Captain Ingraham
and Mr. DeLeon, the new consul general,
who was conveyed to his post by the St.
Louis, simply rising up and bowing to the
audience. Upon the whole, these demon
strations were so significant and so respec
table in their character, as to induce the
mention of them."
From the Neic Haven Palladium.
OUTRAGE.
A e learn that a gros outrage was com
mitted in State street last evening by eight
or ten ruffianly fellews, to the great terror
of a pcor widow woman and her children
temporarily living there. We give the sto
ry as it was told to us, without vouching
for its truth in every particular though vre
have no doubt that it is substantially true.
It appears that an Irish woman nd three
or four cnilJren were living In a cellar in
East street, and suffering from the cold and
want of food. Her husband was dead and
the little money left by him was kept from
her by some person assuming to act as the
representative of the husband's interests.
A suit was brought, and the money, a mere
trifle, obtained. The reason given by the
woman for her bad treatment and ne-lrct
was, that she had declined going to the
confessional for a year or more. Her bro
ther, not long ago, left the Romish Church
and that fact may have lessened her zeal
in the faith. Through some connections,
the suffering condition of this woman came
under the notice of Mr. Gilbert, proprietor
of Gilbert's Hotel, and he took her and her
children to a chamber in State street, oppo
site the market of Messrs. Todd & Carlisle
w1?hCf,?il , fami1?' and warined hem
uri luel of his own Aim UKi-
,ho S KK S, n? f lhe Children entered
the Sabbath School at the North Church
and the mother, we believe, attended ser'
v.ce during the day. La evening nearly
a dozen full grown men. if they desert
the name of men, entered the chamber of
this poor woman, and threatened her life
unless she returned to her church and the
other influences from which she had esca
ped, and through fear of her life asisTtl
ted, she yielded. How much credit ito
be given to her statements under such cir
cumstance.,the public must judge 3,1
Mr. Gilbert and others were it fhe rooi
immediately after these brave men ha!
left, and found the woman and chUdren ap
pareotly in the wildest fright. The police
were soon at hand, and hU ?" Pu.Ce
seeking for the ruffians, and we trust that
rFZJ , u "uccessiui in tindmg them.
uy, wu. uave to oe taught that such pro
ceedings will not be tolerated here for an
instant. The affair ha. a very bad look as
it now stands. What can be said from the
ra vt8,lfevireJieVeU0f iU US,V
is. yet to be seen.
A FEMALE SENTENCED TO JAIL.
rfrTbM?rt.Doi,S1 convicted at
Norfolk of violating a, utute of ViririnUu
bj keeping school for colored chiUren!
has been sentenced to one mornhVimori.
onnwnt in jail: Judge Baker, in pJW
sentence, stated that he did not perceive a
single jnitigating circumstance in her caw
but. owing to the fact that the offender wJ
a female, he would not enforce the ricid
Denaltyof the law. She wai accordingly
committed to the charge of the jailor, who
took herio prwonui -
. . . ' " i
mifAftf unii. rMXEGE.
located lllB-SKa"-
imiEc .ad suum
Jilwnicrff IN will most wlili prompt attention.
WHISKEY. V ,JJ
CiCZf BBLS.isst received, foreale by
SOU - FREEMAN A HOUSTON.
Dee. 22
119
fO-PARTNERSDIP NOTICE.
THE Subaeribera have ihia dajr formed Co
' PartnerahiD aider the name and tyl of
AMR8 P. GILLESPIE A CO., for the purpose
f carrying on a GENERAL AGENCY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
j an co t. iiiL.ue.orir.,
GEORGE S. GILLESPIE.
Wilmington, Nov. 6. 1863- ,100-tf.
CRYSTAL PALACE CLOTHING,
AND MERCHANT TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
KAHNWEILER 4 BRO. beg leave to announce
in their numerous friends and citizens in the
vicinity, that they will open, cn or about the 20th
Inst., a branch Kstabiionment, on mnrnci umi,
imitniiia MiMin e Hail, wnerc wi oe iuu du cu n-
sianily on hand, an elegant and rich assortment of
Gealtftncn's Uoods lor iireoring .n (juh.i, -un.i-i-
Ol the most recent importations from Pans and
London, which will be mado up in the best and
most tasteful manner to order.
K b Bro. have secured the services of a Practi
cal Cutter, having been engaged in his profession
for fourteen years in Pans, snd being awsre of the
great need of such sn establishment in tbis city,
they feel junt pride in being able to offer to Gentle
men, GARMENTS of rvery description, equal in
taste and fit to any establishment of the kind,
Norih. ALSO,
will be keDt constantly on hand, a rplendid supply
of superior mada CLOTHING, cut arid trimmed
In the latest fans sir ie, an oi wnicn win oe soia
at the lowest possible price and
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Oct 11. . 89.
JUST RECEIVED.
A SUPPLY of Cox's Geletinet babbitt's Yeast
JA. Powders; Preston's Eztractsof Lemon, Vanil
la.&c. for sale low, by
S.B. J. A.EVANS.
Dec. 18. 118.
TOOL CHESTS,
T7URNISHED complete for gentler
URNISHED complete for gentlemen and boy
X just received at the Hardware Store
store.
June 18. J. M. ROBINSOT.
DENTISTRY.
Da.T. B. CARR has returned from
the Nrth with a largely increased
stock of Teeth. Instruments. Ac
Having consulted msny eminent Dentists, he has
perfect confidence irr the superiority of Allen's Pa
tent mode of inserting teth with artificial gums
Full sets inserted immediately after the extraction
of the teeth, and remodelled after the gums have
healed without additional charge. They can be
worn without pain, and removed from the mouth by
the wearer, and are cleaner and stronger than teeth
inserted in any other way. and are vcarrantcd to
give perfect satisfaction. All other operations per
formed in the most approved manner. Reference
to individuals in this place now wearing teeth with
th patent improvement.
Oct 4-w-tr tf 86
W. M. SHERWOOD & CO.,
WHOLESALE Grocers and Commission Mer
chants Wilmington, N. C.
All consignments of Naval Stores, together with
Cotton, Bacon, Laid, Corn, Meal, Klour, Ac, sbsl
secure the highest marker price.
Dec. 13 H5tf
27 DOZ. ASSORTED BROOMS,
FOR sale by C. DrPRE CO.
Oct. 22
On FIRKINS best Goshen Butter; 100 boxes
6U Cheese premium Cheese. For sale by
Nov. 26.
W. M. SHERWOOD CO.
LOUNGES.
XirHY not buy a Lounge of
VV WILKINSON
& ESLER.
Upholsterer.
Jan. 7
MOLASSES.
orime sweet Ct
1 Df H H D S . prime sweet Cuba Molasses in
x tJj strong package;
P.Brown. For sale bv
ig packages, just landed from Brig S.
Dec. 8. J. HATHAWAY A SON.
JUST TO HAND.
1 Oil BOXES Raisins; 50 boxes Cheese ; 25
1 UU small E. Cheese, 10 boxes eah extra; I
bbl. Cranberries; 1 do. Shell Bark's; "500 Coaco
Nutts; lOOOIbs. Siewarisbfst Candies: Applet,
Beets, Tarnips, Onions and Irish Potatoes, New
Buckwheat in bbls., boxes and bags. Hiram Smith
Floor in bbl., half do. and bags ; 100 boxes New
Scotch Herring ; 500 lbs. 'Codfish, and for sale low
for iherash, at the original Family Grocery, Front
Street. GEO. MYERS.
Dec. I. 110.
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
FROST STREET.
ACCOUNTS made at this Establishment prior
to the 1st Inst., are now due, and settlement
is earnestly dctirta ythe snbscriber.
Jan. 7 J.D.LOVE.
CIDER AND APPLES.
Q"V barrel Marshall's Cider and 15 barrels A p
CKJ pies in fine order, just received per sehr. H.
Ha Hoc it. -0raieby j.B.rLAnnwt,
Dec. 20
118
POCKET DIARIES,
T?OR 1854. Various sizes for sale by
X J.T.
Jan. 5
MUNDS.
124
DRAWING AND PAINTING
MATERIALS.
DRAWING Paper, all sizes, also by the gord ;
Tracing Paper, Mouth Glue, Bristle Board.
Monochromatic Boon, Faber's Polygrades; Pen
cils, I, 2.3 and 4; Stumps, Crayons, Crayon Ho d
ers, Dividers, Protractors, Scales, Parallel Rul. s.
Pencil Powder, M. H- ano is. a., camera Hair pen
cils. Pencil Rubber, Drawing Cards. Drawing
Hooks, Water Colors Newman's Reeves on.
For sale at S. W. WHITAKER'S.
Jan 5 124
GENERAL ORDER NO. 1.
LL persons having claims against steamer
r -Spray." S. H. Martin dtCo or A. H. Van
Bokkrlen, prior to first January, will please I tart
same at Head Quarters, South W harves.
A. H-VANBOKKELEN.
Jan. 5 124-lm
JUST RECEIVED
A ''ARGE d complete supply of J'RESH
SEEDS, eomprisingevery variety usually call
1 for, raised and putuplythe United Society of
,"V!? N?w Lebanon, N. Y. Ordcrtfrom our
country friends promptly filled.
t. S. B. J. A. EVANS.
- , 134
WHISK RV
AT) BBLS now landing.
Dec 7 Aan a-HAKTin.
9 117
$30,000 WANTI7TI
TS" Fe" eep River' N,viM,..
According to. the nravisinna m .k. . : . .
Ur. bum) it .i.. i... -"wnaeo enar
the last ana ilim nf .l- . r
veTnH0?' thouwnd do.lar'oT1 ie than
wWpCjii0"" r Portion of said sum
Plttaboroasbw
Janaary.1864.
Jaa.3 av. c ? t t ( .
,i-ta
Chatham r7 . 1 ""urer t
m CoMtKN.C, by the 20th
HlTNOV 1
;mEnFi:;i: LoLtii t sqmK
CLOTHS j Wart 9t England Blue tfo t BJoBrrf
eclabraied French Plack rCIotna ; Piano and
Table Cwmi B4 BlanketafcCOJoareo' and whlf
NgT Blanksu and very Jiaavjr regr JtcracvsY
warranted half wool. . For sale by , '
Nov. 29 ,t . , ff. JAMK&XM:WSOW. ,
T US' NORTH CAROLINA"
MUTUAL LIFE lASURAKCECOJJP'Y,
j ' ' 1 RALEiqH. H. .
TAR above Company hrabean inoperarloBsiticc
the 1st of April, 1 843, under I he direction of the
foUowinv Officers, vU s
ur.tynaries K.Jonhson.PresMenf, ,
win. tj. naywooa. vice president,
Jamea K. Jordan, Secretary. .
Win. H. Jonea, Treasurer
Petri n Basbee Attorney,
Dr.CharleaE. Johnaon, 1 ,. ,
Dt. Wm.H.McKeeJ i Medical Board f
Dr. R.B. H.nmMt'l Consultation.
J. Heramao, General Agent.
This Company has received a charter giving ad
vantages tethe insured over any other Compaay.
The 5th Section gives the Husband the privilege to
insure his own life for I he sole us of his Wife and
Children, fret from any claim rof the rep resent a
ives of the husband or any of hie creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
memoersparticipateln the whoit of the pronts which
areiectared annually Besides, the applicant for
life, when the annual premium is over $30 may pjv
one half in a Note.
All claim for insurance againat the Company will
oepaid within ninety days after proof of the death
of the party, is furnished.
Slaves are insured forone or five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this
class of properily against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents a new and inieresting
feature in the history of North Carolina. which will
prove very Important to the Southern Statea.
The laat four months operation of this Company
shows a verylarge amount of business more than
the Directors expected to do the first year having
already issued more than 200 Policies.
Dr. Wn. VV. Habbisb, Medical Examiner, and
Agent. Wilminpton, N. C.
A II Communications onbusinessof the Company
ahould be addressed to
J AS. P. JORDAN, Sec'y.
Ralelgh,Feb. 12, IS53. 141-if.
EMPTY BARRELS.
300
PRIME S Spirits Barrel jast received
and for sale b
Dee.
17
ADAMS BRO. A CO.
JUST RECEIVED
FROM New York and Baltimore :
20 baga Laguyra C flee ;
40 baga Rio Coffee, extra :
25 mats old J a va Coffee ;
20 drums Fresh Figs;
40 bbls. snd boxes Crackers fresh ;
4 kegs MaUga Grapes ;
5 boxes Fine Lemons ;
10 hbls. extra No. 1 Mackerel j
(0 boxes new crop Raisins ;
5 cases preserved Ginger ;
6 boxes line Citron ;
40 boxes Fresh Buckwheat ;
6 " Rice Flour.
The above goods will be sold on the best terms
forCash. C DePttE A CO.
DecS 113
NOTICE.
LAND Warrant, No. 66,749 for 40 acres of land.
Issued to Casndre E. Mclver wsv lost In Wil
mington about 20th Oct. last. The Wsrrsnl had
been assigned in Blank, and was in readiness for
sale, but the public sre notified that a caveat has
been-filed in the land office to prevent its bring
located, and it will be of no use to any one. Ap
plication will he made for a renewal of the same.
NATHAN BRANSON, Guardian.
Dec. 22 119-w
LARD!
LARD. oh! Lard, oh I Lard, oh! oh, Lard 1 oh.
Lard I oh, Lard I
Just received, thirty-five kegs very white N. C, for
sale by J. R. RESTON. A Co.
Dec. 10 114
CIDER.
BBLS just received per schr. I.. P. Smith,
and for. ale low by ZKNO. H. GREENE.
20
Dec. 22 N.C. T. copy 113
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WE the undersigned, entered into a Copart
nership on the 1st of October. 1853. under the
style and firm of TAYLOlt A PETTEWAV, for
the transaction of a GENEHAI, GROCERY
BUSINESS. Wehaveuken the store formerly
occupied by S. P. Gause, next Nerth o Ellis
Mitchell's Grain Store, and hope by close attention
to busircss, and smaii profits, to secure a liberal
share of patronage.
A. D. TAYLOR,
J AS. T. PETTE ATAV.
Wilmington, Oct. 22, 1853 . 94-3m.
FINE PLAID UNSAYS,
PRINTED Druggets; Heavy Woolen Hose and
half Hose; Thick Woolen Shirts for Negroes:
very heavy all wool Twilled Blankets, and Crib
and Cradle Blankets; Georgia Kerseysand Plains.
Just received and for sale at ihe loweat prices, by
Nov. 29. JAMES DAWSON.
"MAN KNOW TDYSELF."
AN invaluable Book for 25ccnls. "Ever) Fami
ly should have a copy."
K ix thousand copiea sold In le.s thanthrce months.
A new edition, revised and unproved, jusl issued.
Dr. Hunter's Medical Manuel and hand Book for
the Afflicted, containing an outline of the origin,
progress, treatment and cure of every form ol dis
ease, contracted by promiscuoussexual intercourse,
by self-abuse, or by sexual excess, with advice for
their prevention, written in a familiar style avoiding
all medical technicalities, and everything that would
offend the ear of decency, from the result of some
twenty years successful practice, exclusively devo
ted to the cure of diseases i. f a delicate or private
nature.
To which is added, receipts for the core of the
above diseases, snd a treatise on thecauses, symp
toms aud'eure of the Fever and Ague, for twenty
five cents a copy ; six copies one dollar ; will be for
warded to any part of the United States, by mail,
free of postage. Address, )0lsge paid, Cosden f
Co., Publishers or box 1 96, Post Office, Philadelphia.
"This is. without exception, the most comprehen
sive and intelligible work published on the class of
diseases of which it trents. Avoiding all technical
tetms.it addresses itself to the reason of its readers.
It Is free from all objectionable matter, and no pa
rent, however fastidious, can object to placing it in
the hands of his sons. The author has devoted
msny years to the treatment of '.he varioua com
plaints treated of. and 'with too little breath to puff,'
aud 'too little presumption to impose,' he has offered
to the world at the merely nominal priee of 25 cents,
the fruitsof some twenty years most successful prac
tice." He-bald.
"No teacher or parent ahould be without the
knowledge imparted in this invalusble work. It
would save years of pain, mortification and sorrow
to the youth under their charge.',--Pon.K'sABVo-
A Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing of
Hunter's jneaicai oianuei, says : - i nousanas oi
our youth, by evil example and the influence of the
passions, nave been led into the habit of self-pollution
without realizing the sin andfearfulconseqnen
ccs upon themselves and their posterity. The con
st 1 1 u tions of t ho usa nd s who s re raising families ha ve
been enfeebled, if not broken down, and ihejulo not
know the cause or the cure. Any thing that can be
done so to enlighten and influence the public mind
as to check, and ultimately to remove this wide-
apaead source of numan wretcneaness, would ooyter
the greatest blessing next co the religion of Jesus
Christ, on the present and corning generations
Intemperance, (the use of Intoxicating drinks.)
though St has slain thousands upon thousands, is not
a greater scouree to the human race. Accept my
thanks in behalf of the afflicted, and betieveme.
your co-worker in the good work yon a re so active
ly engaged in."
One ropy will be forwarded (sr eurelyen veloped
and postage paid.) on receipt of 25 cents, or six
copies for !. Address.
COSDEN A CO.. Publishers,196, Philadelphia.
Booksellers Canvassersand Book Agents, sup
plied on the most liberal terns.
June 2. . 34-1 y-e.
A FRESH SUPPLY
OF Drawing and Sketch Books juat received and
an2for sale at the New Book Store.
DeeJ J-T- MPNPS.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
T HA VBrhia rfav aaanciated with me in easiness
1 my Brother. B. G. Worth,.and would solicit or
the new omt, a eon Unas nee of the patronage a ere
tofors so Ube rally bestowed upon myself.
'.T,C."vRTH.
The undersigned have this day formed a copart
nership onder the style of T. C.A B. O. Worth,
ir the transaction of the forwarding ad eomsriis
aloB bashaessv "-'-'. - -
iWsarn occapying' the 'fireproof brick store and
r J In front, owned, and formerly occupied
r ?vw-- Bwa. BawlI as his naval atora wharves
Isajjasdlstely below Ann street, and are
o receivearid forward .sell or atom,
VT -"T""' ne&anJise entrusted to or care,
if anal i . -
. WWCWQ VVIIUB. W WW
. . , 4 . 4 nuni njf :
I23s
TVORVhsni
Xted Knives wi
Spoona and For
tJL u.i.t i j I
Cnivea aad Forks, ivorv hand-
oai Forks, In-eeta er bybe oos.
a plaLed with three elsiss of pnr
to last as Ions? na tn "otri.
Stiver, warrant!
habitaat" without changing color. For sal at
the Hardware s:ore af f .r -- . -
Nov 3
JJM.BOBINSON.
, : C LOTUS i ADD CASSI3IER ES.
ITT E sell Black and 'Broad Riaih. mmA
1 VV Cassimsres, made' by n celebrated -ffMeZen,
w hie h, ate auperier in point bfserviee and beaut.
4aany other goods sold. We buy this portion of
oursioea directly rromtne tmoorter, and cnnseil
cheap. All clotbaaold by ua Warranted.
Nov. 8. HEDERICK A RYAN.
CHEAP GROCERIES.
AT 1THOLB9AI.fi AND KETAIL,,
Sorlk Water Street, WHaungUm, NerU Carwlina
1T7E, the undersigned, have just returned from
VV the Northern Cities. and while there selected
a stock of GOOD FAMILY GROCERIES, which
we are able to sell very low for cash. We wish our
friendsand acquaintances to call and examine ovir
stock before purchasing elsewhere, we feel assur
ed we can sadply them at a very low rata.
Wa are now receiving our stock, and will be ready
lor customers on the zatn instant.
TAVLOR dt PETTEWAV
Wilmington, Oct. 22, 1853. 94-3m
UPHOLSTERING.
T1TE have now on hand a large assortment of
VV Paper Hangings. Fir Screens, tc.
ALSO,
Are prepared to mike all kinds of Mattrosses,
Cushings, Lounges, or doany kind of work in the
above line. Our stock of Curtains Damask and
Lace Shades, Cornices, 4-c, 4c , is complete,
and would advise those wishing such, to rail and
examine, before purchasing elsewhere, on
WlLKlKSON A ESLER,
Oct 6 Up stairs, over .the Fruit Depot.
NOTICE
TO SHIPPERS AND CONSIGVEES OF
PRODUCE. Take notice that on and after
November 1st, shipping wharfage wiB be charged on
all produce rent to ano shipped from my wharves ;
and landing wharfage on all produce discharged
thereon. consigned to other psrtie. .
Nov 1-98-rf WM.-A.-aWVERL
10 TUBS EXTRA BUTTER,
J UST rdceived and for sale by
Oct. 22. id DcPRE 4 CO.
F. BROWN'S
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
THIS ESSENCE is a preparation of unusual
excellence In ordinary diarrhoea, incipient
cholera, in short, in all cases of prostration of the
digestive functions, so common, it is of ineaiima
blc value. During the prevalence of epidemic cho
Icra and summer complaints of children, ii is pecu
liarly "fficacious ; no family, individual or traveller
should be without it, ss it enables the system to re
sist the influence of incipient disease, which lurk
In a changing climate.
Gactiox. Be sure to jet the genuine Essence
hlch is prepared only by F. Brown, at his Drug
and Chemical Store, N. E. corner ol Fifih snd
Chesnut street. Philadelphia, and for sale by si
the respectable Apothecaries in the United Ststes
Sold in VVilmineton by S. K. A J. A. KVANS
andC.ot. D. DuPRE. June 16. 40-ly-c
DR. HARRIS,
graduate: op cahbiiidgu,
CLASS 1824.
fT3-FOUNDER OF TIIEZ
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY.
No. 31 SOUTH GAY ST.
( Opposite Ike Exckape Building and Post Office.
HOSE REQUIRING MED1CALOR SUKGI
A (JAL AlU.by applying to Vt. H., may secure
SKILLFUL Tttr.A IM K1NT AN U AOVIUK
while sll communications will be sacredly shield'
ed by the .Gzis of professions! honor
Aware of the difficulty wiih the public to dis
criminate, in a newspaper advertisement, between
the genuine and skillful physician snd he spurious
pr.trnsions of the designing and dangerous Quack
Dr H. will cheerfully give, when applied to, such
private references as will fully mi.lv all who re.
quire his services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMS!
Avoid the Patent Elixir, Compounds and Cor
dials, advertised to cure all permits under raried
forms of disease. As the constitution snd habits
ol individuals differ, REASON TEACHES the
same remedy cannot be suited to all alike, and that
disease can only be safely and effectually eradicat
ed by a judicious application of Drover remedies.
ATTENTION ISV1TIJD.
A practical experience of over 25 years enables
Dr. H. to Insure a sound and speedy cure in a cer
tain class of diseases, which have too long been
yielded by regular Physicians to the hands of quack
ery. He may be consulted confidentially, either
in person or by letter.
Persons at a distance enred at home by address
ing a letter to DR. GORDON HARR1SS, Balti
more, Md.
All communication confidential.
Remedies sent by Mail or Express to any partof
the United States.
July 19. 53-ly 4S-ly-c.
I1AIR, SHUCK & MOSS NATTRASSES
ON hand and made to order, at
WILKINSON d ESLER'S .
Oct 27 op stairs.
SEGARS! SEGAR!
Full srades, qualities, prices, A
at the Fruit
A ESLER.
KJ Depot WILKINSON
Oct.
S
CflEESE.
BOXES superior Cheese, for sate by
Dec. 15. FREEMAN A HOUSTON.
250
"I am a man, and deem nothing which relates to
man foreign to my feelings."
READ ! ! ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD
A Vigorous Mfe or a Premature lteath.
KtNKELIN ON SELF PRESERVATION.
ONLY CUNTS.
'fHIS Book, just published, is filled with useful
X information, on the infirmities and diseases of
the Generative System. It addresses itself alike to
YOUTH, MANHOOD and OLD AGE.
To all who apprehend or suffer under the dire con
sequences of early or prolonged indiscretions to
aU who feel the exhaustive effects of sedentary and
beneful habits to all who in edition to declining
physical energy, are the victims of nervous and
mental debility, anduf moping and melanchoy de
spondency. Dr.K. would say
READ THIS BOOK.
The valuable advice and Impressive warning it
gives, will prevent yeara of misery and suffering,
and save annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents by reading it, will learn how to prevent
(be destruction of their children.
TrA remittance of 25 cents, enclossd in a letter,
.ddressed to DR. KINK ELIN.PHILADELPHI A,
will ensure a book, under envelope, per return of
mail.
TrDr. K. fifteen years residentPhysician. N. W.
Ccner of THIRD and UNION Street, between
SrsucE yndPiss, Philadelphia, may be consulted
confidentially
He who placeshimself under the csreof Dr. K.
may religiously confide in his honor aa a enileman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
JT Persons tit a distance may ad Iress Dr. K. by
letter (post-paid,) snd be eured st home.
PACKAGES f MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS,
4c forwarded by s ndlng a remittance. and put up
secure from DAM AG FOR CURIOSITY.
rBooksellera, News Agents. Podlars, Canvass
ers.sftd all others supplied with the above woikat
very lowrates.
Jane t. J4-Iy-c.
FLOUR.
a g- BBLS. best brands. For sale by
4Joet. I. C. DmPRE A CO.
IN STORE.
OCA SACKS Salt
50 bbls Mullets;
25 boxes Chewing Tobaeo;
lObbla Lorillard's Snuff;
50,000 Cigars, various qualities.
For sale by 2ENO H.
Dec. 3 N. C.T. copy
GREENE.
Ill
FOR SALE.
jjujs THK House snd Lot occupied by the sut
;f 1 scribe r on Fourt; between Nan snd Ann
jLlaJLstreets possession given 1st October. Ap
ply st the Ice House,
91 SILAS H. MARTIN.,
BIATTRASSES :
rN hsnd and made to order, of any size snd qoal-
J Ity.by ; WILKIN SON KSLEK
120
I.
t YANKEE NOTIONS.
I7RESHi0iportatlona- of Apfde-Pea.eis, Beef
V Mauls sad S taks Mslleta, Wooden Sn ooaa, sad
t very article saiuble for the kitchen ialso,sH kinds
f irood things forf lb pslst. ,,: Flash supplies
was,
Opaoaita Orirtsr,Prita.
' ' AT TH K
vVHasiagsaH saddle Usrnsss, a rr;
l: JnlaJiufaetorjr.- '
THE sabserlber respecuully Uformsthe P"
ih.ihrli. reeenttv received addmoas lo -pirn
stock of Saddle sad Harness Moantlngs,
latestand most improved style, usa ts
description ol articlcin- the above line - Froo 1S
exeriracf in the business, he feels eenndsnnnst
he will h ikU .mir,. fij t iatactlOO ItSIIWDH
mayfavorhiiu with a call. HehssBw on hand,
and willconmHil lirnrauorimenio
Otcy, Gig a ttd SMey Harness, LaJ)' SaAdUt.
Bridles. Whips, S-c. Gentlemen's Saddle t, Wktfs
Spurs, 4-c.
tonsil of which he will warrant to be of the
Ibcst materials and workmanship. He
has also a lrrr a IMIrl mpnl nfTrUlikS.
Valises. Saddle and f!raf Kara.
Satchels
Fancy Trunks. Ar . nA n mho. articles usually
kept in such eslabliihmenia. all of which he offers
lowfor CASH, or onshortcreditto prompt custo
mers.
Saddles .Harness, Trunks .edical Bags. die. Ac
made to order.
Inaddition tothe above the subscriber always
keeps on hand a larire smodIv of Striuc Ieatlier
andhas now. and wiJlke-jp through theseaaonagood
assorimentoi i- ly nfi-tla.
All are Invited to call and examine my Goods
whether In want ornol, as I take pleasure in shew
ing my assortment lo all who may favor me witn a
call.
Harnessand Coach Trimmings sold a t af airprice
toperaons buying to manufacture
Also. Whirs ai wholesale.
Mlkind80f Riding Vehicles bought andsold on
commisMons. JOHN .UUPtuuM.
jin. 8 1853. 39
SASH, BLIND
AND DOOR AGENCY.
Formerly conducted bv Guv C. Holchkis
rrHE publirare hereby i nformcd, that I havebeec
.a. appoin ed ajrent fm 'he ol indow sain
Blinds and Dor hf! 'ew Hs
venCo..and am reptrsdto fillallorde -sintheabovs
line. The quoli y of the workot th New Hsven
Co. is wcllknov. , jilders ana ail
crsonsin want of iti,- ji.ovr iriiclct.are requested
to sendin their orders, and they will he promptly
mica . i crmsinvariaDjy casn on aeuvery.
WM. A. GWYER
GeneraAgent Commission and Forteardinsr Mcr
chan l.
April 18. IB
LARCE STOCK OF FURNITURE
THE subscriber would n ffk
japcCtluUy invite the attention hA.
aw) of the public, to his very iatgi-1
and complete assortment of Furniitin now bein
received and recently selected by hinipell at ih
Manufactories : dm ine the present month, hiss tot k
will be complete and consist in part or the lol
lowing ariicks.
Fine Sets Drawing Room Furniture, in Dam
ask and Hair Cloth ;
Setts Painted Chamber Fun iture.
SO Sideboards, Secretaries snd Hook Case j
50 ofas and Tete a Tetei ;
100 Bureaus;
100 Wash Stands, marble and plain ;
100 Rocking Chairs ;
75 Nurse do.
125 Tea and Dining Tables ;
73 Centre, Card and Sola do.
75 Toilet do.
100 doz. Chairs, cushioned, cane and Windsor
250 Bedateuds, in mahogony, walnut, maple and
iron ;
Wardrobes, maho ;ony and stalnea ;
Office Furniture ;
Children's Chairs ;
Ot tomans. Foot Stools ;
A fine assortment of Looking Glasses ;
Teapoy's What nolo Hat Slsnds ;
Settees, Work Table ;
Work Boxes. Paper Hangings ;
Window Shades, dtc. f-c.
A raw vim nsa Piano Fostes, snd in fact al
most any article that may be desired, in complete
ly furnishing Dwellings, Hotels, Offices or So
cicty Rooms Front Street.
J. D. LOVE.
Wilmington.!. C, Sept, 9, 1953 76.,
PROF. ALEX. C. BARRY'S
Tricopherous. or Medicated Compound ',
F'Ott Beautifying, CnrUng. Preserving, If c storing,
snd Strengthening the Hair. Relieving Diseas
es of the Skiu, Curing Rheumatic Pains, and Heal
ing External Wounds. Bounded by no geogaphl
caWines, the reputation ol Bobby's Tbicopmcbol's
pervades the Union The sales of this .inicleof
lots years have Increased in a ratio ihat almost ex
ceeds belief. Professor Babbv. after a careful ex
amination of his sales' book, finds that the number
of bullies delivered to order, in quantities of from
half s gross apwsrd, doling the year lb52, was with
in a i rtflef 6W0G.
It is unnecessary to present at length thcevideac
es of the wonderful properties oltlte Trlcopherous,
when the public have lumUhtd fuc-han indorse
ment aa this. The cheapness of .he article and 'he
explanations given ol Its chemicai action upotribe
hairj the scalp, and in all cases of superficial, irrita
tion, fitst ttcom mended It to the atieniiati of the
people. This was all that the inventor desired.
Every bottle advertised itself The effects of the fluid
exceeded expectation. It acted like a charm. The
ladies would not be without if. Country dealers
in every section of the United States found th-y
must have it; and thus was built op a wholnssle
trade of an extent hitherto unheard of as regards ar
ticles of this kind. The highest point has not yet
been reached, and it is believed that the sales this
year will be a million and s half of bottles
Depot and Manufactory. No. 137 Broadway, New
York. Retail price, 25 cents a Inrgc bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by tliequanti'.y.
Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United states and Canada, Alexico
West Indies. Great Britain, France, Ac.
For sale by C. A D. DcPRE, Wilminpton,
May 21, 1S53. 29-Cm-c
SMOKED BEER
SMOKED snd F. M. Beef. Smoked Tongues
Mackerel, dec, received this dny by
N. B A KLUVV,
Dec. 17
No 3 Granite Row.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
MARKET STREET.
REIT TO MESSRS. WILK1XS0.V & ESLEB.
I II AVE now on hand and for sale, at the very
lowest market prices, a full assortment of fanc v
and domestic Dry Goods, viz: Ladies Cotton,
Flannel, Cashmere, M erino and Silk Hose ; Glo ve
of all qualities and styles; Children's worsted
Boots. Boas, Leggins, Habits, Hoods, Hats, Sus
penders, Comforts, Scarfs, Ac; Merinos; Cobergs;
Black Alpaccas; raw Silk PI lids; Mouslin de
.nines; Persian Cloths; Cashmeres; Calicoes:
Ginghams; Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings;
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings ; Osnahurgs ; an
ton Flannels i Table Linens; Towellings, Nap
kins; Blue Demims ; Striped Shirtings; Redtick
ings ; Plaid Linseys; Marlboro Stripes ; Kerseys;
Kentucky Jeans ; Satineti-; Caasimeres, Cloths.
Ac. Ladies white and colored kid Gloves ; Gents
colored kid and buckskin Gloves.
I would most respectfully invite the attention of
the Ladies to my assortment of French worked
colored F.mhroidered Handkerchiefs; Dress But
tons: SirkGimp; Braids; black Velvet, for trim
mings, c.
Haviug now a complete assortment of Dry Goods
I would most respectfully invite purchasers to ex
amine my stock before buying elsewhere, as 1 fe I
confident they will be well paid for their trouble.
Come and decide for yourselves.
Oct g. L. P. VVILSOxN.
WEARE NOW READY"
TO Contract for any kinds of Work in upholster
ing business. WILKINSON A ESLER,
Nov. 15. Upstairs
NEW CROP MOLASSES.
1 rXf HDs. prime new crop Cardenas Molasses,
i- vV7 now landing from brie ElU n Havd.n For
sale by
HATHAWAY A SON.
Jan. 3
123
SPIRITUALISM YET AGAIN.
AFRESH supply of Judge Edmond's celebrated
book on Spiritual Rappinga juat received and
for sals at the New Book Store'
Dee. 31 J.T. MUNDS.
JENNY LLD X0BAIX0.
RECEIVED this day. a out her invoice of that
superior Jenny Lind Twist, by
Dec. 17 L.N. BARLOW.
WOLFE'S
SCHIEDAM
AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
f p HIS. Medicinal Beverage is manufactured by
JL Udowbo Woum. at Schiedam, in Holland, and
is warranted not on! v van from nverv injurious
property snd ingredient.-but of thesbest quality.
-iThe pabtie are aaationed against any spurious
Imitation which an nnserapalons ewpldity msy fn
t rod ncs. None genuine an leas the name of Udol
pho Wolfs Is on the jog, wax. and cork.
. Wholesale, and by the bottle or jog at the Origi
nal Family Grocery of
Dec I GEO. MYERS tfron'"'-
BUCKWHEAT.
fcTT BAGS Extra QasJIty. Fresh ISroand, from
ota
.
C V new vv neat, veecivco low Say ny
L. N. BAR WW,W tGranita
lYar'.tS
1 UST reecJvedaad or sat low (or cask, by 8. X
29 a(n.v.uiiiBi.RvncQ .j.a.f .
f, k- - K ock ing tJhalra assorted Kind s
6
5
2
2
2
20
40
Chtldrm'a do , do
Fine M aboaon r ' do
Wash Stands,- do -
ToUelTsbles, do
Dinner,- do do
Fine Boreaua, do
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas, assorted
kiods;
1 Fine Chamber Set. assort! d kinds;
Bedsteads. do
60 Looking Glasses. do
100 los. Glass Tumblers, do
2 Fire-proof Iron Chests, Patent Locks, said to
be the best now in use.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Nov. 15ih 104-tft
SPIRIT BARRELS.
-f Spirit Barrels, just received per schooner
ifJ victory, and lor sate by
Nov. 8.
101
RANKIN A MARTIN,
DR. J. B. MARCMISIS
CCLBBRATED OATIIOLICON,
For the relief & cure of Suffering Females.
It t lands pre-emi-
nent for us cm.iuve
powers in all the dis
eases for which II is
recommended, call
ed Female Complaint
Of tnece are P bo
lapsus Utbbi, or
Falling of the
Womb; Fi-ocb Ai
bus, or Whites;
Chronic lnflamma
lion and Ulceration
f the Womb ; Inci
iental Hemorrhage,
r Flooding ; Pain
iil. Sum rested, and
.rregular Menstrua
on die, with
all uieir
mpuny evils, (unare.
excepted,) no
matter how severe
or ot how long
standing
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies, in
bcina more certain, lessexpensive. and leaving the
system in a better condition. Let all interested in
such a remeedy call and obtain a pamphlet (free
containing atr-ple proof, from highly respectabl
sources, of the happy results of .ts use together
with lettersfrom first-class experienced physicians,
who have used it in their practice, and speak Irom
their own observations.
refbbcces.
Prof. Dbnnnr, M.D , Baltimore, Md.
J. C. Orrick, M. P., "
P. B. Peckham, M. D, Utica, N, V.
D. V. Foote, M. D., Syracui-c, N. V.
M. H. Mills. M. D , Rochesier, N. V.
L. D. Fleming, M. D., Canandaigua, N. V.
W . W. Reese, M. D., City of N. V.
W. Prescotl, M.D, Concord, N. H.
J. P. Newlnnd, M D.. Utica, N Y
Pamphlets enn be had ernti at the .tore of
S. B. ct i. A. EVANS. Druzglals
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wilmington, N. C
And of most of the lea ling Druggists in the
State.
Letter addressed to Messrs. Beach Broirnson,
Aeents at Netcberry C. U., S. C, by Rev. C. S.
Beard, of same State.
Glex Spbixgs, Jan. 3ih, 1S53.
Messrs. Beach A Bbownson Sibs : I send for
another bottle of your " Marchisi's Utarine Ca
tholicon" M y wife has been nfflicied for eleven
years, and a variety of means has been resorted to
for relief, but none wns obtained until I n-ceived
this m-dicine fromjou Its influence srems al
most nngical : there was a manifest improvement
from the day it was taken.
As thereare a ureal many females in our country
laboring under the affliction for which your medi
cine proposes a remedy, I feel it a duly to recom
mend ii lo all such.
(Signed.) C lough S. Reabb.
J. B. MARCHISI &CO . Proprietors.
Central Depot, 304 Broadwsv N. Y.
Nov. 19. 106-lyc
FOR SALE.
TfTE DWELLING HOUSE on Front
street, at present occupied by Mr. Geo. H.
.Kelley. For particulars, apply to
T. W. BROWN.
Nov. 17. 105-tf
MATTRlSSES
OF Prepared .Shucks, Moss and Curled Hair on
hand and made to order, up .lairs over the Fruit
Depot.
Nov. 15. 104
JUST RECEIVED FROM PHILAD'A
1 CASR Sulph. Quinine, 50 ozs. Calomel,
1 10 ozs. Sulph. and Acetate Morphine,
25 ozs Cinchonia, 5 ozs. Salarlne,
2 t ozs. Blue Ma.-s, 10 ozs. Chloroform,
19 bbls. Rnsom Sjltf, and a choice collection o
Chemicals fro:n the Lahratories of Poms A Weight
man and Chas. Kills. For sale cheap at
C. & D. Dul'RE'S,
Drug and Chemical Store, Market st.
June 9. 37
TO THE IADI ES.
Me'lle. DURAIND,
FANCY DRESS MAKER,
From Paris, and laic from Philadepiia,
T) ESPKCVFULLY informs the LADIKS of
t Wilmington, and surrounding country, thai
she intend opening her Kstablixhinent about the
17th .f the present month, on Second street, two
doors South of Mrs. Shaw's lale residence where
she will be in readiness to attend to all those who
may honor her with a call, and to whom she prom
ises the highest satisfaction. She will receive con
4ianly from 1'arU, the latest and most approved
fashions of DdKSSKS.
She hopes, with a desire to please, . to merit a
sha-eof patronage here.
Oct. 2. 85-tf
W I L M INtiTON
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
1AH R Subscriber having accepted ihe agency ol
severallarge .-stablishments at the North, which
willfiirnisli him on unlimited supply of finished or
nnfinishek, fureignand domestic MARBLE of all
qualities, if prepared to fill nil order? for
WONTJMRNTS AND TOMB STONKS,
snd every other article n the line of the business
at reasonable rates
8CULPTURING , LETTERING OR CARVING.
Executed as wellas can be done either North or
South.
The best iferencc can be given. If required.
JAS . McCLARA!"AN.
March 3. 149-lf.
con N
SHELLERS AND STRAW CUTTER.
L'vr of each, just received, among iheni is a
. new style and much approved Straw Cutler
For sale by
ZK.NO H .
GREENE.
Dec. 17.
N-
C. T. copy.
117.
TALMAS AND LADIES CLOAKS,
BLACK and coloured, of the very latest r-'rene'-Pattern;
Ladies black and coloured Cloths fu
:inks, and Trimmings for the same. Received
sndfor sile by JAMES DAWSON.
Nov. 29. 109.
FOR SALE.
1 f SUPERIOR N. C. Hama.
1 OK t RANK1 A MARTIN
Dec. 17
117
MULLETS
BBLS No. 1 just received and for vale by
7L'Mn 11 HDrt'lUL
25
Dee. 22
N. T. C copy 119
PAYETTEYILLE FLOUR.
75 BBLS
fresh groand, fr Bae ,v
ANDERSON A SATAGE.
110
Dec. 1
JUST RECEIVED.
A FULL assortment of Prfrston A MerreH's Es
fl tracts snd Yeast Powder. Lime dee, 4c ; also5
Swinborn'e patent refined Gelatine. a new and sn.
perior article, at L. N. BARLOW'S,
Dee. 8 3 Granite Row.
t STEEL MIXED,
nADET Mixed snd Ob lord Grey Uassi meres, a
vV large assortment ot long and square Bay Stale
snawlai fine Merino ao , sssoriea colour, ueai
Sh.ker Flannel and Shaker klait Shirts sad
Drawers i Ladies French Corsets, Cotton Farnl
tni Friniresj Paris Jlid Sails Qoadriil Dresses
nd Rich Winter Earliah sad Crenels Prims.
For sale by '.JAMES DAW
No. 29.
109.
NORf II CAROLINA CASSlJf ERE.
! Br ca a-: r. ..fori HMO Si St"
i owxf,Bir"""-r. ,i, i- I
I Olmm, N. C.i the best Kd. ol the Ud ?,
J Anwicieheap. . HEDRiCKRVAN-
-.TIIETWpOIJDOVVLS. ,
TwotM Owl. lived io domeatie' quiet-,
m ibe onel window of an ancient ruin.
They bad lived there for years, staring t
the world with Urge round wondering eveny' t
but-mingringrr)omore wiih it than was
necessary their experience of it had mader
tbem'-herrnita. If, at would occasionally
happen, they ventured '-into, the sunlight,'
(bey were blinded and bewildered by ike
glare, buffeted and insulted by the smaller
birds, who made game of them. -.And so
they secluded ihemselves in their mossy'
6olitude,end lived " there in - plump, cosy, .
downy contentment '-' A- few worms and
mice sufficed for food; and tor .affection,
each "sufficed to each. 3 T
Ope night a Hawk, an old acquaintance,
of i heir childhood, flew into Their nest.
The meeting was cordial with the reminU
cencea of youth. They talked of old times
till the dawn was gray, and the twitter of
ihe smaller birds rose sharp into the morn--ing
uir. They marvelled, indexed, to see
how the young Hawk looked, with his
bright restless eje, his slim legs, and bar'
red plumage, like those of ihe gay young:
Bachelor. He told them , it was because -he
had lived. And then he dazzled the
old Owl with sparkling narratives of the
other world, and raised strange longings-1
in his breast to see something of the varied t
forma of life so eloquently described. '
'Whenever I have ventured out by day
light,' said ihe Owl, 'the other birds have
mucked me ; so, thinking I was out of my"
proper sphere, 1 returned to my home."
'That is because you have not boldly la--takeo
your position,' replied the Hawk, .
'In .the world you must take what you
w nt--no one gives. - When 1 make my
appearance you should see how the birds
rush to the nearest wood and and thicket,
giving vent to their-scandalized lerrur in
various cries!' V : '.
'Do they ever fly after you V
'Sometimes ; but that is only when I've
got one of them in my talons." Comings
here this afternoon, I carried off the wife
of a most respectable partridge,' said the
Hawk, with a libertine shake of the head.
'I wanted her, and so I took her. a The
whole covey followed me, making an up
roar like a village of outraged women ;
They thought I wanted her for my seraglio.
Not I I ate her.' HV
As the Hawk said this,' the old 'Owl
looked at him with envy and respect ; but
his wife 'shuddered,' and thought the Hawk
would be a bad companion for her lord.
She was glad when he flew away, and
devoutly wished he would never h fulfil his
promise, of 'looking In upon them' some
fine day. .
The words of the tempter dwelt in ibe
old Owl's mind. He was moody, taciturn,
abstracted. Visions of the gay life led by
Hawks tormented him. The ruin where
he had spent so many happy years now
seemed to him a monotonous prison ; nice
and worms seemed now a monotonous reg
imen ; his old wife 'twaddled,' he thought;
and he himself felt old, as he thought bow
much younger seemed his friend. The
Hwk had been to Court, and, indeed, was
related to the Emperor Eagle. Why
should not he also, make a figure at the
Eagle's Court T Why should he remain,
the terror of mice, when be might " make
the dovecots flutter 1
In this mood he saw ihe Hawk return,
and gladly accepted the proposition to 'see
life,' in his company; but, afraid of his
wife's tears and reproaches, afraid of his
own conscience, he dared not tell her of
what he was about to do. He slipped
away, leaving her dozing on her perch.
She awoke to her bereavement
It would be a long tale to tell how the
truant Owl was. disenchanted by reality;
how vain his efforts to become a young
dandy like the Hawk ; how miserable the
sunlight made him ; how the food disagreed
with him ; how he went to the Court, and
was haughtily disowned by the Eagle, and
mercilessly quizzed by the courtier birds;
how heartsick and feeble he returned to
his old onel widow, to spend his days in
such peace as remorse would leave him.
As he flew homewards all the dear fa
miliar scenes came shooting to' his mind,
like a breeze from the sea-shore on a fever
ish brow. The image of bis old and lov
ing companion, with whom all joys and
sorrows had been shared, became an alter
nate anguish and alternate joy to bis trou
bled heart, filling him with remorse and
with hope. As he flew into the ruin a
huge and murderous rat slunk away into
his hole, licking his bloody lips.; As he
flew up to bis nest a film overshadowed
his eyes, for there, before him, lay the
mangled body of his murdered wife. He
had left her old and unprotected ; be found
her a corpse. , r -
SAXONY, WELCn.
OF all qualities, snd Patent fine White Flannels,
all warranted not lo shrink Ladies Merino
Vests; coloured Velvet Ribbons; Mourning- Plsld
French Merinos and Black Half Monrninjr, all
Wool De Lanes Orlesns Cloth, Tamlse and vv Id.
ows Cloth. For sale by JAMES DAWSON.
Nov 29. . . 109.
NOTICE.
TH R subscriber, respectfully Informs ths publie
that he is nowirviiasctlng the Auction business
on his own account, and hopes by strict attention u .
business, to merit a continuance of that patronage
heretofore so liberally bestowed upon bint. -
V. M. CKONLT.
Stock, Real Estate snd Negroes. bought snd sold
on a commission ol 1 per cent either at private or
public aale. -Jan
8, 1853. , ; 126.
15 REGS EXTRA FINE N. C. LARD,
FOR sale by C. DsRPK A CO.
Oct. 22. -
EMPTY SPIRIT CASKS:
1 f JUST received per ehr Dolthin, for sals
A KJ by
JAMES H.CHAD BOURN A CO.
Nov. 2J
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HOUSE FURMSRING GOODS.
1 fA 11-4 and 12 4 Linen Sheetings t Bleach.
I Jmi ed and Brown Cotton Sheeting, a
widths. Pillow Case Linens snd Cottons I Bleach,
ed and Brown Table Damasks and Dlt'e'o CMhs
all sixes snd qualities; Linen sndt oti"" Dlaperst
Bed Ticks i rural' ore tlmityAe. If'of smte by
Nov.2i. JAMES DAWSON.
PAPER HANG1N3S. Shades and Cnrtaln
Lace and Damask "; " d P" ',.
I- WILJtir'ViV mm T-r, -.iv.
Nov. li.
. Usholsisrs
TOWAGE.
ON ad after this date
sll vessels.
i.fTTTA towed In hsrbor by Steamer Sam
T Z 'mm Htmrr mod Calhonn. will b charged
Rtu, GEO. HARR1SS, Agent.
Nov. eth, 1853. . ' - 101.
T01YIN& BY STEAMER CALHOUN,
.MSPS.BCORDRR8 for towlacby STEAMER
'-'f C4LHOUN, will have attention U
mmVU BUfl Sk B B m MfH.n ,
lisftattbs office of
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16.
- . -T- :;..--. GEO, HARRIS S.
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WESTERN SIC
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1 rHHDS.spete,(Jptrig Bnens Vista, "Fob.
JLVJsaie x R.VS3KLL BRO. .
Nov. 22 101