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'CI&ijniEIF.'C CILERY.
. :'-W Carried vat last,
Two natives of th: SiaenadJsle -wew
"joined is wedlock in Onr citjT on Tuesday
of lat weekl Th happjgroour ba bat
feted -with the tornb of fifty winters, while
the silvered locks of the bride teU that she
also has passed the merfdiah of life. The
history oftbeir Jove is not without its ro
, mance. In .their young days, in old Ire
land, they were betrothed, but the purse
j)K)u4 :parents of the girl prerented -her
" naotials with the choice of her heart and
forced her to wed with age and wealth.
"''. Her layer left the home of bis boyhood, and
sought La this country br distance and ab
sence from his heart's IdoL to forget the
faith of huT strong affection. Devoting
himself to business in a Southern city t jie
found in his activity and' bustle a 'partial
relief. ' Wealth' came to him. and at last he
wedded. , In the meantime reverses of for
tune came to the family of the girl " At
one fell swoop," . father and husband lost
their wealth. The latter died, and the wid
ow followed, her father to America, who
obtained raiDloyment in this city. VDu ring
the epidemic of last summer, im wife of
the merchant died, and recently on a nor
thern, tour, he found in tLisjbity the betroth
ed of his young dajrv--rlt is needless to
say, tnat DOtO. Deing iree, arrange men is
were speedily entered into for a fulfilling
nf the "ancient contract" and that this
time the penurious:' parent found no objec
tion to the nuptials, which were duly cele
brated as above. The happy pair are now
on their way to the South, the home of the
groom.
Mr Buchanan's Residence in London
Some of our quid nuncs are often curious
to know what our representatives at for
eign courts do with all the money they get
from the government. An item has just
come to our knowledge, in regard to a por
tion of the expenses of the American min
ister in "London, which will show "how the
money goes." He lives in a respectable
and decently furnished house, No. 56 Har
ley street, for which, including a stable, he
pays an annual rent of 93,581 bO I iow
much it will cost him to live a glance at
the proportionate prices of all articles of
house-bold consumption, will show. I ne
rent alone is more than a third of the sala
ry attached to his office.
ROMANTIC AFFAIR.
Yesterday morning, a Spanish boy about
eighteen years old, named Joseph Ed wart
Ene Pobalo, passed through this city en
route for Washington city, in charge of
Adams & Co.'s Express Company Mes
sengers. The story of his history is essen
tially romantic. It appears that some ten
rears ago, while bathing on the coast near
the city of Campeachy, Mexico, he, with
five other boys, was stolen by a gang of
French pirates, who kept them tour years,
and then sold them to a merchantman, who
kept them two years, took them to the
city of New Orleans and there sold them
to a Louisiana planter, for the term of their
minority. Their owner was about to resell
them to a shipmaster, to make sailors ol
ihem. when the boy Pobalo made his es
cape, and worked his way to Lafayette,
Indiana, where he attracted the notice of a
gentleman who corresponded with the
Mexican Minister at Washington, regard
injr him. The minister became interested
in the story of the boy, and wrote to have
him forwarded, that he might restore him
to Lb parents, if they were living. The
boy vet will probably reach the Mexican
Minister this evening, and be sent home, if
there yet remains a home for him. The
superentndent3 of the various railroads
over which he has travelled since his his
tory became known, have given him free
passes, and hotel keepers have declared his
bill settled on sight, buch is a very good
condensed novel. Cm. Cm.
COLUMBUS MURDER FULL PAR
TICULARS.
It becomes our painful duty, says' the
Columbus Ga., Times, to announce the
death of another citizen by violence. Al
exander Mark Robinson, was on the 27th
of February, shot down in the streets of
Columbus, while in the discharge of his
duty as deputy sheriff of the county of
Muscogee. On the night preceding, Da
vid Wright, of this city and a man named
Jack Boyd, of Macon, had committed a
misdemeanor, and warrants were issued for
their arrest About 8 o'clock on the even
ing of the 27th, M. Robinson accompanied
by Messrs Claghorn, MorrellanJ Gammel,
of the city police, proceeded to execute the
warrants. They found Wright and Boyd
in front of the "Pleasant Hour," and Ro
binson advanced to them and declared
them his prisoners, whereupon he was in
stantly shot down and died in the course
of two hours, in the office of the Times and
Sentinel where he was removed by his
friends. The slug penetrated the right side
just below the lower rib and lodged in the
wall of the abdomen. David Wright was
pursued and arrested, and is now lodged in
jail. Wright and Boyd have hitherto
committed homicides.
P. S. A party pursued Boyd on the
morning of the 28tb, of Feb. and after a
tedious chase, overtook him. He too now
i in the custody of the law.
HOW TO INCREASE TRADE.
The Woonaockct Patriot, in a well writ
ten article under the above capU'on, has the
following among other excellent remarks :
'Advertising, when followed svstematical
ly and liberally, has never failed', to bring a
rich reward. A tingle s lie secured by an
advertisement, has ol ten paid for a whole
years advertising; and all who have adver
tised judttiously, have realized profits many
time beyond the outlay, and made sales
ana secured patrons they wou'd not other
wise have had. In the language of a suc
cessful merchant who has tried it : There
u no belter investment for those who are in
business, and wish to extend it, than the
money invested in advertising."
A gentleman complained to old Bannis
ter that some malicious person had cut off
his horse's tail, which, as be meant to sell
hinjj would be a great drawback. '-Then "
said Charles, "you must sell him whole
sale." "Wholesale 1 bow so V "Because
you cannot re-tail him."
1 will never marry a woman who can't
carve," aid M. "Why not V inquired his
friend" " Because she would not be a help
meat for me."
WILMUfCTCr::. 5. CJ
Her R nover condensed hist- the
thing suits this fast age gives the salient
points what mora is needed (t) Result,.
"iQulf of Mexico small ship young
man very interesting very romatic
black' gloss - curls aqnaline features
florid complexion commanding figure-
eyes of fire born on the sea no parents
black cloud pipe all hands to quarters
-etorm coming on very dangerous all
hand to tHe pumps' there goes the jib
masts cut away storm clearing all
bands pumped monster ship in the dis
tance very suspicious black flag skull
and cross bones pirate sailors fearful
young man determined bound to die or
perish in" the attempt canned to the teeth
address to the sailors great enthusiasm
r-flag of the free die for our country
pirate approucnes nunarea guns pirate
captain big whiskers crew all "'fiends
call for a surrender yoongman scorns
broadside female shrieks on board pirate
ship beauty in distress' young man vows
veogeaneeH-young man's ship- sinking-
flag, shot off, nails it to the mast crew
4eave in boats board the pirate terrific
combat seven pirates attack boatswain
boatswain kills two with chaw of tabacco
throws others overboard sharks around
vessel young man kills pirate captain
pirates give in shout tremendous victory
young maQ rushes into cabin finds
young lady, nearly dead brings her to
fails in love papers discovered young
man son of nobleman young lady rich
heiress tells her story was stolen away
by gipsies sold to pirate captain heaven
sent young man preserved falU on her
knees young man embraces her sailors
get drunk marriage at sea life on the
ocean wave shipin port young man pro
moted land of liberty Yankle Doodle
FINIS.
A LOVE LETTER
From a Tailor to a Mantumaker.
Remoant of my hopes. May I be ripped
from the borders of your esteem, and never
be buttoned to the loon of your kindness, but
I am strancrplv seamed to the hem of vour
beauty, may I never loose a thimble full of
your favor, but you have so entangieu tne
thread of my undcrstnnding with that pretty
out side of yours
Ods bodkins! 1 am yours, every stitch of me.
Wherever you go, you are my north, and
my needle follows you; blunt not therefore,
the point of my endeavors, but let me baste
myself to your kindness, that 1 may set the
tighter to your affections; I love you beyond
measure, but yet it is so hard lo cabbage
onte sweet look from you that 1 almost des
pair of having enough to finish my suit.
Pray, put a favorable construction on this
and for the same, I shall always sit cross
legged for your sake, being my dearest little
flouncer.
A COMPROMISE.
A yong Irishman named Mahon, yesterday led
to the-bymenial altar a widow Mrs. Fenerty, in
order to escape a prosecution fbr larceny. It ap
pears that Mahon, while courting the widow, slip
pod his hand into her bosom, and took a pocket
book containing $20. He delayed saying any
thing about returning the money for three or four
weeks, when she demanded it, and he refused.
She then put him in jail. Mahon finally consen
ted to marry tho prosecutrix, by so doing, preven
ting her becoming a witness against him, she
settling costs, jail fees, Ac. Mayor Volz released
him on his own recognisance, and sent .him in
company with a police officer, attended by her
family, to the Rev. Father Garland's residence,
where the marriage ceremony was performed.
Pittsburg Gax. td.
In the early part of Mr. Fox's1 political
career, when he shone like a meteor in re
gions of fashion, and was involved in its
vortex, he told a low fellow whose inso
lence had provoked him "that he would
kick him to hell." The reply was, "then
if you do, I'll tell your father how you
are spending his money."
WHAT A GLUTTON CAN EAT.
The Toledo Blade relates that a glutton
of that place, named Erastus Jones, on a
wager, swallowed at one time, a peck of
batter baked in cakes, a pound of butter
and a pint of molasses ! and closes with an
N. B, that Mr. Jones .wishes to obtain
board in a private family.
com parative!eli G I ON.
Statistics, carefully prepared, demonstrate
that scarcely one-fourth of the inhabitants
of Philadelphia are regular church goers.
In Boston it his been ascertained that one
half of it citizens are stated worshippers.
Rev. H. W. Beecher says that out of a pop
ulation of 125.000 in Brooklyn. 50,000 do not
attend on public worship.
"Ah !" said Seraphina Angelica, speak
ing on some subject in which her feelings
were warmly enlisted, "how gladly 1
would embrace an opportunity !" "Would
I were an opportunity !" interrupted her
bashful lover.
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
A beggar boy in'Cincinnati was searched
a few days rince, and in his pocket was found
between seventeen and eighteen dollars in
dimes, half-dimes and coppers all or which
he had collected by begging in the course of
the day.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y,
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE above Company h? been in opera tionsince
the let of April, 1848, under the direction of the
following Officers, riz :
. Or. Charles K.J onhson, President,
Wm.D. Haywood, Vice President
James P. Jordan, Secretary,
Wra. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Pen-in Bnsbee, Attorney,
Dr. Charles E. Johnson,
Dr. Wat. H.McKee,
lir. R.B. Hsvwood,
Medical Board of
Cunrultalim.
J. Hersman. General Agent.
This Company has received s charter giving ad
vantages tothe Insured over any other Company .
The 5th Section gives the Husband the privilege to
insure his own tile for th sole use oT bis Wife and
Children, free from any claim sof the representa
tives of the hasband or any of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
members articipatein the nhole of the profits which
are declared annually. Besides, the applicant for
life, when the annusfprsmium is over30 may py
am half In Note. . . -
All claims for insurance against the Company will
oe paid within ninety days alter prool or tne aeatn
of the party is furnished. -?
Slaves are insured for one or five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this
class of properity against the uncertainty of life.
Slav insurance presents a new and interesting
feature in the history of North Carolina.which will
prove very Important to the Southern States.
The last four months operation of this Company
shows a veryt argeamount of business) more than
the Directors expected to do the first year having
already Issued more than 300 Policies, f
Dr. Wm. W. Haskiss, Medical Examiner, and
Agent, Wllmincton, N.C. ' - -
All CommanlcaUoos on business of the Company
should be addressed to - - ;
J AS. F. JORDAN.Sec'y.
Raleib,Fcb. 12, 18S3. . . 441-if. ,
J. It REST0N & CO.
JUST BKCKIVED, splendid Nova Seeds Sal
mon, in Tierce sad Kitsi and fresh Craft
Jan. 23.
134.:
uto complaint; dyspepsia.
Jamdice. C&ron ic Or jtfervou Debility. Vi
ease of iMeJiidney; and alLhse&M
'-arising from a disordered lAver or :
. Sfomar&Tsuch as "...
Const! pat ia, inward Piles, Fall oess of Blood to
the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn. Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in the
Stomach, Sou Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Choking or S uffbeating Sensation when in
a lying pos'nre. Ditnnem of Vision, Dots or" Web
before thesight, Fever and Dull Pain In toe Head,
Deficiency of Perspiration. Yellowness Of 1he Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, BackUhcst, Limb,
f-c, Sodden Flushes of Heat, Band n gin the Ft-sh
Constant hnaginiarsof evjl, and great depressions
of Spirits, can be eBeetualty cuiedby
DIfc HOOHLAtND'S-
CELEBRATEIV GERMAN BITTERS,
FREPAHEDST OR. C. N. lACKSOBT,
No. ISO Arch street. Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not excell
ed, if 'equalled, by any other preparation in the Uni
ted States.as the curesaiteat, in many cases after
skilful physician had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalids
Possessing great virtues in the rectification of dis
eases of the Liver and lesrer glands, exercising the
niost searching powers in wakness and affections
of the digestive organs, they are, withal, safe, cer
tain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
The "Philadelphia Saturday Gazette," says of
Dr. Hoopland's German Bitters.
"It is seldom that we recommend what are term
ed Patent .Medicines, to the confidence and patron
age of our renders; and therefore when we recom
mend Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters, we wish it to
be distinctly understood that we are not speaking of
the nostrums or tne day, tnat arc noisea uDOUl ior n
brief period and th forgotten after they have done
their guilty race of niiscnf' or a medicine lone
nnnuusned, Universally prized, and which has met
the heart v aDuroval of the facultv itself'
"Scott's Weekly," said, Aug. 25 : "Dr.Hoofland's
ierman Bitters, manufactured by Dr. Jackson, are
now recommended by some of the most prominent
inen.V'1 of the faculty as an article of much effica
cy in cans of female weakness. Persons of debili
tated con- :utions will find these Bitters advantage
ous to .heii calth as we know from experience the
salutary enectlhey nave upon weaK systcme."
MOXE EVIDENCE.
J. G. Moore, Esq , of the Daily News, said, Oct 31
'Da. Hooplaho'8 Gzbmav BiTTras. Wearetrv
ing this renowned medicine for a stubborn disease of
the bowels, and can witn truth testily to its efficaej'.
We have taken the contents of two bottles, and we
have derived more benefit from the experiment than
we derived previously from yearsof allophatic treat
ment at the hands ot our hrsi physicians."
Hon. C D. Hincllne, Mayor of the Cityef Cam
den, N. J., says :
"Hoof-land's Germans Bitteks. We have seen
many flatlarins notices of this medicine, ind the
source from which they came induced us to make
inquiry respecting its merits. From inquiry we
were persuaded to use it, and nr.st say wc found it
specific in its action upon diseases of the liver and
digestive organ, and the powerful influence it exerts
upon nervous prostration, is really surprising It
calms and strengthens the nerves, bringing them in
to s state of repose, making: sleep refreshimr.
If this medicine was more generally used, we are
satisfied there would be less sicfiness, as from the
stomach, liver and nervous system, the great major
ity of real and imaginary deseases emanate. Have
them in a healthy condition and you can bid defi
ance to epidemics generally. This extraordinary
medicine 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 family. Noother
medicine can produce sucn evidences ot merit."
For sale wholesale and retail at the
GERMAN MKDIC1NK STORE.
No. 120 Arch street, one doorbelow Sixth. Phi la
dclphia.snd'.by repectob'cdealcrs generally through
out me country.
Sold in Wilmington by S. B. A J. A. EVANS
in Fayetteville by S. J. HINSDALE.
June II. 3S-3m
SUPERFINE LONDON BROWN
CLOTHS; West of England Bluedo ; Riollry'
celebrated French Plack Cloths Piano and
Table Covers; Bed Blankets; coloured snd white
Negro Blankets and very heavy Negro Kerseys,
warranted nan wool, f or salt by
Nov. 29. JAMES DAWSON.
EMPTY BARRELS
QfV PRIME S Spirits Barr.ls just received
tvv ant tor sal c b
Dee.U
ADAMS BRO. fc CO.
STEAMER SPRAY for SMITHVILLE
THE Steam la "Spbat," will be
placed permanently on her old route,
in command of such officers as will
insure her the full confidence of the travelling
community. A. H. vanuukk.kl.kn.
Feb 4. 137-tf.
JUST RECEIVED.
40
BBLS. Planting and Eating Potatoes. For
sais cneap uv uvr t u.
Feb. 4. 137.
UPHOLSTERING
I
N all-branches, and stork on hnd, by
WILKINSON dt KSLKK,
Fe 2. Upholsters.
UR MOTTO IS 4 T0 PLEASE"
AT THE
Wilmington gaddlc, Harness, aud Trunk
Manufactory.
THE subscriber rcspcctlully informethrpublic
that he h is recently received additions to his
stock of Saddle and Harness Mounling,dcc, the
latest and most improved style, andis constanly
manufact urine, a this store on market streetTevery
description of articlcin the above line. From his
experience in the business, he feels confident that
hcwlll beableto elve entire satisfaction to all who
may favor him with a call. He has now on hand,
and wujconstaiitly keep a iarjee assortment of
Conch, Gig and SulJtey Harness, Lady's Saddles,
Bridles, Vkips, d"-c., Gentlemen's Saddles, Whips
Spurs, pe.
")a!lof whic
1 Jthe best m:
'THe has al
hich he willwarran
it to be oife-J
manship. l
rtment of
materials and workm
Iso a larire assort
Trunks, Valises, Saddle and Carpet Hags,
atcnels, fancy Trunks, Otc, and all other ar
tides usually kept in such establishments, all of
which he ofierslowfor CASH, or on shortcredit
to prompt customers.
M iddles, Harness, Trunks, Redical Bags, die.
c.,nuoc to order.
Inaddition tothe above the snbscriber.-ilways
keeps on hand a large supply of String Leather,
and Has nowr and win Ke?p through tne season a
eood assort men I of Fly Nc-tts.
All are Invited to call and examine my Goods,
whether in want or not, as I take pleasure in shw-
Ing my assortment to all who may favor me with
a call.
Harnessand Coach Trimmings sold at a fair
price to persons ouying to manufacture.
Also. Whirs at wholesale.
Allkindsof Riding Vehicles bought and sold
on eomrmsfftons. JUnn J tOflOLKr.
Feb. 7, 1854. 138
AUBURN STILL FOR SALE.
jn, THE Plantation of the subscriber,
w7near Raleigh, and on the Central Rail 3
Road, is not yet disposed of. A deicriD- I
tlon has already been given but no one will of
course make so important a purchase without
visiting the premises.
Apply to Wm. R. Pools, Esq., who lives near
the place, or to the subscriber.
T. LORING.
Wilmington, N. C, Ian. 23, 1851.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Gt-ORGK R. PRPNnH .1 hi.
old stand on Market street, beesfi
leave to return his thanks to his Vs"
old friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, and 10 inform them that
his stock of Boots and Shoes, including every vari
ety in his line is now aa complete and aa extensive
ss at any former period. His stock of Gentlemen
Boys and Children's Boots and Shoes embraces eve
ry variety of style, fashion and quality that can be
desired, or that is usually called for. includine a fine
assortment of Ladtes.Miases and Gnttemen's Over
Shoes.
He would particularly invite the attention of the
Ladies to his extensive assortment of Ladle and
Misses Leather, Morocco, Enameled, Bronze, Pat.
Leather, Goat Skin, black and white Kid and a va
riety of fancy colored Baota; Shoe and Slippers.
Also, Macs, orown, owe, purpte ana vsnegaiea sue
trailers, a new ana hioukiucuuck, wuaura wiia
nut heels. Ladies fancy Gai tera at SI a pair.
Also, Sole Leather, Calves' Skins, and Shoe Find
ings. Please call and examine.
Mr. French would also inform his friends and the
public-, that he Is State Agent tor tne aaie 01 uavi
Pain Killer and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, by
either wholesale or retau.
Nov 40 - 102
WniSKKtiY.
fZ- BBLS. superior Whiskey, for l by
OUL Jso.20. . T. C B. G. WORTH.
CORNICES AM BAJTO&
JUST Receisad and for sale by
WILKINSON A ESLER, Upholsters.
TALMAS ) ;iD LADIES CLOAKS,
Tkr.anftT and edSAnfwd. of the war latest Freed
JJ Pattern t Lades black snd coloured Cloths for 1
trie k a. and Trirnminrs for ine same, ivccejveo
and for sal by w JAME8 DAWSON.
i
Nov. 29.
109.'
PITCH.
TWVYBbXS. fke quality, for sale by
0JJh , J. U. FLANNER,
Jan. 3. 25 North Water St.
DR. 1 B. MARCHISI'S
CELEBRATED CATUOLICON,
For therelief S cure of Suffering Females.
It Hand pre-eminent
for its curative
powers in all the dis
eases for which it is
recommended, call
Female Complai all.
Of tnese are Pao-
NNunn UtsiI) or
Kim D. Ill nf. I fl .
a I I I a. g v. ... v
Womb; Foua A i
hua, or Whites;
Chronic Infiamma
lion and Ulceration
of the Womb; Inci
lental Hemorrhage,
r Flooding ; Pain
ul, Suppressed, and
.rregular Menstrua.
on, dtc, with
excepted,) no
all their accompany evils, (Cance.
matter how severe or of how long
standing.
The Uatholicon Tar surpasses oincr rcmcaies, in
being more certain, lessexpensUe.and leaving the
system in a better condition. Let all Interested in
such remeedy call end obtain a pamphlet (free
containing ample proof, from highly respcctabl
sources, of the happy results of in use together
with lettersfrom first-class experienced physicians,
who have used it in their practice, and sppak trom
their own observations .
acrKRaxcrs.
Prof. Dbsunr, M.D., Baltimore, Md.
J.C. Orrick, M. D.,
P. B. Peckham, M. D, Ulica, N, V.
D. V. Foote, M. D., Syracuse, N. V.
M. H. Mills. M. D , Rochester, N. V.
L. D. Fleming, M. D.,CanandaijMia, N. V.
W . W. Reese, M. D., City of N. V.
W. Prescott, M. D., Concord, N. H.
.J. P. Newland. SI. D., Utica. N. Y
Pamphlets can be had gmtieat the Store of
S. B. & J. A. EVANS, Druggists
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Wilmington, N. C.
And of most of the leaJing Druggists in the
State. , ,
Loiter addretd to Meter: Beach if" Brotenson,
Agent at Seteberry C. If., S. C, by liev. C. S.
Beard, f tame State.
Glkxn Spbixos, Jan. 9th, 1S53.
Messrs. Bbch &. Kiowmos Stss : I send for
another bottle of your " Marchini's Utarine Ca
tholicon " My wife has been nfflicied for eleven
years, and a variety of means has been resorted to
for relief, hut none was obtained until I received
this medicine from jou. lis influence seems al
most magical : there was a manifest improvement
from the day it whs taken.
As there are a great many females in our country
laboring under the afOiciionfor which your medi
cine proposes a remedy, I feel it a duty to recom
mend it to all such.
(Signed.) Clocgh S. Biaib.
J. B. MAR'MIISI & CO., Proprietors.
Central Depot, 304 Broadway N. V.
Nov. 106 lyc
Throw physic to dogs.
- PUL VERM A CHERS
Hyd.
Iro Electic Volcanic Chains.
Producing Instant re tl f trom the mot acute
pain, and permanently curing all
Neuralgic Diseases,
RHEUMATISM, painful and ncelted joint, neu
ralgia, of face, deafnett, blindnes. St. Vi
Uttdance, pilpitntiont of the heart, periodical head
ache, vain in the ttonach, indigestion, dyspepsia,
uterine paint.
These chains were first introduced in the city of
New York less than one year since, and after'be
ing subjected to the most thorough trial in evcr
hogpital in the city by Drs. Valentine Mott, Posy
Carnochan, and Van Buren, it was discovered thai
they posers strange and wonderful power in the
relief and cure ot the above claps of (lift net , and
they at once recommended, through the papers of
the city, their general use, and their ale and the
success that ha attended their uc, is unjiaralleled.
Previous to their introduction into this country,
i hey were nsed in every hospital in Europe, and
are secured by patents in France, Germany, Austria,
Prussia, and England; and also in tho United
States.
'Think close and ponder well."
The principlet upon which it is claimed that the
Chains produce their marvelous cures arc, firxt
thai all kbbvoos dibabs are attended and pro
duced by a deficient rupply of nervous fluid and
an agent that resembles cloesly electricity orelec
tro magnetism ; snd second that t he electjo mag
netic chains, by being worn over and upon the part
and organ diseased, furnirh to thcexhausted nerv
ous ytem, by it powerful Mimulatinjcr effects, the
tnrvous fluid which is required to produce a hcal
hey action through the entire yiim. Nodisgust
ing nostrum is allowed to betaken while using
the chains, but a rigid observance of the genera!
laws of health are required. Brisk friction upon
the part diseased odd much to the effect of the
chains, by incrraing their mngnetic power.
lOOt) DOLLARS
will be given to any person who will produce so
many well authenticated certificates of cures both
from intelligejitpatients and scientific phyricions,
as have been affected by Pulvcrmachc's Electro
Chains. They never fail to perform what ihey are
advertised to do, and no person has ever been dis
satisfied who has given them a trial.
In l""etnale Diseases,
more than one hundred permanent curr of pro
lapsus uteri have been effected within the last year
by the use of these chains. By applying one end
of the chain over the region of the abdomen and
t e other upon the spine, just above the hips, the
usual severe symptoms incident to that disease arr
at once removed.
Mode of Use.
The chain should be moistened before use with
common vincg.tr, and then one end of the chain
should be applied directly to the sent of the pnin
or disease, and the other end opposite to ir. Call
upon Dr. Evans, and obtain a pamphlet (gratis.)
He will also explain their mode of use to all who
may desireit. Physicians are respectfully invited
to call and investigate theirmcrits.
Card to Ladles.
Ladies who are enciente are requested not to wear
them but a few moments at each time of applying
for by long use miscarriage is frequently produced.
Dr. D. llovey, agent for Greenfield; Hillyer
Wood, Norhampton. J Steinert general agent,
568 Broad woy, N. Y.
For sale in Wilmington, y S. B. &.J. A Evans.
Nov. 10th ly-c
SACK SALT.
1 f tf SACKS SALT, large ize. For sale
LiJKJJ by ADAMS, BRO. dc CO.
Jan. 23.
Journal copy.
134.
J. E. HALL,
C6 MISSION MERCHANT, Wilmington,
N C. Office in roir of McMillan, Davis &
Co' Store.
Every attention paid to the sale and purchase
of produce, and liberal cash advances made on
sonsignments.
Refers to Capt. Gilbert Potter, E. P. Hall.
Pre't Branch Bank Stale N. C; O. G. Parsley,
Pres't Commercial Bank; McMillan, Davis A
Co.
Ian. SI 131-tf
WHEAT, RICE. CORN & PEA FANS,
TUST in store and for sale by
J Oct 3. J. M.
ROBINSON.
ASSORTED PRESERVES.
On DOZEN, very fine, for sal? by
4J Jan. 26. C. DoPRE dt CO.
CHEESE ! CHEESE!! CHEESE!!!
A f BOXES New York State Cheese, just re
4v ceived and for sale by
Jan. 23. W. M. SHERWOOD CO.
ALSO.
HOURLY EXPECTED by Schr. Elonise 15
Firkins, 10 Tabs Chenango County Batter.
We will warrant this Butter to be superior to any
now in this market, and is obtained direct from
the Dairy. ... W. H. SHERWOOD A CO.
Jan. 28. S . 134.
FOR RENT.
THE large Brick Dwelling, on Second
Street. St present oceeoied by Mrs. War . IL
LirjTT. Fsr particulars apply to
September 3, 1853
73-tf.
, NOTICE.
ALL Persona having a.e tiled accounts" at the
Hat Store, are requested to settle ibe same
aamediately, moi very much oblige the. Proprietor,
i C. MYERS, Ns. 1, Granite Row.
Fsb.ll. . . HO.
BUFF HJSEN 0UY4SHADES,
LACEsndiDsHisslt' Curtains, lriiirFUtBrts,
TriiDiHgs,4e.Forsfcib!r ,
' y WILKINSON & ESLER, Upholsters.
MATTRASSES
o
N hand and made to-order-, of any sire snd qual
ity, by - WILJCINSUXM KaLhll.
Dec. 24 120
FOR SALE.
50
BBLS. Glue, suitable for Distillers ;
60 do. best iteetified Whiskey;
100 bags Prime Rio Coffee ;
500 new Spirit Barrels.
Jan. 23. WM.A. GWYER.
JUST RECEIVED FROM PUILAD'A
"I CASE Sulph. Quinine, BOoxs. Calomel,
1 10 ozs. Sulph. and Acetate Morphine,
25 ozs. Cinchonia, 6 ozs. i'alnrlne,
' 25 ozs. Blue Mass, 10 ozs. Chloroform,
19 bbls. Epsom Salts, and a choice collection o
Chemicals from the La oratories of Poms & Weight
man and Chas. Ellis. Ftr sale cheap at
C & D. DuPRE'S,
Drug and Chemical Store, Market st.
June 9. 37
STEEL MIXED,
CADET Mixed and Oxford Grey Cassimeres, a
large assortment ot long andjequarc Bay State
Shawls ; fine M crino do., assorted colours, Ileal
Shiker Flannel and Shaker Knit Shirts and
Drawers; Ladies French Corsets, Chiton Kurtii
ture Fringes; Paris I'laid Satin Quadrille Drcgce
and Rich Winter English and French Prints.
Forsaleby JAMES DAWSON.
XX of. ivy.
KNIVES, FORKS, &c.
IVORY hindled Knives and Forks, ivory hand
led Knives without Fork, inets or by the do-..
Spoons and Folks plated with three plates of pure
silver, warranted to Ia6t os long as the ''oldest in
habitant" without changing color. For sale at
the Hardware s:on of
Nov 3 J. M. BOB1NSON.
UPflOLSTERING.
WE hnvc now on hand a larsrc assortment of
Paper Hangings, Fir? Screens, etc.
A LEO,
Arepreparcd to mike all kinds of Mattrasses,
Cushings, Lounges, or do any kind of work in the
above line. Our stock of Curtains Damafk and
Lace- Shades, Cornices, if-c, f-c , is coniplctr,
and would advise tlusc wishing such, to rail and
examine, before purchasing elsewhere, on
WILKINSON & KSLER,
Oct 6 Up stairs, over the Fruit Depot.
NOTICE
TO SHIPPERS AND CONSIGNEES OF
PRODUCE. Take notice that on and after
November 1st, shipping wharfage will be cliirged on
all produce sent to and shipped from my wharves;
and landing wharfage on all produce discharged
thereon, consigned to other pnnie .
Nov 1 9?-tf WM. A. GWYER.
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 incstimu
ble value. Dutingthe prevalence of epidemic cho
lera and summer complaint? of children, it is pecu
liarly efficacious ; no family, individual or traveller
should be without it, as it enables the system to re
sist the influence of incipient disease, which lurl
in a changing climate.
CawtIos. Be sure to jet the genuine Essence
which is prepared only by F. Brown, al his Drue
and Chemical Store, N. E. corner of Fifih and
Chesnut street?, Philadelphia, and for fnle by al
.the respectable Apothecaries in the United States
Sold in Wilmineton by S. B. & J. A. KVANS
andC.dc D. DuPRE. June 16- 40-ly-c
"I am a man., and deem nothing which relates- to
man foreign to my feelings."
READ ! ! ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A Vigorous Life or a l'remature Death.
KIXKELIX US SELF PRESERVATION.
ONLY 25 CENTS.
rrHIS Book, just published, is filled with useful
JL 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
all who feel the exhaustive effects of sedentary and
beneful habits to all who in adilion to declining
physical energy, are the victims of nervous and
menial debility, andof moping and melancho.y de
spondency. Dr.H. wOUM sav
READ. THIS BOOK.
The valuable advice and impressive warning i:
gives, will prevent years of misery and tuftermg,
and save annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents by reading it, will learn how to prevent
the destruction of their children.
C3"A rerhiuance of 25 cents, enclossd in a letter,
addressed to DR. K1NKELIN, PHILADELPHIA,
will ensure a book, under envelope, per return of
mail.
jDr. K. fifteen years resident Physician. N. W.
Corner of THIRD and UNION Street, between
Sriuci yndPixe, Philadelphia, miy be consulted
confidentially.
He who placeshimself under the care of Dr. K.
may religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
fj"Persons a t a distance may address Dr. K. by
letter (post-paid,) and be cured a t homo.
PACKAGES of MEDICIN ES, DIRECTIONS,
dc, forwarded, by sending a remit tance, and put up
secure from DAMAGE OR CURIOSITY.
jj-Booksellers, News Agents. Pedlars, Canvass
ers, and all others suDplied with the above w oik at
very low rates.
June 2. 31-ly-c.
TAYLOR'S INTERNATIONAL
HOTEL, BROADWAY, (Cor. of Franlin Street,
NEW YORK.
IS completed and opened for travellers who de
sire agreeable and attractive accommodation.
It is conducted upon the principle of the best Eu
ropean Hotels, the meals being served in the seve
ral apartments, or at the tables in the saloon, at
the option of guests. The Hotel and Furniture
combine elegance with comfort, and is designed
as well for the convenient reception of travel
lers by the late trains.
JOHN TAYLOR, Proprietor.
Jan. 26. 133 lyc.
FOR SALE.
THE House and Lot occupied by the sub-
IllilLStrnpts possession riven lat Otiohpr An.
ply at the Ice House,
SILAS H. MARTIN.
June 25, 18 53. 4).
VVTM. SDERW00D & CO.,
WHOLESALE Grocers and Commission Mcr
chants Wilmington, N. C.
AH consignments of Naval Stores, together with
Cotton, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Meal, Flour, dec, shal
secure the highest market price.
Dec. 13 115-tf
JUST RECEIVED.
A SUPPLY of Cox's Geletine; Babbitt's Yeast
Powders ; Preston's Extracisof Lemon, Vanil
la. &c. For salelow.by
S.B.& J.A.EVANS.
Dec. 18. 118-
JTJST RECEIVED FROM
BLTIM0RE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Qr BBLS. Silvers Fire Proof Paint, all colors
wts20 casks Spanish Brown ;
10 do. Venetian Red;
5 do. Yellow Ochre. Forsaleby
C. & D. DcPRE.
Druggistsand Chemists,
Jan. 9. Wilmington, N.C.
TEAS! TEAS!!
HYSON, Imperial, Gun Powder, and Oolong of
the besL nualities constantly on hand at
L. N. BARLOW'S,
Feb. II. No. 3, Granite Row.
JUST RECEIVED.
1 fTl BOXES Cheese; 15 kegs Prune Orange
i Uvi county, Nsw York Bauer ; 50 bbls. Fay
etteville Floor ; 70 kega Nails; 10 boxes Turpen
tine Axes; 20 dozen Hackers and Roundshaves,
and a full assortment of Coopers Tools warranted.
For sale by ZENO H. GREENE.
Feb. 11. N. C. Tel. copy. UP.
CHARLES R. B0NNELL,
General and Commission Merchant,
Cotton, Rice, mad Naval Stares and Merchandize
gemerattg.
Office No. 65 North Front street, Philadelphia.
References.
New York, Messrs Al'en & Pason ; Philadel
phia. Thos. Allibone, Fsti, Presi- Bank of Penn
sylvania ; Baltimore, Thomas WhitrWge Co.,
Wilmineton. N. C, Messrs. De Rosset At Brown,
and Dr. T. II. Wright, Pre- Bank f Cape Fean
Charleston, T.S.4f-T,G. Budd, and J. Bonnell,
JM Savannah. W. B. Gile dt Co.; New Orleans,
G. W. Oliver -Ce. ;- '
Jan. I? 127-eme
raojuosBona- ,
FEMALE COLLEGE-
THE first session of Ms IostitstioB will eonv
mence on Monday, the 1st May, 1864, is.
der the control of the ioilowing faculty, and with
the annexed expenses.
THE FACULTY.
Rev. JAMES H. BRENT, Preider.t, Press
or of Ancient Languages, Experimental Sciences
and Mathematics.
Mr, , A. M., Professor of Modern Langua
ges. Mrs. .Professor of Music.
Miss Emily Webb, Miss M. B. Stammire, and
Miss S.A. Brent, Assistants in the various depart
ments. Theexercises of the School will be divided Into
three parts, Primary, High School, and Collegiate.
The Primary will prepare for the High School and
Collegiate. J no tiign scnooi win cmDrace a se
lected part of th.c Collegiate course. The usual
reports will be made to parents on the Primary
course. A s'.ucn'. passing the high course will
be entitled to a certificate of scholarhip. A stu
dent whefhas taken the Collegiate course will be
entitled to a diploma.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Collegiate Classes. Laiin All the course be
low Virgil and ihrouijh Bucolics.
Groek All the course below the Anabasis, in
cluding th" Gospel of John.
Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonome
try, &c. Modern Languages : French, German
and Italian. Olcndorfs complete system, and one
author in each language. Literary: History, Bot
any, Chemistry and Astronomy and English com
position. ORNAMENTAL.
Music, Drawing, Painting, Needle-work and
Embroidery,
PRIMARY.
Smith's Grammar complete ; do Geography do ;
Davtet.' arithmetic do; Snnd' Series do; Good
rich's LaliD Lessons ; do Greek do; Davies' Ele
mentary Algebra; Olendorfa primary system in
Krciiili, German and Italian. The ornamcnta'
brunches may be pursued in the Priiniry depart
ment, being regarded as the accomplishment? and
not the essentials of an education.
EXPENSK9.
Boatd per Ression. 450 no extras.
Tuition Primary department 7 to 15
High Sihool, 25 to 20
Collegiate, 20
The ornamental branches CAtrn. unless the whole
course is taken, when StOO will cover the entire
expense of board and tuition per session.
The Collegiaie course will require four years,
but students who are prepared can join advanced
classes.
chl RCTl.
The students may attend whatever church th -parents
prefer, always accompanied by a teacher.
VI!TOH8.
Visitors shall be received in the College only in
the presence of a teacher, and viciis shall be re
turned only tinder the same restriction, v hich docs
not apply to paren'.s or guardians.
DOMESTIC.
The science of Cookery, House-keeping and
Mantua making, will form a phrl of the entire
course.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
150Muden(s can be comfortably accommodated
in the College buildings.
SUPERVISION.
The students will be under the immediate super
vision of the President, who will reside in the Col
lege, and will be assisted by the professor;, teach
ers and Board of Council.
BOARD OF COUNCIL,
Richard Washington,
WiL.Lt am K. Lane,
William T. Dortch,
WiiTMiN Thompson,
John C. Sloci mb,
W. S. G. Andrkws.
Theblanksin the Faculty will be filled as soon
as a selection is ma Je from the numerous appli
cants. For further information address J. II. Rrcnl, or
any of the Board of Council.
Goldsboro', Dec. 24, 1353 120-ly
PRIME NEW CROP MOLASSES.
I1HDS- novr landing from Brig S. P.
&(JJ brown, and for tsale by
Feb. 7. J. HATHAWAY dt SON.
PORTER AND ALE.
T ONDON Porter and Scotch Ale, in quarts and
jui pints, just receivea Dy l... r. isah luy,
Feb. 11. No. 3, Granite Row.
FLOUR.
1 CiTi BBLS. and lulf bbl.-. di.Tercnt jrad-s, for
A VV sale by FREEMAN 4 HOUSTON.
Feb. 16 112,
NAILS.
200
KEGS, assorted Bizes, f r pb1 hv
Jan. U FREEMAN fc HOUSTON".
MORE FLUSH TIMES,
ECEIVED by Express audforfale bv
Jan. 14 J.T.MfJNDS.
R
JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE and complete supply of FRESH
J. A .5, compriBingevory vb net usua uvea
all
en ior, ruieea ana pui up oy tne unnen oociciy
Shakers, at New Lebanon, N. Y. Order: from o
I
u r
countrv friends nroinmlv filled.
S. B. & J. A. EVANS.
Jan 15.
THE GREAT QUESTION
IS settled, since the sale of North Carolina Flour
in New York, that it is superior to mt of their
fancy brands. We have ji:sl returned lrom Fny
etttville, where, wn have purchased. immeUij ioly
from the Inspector's roli, 75 bbls. of the most popu
lar brands of NORTH CAROLINA FLOUR, ex
pressly for family us, and ovnrv barrel warrant, d
to be sweet and new. Those wanting a good arti
cle are invited to call and examine our Flour. For
salrt by W. M. SHERWOOD & CO.
Feb. 7. 135.
CUT VELVET,
PLUSH and Satin Vesting; EnalUh Black
Crape; White Sjtin, all grades; Belviderc and
Exhibition fine Woolen Shawls. Received to-day,
andforsaleby JAMES DAWSON.
Nov. 29. 109.
FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS and r.nlmrs made to order, by
WILKINSON 4- KtLI'H,
Feb. 4. Uptiolsisrs.
NEGRO PASSES.
ANEW form of Passes, combining sanitary pro
visions, approved by he Commissioners, ai d
a number of others interested in the welfare of our
colored population, is just issued at the office of
'ITie Commercial.
STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL
I WILL sell low, and on accommodating
terms, the Engine and Machinery of '
the Cape Fear Meam Saw Mill 14 ir.cn.,
cylinder, 2 feet stroke; three 32 inch boilers, 30
feet long main shaft 10 feet 6 inches long the
power of this engine is estimated at 60 hoise, has
a new extra cylinder and log gecring, and all the
appliances necessary for the full tqeij rrcnl lo
operate at once.
Also, 2 Stave-dressing Machines, Jointers, &c.
complete. O. G. PARSLE Y.
Jan. 21 131-tf
JUST RECEIVED.
E:(f LBS. Prime Feathers;
OUU 10 bbU. Glue ;
3O0 kegs Nails ;
1 Tt boxes Tallow Candles ;
10 bbls. Machinery Oil ;
20 casks Rice;
6 bales Randolph Yarn ;
Forsaleby T. C. A B. G. WORTH.
Jan. 17 1M
TOWAGE! TOWAGE! !
STEAMER Sam Bcary.A.M Gutb
ric, master; Steamer Calhoun, Jot
M Springs, master, are reaoy ai an
iim..rA.kn.ini. Ordeis for Towacewill have
prompt attention if left at office of Agent.
y v GEO. HARRISS.
June I 38-tf
JUST RECEIVED.
A New style of Gent's Soft Cloth Hats, Black and
Drab, a neat and pleasant wearing style of bu
siness Hat, for sale at the Hat and Cap Store.
Feb. 21. C. MYERS.
NEW AND FRESH.
JUST RECEIVED Per Ser. LIZZIE RUSSELL,
from Baltimore.
3 CASES. (2 doxen each,) whole and half Cans
tpiced Oysters, 3 do. half and quarter gallon
Jars, assorted Pirkles ; 2 do. Tomato Catsap ; 6 doz.
Cans fresh Asparagus ; Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, ad
Peaches. Also, dl-eet from the manufactory : 100
lbs. Gam Drops ; 38 do. Port Wine Drops; 2Sdo.
Jelly Cakes, for sa)e by L.N. BARLOW.
Feb. 23. No. 3, Granite Saw.
e?-;--Trrr-rf
.1; ii
' ; 8AM HOUSTON. ,
So Cbon art leagued with free-soil men,
Their views and thine harmonions bleod-L
Yet call'rt thyself the SonOi'i fast friend.
" - : 8am Houston,
We do not wish thee harm or ill, s
But the Nabraska KaBsaalirjI,c , ,
Will prove to thee a bitter pfil,
Sam Houston.
' -,i v ' '
More hitter than the stnening blow
You felt on bloody Jacinto, ' 1 t
Ere gallant Sherman came you know- .:.
S.tm Houston.
To counsel thee in thy dismay, T "t:
And by his valour win tho day, -Tkon
els kadst lost some people say,
.f Sara Houston,
And so with Seward, Sumner, Hale,
Thou trimmest now thy pliant sail.
Blind following in their slimy trail,
Sam Houston.; . .
Their factious course we scarce rCan blime
For nothern principles they claim ;
But thou art of the South 0, shame 1
Sam Houston.- -
-.
What demon prompted thy old ago ; rf
To cut fuch capers on life's stage,. V ; '.
And war with thy own interests wage. . "
Sam Houston !
Was it to gain flic northern Tote
And northern free soil favour court 1
Alas, thou'It find thyself their sport,
Sam Houston.
While through the South thy nam will bo
The mark for festering obloquy , :.
Thyself condemned to Conventry, ; ;
Sam Houston.
Retire ! Perfume thy grizzly hair,
Escort about the smiling f;vir; j
Thy griin musUchios nurse with car,
Sam Houston.
For all the workings of thy brain.
The Presidential chair to gain,
Aud thy ambitious hopes are rain,
Sam Houston.
Xo Longer through the Southern land
Cun you a Corporal's guard command,
But art politically damned - :
Sam Houston. . .
QUILP.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
The Washington Globe, of Saturday afternoon,
says : Tne contributions receiTca at tne monu- ;
ment office, from the 2d Febiusry to the Sd of
March, amounted, in the aggregate, to 7 011,74.
Of this amount, $418 85 were from Ibo memburs
of the Legislature of Massachusetts, Governor
and Councillors, one day's pay each; Charles
Sannders, Boston. $100; Robert 0. Winthrop, of
the same city, S 100; operatives Bay 8tale Mills,
La u renew, Massachusetts, 8525,52; members of
the Massachusetts Mct-liniiich' Association, Bos
ton, $04,78; Abbott Lawrence and John Wells, of
Massachusetts, $500 each ; estate of Samuel Ap
pleton, 1000; John P. Curbing, 600; Jonathan
Phillip, $300; Joshua Bates, London, $1000;
executory of Tlu.mas H. Perkins, 1000 ; opera
tives of Lowell Mannbcturing-Comiiany, Lowell,
8190.13; from visitors at Monument Place, $200,-
50. The amount of extenditures for the month
of February was 51,533,50.
JUST RECEIVED
FROM New York and Baltimore:
20 bags Lazuyra C tlue ;
40 bags Rio Coffee, extra :
25 mats old Java Coffee;
20 drums Fresh Figs ;
40 bbls. and boxes Crackers fresh ;
4 krgs Malaga Grapes ;
5 boxes Fine Lemons ;
10 bbls. extra No. 1 Mackerel;
60 boxes new crop Raisins ;
5 casts preserved Ginger;
6 bcxes fine Citron ;
40 boxes Freh Buckwheat ;
6 " Rice Kltfcr.
Tlie above goods will be sold on the best term
forC;.ish. C. DvPliE & CO.
Per8 113
LIQUORS.
ryr BBLS. Rcctifi'd Whitkey ; ""20 bbU. N. E.
fJ Rum ; 15 do. (.'id Mononpah'-la VhiUov;
15 bbls. Apple Brandy; 15 do.. Rose Gin ; French
Brandy, Holland Gin : ."Inlaga, Madeira, and Port
Wines, just received and for sale by
ZENO H. GREENE.
Feb. 2. N.C. Tel. copy. .136.
RUM. GIN, AND BRANDY.
BBLS. Domestic, for sale by
Feb. 16. FREEMAN dt HOUSTON.
60
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THK Subscribers have this day formed a Co
Partnership ui der the name and style of
JAMES F. G1LLF.SPIF. dt CO., for the purpose
ofcarrvine on a GENERAL AGENCY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS. -
JAMES P. GILLESPIF,
GEORGE S. GILLESPIE.
Wiimintrton, Nov. 6, lf51. 100-tf.
PORTRAIT PAINTING.
VT R. Massaion, Portrait Painter, most respect
iVJ. fully announces to the citizens of Wilming
ton and .surrounding country, that he hss isken
rooms over the store of Mr. Agnstini, on Market
street where Lad rs and Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine his Paiaiings. r, -
Persons wishing; Daguerreotypes copied, can
nave it done by him as true as if taken front ife.
Dec. 17 117 '
BUFF LINEN. : v
FOR Window Shades t made an snd p jI mp by "
WILKINSON 6l ESLER, Upholster..
Jsn. 2tr. 133.
LOUNGES.
H Y not buy s LAnnge of . ' - .
WILKINSON e ESLER.
w
Jan. 7 Upholsterers.
GARDEN SEEDS.
GARDEN Seeds iust leceived from Phlladelahf.
A large supply of Garden and Flower seeds, fos
ale at C. 4 D. DoPRE'3 ; - - .
Jan. 12
utng and unemical Store.
N. C. OASIS. v
I QTn LBS- for fcmUy For sale by
lOl'U W. M. SHERWOOD A CO.
Feb. 21.
144.
N. C. BACON.
Sfinn lhm- Ue Rnd, for sale by
,UV.U ANDERSON 4k SATAGE.
Dec. 1
110
FURNITURE.
J W3FrTCei"ed iOT alloW fo' lUi: 3. ii,
25 doa. Chairs, assorted kisds; " r' -5
Rock ing Chairs assorted kinds ; '
5 " Children's da - do
5 - FineMahoironT do'
2 Wash Stand v r do
2 Toilet Tables;-' do "
2 Dinner, ' do ' do r
20 Fine Kuresas, V do ' '
40 Fine Mahogany and Walant Sofas, assorted
kinds; , . - . -
1 Fins Chamber Set, assorted kinds;
S3 Bedsteads. ": do
0 Looking Glasses. - do
400 Iox. Glass TsmMers, dd'
2 Fire-proof Iron Cheats. Patent f-rwV u iA
be the best now In bm - . .
. ... WWW III WB,
Call and oaamlas for yoorselres. "'
NoT. JSth -
104 tf
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