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VOLUME IX NUMBER 8.
WILMINGTON, N..C, TUESDAY MORNING, ARIL 4, 1854.
WHOLE NUMBER, i 000
MI STJliLLANY.
a p.ur 0.
.but now
1 1 j i j '
hi
. A BARD IN TltOUBLE.
A (Ihmnvitive specimen of the genus ho
mo, jejojcinir in the corapouivl ;inpe!!arion
of Patrick Terence McSwiichei, was placed
in the dock of the Bclfiist police office, on
Wednesiilaj week, charged by No. 5 4.
dth annoying I he public by his disorderly
condtict. and singintr sonrs in an uproari
ous manner in HercuU's-placc, on the pre
ceding night- Judging from the outwurtl
"rfian be seera.d to have recently been a
principal in some -glorious row," in which
he brfd unfortunately corne oil second best,
Yot besides various cuts and scratches on
ii s face, his right visual oran was most
iriuihematically encircled with a halo of
black, yellow and purple tin!., vicing in
lustre with the colors of the rainbow, an 1
ds D0se ' O tavern o' war," such u barbar
ous looking proL"icis, illat niusibe rnnked
tilon-side human noses ! Why, in all so
her seriousness, to do it anything like jus
tice, it should be classified with cases of
the ihird variety, according to in. rules of
Dr. Hutron It was none oi'your Roman,
nor ydur Grecian, nor aqoilme. noses, nor
yotir Jong, nor your sh; rj), n -.r j our flar,
nor your pug, nor cocl:. iur nnvihmg b j t
its own original style, just as if, by way of
improvement. Prometheus had tri(d his
hand a second time when moulding this
'hapless son of cl.iy":r It was of a bright
fiery appearance, having small blue spots
adorning the extremiiy, and pulled up a la
pincushin to amazing dimensions, as if
proud that its owner was one of the ouM !
stock." .Moreover it seemed as acting from j
the dictates of prudence it had-.piietly s:ep
ped aside from its natural position to avoid !
cojiision with some post or wall, and had
taken up i's residence on the larboard'1 .
-i i-,- .!..-! ... 1 - .J , - .1 .
side Oi Ills CtieeK. aim was ucimiiiiini in
remain there, at least till the danger of its
being br .ken had passed away. This un
doubtedly w.is a very prudent cour.-e.
Then the dress of rl.e prisoner was unique
as his tout ensemble was attractive lie w.is
encased in about three-tenths of an ol i
black coat entirely minus the collar, a red
wai.tcoat, not encumbered wi:h buttons.
but t irli 1 1 v laced with twine, and
trousers that had once been blac k,
variegated with iron eo! .red .pots
ot the leers there was a deep r ni. w
as he walked, allowed til. unrestr iin
garment to fhip at pleasure, giving ooc h
of him the appear nice of a sort of wing.
Alercurv. whilst t iie other presented aca!
and dignified rigi l;'V- Altogether the
prisoner was a rca an.? in sit is. and in
deed he seemed to know i'..
The constable having stated his charge,
the prisoner was asked what he had to sa .
and wiih the utmost coolness, and amid.-t
the irrepressible merriment of the court, he
replied in the following pompons style,
which was sadly out of keeping with what
his external appearance seemed to indi
cate :
Your Worship (bowing) Not having
had the pleasure of a previous acqu nn
tance, von no doubt evince a li te curiosity,
as a gentleman naturally would, on being
thus so abruptly and inform ally brought in
contact with another( laughter) to know
who and what I am ; but before 1 enter in
to particulars, allow me to apologise lor
reluctantly appearing before you this morn
ing with such an apparant disregard to the
.luiies of the toilet (surveying himself) I la.
l.a. ha ! (Great laughter.)
liench Apologies.sir, from -'gentlemen" j
of your status, are quite superfluous ; and
as to the question of curiosity, I assure you
I evince not the least. (Laughter.)
Bench But who are you. then '!
Prisoner Patr ck Terence M'Switcher,
the cosmopolitan bard, or non-pensioned :
laureate, sir. at your service (bowing.) ,
whose repuJation is more extensive than Ins j
resources (laughter) and whose living '
inspirations, if I err not, will aitnm a higher ;
seat in immortality than the poor so.i!.
which poured them forth. (Continued j
laughter.)
Bench May I ask, what works have ;
yon published ? j
Prisoner My published effusions, sir,
lire chiefly confined to ballads of the Alex- j
andrian order, the most popular of which j
tare, "Whew 1 your sowls to glory," and!
"Molly but you're long a coming" bursts '
of laughter) both of which I have been l
informed have been translated into the i
Scandinavian, Double Dutch, anil verna
cular. (Laughter.) I have a variety of man- .
viscrip poems, ballads, &c, but they are i
intended to be brought out posthumously '
(Loud laughter.) I may therefore well ex .
claim with the satirist of old 1
"Exegi monumentuiB perenniusa ere." '
or with his more amorous countryman
"Jamquc opus perfeci
Nomenque erit indeiibile tnostrum."
J3encn Oh, you know something about
Latin, 1 perceive 1
Prisoner (stroking his beard) Rather.
(Laughter.)
Bench But you cannot be permitted to
annoy the public by bawling in the
streets.
Prisoner I was singing, not bawling,
and only doing that in the high way which
manv of my contemporaries particularly
Moore and Words worth still do in their
garrets. (Tjoud laughter.) May I be per
mitted Id interrogate the constable?
Bench Certainly 1
The consiable was then called upon the
table, anJ the prisoner, in the most ludi
crous manner imaginable, drew himself up
to his full height (about five feet four inch
es) to question him.
Prisoner (with arms a kiaibo) Turn
round, Sir! and behold the man whom the
-resiliency of your conscience is endeavor
ing to immolate. (Laughter.) Is that so?
Constable (as tonishftd) 1 don't know
'hat you mean. ,
Prisoner Precisely : in that case, tlien,
you must, be grossly ignorant ha, ha, ba !
-th-;
Cotistable (laughing) May be not so
much asyou think.
.,Pn?orier-r--VVctI, ihen let us see. May
i l: ask; baveWou. ever - studied human -nature,
i.wrietheppradtically or metphy
icali f i'XV&nghterf '
Constable (hesitatingly) Metterfisctlly !
(Loud laughter )
Prisoner What? eh? etterfiscally,
you said O learned functionary! your
knowledge. I perceive, of human nature is
co extensive with the profundity of your
acquirements in Mciterlisics. (Great laugh
ter.) Constable You are humbugging me
now. With ail j-o.ir larnin may be I'm as
cute as you. You are asking unfair ques
tions. They have nothing 10 do with the
c tse.
Prisoner Come, ans wer me agaiu ! you
say I was singing in the streets; what
were the peculiar sensations you first ex
perienced when the fortissimo passages op
erated upon'tbe tympanum of your auricu
lar oigan (Loud bursts of laughter )
C.mstabio (sarcastically) All 1 know
about you is. that you're a common ballad
singer, and the most troublesome about
Smi'hfieM. (Continued laughter)
Prisoner Go down, Sir! (Laughter)
i B'tich (:o prisoner.) You must be im
j prisoned forty eight hours in the Hous . of
! Correction,
iiUSlLS!S tAUDS.
JAS. il. CIIADBOURN & CO.,
.can al lo!uiisioii $i .'reliant
vn.ili .;ii)"ii. x. c.
J as. II.J.'haob.iub... Geo. Chad bo r r ?f
J uii. 1 , 135 J. 1 .J
L & D. DuPRE.
WHOLE -SALE AND l( ETA L DEALER.. IN
Prugs. Sli-iJU-iiics, Cliemirals. ..inTs, Oil,
I) i ?tufli, .iiiiss. Perfumery, Cigars,
O.a liiquors, l''nn-v Afiiclcs, Sic.,
VlAllKl.l' siTUKKT.
V I Ij 1 l N il T t S . N . C .
"rescrifjtijn.- urcfnll) j.npaundeJ by c;xperi
pnece ti-i sons.
M .i rcli '5, t 3 "3
iVlLLIlI A". H WYK.V,
uLitcrtii I lfdrvv.irJi:ig4,t'ominiSNioa Merelitmt
I i :!! i:s i.-'ir! in in r 1 1 1 1 ii my fr i'nd-, hilt I
mi f e ; j i ii-d 1 1) i vij ;d 1 hi i nrss u n I rusted lome
nllijien i an t p r- i n , I n n n u in . I Inven wharf lor
.1 v :i I Si iTi-s. wiili a iijile ai'c-o:iiiiioil.ii!of , Spirit
il n-ii' ani V iroli an - . (JiMiciirnnic nts of Naval
vt t s for sale or ship ami : nd all kinds of can n-
Prisoner Wo
mc wi; It the senti
I'll cany a letter to that constable';
and brothers ? (Great laughter.)
Bench Removed hiin. B If ml
Id jour Worship favor
nee of iranspoi ion, and
father
Citron.
TJE TiJI -WEEKLY ( 0MJEsiIAL
Is 1)11 lil.s la I i'Vi.TV I'uEtfDAV, 1'HL'RtDA V Ulld
Satl-isda v at S3 per annum, payable in all cases
i 'i livance.
BY I'll U .U AS i.O:tl. G ICditi r and Pbopkie
TOR,
Corner 1'i oi-t airl "M uket Street.",
WILMIVCTOX. N. C.
try ;ir I tz-
on -i ntv.,
Apnl 19.
;HT:il
liciut!. C is!i advancis mode on
0. L. FILLYAW,
PRODUCE BROKER,
COIDIISSIM AND F0RWIK01G ME ECU ANT,
IVUiWISTGTOJI, f. V.
Sept ember 20th, 1 r 53. 8 '-1 v-c
JOSEPH li. BLOSSOM,
General Cominissioa and Forffardiag Merchant.
Prompt personaf attention given to -Consignments
for Sale or Shipment.
Liberal Cask adrancss made oa Consignments to
vie or to mn New York friends.
Wilmington, Jan.'30, lS-,3. 13'.
R0UNTKKE, WATSON & CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
TH Smith St , Sew York.
L:i;ral Adeanr.es Mide on Consignments,
j. d. n H'vrmt, a. c. watsjm, w. h. wjggim.
Angus' -5. IS33. 09-1 y.
(JE0. II. KELLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Next dixit to A. A. Vannet's,on North Vnteist.
willattenil to the sale of all kinds of Oountrv Pro
duce. nneh a? Corn, Peas, Meal, Uacon . I.ard ,4c..
jpd will keep constantly on hand a full sup pi y o f
Groceries.
llefernecs .
VVillef- Ha 11. of Wayne. Jno ilfllae, Wilmins-ton
W Caraway. ' Gen. Alx. . MeRac . '
B P. il ill, Wilmington , Wiley A. WatKei . ':
Di-c. U, 1332. I lo-l v.
v 1
rjsi;.
-' Ion.
P t',r
asinif
li ,n 1
r.
Nav
. 1 1 : r : .
M' S lii.ld - u.l C-l
:!,; ;n I i.i I her
ill in. i y i l n hy '
i r i j i . i;ir Iri. i
S i'.
n-iianiilC'; Is of Cot
p. O'l lift:
i . W . Da vis In j 1 1 1 1-
ul lor vessels.
1
G
r.i'-cr..l
Nov. -20
W. C. HOWARD,
Mc r-
lon N. C.
anees ma !e on Conig?iin(nls.
IOU-tf
RXnUAF, Cninmission and Foiwaruin
cian',
Vv iloiin
;as!i ad
Ficr
il'iV.'
iJEV.iY NUTT,
IK AND F:iKWllU'. IG!-:.T,
vice his
io.ifr dUrn'ijri to
cd Is 'tis core.
amines entrust-
..-pi.
l-')3.
r vti:s
i si;r. 1 uisi.r:ion
1 " 7.3 1
1-3 " 1 f'J j I
1 ' 1 m mil), l iu I I
Ten lin or le s maUi a
Mene-ni excei.d.s icn fines
OK A 1 V fcKTISI NG.
$it 51 i 1 sijr. '2 months,
"6
.. u
in 1 1 u re. If an
II.
S4 Cm
5 en
S oo
l uu
a.lv, r-
iiro.
all
r:i n.
Mice l il Ire in
is are payable at ihe time of
a.lvc i titers, will lie made
lverii?c
icir iiiM 1 1 : o n .
i -on r if 1 s il li i i arly
n : !i . : i ! S ! ; a i 1 1 r in . i
N tri-i r .i" c muaeii for vcarly adverllsiny ''
.. j : ; . r : ; i i 1 1 ,i at hi circu ,ii vt uncc rf'.der .
i i !i i,-i;i i;i r.' S". or au unexpeei rd rem .vai j
;n .a s-jn , a ehire aiejr lin ; to Hie pu'li-lied j
ierni5 ivi!l he at ihe option ot I lie e o n ' rac t 1 r, fir j
the time be 'las advertised.. j
'I'lie privilege of Annual A-.lvrr Ucrr is strictly j
! i 11 1 i : ; d I ) iludr ivvn imllie.'iati lei-inesf; and all
i.Im riiseil!" 0' lor (ilC henifit of other pirions,)
as well .1 - ni i.l vert ise : m m 3 ,. aim nedialely eon- j
neeted wi'li 1 heir own biisim fs, and al 1 u -i ci ?s of I
1 U rr'.ii 1..1 n" in le 1 11 11 r 01 !ier " isc bey 'n I I he
limit eni-ieJ, w i I be charged at the nsaal rales.
No I e: li-em Us is iru Indcd in ihe eon raet
Tor ih sale or rem ol houses or I mill in town er
ronnlry er f r ihe sale or hire -if n'rocs, wheiii
T the in ip- r'' i t'tini il bv ih atveriier or liy
,,ih-r piT-s.ina. Th-e are ixeltidcd by ihe lerm
i( imntcd'.alt business 15
Ml 1 I .-.-r-1 -einunt-s inerlej in the tri-wecMv
( ,,,,., ,.-r are infilled I 1 one ieserfion in ihe
Wet-kin free of chnrire.
JOB, ( Altl) AM) l'AMA
i:i;r.i;,iu) i si; p i; w i u
JOSEPH II. FLW'XKR,
Clciirral lommivsiou Mcrchunt,
VI1,HI Sii I'O.V, . c.
Mar !)ih, l.?33 K7-Iv-c.
I. WCS.Sla.. H . R . t; I L KRS.
WKSfiL k i?li:rs.
mil mission i !: in; n nts a nd wiioi.p.
-'S.AI.K fl'tO ;K:tS, Vortu Wafer Street, Wil
ninirlon, N. intent to keep .11 the above,
stand a genera I a sori men 1 of G-oceries, Liijuors,
and Proviion at wholesale and to carry on a
Genera 1 'om ni5 ssior Kitsini ss
n k F E 11 f. v c E :
K.P.IInll Pres'i Itr'eh I! nl; ufdic State.
O.G. Parsl.-y, Pre-'i C Jniniereia 1 l!an
P K . Dickinson . F.50 .
DollnnA Porter. C u ',rK
Jan. 20 1 3"-3 13 1
T. C. ft B. (i. WORTn,
coinnssm nn forwirdixg merchwts,
Jit. '7
WIL. ! G7X .V. C.
V,
V. t
W. M. SIIKRW00D k CO.,
7 M 1. Fv A 1 . l. liufi:" a mi i "o 01 ission
hams v ilnii iii'inn. 7v ("
A !1 eonsi2r.meTiis nf Naval Stores, tojefher Willi
C HI. 'n. r.aenii. I. a d. 'm ti.'Menl. Fl ur, Ac . shnl
secure ill higher! market prije.
Dec. 13 1 15 rf
PiMVTINC,
STYLE
VtiliXTS IMH TMIi CDJIHUKUAIi.
.Veic Yurk Dr. Geuiige I'.ettses, No 'iA.
Broai.vav, or ordnr mav he left wi h D. C. Krsf
man Co., No. 175 l'tml street, corner ol How-
li ur lip.
Ilosloii Oh abi-k- Snrii. No.
l'.Lil,id'jlij!iin--. K. i.'ohkn
IS Jti nore Wm . li. PeAKE.ind Wa. Tiiu(
1 J e ni ral W Iu r f.
ii:o:jk mykrs,
Wil ILI'SlLi: AU RI Tl L (JUii
C. I'HtC.MAN. OCOliOE lloLStO
i- iti:i:Ai v & Hnt'srov,
MERCHANTS AND FACIURS.
1I.M1NGTU.V, N . O -
i) c. Ki!i::;MA & co.
COM 1 1 SS ION M E RCH A N I
lis I'iioxt' srmi:r,
.m:iv voitic.
R
Kct. c in.it jjithj on hiind, H'mcs. Te,is. Liquors,
I'r ir.;0),.4. If ( ,nd Witloir li'ir.:, I-'ruit.
IO'i rertionarie.s.if". Stut'i -Vont sf reel,
WllilllXUI'OS, N. J.
N'ev. 1?, IS jr. 109.
J. D. LOVE,
VASi rxCTl llLl. ASH in: ALE! L
CAB1XKT FUli.MTL'RE,"
P.COSTF. M'S CHAIRS, M ATTUKSPHS ic. &e.
I l''iont tri ct. South of Market,
j BlllVV' BL'il.Dl Mi. WII..MINOTON. N C.
I Sept. 1 G, 1332. 79-y-r
I J. IIAUi,
COMMISSION M K't' : If A N I', Wilmin.ion.
N C. O.Tljc in ru-r of AleMilian, Daiisii
1 ttie
irash
FREEMAN AND IHilSTON. WILMINGTON, N C
"BKP cons'amly nn h arid a stock ol h'iour,
'orn. J'or.':. Hirjn Sa't, 4 .'off, Sticrar, Mo
lasses, Tobaaa, Ci'jnrs. Snuff', Candles. Soni, 1'or
ciirn and Ilomcstlc Liquors and Wines; Iron.
Stiils, I'. lints, (Jits, Giiss, Domestics. Hats, l rj!s,
isliots, Lea'her. Azri:uUurat Implements, ami a va
rieiv of 01 her arti. li s, suitable for '"tnnily.ind plan
tation use and die n mil 1 n tie, which they will
di-musc of in lols 10 !jt deulers or consumers on
reasonable terms for ca.-h.orln exchange for N a
val Stores or other produce.
r
V7
Oo's Attire.
Fvorv attention paid t
of prod'iee, and libi'lal
' son si 1; nine n
! Refers to -1 'apt. Gilbert Pot tor,- F..
j Pre'i Branch Bin!; State N t ' ; O. O
1 Pres't Commercial "ni.k ; McMillan,
i Co.
sale and pnehase
advances made on
P. Fla
Parsle
Davis
Ian. 21
131-tf
COCHRAN k RUSSKLL.
(surcEssor.s to Tims, libim- & co.)
(Hcncral Coniniiion Mcrehanfs,
Vo 3', -Vjr.'i Wharrcs. md i3 Xnrt't ti'a'er Sts.
PII 1 1 .A I K I il'II I A .
J II A R V F. Y c o c H n A N ,
be !
Tiie -cniorpartner D. V,. I'beem n-. is located in
the city "of New Vork ; the pinior partner, Gf.o.
Houston", in Wilmington. Jf desired, advances,
will be made on nsi jn nents to and from either
o'ace. AU business entrusu d to tlnrni will reecive
nrooer attention: and orders for Goods will
promptly;! nrl carefully filled.
S e p t . 9. 1 352 lfiJ"
D CVSIIWF.M,. J. A. PARKER.
CASH WELL & PARKER.
C O M MISSION M E R C II A N T S ,
WII.M I.NG TON. N C.
Office formerly occupied by Mr. Wm. A. Gwyer.
March 23. 3-lye
DR. (iEORGE BETTNER,
OK NO ITII CAROLINA.
OFFICE. No 538 BROADWAY,
OR AT TH--.
PRESCOTT HOUSE -NE V YORK.
E.-u. DJ. lyc.
; VII,KI,NSONT & I2SI.i:it,
! UPHOLSTERS & PAPER HANGERS,
, KKEP ON HAND AND .MADE TO ORDER.
Mtftr.'ss:.-!, Feather Beds. Window Curtains
and 1'i.clures
j A'l work in the above line done at shortest No
! tic". Wilmington. N. C Market St.
j Marcel 5. l.
J. C. LATTA,
COMMISSION ML lie HA A T 4. GENERA L
AGKST.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Oct. 1,!P53. 85-1 y-
A IlTvANB JKKELEN.
Gcaeral Agent, Commission ani tonTarding
Merchant,
VVIIiMINC; TOX, N". C.
Particular attention given tosale and purchase
of Naval Stores.
June 1, IS53. 123-lv.
WILLIAM n, PEA RE.
COLLECTOR HQ ADVERTISING ACtNT
Vor Coutitry Newspapers throughout the
United States,
Basement of Sun Iron Bu laios, Bait 1 more street
All business entrusted lo uis care transacted
promptly, on liberal terms.
se?l7 gs-f
S. M WEST,
. -ABttionwr and Commission ifierthant,
WIIiflNG TON, N. c.
WILL fell or bur Real Kstate and .Negroes al
a sinitl commission. 0
- also :
. Strict atietionjrten to the sale of Timber, Tur
pentine, Tar, or a,ny kind of Country Produce.
OB 9eon4 door. South side of Market street,
oa' the wharf.
Jdne 12. 1953. S3 ly.
W. S BCiSELL.
.ih.'r 1! e is'i 1 lv
July 3.1 h. ll'ji.
II. DOLLNM
inccs inide on consisnnienis
.-S-if.
(i. roT'i'tR. jr
DOLLNER & POTTER.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
N E'.V VORK :
Ij'.'ieral Cis'i A lein-es mi le on all Consignments.
April 30. 1333. 201y-pd.
C. I) PRE & ( 0.
IVIIOIiKSAl li AXI) KUT.llli GROCURS
Ctornei Kio'it a-'d li im ess-stieets,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
C- DITRE. r. E. RAKER.
J. HATHAWAY & SON,
COMMISSION A! CHAN IS.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
J. IlATtAWAv, J. L, Hathaway,
Feb, 13, 1S53. 31.
JAMES ANDEReuS. EDWARD SAV'aGE.
ANDERSON k SAVAGE.
GENERAL COM MISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON i. V.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Oct. 2.'.
; HENRY'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
! PL RELY VlUiETABI.E IX JTS
COMPOS1TIOX.
' ' I , III S invaluahle ( rordi il, i exiraeu il from Herbs
; 1 am1 Roots, which have heen found at'er ii-ats
of experience, hy Ihe most skillful Physicians, to
j be possessed of qualities most btneficial 111 the i'is
eases :or which i', is recommended, and hence
whilst it ispres ntid 10 t fie public, as an t ffica-
cious remi d v , it is also known to be ol that charac
ter on which reliance may be placed as to jissafety.
1 n cases of Itnpotency, lloemori hajjes. Oisordertd
S tc 1 i i- y . Al t nstr nation or Suppression ol ihe .Men
ses, Kiuui Albusor hues, or lor
DEBILITY
arising from any cause, such as weakness from sick
ness. where the patient has been confined to bed l..'
some time, for Females al ter Confinement, A horti.-n
! or-Miscarriage, this Cordial cannot be excited in
i's s ilirarv etleets: or in loss of .Muscular Kncrjry,
1 I n itaiiilit), Physical Prostration, .Seminal Weak
ness, Palpitation of the lleirt. I nd ijesti-m , Slur-aisnnes-.
Pecay of ihe Procieaiive Kunciions, Ner-
, vuiism ss. t-c. . wli rea tonic M ed ci ne is 1 cqu ; t i d ,
; it ill be foundeti ial, ii not superior to any t'uni-
! pound ever iw?d
TO FEMALES.
Xtenry't Invigora'ing l.'ordtal, is one of the mo-t
' invaluable Medicines in the many Complaints to
' which I'Vui ilas are subject. It assists nature to
brace the wfi lie system, e-h- c U excesses, and ere a tes
; renewed health and happiness. Less sulferin',
dfscaseand unn ippln- ssamon Ladles woul I exist
; were niej ' 'Hy to ttdoi the use of this C r
! dial. I. aeit-s who -ire debilitated by those obstruc
Hons w hu h teuiales are liable lo. are restored t
. the use ut a botll.- or iwo. to hlotm and lo virzor.
YOL Xti MEN.
That s.i'itary practi. e. s fatal to the existence of
: man and it is 1 he young who are most apt to b -:
eoiue its victims, from an iejnoienee of the danger
to which itn v sul'ject themselves, causes
XEItrOL'S DEBILITY.
1 Weakness ol the System, anil Premature Decay
! .Many of you may now besuriurin;, misled as 10 ihe
; cause or source ol disease. To those, then, who by
I excess have brought on themselves Premature Im
potence, 1 nvol .nlary M-mintil I Omissions, Weak
nessant! S hrivi ling of the Genital Organs, Ner
! von s A flee lions, or unv ot her conseqiienet s of u nres
; trained indulgence of ih sensual passions, ocea
i sionin " the in cess it v of re no 11 nei ng 1 he lelkitk i of
i MA It HI A i E.
j lc ssenintr both mental and tmuily cap u iiy. Hold!
Henry's Invisroru tins C irdial, a MeJicin : lhai is
pari I) Vegetable, will aid nature le restore lh se
j i input tant tunci ions lo a he . I thy st.i te, a rid ill prov e
o! sei vice 10 you. It possesses raie yiituts, is a
' gtneial rciHoverof disease, and sin. ng rlier.tr ci ( Lc
'system
! AS A TOXIC MEDICIXE.
i t is unsurpassed . W e do not place 1 his-Cord la I 011
j a foot ins with quack medicines, a nd , ns is c u stoma -:
rv. append a long list of Recommendations, Ci t
I lifieatcs, Ac., lciMnr.in; with 'Hear whai the
Pieachei siys.,: and sucliliKt1; il is not necessar)',
for ' Henry's Inv i2oraiiiii; l'orilial." only needs a
' trial to p rove I tm I it wiil ace. implish al! we sn v.
THE GENUINE ' HENRYS INVIGORA
TING CORDIAL"
: is put np In " Panne! Bottles, and is easily recoj
! ni.i d by the Manufacturer's Mi;n.:ture on the laDic
! of each Bottle, (to counterfeit which is forgery.) as
well as his private eal on til? cork of each Bottle,
i fjSold for per Bottle; -Six for Ss ; SIG per
! do'en.
I Prepared only by S. COllKN. No. 3 Franklin
Row Vine Street, below Kichlh, Philadelphia, Pa.,
! to whom all o:ti)i:ifs must bi: au-
J DRK.SSFD. For Sale by nil respectable DriiL'gists
A. Merchants throughout the country.
! Oct. '29. S7-i ::n-c.
OFFICE W. AND M. R. R. CO.
WILMINGTON, .N . C, lTt't MARCH, i6jI.
. ! OTIC is hercliy thai tile S tock of the under
named delinquent subseiil cis 10 the Capital
Slock of the W ilminyton and Manchester Railroad
Company will he sold at Puhlie Auction, at K.x
chantre Corner, on Mondiy ihe 24 1 li Apiil, 1S5J.
agreeably to ".section 12' of ihe Charter of saia
Company, unit s ihe instalments '!ue th-ron ahall
be p. tid pn vious to rue day ol so it
John A. Taylor,
Pol ler Strode.
N . K. Brickhouse,
TJC-
l'ebiiiiy,
CO shares.
. . 2 "
-3 "
GEO. HARRISS,
General CojiuuisMon 31 or chant.
(VII.MIN'GTOM, N. V.
wjTRICT attention given lo procurinar Freight
i-J and purchasing Cargoes for vessels.
ItEFEa ro
K. P. Hall, f'.sq. 1
0. G. Parsley F.sq lj.Wi,nii ton.
1. A. l aylor. l-.sq j
J. O. Bellamy, K.sq j
Messrs. l ooker, Siuyih & Co., ) v...
Thompson & Hunter, J Aew York
Alex'r. Herron, Jr Philadelphia.
. ii-: . t: , ir. I J ... I . -
MeSSrS. Ullll.llHOW UHlltl, ( Ch..Blnn
H F. Baker. F.sq.
Jan. 2. 1853.
S. C.
123 tf.
RUSSELL & BROTHER,
(LATE ELLIS. RCSSELL Sl CO ,)
mENERAL CO MMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Liberal cash ndvances made on consignments!)
Naval store, Cotton, and other produce.
May 3, 1853.
WANTED.
2Anrj LBS. Beeswax, Cor which the highest
. J i 'W'aiarket price, will be paid in cash.
March 9- T. Cdc, B. G, WORTH.
CLASSIC and HISTORIC PORTRAITS,
V JAMES BRUCE. Just poblMbed, and for
sale at S, W. WHITAKER'S.
March 4- ,149-
B0VS AVALE1N0 GAXES.
C. MFER'S..
B'
FANCY assortment, for sale, at lht Ha nd
n Cap bmportum.
John H. Hill,-
Isham Peterson, 5
James Knight, I
Alex'r May, 2
F. C. Si:,,.elary, 3
J::U!. s G. Burr. 1
Kahnweiler, 3
C. H. Dudley, 5
T. L Guess, 1
T. J. Capps, 2
T. C. Cialt, 1
T C. 'N orth. 1
John D. Love, 5
W. C. Howard, 7 " j
Win. J. Love, Jr-, 5 1:
T. D. Love, 3 " :
Wm B. Jones. 3 ' i
James H. Piitchert, 5 " (
SamT II . Firth. 2 " i
By order of the Board of Directors. j
J NO AIacRAL, Jr. Treas'r. !
March 15. l-'s. ;
CARRIAGES.
1 six seated CARRIAGE.
I 1 Paneled Q.uarter Rockaway,
1 Q, ta'ier Rockaway and severallight Buggies
iust received and lor sale by
Sepl27-tf DIBBLE & BRO.
ASSORTED TOBACCO.
" f BOXES Tobacco, which wiil be sold at fac
O' ' tory prices, for cash by
March 4 C. DcPRF. &. CO.
CORN AND OATS.
1 AfVl BUSHELS Flint Corn, 600 do. Oats,
L OLV7 100 do. Rough Rice. For sale by
March 21. W. A. GWYER.
FRESH AND PRIME;
PER SCHRS. W H. AND L. P. SMITH.
Qpr BAGS prime Green Rio Coffee;
J 25 bbis. C. Yi'iio w n gar ;
15 hoses Colgate's Pale Soap.
Low for cash, at GEO. H KELLKVS.
Jour , W. Hhx., N. C. Tel., S. of Age copy.
hi arch 21. 2.
HONEY.
I TAKE this method of informing the commu
nity, that I alvays have a No, I article of Hon
ey on hand bf ih retail; good for Coach's, Colds,
and ButAs, Scalds, and many other diseases that
poor rmma Bat are is aabjeet to, at
Narcb 2L 2-tf. GEO. H. JCEtLETW
Jour., W. Her. copy.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR. JOHNS I'ON Proclaims to the afflicted, far
and near, that he has disctrvertd the most cer
ain. speedy and. efficacious plan fcrr treating panic
ulsr diseases lh a has ever been pres. pud to ihe
woild. By his plan, foui dedon ohservittons made
tn the Hospitalsof Europe and America, be ili
ienuie vs-'
A CURE IN TWO DA YS, OR NO CHAfiGEx
f Xo Mercury or Xnusriius Drugs Used.
Pains in the t.ins, Constitutional Debility, Jm
potenc y, Weakness of theBackand Limbs, afil-c
lions ot the Kidneys, Palpitation of the 'Heart,
Dyspepsy, Nervous irritability. Diseases of the
Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin; and all those serious
and melancholy oisorders urisinafrom the destruc
tive habits of Vouth, which destroy bold body and
mind, those secret aid solitary practices more fatal
to their victims than the song of the Syrens to the
mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant
hopes orantlcipations, rendering marriage &c im-po-siblo.
a ' ''
YOUXG MEX,
Especially, who have become the victims of Solita
ry Vice, that dreadful and destructrve habit which
annually sweeps to an untimely "rave thousands of
young itieti of the mot exalted talents arid brilliant
intellect, who might stherwise have entranced lis
tenini; Senates with the thunders of tlo.ii;. n-e, or
waked to ecstacy the living lyre, may cafl wiUi 'full
confidence.
MARRIAGE.
.Married pc'sons, or those contemplating ;nunia"e,
being awar. ot physical weakness, should immedi-'
ately consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect
health.
He wha.p!accs himself under the care of Dr. Jol.n
sron may religiously confide in his honor as a eir.
tleman, r?'id confidently rely upon hisskil! asa phy
sician. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK St.. 7
DOORS FROM BALTIMORE St., (east file,)
LP THE STEPS. J3-BK PARTICULAR in
observing the NAME ;:nd NUMBER, or you will
mistake the place.
DR. JOIIXSTOX.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. London;
graduate from one oi i!ip most miiiLnt Colleges ol
the United Stales, and the greater pari of whose
life has bei n spent in the hospitals of London, Par
is, Philad' Iphia. and elsewhere, has eflectc-d 'some
of the most astonishing cures thai were ever known;
many troubled with ringing in the head nnd cais'
v hen asleep, rreat neivoiiM-.sss, being Mlaritn d at
sudden sounds, and bashf.i.m ss. with freaucnr
; blushing, attended sometimes with dtranimti.t '
j mind, were cured immediately.
1 TAKE PARTIC ULAR XOT1CF
j Dr. J. addresses all tnose who have injurei! ( '.l-
selves by private and improper indulgences, t hi A i
J ere I and solitary ha bit w hich rules both body and
mind, unfiiiin them for cither business or society.
; Titesc are some of the sad ard inelanchoiy etleets
i produced by early habits of youth, viz: W eakness
j of i he Buck and Limbs, Pains in ihe Head, Dimness
of Sjyht, Loss of Museul ir Power, Palpitation of
i the tijart, u spepsia, . ervous 1 mtability, Deran
! mentol the Uiiiestive r unctions, General i
. S viii pi1 uis 01 l. onsumplion, &,c.
M CNT.MLV. I he fearful t IF. cts on ihe .niiul are
much to be dreaded ; Loss of Memory of('niiir"
, of Ideas, Depression of S i i its. Kvil-Korcbodin. n
' Aversion t" Society, Self-Dist rust. Love of S.ili
' li'il". Timidity, dec , are some of the evilt, produced.
Thoustincs of persons, of all net's, can now jud"e
wh it is the cause of their declining Uealth. Losin"
their vigor, becoming weak, pale and eniaciriic.f,
.have a ini;iilar apuearance uboul the eyei ccii h
' I and symptoO'.S k L'onsiiinplroil.
OR. JOH.S J'ONS A VIGOR A TING REM-
V l-.lt f l ej. i.llj Ml Ii J Ij I 'l'
1 Ttii s -rrand and important Rt medy has .rsurcd
I ttunjjili and vis:or to thousands of ihe inosi ner-
, vmi s and detiilUated . many ot whom hud losi all
; hopes, and been abandoned lo die. By iis complete
! invigorulion of ihe Nervous System, the whole
j lacu lies become rcstured lo their proper pwer and
functions, anil the fallen fabiic of life raised up to
beauty, onsistency, and duration, upon the ruins of
an i uiaciateti and premature decline lo sound and
; pristine h.ialrh. Oh, how happy have hundred? of
niisiotidcd youths been made vvh.i have been si.d-
denly restored to health, from the devastations
j. tho.,e terrific maladies Tvnich result from imiisi
t lion. Such persons, before coniemnlatin"
I MARRIAGE.
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the
J most necessary requisites to promote connubial
I h i,.piness. Indeed, without these, ihe journey
: throuL'h life becomes a weary pilgrimage, the pros
' peel hourly ilarkens to the view the mind becomes
; shadowed with despair, and fillet! wiih Hie nitiin
I eholly re flee i i m, that tfie happiness of another be
! comes blichted v it!i our own. Ler no fa.'jt di !i.-a-cy
prevent you, but app'y immediately, nnd s.nc
j yourstlt from the dreadful consequences ol thisiet
I iible mnladv.
IV ; A KXE S S O I ' THE OR O A XS
I inn in dia tely c u red and I u 1 1 v i r i estortd .
i 5 V.ALL LETTERS Ml.'sT BE POST PAID.
Ren. edies sent to anv part of the country.
I TO STJtAXGERS.
DR. JOHNSTON, of the- Baltimore Lock H. s
! dial, whose long residence in this city, siandins as
a gentleman of character and responsibility, e'xtcn
. sive practice in the variou- Hospitals of" Europe
: and this country, nnd ski.'! and e.p rienee to which
j thousands can lesnry, us well us !iis ability in ihe
' Surgical department of his profession, as evide; red
, bv reports of his operations on the Eyes and De-
formed Limbs, published in t lie Baltimore Sun and
! other papers, in the years 1 34 1 2, by which the blind
i were made to see and the lame to walk straight, ren
tiers him worthy of all confidence upon ihe part ot
I those who need his professional services, arid who
I would shun the many trifling and ignorant prttcn
i der3 advertising theinst Ivts us Physicians.
! fj-To ihosc unacquainti d with his reputation,
Dr. Johnston deems it necc-fsary to sav thnt his
I credentials or diplomas always hang in his office.
1 rs-OFl-'iCE.iVo. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK. St.,
1 East side, up the steps.
Oct. 13. SQ.ly c.
I NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
MARKET STREET.
! NEXT TO MESSRS. WILKISSUX & ESLER.
IH AVE now on hand and for sale, at the very
lowest market prices, a full assortment of fancy
i and domestic Dry Goods, viz: Ladies Cotton,
! Flannel, Ca shin ere, M t rino and S ilk Hose ; Gloves
I of all qualities and styles; Children's worsted
; Boots. Boas, Leggins, Habits, Hood, Hats, Stis
! penders, Comforts, Scarfs, &c; Merinos; -Cobergs;
! Black ALjiaccas; raw Silk Pliids; Mouslin de
Laincs; Persian Cloths; Cashmeres; Calicoes:
j Ginghams; Blenched Shiriinss and Sheetings;
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings ; Oznahurjs ; t.'an
; ton Flannels; Table Linens; Towellings, Nap
jkins; Blue Demims ; Striped Shirtings; Bedtick
I ings ; Plaid Linsey s tr M arlboro' Stripes; Kerseys;
i Kentucky Jeans ; Satinetts; Cassimeres, Clo'hs,
j &c. Ladies white and colored kid Gloves ; Genrs
i colored kid and buckskin Gloves,
j 1 would most respectfully invite the attention of
the Ladies to my assor'.ment of French worked
i colored Embroidered Handkerchiefs ; Dress But-
tons: Silk Gimp; Braids; black Velvet, fonrim
I mings. .c.
j Having now a com plele assortment of Dry Goods
j I would most respectfully invite purchasers to ex-
amine my stock before buying e'sewhere, as 1 feel
j confident they will be well paid for llieir trouble.
! Come and decide for yourselves,
j Oct 8. L. P. WILSON.
V , For (ho Car of ( . t ' . . .
COUGnS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, croip, ismiiA, wuoor
Armin? the numerous discoveries Science lias
madoin this generation lo facili'.ste the busincis
of life increase its enjoyment, ani even prolong
the term of human existence, none can be naimd
of more real value to mankind, lhan this contri
bution of Chemistry to the Healing Art. A vast
trial of lis virtues throughout this brroad country,
has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine, or
combinations yet known, con so surely control
and cure the uiimerous varieties of pulmonary
d sea'so which have hitherto swept from our inidit
thousands and thousands every ytar. Indeed
there is now abundant reason to believe a Remedy
has at length been found which can be relied on,
to cure the most dangerous affections of the lungs.
O.i r space here will not pprmir us to publish any
propoi t ion of the t ur s a lice ted by its use, but v e
would present the f dlowing, and refer further in
quiry lo my American Almanac, which i lie ageni
below named, will always be pleased to furnish
free, wherein are full particulars, and indisputable
proofs of these statements :
Office of Transportation, ?
Laurens It,R., S. C, Aujr.4, IS53. $
J. C. Avek. Dear Sir, Sly little son, four
years old, has j ust recovered from a severe attack
of malignant Scai li t Fever: his threat was rotten,
and every person that visited him pronounced
li i ni a dead thild. Having used your Cherry Pec
toral in California, in ihe winter of 1330, for a se
vere attack of Bronchitis, w ith entire success,!
was; induced to try it on n.y little boy. 1 gave him
a teasp i.inful every three hours, commencing in
t ho nioining. and by ten o'clock ut niht I found a
decided eh m?c for the belter, and aticr three days'
use he was able to cut or drink vtiihoui pain.
I :s usr in the above named disease will save many
a child front a premature grave, and relieve the ffnx
iety of nfany a fond parent. For all affections of
ihe throat and lungs I believe it ihe best medicine
etant. A feeling of the deepest g ra t i t udc prompt s
me in addicssing you these lines. But for your
impoi tant discovery iny little boy w ould now have
been in another world.
I am vonrs, with irrcat respect,
" J. D. POWELL, Supt. Trans. L. R. R.
Rock Hill, (somerset Co.,) A'.J. July 21, 1852.
Dn J. C. Aver, Since your medicine has be
come known here, it lias a greater demand than
any cnuiih remedy we have ever sold. It is spo
ken of in terms of unmeasured praise by those v ho
nave us d it, and 1 know of some cases where the
best ihey can say of it, is not too much lor the
c;ood it has done. I lake pleasure in selling it,
because I know ihat I am jrivinL' my customers
th" w or t h of their money, and i feel gratified in
-eeinir the benefit it confers.
PRascscnd me a further supply, nnd believe me
Vcurs, w iih tespecf,
JOHN C WHITLOCK.
P.S. Almost any number of Ctriificctes can
be sint you H x on wish it.
Windsor, C. W., Juno 26, 165?.
J. C. A?er. Sir: This may ceitify that 1 have
used your Chirry Perioral for upwards of one
year ; anil it is my sincere belief that I should have
'm en in my grave ere this time if 1 had not. It has
cured me of "a dangerous all'icl'ion of the Inn?",
and I do not overstate mv convictions when I itll
you il is a prit-clcs remedy .
Yours very respect tub v,
D. A. VcCULLIN,
Atorney at Law.
Wilksl.arre, Pa , Sept 23, 1650.
Pr...I. C.Aveb. My dear Sir, Vour medicine
is much approved of by those who h ive used it
here, and its composition is such as to insure and
main! tin its reputation. I invariably recommend
it for pulmonary affections, as do many of our piin
cipal phj sici.ms.
1 am your friend
CHAS. STRF.ATER, SI. D.
rBEr.ltlFtl AMD SOLD SV JAMES C AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
Lowell .Massachusetts.
Sold in Wilmington by S. B. & J. A. EVANS
nnd in Fayetleville, bvS. J. HI.NSDALL, and by
Druggists irncrally
Jan. 5. 18.'4. 124-3m c.
MISCELDANY
A LETTER FROM A CONDEMNED CRIMINAL.
The following- -tetter from David Jew 11,
who was executed ftt Pittsburgh recently,
for murder, ha been handed to the'Phila
delphia Ledger for publication by the per
son towbom it was addressed.' The lett r
is worthy of a pcrusaL - If contain a Val
uable lesson. .-v,i&.A'.it,
County Peiso, Pittsburgh, March", !354.
. I I W. 1 1 . I - -1 . A-n
IAG COUGH JUD..C0SSBM Wfrd
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
PR ON T S 'PRE E T.
ACCOUNTS made at this Establishment prior
to the 1st inst., are now due. and settlement
is cnrnesily desired by ilie snbseriber.
Jan. 7 J. D. LOVE.
NOTICE.
rVy II E subscriber, respectfully informs the public,
- that h is now. r in i so ting ihe A uci ion business
on his own account, and hopes by strict al'cntionto
busings, to merit a continuance of that' patronage
heretofore solibernlly bestowed Jpon him.
iM. CICONLV.
S lock, Real Estate nnd Negroes, bought and sold
on a commission ol 1 per cent either at private or
public sale.
JanS.ie53 126.
"valuable dwelling house
FOR SALE.
THE S ubscriber offers for sale that most
desirable DWELLING AND PREM1S-
,ES . situate a l the Nor ih-Western intersec
tion of Third street with Red Cro.-s street, the
Lot fronting 100 feet on lied Cross, and 200fcct
tin Third.
The Dwelling House, Kitchen. Smoke-llouse,
Stables, and ail ihe other out-houses on the pre
mises, have been built within a few years, of
choice maicri als, in the best manner, and, nearly
kII of them covered with lin. The Dwelling
House is capacious, handsomely finished, nnd
most conveniently planned, and all the other build
inps are judiciously arran?ed, and wtll filled up.
There ure few Lois in Wilmington so desirably
located, and the improvements on which are so
admirably adapted for a family residence. Third
street on the entire Eastern line of this lot, is 99
feet wide, and sep.ira;c3 it from thai on which a
new Episcopal Church is about to be erected.
Persons desiring to purehase, can ascertain
terms of sale by application to the subscriber, or
N. N. Nixos, Esq.. or M. Cbonly, and the sub
scriber will cheerfully accompany any jnch w'jo
wish to inspect the premises.
II. 11. NIX"iV.
Sept. S. 1 53. '.5-tf.
TOWAGE.
ON and after this date, all vessels
towed in harbor bv Steamer Sam.
Beery and Calhoun, will be charged
34,00. GEO. HARRISS, Agent.
Nov. 8th, 1853. irjl.
FOR SALE.
The Schr. S R. POTTER, now in Wil
mington, is for sale. For further particu
lars, apply to
MOLASSES.
HHDS.vcry prime Molasses, for sole fo
OU cash by C DuPRE & CO.
March 18.
1.
NORTH CAROLINA LARD.
Lard, for sale bv
C DuPRE & CO.
"I ( KEGS prime N. C
IU March 19.
wilt end on earth,4 and before I leave, 'dear
iVUrl have n ftttr words of adTtce 0 leave
witlt oiK whom I loved a eutreffa:,; and
whicji you appeared to be io rriej'tftid have
acted as such during uy lotigiatid pawifuf
incarceratibrtrfoi;luch I return Xo you, '
and your wifei jny roosfprofound thanks.
I trust what "liuleJL have to ay to you;
will not be deemed, wrong nor oulpQ place ;
it may be a bcneflHo you inyeora la cotne,
and you may profit by it, which I hope .
you v. ill. Only look back tathe moruingr".
ol ti c 5;h of July, 1852, arid picture to
yoijrseif i lie huppy rnanVl was on thai glo
i ions but uiilmppy day to !uie.' I left ray
little family uinlcr the promise to" be back
ajrain in the course'of an houftb accom
n.iiiy them on a railroad excursion" ;. from'
there 1 got m the company of some young
friends, took ex social drink together, from
that to another, and another, and yet ano-
titer; I then forgot my promise to those l1"
held most nei-.r and dear to me. And it lV
to this blighting curse, and against its use,
I wish to draw your attention. Yon are
younger than 1 am, and 1 know you will
bear with me in warning you from r.r,
ever touching it. I know you are not. in
the habit of it; but you are kind, open,"
generous and free hearted, and it is for this
that makes me write to you on this occa
sion ; and you will admit that no one knows
jour generous disposition better than I do.'
My first piece of advice to you is never
to drink liquor in any way never do it
from the time you read the last words of
one who always was your firm friend, and.'
thank God, you have proved the same to
me. But, for mc to say that liquor drink
ing is an evil, is what every man, woman
and child will readily admit ; and to say
tliat liquor drinking is' the cause of intern
perance, is also saying" what noUving man'
will deny; and intemperance produces,'
either directly or indirectly, much the Iarg- -er
part of the misery nnd wretchedness in
our happy country. Its blighting wither
ing curse is seen and felt in every trade of
societj'. It makes the rich-poor, and the
poor destitute. It separates the ties that
bind husband and wife. It destroys the .
natural affection existing between the pa
rent and child. It brings husband and
wife, parent and child, to an untimely, and,
very often, to an ignominious death. But
it is unnecessary for me to depict the evils1
attendant upon the use of intoxication li
quors, 1 wish from my inmost soul that I
could have looked with ihe same calm re
flection on this evil, when I had my liberty,
as I have since seen, and since studied.
There are but few persons, I am satisfied,'
but can call to mind in their own recollec
tion, some frkvd seme laved acquantance,
whose bright future has been hopelessly -blasted
by the rice of drinking liquor. I
will say no more to you on this subject,
only remember this :
How many sorrows and bow many tears. '
Which darken life's rougl imthwny lLoa doft
bring ! (intemperance.)
For closer than a brother dost thou clin
To those fiail mortals once within tby power,'
Who st i ire to shake thee off evade tliy string,
,nd 'scape the threatening clouds that arouud
tlieo lower,
W'hicli carkcr, gloomier groar with each succeed
iY hour.
I will say no more in regard to this, but
my last word to you is, never never drink
liquor, and you will be a happy man.
Leave off running with fire engines, they
are the means rbringing many a good!
young man to shame and disgrace. Let
your evenings be spent in the 60ciety of
your wife and child, and my word for ir,
you will be the happiest of the happy.
I can aay no more, my heart is too full.
Farewell, Billy, farewell. Ever and truly
yours &c. "
David Jewell., Jc
'OFFICE WIL. & MAN. R. R. CO.
WILMINGTON, N. C, Jan. 28, 18&L
C CONSIGN EES or "Down" or inward freight,
J are hereby notified that, on and after Wednes
day, the 1st Febrnary, 1S5I, all freight will be de
livered on West side of the Cape Fear K'rv errand
tbey arc required to receive the sanieihere. . .
On and alter Monday; the 30ih Inst., the passen
ger train will leave WUminstcn at 10 o'clock,
P. M., instead of 9. A.M., as at present.
L. J.FLEMING.
Sap'tl W. & M. R. Rfiad.
Jan. 31. 135-tf.
Jan. 28.
RANKIN & MARTIN.
DR. LANGLES
Hoot And herb bitters.
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine,
COMPOSED OF
Sarsaparttla, Wild Cherry, YeIlow Dock, Prickly
Ash. Thorooghwort and Dandelion.
THIS Invaluable Compound has been before the
public for the past three years, during which
time nearly THRKE HUNDRED THOUSAND
BOTTLES have beenfiold, thus proving It the most
popular medicine of the age. Taa medicinal vir
tues of the best Roots are so compounded as to act
in concert with nature, it always does good, and
never Aon hurt, ia short it is safe for ail ages and
i a cUmaU. . .
Price 37 i cents for a quart bottle. ,
For sale, Wholesito and Retail, sf If a. 3. Granite
J.:. L TV BARLOW.
Feb. 13.
S- m
RE 31 OV AL AND NEW FIRM. -
FAUST & WINEBRENER,
HAVING associated with them WM. 51. CAR
TER, will continue the Hardware Busincs
under the firm of Faost, Wisebheker & Co. And
have Removed to their New 5 Story Brown Stone
Store, IS o. 45 North 3d Street Kast side above
Market, Philadelphia j erected on the lot formerly
occupied by the Old City Hotel, where we are pre
pared to show a very full assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery, Gnus, Rifles, Turpentine li
es, Hackers,
And all other goods usually Kept by Habdwabb
establishments, we respectiy solicit a visit from
our friends and buyer "er.ZTittf.
PnilafJ-ipriia, Feb. l 1SS4.
CHEESE.
1 ff BOXES for sale bv
IUU FREEMAN A HOUSTON.
Jan. 19
130
14l-2mc.
MEAL, II0M0NY, AND B0RSE FEED.
THE Subscribers h ve been ?PP,0'n,cd .fl!n.t!
for the GOLDSBORO MILLSelrtrated
families """" - nnr above
waier t
TAYLOR PETTEWAY.
MOLASSES! MOLASSES!!
e?r HHDS. best quality Cuba Molasses, for sals
i)U in iota to salt purchasers. ' ' W
50 bbis. Distillers Gins. For sate by
Fab. 23. W31. A. aWTEBT,
ear Store, Norm
Ellis dt Mitchells.
March 9.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE Subscribers have this day formed a Co
partnership uider the name and style of
JAMES F. GILLESPIE CO., for the purree
of carrying on a GENERAL AGENCY AN1
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
J AMES F. GILLESPIE,
GEORGE S. GILLESPIE.
Wilmington, Nov. 6, 1S53L 100-if.
LIQUORS. " 7
ryzr BBLS. Rectified WMey; 20 bbU. IV. E.
I t) Hum ; 15 do. Old Slononcah'la IWiitkev;
15 bbis. Apple Brandy; 15 do. Rose Gin j Frrrch
Brandy. Holland Gin s Malaga, Madeira, and Port
Wines, just received and for sale by '
J ZKN'O II. GREENE.
Feb. 2. N.C.Tel, copy. 136.
THE
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
'WILMINGTON ICR HOUSE"
IS now open lbs public may depend on having
their wants supplied all tetuons of the year, at
reasonable rates, '
Orders from the-eonntry addressed to "Wilming
ton Ice House", will be well packed sod promptly
forwarded. 4
A. H. VahBOKKELEN, Proprietor.
March 10th, 18S4. .f..r-- ' ,-... &.Ut.
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE. . - . 1
BY agreement, to close the affairs of the "Wfl
mingtnn Free Press" establishment, all the type.,
fixtures. Press, good will, etc., of the W i (minion
Free Prese newspaper. Applv st this office or to
EDWARD CANTWELL,MortiS?ee.
fun'. 10 ti. C. Stetesaaan eof y- r-if