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VOLUME IX NUMBER 97.
WILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY MORNING, OVEMB Ell 4, -1 854;
WHOLE NUMBER 1 148
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JOB, CARD AND FANCY PRINTING,
EXECUTED IS SUPERIOR STYLE.
AttENTS FOR THE COHMERClAli. ;
IS iv Yobk Messrs. Dullkeb & Pottes.
Iftwron Chablbs Smith. No. 6, Central Wharf.
Philadelphia S. K. Cohm.
Baltimore W m. H. Pbakb and Wm. Thomsok
MISCELLANY.
A SAD AND CURIOUS SPECTACLE
The Boston Courier gives the following'
account of a remarkable case now occupy
inr the attention of the Supreme Court :
The Supreme Court room has been thron
ged for a day or two past, by men and wo
men, Spiritualists " mainly, who are ei
ther interested directly or seeking pleasure
in the mournful details of a trial for divorce
t present pending1 before that hih tribu
nal. The parties Jare Kidder vs. Kidder.
The husband is defended by Hon Rufus
Choate, the" wife by Hon. Chas. G. Lo
ring, and Mr. Justice Bigelow is on the
bench. . The woman is accused of being a
Spiritualist, a believer in free-love, and an
ndulterses ; the man, less than these, sim
ply an adulterer. The woman has troops
of female friends to cheer! her in her dis
tress, and prominent among them is a la
dy of Waltham, of distinguished accom
plishments.' These ladies watch the pro
ceedings with anxiety and apparent earn
estness. One witness, a woman, testified
that Mrs. Kidder had. on several occasions,
attempted to convert her to the free-love
faith, which mears " when you find your
affinities you can live in perfect happiness
with them ; and the children of such affini
te3 born would be pure and holy." The
witness named a man, a common looking
customer enough, whom Mrs Kidder had
described as her "affinity," because " from
his earliest infancy he hud made women
his theme." -
This infant prodigy was in court, and
t.ne would suppose that bis pug-nose alone
would be sufficient to affright any woman
of spirit; but free love, like " other love, is
probable in need of spectacles." Accord
ing to this coarse theory of free-love, a
married woman who has discovered her
"affinity" even though it be secrected in
a. deformity with brief leg and a long body,
-and physiogomy compressed, it is all right
to leave her husband, embirorder three
rings and emblems of love in his cravat,
"and go off with him! Such a anion, with
out the firat semblance of marriage ceremo
ny, is sanctioned in heaven so the spiritu
alists say. - This is curious stuff, and yet
it is called f religion," and " morals," too.
It does not follow, however, from the mere
statement of a witness in court, that Mrs.
Kidder believes in any such loose doctrine.
Other evidence was put in with a view of
-showing that the lady had been unfaithful
to her husband, and that her spiritual no
tions had an immoral smack in them. The
case of Mr. Kidder will come on as as soon
as that of his wife is disposed of.
THE CONDITIONAL, MAN.
There are some men who are never
known to give an unconditional assent
to any proposition, however self-evident.
We have in mind a person of this char
acter,' to whom for the sake of convenience,
we shall give the name of White.
'A beautiful morning, Mr. White we
remarked ou one occasion, ,
'Yes,' said be, doubtingly, but I shouldn't
wonder if it rained before night.' .
Your piazza is a great improvement to
your house,' we continued. - .
' Yes, sir, but it's a little too narrow. It
it was, say, a foot wider, it would be just
ihe thing.' -. ... -
'In that case, you must like Mr. Smith's,
for, if I am not mistaken, his is precisely
that width.' - - '-,-.
Very true, but then it's too high.'
How do you like our new minister?
, Ha is generally popular a good preacher
a good pastor, and a good man. .
; Why, yes, I admit all that, but .didn't
you notice how askew his neck-cloth was
last Snndavf '
' No, but admitting that to be the case,
it was no objection to him in his official
character.
Why, no, but inert we expect a minis
, er to pay as much, attention to - dress as
other folks.'
You have a fine eld of potatoes yon
ler, Mr. White.
Yes,- they look well r enough -above
ground, but there's no knowing but they
may be all rotten.beforc they are gathered.'
for the town, and do very much to build it
. up, don't you think so?'
. 'WelI, I don't know but it may, but then
- . ... til I.. v.n w . L . "
it vtiit uo tcij iniojr, o'j Luai u uouy can t
Jiave a quiet moment to himself.'
We must be content to submit to a little
ineonvenienrfi for th itatrA rf nht.iiniiw
great good. That is the .true philosophy
of life.'
. Perhaps it is, but then them railroads
are confounded noisy.'
: Almost despairing of obtaining a straight
forward, unconditional, answer to our. in
quires, we, as a last resort, pointed out a
boy who was passing by and remarked.;
; 4 That boys has very dirty hands.'
'Yes, said Mr. White, 'yes, but but
but, he was evidently seeking some way m
which to bring in an objection. . At length
his face brightened up and he continued
''but if they were washed, they would be cleaner
We left him to his reflections.
s . -. , . , . Waverly.
TUNNEL UNDER THE OHIO RIVER.
- The Louisville Journal has an article up
on the prospects and feasibility of the con
struction of a tunnel under the Ohio river
at Louisville, Kentucky, and Jelil-rsouvillc,
Indiana. A charter for this work was
granted by the Kentucky Legislature,
March 6, 1854: and the right of way given
by the city of Louisville, and the work for
ever exempted from; taxation for city pur
poses, on the 27th day of May, 1854. The
Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad Com
pany have accepted the charter -and the
release of the right of way; and propose
making up the stock, and if possible to put
the work under contract this Fall or early
in the Spring. , The tunnel will be exclu
sively for railway purposes, with a double
track, adapted to the use of "all the roads
for the different guages.. It will be 28 feet
wide in the clear, and 17 feet high, perpen
dicularly, from the centre of each track.
The arching will be sixty feet less than
two miles in length. The descending
grades into the tunnel, at either end, will
be only eighty feet per mile on a straight
line. From the head of the grade on one
side to the head of the grade on the oppo
site side of the river will be two miles and
a half. The tunnel will be constructed in
the river by excavating a channel or pit in
the rock and arching over with the materi
al excavated, milestone rock of the best
quality. The work has been surveyed,
and the cost estimated at 1,200,000. It
is proposed to raise this sum by a cash
subscription, no part of which is made pay
able until the whole sum is subscribed.
Whenever all the stock is taken, then it be
comes payable in four equal semi-annual
instalments.
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lor the subscribers to the
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ITot. if art's Hlegaut country seat, vaiueu at
825.000.
A magnificent Citv Residence, valued at S 1 T,
" ooo,
A Cash Loan for I OO years, without interest
or security 8 10,000,
Building Lots, Elegant Piano Fortes, Meiodcons,
Gold Watches, Bracelets, Kings, Hooks ot
Travels in the Old and New World, by Prof.
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est and most in tetesting Pictorial of the age,) be
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Gift Tickets, may be sent to Prof. J. WOODMAN
HART, Hart' Building, Chesnut Street, Phila
delphia, Pa., there being' the principal editorial
anl publication office. , ,
001.3,1834. 85-6m.
CUE) C LS--J UST RECEIVED :
If lni"l OZ. German Quinine;
5VAA500do. French do;
. : 60 lbs. Calomel :
20 do. Syr. Iodid Iron ;
25 do. Bine Mass ;
j .50 do. Val left's Mass;.
50 gallons Sp'ts Nitre t
40 do. Aq. Ammon;
20 bbls. Epsom Salts;
10 do. Copperas. For sale by
- C. f D. Do PRE, Wholesale Druggists,
Oct. S. : - : 86. -
: NORTHERN EXCHANGE,
AT sight, in sums to suit, hy
Oct,2t. , ADAMS, BRO.ACO.
GUNNY BAGGING.
QC BALES Gunny Bagging. For sale h
-CUoct.26. . H. FLANN
V
KR.
SEED RYE.
On BUSHELS received and for sale hy
CtVl ELLIS & MITCHELL.
Oct. 2S- . 93-2 w-c.
PORK AND BACON.
:r BBLS. Mesa Pork 5 fahds.
Western Sides.
fJ For sale or
Oct. 26.
PKTTEWAY & PRITCHF.TT.
LANDING
FROM BRIG REUBEN CARVER :
1 ( BBLS.App?cs j 40 Empty Barrels j 100
1 vl bbls. Potatoes; 54 bales' Eastern Hay; SO
Hacmetae Knees.' For sale bv
. ct. 2fi. RUSSELL A BRO.
BUSINESS CARDS.
E. J. LUTTERLOfl.
FOR WARDING $ COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
WIMIIINGTON, K.C.
Sept. 28th. 1864. . 83-12m.
DR. GEORGE BETTNER,
, OF NORTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE, No. 638, BROADWAY",
OR IT THR
PRESC0TT U0USE-NEW T0RK.
Feb. 16, 1854. 14Jlyc.
W. M. SHERWOOD & CO.,
WHOLESALE Grocers and Commission Mer
chants Wilmington, N. C. ?
All consignments oi Naval Stores, togetherwith
Cotton, Bacon, La;d, Corn, Meal, Flour, Sc, shal
eenre the highest market price.
Dec. 13 U5-if
" J. D. L0VE "
MANUFACTURER AX pr.DE ALE It IX
..CABINET FURNITURE,
BEDSTEADS. CHAIR8, MATTRESSES, &C.&C.
, Front street, South ot Market,
BROWN'S BUILDING, WILMINGTON, H. C.
. Sept. 16,1854. . 79-y-c
J. C. LATTA,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS GENERAL
A(jtT " "
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Oct. 1,1854. t 85-1 yc.
WILKIN SO N & HSIjEU,
UPROLSTERS & PAPER HANGERS,
. KEEP ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER,
Mattresses, Feather Bds, Window Curtains
and Fixtures.
All work in the above line done at shortest No
tice. Wilmington, N. C- Market St.
March 18, 1854. . , 1-
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM,
General Commission and Forwarding Merchant
Prompt personal attention Riven to Consign
ments tor Sale or Shipment.
Liberal Cash advances made em. Consignment to
me or to my Nete York friend.
Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1854. 135.
" W. C. HOWARD,
GENERAL Commission and Forwarding Mer
chant, Wilmington. N. C.
LiteraUas!i advances mide on Consignments.
Nov. 29, 1853. 109-tf
C. DUPRE. DANIEL B. BAKER.
C. DuPRE & CO.
GENERAL AGENTS COMMISSION
AND fDKWAKDINU MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON N. C.
; July 22d, 1834. 54 12m.
JAMES ANDERSON. KDWASD SA VAGB.
ANDERSON & SAVAGE.
GENERAL. COMMLSSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON N. C.
' Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
March 27, 1854. ' 94.
RUSSELL & BROTHER,
(late sllis, bussbll & CO ,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Liberal cash advances made on consignmentsof
Naval stores, Cotton, and other produce.
May 3, 1354. " -
C. & D. DuPRE.
WQOLE SALE AND HETAL DEALERS lit
Drugs, medicines. Chemicals, Paints, OH
lye Studs, Glass, Perfumery, Cigars,
Old Lluuors, l'"aucy Articles, &c,
MARKET STREET, .
WlI,MlVGTOX, N. C.
PrescrlptionBcarefuIlyoo.npounded by expert
;nced persons. '
March 29, 1854. t ; ' - ? -
WILLIAM A. GWYEaV
General lgcnt;ForwarJingi Commission Screhant
I t.iVM nln.iaure in informlns mv friends, that 1
am prepared to give all business entrusted to me
efficient and personal attention. I nave a wnari io
Naval Stores, with ample accommodatioss, Spiri
House, and Warehouse. Consianmenis of Nava
Sttnrv for sale or shiomenf : and nil kinds of coun
trv produce solicited. Cash advances made on
consignments.
April 18, 1854. 15
CDNLEY, KIRK & CO.
DEALERS IN
BUTTER, Cheese, Lnrd, and Smoked Provisions,
Pork. Beef, Bean, Pea. and Dried Fruli.
233 and 235, FRONT ST U EKT. Corner oi rt.UK
. oLIf, iMtSTV lA'lllL. .
March 25, 1854. ly-c.
WILLIAM n, PEA RE,
COLLECTOR 4SD ADVERTISIKC AGEKT-
for Country Newspapers throughout the
United States,
Basement of San Iron Bu !uinss,Baltlmorestreet
All business entrusted to ais care transacted
promptly, on liberal terms.
sept 7, ,1854. ; 95-tf
JAS. II. CHADBOURN & CO.,
General Commission Merchants.
WILMIVGTOV.X. C. .
. Jas. H. Chadbocbw. , Geo. Chadboosn.
Jun. 1, 1354. , 123.
HENRY NUTT,
FACTOR AD FOKWIRDlli; AG EST,
WUlgive hi perianal attention to businea entrust
ed t his care.
Sept. 8, 1854. 75-Iy-c.
JOSEPH n. FLANNER,
General Commission Merchant,
1VILHINUTON, fi C.
May 9 ih, 1854. - 87-1 y-c.
GEGEIYERS;
, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL GROCER
Keep constantly on hand, H'tne; Teat, Liquor,
Provision, Wood and Willow War, Fruit,
Confeetumarie, f. South Front tlrett,
WILMINGTON, N . C
Nsv. 19, 1853. 109.
JAMES E. METTS,
COMMISSION Sf FORWARDING
MERCHANT.
WILMINGTON, Jf. C.
August 26th, 1854. . 69-tf.
T. C. & B. G. WORTn,
CD1.1ISS10.1 AID F0RW1SD15Q HEglHSXTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Jan 17, 1854. 125 e
FASHIONABLE DRESS HATS.
WINTER Styles just opened. Four different
styles French and American Manufacture, at
thft Hat and Cap Emporium. C. 84 YE US.
Oct. 7. . .. - ,..87.
Commercial Bank ef Wilmington.
THE regular annual meeting of the Stockhold
ers of this Bank will be held at their Banking
House on Monday the 6th day of November next.
. , T. SAVAGE, Cash'r.
Wilmington, C-, Oct. 7th, 184, , ,87-4w.
thousand TnniFcnm
TROJI favorite anthnra. rnlfceteA nnA arrn nmvt
JC by Caroline M ay. For sale at
" - J. T. MUNDS,
Oct. 19. J " - ' New Book Store.
BUSINESS CARDS.
0. L. FILL YAW.
PRODUCE BROKER FOR WARDING
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
OFFICE over Store of w; H. McKoy, Sooth
Water street, Wilmington, N. C.,v witl make
liberal eash advances on consignmrnts. He has
engaged the services of Mr. John Hall as a Gen
eral Produce Broker. Refers to ( i:'
E. P. Hall, President Branch Bank of tHe State,
Wilmington. - h .,
O. G. Parsley, Commercial Bank, Wilmington.
Gen. A. McRae. President W. 4- U. RailrwidT.! do.
Gen. W. W. Ha'rllee do. W. &. M, Railroad, Mari
on a H- s. ti.
W. K. Lane, Goldsboro', N. C.
I .
Sept. 20, 1854.
ly-.
' MRS. KING.
273 Klna Street, between Wcntworth and Society
- sr rents, unariesion, o. . i
MANOFACTUKE1 in very superior style,
Wigs Taupees, Plain Bands and Ctlris, Ear
Rings, Breast Pins and Bracelets, and all-kinds of
Fancy Hair Plaiting.' Ordra thankfully received
by Mail or otherwise. Charges moderate. Ad
dress as above.. ':., , i-'..,-April
13, 1854. Ul-y-c.
, , .. , , , . - i , i -j -
D. C. FREEMAN. ' GEOROB tlCCSTON.
KUKIJMAN & HOUSTON,
MERCHANTS AND. FACTOI13,
WILMINGTON, N. C. '
1. C. F"R EU.11AS & CO. 5
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
175 FRONT WTKIiUT,
NEW V'ORK. , ... ;
FREEMAS AND IMUSTOS, WILMINGTON, N. C
KEEP constantly on hand a stock ot-Flour,
Com, Pork, Bacon. Salt, Coffee, So gar, Mo
lasses, Tobacco, Cigars. Snuff", Candles, Soap, For
eign and Domestic Liquor and Winea.t Iron,
Nails, Paints, Oil, Glass, Domestic, llala Boot,
Shoes, Leather, Agricultural Implement, and a va
riety of other articles, suitable for familyand plan
tation use and the retail trade, which they-; will
dispose of In lots to suit dealers or consumers on
reasonable terms for cash, or in exchange for Na
val Stores, or other produce. i; : j: ?
Theseniorpartner D. C. FatisiAN.ls located in
the citv "of New Vork t the junior partner, Gso.
Houston, in Wilmington. If desired.' advances,
will be made on consignments to and frdm efther
plaee. All business entrusted to them will receive
proper attention ; and orders for Good' will be
promptivana carciuny nneo. j t
Sent. 9. 1354. -7S-f
GEO. HARRKSS.
General Commission Merchan(,
WILMINGTON. N. V.
CjTRICT atteniion given to procuring Freight
O and purchasing Cargoes for vessels
Kbi ss to
E. P. Hall, Esq. 1
0. G. Parsley Esq. J. Wilmington.
1. A. Taylor. Esq. 1 "
J. O. Bellamy, Esq. )
Messrs. Tooker, Smyih & Co,
" " Thompson & Hunter,
ew Y
iork
Alcx'r. Herron, Jr. Philadelphia.
st's.?. B,,,, I 'r9i c-
Jan.Z. IS34.
1. WE3SEL. ' ' H. B. tLERS.'
JVESSEL & EILERS.i !
COMMISSION MERCHANTS & WHOLfe
SA LB GROCERS, North Whier ft t., iWil
mington, N. C. intend to keep at tihe above
stands ireneralassortment of Groceries Liquors,
and Provisions at wnoiesnic and to carry on a
GeneralCommission Business. , t, (,
' urn ence :
E. P.Hall.Pres't Br'ch Bank of the S
State. ) ;
mH. fwir.
O.G. Parsley, Prcs! Commercial Ba
P. K. Dickinson, Esq
Poppe & Co.
New York,
Dollner A Potter.
Jan. 20 1854.
Ui.
.
GEO. H.KELLY, j t
COMMISSION MERCHANT, i
Next dooi to A. A. Wannet's.on North jtVaterst
wrMattend to the sale of all kinds of Country Pro
iace,sueh as Corn, Peas, Meal, Bacon. Lard tAc,
and willkeepconstantly on hand a full ,upplyof
urocerles. c. . t :
Willes Hall, of Wayne, Jno 4eRae, Wifinlngton
W. Caraway .
G-n. Alt.. MeRte. i
V t U.ll WiUlinrmn Wil.n A W.ltf. 1
v. ..-., ' ..... ...w. j.awv . .wm v. .,
Dec. 13, 1853.' ' 1:15-1 y.
JAS. F. GILLESPIE. ' flEO. 8. CfeLKSriE.
JAMHS GILICSPIi: 4t COi
PRODUCE AND FORWARDING
' AGENTS. j! l.
:: miL.iMl.VU t CI iM, IV. O. ( ii .(. "
PatiietilnraitentloKpaid 10 the receiptssnd Sale of
Natal Atoret, 1 tmber, L.umber, Corn, Litfcon, Cot
ton, f-e., f-e. j t i i
March 30,1854. . f . . J.
S. M. WEST, h
Anctionrcr and Commission Merchant,
WIliMINGTDS. N. C. !
IT TILL sell orbuy Real Estate and Negroes at
w f
a small commission.
I.
A lso t
Strict attention glvento the sale of Timber, Tur
pentine, I ar, or any kind of Country V'roduce.
OSice second door, South side of Market, atrcet,
on the wharr. ! . ; ;
June 12. 1354. 35-Iy.
-4 i 1'
I n tri itnnirirni nir i
it. 11. I ilUisilltbLtftil. ;
General Agent, Coinmiwioa and Forwardia
Alerthant, - ; :
WIIiMIfM'l)X. N. C. i
Particular attention given to sale and purchase
ot naval stores. ' i - t
Jane 1, 1854. -. - - 123-lye
T. C. WORTH,
General Commission Merehanf,
WILMIXGTON.ff.C. J '!
USUAL advances made on consignments of Cot
tun, Naval Stores end other produce I
Piittieular attention given by G. W. Davis to rur-
chasing cargoes, procuring Irelghts for veslsj tc.
.uarcn t, usy. s . , iza-iyc
COCHRAN & RUSSELL, j
(SLTCESSO&S TO TflOS- ALIBOME & CO )
General Commission merchants,
No 32, North Wharves, ind 63 North Water St.
fHlliUJE.lirUIA. V.:
J. HABVST COCHBAIT. ." I, -
. S. BDdSBLL.
Liberal cash advances made oa consignments.
July 30th, 1354. 5S-lf.
.DOLLNER . POTTKH, Jr
DOLLNER & POTTER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW XUKtt.: . - i , ,i
Liberal Cash Adcan'e made on all Consignments.
April 30, 1854. , 20-ljr-pd.
JAS. T. flTTIWAT.
ro.e. raircRSTT.
PETTE WAY & PRITCUETT.
General Commission and Korwardlns; Mer
CHANT, ALSO WHOLESALE GROCERS, '
NORTH WATER STREET, .
WiLNfxoToa, N.C . '
PromDt attention will be civ en to the sale of
Naval Store and all kinds ef Produce. ,
Intend keeoins an assortment f Groceries.
L qoors and Provisions. '
July 13. - ' - 5z.
OniVCE Jt C0W41V. " - ' .
WHOfiESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS;
ViHAUiSHS IN WIX US If- M(j(UV
: Corner of Front and Princes streets, i v
- WILMINGTON, N. Q.e
Joly 23. ;- s: t - 56.
- CANAL HARROWS.
'OR SALE, by -. ' ' - - .. -"
. . March ?TJ.- i ' - JM. ROillXSON.
- MEDICAL HOUSE, -
No. 10, SOUTH FREDERICK STREE T,
BALTIMORE MARYLAND.
Established in order to afford the Afflicted
sound and scientific .tied leal Aid ' ""
and for the suppression of '' v '" '
Quackery. ' ' i - ' ? '
PR. 1. B. Smith has Cor usoy year devoted his
JL' wholea:iention telhe treatment of Private coiny
plaints, in all their varied and complicated forms.
His great success in those long standing ana diffi
cult cases, such as were fomierly considered incur
able, ia sufficient to commend him to the duUUc as
worthy of the extensive patronage he has received.
rrutun tne last eignt years, Dr. a. has treated mere
than 29,500cases of Private Complaints in ihttr
(iillerent forms and stasfes; a practice which no
ctouot exceeds that of all other physicians now ad- j
.criming m tsauimore, ana note single case is
known where his directions were strict!) followed,
and medicines taken at reasonable time, without
e Heeling a radical and permanent cure t therefore,
persons afflicted with diseases of the above nature,
'no matter how difficult or long standing the ease
maybe," would do well to call an Dr. Smith ,nt his
office. No, 16, South Frederick Strand If not effec
tually relieved no remuneration will be required for
bis services. His medicines are free from Mercury
and all mineral poisons; put up in a neat and com
pact form, and -may be taken la a publit or ptivate
house, or while travelling, without exposqre or hin
drance from business. aDd except, in cases of vid
eo t inflammation, no change of diet Is necessary.
JSTRIOTURES.Dr: Smith hss discovered a
new, method by which he can cure the worst formof
stricture and that without pnin orinconvenience to
the patient. Irritdtlon of the ttretha, or' prostrate
glandi,ur neckof the bladder.issotnetlmesruisutkei?
lcr stricture by general practitioners or charlatans.
YOUNG MEN
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility; wheth
eroriginatinp from a Certain Destructive Habit, or
from any other cause, with train of bodily and men
tal evils which follow, when neglected, should make
an early application, thereby s voiding much trouble
and suffering, as well as expense. By his improved
method of treatment, Or. c:n safely guarantee s
speedy and perfect cure In alt cases ol this com
plaint. . -
TO FEAfALFS.
All diseases peculiar to Females (as also Sup
pressions, Irregularities, See.) speedily end eflectu
nllyremoved. The efficacy of his remedies, for the
cure of theabove affections, have been, well tested
in an extensve practice lor the last twelve years.
Persons at a distance may consult Dr. S. bv n
letter, post-paid, describing ae, and have medicine
securely put up and lor warded to any part ot the
United States, always accompanied with full and
explicit directions for use. Communications con
sidered strictly confidential. Oilice arranged with
separate apartments, so that patients never see any
one but the d'ctor himself. Attendance daily, from
e In the morning till 9 st night.
N. II. Persons afllicied with any of the above
compliitttts. will do well to a .'old the various
NOSTRUMS AND SPECIf ICS,
advertised by Apothecaries and Omgelstsa a cer
tain curetor any and every dtsense. , I hey are put
up to sell, but not to cure, and frequently do much
niore harm than srood theref Te avoid Tr.em. . -A
word to the wiiieiB sufficient. Address ;
. - DR. J. B. SMITH, 16 South Frederick M.,
Ualtiinore. M J.
Oct. 13. " ' " - ' 90-1 y'-e.
SANDS SAUSAPARILLA. ,
IN QUART DOTTLES.,
For Purfi,'..gthe Blood, and for the Cure of Sero
fula, Rkettmatism, Stubborn Ulcers, Lhjspepsia,
Salt Iltieu , Fettr Sores, Erysipelas, Pimples,
Biles, Mercurial Diseases, Cutaneous Erup.
. lions, Lifer Complaint, JironckUis, Con- .
sumption, Ftmale Complaints, Lots of
Appetite, General Debility, $-c.
IN this preparation all the restorative proprrties
of the root are cmcemrat td In their utmost
strength and efficacy f but while SarVaparilla Root
tortus an important pun ot its comoiojiitm, u is,
at'ttie same Uine. compounded wj)i olhef vegeta
Die remedies oi great power, and it is in Ihc pccu
liar combination and scien ific snsnnerofiis rrei
araliun, thaiks remarkable success in tho curs of
disease depends. ; It acts simultaneously upon the
stomach, the circulation and the towel : and thus
tbree processes, which are ordinarily the result of
three dinurent kinds ot n edicine, are carried on at
the same time, through the instrumentality of this
one remedial sgent which gently stimulates while
It disinfects and expels irom the stomach and
bowels all that is irritating, and at the same time
estores vigor and tone. Many other preparations
imitate in Bearing the name f Marsniuirilla, and
io that their resemblance ends, being often prepar
ed from worthless and inert roots, and of coarse
possess no healing or curative properties, and pa
tients in making choice or which i hey will use,
should lake no other, but that one entitled to their
confidence, from the long list of cures it has effect
ed on living witnesses, whose testimonials and
residence have been published, and who are stiil
bearing daily tesiinony to its worth." -ASTONISHING
CURE.
" - Pattbso, N. V , 20th, 1851.
Messrs. A. B. &. D. Sands: Genilumen. Hav
ing witnessed the most beneficial ctlecls from the
use of your Sarsapnrllla, it gives me plessure to
send you the following sta lenient in regard to my
son.. In the spring of 1848 he took a severe cold,
and after eight weeks of severe suffering the dis
ease settled in his left kg and foot, which oon
welled to the utmost. The swelling was lanced
by his physician, and discharged most profusely;
after th-it no less than elevc n ulcers formed on the
leg and foot at oae time. Wehad hvedillerent Phy
sicians, but none relieved him much t and the last
winter found him so emaciated and low that he was
enable to Wave hil ej, suttcring ihe jnoat exciucia
tine pain. ' Durinz this time the bone had become
so much affected that piece after piece came oui, of
which he has now more than fwonty-five preserved
in a bouie, varying from one hulf to one and a half
inches in length. - v e had given up all hopea of his
recovery, ontat this time we were induced to try
your Sarsaparilla, and with its use his hea lib. and
appetite beganimmediately to improve, and so rap
id was the change ih at less than a dozen bottles ef
fected a perfect cure y , " ......
With gratitude, I remain truly yours,
DARIUS BALLARD.
We the undersigned neighbors of Mr. Ballard,
cheerfully subscribe to the facts of the above state
ment. H. & R.S. Hayt, A.M.Trowbridge,
Geo.'T. Dean, O. Eastwood. ;
' Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail hy A. B
t D. Sands, Drusaris:s and Chemits, 100 Ful on
street corner of William New Vork. Sold also by
Drngslsis generally througlmat the United Mates
snd Canadas. Price l per bottle j six b. tiles for
5. ' For sale by Dr. A. O. Bradley, and Messrs.
C. A D. DuPre, Wilmington," H.C.
April 8. . . 15-6m
WE hnve n hinJ a very handsome asKoruneni
-of Paper Hangings, Fira Screens Borders,
Window Snides, Curtains, Cornices, 4e f-C
For sale and put up hy
WILKINSON A ESLER,
JuaeS. Upholsterers and Pkper Hangers.
WE have on hand a benuufuf assortment of
French and American Paper Hsnsinzc. Dec
orations, Fire Screens. Window Shades and Cur
tains, Cornices, Picture Tassels of newest styles,
for sale by . WILKINSON F.SLKK,
June 17. ' . Upholsterers.
DR. E. SEYMOUR'S
Celebrated Galvanic Abdominal Supporters.
THIS is to certify, that C. D. DaPre Drug
fists of Wilminetoa. N, C. are mv aile scents
for the sa'e of the above Supporters for this olace
and vicinity.- E. SETTMLUK.
nilnungtoo. Pi. C, March 23, 1854.
V mncl rMnwirnn tfaTI t. .fti'Titinn Af ttt
Medical Profession of the Slat Io .n riarainnlnn
of the above Supporters. . C. St. D. DePRE.
marco ca, . , , --tf.
TTTE have now ia store ' a fine assortment of
v V French Kneligh, and A merican sa ner ban .
lngs. borders, docoraiions.. drc. AIia. cartain.
cornices, shades, tassels. &c. for sale, and tiun
in the latest style. - WILKINSON KSLKR , "
, . tPil?to.,,TtD Papr Hangers.
Sept. 23 T " --.- 83.'
TO WAGE I TOWAGE!.'
ORDER for towage by steamtug
bUUA iUli.( .-IRt. Jarnh Pr ..,-,11 SI
... .i ft . r r itxri ie proiiipi
attention, if teft at my office, corner of Dock and
' -i .Sll.4.i . MARTlNt -tgeoi.
Wc. i. S-lm
D. CASHWELL,
COMMISSION MBRCI1ANT,
: tVlLMINUTOX. M. C
Sept 20. , ..... , 64 if
' THE IMAGE OF HH EITHER,
OR one Boy ! more trouble than a Dozen Girls,
(Quite an l-'.iior,) ri'a an i lor srlo by
-Per. 7. .. ..V--. J.T. MUM)3.
K lu IV .4 It It I V A Ls . OV l'RL:ll COOPH
'." ' - - AT THe
. ORIGINAL FAMILY GROCERY,
Fit O NT STREET.
THE subscriber, t'uly thankful for the liberal
pairunnge herrtoto.e bestowed upon him by
his floods, and all desirous of obtaining good ar
ticles in his trade ot wholesale and mail, begs
leave to inform them Hint he hss p- rfccird arrange
ment! far procuring a uonauat Supply of the ve f
oci urwceiies, ai me very lowest prices. ,
TEAS.
Old Hyson, Vouas Hyson, Imperial, Pouchong
aodOoioog, . . .
W1XE? AND LIQUORS.
Olard. Cogctt. Dupny A Ou' Branrties.Old M-
deitM. Cixrty, I'oti, ,klMscMt srul Mnliga Wln,
Monotigjhela, Uyc, Irish end Mcsich Whl.sey,
Holland Gin. t halnp.igiies snd Boitled Winci,.
Heidoick. I) lien I, Grape. Uonrhf all of hs firat
quality. Uo.tled Otard Brandy, C'ugnao, Muderla,
Stherrr. and Holland Gin, Aioinuiic St hnuip. and
Cordials. 1
COFFEES.
Old Oovermcnt, J.vs, L:iguayra, Rio, Jamaica
and St, Domingo. , , ,
SUGARS.
Crii'hed, Powdered, Granulated. Loaf, "Coffer.
Crushed, Cla-ified, Purio Rico, and Sugars of all
grades. , .
' ""' FLOUR"' "' lK ' ; "
Hiram Smith, 'John Bier, Casilllia mtd Nrw
Vork Mills in Barrel?, Half-Barrels, and Bugs
fresh Fayciuvilie do. -
CANDLES. .
Judd's Pal nt Sem. Mpcrin, snd 5 Boxes A.
M. Candles, lor iluin tiny can bv bought In New
York. ..,.:- ......
-CRACKERS,
Soda, Butter, Pilot, Sugar, Picnic, Lemon. Milk,
Wali.uf, wiih every variety Of Crackers, W, Under
wood & C'S. ,.-
Pickles bv the Hundred. Jar. Gallon Half Gallon.
Quarter-Gallon, or Pint. I'iekolilla tJatchup,
Mmrturd, teatife, VV liito Ine and Cider Vinetsr,
Olivef, iiu iali and French i Cnpers, Preset ves,
in every-variety. -
.; , SUS DRIES
Goshen Buller, freth weekly; Smoked P.eef,
Beef Ton eties. Fulton Market lleef. Salmon. Mack
erel, Codfish,. Herring, Cheefe Engih and Imi.
tation, 11 icon. I'ork, feiuait s hyrup, Mpcrm and
Whale Oil. Fruits In cvrrv variety. Nuts. Munrt's
Confeeiionei y, Market Basket, (iloihes Baskets
and I'nrry Harbets, V ash Tubs oil kinds.. IJracs
hooied Puekfls, Commun Butkets, BriMiins, Trail.
Silieis, ts'-lets, ;up Tubs. Scrubs, snd every va
riety of Wood and Yiil-.w ware,, Kplccs, Ciovis.
Ntniiietr,t i namon. Peppir. Ginai r. Mncc, Cho.
colaie, I.ing;la, Gelalln. Mucsroni, Vi rmWili,
ftsisins, Currants, Citron, Piunes. Preserve.! Oin
gi r. Mra herit s. t.irapea, Fretll Peaches, Fienh
l.tt r. 500 ot.i h assorted sixes tsrdincs, Fig
I'.iwr, i IMI Ojn.iry ,'iii h various slj li nnd ai
teins, Siiiriii t'.iges, Moekinfj Biril Cuiri s. Ele
gant l!'it fine "Tea, cmtalijng t lbs. tuich the
boj tu irir worth the tiriec of rhe t arkse 'ieseh.
iLtpU'iiy and Ch rry hyrup by the (ijllon emia
ijit lit j ( 60J0 of the ui isi choice ;Lrars ever hrout;hi
to ihi ni.iiki t. ond every vnri ty of Groceil. s that
can bepriMMiredt whale and retail. t th lowest
possible pticce. uO,tUO t-i-jais.fn in il to IS per
thoiisancf. GEO. M VERS.
Sept 3D.' ; '-- c4.
LAKG'E' STOCK- OF l URMTtUE.
THE subscriber would re
IE stibserlber would reA
t fully litvlir the t ntion Lj
io public, iu hi very luige J
, sped!
t l))o
and eoinp1( le ji-i-orinii in tit Futniiure now being
reeHel STtrt Tr-cnly lcll if hlnil si Ills
,Alsniif.1i.'iorie: (iuiinir theprcacni month, hUsiock
will be t'"i'ilcie an. I ciiihirl in pun of Ihelol
lo'it2 an feb . 'J ' ' '
; Fino Seis lr iwinT Room Farnimrc, ia Dam
ask and llir t loth t
Melts t'ainled Chamber I'uri llnre.
50 si'lelx)jril. Soerelnrie. ami llouk Cases
BU Sofii and l'He a 1 1 le. j
1110 Bnremiif ; ,
100 Wa,h Sloeds, marble and plaint
100 Rocking Cbairs;
7.1 IV ii roc do,
f 23 Tea nnd OinlnB ' Tables ('
73 Centre, Card and Sola do.
75 Toilet , , tit).
100 A n.. Chair, cushioned, enne nnd .Windsor!
230 Bc'datcado, In inahonny, walnut ni.iplr and
iron ; . . .
i Wardrobea.tmih'ifony and aluince
Olfice Furniture ;
' Children's Chairat
Oilomann, Foot Klools ... . .....
A fine ii..orliu:ni a' I. ooMnz Glasses ;
Teapoy's Whatnots Hal &'lund ;
'&ettocs. Work Table f j .
Work lioicH. I'apir Hangings (
. Window .shades, Ac. it-c.
1 A' few vsav Wi Piuno Fortes, and in fncl al
most an v ariiele lb if nmy be deaired, incomplete
ly furniMn Ducllinsrs. Hotels, Oflices or So
ciety Rooms From S'trcct.
- - ' J. D. LOVE. '
; Wilmington, N.C, Sept, 3, 1653 76.,
TOBACCO. ;
U BOXES Maniifiictured, rent as ramples snd
will be s.ld low to Introduce to the trsde.
Apply to
Oct. t.
tlX S KlU t MARTIN,
fcouih Water ft.
. er,.4i.
PERFUMERY I
UST ret civtd from IMew Vork and Pbiladel
phia : .
I Gross LuMna's Fi'racis for the ITandk'fj
i do. do. ,- 'I'oilene oap j ,
do (Jlenny M u.h Toilctie Wsicri .
1 do. do. . Verbena do. do.
2 do. - Yankee Soapj
i do. Camphor 8o ip(
j do. Pontine do.
a Ur.,....n,fm...l At I1..i RfMah.. n .1 ll M . . ...
ber of fine nrttelM natt.Uy kept In f)ro2 Mmriii
(J. ol U. ucru-r. tvnoiinie urujii,
O l, 5. Market St., Wilmington, N. C.
BATCH F.r.OftS, - F MlLlF.S, -HOTELS,
Steamboats, te., e..in be fyrnished with mat
iraxses. , beds, piilnwa. boMer, sheet, pillow.
cace, blanke's. comforts, spreads, towels, table
cloths, &c-t by calline
u'l I if ivw . of r- r.
. i iii-i.iow.i UK r,ni,r,u,
Upholsters and Paper Hanger.
Sept. C8. 83
FILES ! FILES !! FILES!! !
JUST rsceived a full assortment of Butcher's
genuine Saw Flics. Also, the double tana cxtrs
MillSsw Files. J. 31. UOBINSOiV.
April!. . - - y
shut Axn Rin inn
A fC BAGS Prop ana Buck Shot , 600 Ibe. Bar
' I Lead. Just received and for a.U bw
Oct. 7. T CT copy ZKNO H. GltF.E.N F..
CIGARS!
CHJARS!!
fSfiOnS lkranita f..r . .1.,
rj nfVlciCAiis
cliesp.by ZKiNO 11. G&EK.N F..
NOT copy 67.
Oct. 7.
NOTICE IS I7EREBY GIYEN
iXfi' y4- ii i
T'llhT the anneal meeting of the Jtoekholder
f hm WUmii-rton snui Katoiefc Wail Moad
Company, will be held In This Town, on 'J uarsdsy
the 9th day of Tier. next. ,
A divtHnH n t ner rn on the Conilsl Stock M
af the Compat V, or the last i i mua:h. bsa hrcn
declared, and will be payalk on hufJ0io of Nov.
next. .,...
. l a Rnoks for tho iraaafcr ol Stock wlU be cloa.
ad on 2Cth iasiant. By order .
jAiit.a o. on.r.r..K, i-ec-ry.
Oct. 17. ' 81-lnl.
EMPTY SPIRIT CARRELS.
rf PlilK DiJiiMnwi Uarr lsiiwt re.
-C V'KJ cnypd ana tr sl- ty , i
Oct. t. Atr.tMsf, r.ao, & co.
MISCELLANY.
METEOHOLO-JICAL JOUHNAfs.
A pcntlemnn lately kept tt iiRtrorolu-.M-cal
journal ol hi m ile's temper f ir a week
during the summer ynson, which lm fcnml
to be' " ' ' ' ' - -1
Sunrla t)nrrp nfii! cn!ll in il)r moriiin;',
clonAy in fhe fvenfns-, fain t nilit.
Monday Wind H. and K. K i;, t,!nf
cloud, tend low and quick in tli mornirir,
squally at noon, heavy chips ol thun.lrr nnd
sharp Jightning in . the evening, calm t,il
night.
Ttiesjny- Vnjiomh In th mornin, . i ,,
at noon, damp in the evening.
Wednesday Variable nil d.ty, 'duiui.t
thunder nnd fnin in the evening.
"Thursday Vaporish and c;iltn in li e
morning, hot at noon, high wind and heavy
rain in the evening, with peals of lliumh r
and sharp lightning at night,
Friday Wind Y. H. W. cool ud
plensant in the morning, thoji'd , round to
tS. N. E. ot noon,, nnd in the evening to K
S. E. blowing a gulo nil riight,
Saturday Vaporish and in the rvrning,
rain, hail, nnd thunder and lightning in
tho afternoon and evening: cool and ca 'in
all night.
Another jrenlleman's journal, for the
week, utood thus.
, Sunday Warm, but not npprrsMve m
the fore-noon refieshing showers after
dinner, and cool in the evening.
'. MondayClear .: nil day,., aliiiorphert!
warm, u iih genile hreezea.
Tuesday Fino summer weather ; cool
and lovely all day.
Wednesday Clear titinopLt rc In I ho
morning, gentle breezes , and Wreahing
showers in the evening. ,
Thurodny Cool in the mornlnj ; wnrrn
at noon ; a fine shower and rainbow in the
evening.
Friday Comfortable nil day ; verv plea
sant in the evening ; cool at mht.
Saturday Wind jN. W. blenr and cool
all day ; heavenly breezes in ih evening ;
a lovely night. a
A lady of Han Francisco bcin invited
to send in a Joust to ho rend at tho armi
. r. r . . r . C lln I . . . .1 f,'i
tmlljf v IIIK JiUlllillir o i-jlnnj fit-
triers, funiBhcd tliii. It is
ppieyfnoii";!! .,
flavor fmlf a dozen tiiiiiiven?nry dinner:
Tlio " Pilgrim Fathers," forsooth f Wh'nf
luol tiicy to endure jn coirpuriHon wiih i f,
Pilgiim Molhers? It it true, they had
hunger, and cold, nnd nieknrr, ittn'j dan
rrer foes without and foes within. Put
the unfortunate Pilgrim .Mothers, they had
not only these lo endure, but (hen lh v hnd
the Pilgiim Fathers, also; and yet their
names ara never meniioned. VVho ver
heuid of the Pilgrim Mothers 1 Who ever
giive it dinner in honor of them? Who
ever writes songa, drinks tonMs. nnd rntihei
speeches in recollection" of ih'cm 7 In
self snfflciency on' the port "of Int ii 'a -..
yond endurnnce. One would actually nip.
pose that New England had been eoloni,
cd by men. rw.'d posterity provided by rapt-,
ctal act of Providence. ' Only Mrs. I J
mans has volunteered to insinuate that
there evrr was a woman in the cufe ihnt
the Mayflower ever brought anything hot
men across the Atlantic. 1 assure vou,
my dear friends, ihnt I am perfect I dm
gusted wiih the self conceit of men. They
appropriate everything to theniHehes, even
the settlement of a colony and the eopling
of a whole contiment 1 did hope, that
there wasouo prcrogrativo they would kavo
to women. We have submitted ((uiully to
their inventions in superceding m in many
things we will not tamely submit to .bo
deprived of this one privilege we will not
ourselves be deluded into the belief that
iS'ew England was settled nnd peopled en
tirely by . Pilgnm Fathers How could
they have been fathers if thero had bieu
no mothers 7 And I hope, dear captain,
that I have succeeded iu convincing yon
that you will be lending yourself foltn m t
of injustice towards us, if you do not pro
pose for your ton st "Tho Prilgrini Moth
crs." ; "
IJlSTHUCTmrilllPWRECk'.
'i ho Brig Adele, (Captain Lcwin, from
Philadelphia for St, Kilts, was wrecked in
. I i . i i . i i. , ,
uc iiuiiwe giiic vi oeptemoer i, every tnin
being carried away from tho decks up
ward.. 'J here were nine persons on hoani,
including one passenger. When the bn r
became unmanageable and fell oil' intojho
trough of the sea, the male, ptostengrr, m .l
three of the crew, with house galley, wan r
casks, and bulwarks, were wished .out.
board. The econd , mate wns dnt.I.' l
against the rail with such force thnt fcvt'.
ral of his ribs wer broken. He linenil
in great agony until the morning of the t Si ,
when death put an end to his sufJeriiiH.
The survivors were then without water
On the evening of the same day the rnp
tain diid. On the Jfith the cook - died -There
was then but one survivor, (Jew '":
Touro, an Italian sailor. Kevr ral ymth
passed during the week, but the wr" U
was so low in the wafer that it could i t
be seen at any great distance. On tho ih U
Touro caught a little water from nn bower.
He had plenty to eat, but was wiih-M
Water during twelve days.' On the morn
ing of the 2 1 si of-September he cso.'M
everkl buckets of water He was fina iy
taken offby Captain O'Hrien, of the t-rf,t..
ner Altnro, of 'I Lomaston, w ho wns hoiii,.l
from New Vork lor Aspinwall.
DR. SUMVMJ,
AN Eminent phyci-ian of Philad) Ipl.la, I, a
gin to ths wrld ino brnrtti of M
rieot by prrpjiing' rrniedies aaliabia iu alsnutt
every diaesao.
Or. Stray ne'e Comprtimd Syrup f Wil.l Chrrrt for
Curing '7i, C"Ui, O' a a ; ant all
fiaoasaof the 'I tiroat, Krat snd l.sajs.
llt. HWA YS K'sl V HUM I KtUK,
Fr Deatroyins; Wwtin, Curing I)y fia, A r.
Dr. Swsynir'e Hmpr Coaird Bsrsapa snd Tar
Pill, a jeaile pmrm snd slisrsuve Wedit ine,
far supetir to h lil! ia ireneial .
Dr. Swsyne's Chulera Morbus liUrrh.r i, un.t
Diseatery Cordiat, a m-r tilling teme.iy. ,
freah stipp'ri"1 rereivtd at
C. A D. OuP:tK'. Dm: M ,r. ,
Hole Ajents for V ilmlnirittn.
April 24. l?tt.
CIIELSE.
'o. t. :x rnr.i.'.i an a. IP