c Cmmerrial.
WILMINGTON, N. C:
Tuesday, January 9, 1855.
NORTHERN MAIL.
There was no mail north of Petersburg, yester
day. SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. Joel Poinsett Cohdt, aged about 24 years,
formerly of Charleston, 8. C, died suddenly, in
this place, on Sunday morning last, the 7th in
stant.' -"
CASE OF stabbing:
Two negroes engaged in a fight on Saturday
evepir.s:,"V ncn one stabbed the other. The wound
is noVUngtrotw. The culprit is lodged in Jail.
MURDER. : ' .
Capt Elijah BssrsoK,, of Middle Sound, was
shot, about 2 miles from town, on his way borne
with his horse and cart, on Friday Bight last The
ball entered the back part of his head and came
out near the corner f his jaw. He was found on
the road side and brought to town, and died on
Saturday night. Mr. Bbnson was an inoffensive
and quiet citizen, and the fact that his cart was
not robbed of any articles contained in it, renders
the transaction very mysterious. :"'.-
. BANKS.
It is difficult to decide, as yet, what will be the
fate of the several proposition to tlte Legisla
ture, relative to Banks. , : -
In the Senate, the Banking Committee have
made reports adversely to the Bank of G reensboro',
the Bank of HHIsboro', and tkc Bant of Wttmmg
tonl : r - ' ' V "
. ;: . COMMERCIAL BANK ,
The Committee on Banks have made a- report
adverse to the increase of the capital stock of the
Commercial Bank of VTBinlngtdii. -
GREENSBORO' PATRIOT, -The
firm of Swans, A. Sherwood, publishers of
the Greensboso' Patriot, is dissolved by mutual
consent That paper will hereafter be published
by Mr. M. S. Sdmwood.
A MISTAKE.
The statement that 500 workmen were discharg
ed, lately, from the Navy Yard at Norfolk, turns
out to be a mistake. Instead of discharging more
hands were wanted. ' - j
A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT. ,
The Greensboro' Patriot, of the, 6th. instant".
contains the following account of' a merited tii
bnte of respect and affection: J .
We had the pleasure of being present at an in
teresting scene in the CLajel of Greensbprough
Female College, on Wednesday evening,. the 2tb
December, on which occasion the Faculty and
Pupils of the Institution presented the Rev. C.
F. Deems, D. D., late President, a beautiful and
costly set of plate, as a testimonial of their love
and a reward for his nntiring efforts to promote
the welfare of the College during the last four
years. The scene was not that cold formality
usually exhibited on such occasions, but was deep
and heartfelt. Many proofs of love, devoted love,
had been thown by those for whose good he bad
labored, but this, the parting gift, coming with,
the sad word farewell, was the crowning act.
The young ladies bad managed to keep their
council; and the Dr. was taken by surprise when
President Jones rose, uncovered the pore, glitter
ing and graceful offering, and in an eloquent and
impressive speech presented it. We have never
seen Dr. D. so much capsized by any occasion an
in bis attempt to reply. AH present seemed to
.... f f i i a
eaten tne contagion oi leeiiojj, as uc cwuuucu
his few remarks in many tears.
Tlie tna.sive silver contains the simple inscrip
tion, " Presented to Charles F. Deems, D. D., by
ike Junior, Sophomore and Freshman classes of
a reensboro' Female College, Dec. 22, 1854." The
prfcher, one of the most Dearly perfect Works of
ait we have ever seen, had the same inscription
from " the Senior Class ,- one of the goblela from
" his pupils, Lucie. Rote, Nannie and Lind," three
of whom, we understand, are now teachers la the
College, and another goblet was from ''the Facul
ty of Greensboro' Female College."
After the presentation the company aUOBrne'i4gccjjonj, $
iu i lie panors, wiiere vr. is. sptuv me remainder
of the evening with his Mends. The delightful
evening of Dec. 27ih, 1854, will long be remem
bered by those who were favored in being present.
AN ENGLISHMAN'S "PLATFORM."
Sir Charles Napier is a candidate for Parliament
in the borough of Marlybone. His programme,
forwarded by telegraph, Is " War to the knife
with Russia extensive reform vote by ballot
shorter parliaments and general education."
Every one to his notion; if the English think
Sir Charles' platform a good one, very well. - But
we cannot say it is half so expressive, sublime and
eloquent and euphoncous, as the good old plat
form of the unterriflcd, indomitable democracy,
running in this wise : " Polk, Texas, and Oregon
Fifty-four forty or fight".
Ah, those . were capital times for the season.
We doubt if wc shalK1' ever look upon the like
again!" ' " ' ' "
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
The President's 'Message, explanatory of his
views in relation to the veto of the -River and
Harbor bill, was sent to the House of Representa
tives on the 80th ult' . It is entirely loo long for
our columns r and its insertion is not necessary, as
every party measure will be sustained by its ad
herents in despite: ef argument,'" and we do not
think its perusal Would' enlighten the-opinions of
any one, now tha HiVsabject has been under dis
cussionTfbr thirty- years."' The Arguments of the
Message have the credit af Jogcnuity, though the
Union, the Federal Organ,, admits that the- Pres
ident baa bcou; embarrassed in his argument, by
the " inherent and insuperable difricnlties of the
undertaking.?. Thy kr adaiuing tthat the Presi
dent has not sustained his position.
We do not feel dUposed to comment upon the
subject, for th reasons above stated though our
readers know that we approved of the Veto as a
s zneasure of policy if nothing more, .
SILVER fllNES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
A correspondent of the Ilerald, wrising front
rtttoHeia, . U., says quite lan excitenjent has
been cresxea in luat place by the recent discove-
ry r surer mines in me vicinity. One of th dig
gings is half mile from the mills, and is visited
daily bf crowd. 3C number of rich specimens
hve bee preduced.aad Mr.,Blake, the owaery
intends sooa to conuDeqce, operations with a lare
gang of hands. Mr. Roilios, the proprietor of
another miue. Uvea in the village ofLondoujCiht
miles from Pittefield. -
McKINNEY'S EXPEDITION.
WikamNGTON, Jan. 6. Many young men here
are preparing to joia Cl-McKluney's expedition
to. Costa Rica. It is said they are to receive a
bounty of 50 in advance., It is reported that a
certain volunteer Captain in the Mexican war is
ecrttlting here. ' .
SUFFRAGE THE JOURNAL.
We see an article in the Journal of Saturday,
elatire to the " Free Suflrage" question, pew
before the Legislature. It is not ur purpose to
discass that point, as we bave expressed our
selves in full, long age, on this subject, nt lo in
vite attention to the singular poaition the Editor
haa taken on another. v He speaks as fdlows;
"Let ns be understood about this matter. We
are as niuclr opposed as any one to Insufficient
Naturalization Laws, or to a lax administration of
the same. If the circumstances of any State in
dicate the" necessity or propriety of changing- its
constitutional requirements on the acore or suf
frage, in this as iq any other respect, it is a mat
ter for the people of snch Slate to consider and
decide uon ; but we do, most unquestionably,
epioee any matetuent by which a constitutional
provision of North tjarolina, regulating an impor
tant incident of ber own sovereignty, would ' be'
mad a mere weather-cock to be blown about by
every change of opinion expressed in temporary
acts of Congress. And audi would be the effect
of incorporating Mr. Hauhton's amendment into
onr constitution. Now. for instance, the natural
ization laws of Congress require a residence' of
five years to entitle .r foreigner to the right of
citizenship, and, of course, five years would, ac
cording to Mr. IlattglitOH'a amendment, be the
constitutional term in North Carolina. Nexyear
it might be changed by Conresa to 14 years, and 1
tbts loere change in tne act of Congress wouta
change our constitution."
We are glad to see any one come out for State
rights, or State sovereignty, if you willbut not
to the prejudice of common sense and reason.
Every State has a right to change its constitu
tional requirements on the score of suffrage," but
!. has not the riaht to make reqoirementa of
suffrage and the designation of the. voter identi
cal. The State of North Carolina has given htr
sanctum to the constitution of the United States,
andjhat instrument, with the laws enacted nnder
It is the supreme La,w of the land, and points out
who t the-qoalified vote, via: a citizen of the
Untied Stales. all this by the solemn covenant of
the State of North Carolina and this State, by
any law, either organic or legislative, cahoot des
ignate any olher person as voter, -without a
practical secession from the Union. Why? .Be
eause she abrogates and nullifies the only law
that can possibly bind our people together in a
common citizenship of equal -rights and privh
leges and equal qualifications.
But onr neighbor is afraid that our "oerego-.
ty would be a wcalher-ccck, blown about by eve-
ry change of .piu!on expressed n temporary acts
of Congress "rMhat the period for naf utilization
might be changed from 6 to 14 years, and aovn. -Well,
whar of ,tbat 1 Docs that fii-ct the prin?
c'tph'S upon which oar government is based T It
is the duty of Congress to consult the public tnr
fcrest and safety in Ibis matter, aa well as all oth
ers committed to its jurisdiction. ' " "
Are the borrowing of money, the regnlution of
commerce, the coining of money, the punishment
of counterfeiters, the establishment of Post Of
8ce, the, promotion" of the progress of science,
the Constitutipnxf inferior tribunals, the uniform
ity of bankrupt laws, and the other numerous
powers vested by the constitution in Congress, al
ways torappeaf stereotyped phase - never to
be changed Or altered ? '
4. How is it about the layius and collecting of
taxes, duties, imposts and. excises 1 A re these to
be always the same in detail, or are they to be-
gftverned bj the peculiar condiiiiin of the coun
try -- . : - '''.'-'-.-. '...'
In fine, we might continue the enumeration, sad
refer to many other items of vast consequence to
the Republic, -which are subjected to the "weath-
r cock opinions expressed in " temporary'' acts
of Congress. bat we wish to be concise. . j
"Onr Constitution " forsooth I Is our " neigh
bor suddenly awakened from m Rip Tan Winkle
dose, that be has not watched " oar conetituttun"
and asserted its claims before 1 - .
Tbe Editor should know that both the letter
and the spirit of "oar constitution" are as a dead
letter, ki points that come in conflict with the so-
preme law of the land. For seventy-nine years,
the following hag been part and'parcl.of 4our
constitution." It la the 40tb section: . "
"That every foreigner who eomee to settle fq
" this State, having first taken an oath of aliegi
"ance to the same, may purchase, or by any oth
" er just means ecqoire. bold or transfer, kind, or
"other real estate; and, after one gear's resi
' dc nee, shall be deeoed a free citizen."
.Does the Editor remember that any one has
enjoyed the privileges of thi section, say within
sixiv-tigkt years t . If m let ns hear abont it. r ,
What else can foreigner, becoming a free citi
zen by a residence of one year, do4 under " our
constitution Listen. The following is the 8tb
" That all f frecnuB of the sge of twenty-one
years, ho have' been inhabitanta nf any one
" county within the 8tafe twelve moirt'w inime-
d iately preccrling the day jot any election, and
" shall have paid public taxes, hafl be entitled to
vote formembers of the Honse of Commons for ,
" the county ia which be resides." - -
So our neighbor wiU see that, by ,lorr constl'
tution." a native- of Constantinople, or -of any
other portion of this mundane sphere, may come'
toorth Carolina, awear allegiance to-tbe State,
reside one jear, buy and sell real estate, vote tor
Governor, Representatives In the Legislature and
in Congress, for Senators, for Electors of Presi
dent mud Vice President, dec, Ac, and sold all
these offices by right, as well as any one else., .
Alas T How neglectful our neighbor hss been
in regard to the Vindication of the tights of the
citizens of onr State if kit notions about our or
ganic and other laws b correct. ' -I
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I V ' s tpUR POLICE. "
; A New York correspondent cf. the Bostdh Jour
nal pays the following just compliment to the New
York police: . - . -. ,
I In nothing has New York Improved more than
m their police. The corps consist of about one
thousaud men. They are paid a salary each-of
from S'5O0 to SI 000. The uniform worn by the
police consists of a military cloth cap, a single
breasted blue coat buttoned up to the throat and
military buttons, an overcoat x the same 'color
and trimmings, and gray pants with a black stripe
nflhe outside from the waist to Uie fbot.. In
deed, Jhcy look so much like officers in the un
dress of the navyA thai It is' hard to" distinguish
them from naval officers, " The corps is nader
complete drill. They are exercised each raorbing
In squads,, and nee each month they assemble at
the arsenal and undergo a most thorough drilL
The chasacter of the men now employed, the uor
fofm by which they are to be known in. all places,
hd their drill give them, it is sa'd, great, moral
power, and make them an efficient body of men. .
; -:;: LUCAS AGAIN CONTACTED. ; i$ 1
y'e are glad to learn that the miscreant Charles
H. Lueas, who has bad hisjaecond trial M EirU
lora, tor placing obstructions on the Middletown
railroad, was yesterday brougbtln guilty. " The
Times gives circumstantial account, .as follows :
"Lacas was, ns We have before stated. iaii out o
tne StaU Prison, to which he had already -been
sentenced for the oftfence for which.' be has now
agaip been tned. .JThere werf some reasons to
believe that a part f the testimoAy against
had been Improperly and" Untruly mven. 7 Haw-
ever, the fact of Lucas's guilt appeared te be clear
W the jury who listened .to th testiSDony anfll he
w a -ain convicted of having plftced'o' ctionon
a railroad track, with the intent to destroy lifev
uia bait CS2.000) was given by a gentlemen resi
ding m i.iastenbury, . The sentence to be
proiiounccd."--NVlf Haven paUadj 1 nursday.
From the National Intelligencer of Saturday.
THE XAST HOPE. :
"Sir; I desire you do me right and justice,
And to bestow your pity on me ; for
JL am a most poor "woman and a stranger."
Such was the prayer addressed by the unhappy
Katherine to the flinty-hearted Henry, who sought
her life under the forms of law and justice. Could
Shakspeare. have lived to plead the cause of the
"most poor woman'- (those of them who have not
sunk in the grave) whose husbands were despoiled;
br a foreigh Power , fifty years ago, and wnose
rights ia indemnity were bartered away ..by tbeir
own Government, which, w ith overflowing coffers,
has to thia time refused all indemnity lfthe im
mortal bard lad lived In this our day, rhat"a
motive and "a cue for passion woujd he have
found in the long-deferred jnstico to the French
claimants of 18001 We are moved to this reflec
tion by learning that the bill for the indemnity of
these long delayed claims Is now first In order on
the calendar of the Committee of the Whole House
on the state of the Union. The Congresshave of
ten sanctioned, approved, and passed these clamis,
but the Executive has frowned , upon them and
they remain- unpaid, while the poor claimants!
themselves are rapidly passing lcyond the reach
of want and injustice. Shall, they now fajl-at
last and for ever T Must the hearts that hope de
ferred have so long made sick at last bg "broken ?
God forbid f We know -bnt one of the clafaiante,
and she js it widow left in poverty twenty years
ago, with ft house full of children, .And yet lires
and struggles on in the hope of justice fvera her
Government. "We are not urging a case of ttm
passion merely, or of charity. The claims, we
sincerely belive that is the genuine ones are as
just as Government ever owed. -
" RE-ORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY. ;
W a aDtuVAU Tin
W, -
now in the city, in pursuance of a snromons of the
Committee' on Military Afikirs of the Houe; of
Representatives. He spent two boors yesterday
before the eorarnittee in explanation of the wanu
of the. niilhary service, and is deckled" is hi
opinion as to tbe'necessity of a proper organisa-.
tionof the army. In the. Senate, the hill for the,
re-oigariization of the army .was rc-committed
witn the noderstanding that the' two committers
bf Congress would have the benefit of, the vete
ran's advice on the; subject. jGen. Jeup and eth
er disringuthed. officers of the army will also be
snnnnoncd before the ciimmittecs. Iheie aj-
pears to be a general impression that the schemes
for whichJJr. Shields is laboring in the Senate
and Mr. Faulkner in the Douse will meet with
favor.. That portion of the bill which provides
for av increase of the aimr secures almost -unv
versal conciurencet 'The increase f pay and the.
retired list may produce some difference of opin
ion, bn C they seem to be dependent propositions
National Intelligencer.
. Enlargement of the Past Office Building.'
- Mr. Bayard yesterday repo'i ted," from tbo Com
mittce of Public Buildings, in. the Senate, a bill
to prwide an enlarpcment .of the. General Post
Office, Building in this ely. This aeems to be an-
improvemetit so indispensable, under tbe growing
busibess ef the Depu'rtmcat, thai e soppose there
will be but littlttoi posfllon to it. It vas ngiu
ted at the last se.iun, and. every dayV Vxperf-
enee demonstrates its uecesaiy. The extH!ioii
en F street' will. add. greatly te the anty aitd
. . . '.,....i:is
convenience oi iue tu'riee. ucsiw; ueivg onia-
mentaito that part of the city 6.; ,
. . BAN01MCHE STATE.
' Rr.Eica, Jrfa. 5. At the annual meeting of the
stockholders bf this Bank, held in- this tTity on
Monday last, the' following gentfcmen were "elec
ted Directors bn the part of tlte stockholders : G
W. Mordocai, John II. Bryan, J, BvC .Roulhae,
William Peace, B. F.. Moore, Alfred Jones, nn4
William Bor lan. Gov. Bi22 nnnoiuted William
R. Poole and L. P'B. Branch Directors on behalfi
of the State; and the State Treasurer 1. W
Courts, Esq., is a Director cm officio on thjl part
tbe State. - , , . '
A resolution was pansed changing tlte time for
the annual meeting and for the elect'on of Direc
tors to the first Motfday in J nly in each and everjc
year,.,.,. .. , . - -'.. . .
V DAMAGES AGAINST TIIEjCITY.
In the case of Martin Ellis vs. The C'ty.of Bos
ton, tried yesterday in the Supreme Judical Court,
the jnry this morning returned a verdict in- faver
of the plaintiff to the amount of f 1300. The jte
tioo was for injuries sustained bytlie plaintlffin
slipping down on tlie ice on the ldc-walk in Milk
street, under the eaves of. the Old- South Church,
on the"evening pf 28th of f anuarf, 52. The city
notified tbe Old South society to come th and take
apon itself the burden of defence. ' ' '
t!t ... . Boston. Tel., TTutrsddy. .
STARVATION. AT THE FIVE rpiNT3 N. J.
The ladies of the Home Mission hi New York
haye Issued a striking- appeal on behalf of the
destitute poor at the Five Points in tlwit cit.
They say;-: : , r ..'
"It Is well known to those who are acquainted!
ltb that locality thaUliundreds of families ' have
sold or pawned the last article of furnitnre or ap
parel to procure food, ftnd are now left on the
bare floor, without bedding ox fuel, and not know
ing where they may get the next mouthful to eat.
Persons in these circumstances (many of them
sober, industrious people J are thronging tbjs Mis
sion honse' dally, and front stern necessity many
ace denied relief.- "This state of suffering I in-j
creasing, daily, and 'the starring mVLsl be4 fed. It.
will require not less than ohe thousand loaves bf
bread dafly to keep'tbc Tdestltute' from' suffering
wittt hanger." 5 ' '.
AN AFFAIR OF irONOB. . 5
The fbllowi.ig letters psssed'between two young
members ef the New York tar, a fortnight ago
Dear Sir : Yea are too well acquainted with"
Uie many-deceits yon have made use of to estrange
the aficctlons of Miss J , for me to recount
tUenr". Let it suffice that I am in fossession of a
thorough knowledge' of all your treacheries' and
it only remains tor yoa either to withdraw j-ur
attootions in tot, or to meet - me as becotnes a
mai of honor. . " -.
m' v J our ob't servant.
. vVour kind note of yesterdsy as-received. My
life Is of so m ach value to my friends, that i am
not particularly, de irons xf -exposing it to ydtjr
popgun, nor do I feel inclined Jto send you where
yoa are likely to meet with' too warm .reception.
Secondly I have -as grei." right - to visi the
lady, as she manlfcsteil good sense Vlp hastening
your exit, and shall continue to avail aoyself of j
Htbatnght. '-' -- .' - r..
Jhirdly I sluril flot tneet.you in a duel.
Fourthly If yen indulgein further insolence,
; of offer to lay the .weight of your finger W my
valuable body, X. procaine you to belabor your at-i
VnuaLed carcass to my hear's content. --
r ''; " -Yonrs;t,
Kot-classic, hat en fait. . ""
. - "v" .FIRE CRUEL ACT. ' r -The
barn aS Uon. W. C. Craia, f Wart ea, Her
time Cjo?, was bomed oa Tb'nrsday last, says Uie
Utica Gazette, together with . eighteen cows and
many young cattle, besides fifty tons of bay and
jnueh grrain. Tbe fire is supposed i have keen
tbe work of A cnr?l man, who bad just been dis
charged . Craib.: .'.4.,. - . . ,. ....
From the Boston Traveler,
Emigration at tal Port.-Efi"ect f he War;
It is stated by theTowners of emigrant ships
and confirmed, se far ss this "fort is ooncened, by
Mr. Goodwm, Alien PassengerXonuniseioner, tbat
the war in Europsja having a decided .effifct in
decreasing emigration to this oountry; fronl Great
BriUin and .Ireland.' One shfp lately arrived beie, 1
which usually brings between six and seven hun
dred, bad'less tftan three hundred passcsngers,
about four haadred, whq had'ep -"notice of o 1morS tit t h ".urface eouUirBv
Ini.tinnb.imti. vin-T"cooc1ud6dtoemiuT.l'll, tn ' dicbarfee fat enoi
at-home, their .prospects there having" brTfShteiied
considerably of Jale. Thie.t6tal emigration at this
port for the year Is, however, m advance of last
year; being m th Dctglihornood of "22,000of
which nearly sixteen thousand arrived, during tb
first six. mofiths.Jeaving less than one half that
number fof the latter portion of the year
SALT FACTORIES -IN OHIO,
It is knottnK that in the south-eastern part of
Ohio salt water is found abundantly; but hereto
fore the water has, been found, too weak'to com
pele succssfully, for more than local use, with the
saline's dT Kanawha, of Conemaugb, pr of.-fjyra- j
cuse. . jience ice quaniii; umuinuunu vu
has been cortparatively small. But of late, the
Western Railroad Iieards sV the-Uhlus are'likc-
ly totp tnrned. The diCicutty in tire old weW
was in not bortng dtp enougt. The real saUfer
ous rock lies hi that region about? 1,000 feet in
;pth, The6fd nclls were goijerally dag shout 1
400or oyofeet j depth. . iney goiwaier, ous u
was not the origiuiiutl springs, but diluted 'qnali
tv. Recently, however, boring lias Ueeu carrjea
t the salUbearmg rock, (Mid-slt-watJr (Ih greatl.'" prepa.au.-, ; ana ..wiongn 4 nail ore-
abundance is obtained, and of stengtii sufucjeut
to compete with other Western ,8alines.
, .TnE VICTIMS.. -4 V
Aceending to the London Medical Ckculrj the
campaign in tlte East has. in' point of sickness
and mortality, been otio of the most disastrous -on.
record. Mere than ten thousand men have dis
appeared from tbe rauks since the army landed ii,
the Crimea, Many bftlicm are only sick, it is
Armb and will soon appear on the' scene. The
Russians, tne poor, soldiers say universally,- are'
nothing to the cholera and diarrhea. '..;"
" REFUTED. ,
, A correspondent of the National Tntdligencer,
refnt's-an article which appeared Iu a New York
paper a few days ago, ort "Agriculture North and
South-," inv.hich tbe writer offers, statistics t6
jirove, that the products of the North are- worth
more than those of the, South.1. The correspon
dent says that the annual product of -Cotton-in
J.he South is set down at tho rate of '2,000,000,
when the actual-amount is, 1.U00,000. And.
thus it is with many other avtkjes' ; . ' rm
AN "EXTRAORDINARY DIVIDEND- "
The Bank xf Albany has declared an extraor
dmary dividend of fifty per cent-oii it.eapitI,
in stock, teats stockholders, who have' unaiiimous
ly cnicluded to accept the dividend in this form.
fill's raises, the capital ofthe Rink froin$24dijqOO
to 3300,000, and gives to each possessor of ten
shares, re in addition, and so In proportion,"
" - kmnu Atlas. .
1 y 1 ' 1 1 7 '. ' . !!. i. ," '. -
f CONSUMPTION AND SPITTfNO BLOOD,
Bee the oertitlKiite of Mr Turner H. Ramsey,
fir many years proprietor of the Farmers' Hotal.J
i Freduricloicnr. va.,and lateof tiie City Hotel,
ItUMiUiotui, a. ..- .
. Pf. Juhu Miiige, of -the City of. Richmond,
Urtiagh h Tegular phtician, atxl ef course, oppos
ed -to jm hat he eaTled iinack niudlciues, wasobliir.
ed to say that its good eftv-ctt iu the caae of Mr.
Karosey, wore wondei-ful indeed. - , ". '
He bad bven giyon up by . several physickms;
had tried utoKt of the ouck medicitioe. sikI'w.-is
on tin verge of h-pnli ,-ns well as the grave,-wheir
he tnedJCarter s Santsli Mixture. v .
We refer the public to iris f ull and hijrthy cer
tifits around t4u bottle, stating his "Cure.
See advertisement'. . -'.;; 120-lm
lloofi,sna Okkmih Cixtkhs. pretare4 anxl
solil by Dr. Jackxoiv. at t!ie German Medieal Strr.,
An-h trret, l'hilailelfihin. dafly Incr'eaw In
their well deserved celebrity. frr th etui. f all
ilim'asi's ailitinj; from d'ranieinen of tliB liver.
Thrsi'-Bitters ha vi, uxleerl, proved a hlewsing to
tlit afilrted, he show thfrr. grarttnde !y the,
m't rlatferlti testimonials. This tnedicuir IiaS
f e.vlablishod fof jtwclf name lh.it Cnifl it o .
iioaeverjuiiy Ufir wDemc. or saCtivi tliir
promlswi. cannot raeh. It palnej the iuiliccn-thfc-nce
b.v live Imtnenselienrtfls, tht havn been
derived from if, ami will ever mauiiabi if .po
sition, 1 ' . - V 118 Gf
V A REMEDY FOR EACH -DISEASE.
t"2- AT. the request of many of my fmiteul.
fJL I haveeonauntcd to put up a fhsil at tny
mom rtTieieut preacriptiona in the form of Family
Medicinea.'Slfii one suited to a particular dlseaw,
and not like the manufacturera of the 411 any , rKi
lfgm and panacea ot the day, trramjilgrati' to the
worldthulany one com pound wiilcursaild issa sen,
a ad Who (ii the words 4he sfent Iuiltaii bhvsi.
clan NyAU4sisr) V
l-natc liltli into bodies of
Ptynedicinet of which 4Jtey
9f usatch thro knwo leoa.n,
J..N. RUSK, M.O
UouunH. (joitj a no an uunir waases. tfice bu
.... . ... . ' ...
oeftts and $l,1. - ; !
PR. J. S. BUSK S Tl HOOPING COUGH,
SYflCPit't inmediafe- relief, antttfreqireutly
cures fn one weeft. -Price 60 rets'. . i
DR. J..S. BOSK'S CROUISYRUP never
fails jn'euri n. the cruup, thttt'd-inaferous eompkilnl
among children. Price 25 centa. '
&R.J.S. ROSK'JS PATX CURER wffl core
Stifl'Necl?. Sore Throat, Pains in the face, , "side,
bacK or limss, trom .a uokj. it cans &(jrainsj
tMlblain,Cramps or- Pain 1rf the Stomacli'or
Bowels. Price 13c. 25 and 50c. .
DR.J. S. ROSE'S KJC MA CT OFBUCUU
la oris of the best remedies ever esod for diseases
of the Kidney?, bladder, dtc- Price 50cf
DH. J.S. ROSE'S DYSPEPTIC COM
' POtJ&tD, a rfu're cure fot Iycpeptda, Liver Com-,
tdalnt.and Indigestion.' when taUertin conjone-
Jlon with his A Uera ti veer family pills. Price f
-both 70c. , --' -" , - . "
DR.J. S. ROSE'S GOLDEN PILLS, tot
falling of the VVouiD, Female Weakness, Debility
and Ite'ajtnttori Price 50 cfs. '
BVC.J.JS ROsE-d AJS'Tt BIUOUS, Oft
RAlLROAOPlLL5--Thesa Ptllaere net war
ranted tn curs every malady or disease incident lo
inan.but they are a grans repiedy for .a BTlllous
state of the'systcip.snd common "fevers' Wlien
used wits Dr. Rose'a Tonic Mixture, will cura lie
most stubborn eaaea of Bilious .rever tor. Fever
nrf A ln ' " - .
. - , iiftiuuhr . -
For Tre-trt fisease,aU Nervoua"Affecions,Flafii
tenc, itrarl Burn,, tuwltaiasnesa, iumonB, .Tea
ralaiu,atiii5 the splrits,aBd giving py-r mihe
whole ay-tem, it is aUnearmiraculoua 1 n 1 m efloct
Ml .eni a buttle.
DR. J. . ROSE'S SARSAPARILLA COM
POUSD, for all Sin liH;aSesiefof'oua ora,
'and tor piinfvlnw the.Btood,. it i tsilpertor, JatJ
oihevat Prioe til tent and! ,00. '--"-'
. All whoxt conmrtutiona-are irnpalTed by disease,
or weak.by natarajahonld read Of. X. , Kone'a
Adrift-. 1 whieh eoniairm a descrkrtioa of
the Diaeasessof our climate and the mode of treat.
mera 1 can bo had wUtieut chjrje ofW. U.4
IFttt-J WlimiJlfflOVI, c. w.i nvvn,m.T aa,l
MOOttS; Gohlsbnro'i i. J. HliSDA t.K, FayaMe-1
ille, V lLLlAltii UA nouv, K-aiefgn, and
of. Dealers gcuerally in eveiy. CHj ard Tywu
throuahout the staie.arul Union- , . -
- .- j-.. '
NOTICE .
THKS nb seribers "u cwssora" of Jons Da w
0om it Co .have on the 12lbrtnt.,eoierwt Into
arrnerhip for the purpose of caryinwthc Dry
Good and Hardware business In the T own of "W li
ming too, under the firm of A. W sctsxw A. Co
They wUI coduct,theU8ioeasatui iote ocew--pled
by (he laic firm,, sod .solicil for thenuelvei
ihc patronaea of the public.
VxiXtEW M A CLE AW.
' ' JAMES 1. MoCALLUM.
t-THE Braainan Bentfedy for larrho sad
4Taevtery. Hnndredacai testify ,t its virtues
Prepared and sold only by C. 8c D. JUuPR K. '
Jooo 27. " . " s 44 tf, , -4
2 'V UJXpREceutNTEO FUCCE&r-
-"jiko rreiL. TSitfuPB f wrhow'i atrxtit vrr.
, 'The people are at last ftn iing not the inexlima
ble valoe of. the nly infaljible MtvUcine known
jh exalU dcliawcter of the cewrfleate and. the
werwtielmior amnnt"of teHtinmtiv that tn fsen
puWUhedr ia cHing"tlie affji.:.-d te dbcrdT the6-i
injiiMic s. "iia wmie av, raiew ire iimiit iuc,
pnblic ma J be assured Jt curative qftalll iea will
navvfbe detejiora'ed. -Wht-j tho Myiicine pr
dneea a alleht rntin in "the atomaeh and Inm-el. it
bienWng up deep aeafed cold. .the parent of ft
any foranidaldt disesM-a, and when it drirea bn-
1M 4Mt. inr l( J
enonjtti. tT evcuaiin.
those corrupt humors in tlio 'bioo'l that -diseae
the yiW ojfitns..rd 4mls"exrell'l frou the
ytej- mast soui-r or IiUer end in 'death. Tbi
Medicine pnrifieSj regenerates, fa nd lejuviuates
titwaiireAistfni. j - - '." ' '. '
For sale by all the regular tlealers iu Medi
cine. :' f '" -.;
; '-- . THE EUXIR Ylt-K. .
Is not designed to pl. ac Ii'TUh or to amuse
the afflicted, nor" does it stimfil-tt. f.- few lHir
tlte syteni Sud thi n I.-nre lb ptitieot in wre
condition than before, fur it tn-ssfNM S in"stiinuU.
this prcjiertjen-'-we ksow that if it was a little
pleasanter the dnses sniAll. and it sflmiUated lh
tomacti, theales would be much arraier, bof
iIivji Medicine is desfsrned u cin, and ia rieigned
fuf the okb only of iIm 'hIui- ar actually di
ewl. AhbMigh nj:h a little ftyrup it wakes a
ooline, refi-eVliin and delightful drink. many
fiersoiiM have li).tiH iIm system 'of utp it one
or Twe wet ks every sprins. and fall." It i pre
Hiuwed the day ef nltomltiaM Pleirt Medicines
j. aian end, fi.r TUB.fcLtXIR VIT aUava
tcuresaii.r diHease' of arcln'oiiic, aecojtdary. r he
r;diTart ''iiafnre; in Ane rrr two -ei-ka. and the
rmost firmidable case'ln Ihree.or four Wln-ts and
Mie cure is permanent. t -Try it. . J liad given over
:: he idea of ever fiiirlibgVeiif. until, m-ip"mwnded
br wrrr who had Wen nireiUrlv affi-cted jifui wa
cured by Tour moiUtine, I wan imiuced to.
thirty days I' wan rutirely cuird. I am now 1i
h tn-Hlih, and ha v" beeq ever since. The cure
was through a miracle. , - '
Tours.yery.resi ectfully, JOHN WEBB.
' This-is tci certify t':at John Webb appeared be
fore tno this lav nr-i mad.' oojli to the above
utatcnicnt -1 a:u w 'll aeqnaijitud wittr-Mr. Johu
tbb; he is a i f table eittr-i-n of this tityr
' 1VU.UAM D. '.DEL A NY.
118C'.J - Mayor U Norfolk, Va.
TIIE GREAT SVECIHCOFTOE AGE!
JDK. SIFAYXLTS
Compound Sjrup el Wild Cherry. .
THI;M'iT KKtr'CTIJAL "AM) Sl'tF.DV
CVRK JiSaV FUR COSSUMPVWN.
CouftJia, Colds, Axihma, Bronchitis, Lircr Com
. plaint, Spiling S tood. UitRmtlly of 'Breathing,
I'airfs in4ht,-tsi'l4 and Breast, I'utfiiiulion
of the Heart. Infiaenza. ' rohp Broken
Constituting . Sort 'FliroaL, .N cr- . .
, - tout llebJUy, and alt Diseases
. of t fit Throat Breatt, . rt
i - .mid Lu:. ' .
' ANOTHER thJMK i4-:llTIFICATK.
GREAT CURB Uf EZKK1KL TIIUMAS
1.11.-11 , SiWAVKK-rUear Sir Being for a
J Ksngth of time ( fflicicd with a veiy. vlolrnt
nsttk u tiK noin In ih M.tA tirant ikrfni-flH
tor Jr lunH-shartn.-bS of breath, loss of appetite,
ntalM sweats, &c., I made trul of.vanoua reine
Jie, which were re.,0111 mended highly in the pa
pera, but gradually ;rewworae.. 1 lie iult nee of
oiv rvuiih wait such 'hat ibe bbxicl ruhtd profuse
ly frmn my noririla w hen the"proxy'nia or coirgli
ing.Ciaine upon me ; indeed, my thle ayeteiu
acejned puisi rated, iud the hour ot my departure
eine 1 near at hand. At this tune, you reeom-
meoded he uao of yoor Vpourld- y mil of A lid
Cherry.' u hietilmnieiltattly begiiruto aooiheconi
foft, and-ii lay the violence nf mv cough; relieved
llie putn in my side. Kjrpngthened and iual d my
Iiiohji, Ac. i continiu-4 ihe use of it; hut now.
(hinltr tn.God and to the effect of your Cfn(nunJ
svttin tf V ild Ctvetrv. I am curf.d." r.d i
Miursue my dijly luttor. 1 thlnu It an -jnvsiuunie
uiediclne In. c.1uih, col), and diaeaiu! 01 me
lungs, and one tliut should be known to all iiffliel
e. If poraona would" purchia"lhe orii-tn.il and
f nuineorlicla ;ia prrpured by yuy. and not tain
per with thu many rpuriotia and w urihlum prcpar
iiiloiw which aie oitemplid 10 be pal mid li wit the
reputation of yours., it urlah be he mcens ofav
muny vnlunbla lives. 1 twaely oflWr ihi.-i i-irueinn?
mrnilor ibe benefit of tho-e who are mfli rin aa
I was. ,- , : rZliKIKL THOMAS.
Cherry W , th'er.ddtrs. wai of Jielnij Ikitl tetond
afreet, Pliiliidclphia. .
The above iovuhiable medicine Is nnrarct hv
rOr. SSwnyne himself, afiea tanny vcara ctw Hn-
licin tn llie practice of the pr..rtifrt hi PhilidtJ
pliia which u counts lor ita ureal snperio'iy over
all other prep.vrayona. It fives tone 10 Hw Siiu-"ach-Purilyinir
uod rrnovatins, and imparts a de
gree f strength that is rfally asumi-hing. Von
no "UHK it K.V" preaBUion tv. " SVV A V N KW
m nrranfed lho ''orieinat and only grnuine." '
DR. SWA YSK'S silllA.: t OATKI) ARSA
PARll.LA AM) TAlt PILLS
May be taken at Btl tlneaKand in f.icl in ay cry
discus wlxrre on aperient, alterative "r rarifnlivc
medjr.ine'U required, and f.rr thu disease incident f
to jetiiales they .ire Mneqiwlk-d. -
i hahove vft1ii:iWe "Mediririaa are p! ppared on!v
hv tr. SVVAVjVK im hi Laboratory jSo.4 Aorih
Seveelh Strurt, PhihidclnMa. ; ; r m
For sale Wttulesdle Snd Retail by
-;- . ' - t & O DuPRK,
' Sole Ascnts tor VViluiintion, N. C.
Nov. 16. - . t . lei-iyo... j
Illlov:ay's 7,ccrtain Cre Ar nil' Bilicnis
CottidainU amb fjisiirdured Slnaehs. Another
proof of" their EifiVacy, Copy of a kt terfi mu
James Trent, E.., d;ited Skowhegan, January
2!)tli, 1854. To Dr. Upllow.w, Bir, I was for
some-years a sufferer with a hilieu complaint, nc
conipaniud With imlkcstion and. a disordered
stomach. - lathe hone bf obtaininz rolief. I used
yariety of niedicincs, but fruitlessly. I was,
1 U.ur i,;,Uurin in-ui,..r Pilta W aTriondW
inern
ll.d a ... I -nV........r a An,rl..fi. Tni-ITlinf.irMI
4ite, and -efl'ectoif a comrJetb pnrification of the.
blood, tnow eiuoy the beat or iieaitiu ' - -U2-3t.
. JAMES TRENT.
MARRIED.
In this countr, mi the 20th of December, bv the
Rev. D. B". Wailr, Mr.- R..C. ORMSIlrT to'-ilrs.
LAILE BOWDEN, aM of this county. ' .
' Also, on the 21st DewmtM r, by the Rev.' D. B.
iJlack, R H. A RMSTRONO. to Miss SARAH
( daughter of R.'C. Omsby, Esq:
DIED.
- In Raleigh, on Tuesday, tlie '2.1 mst. la tbeRlPh
year of bia age. altera "brief lllneas. Sktmoir W.
WaiTiNa, Esq.. well knoaiv and highly i-Htermcd
fcitiJSi p: Mr. Wi!i,TtNO . had b t n for 12 year u
rbvotfd and fmibsiil mmher or the I'reshyhrlan
Chnrrh,. and dor .-d Lis CUrlstian profeyeiott by
uniformly coiiki--lent Tife. - "
: MA IU NE NEWS. '
PORT OF Wlt.MINGTON: JAXUARr 9.
, . - -ARRIVED. t
&f Bi ig Qcb. Tay lor, SUubj , from Newport . R.
"Lilp-Mtcr. " - " - '
68teain.ri'airy, JlWer.rom Fayellcville to
W. U.JKILiiy. . - ,V . -. -
. 7. Schr. LfHikout, Watlera, frem Havana, fo'T.
8. Worth ; with a earg t,f 8narud Tobacco
The L. putn hereto dial rvsa, baviNir encooler.-d
a RalttOf Wiiidoa lriCli cauaed.tlie f fcet ?
mxnX i
kofk
and nil aJtaehed. She aa Oo.ina to new
rV?u -CLEARED. v v ;
6. Steamshln Kortb CroHna. 6vaams, for Phib
Vadelpbls, by George Haniss; ith-145 Mils.-
Rosin
n, fii? bWs, Spirals TtypeutiiK, 12VU bushels
uts, 21 bates CoUou17 do. Shveting, 26
Pea
do. Yarn. 6 bbdai Wax. and 5 lands. 18 bbla. 38
boxesmd 36 baara of UrM Froit. -
.. . 8toer -Fairvj. ldef fuf Fayette vUle, by
rWH. WcRary & Co. ". .
. Steamer Chatham, McRae, lor fayettevuie, oy
- 10ST m MISLAID.
CERTl ri'JATK of Stock in tbe MrUmisfte
aad.Raleist) Rait Uaad, No. Z6S, for rive
A
hires, m hich 1 bold aa Traotee to Jr. iTiui
Thomson's thitdren. jpphcii' will be made t
the Dilatory for anoihev eertllieate. J" p'aee of
throne losU - T. LORING.
jan,f. . ''';-..--: m-2t.
YHOLESALB FIIICES CUUUHNT.
BACOt Milk.
.rrt Rico,
1 riiiKo-
timwi. .t,tJ. IS a 1 O'uba. 51
Sides.. go. 10 a 0,'Meal. I 00 a
nhoatdr, do.. 9 a 00 4 IV AVAL KruitKK
U"g round, " ' II 141 1'nrjcntirt,jT M tU b
4J.iiN ..Ui.hi . till s nn .WlUa-iiU. t an .n ttn
titaea, ,d..f 9 4Virfifldj ,nt
Butter, per lb., lb a 25 'J ar, r ') a 0 U0
UfcKK. uerbbl.
I'iteh, 2 lf a
N.orihera me a, 11J
. --. mint i-s
f J ....... . .
Uohih by i ult-,
... .. 75 a 0 CO
arci vatiie. ion a .u
. a. 1 5 a o fiu
bs., SOD a t'O uo. 3. . 115 i h2U
COKPKICfer lb, !Hrij Tu ' ,
St. LHnnmgo, 12 1J per (rail. . 33
ttitn a II' i VAIl.i pemeg I(kil6a
Lasiiajfia . A13 ja" . - rt a S
Jm a,
none.
ivVmught, 10
'.24
I 9',
1 CO
Java, .
Coiicii, pet lb.
Jorn. itt-r lno
Candida, ' C
do l oritur it.
,twniunlioe,
.SVerm,
13 a 16
6i 9
a W
It a is
till., jii (all.
;Sp-iM, 1 2i
if.lnt.-eed. r,
NcHt'a fet. I 50
14 a 16
25 a 3)
45 a 5t
1-k, iNwrlln rn perbhl
M, m 15 00 a 00 1-0
i'tin e, 15 oti a 15 fib
t 'heife, - ' ,
Cotton Varn.
II
lb
ail Pei.s,ct bwt-Urt
a 17 III. Kl, 1.124 a
do 'Oznabursa
1-1 N C Slicei-
9ia l0 U:ow. a . 7S
I'ca IN uls I 32 a 1 35
IIH'K, pr lOiilis. ,
lwonrl. 44 a 5
Itwuh rlet no in.
pvr ousli 1 tAl a
JiTAVKS. nn" 1000.
V.O bLr. 25 00
ruugh, , " ... n ne."
linseed, none
It.", hhd
rouih,'
lVrtni;d, nont.
Lnsf, 7 a
i slivriinjj ' m a
8
?
HKOU1J. per hbi.
Kayettevil.'c, BIB
6o'
Buttimore, a
Canal, ex. 12 00 a 14 00
Keuihers, 60 53
Tif.l'K, serlb-
Aieir-Bn, II 3 14
- HA V, per lKIb
Ku-urn, I 25 0 00
N. River. 1 Mi
Ash head-' 9 00
nsr 12 0O a ,
Hollow...
.ware,. 3
lltD.V, perlb.
Amwiran, best re
tin H. K m
1 i5 t. fbinglea. prr lOWt.
- Cfinmon. 4 50 u Q 00
i" nraei, 5 60 a
mark's -
4 j lirse 5 00 a 5
i Hal- per ''ial4
50
' ". la-
; land, - ' '40 a
r.lmvn, none.
; Liverpool,
' pernaclt. 1 45 a
j Soap, per !li.
,, . -Hi
64
j Ko!iali losoried,
e wede beat retin-
ed ' 6f
Anuirtcan fhcet t a
Rcpt i lie -
LUMBKll, nprlO ift f,e
Hrown, 54 a
S. Sawed IS 00 a IG i0
MC'-i per lb.
Klooriee, 10 00 a Oil 00 'erinnn 15 a
15 a
6 a
VV boards 7 a 00 UP BHVlered, 6 a 7
Pl.ind anil " UrsltJn! 20 a '2fi
20
ean;lnff. C Ofl a fH Oti Reft m.lii e " '
-vVi.b-t.ourd -I Millanws
.'edgud, 14 Of! t)0 00; ti tori. Oil 1 6 Pli
n'f-hal . ri ' " f Siienr'ner lo.
rKloorln., II OH. Oft 0o :Pori- Itico 'fit a fl
Viae hn'rda 7 00 n rt i i-ri. a . i y "'a . .,,.,,,.., mc nt-naui .inn
San.l?n. fi rn t Jr ' i?i .. puin'ul uiMas, It loo old n h.ippcna ilui un ill lim
I art In KM I H , C.0 'r, hlra " ! "- ul h". or dr.ad l ois- ovcry , d.,tol
An, i ii 'Ti?1 , U Wl"0 .:et; lni.if..m.ppline 10 -hae W ho, li.ni . 0 1.. t
I t i-.KM U n lrf,1i,P'ni,',,,Vnn n 55 '1 'dr.le,luJ1ili.y,,ton uloi.e lt,n,.u Mm, d. iB) .
Lime pr bW.i W aft 00 -: Prime mill II 00 a 12 POLii.i. nil Vh.-co..u'i .i..,iUi .v.n.i i .... ,t.tL i
UQI'OIW. per allua. Amtrta. S SO a 1 5
l"i ai-u brandy . . Interior. 3 R0, a 4
Of'
tpp -lift a l fin, TnJIow prill JO a II .
Rvewhiskcy SO a I 00 '.j M N , per f-nllon .
lt.eenr.eci, w a 4U,'v1ai'ciro-, I 00 a 4 00
LS V. Itnnv. 40
42 ;Po t.
I
00 '
40
flULt-SliS per'.'alliny i. Malaga,
.VewOrlcaps. a I -
: " . FnEIfJlIT. To Nkw Tork.
Rosin, - 20 on deck, 2i nnder,
Turpentine, - - UtT "
Spirits Tunx-'Vitino, .- -45'
Varn and Shifting," 0 cent? per foot.
, Cotton ier bii!e 81,00
Pea Nuts, icr bush. 0 cents.
To PhilaIielphia. - '
Naval-Stores, - - 46 cts. on deck
oO un.
Spirits Turjrentmo, - 45 ctn. per bbl.
Varn aud Shcetinjr, 0 " " foot.
Tea Nuts, - .. - G " . " bn.shel.
COS! 32EGCIAL.
RKMAIIK8 ON MARKET.
Our remarks on the market, lu this number, are I ,u""' V .?' ; ii ,'u"l,,, 1M,ustu 1 uvk:
.. ' , , ter, l':il lliiilun ol Hie Heui', L)ipt-y. .Nirvi.uB
si ip indeed; so few sales of produce have been irritability, )emnf;en.i nt i-i t. Liemive I- ur.t
'niade that we .have bat little to report. j i'n, Uuera. Ittbility, 8M.ptums ol CVnaump.
. TcRPRSTt. 205 bblsi TurpontiiMj were sold I "'AiJu'lly-lU f.arliifeflcris on- thr mlrd are
at $.'2,00 per bbl. for Yellow Dip., and $1,00 for I much io uo dieadt-d ; Low ol Aleiiiory, Coniunhm
Hard Turtientino. I of Ideiia, l)ej)reiioi uf frpiiiia. i.il t'oreLeUiiif,
' 1 A v. miun id iSt.c ii tj t fi 11 litiui, I.nn of tuli-
Spihits Ti bprntine. 139 bbls. were sold at S3 j udf. Timiiiy,di;.ar mini' of Hie i v. la produi . d.
cents' er gallon, aud 250 bbla. at 38 cents per gal-1 Tltousand-tt ptraoaa oi' slluj!, cw n.-w judnu
a a . ... .
TaR. 485 bLls. .Tar sold at 1 ,50 per bbl. . I
Rice. 40 casks Rice, seHiu"a wanted at 4
cents per lb. -
...'.'''
v KORTIJERN MARKETS: -
ThfInr of tbe Nwlhern Mail leaves na wlih-
out report h of the JCurllierrt. Mai ki ts of nyiuti r-
est, hi tor tharf tboae lit Saturday's Ciiniiuicuil.
nxnVta fur 3 week's endlnr Hlh lnt.
. ft. . Lunilnf 6?8 0j(4 feet ; thules, Xv. C58
(HiO : Vf.H) P'pe- Klavea K. 0 4o4j Tuipei.Hne.
4 1U4 bbU.;"R.w 1 P70 d.; Kpirlfa Tui vntii)el
fi (17(1 do.; .Tar. 21 i-.-K l'itch. 15'1 ilo ;. FiV"f.
". d..f Clean Rice.. fc"uejce; Rough do . HG
m;S t.uJ-l? fa'wr.' liOl.uiidh s; Co.x r. 2 Ji l,cl.';
,Vrn, Sit bah a , Bhi etine, 68 ib.: Wool,-6 b;
CutL.ll. t'37j 4l4 flaSTS.-! d. 107 lU4a C'.u.
ZZ do.; Cow IWa, $4 do; Kheep Skiua. 2 huH ll.-a;
Diiml Fruit, 5 hhd. 18 bbla' Z U.xe and 41
Inn; Dihil Hides. N.i . ""oO ;' Pis Nuta 9 "2
bwji l r B" wax, ii bhdv. 0 bbla-., 2 boXi a and
6 bags ; Fur; 4 bl)d. stiff's b.ixes.-
FAVETTEVILLE M4RKET. "
Jan. 6. The North Carolinian n iiui k :
BacoiHs dull and alow b'. The Cotton tn ir-
ket U again deprexnd. lint no d.-i-lin.' ainee our
The demand fur Corn Is gmwl at 05 cents t
f t. Flour .s imprnvi-d with irood .I.-ihiiikI at
HHii.ttiotia.. Oats acarce and iniieli wanted, at full
pi ices.
i8)4iita I nriK'titlne. marker quiet, with al s at
S3 t( 33 cent cr gallon. Raw do. 1 10 lw i5
u-r bbl, . -
4scon 10a 11 j Cotton 7 a 7 ; Klour .'7.25 a
7 75; Data 00.
Treasury Notes Outstanding:, Jan. I, 18.54.4
- TkKASUBV DtriltTMtNT,
r Rkoistkh s Okvice, January 1, 1856..
Amount .putstandini of tho several .
isaiivs prior to July. 1810, ns
per rei'onls of this ollice - - - $102,001 61
W..ie. Aiitwl.ttililliV fit Aliis fuwtio lf
22.1 July, 18J6, a- per ditto, - . '. 7,730 00
Anioutit out.Htaidiiip of the. isaue of
2Sth January, 1817riis ter ditto -
1,850 00
Sll'l 64
tktfuct cmcelkil note in the hands of
"nne of the accounting ofllcers, nn
der in act prior to 2UJ July, 1840
50 00
' ' - S112.511 CI
' -.F. BIGG ERj, Register. .
COUNTERFEIT COLD DOLLAR..
There Is at present iu circulation a counterfeit
f old -dollar. It ia made of pre bra.su, jgilt. It
iflers but slightly" from the genuine coin, in its
wVl.lh. on cue aide, will show they are pot exact-
A . ...... . 1 1 ... 1 1 A .1 - .In.. J...!.. nn 1 1
ly tlie sunie.
The wjeigrbt of this counterfeit is only 16 srains,
fchiie that of the Reuuine is 28. The dirk-runce
l:j weight is such as to lie pUinly' perceptible, on
comparing tlte two, notwithstanding the diniutii
tive size of the exiins.
The connterfcit Is a dangcrons one, froni the
fact that being so small, It ia not apt to be so close
ly scrutinized as you!d b larger oiu. .
31IT 1 1 store aad for aale by .' . - '
Sm:9 :. UUISCK A COWAN.
SASH AND BLLND FAtTORir.
THE IMlinlngton Sab and Blind Factory lain
oacratloa scain. and im prepared i exeeuie
V all ordera ai aKort notice for Saah, Bliada. lionrr.
Hcrolts ami Kraekou t aov shape or n jure. -
fMio for Porches, M on Id in 2 i.f any pallets r
is Biaiatera ond Hand. Rails for Stairway, Turn
iog ot say dimension.-"
f. The proprietor solicits the puronage of bla
friend and ihe public at large, sad n-pe
rha amiM by the well xcatioo l hia work and
prnnr attention to all order forwarded io him.
Office and Factory firi beildina; North of the
Wilmington A Raleigh Rail Road Depot.
i. a. p. I v Ev,
Jan. 9th, 1S5S. . 123-ly-e
New Er, Goldabaro'. Obaeevar, Favetieville,
Star, Marion V. H- and Weekly Jonrnal. insert to
amount of 92 and forward bills to this office. -
DUCT; JOHNSTON,
li.L.rlfORI-: lAlt.K IIOMPITAI,.
WHKRR limy ba otHuioid llie uiuioi rpiiVy,
pleasant and ellei tun I u mt c'y jo the wuild
tor al
I. RECKF.T DISF..XSKS.
Gonorrhf), Jleeii, rfirinnita, ."M inimi Weck-
iHl1 ,'"in h" Iin. Cot.aniuik. yi 0,-t.jliiy,
11 ciionn or me KlUne) , fkllliitlon ol Hie titmr,
0Ht.lii. Nr. viUS Jrriiutiiiv. l'itai ii il U
i Head, 'I niOiil Now i,r kin. ai d ml ibn rf in .g
" iiii-iucuuiy anuiik iaaui.g 1K.111 lie ilituu
riye hubltaul 'i i.uih, hi h di Miwy Iv.h 1 ott) i d
mind, llie li tn i mini tumaty pui lit tr n 1.1.
rr rticir th-tima 'hnn hr (.i of '.he i-yri.s nj
the DiariiH Va ef I'lvKtvitr. I r gliiinn iluirw.ui.it. h
Caui h&punur amicip .lioim, rinileiiiijj iiurridi;.
Ac., impOMnble, ' '
, , . YnrXn .177 Ar.
FpojLjHy.whol ave tteeoiiic Hit vh imr Sui;a
rf Vic, that it r end Hit and rti-slruei'.- habit whuh
uonuully pneep Ivan untimely tmv ittonsnnes ..f
yunng un a of ibe mot jittlu.d Ukm and hnilnnt
intsiU-ei. win. niiyht ot htwh, ,UV. i iii1-neuj
terMu -Senile iH the cttmidtns i t..w.ni r i,r
waUed to eesijc) the liv ing I) n . may call wuli'lmf
eon fidi neu . .
.1irriZ'-ui,oftimee.ii1u.Pt,.,i'n?i,)aTfi,,rf
bt innaur 01 ptlaii-al weMHries. n1.n., iiiiiim'i-'
alHy cijnauU Dr. J., and be rmw. no i ,.,.ritf'
hidih. - 1
lit wh p'acea him If nndrllt r. iroof Ur. ,A n
aton nu y religiously cnC.le in l.ia hwiior at n .tn
lleuian, and confidently riy upon hi.-skill as ahv
nii'lnn. .
Or V ICP, Tv... 7, SOUTH FiM.DIil; H K
St. 7
I P Till". S'li I'S . ' 1
ide,y
JltK PAl.' l U:iLAA inolrrli:fr ih. ,AMJ
anil A t'M It Hit y.,Uwiil niii.iUt ihrlm,
a ecus: is ru ooa. v,oa- v( i iiAtun!.
Vo Mtrcury or Kiiirnnii Diua Levi
TAKK M)llrr
Pa. Jchkt.) i- it,, 01 ly iej.nfi,rly Kdurni.d
Phjm i,ni uho .-dvctiU a h veiy . xi miv. p, r c
tiae, unit liU ;iiHiiy t . i ilnfi. t. 'i.r-s I a M.ftii 1. ni
iiuamiiti-e t the j.tliii 1. o. 'Jlwtt vha vithto be
mporoily uwi tf ututiily eiued uliuultl fiv 1h ,.,,r.
ou Ihjlit.g intfneUr; ho i ly 11 In ih.ii h.klUi.
' una I'l'Pit lu Ur. Joiiniii.iii
lilt. JtlHSSTON.
'Member of the Itoyal :oili(e ofurennp London;
grndiiAiHl'miii ne ol III iuuhi i mirn ot Ci.lli ye, f
llie Uniied -Sfalen, ui'd thu griMd-r nn i.IhIiop
Hie una ou n M-ni In tne M r., 1 1 . fn 01 l.m don, pai-
in, rniiO Iplna and rl-ewliro, bn eH i.-i n..ir
. " .... i,u ,rc, .i,ni w. rntvet know ,,.
lT"ubiCii UU nntinjf In Hi,- ,-, and head
n en ame. p, ii.ei.1 nei von-i.n, feinu rlurni.ri at
' .T ""niS "J b"hl '"eaa. with fr.,,H,l(.
i b,,n'nt'-""efded a.xu. timra wtili d, runei iki-i I ot
'mnd' 5,e 'cVrta'iv'Va'sK is.
. 1 .. ' , . " . . 1 !...!".. V1.'.1"'1 Vu,a7."
,rliu. luuUHMir tt. t b ,m ..i .....
- euia tli r u l. dIren- ii i.ue. noeiuiul ouin i.i ih
htiio mid iiint.e, diiiinekfe oi donln nt.ur
on the EJiin bon a and anna, iiluichi-ii on the h' ml.
f.ice o'nd i aniniific a pri ori! i.ii w iih Ii ,hi ul ia
pidity, fiJLut lrtt ihu puiutr ot ihu ii.onili ur ilx
boneol' 111' nuot- luJJ III arid llu vicll.u ii il:ix
awfm diseaiie bteomta u Imrrid ohj. i-i ot on.i.ii
serJlion.fHl dcutli puia u ptiiod lu hiu p..iiiiii a i
IVriitkS, by fei.diiiK hi . lo lliul huim e Ii m
wiitnc- no iruvi-fj. r r- turns. ' To null il.er.l.'e,
lr, Jolintin dcs hi. i. fed lo pitmi vu I lit in rt
iiivii.;Mi-'ei'ier) f und, lien, l I- ixi.ritivc i..c-li-
e in the l.rM 1 1 oti i u Ik in KuK.pt' und A inui ii a .
tl. e;in eonluitnily I. ci.uiii.c-i.il u i-uln i. n.) mwt (I y
curi Iu III. unuiilurih p v ci,im ol ihlkhoiii.i liia
eafe. It is u nu luuclioly.lael. I li.it lliuusjrida l.iil
vietini to thia driadlul diitui-, wing to t tie un
kHfulni a oi iynoriiiil pn n riiici, w ho, by llu i.t.o
of Itiul dcniili poim.n. mercury, I uin Die coiir l.i u
J ti'Hi. and ehlier nr. the unturliinule sul'ru r lu . n
j urilinitly grave, or else tu .ka lilt utlduc-ot hfi nd-
erath1.
takh iwnricuLMi sonci:.
i Ur. J . aJdi-eaae ail iii.it li hu v injiiit-u llieni-
selves by private uiul i.iipruK r indiiiriu-ra. .
'I'hi sv are a.'ine of ihu ,id i.iul nu l.im I oly if
("fetta, piorluiid by eaily' hiihii ol y tub, v.z:
, ..iiinifn.l' the l;..ck und LiiiiI.h, I'mna in ihu
... ...I . .!
J W 1(11 t 17 t lair VB W ' l !- lt-UIIJH Mini. UV
lng.thrir vJnor. t cmirm Ki u k, an: and i l.uit i;i
ed, have a etnulnf apeuiHi.ce nl.eut the iyif,
ccruubund avnipu.ma Ol onnini.'i.n.
. 'AJurrUU Pertoru, or ihoa.' cu leui.ljiinf m.ir
il ijje, b.ing a wui e of phyt-iriil wcakncita. .h in d
ilium diniMy conault Dr. i. and he remind to ) r
feel health.
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING RKM I'.
DV KOIlOK'iA.MO VKAKNKfS.
By li ta (tieiit and important renin y weuknert i.f
the i.riT.ina ia Keudrly i-ured am) luii vit r r. mh d.
TI)outii.!a i-t ih nn si Ai ivi.i.a ui.d DcImIiihIi d
Individuals k h. hud loai all hope, have 1 ten muiih
diaie.y relieved. A II iinj -nir...-iii lu
MAiti.lAOK.
Phyaieal or Menial Uiiumiliciiiion, Nervous Ir
rit.iMlitv Tn iiiiilinta i d V u ( noa, o. txhiinaiii n
I tho mot I fcurlul kind, na-idl y cur. d by tr.
I Johnston. "
- xouatf mm nu li ive injuria in. pn. i v. i j- u
certiiin ptaeilce iniiu fi rt in u l.i n ih in I u t
triqueaiiy k'- int d liuni i vil eon pniiiunt, oi ut
aehooi, tlii-ileeia if which ai liiutiuy b H, tini
whenaalefp ond if imt imi. J, kiwi I. iii.nii .a
Imnoasil.le. and in airo) ho h iniu.i bi.d i m y.
V ht a piiy llmt u yaunjt inn;., ihe liopw ot hi
liiiity. and lli dull, u . I lu f uni l, rlu ulu he
an . I. In J 1 1 out fit iroi-p. i ta i, nu t .uj n.i n il He,
by the conseijiji rn ea ol drviiii.iy in ii. tie.mh id
nalnr. , at d i. tluij'.i.t" In act-. lain a.-crtl li.iL.ll.
Such persons, Li-iorr r..n hi,.Ihiiii
MAttAIAUK.
Mnmld refl ct ihm a anund mind and boi'y are the
mini neecavary r. quiii s iu V'O'oie c-.m.iiiiI lul
h j'finea. ji.di-iil. null. .Li llnfe. tl.a j. i.im y
thr.iiili life tx'ci.nif a a v t-uij pi r : m 1. je ; tin pri.a
ptel h"Ui ly iinrk.ua l flie vi.-v ; llie mind k. ti nies
aiiadowrd wtili d k. Mir und till, d wiih the iiiHun-
holy rtili.'iinn tl. at llie I1.1 1 i.ii.efS i f intl.er Let
tutnea bliiihld wih lu r own.
OFFICE NO. ? fL'l II KRr PKHICK-KT..
Ualtimuie, Md,
All ti t f-lral Opcratima l'i it. m (d.
N. H- lt n f.l deheury invirit u, bit
limply immediaii ly elihi t f,i rtvt al j vt l l 1 1-r.
sltii J). .-- a ll'. .-.llly lunii.
T STlt.tNUKRti.
The many IhoutihUt cuntl ai this lnstituii'.n with
in thu lul leu j uia. and the nann 101. a anil ini .r
tanl .surgical t-p' iaih n . iloinu u hy Dr, J . w-ii-aeaied
by ihe bepuiii-ia oi llu- una, and nmny
uii.rr ir: . a. n..l ft t a tv tih h ha ve n I'liea i d .in
, --- ""r V n n "dVihui and lunoia
ble nn t icljn
-." TAKK NOTICK.
- it 9 with the i.reaieat rHnctance that Dr. JOHN.
M'ON p.-riuit- Jii ciiid to Hjtar brli.r. the public,
doc ii i in it It un riders. ofial Im a plynci..n iu i.ov i
liaei bat unfeaa he did so, the ifflicitd. rfpniUly
alrancaia, r.-MUl not ia.il io tall into iL hm ila of
ih.)i iiifpud..-rit, bonailfii inioters. U.diviiii.ala
a. atliute of know h'djr.-. n.iit.i ami rhor.-.ci.r f d
lre, ahoemakeia, ou,-lia.l e , ndvi fii-d g il.
alvea aa phyaiciar a; lerii'il- nnnaa. A-'-y.
hlint Ca tJtruUl of tie tat Hoiulcrfhd turf llo.n
pt-raunr lii nrin U lt.br c i ol lain, c ui ah
tlollarr from ih r'orihlca and Degraded, and niny
oiln-rcuftiiinnd ronti-nipiible atilficieio entlea
he atlilcn d, Infl.nj; n.onih dlier to nih. ur .a I .oa
... ... l ie .id ii. d ai ab. Ii ae von .ih fin. ed
r"
i a r - - -
fur he ulom tan curt ytu. Jo llieae unaiquinj.U
wilh hi V pui'ilion. be dei ma il nc4t.ijf I.. ay
ihi his cri aeutiala or di(.-lwmas always hang in hie
0;AKNKfi! OT TIIR OCQANS Immtdiatcly
cured, and full vleor rtond. V
- rVALL I.KTIKHS POST-PA ID- RKM t
DIKKK?T HV WAIL.
Jan H. b, 18 3. lZ3-ly-c
MKMOIR4 of C lebraKd Charaeiera, bv Al
pbaDa LoinaHriipe. Anumg the e I. mud
eharacitr of whom aki uhi-a are ylv i In .! .-
v-.tumi'S, are NtWon. Heloiae. t.'olau.i . , r-,i ey
the; Poller, le-n. Htaiw, Joao eArr , i i ri. loo
and lb.ra u( nuleee wd d'vuiaily i,i r;n..n,
ioriunea and a.e. 'Jud ruiy of thia p. pular
ork anlved andor ssilj by J. T. .lil.MiS.
Jan. 9. '' . ' . VU.
COPalRTNXRSUIi.
rllXVR Ibis day aao. ijid with me my brother
WiLLiaai A. M. Vasbosxri i , un.'.rr ihe H)le
an t firm of TaXltosacLCM A. CaoTHaa, for the
purpose of carrying on the Lm-irei-a of purrhsrlnt;
and munufae luring1 Navil Mortajal.o l ooiirr
ae, Iftharfaga. and Storage cf i.rodiice nf all kinds.
A. II. Vas.ltoKKKl.KN.
W limine ton, N. C, Jan. lat, IH35. llllm.
KiAjii salt!
O CCf BAGS. 2 buahrla ench. ia etors and
ev 9 JVJkJ lor aa la lots to uit, by
Jan. C.
AVAILS, BUO. & CO.