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VOLUME IX NUMBER I3'
WILMINGTON N. C.s THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1855,
WHOLE NUMBER 1181
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MISCELLANY.
Vivid Vic! u re of the Devastating lifficts of
the War In Ktrepe
Victor Hugo, a distinguished French
rxile, residing in Great Britain, in a recent
speech which he delivered upon the ar.ni
versarj of the Polish revolution of 1830,
thus graphically describes .the horrid de
vastation of the present war:
"Atihe present hour, Asia Minor, the
.Aland Islands, the Danube, Tebemia, the
White Sea, the North and ilie Souths ci
ties, a few months ago flourishing, now Ij
ing infcshes and smoke. At ibis hour St
nope is burned, Bomarsund is bu'rned, Si
list riais bunted, Vama is burned, Kula is
turned. Sebastapol is burntnr. At this j
hour, by thousands, soon by hundreds of
thousands, the French, the nrliab. the
Turks, the Russians, butcher each other in
the East before a heap of ruins 1 he Arab
comes from the bill to be killed by the
Tartar, who comes from the Volga; the
Cossack comes from the steppes to be slain
by the Scotchman from the Highlands.
JJatteries thunder n gains l batteries, powder
n;ig;tzine3 explode, bastions cru:nble, re
doubts give way, balls perforate vessels-,
entrenchments ate bombarded, bivouacs are
under showers of fire; the .typhus, the
plague and the cholera come down with
ihe grapeshot upou the besetgers, upon the
besei ged , 0 poo the camps, upon the fleets.
tixn the garrison," upon the city, where the
whole population women, children and
men agonize. Shells destroy hospitals ;
a hospital takes fire and two thousand sick
are calcined, says a bulletin. And storms,
too, it is their season. The Turkish fri-
irate Hahira founder under sun, the two
Egyptian boats Abod-i Djihad are engulfed
near Enjada with seven hundred men,
rales dismast the fleet, the screw propellor
the Prince, the frigate iNympb of the Seas;
four other war steamers founder, the Sans-
i .i r - .1 & .
pareii, me oamson nun tue Agatueuiiwii,
lie in shallow water, broken by the storm ;
the Retribution only escaped by throwing
her guns into the sea ; the Henry IV. per
ished near Eupatoria - the advice-boat
Pluto is disabled ; thirty-two transport ships
la.Ien wiih men run aground and are lost.
On land the conflicts become every day
more savage. The Russians beat the
- wounded to death with their muskets. At
the end of a battle the heap of dead and
flying obstruct the manoeuvres of the in
fantry. In the evening the battle-field
makes even generals shudder English,
French and Russian corpses are mingled
-as if they were biting each other. 1 hare
never seen aayllunglikc ir, cries the old Lord
Raglan, who saw Waterloo; anl yet they
will go further still. It is announced that
4 new' means are to be employed against
ihe unfortunate city means which make
-one tremble, and which they hold in re
serve. 44 Extermination is the cry of this war.
The entrenchment alone costs a hundred
men a day. Rivers of human blood flow ;
a river of blood at Alma, a river of blood
at Inkermann; five thousand .men killed
he 10th September, six thousand the 5th
aJctoher, fifteen thousand the 6th' ..Novem
ber, and this is 'only the f beginning. Ar
mies are sent and they melt away. It is
well. Come, let us ' send others ! Louis
Bonaparte has repealed to the ex-General
Cahrobert that imbecile saying of Philip
IV. at SpinoJa: 1 JMirtptis lake Uuda.'
Yesterday, Sebastopol was a sore, to-day it
is an ulcer, to-morrow it will be a cancer
the cancer which " devours France, Eng
land, Turkey and Russa. "This is he
Europe of the Kings O - future', when
wilt thou give us the Europe of the Peo
ple? " . ' -
44 1 continue;. On the ships, after each
hattle, are horrible crowds of .wounded.
To cite only the figures that I know, anil
I know not the tenih part, our hundred
wounded on th Panama, four htioared and
S1?1.""6 or the Colombo, which towed
wo transports in the same "manner the
mi VI be r I -do not know ; four hundred and
seventy oo the Vulcan, fifteen uundred on
the Kangaroo. They are wounded in the
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Vrimea, tueir wounds are dressed at Con
stautinoDle. The two hund
sea and eight days' journey between the
wound and the dressing I . During the voy
age the' neglected wounds become fright
ful : the mutilated men, with no aid, no as
sistance, miserably heaped up on each oth
er, 6eo the worm of the grave come from
their' broken limb,, from "their wounded
sides, from their c lor en skulls, from their
opened bowels ; and under this horrible
swarming they become corrupt before they
are dead, in the pestilential holds of hospital-steamers-
immense common graves fill
ed with living men eaten by worms. I do
not exaggerate. I bav here the Enjrlidh
journal the ministerial journals. Rend
for yourselves. Yes, T insist,' no aid. Four
surgeons on the Vulcan, foiir on the Co
lumbo, for nine hundred and nineteen dy
ing men! As for the Turks, their wounds
are not dressed. They do as they can. I
am only a demagogue and a blood-drinker.
nm well aware of it, but it would please
me better to see fewer boxes of consecra
ted medals on the fitdd of Boulogne, and
more physicians in the camp at Crimea."
; THE ECHO.
A little boy, whose name was George,
as yet knew nothing of the echo. On
one occasion when lvft alone in the mea
dow he cried out loudly, ! O ! when
he-was directly atiswerd from the hill
close by, O ! O ! Surprised to hear a
vr ice without seing any person he cried
out loudly 'Who are "you Y Me then
screamed out, 'You are a silly fvliow",'
nnd silly fellow, was answerd f: ohi the
lull.
This only made George more angry
and he went on calling the pcftm. wltom
he thoneght he heard, nick names, which
were all" repeated' exactly as he uttered
them. He then went to look fdr the
boy. in order to strike him, hut he could
find no one.
So he ran home and told his mother
an impndeiit fellow hid himself ''behind
the treason the hill, and called him nick
names.' Having explained to his moth
er what had taken place, she said to
him. ! , .
Kjleorge, my loy, yon have dtccived
yotHsell. You have heard the echo of
your owu words ; if you had called out,
a civil word towards the hill, a civil
woid would have been given hack in
return.'
4So it is,' said the mother, in life, with
boys aid girls, men and women. A
gcol word generally prochices a good
word, or as the wise man said, 'a soft
answer turnetlu away wrath.' " If we
smile on the world the world will smile
on us, if we give frown-, we shall have
f owns in return. If we are uncivil or
uiiktiid towards others, we cannot ex
pect anything letter frtmi them in ptty
mut. Ohio Farmer.
t;0LDSB0R0, FEMALE COLLEGE.
""pilK third Seas oa of ihi intitu'ion comjiii-n-JL
: s on Wednesday, the 3rd 1 January, ISij,
and ad oa She 3rd of June IS3.
Uev.JAS H. I'ltKlV r, A B., President.
Dr. Mob a an Ct-oes, late ofC!apil I J ill, rrof. ol
Mathematics.
And a full eorps of Teachers in -very branch.
Board, including Washing, Lights, - Fuel,
e , per session, " S.'0,00
Tuition in primary Department, 10,00
CotU-giaie Dt purtmpnt, , 20,0(r
One hundred dnllar.-t will cover all expenses of
the eition in lite ColLjjiate course' and all orna
mental branchi s.
Tupil-t in primary depsrlmcnt eharsrrd Ihe usual
price for ornamental branches, f.'ne half payable
in advance.
Three Lectures on scicntiBc sul jects will be
delivered each month. -
We are making every effort 10 render the School
the fii-i in advantupi s anil cheapness, and pledge
to reduee prices, and mul:iply rtie advantages in
proportion to trie increase ol patronage. When
nr number ol pupils rear h en '-!UU we -hall be able
to reduce the prices nearly one half, every one
aidinr n?, is also aiding in placing the means" of a
superior edocat ion within the reach of rltnost every
girl in the State.
We return thanks for thc'unexampled suppott
we have had and believe it will be continued. Kor
further information apply to the President of the
faculty, or myself. . . IVJI. K. LANK,
Prcs't. Slockholdrrs
Dec. 9ih, 1834.- lll-tf.
OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEliE"
i . AT THE
WllmlNstoit Saddle, Harness, aiti Trunk
Maiiut'acto-y.
I'HKt ubseriber respecti ully i n form s t U ep.ub lie-
-a. that he has recently received addition! to his
a tor k of Saddle and Harness Mountins,&e., the
latest and niol improved style, andts conslanly
manufacturing, ut hisstoreon market street, every
description ofarticlcin the above line. Kroni hie
experience in the business, he feels con fident that
he will be able to giveentire satisfaction to a 11 who
inayfavor him with a call. He has now on hand,
and w inconstantly keen a lar.se assortmen i of
Coach, (3 1? and SuCketi Harness, Isady's Saddles,
Bridles, lyjups, 4c... Gentlemen's Saddles, Whips
i Spurs, de.
feal)f which he wiU warrant lo be ofyj-
TJtae best materials and workmanship. '
"Ht has also a larare assortment of
Trunks, Valises. Saddle and Carpet Bas,
Satchels, t- aucy Trunks, Ac. , and all other ar
ticles usually kept in soch establihntcnls, all ef
which heoff'ertlowfor CASH, or on shortcrcdit
to prompt customers.
saddles, Harness.Trunks.Redical Bags, dee,
Ae . made toorder.
Inaddition tothe above the nbscribeT-ilwv
kei-ps on hand a large supply of String Leather,
ana nag now, ana win trip Ul rough ine season a
onri assortment of Fly Nt-tts.
A 11 are invited to a II and examine my Goods,
whet her in want or not, as I takeple.isure.inshw
Ingniy assortment to all who may fa vor me with
a enU. .
Harnesf andCeaeh Trimmings sold at a fair
p'ri-e to persons buying to manufacture.
Also, W hip at wholesale.
Vllkindsof Hiding" Vehlt les bough t nd sold
or !nmniinn. JOHN J. CONOLKV.
Feb. 7. 1654." - - - 118
CELLS! BELLS! ! BELLS! !!
rll K Subscribers aianufactnre and keep con
rtantly on hand a large assortment 'of Bells
suitable for Churches, Acad mice, Factories, Stea
mers, Plantations, etc., mounted with their im
proved Hangings, the most efficient in nse. Their
establishment has been in operation Thirty years,
hiving turned ant nearly 10,000 Bells averagins GOO
lbs each ; and its patterns and process of manu
facture so perfected, together with recent improve
ments, that its Bells have an vnequaied reputation
fos volume of sound and quality of tone. Thry
have iust received Jan. 1854 the First Preminm
(A Silver Medal)ofthe World's Fair in New Vork.
over all Bells from this Country nr Europe. Hav
ins a laree assortment of Bells on hand, and being
in immediate connection with routes in all direc
tions, cither Rail Road, Canal or River, and but 4
hoars from New Vors, we can execute orders with
dispatch. Address
A. aihKKEt.r'S SONS,
W-t Troy, Albany Co.. N. Y.
Feb. 21. . , 144-lyc.
BRICRS.
50,000
NORTH River har.1. For site low
? GEO. H ARRIS S.
' HjaJ "' ' tQ- '
Dec. 30.
IRON BEDSTEADS,
FOLDIND, proof against canker,' knives, and
vermin, for sale by
WILKINSON KSLER,
April 8. -' Upholsterers.
BUSINESS CARDS:
E J LtlTTEIILOH.
FORWARDING COMMISSION
- MICH CI A -V 7.
- W I L M I cm , N . c.
Srpt 2sth. 1S54. . . . 83-12m.
DM. GEORtlE BETTiNER, e
OF NO:tTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE, No. 538. BROADWAY,
OR AT TH K
PRBSt'OTT HOUSE -KE-V YORK.
Fet. Id, 1851. 112-lyc.
W W. SHERWOOD & CO ,
"I7HOLESALE Grocers nnd Commission Mer
W chants V iluiiositou, N C. "
All consignments t! Jv.'ival Stores, togetherwith
Cotton, Bacon. La d, Corn, .Meal, Klour, Ac., shal
eenre the highest market price.
Dec. 13 115-tf
. J. D. LOVE,
v MASUrxCTURER AXO DEALER. IX
CABINET FUitiMTUliE,
BEDSTEADS CHAIRS, MATTRESSES. &C.&.C.
i'rent street, South l larket,
BUOWV BUlt.LtlNO. WILM1XGTON. N. C.
Sept. ItS, !854. 79-y-f
J. CYLATTA, -
COMMISSIOX MERC II A A T if- G EX ERA L
AG EXT
WILMl.NGTO.N. N. C.
Oct. I ; 1854. 8-Iy c.
UPII3LSTEBS & PIPE!. II ANGERS,
KKKP ON Jl AN D AND MADE TOORDER,
MMlrcsscst Fcatfwf JivZ., Window Curtains
Old . Fixtures. '
All work in the a"wve line d.ne at shortest No-
tic-. .. Wilmington, IS. C., Market St.
March IS, 1854. - 1-
JOSEPH R." blossom,
Gmeral Coia.iiissioa nai Forwardins Slerchaal
lonpV perswiat attention Rtveit to CoiislgH-
naettUt tor Sale or Jsliiptnent.
Liberal Cash adcan.ee made on. Consirnmenl lo
me or my Pietp crk friend.
Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1934. 135.
V. C. HOWARD;
GENERAL Cotnjiissin and Forwardins: Mcr-
VJ c timt, W iliuington in.C
I. iier.it IidvMacos nude on Consignments.
Nov. 183J. 109-tf
C, DCPK8. PIKI. B. BiKKIt.
H. DuPRE & CO.
GENERAL AGENTS COMMISSION
AX1 f.iii WAHDISt; .MLiKCilAN'Ts,
WILMINGTON N. C.
July 22d, 18o4. . 54 12m.
EDWARD SAVAGE.
ANDSRS9N& SIVAUE.
GEXERAL CO M MISSIOX MERCIIAXTS.
WILMlNGfON N.C.
Liberjleash advance made on consignments,
jllar.: a, lk21. . 94.
RUSSELL & BROTHER,
(LATE ELLIS. RCSBELl A CO.)
GEXERAL COM MISSIOX MKRCAXTS.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Liberal cash adanrs made on eonignmentsf
Naval ?tore, Cottai, and other produce.
May 3,1354. -
C. & D. DuPRE.
WHOLESALE AND HETAt nEALEBS IN
Drus, Medicines. Chemicals. I'jtints, OH,
Dye StnHs, Olass. Perfumery, Cigars,
Old Clqnors, l-ncy Articles, ifcc.,
MARKET STREET,
XV 1 1j.1I I N UTOS , N . C .
Prescriptions :arefull) :o.iipoitnded by experi
enced persons.
March id. IS31.
WILLIAM AG WYE.?, 7
Ceaeral lgcatForwarJiugiCuniraission llcreliant
I take pleasure in informing my friend, th it 1
am prepared to give all business entrusted to me
efficient and persupal attention. 1 have a wharf for
Naval Stores, wyh ample aecommodatiosV Spirit
H.mso, and vVarehousc. Consiifnntents of Naval
Cstorrs for salcor shipment ; snd all binds of coun
try pro luce solicited. Cash advances made on
consignments.
April 18, 1S54. - 15.
C JNLEV, liIRK & CO."
DEALERS IN '
BUTTER, Ch'-ese, L ird, and Smoked Provisions,
Po.k. Beef, Beans "Pea, and Dried Fruit.
233 and 2i5? FltONT STll EET. Corner of P-ECK
.SLIP..NKW VORK.
March 25, 1834. - ly-c.
WILLIAM II, PEARE,
COLLECTOR SD ,iDVTRTl5iip 1CI RT-
Kor Country Newsapet s throughout tbe
Uuited ttc,
Basement of Sun Iron Bu luins.n.iliimore street
All business erirusted to tis care transacted
promptly, op liberal terms. "
sept 7, 1354. , . 9S-tf
" as. n.faiTBoiJRN &oT,
QcucraL Commission Merchants,
WiriJIlSGTOl. N.C.
- Jas. H. Chaosovbk. - Gso. Cbadboubit.
Jun. I, 1854. - 123.
HENRY NUTT,
FicrasUxD fuwabdinu acext,
VT ill glee kit personal attention to basinet eulr ut
- ed to his care.
Sept. 8, 1854. - , 75 Iy-c. .
- JOSEPH n. FLANNER,
General Commission Merchant,
. tril.MIXliTON, s. c.
Ma-9th, 1854. . 87-1 f-e. -
" GEORGE MYERS, .
WILilEX.lLE kU RETAIL CRilCKR
Keep cansdanlhj an hand, tf'ine. Teas, Liquor,
Pr ieitions, i'ood and Willow Ware, fruit, .
Confectianaries.&c. South Fronttlrtcl,
YIL.!UIJCiTOJf, N.C.
Nov. IS. 1853. - - - . 109.
JAMES E.METTS,
COMMISSION 4" FORWARDING
MERCHANT.
tf ILMISGTON, N.C.
August 26th, 1854. - ' L39-
" T. C. & B. G. Y0RTHy
C311ISS10X m PilSlY IRDIXG SEKtn.WTS,
WILMISGTOX, N. C.
Jan 17, 1854. 125 c
JA. T. PETTEWAT.
6BO E.'PaiTCHETT.
PETTEWAY & PRITCHETT.
General Commlssiou and forward lnp Mer
CHANT. ALSO WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NORTH WATER STREET,
W 1 1 m t jroTo s, N . C:
Frnmpt attention will be given to the. sale of
Naval Stores and al kinds of Produce.
Intend keeping an assortment f Groceries.
L quors and Provisions. ...
July 18. . ' S2-
QUINCE & COWAN, v
WIIOIjESAIjE" A VII R ETAII GROCERS;
, DEALERS IX WIXKS 4- LIQ UORS.
'Corner of Front ami Prince ttrecta,
WI LM INOTON, N.C. .
' July 29. 86.
BUSINESS CARQS.
A. 11. Va.mLSokkki.kn.
W. A. M. V4NiioitKKL.l
VAN CO K HELEN & BROTHER
WiMlNGTON, N. C-
Manufacturers o and dealet in Naval Stores
Storage and Wharfage for Produce furnit-hed at
fair rates under insurance, if desired.
Jan. 1. - 122-tf.
,
. C. FREEHAX. - GEOIIGE HODSTON
fltKBMAN to HOUSTON,
MERCHANTS1 AIVD FACTORS,
WILMINGTON, N.C
O. C. FRBUMAX & C. I-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
I7S FROJTT STREET;
' NEW .VORK.
FREEMAN ASH HMjoTG WILMINGTON, 31 C
7"EEP constantly oa hand a stock ol h'lour,
IVCom, Pork, Bccon. Salt, Coffee, Sagar, Mo
lasses, 'Vobaeco, Cigars. Snuff, Candles, Soap, V-'or-eign
and Oomeslio Liquor and Wines j Iron,
Sails, Paints, Oils, Glass, Domestics, Huts, Boots,
Slioes, Leather, Agricultural Implement, and a va
riety of other articles, suitable for family and plan
tation use and the retail tmde, which they will
dispose of in lots to suit dealers or consumers on
reasonable terms for caeh, or in exchange for.Na
val Stores or other produce. , ;
The senior nartner D. C. Fas em a n. is located in
the city of New Vork ; the junior partner, -Geo.
Houston, in Wilmington. If desired, advances,
will be made on consign nent3 to and from either
place. All business entrusted to thi-ta will receive
proper attention and orders for Goods will be
promptlyand carefully filled.
Sept. 9, 1854. 76-f.
GEO. HARUISS,
General Commission Merchant.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
STRICT attention given to procuring Freight
and purchasing Cur goes for vessels.
Kbi ei ro
K. P. Hall, Esq.
U. G. Parsley, Esq
t 'ii. ..i ... i -...
1
i
Wilmington.
-.-.1. luyiu. r.su i
J. I). Bellamy, Esq. j
Messrs. Totter, Smyth & Co, ) v., v k
Thompson & Hunter, J rew ;k
Alcx'r. Herron, Jr. Philadelphia.
Messrs. Witliains't Butler, j,., c r.
H F.Baker, Esq. J Lharle.lc-B.S. C.
Jan. 2.' 1854. 12 J if.
1. WEiSr.l
tl . B. El LEKB.
WESSEL & EILERS.
COUMIS-SION MERCHANTS & WHOLE
SALE GROCERS, North Water St., Wil
mington, N. C, intend tb keep at the. above
stand a cnera I assortment of Groceries, Liquors
and Provi.-ion? at wholesale and to carry on a
Genera iConimispioa Business.
n srss ence :
E. P.nall .Prcs't Br'th Bank of the State.
O. (3. Parsley , Pres't Commercial Bank.
P. K. Dickinson, Esq .
Wif
P.TpeACo. NVu-Vnrt
Dollner A Potter.
Jan. 20 1854.
1 31 .
GEO. H. KELLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nex I doot to A . A. Wannel's.on North WalersL
willattend to the sale of 1) kinds of Country Pro-
auce,sach as Corn, Peas, Meal, Baeon.Lard ,ic.
md will keep constantly on hand a full auppl jff
Groceries, kc.
- References.
Willes Hall. of Wayne,-JnotlcRac, Wilmington
W Caraway. Gen. Alt.. McRae. '
K. P. Hall, Wilmington , Wiley A.WalKe..
Dec. 13, 1853. 115-ly.
JAS. F. GILLESPIE. GEO. S. GILLE.TIE.
JAMES f. (J I L I ., K j PIE Ac CO..
PRODUCE AND FORWARDING
AGENTS.
WILMINGTON, N C.
Pai lieu far attention paid lo the receipts and -olenf
Xacal Stores, Timber, Lumber, Corn, Bacon, Col
ton, r-c., cf-c.
March 30, 1854. 6.
S. M. WEST,
Auctioneer and Commission illerclianl,
. WIliMINti rox, X. C. '
WILL sell or hiKV Real Estate and Negroes at
a small commission.
A LSO i
Strict attention glvent-tilie sale of Timber, Tur
pentine, Tar, ot any kind of Country Produce.
O-Bjt! second duor, South side of Market street,
on the wharf. . ;
June 12. 1354. . 31 ly.
W, p. UOAItK.
JVO. A. STAM.T.
J. W. JONKS.
M00RE, STANLY & CO.
COMMISSION 31 ER CHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct.
26: h, 1851.
93
C. MYERS,
WHOLESALE AND RE I'A IL DEALER
IN II ATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS
AND WALKING CANES.
Jin, 1 Granite How, Front St reel.
WOOL, Fur. Silk, and Mol.Ktin Hats, Cloth,
lHsh, and Silk Glx- d Cap, by the case or diMten,
at New Vork Wholesale Prices. ,
Nov. 9. . 93.
7 J & J. L HArUAWAY & CO.- -
COMMISSIO N, MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
I. H ATH A WA V,
J. 1.. HlTHlWiV,
WM. B. ITOKY.
D. CASIIWELL, .
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WILSlIXtiTOX, N. C.
Sept. 30. - : ' - '
84 if
T. C. WORTH,
Genentl Commission Merchant,
IVII.MIVtiTOS, V.C.
USUAL advance made oaconsigomeHtsof Coj
ton, Naval Stores and other produce
Pellicular attention given by G. W. Davis to pur
ehasinaeargoes, procuring ireights for vessels, Ac.
Match t; 1354. , 128-1 ye.
COIiiRAN Si It US S ELL.
(SCnCESSOhS TO TfloS. 1LIS3NE k CO )
General Commission Merchants,
Xo 32, iVoWA Whartes, ind n3 N'ortA Water Sis:
PI1II,AIEUP1IIA.
I. HAITIT COC8IAX, '
W. 8. BDd8ELL.
. Liberal eash Wanccs made on consignments.
July 33:h. 1354. 5S-tf.
H. DOLLNER. " G. POTTkR. jr. J, CAMERDEX-
DOLLNER, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,-
K E W YORK.
April 30, 1S54. . . . M-Iy-pd.
NO. 3 MACKEREL.
OO BBLS just received snd for sate by
OtJ Oct. 26. ADAMii.BRO.dk
po.
THE PRUALITY OF WORDS.
WITH aa introduction, by Edward Hitchcock:
D. D.. President of Amherst College, and
Professor of Theorogv ad Geology. A book that
must interest all scientific minds. Just received
and for sal by J.T.MUND-. -Dec.
23. IIS-
P. R. SUGARS.
IN hhds. and bbls., for sale low by
Jan. 20, MOORE, STANLY A CO.
EXTRA AND NO. 1 SOAP.
FOR sate low, to close eonatenmsnt by
Jan 20. SIOORE, STAHLT&CO."
THE .WHOLE WORLD.
$300,000 worth of Gifts,
for the subscribers to the
MAMMOTH PICTORIAL
Of the Whole World,
Published simultaneously in the three cities of
ICW Y IRK, PIIILIDELPIII.I i.ND BHTIjJOIiE,
Af soon as 300,000 subscriptions are obtained;
and having already an actual ciicclatioh or
Asotrr 200.00'J, it ia now certain
Thel!s:ribut!oii will soon take place.
Among the extraordinary list or gifts, (being
one for every ticket issued,) are
Prof. Hart's Elegant Country Seat, valued at
825,000, y
A munificent CItv Residence, valued at 8 1 T.-
(MM, - -.'
A Cash roan lor IOt years, without interest
or security S IO.OOO,
Building Lots, Elegant Piano Fortes, Meludeonr,
Gold Watches. Bracelets, Rings, Books ol
Travels in the Old and New World, by Prof.
Hart; Real Entate, 4-c. f-c , Ac in all num
bering 300,1 00 Gilts, valued at S3 00,000.
Every tingle remittance of si, secures one
year's subscription to the Mammoth Pictorial,
and the gratuity of a Gift Ticket, which en'mlee
the holder to one share in the 300,000 Gifts. Thus
every person investing in this stupendous Enter
prise received ihc full worth of his or her money,
in subscription to a first class journal, (ihe great
est and mofi intetesling Pictorial of the age,) be
sides a Gift for each subscription which may prove
an immenfe fortune to the receiver. -
For complete list of gifts, uod lull and explicit
partk-nliir in regard to the great Enterprise. Dis
tribution, Ac; see a copy of The Whole World,,
which will be prompily sent, trce"of charge, where
desired by letter, post paiu.
The Whole Woblo may also be seen at the
offices of all papers containing tliisadvertiscmrnt,
where information miy be o'oluinid in regard to
the paper and Enterprise.
A sent, Postmasters and Iadic, desirous of
.lucrative and at the same lime genteel employ
ment, should not f.iil to see a copy of The V hole
World, which contains by far tho most liberal in
ducements ever offered to agents in the way of
immense cash premium, gift, commissions, & c,
whercb anv person, with ordinary activity, can
easily make il.GOi) and upwards, per fear; lo
which fact the agents we already hae can certi
fy. Secure the Pictorial, and become wise, rich,
and happy.
Correspondents must write ther address Name.
Rosi-uflicc, County, and Slate, PLAIN and DIS
TINCT, or it will be their own fuall If thev fail
to get an answer. Adhere to this, and all retnrns
will be promptly scot wherever desired, in uny
part of Ine world.
If any orders arc received aftor the 300,000 sub
scribersare obtained, the money will be promptly
reittrni d. post-paid, to tt e persons sending it.
All letters and remittances for the Pictorial,
WITH GIFT TUKETS, must Invariably be ad
dressed post, paid, to Prof. A. WOODMAN HART,
World's Hall, Broadway. .Veto York, there being
the only oflicc tor the Gilt Enterprise.
But remittances for the Pictorial WITHOUT
Gift Tirkc's, may be sent lo Prof. J. WOODMAN
HART, HuC Building, Clusnul Street, Philu
tldpJiia, Pa , there bein the principal editorial
an t pit Miration office.
Oct. 3. tSU. . 85 Cm.
Zei mai.N Ahtl-corbutic Toothuasli.
TO THE LADIES.
N OTHING adds more to beauty 4 ban clean,
white Teeth, and Gums of healthy color.
The most beautiful face and vermillion-lips become
repulsive. If ihe latter, when they open, exhibit
the horrible spectacle of neglected teeth: All who
wish clean, while Teeth, healthy Gums and a
swttt breaih, should give ZERMAN'S T0OI II
WASH a trial. For sale by
C. & D. DePRK, Aeents,
Wilmington N.C.
Sept. 30. 81
PERFUMERY!
JUST received rrom New Vork and Philadcl
I hia :
Gross Lubins's I x'racis for ihc Handk'f ;
an. an. Toilette .ouns :
do.
do.
do.
do.
Glenny Mtih Toilette Water;
do. Verbena do. do.
Van U re Soap ;
Camphor op ;
Pontine do.
do.
A I irt;e assortment of Hair B rushes, and a num
ber of fane article usually kept in Drug Stores.
C & D. DuPRE, Wholesale Druggists,
Ot. 5. Market-st., Wilmington, N. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y,
RALlilGli, N. C.
THE above Company hi-sbecn inopcrationslncc
the 1st of April, i843, under the directionof the
following Officers, vix :
Dr.uuarlea E. Jonhson,i'resiaenr,
Win. D. Haywood, Vice President,
J attics F.Jordan. Secretary,
Win. H.Jones, Treasure.
Porrin Busbec, Attorney.,
Dr. Charles E. Johnson,
Dr. Wm. H.McKee. ;
AleUU-at Board of
Consultation.
Dr. R.B. Havwood.
J. Hersman. General Agent.
This Company has received a clnrter giving ad
vnniaces tothe insured over any otherCompany.
The 5tli Section gives the Husband the privilege to
icsurr his own .lite for the sole use of his Wife and
Children, free from any claim sof the representa
tives of tlie husband or any of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, Ihe life
members Marticipatei ii the irliole of the profits w hich
are declared annually. Besides. Ih j applicant for
life, when the annnal premium is o ver y 30 may pjy
ne nan in a note.
All claims for insurance against the Company win
re pnid within ninety days after pruef of the death
f the party is furnished.
slaves art: insured for one or five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders lo secure this
class of properiiy against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents a new and interesting
feature in the history of North Carolina. which will
prove very important to the Southern States.
The last four months operation of this Company
shows a veryt arseamount of business more than
the Directors expected lo do the first year having
already issued more thsn 200 Polirirs.
Dr. Wm. W. Hassiss, Medical Examiner, and
Agent. Wilmington, N. C.
Alinomni.inicatlonaonbusincf rof theComoanv
should be addressed to
J AS. P. JORDAN ,Sec'y.
Raleigh. Jan. 25, 1854. if.
BOOT AND SHOlTsfcRE.
GEORGE R. FRENCH, at his
old stand on Market street, lB
leave to return his thanks to bis
old f -lends and eui-tomeri for the liberal patrooase
heretofore extended to nun, and to inform them that
his stock of Bo-its and a hoes, ir eluding every vari
ety iu his line is now as complete aad as extensive
as at any former period. His slock of GenuV men
Boysand Children's Boots and Shoes embraces eve
ry variety of style, fashion and quality that can be
desired, or that is usually called for, including a fine
assortment of Ladies-Misses and Gentlemen's Over
Shoes. -
He woild particularly invite the attention of the
IiadieetohisexLonsiva assortment of Ladies and
Misses Leather, Morocco. Enameled, Bronze, Pat.
Leather, Goat Skia. black and white Kid and a va
riety el' fancy colored Baota; Shoes and Slippers.
Also, black, brown, blue, purple and variegated silk
Gaiters, a new and handsome article, with and with
out heels. Ladies fancy Gaiters at $1 a pair.
Also, Sole Leather, Calves' Skins, and Shoe Find,
ings. Please call and examine.
Mr. French would also inform his friends and the
public, that he is State Aeeitt for the sale of Davis
Pain Killer and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, by
either wholesale or retail. -
Nov 40 102
SUPERIOR BUCKWHEAT. '
PLATTS Mills Patent Hulled Buckwheat, an
extra article received lo Say and for sale by
I., ft. BARLOW,
Wov.Il. . No. 3 Granite Raw.
IRON BEDSTEADTaND CRIBS.
SINGLE and doable folding very convenient
and proof agaitist vermin, for sale by
Jnifli. ' WILKINSON aV J5SLEK- j
DOCT. JOHNSTON,
f AIriMOllE LOCK HOSPITAL-
WHERE maybe obtainrd the most speedy,
pleasant aad effectual remedy in the world
for ah
SECRET DISEASES.
Gonorrhea;, Gleets, Strictures', Seminal Werk
nesr, Pairs in the Loins. Constitutions! Debility,
Impotency, VVakness of the Back and Limbs, Af
fections of the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart,
Dysecia, Ne. voua Irtitabiity, Disrates of the
Head, 'i nro.il Nose or fekin ; and all those serious
and ineluticholjr disoidt-rs arii-ing from the destruc
tive habitsof ) outh, hich drstroy both body and
mind, those secret and solitary practices more f ital
to their victims than the nonic ol the Syreiis to
the mariners of Ulyssess, blighting ihelr most biil
liant hopes or anticip.itions, rendering marriage,'
4 c., impossible
YOUNG MEN.
Especially, who have become Ihe victims of Solita
ry Tier, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of
young men of the ntot exalied talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entranced lis
tening Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or
waked to ecstacy the living lyre, may call with full
confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married pe 'sons, or those contemplating marriage,
being awarcof physical weakness. should immedi
ately consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect
henhh.
lie who places himself tindsrthecareof Dr. John
ston ni.iy religiously confide In his honor as a ren
tk?man,and confidently rely upon hi skill asa phy
sician. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK St. 7
DOOKS FROM BALTIMORE St., (east side,)
UP THE STEPS. '
J3rBE PAH TICULA R I n observing the XA ME
snd Xl'MBER. or you will mistake l he place.
A CURE IX TWO DA YS.ORXO CHARGE.
No Mercury or Nan font Drugs L'ned.
TAKE NOTICE.
Da. Jomnstox is the oi ly regularly Eduenlid
Physician who sdvrrtisrs his veiy extensive Prac
tise, end hia many Wonderful Cur:s Is a sufficient
guarantee to the tfllit lcd. Those vho trui to b
speedily and rgcctually cured, tlumld thun IU numer
ou trifling tin rosters, who only ruin their health,
and apply to Dr. Johnston.
J)ll. JOHNSTON.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London;
gradoniu from one of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States, arid the greater part of whose
life has bet n spent in ihe Hospitals of London, Par
is, PhiUdrlphhi. and elsewhere, has ellccted some
of the motfi astonUhltig cures ihat werteverknown.
Many troubled with ringing In tho can and head
v-hrn nslecp, crenl net voiivnsts, being tilarmcd si
sudden sounds, nnd bushf t.r.ess. with frequent
bluvbing. attended soiik times wilhdcrangenic.nl of
mind, were cured iiiimedinlely.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and impiudetit votary of
pleasure finds'ho has imbibed the seeds of .his
painful disease, it too oftcH happens that anill-ilm-ed
sense of shume, or dread of discovery, deter
him fiom applying 1o those who, Irotn education
und respectability,! an ekinc belrfcnd him, delay
ing till the constitutional syrtuptoms of this horrid
disease make their uppi arui ce. sin h us ulcerated
sore threat, disenst d nose, nor turn I pulns in the
head and limbs, dimness of slfcht, deafness, nodes
on the shin bones and arms, blotches on the head,
face urid xtrciuilles progress on with frfghtlul ra
pidity, till nt last Ihe pillule of iho mouth or iho
bones of the noso tall hi. and Ihe victim of this
aw ful disease becomes a horrid object of commis
sentian.lilt death put a H-riod lo his dreadful suf
ferinffs, by sending him to " iluit bourne from
wh' nc: no iravelli-r returns. '' To urh theri fo-e.
Dr. Johnston pi. des himself to preserve thu most
invlulut-lc- ict tiij t and. from hi. extensive prnc
ii e in th lirvt Hospitals in Europe and America,
heuan confidi ntly recommend a safe and speedy
cure to the urifui luna'c victim ef I Ms horrid dis
ease. It is a melunrholy fact, that thousands full
victims lo llils dreadful disrssc, owing lo llm un
skill'iilm ss ot I. norHni pr tcndetr, who, by the use
of that deadly fuin n. mercury, tuiii the conslilii
lion, and either s nd the unfurl untile ruflerer lo tin
untimely gruve.or tlsc m-Ke ihe it tidueof life mis
erable. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all Muse who hsvelniurcd them
selves by private and improper indulgences.
Thrse lire smne of the s.id nnd nit luncl.oly ef.
fetts, pioduct d by euily habits of youih, viz t
Wtalnefi of ihe Buck and Limbs, Pains In Ihe
Head. Dimness of -Sight. Loss of Muscu'ar Pow
er, Palpitation ol the Heart, Dyspepi-y, Nervous
Irritability, Derangement f ll.e Dijestive Func
tiont., General Debility, Symptoms of Consump
tion, die.
Mntaly The fiarlul i fli ris on the mind ere
much to Le dreaded ; Loss ol Memory, Confusion
of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings,
Avirsion of Socidy, -f Disttusl, Love of Soli
tude. Titnliliiy.&c.. are some of the evils produced.
Thousand ol persons of all sg s, can now judge
what is the cause of ihiir declining health. Los
ing their vigor, becoming wink, pale and emacia
ted, have a singular appetir.-ir.ee about the eye.',
cuueh and svnipioius of consumption.
Married Persons, or those contemplating mar
riage, biing aware of physical weakness, should
intuit dinicly consult Dr. J. and be restored to per
fect health.
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REME
DV FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
By this great and important remedy weakness of
the organs is speedily cured and full vlgi r restored.
Thousands of ihe most Nervous and Debilitated
individuals who hud lust all hope, have bctn imme
diately relieved. Alt impediments to
. MAKKlAGE.
Physical or Mental Disqualifications, Nervous Ir
ritability Tremblings snd V est nets, or exhaustion
ol the most tearful kind, speedily cured by Dr.
Johnston.
Voiiug men who h ive Injured themselves by a
certain practice indu'ged in whcnalnm- a habit
In quit illy leumed from evil companions, or at
schwol, the cfTecis of which are nightly felt, even
when (isleep. snd If not cured, renders manisge
itnnossible.and destroys both mind and body.
VMiat a piiy that a young man, ihe hope of his
country, and the datfl. g of his parents, should be
sn iteht-d lioui all pro perls a nd enjoyments of life, I
by the consequences ol deviating from the path ol
nature, and indulging in a certain secret habit.
Such persois, before con'rmplnting
MARX.! AGE,
Should refli ct thai a sound mind, and body are the
mot I necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey
through life becomes a wear) pilgrimage! the pros
pect Imuily darkens to lite view; the mind becomes
shadowed with despair and filk-d with ihe nieian
holy r-fle-iion thai ihe hsppiness of another be
cinxs blishti-d with our own.
OFFICE NO. 7 aOUTH FREDER ICK-ST..
Baltimoib, Mo.
AISnrgIrsl Operations Prilormed.
N. B- Let no CaIm delicacy prevent yoa, but
apply imniedisu ly eithi r personally or bj letter.
klu lieaes eedily Cared.
TO STRANGERS.
The many th ousind cured at this Institution with
in the hut frit years, and ihe numerous impor
tant furgical Operations perforated by Dr. J., wit
nessed by the Reporters of the papers, and many
other persons, notices of which have sppeared ogain
nd again before the public, la a sufficient guaran
tee that tho afflicted will find a skilful and honora
ble phtsician
TAKE NOTICE.
It is with the greatest reluctance that Dr. JOHN
STON permits his card to sppear before the public,
deeming it unprofessional for a physician to adver
tise, but unless he did so, the afflicted, especially
strangers, could no I fall to fall Into ihe hsnds of
those impudent, boasting imposters. iarfivldusls
destitute of knowledge, na hie snd character, ped
lars, shoemakers, mechanics, e-, ad vertUlng "
elves as physicians i Ignorsnt quseks. vttn puny,
tying ccrtiJScate. of Grtat Itonderful Cures from
persons who cannot be found, or obtained for a rcw
dollar from the Worthless snd Degraoed. and msny
other cunning and contemptible artifices to entice
the afflicted, trifling month .fter ""(
as poslble..ndYlo despair leave you w th rained
health, to sink over yoar galdae disappointment.-,
It i this motive that induces Dr.J. la advertise
Jarh "lose eon ear you. To thosa unacquainted
with hiv reputation, he deems It iwerssary Ut may
tbsi bis credentials or diplomas always bang In bis
'WEAKNESS OP THK ORGANS Immediately
eared, and full viffor restored.
rjLL LETTER H POST-PAID REME
DIES SENT BV MAIL. .
yn.9th, 18'5- lJ3-Iy-e.
MISCELLANY.
AN ENOHMOUS APK
In a Iectur rrcentljr Jclivrreil bef-ir tl.r
Hritish Association for ihe Atlruticr rnri.t of
Science, I'rof. Owen dertcribcd it new ,.
ciea of ape, cliscovrreJ on the Wcmrru
coast of Africn, named thiJ(IonIla spfc;'",
the adults of which attaine heilit of
five feet five inches, and nre three leel uroaii
across the chest. Iu heud ia double iho
size of a roan's, nnd its extremities nro
enormously deyelopetl. 'rhe,y exist in sorno
numbers in the intermtnablo lorcsts ol t (.nu
bia Ilivcr. The negroes of the country,
in their excursions into the lorcats in Ht-arcli
of ivory, exhibited little fear of the lion, us
it slunk away from man, but they dreaded
the (iorilla, fur when he saw n man nd
vancing, he came down out of the trees la
the attiick, nnd could siratigln a man with
tho greatest ease. 'Ihe strength of the man
ape is enormous ; his jaw is as powerful m
that of a lion, and hi canine teeth just ns
formidable. To this species, ihe great (So
rilla, Uiosij reports and notices reUted of
the much dreaded, apelike animal of the
African wilds, that are met with in the re
cords of travelers, from old Icullell down
to Mrs. Uowdilch's reminiscences of Afch
antee. Chandlhr on I'oPEttr. HouMr. Chan
dler, of Philadelphia, a few days since, iir
Congress, allrmylnl a reply to Mr. MuhIy-?,
on the popery question and Americanism.
The Philadelphia Sua reviews the speech,
and closes us follows :
"We see nothing in iho speech of Mr.
Chandler to shake our firm convictions thai
Papacy is a desoluting curse ond its creed
nntugonistical to human lights and repub
lican institutions. Our convictions urn
those of a life-time; they have grown with
our growth and strengthened with our
strength his do not belong to his stock,
they wero engrafted in his later years ;
ours are native-born hia have been natur
alized; ours are those which drove the Pil
grim forefathers to Plymouth rock; tho
Cavaliers to Virginia, and tho Huguenots
to the Carolinas his stood on tho shore
of England and continental Kurope, either
to nrrctst ihcir flight or iintnolulo them Vj
the Moloch of Home; ours arelhotsc incul
cated by Christ, taught in the open lhblo
ond scattered through its blessed influence
his are those propa gated through tho
terrors of the Aulo tie fe, the Guillotine nnd
the Inquisition. May wo not then with
Mr Chandler, nnd with equal solemnity,
say in conclusion '-with my hand on my
heart, and my eyes toward heaven, wiih
reverence, I uppeal to (iod to witness lm
truth of the assertions I have made, with
the conviction of knowledge and the cre
dibility of the testimony 1 have adduced
from others."
To Remoi'f. I'iiuit Stains from
Linen. Wot the stained part of the
cloth, and hold it tightly stretched and
level over the biilplmrons ilaino of a,
common brimstone match. In every cast;
of slain, it is desireablo to prevent tin!
clotli from becoming dry, and to keep
its pores open to absorb the coloring
matter; this is riuctod by llm applica
tion of watc, salt, or butter.
To Restore Colour to Flan
nels. When from frequent washing
flannels have lost their color, it may !
restored by fumigating tbeni with snl
pluir. An easy way to do this is to
place the bnring sulphur under an iu ver
ted basket, over which the flannels aro
laid.
... Little Mil. k Cakk for Uni;.ttFAST.
Place on a table or slab one pound of flour,
half a teaspoonful of salt, two of surrar. threes
of fresh yeast, or a very small piece of CJer-
man, two ounces of butter und ono egg;
have some new milk, pour in a gill, mix
all together, adding more milk to form a
nice dough, then put some flour in a cloth,
put the dough in, and lay it in a warm
place; let it rise fur about two hours, cut it
in pieces, the size of eggs, roll them even,
and murk the top with a sharp knife; egg
over and bake quick; serve hoi or cold.
Don't you remember old Towser, dear
Kale, Old Towser, so shaggy and kind;
How he used to lay day and night by tho
gate; And seized interloper! behind 1
FOUR BBLS. FKESII BUCKWHEAT.
JUST In store and for aale by
Jan. 9. UUlNCE fc COWAN.
NEW CROP MOUSSES.
259
HHDS. prime new crop Cardenas Molas
ses, now landing from Brig S. P. Brown,
from Cardenss
For safe b
Jan. 2
J. J. L. HATHA WAV A CO.
THAT SUPERIOR BUTTER HAS COME!
4 Atkins all from the dairy of A dun War
ner, the most celebrated dairy lo New Vork . 100
boxes Cheese i 60 bbls. superior Pink Eye Pota
toes; 6 bbls. Buckwheat Flour. All for sale by
Dec. 16. W. M. SULRWOOD CO.
tTiFpiirEaSolokical
AND THE WATER CURE JOURNALS.
For sale by the single copy snd siibsr rlptions
received st S. W. W H1TAKKK 'S.
Jan. 1$. 2.
SPERM CANDLES &. SPIRIT CASKS.
3 BOXES Sperm Candles; 3 0 prime New
OU Spirit Casks, extra size, for sale low to lose
consignment. ? . T C. WORTH.
Oct. 6. , bo.
Vf EMOIRS of Coitbrsied Characters, by Al
ly J phoose De Lainariine. Among ihe o lebis led
characters of whom sketches are given In these
volumes, sre Nelson, lieloise, Columbus, Pshsey
ths Potter, Cicero, Homer, Joan of Ate , Tenrlon
and others of no I s wide a diversity of position,
lortnnes and sre.' 2ad supply of this popular
work arrived and tor ssU by J. T. MUNDH.
Jsn. 9. liZ.
NOTICE.
THft Subscriber would respectfully announce
that, from the 1st lost., he will olUr Furniture
for cash oslv. This public notice Is given to
avoid the nercsslty of personal tefussl.
f is iw v r.,
Jan. 1. Purnttur Wr IIoum, Kroat-tt.
lil J. and 11 copy 1 week.
RUTU HALL
B
V Fsnny Fein.
Jsl pu Wished. Received
. VV. WI1ITAKER M.
m.
and pk sale at
Dee 30.