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VOLUME IX---N UMBER 138.'
WILMINGTON, N. C.TUESDAjY MOANING, FEBRUARY 13, 1855,
WHOLE NUMBER 1 ISO
MISCELLANY.
From the PUgrint.
MWII.TIIE IIUMHBACh.
Br MAUT IRVING.
4 Shame f fur hifne P
'To treat lefuruieil c'.jilJ so! ;
z Why c .n'rjoa look, muii, what you're
trPrtiltrijf upon V
Such were a few trf the ejaculations
j.ouie.J uui by ti roup of men, on the out.
.k iris of a crowd. )fi;nb!fnl t witness a
rrniiti exhibition of fireworks, on the eve
nf ihe Fourth, of .July. The first speak
er hutl picket! up from ttio tliuly grass a
rhihl, who li;wl accidentally been knock d
down iii the jjeneriil crowding uinl justtin.
ti hJ who now by apparently senseless m
Jiis arms.
4 Who is it ? what is it V inquired one
and itnoiher.
It's Joe iVtiPrmm's little hunchbacked
II tig b, aiwertd the man ; and it's n pity
Ihey ciHitdii'l Gave kept liiiii out of the
crowd. He bus be ii knocked down ;i ml
hnr.ffed about, t;ll I urn not sure whether
th-r ts Mity life I fl in him.'
4 iiriua: hiin here, sir P exclaimed an ele
gantly dressed Ialy, whose carnage hail
been driven just outside of the riii which
encircled the crowd .
4 Oh, mamma? he is ih-ad ! the poor
boy !' cried the youngest of her children,
with tears in her pi'yinjj blue ej-es.
'Just as well us if he were,' said anoth
er lady in the carriage. It is cruel kind
ness to let such a drfonnrd child live to
grow up.
4 Hush! sister,' ret turned the first lady,
4 he is coming to. llemeuiber, ihe child
probably has a mother to love hiin, if he is
hunchback !'
4 And.he ha3 a xouly too, Aunty, spoke
up little Lilla, with a reproachful look in
her half-dried eyes. .
4 You are a strange child, Lilla ! Look
at the fireworks !'
But the blazing rockets had lost lmlf
their attraction for Lillia; and when her
mother proposed leaving litem for a few
minutes to lake the deformed boy home,
as his arm was very painful, she consent
ed gladly.
4 1 declare, I never will ride with you'
gain sister Winstan,4 said the aunt, dis
dainfully ; 'you are always picking up
something to shock my nerves. I shall
nut get this creature our, of my. dreams for
t month 1 " .
Lilla glanced at the boy, whose lips and
eyelids trembled, though be lay still on the
cushions. Hugh had heard all ; but it
was nothing new to the poor deformed child
to hear ridicule and scorn heaped upon
him. Yet it wounded him not less deeply,
for he had a sensitive spirit which had
grown sore on its harsh contact with a
selfish world. In one thing Mrs. Winstan
hod guessed wrong, he had i.o mother in
this world, but was cared for in some small
measure by a boisterous drinking father,
and a rough, but well-meaning sister.
Dorothy, the sister, came out to receive
him, soon after the carriage stopped at their
dwelling a tumbling down block in the
dirtiest street of the suburbs. Slie lifted
hiui out in her strong red arms, thanked
the lady for her kindness, in a- loud shrill
tone, and then stood to. watch the horses
trot away.5 -
4 Oh, Dooly !' moaned the hoy, 1 please
carry me up stairs V
4 Yes, yes, you silly child ! this is what
you nave got by going to such silly places !
How long 1 wonder, bt fore you will learn
that you are not like other folks, and can't
go amongst 'em r
4 Not like other folks? repeated poor lit
tle Hugh, when his sister had tucked him
up cuiefuily m his warm attic, and gone
down to prepare a wash for his sprain.
lie forgot for a moment his bodily pain, in
the pain which shot through his heart at
tjtese careless words. 4 Not like other
folks f no indeed, 1 am not! But how am
1 to blame for :t? I didn't make myself!
Why did God make me so t
lie raised the blanket from his face and
peeped into the darkness with a kind of
tiuperstiiious fear at the question he had in
voluntarily csked, for he had not forgotten
what his dead mother had taught him ;
that God was good, and that he did every-,
thing for the best,
4 1 don't know what wo shall do with
Hugh, to keep him out of harm's wy,'
said his father the next morning. 4 He has
such an intolerable curiosity to see all that
- is going on in the world that he'll get his
neck broken among these city boys. I'll
" send: him to my sister's cousin in the coun
try, to learn the shoemaker's trade.
4 The best trade in tho world for such
as h,' replied Dooly: And so soon as the
.sprained wrist was strong again little Hugh
was packed off to a coun'ry cobbler's close
leather-perfumed shop.
It was a new thing for him to be impri
soned, from morning until night, waxing
ends, whittling pegs, or driving them into
the tough soles of shoes, new or old. Not
n kind word ever fell on the poor boy's ear.
if ho did his work faithfully, he received
no word or look of encouragement If he
fell to musing, as he some times did, he
was roughly aroused by a shake, and a
growl to the effect that he 'didn't earn the
.salt to Lis victuals; should like to know
what ke expected to do in the world V
One Saturday Hugh, had the unusual
privilege half Jioliday. With the village
hoys he could not go to play, for they had
once, driven him from then green with
shouts of scornful lacghter. - So he turned
.down a shaded lane, that led to a dark pine
wood. . Through the heart of this wood
tolo a still stream of cold water. Upon a
mossy knoll, on its bank, Hugh threw him
self down to cherish sad thoughts.
'To be a shoemaker all my days, and
Btay in a stived up shop!1 thought he; 4I
can't bear it I But what else ea 1 do Who
cares for me Who is there "that does not
laugh at me ? I wish I was dead so 1 do I'
He laid his pale cheek on the soft moss,
and watered it with bitter tears. As he
raised his eyes at length, they lighted on a
clear blossom of the fringed gentian. As
be took the flower in his hand, it seemed
lo him as though its fringed blue eye look
ed -lovingly into his saying 'God mide
me!' : : .
. 'God made you yes; made you sweet
and beautiful, bin Iiow did he. make " wt?
reasoned the bewiidt-red boy, whoe rebel
lious feelings had by no' we ans left him.
S ill he 1 toked fixedly into the flower
'1 don't lauirh at your hunched shoul
ders, Hugh.' it seemed to him ajfaiu to.be
saving sofily.
'No ym don't; and if there was -one liv
ing blue eyelii.it lo..ked as kind . s your.-,
he Stopped, nirtl litotjglH tor a moment f
little Lilla and h r mother. 'B it1liit was
only pity; even kind people can never loe
me. 1 woiider if the angels in Heaven will
love My inether will I know' and his
lips trembled, 'fchit I am afraid I never
shall be fit to go to her, if these naughty
feelings stay in my heart! I can't help
them, either. -It must be God m ule tne
for something, as a well 'as dear little flower.
Yes, he gave me." ihejlitUejrirl said
that ! Perhaps my smiI can do something t
in the world, though ny body is poor and
crooked. I'll try !f
And with the se little nngic words, Haarh
sprang up from his knoll, buttoned the
flower in the veat, and made his way home-
; ward to his Work.
r ire years have flown. In the h ut ol ft
village academy, a knot of school-girls are
'discussing a. weighty mutter. The young
men of lb academy have been delivering
uratioiis of th'ir own composition, for a
prizi aiid the result, has astonished every
one.
Ms it not too had,' says Sarah' that such
a fellow should win the prize?'
4 Why. has !e not as good a right as any
of them V asks a bhte-eyed giii of foum-en
at her side. ;
Oh, right, o be sure, but I shouldn't
think such a deformed piece of humanity
would be very forward to push himself be
fore o.her prople !'
'Should he not make the most of ihe gifts
God has given him It is unjust, Sarah !
He won the prize fairly, and spoke nobly !
you ought nut to be so unkind !',, r
'I snpjiose you think no prize too great
for hiin,' responded Sarah, with a malicious
little laugh. I 'Perhaps he will offer his
services in escorting you to the p:c-nic
Monday, in return ; for your eloquent de
fence of his rights. 'The Lily of Lisbon
Academy,' as Professor I J. called her,
i would be honored by such company.'
4 bhe would indeed be honoured, Sarah
"by any mark of esteem from one who e
opinion is worth something' replied "the
blue-eyed gvrl proudly a rehing her grace
ful neck. ' 'Did you never learn those lines
of Watts -. .
'I vuulj la measured by my soul;
Ttv mind's l!ie statute of lUe tpun V
'You are , a most unaccountable ' girl,
Lilla -Winstfin ! But, good evening! 1
must not stand fooling any longer.' And
away went Sarah,' followed by most of her
mates, while Lill.i returned to the school
room, to search for a missing book.
'Thank you, .Miss Winstan I' These
words, spoken almost in her ear, as ti e
wasoending over her desk, caused her to
lift her head with a start and a blush of
surprise. The deformed Hugh, now a
young man of some seventeen years, stood
by her chair, gazing at her with ' those
mournful, deep, black eyes, which had of
len won her sympathy.
Bless you for your words of kindness!
they have done more for me than a hun
dred pi izes could! I have learned that
there is at least one in the world who will
judge mc by Imlh nut by sight P
In the pulpit of one of the piincipal
churches of D , rises Sabbath by Sab-,
bath a pale-faced, high-browed man, whose
deformity is the first feature to catch ibe
eye of a stranger. It is not until you hear
him speak until you catch the lire from
his eye, and the enthusiasm from liii lips,
that you forget to pity the speaker. , You
do not wonder then, that he is willing to
come before the public eye weekly, even
with the weight of his natural defects;
for who can' think of these, when once
carried away by ine tide of Ins eloquence?
Yes, Hugh has gained his end. He is
-measured by his s-ul" in the sight of all
who know him He has striven .nobly,
by the help of his Maker, to fit that soul
for companionship with the spotless apos
tles and angels, and a ray of their own
pure light seems to have fallen upon it.
If any one wonders at seeing, after the
church services are over, a young, proud,
beautiful womarr, lay her white hand upon
the deformed preacher's arm to walk down
the richly carpeted aisle, they have but to
look into Lit la's face for the solution of the
mystery. Lilla not only loves the crippled
form at her side, better than the most
matchless ones of earth, but she U proud o(
her noble husband !
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in advance.
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W1LM1SGT0X. K. C.
R TES OK ADVERTISING,
t aqr. 1 inaertion $ 50 I 1 aqr. 2 months, J Do
I - St - ; . 73 I 1 3 " 5 t
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Ten lines or less maWe 4 square. If an adver-
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country, or for the sale or hire of ngroe. wheth
er the property is owned by the advertiser or by
other persons. Thee are excluded by ihe term
"immediaU 6itsiM "
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BUSINESS CARDS.
E J Lll 1' VVMIMI.
FOlflrARDISG Sr. COMMISSIONS'
MEliCIIAST.
IVI,MVG'I'iIN, N" . C .
pi 2-ih. 1654. 83-l ?m.
D- !;K0:E JJI-rmEB,..
" -.-ok no mi imtouNi;.
; - '. of '!'-' K -N . . iiilO.VDWAV, -
. .' IT Til K ' - ' '
- p.tfisiirr iioaE -se v tork
JTrti. I. Hi-lyc.
If .
;sLiau(HJ & tu .
J llvJf.ES.li.K liuHM-rs Jim
' t-hHiiis l :lniiii-in, N .'.
id 'joiiimis.-in Met
AH t:ouisrni N.tvul Mori !, together with
Cotton, iiiic.ru, l.j d, t'oin, .Ueal, KloUr, &c, shal
etrtirn tin? liiifh'c.-! nttrkei pyice.
Dec 13 riS-tf
J. I). I.OVE,
MJkSVFApTUREIt A.V7 TiF.AL.ER .V
. IM3INET KUHMTUHE,
B E UST E A US C 1 1 A T Ri. M ATTU E8S KS. &.c . &c .
front street, South ol" Market,'
BWV BLir.DINli, WILMINtiTUN, X. C.
.Sept 16. !Sr.4. - 79-y-c
J.C. LATTA.
C OMMISSIOX M EHCII A .V 7 G EXE RA L
AO EST.
WILll.GTO.T. N. C.
Oct. l,!8o4. 8-ly;.
tVILKHSOVit ESLKR,
(JPI3LSTEKS & IMPER HANGERS,
KB El ON II AND AND MADE TO ORDEit,
Millfesses, FMt'ier ll-di, Wnulow Curtains
and fixtures.
AS work in the ahove line done at fhorfc-u No
iice Wilmington, K.C-, Market St.
Alarch IS, !651. L
" JUSEni li. BLOSSOM,
Srncra! Cotnaiissiou and Forwarding 3lcrcliant-
ttomit personal attention Riven to Coi.slgu-
ineiits lot-Sale or S"ipmrnt.
Libcrul tiui adcaaees made on Consignments la
me or to my Xcu Yt.rk friends. '
Wilmington, Jan. JO, 18.'4.' - -135.
W. C IIOWAUI),
GKXRKAT Corrfmissi'n sitid Forwarding Mcr
c.taiti, Wilminatoft X. '
f.h.enl :nh 1 1; jn.es in j.Ic-on Consignments.
Nov. ill, !S3J. iOU-if
c. DCPBIi. pvii:t B. E.-.KKR.
C. Du?RE&C0.
GGNGHAIa agents commission
AXI l'JMVAI!IIIVti MliltCUAXTs,'
WILMINGTON N. C.
Jly 22d, IS34. . 5M2ro.
JAMEAS0EBO?C. - DWABD S. Vl.
A.NDEUSON k SWAGE.
GEXERAL CO t WSSIOX MERCHAXTS
. WILMINGTON w.C
. Liberd -a advance inadtou coiiBijnmt nls.
Mar. h 27, It 51. ' l-
RUSSELL XBUOTnYlL
(LATS ELLIS. RCSCLL fc C(l ,)
GEXEltAL COMMISSIOX MERCUAXTS.
WILMINGTON, N. U.
tWftwJtoJxitau! i.igM4"l
Naval tore, Col tin, and other produce.
M ay 3, 1354 . -- - -
r t . &. D. D uPRe7"
tVHOLt' rtALB AN O IIETAL DEALEHi! IN
Orifs. aiedltiHes. Cheuilrai. Ilnt Oil,
lv"V StuU's, t;ia. tjrtunery. Cigars,
Old Liiquors. I-"aiicy Vrliclcti, &c.,
l A ttK KT STltKKT,
WlhJIlNOTOSI, N. C.
Prescription rarcfullj a pounded by experi-!rM-eo
persons.
JVIarch 2S. 1831. . !
WILLI 131 A. GWYE,
General ljeal ForwarJinsi Commission Hcrcbant
I take pleasure in informinii my friend", th il 1
am prepared 10 give all huines entrLstid 10 me
efficient and pursouat attention. I have a wharf lor
Naval -Stores, with ample aecuin modal loss, piiil
Holise, and vV'Arohonse. Consignments of Naval
Stores for saleor shipment; snd all kinds of eoun
trvproltico solicited. Cash advances made on
coni jnmtnls. ,
April -13, 1334. . . - , . 15.
C JaNLEY, kiijr &Tc67
. DEALERS IN
BlTTEH-, Cheese. L trd, and Smoked Provisions,
Foik. Be!', Hen, Pea, snd Dried Kruit.
33 and 235, KKOXT Tt EET. Cornerof PECK
SLIP, NEW VORK. r
March 23, 1831. ly-C
- WjLLiaM n, PEARE,
COLtECTflR IJiD nDVtUTISIf.C iCIM.
l' or Couati-y Newspaper throughout the
United States,
Basement of Sun Iron Bo !oings,H iliimorestreet
All business-entrusted lb ;iis care transacted
promptly, op ti'otrultcrnis.
seyt 7, IS54. ; - ' 95-tf
jasieYe. mett s,
COMMISSIOX 4- FORWARD IX G
MERCHANT.
inLMlJiGTOX, N. C.
August 2Cih, 1854. 53L,f.
T. C. & B. G. WORTH,
WIL.MIXGTOX, A. C.
Jan 74 1S54V
125 c
JA
t. rmtwAT. ceo r r bitchett.
PEfTEWAY & PRITCUbTr.
General Commi&iot nnd forwardlne; Mer
CHANT. AL-0 WUOLESALE GKOCEUS,
NOitTH WAT Kit Si T It EET,
Wr I LM ISOTO S, )S . C.
. Frnmpt atienlioo will be tiiven lo the salo of
N.ival Jirores and all kinds of Produce.
Intend keeping an assortment f Groceries,
L qnori, aad Provisions.
ufyia. j . , , S3.
i JOSEPH II. PLANNER,
General Commission Merchant,
WILMISUTOX, X. C.
May 9ih, 1334. " t 87-Iy-c.
JAS. II. CIIADBOURN& CO.,
Geueral Comciission Merchants.
vii1mingtoi. nr. c, .
Jab. H. OttAoaouas. Go. CnAnaoeaw. -J
a. I, 1854. 123.
HENRY NUTT, '
FACTOR AND PaSWABDlXB WEST,
r if ill gic4 hi pertnn.nl attention t btuincn talrusl-
ta (0 aw care.
Sept. 8. 1834. - r 75-Iy-.
GEORGE MYERS,
"hdiesale ixd eetail grocer
Keep constantly on hand, (linear Tea, Liquor;
frfUiant, Wood and WUtoto Ware, Fntit,
(Jonfcrti'Hiarie, tf-e. South Front street, "
WILMISiGTUS, 7i, t!.
Nov. 13,1853 ' ft 109.
QUINCE & COWAN.
WHOLESALE AVIi RETAIT. GROCERS;
DEALERS JX WIXKS d- LIQUORS.
Corner of Front and Pi incus streets,
. WILMINGTON, N. C.
Ja!?l. 65.
BUSINESS CARDS.
A II. VanUukkklkn." W. A. M. VanUukkklsn.
VANIiORRELEN & BUOpER,
; : WIMINGTON, N. C.
)f aniifaciurersoi and dealei a in Naval Stores;
Mor.ifc atd Wharluge for Produce farnithedat
lair ratei under iosuraBce, if deind. "'
an.l. 122-tf-
o. c
I'll KKM A J. OEOIIGE HOUSTON
M E ROM ANTS- AiN D FACTORS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
I C t'ECMA & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ITJ FKOST STKEI3T,
NKlV VORK.
FBEENIS A SID BHCST8S, VI L3IIXCT0N, S C
I EEP constantly on hand a slock ol Flour,
IV Corn, Park, Bacon. Salt, Coffee, Sagar, Mo
laaAem. Tubaeca. Cisur: ShuT. Candles, Soap, For-
eien and Domestic liquor and Wine iron,
Sail, Paints, Oil, Gtoaj, Domestic, Hals, Boots,
Siots, Litalher. Agricultural Implement, and a va
riety of other articles, suitable for laiuilyund plan,
tation use and the retail trade, which, they wiir
dispose of in lots 10 suit dealers or consumers-
reasonable icmi for cash, or in exchange for Na
val Store or other produce.
Tin? senior oart tier D. O. Kb e em an, U located In
the citv'.of New Vork ; the junior partner, Geo.
liotTBTo.", in Wilininaton. If desired, advances,
will be made on eotiaii'iient- to and from either
place. All business entrusted 10 iheni will receive
proper atteniion ; and orders for Goods will be
nrompllvand ewrcfully Riled.
Mept.ft. 1S54 ' , 7"-f.
GEO.
IIAUUJSS,
Geueral Coiumission 31erclian(.
WiLMISGTOS, N, C.
OTR.ICT alteniios given lo procuring
Freiglil
O and purchaamg Cargoes for wsacls.
11 ei s.2 r
K. P. Hall, Ksq. 1 -
? ,G-.,!i'r.-,',;y;.Ksq Wil,ington.
I. A. Tayl r. Ksq
J. I. Bella iiv, Ksq j
.Messrs. loiter, su-yili &. o., ,
Thompson & Hunter, 1
Alex'r. Herron, Jr. Philadelphia
New Vork.
Mi'Mxr Williiiins ifc Llutlcr, ;
Charleston ,S. C.
121 tf.
II
V. Baker. Ksq. y
Jan. 2. IS54
I. WCiiSEL. 11. B. tlLLRS.
WESSEL & EILERS.
OOtl MISSION MKRCHANTS &' WHOLE-':
vis a lk JHluifcits, iNorin water 01., u
ningjon, N. C, intend to keep at theahovc"
standa eneralassortmenl of Groceries, Liquors,
and Provision at wholnsnle and to carry on a
Genera lOomruissioD But-incts.
n efer rnci :
P. Hall PrcVi BtchBank of thn State.
O. G. Parsley, Pre'i Comtnerciul Bank.
Wit
P. K . Dickinson, Esq .
.P!pe .. lYw V.rV.
Doi'ner 6 I'otter. ) .
Jan! 20 1854.
131.
GEO. II. KELLY.
COMMISSION 3IERtiIANT.
Nrtt doot to A . A . Wannei',on North vV liters t.
willatiendto the sale of all kinds of Country Pro
duce, such ar Corn, Peas, .Meal, Bacon .Lard ,1c.
and will keep constantly on hand a full suppl j of
Grocrties. ic.
. ,. ,M4UtrNat --. .-.
Wille Hall. of Wayne, Jno lelae, Wilmington
W Caraway . n. Aix.. Jjcitae.
K. P.H ill, vVilmington .Wiley A. WalKei . '
Dec. 13. i83. 113-lV-
14S. F. GILLESPIE." ' GEO. S. GILLESPIE
JAMK-i !. (illililI'lB fO
PRODUCE AM) FORWARDING
AGENTS.
WILMINGTON. N C.
rP'at tienlar a'teniion paid 10 the reeeii.li" nnd S'aleof
Xatal Store, 7 unber, fiutnber, Cora, liacon, Cot
ton, if'C, if-c.
MareU 3-1,1654. 6.
S. M. WEST,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
WlliHINGfON, N. C
WILL sell or buv Iteal Kslute and Negroes at
a small commission.
Atso :
Strici attention sivesto the sale of Timber.Tur
pentme, Tar, or any kisd of (ionntry Produce.
O.fiue s'-cond door, vieuth side of Market .street,
on the wharf.
June 12. 1834. 33 ly.
W. F. MOOIIK. JXO. 1. aTAM.T. i. W.JilNES.
MOORE, STANLY & CO.
COMMISSIOX ME R C II A X TS,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
Oct. 26 h, r954. . 93
C. MYKRS,
WHOLKSLK AND BRi'AIL OKALER.
IX HATS. CAP. UMBRELLAS
. t AND WALKING CASKS.
No. 1 Granite Kow, I'ront si reel.
WOOL, Vut. Silk, and Moleskin Hate. -Cloth,
luli. and bilk GIax'dCpi, by the case ordozi n,
at New Vork Wholesale Piices.
fVov. 9. q-
J. & J. L. HATHA WAY & CO.
C O MMISS IO X MER CIIAXTS,
WILMINGTON, N.
1. b. HTH.Itfir,
c.
I. BATH A WAV,"
H. B. UTt.KV.
D. CASIIWELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WIL..HINUTOX, x. cw
Sept. 30. f
T. C. WORTH,
General ComiaissioD Merchant,
viiiMisros,Jf.c.
TTSCAL ndrancib made on consign men is of Col-
U ton,-N aval Stores and other produce ,
- raliirul;tr attention given oy t.. v. uavis 10 pur
clinsintfc iroes, procuring treights for vesel, &c.
March 2, 135 4. . 123-lyc.
corHRiN & russellT
(Scr.CEssoriS to tims. aliBoe & co.)
General Commission Merchants,
feAo 32, Xorlh harrt. tnd 3 N'orIA Water St.
. t'lllbAUisbruiA. .
J. HABVET COCHBA5, fc
W. 8. SUSSKLL. '
Liberate ish idvaaceupide on consignments.
July 30ia, 1334. W 55-if.
B. DOLLNER. G. POTTklC Jr. J. CAMBHDOi.
; DOLLNER, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSI oy MER C HANTS,
" N E VT Y O R K .
April 30, 1354. : i - 20-ly-pd.
23
J3RLS just (occived and for sale by
Oct, , MDA.MS, BIIO &
- tZ.
CO,
THE PRUAL1TY OP WORDS.
WITH sniniroHoction. by Edward Hitchcock.
1). D.. President of Amhe(st Collee, and
Professor of Tbeoloey and Geology. A book, that
must interest att scientific minds. Jnsr received
and for sale by J.T.AIUND.
Dee. 23. ' H--
P. R. SUGARS.,.; ,
IN hhds. and bbls.",f".r ale low lv - -Jan.
20. MOORK,STALT.CO.
EXTRA AND NO. 1 SOAP.-
FOR sale low, lo cits eonsi?nm-rt hf .
Jan. 23. UOOHR, STANLY & C'X,
JH1E WHOLE WORLD.
$300,000 worth of Gifts,
. tor the subscribers to the
MAMMOTH PICTORIAL
Of the Whole tVot id,
Published simultaneously in the three cities ol
SEW .Y'lRI,' PUIUtoHlA AD BlLTlJIflEE,
As soon as 300,000 subscriptions are obtained;
andhtving already an Actual cibcllation op
a boot 20U.0OJ,il is now certain
The Distribution will so:i tale place.
Anion; the extraordinary list gifts, (being
one for every ticket issued,) aie v
li ot: Hnrfs Elcsuut Country Scat, valued at
823,000, i
A m tsnilieeot Cttv Residence, valued at 8 1 7,-
OOO, " ,
A Cash Ioau for I OO years, without interest
or security S 10,000,
Biiiidinjr Lots. Klegam Piano Fortes,'Melodeon,
Gu'd Watches. - Bracelets, itieu, tiooks wi
Travels in the Old snd New Morld, by Prol
iisrti Ileal Kstate. if-c. fc , die in all nnm-
boring 300,1 (HI Gills, valued at 8300,000.
Kveiy tingle remittance of 41, seenrte one
year's subsirip:ion to the Mammoth Pictorial,
and the gratuity of a Gift Ticket, which eninles
the Holder to one liare in ihu30U,0U0 Gilts. Titus
tvery person investin? in this stupendous F.tiur
prise receives the full worth of his or her mom y,
in subseription to "a first cla journal, ('he great
est and mnsr intcirsling Pictorial of the see,) tie
sides a Gill for each subscription which may prove
an immense fortune 10 the receiver.
For complete list of gilts, and lirtl and explicit
partic-nlaisin regard to ihe great enterprise. )is
trihmion, Ac; see a copy of Thb Whole Wqrld,
-A'hh h will be promptly sent, tree of charge, where
desired by letter, post pain.
Tut Whole Wobld may ulo be seen at the
offices of ail paperscontaining this jcfveitisenienl,
where information luiy bo obtaiutd in regard lo
ihepaperand Knterprise.
As-.-i.t-, lostmaslei e and I, adieu, desirous of
lucrutivear.dat the same time penhel employ
ment, should not fail to see a copy of The Whole
World, wiiieh contains by far lh most liberal in
ducements ever offered to aicnts in the way of
immense cash premiums, gift., commissions, &e.,
wherebv- any person, vith ordinary aetiviiy, can
j.nilu tnnke SI.OfKI anil 11 : ward, ner rear: lo
which fa -t this Agents we already have can certi
fy 'Secure the Pictorial, and become witc, rich,
and happy.
- Correspondents must write thcr address Name
Pofi-ofTiee, County, ami Stale, PLAIN and Dl-S-'fiNCT,
or il will be ihrir own fault if thev IaM
lo eel an answer. Adhere to this, and all returns
will be promptly sent wherever dished, in any
part of tne world. -
If any ordera are received after ihe 3C0.CC0 sub
scribe 1 if are obtained, ihe money will be promptly
retnrni d posi-p lid, to ' e persons tending it.
All letters and remittances (or the Pietorial,
WITH GIFT TICK KTaf, must invariably be ad
dressed psi,p;.id, 10 Prof. J.' WOODMAN HA UT,
llortf all, Broadicay. Xevo York, there being
the only office lor ihe Gift Kntcrpris-e. -
Hut remittances for the Pictorial WITHOUT
GiflTicke's, may be sent lo Prof. J. WOODMAN
f 1 A ItT, ' ILrrf Building, Chesnul Slrctt, Phila
tUlphia, Pa . there beinjj the principal editorial
an ' publication office.
Oct. 3, 1S4. 65 Cm.
Z.'1'mai.N Vnticorbulic Tooth wasU.
TO THE LADIES.
"OTHIXG adds more to beauty than clesti,
white Teeth, and Gums of healthy color.
1'ha most b-autiful face and vermillion lips become
repulsive, if the latter, when they open, exhibit
the horribia apHteie of neg.ected teeth. All who
wish clean, while Teeth, healthy Gum- ai.d a
nwri t hrcuih, should ive ZKU M A IS 'c TOO I II
vVASll a trial. For s.tle by
C. &. D. DcPltK, Agents,
Wilmingion j.C.
Sept 30. - 64
PE1JFU51KRY ! 7
JUST received from New Vork at, U Phiiudel
I hia : '
Gross LuMns's Ix'racts for the Ilandk'f;
do. do. Toilette Soup?;
do. Glenny AFush Toilette Water;
do. do. Verbena do. . do.
, d-. Yankee Soap 1
(I t. Camphor Siup;
d . Pomino - do.
A I ir;e assorf m mt of Hair Itruehen; and a mini
ber of fine " article usually kept in Drtij Stores.
C iSl D. DePRK, Wholesale Orugisls,
0- t 5. Market-st., Wilmington, N. C.
. Tllli NOItTIl CAI10LINA
MUTUAL LIFE LXSUI.'AACECOAIP'Y,
KALL1GU, N. U.
IliC above Company hes been inoperatlonsinct
the ii ot April, '.843, under the dircctioi.of the
fotlowiny Officers, viz :
Or. Charles K.Jonhson, President,
W'm. O. Haywood, Vice Preaideiil,
James K. Jordan, Secreiaty,
, , Win. 14. Jones, Treasure'.
Purrin liusbee, Att-oiney,
Dr. Charles K. Johnson, i .. . .. . ..
ir.W.H.IWcKec. S All Board of
Or. It. M. Haywood, Consultation.
J. Hersuian, General Agenl.
This Company tnis received a charier eivina;ad
vnniase toihe insured overanvothc-rCompauy.
The 5lli aid lion gives ihe Husband the privilege t
insure hisown lileforthe sole use of liis VVifo and
Children, free from any i-laimrof ih representa
ivcsol the husband or any of his creditors.
Organitd on purely mutual principles, the life
members )irticipateii the whole of the profits which
are declared annually.. Besides, ih applicant lor
life, when the annual premium is over$3G may pay
jne nail inn ioie. -
All i-laims for insurance against the Company will
e paid within ninety days after proof of the death
of the party is furnished.
Slaves are insured for one or live years, at rates
which will enable all b'la velnlders tn secor this
Class-of pr.operity avatnet the uncertainty of life.
stave insurance presents a new and interesting
feature In ihe history of North Cnrolina.which will
prove very important to the Southern States.
' The last four months operation of this -Company
shows a vertl argeamounl of business more than
the Directors expected lo do the first year having
ntrendy-isaaed more than 200 Polieirn.
Dr. Wm. W. HUaaiss, Medical Examiner, and
Agent. WLminston, N. C. .
AHommiinicatlonsonbosincrsof the Company
should be addressed to
AS. F.JORDAN, Sec'v.
RaielKh.Jan.25,lS54. if.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Gt-XJilGE R. PRCXCH .i his
eld stand on Market street, betppflj.
leave to return his thanks 10 his VCT
old friends and customers for ihe liberal patronaue
heretofore extended to him, and lo inform them thai
hi stock of Ko"ts and dhoes. including every vari
ety in his line is now a complete and as extensive
aa ai any former period. His stock of Gentlemen
Hoy s a nd C hi Idren'e BoAtsand Shoes embraces eve
ry variety of style, fashion and quality ihst can be
4 desired or thai is usually called lor, including a fine
assortment 01 Ladies. jammcs and Gentlemen sOver
Shoes. j . ;
Hewo-j!d panipulirly invite the attention of the
Indies to his extensive assortment of Ladies and
Misses Leather, Morocco. Enameled, Bronze, Pal.
Leather, Goat fikin. black a nd white Kid and a' va
riety of fancy colored HaotK iiboes and Slipper.
Also, black, brown, blue, purple and variegated silk
Gaiters, a new nnd handsome article, with and with
out heels. Ladies fancy Gaiters al tl a pair.
Also, Sole Leather, Calves' Skins, and Shoe Find
ings. Please call and examine.
Mr. Krench would also inform his friends and the
public, that he is State Asmt for ihe sale Of Davis'
Pain Killer and Wright's Indian Vegetable PUIs, by
either wholesale or retail.
Nov 40 102
;i SUPERIOR BUCKWHEAT.
T3LAVP.-S Mills Paunt Hulled Buckwheat an'
fkl ctra article received to ?ay and for sate by.
1 --. . nKliUn, i
'Nev.ll No. 3 Granite Rw.
v IKON . BEDSTEADS AND "CRIBS.
SINGLKand doubfe folding v(:ry convenient
and nrx(i-arainat vermin, lor sale by
: July 15. , WILKINSON & ESLEH.
DOCT. JOHNSTON,
KAI.i'lMUKC LUCK HOSPITAL.
TT7HKRR maybe obtained ihe most speedy,
VV plcabanl and etiectual unudy in the world
for aL
SECRET DISEASES.
Gonorrhi te, Gleets, Stiicturt s, Seminal Week
new, Pains in ihe Loins, Constitutional Debility,
impotrney, W euknexs of ihe Back and Limits, A f
tV'Ciions ot the Kidneys, Hulpitalion of the Heart,
Dysfej aia. No. vous Jriitabiiiy. Diseases of the
Head, T.nroal Nose or Skin ; and all those serious
and melaiichofy disoidcrs arising from the destruc
tive habiteof Youth, which destroy both body and
mind, those secrei and solitaiy practices morefital
to their victims than the songs of the Syrens to
ihe mariner? of Ulyssesp, blighting their utol bril
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage,
i&c, impossible.
YOUNG MEN.
Especially, who l-ave become the victims of Solita
ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
wnnuiilly sweep? 10 an untimely prsvc thonsnnrlsof
ynnng men of the most exalied talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwinn have entranced listening-Senates
wjih the thundursof eloquence, or
walagfB'ecstacy tire living lyre, may call wilh full
confidence. . -
MARRIAGE. '
Married pc-ons, orthosecontcmplatingmarriape,
being awaieof physical weaknes,, should irn medi
ately consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect
health. -V:
He who places himself nnderlhe ci reof Dr. John
ston m.iy reiiiiiouslv confide in his honor ns a cn
lleman, and eonAJently rely upon hisskill asa phy
sician. OKKICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK St.. 7
DOOllS 'FROM BALTIMORE St., (east side,)
UP THE STEPS.
f-B E P A l TICUL A R i n observing the N04 MJZ
and XfMBER.m you will mistake the place. J
A CURE IX TWO I)A YS, OR XO CHARGE.
No Mercury or Nauseovs Drugs Used.
TAKE NOTICE.
Da.. Johnston is ihe only regularly Educated
Physician who advertises his very extensive Prac
tise, and his- many Wonderful Cnr;s is a sufficient
guarantee to ihe afflicted. 'Ilwsc vlio vish lo be
speedily and effectually cured, should shun Ihe uumer
ouatrijiing importer, who only ruitt their heahh,
and apply to Dr. Johnston.
J) II. JOHNSTON. ,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London;
graduate fiotn one of the most eminent Colleges ol
ihe United Matet, and the greater part of whose
lite has been spent In the Hospitals of London, Par
is, Philadelphia. and lfewhere, has eliected some
of the nio.i ast.nihlnt cures that wereever known.
Many iroiibleil with ringing In I lie ears and head
when asieep, "real neioiit nst8,' teing jilarmed at
Fuddc n -sounds, nnd b.ishl'uiness. with frequent
blushing, attended sonn limes wiittcrangcii:etil of
mind, wire cured immediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided nnd impiudct,! votary of
pleasure finds he has imbibid the e(cda of .his
painlul disease, it too often happens lh$t anill-tim-tJ
sense of fhaine, ordn ad of Uis.ovory, deters
hiinfiom applying lo ih--se who. from 'education
and rrxpeeiubilily. on iilonc befriend hiiiY; delay
iiig till the constitiitiuiial sysmpluiiis of this liorriil
ei&ease 111a ke ihtir ii peurui 1 e tui h us ulcemted
sore throal. lises-i d note, noctural pains in Ihe
hcao and limbs, dimness of si. .Ju, deafness, nodes
hi the thin bones and arms, bloiclic on the head,
face and xttemilies pri.Kfcss'on uith frightlul ra
pidity, till at last the palate of the mouth or the
bonetof Ihe nose I a J J in. and Ihe victim of this
uv fu I disease bi comes u horrid object of com mi -scr.iiion.til!
deatn puts a eiiod lo his dreadiul suf
lerincs, by tei ding him to-"that bourne from
whence no iravelh r returns. ' To. ueh ihertlo-e.
Dr. Joliusioii pledges hliurelf to preserve the most
invUduble tt rti ty ; and, from hi extensive prac-
luc In the tirsl Hofpltnlsin I'.uropennd Ameiica.
heeun corifitl. nilv 1 eeomnieiid a safo-und speedv
cure lo tn-unlurtuna'e v;eliiu of li.is iiotliu dis
ease. Il is a melancholy fact, that thousands I. ill
vicMirs 10 iit.-s ureauiui uutnm: owing 10 Hie un-
skili'ili.i i-s H ignorant pit it ndeis, who, by the ntc
of that deiuil.v pois,n. mercury, ruin lh constilii
tion. nnd either send the unfortunate suflerr to an
uiitirm ly erve,or else ui-ke the rt sitluc of life mi
erabh'. TAKE PARTICULAR XOTICE.
Dr. J. addressee all tnose who h ve injured them
selves by private and improper indulgences.
These are S'me of the sad nnd melancholy ef
fee is, product d by eaily haliiis of yulh, viz:
V eakne.-s of ihe Hack and Iwmbx, Puins in ihe
Head. Dimness of Sight,, Loss of Muscular Pow
er. P:il: itaiion of -ihe- Heart, Dyspepfcy. Nervous
irritability. Derangement ff tie Digestive Func
tions, G.lneral Debility, Symptoms of Consump
tion, &c. ,
Al-rilully The feailiit t fit -els on Irie mind are
much to L.e dreaded ; lisx ol Memory, Confusion
of Ideas, Depression of Spjijts. Evil Forebodings,
Avirsi.m of Sot-it tt, Self DisliU'i, Love of Soli
tude. Tiiuirtiij, tic. ure some of the evils produced.
Thousands of person. of ullages, cm now judge
what is the cau;e of thi ir declining healjh. Los
in; iht-ir vior. becoming weak,, pule and emacia
ted, have n singular appearance about the eyei",
cuiteli ami ft inpittins of eonsumpiion.
Married Persons, or ilntse contempliting mar
uage, bting a ware of physical weakness, "slpiind
in 1 no din it ly consult Dr. J. and bt ictturtd lo per
fect health, i
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REME
DY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
By ll.is great and important rniieriy weukneM of
the organs is speedily cured and full vigi r restored.
Thoiisniids ef the iiinsi Aei vous and Debilitated
individuals who had lust all hope, hafcbeen inline
diaieiy relieved. A II unpeelinit nt 10
MARitlAGE.
Physical r Mentai Di qnaliiie.itions. Nervous Ir
ritubihtv Tn iuoffnr.8 and eukt.ets, or exhaustion
ol the moil tearful kind, speedily cuud by Or.
Johnston.
Voting men who hive injured themselves by a
certain practice indu'grd in when alone a habit
Inqueully leainrti from evil companions, or at
school, the cIi ets -f which are tiiuhtly fell, even
ben asieep. and if nut curt d, lenders nianiage
imiitissjlile. mr.d dtsiroys bo h mind and body.
. W hnt a pity thai a young man, the hope of his
country, and Ihe darli. g of his parents, should be
snatched tiom all prospects and enjoyments of life,
by the consequent ts ol deviating from the path of
nature, ui.a 11 cutting in a i.-crtini secret li.itut.
ft ueh peibor.s, belore eon empl.iiing
ilARXIAGE.
Should reflect lliat a sound mind and body ore the
most necessa'y reqitisiiis to promuie connubial
happiness, li.dettl. wiihoul these, the journey
Ihrontu life becomes a wear, pilgrimage: the pros
pect htuily darken to Hie view; ihe mind Leecines
sliadovwcd with despair nnd fill, d wilh the melan
holy Tt fleviion that the happiness of another Ce
eornes bliihf'd with out own.
OFF1CK NO. i aoUTIJ FREDERICK-ST.,
' Baltimobb, Ma.
All SSurgleal Operatlona I'eiloimed.
N. B-- Lei no f line delicacy prevent you, but
apply immediately either prrsunallv or b letter.
kiu Jicas teedily Cured.
TO STRANGERS.
Ttiemany thuus-tnjs cured al this Institution with
in the latt ten years, and the numerous impor
tant Sureiesl f 'peraiit r.s perfoimtd by Dr. J wit
nessed by ibe-Keportcrs ol the paper, and many
other pestms. ntiees til which hia ye appeared again
and again bef.ire the public, is a sufficient guaran
tee that ihe afflicted will end skilful and honora
ble physician
TAKE NOTICE. .
I I I wilh the greatest reluctance thar Dr. JOHN
STON permits hia card tt appear before ibe public,
deeming it unprofessional for a physician to adver
tise, but an less he did so, the afflicted, especially
M rangers, could not fail 10 full into ibe handa of
those impudent, boasting ttnposters. individuals
destiirite of knowledge, name and character, ped
lars, shoemakers, mechanics. e., advertising them
selves as phypiciars: ignorant quacks, ytilh filthy,
lying certificate of Great Wonderful Curt Iroui
persons wiio cannot be found, or obtained for a few
dollars from the Worthies s nil OegradetLand many
other cunning and contemptible artifices to entice
the afflicted, trifling momh after month, or ta lone
as possible, and in despair leave von wilh ruined
health. to friffh over your eallina disappointment.
It i I his motive that induces Dr. J. to advertise,
for Me alone eon cure you. To those unacquainted
with his reputation, he deems il nectssary to may
thai his cTeiteoeials or diplomas always Lang in hia
Office. -
wmiCES Or THE ORGANS Immediately
cured, and full vi?or restoied.
tS-ALL BETTERS POST-PAID-REMEDIES
SENTBV MAIL
Jan. 9ih, 13.3. n3-Iy-c.
W I L M I N (JTON
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
J II E Saliscribei having acctpted the agency i f
several lar;;e establishment? at the North wbirh
will fornish htm an unlimited supply of finished or
unfinished, foreign and domestic MA RULE of all
qualities, is prepared lolill all orders for
MONUMENT AND TOM 11 STON r:S,
and every oiherarticlein ihe line of the bu&ints
at reasonable rales.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING 0RCARVING
Executed as veil as can be done either North or
South.
Thebeal reference can be given. If rrquirrd.
JAS. McCLARANAN.
Jan. 6, 1854. t.
OUR MOTTO IS ' TO PLEASE"'
AT THE
VIImIns(oii Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
Manufactory.
Til E s ubscribcr resnec tl ully i nform t hep nblic
liiutnehaa recently received addition to his
stock of Saddle and Harness Mountings, Ac, the
latest and most improved style, and is tonstanly
manufacturing, at hi store on market street. every
description of articlein the above line. From his
experience in the business, he feels confident that
bewill beableto givccnlire satisfactions all who
may favor him with a cull. lie has now on hand,
and willcon8taiilly keeps lameaasortmen lof
Cofizh', (it 'j and Sultry Harness, Lady's Sfid'll'f,
BfidUs , Whips, tf-c, UciUlctnen's StKldUs, Whips
Spurs. iS'C. , "
allof which he will warrant lo be oin
1 he best inaierials and workmanship. A
He has also a I arse assortment of .
Trunks, a I Urn. Saddle and Carpet ll.igo,
Satchels, I'am y Trunks, &c, and all other ar
ticles usually kept in such establishments, all ef
which he ollerslow for CASH, or on shortcredit
to prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness.Trunks, Ro Jica 1 Cags,&c.
ir.. made to order.
In addition tothe above the subscribe ralwnes
keeps on hand a Urge supply of Strliis; leather ,
and has now, and will ke-;p through ihe season a
goodisEortmentof Kly Nc-tts.
Allarelnvilcd to c-all and examine my Goods,
whether in want or not, ns I take plea su re i 11 sli-w -
ing my assortment to all who may favor nie wit h
a call.
Harnesr and Coach Trimmings sold nt a fair
price to persons buying 10 manufacture.
Also, v nipp nr wnoiesate,
fllkindsnf Riding Vehit lea bought 1 r.. old
on oommiiion6. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
Feb. 7.J634. 139
FOX & POLIIEMUS,
59 Broad Slrctt, Corner of Beaver, N. York,
Otli'l- for sale the following lies VV Cotton Fabrics:
VT EW-ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22
i inch, ail numbers, hurd and soli; also all the
various w idtha of Canvass manulactured at I his ts
tublishmt nt comprising every variety known to the
trade, and ofl'crtd at the lowest rates.
UNITED STATES PI LOT DUCK Wotxlberry
and Mount Vernon Extra. A full assort mint oltlus
superior fabric.
W 1 1. ' 1 M ANTIC COTTON DUCK-16. IP, 20
and '21 inch, nil numbers, hard and soft. This fab
ric was a wardetl the highest Preuiium nt the Lon
don World's Fair, also hi our own State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUCK- Pl.iin and
Iwiiled, manufactured by Ihe GrtenwiodV Com
pany, a superior article for light sails, tents-, awninys,
tic; also. Mount Vernon Twill d Ravens. Howard
Havens, Pioneer and Piiomix Mills; Light ion
Ravens, plain 'iZ to 27 inch ; Heavv.do. do.
COTTON SAIL TWIN E A full assort ment.
TA li PA.ULINS, HAMMOCKS. STUFFS, Ac.
PAPER FI.LTINGbO to li inch, made very
heavv. expressly for drier It-Its.
CARCOVERING Cotton Canvass, ail widths,
from oO to 13U inches, and all numbers, madu ex
pressly for covering a nd roofing railroiio ears, is
perfectly nnd permanently water-proof, and tnoro
end ti rill".' than the car its- If.
F.N AM ELL1NG OA N V'ASS 30 3P, 40, 43 an J
50 inch plain nnd twilied, in every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING Of every description.
Seamless Base, woven whole, all size, in bn'estif
1 00, 200 a nd 300 j combining urength. utility and
cheapness, for grain and meal are unsurpassed.
Also, heavy Cotton Sacking, 40 inch C.invasd. 3
thread Worpand Filling, heavy twilled, do. do ,20,
22, 40 and 44 inch.
WOOL SACLS Woven whole all sizes, a new
and desirable ai tiele.
Feb. 21. 144-ly-e.
TIIOS. B. CARR. JJ.D. D. D. S.
PRACTICAL DENTIST for thclast ten years,
Charges for
10 or less artificial teeth on fine gold plate.
each, S 7 Of)
An entire eel ef teeth rn firp gold plate, 10 f
IMuo tin gold with aninclal gums, 13. 00
Dino on Ptatina plate wilh artifi- . -elaJ
gttms, . ---- - : i
Upper or uiiilcr dit'o, 1 fi li, 75 CO
A i'voi tooth that e inn.it i,e di tin p uUh-
e I ftoin Ihe natnr;il, .
A line fcold rilling, varravtcd erirovent. 2 f0
Do. snd destroying ihe nerve 43 to ! 0'
Extraeting a tooth, 50 cts. 10 1 0:
Bel denlifries and looih brushes always en hand.
Every operation varran'rd totlve entire sutl.-fie-ll-
n. Tit th inperted immediaii ly after ihe extrac
tion of 1 he fangs and remodeled after the gums
have ahrunken wi'hout addiiionul charge.
Office 011 Msrkel-ft , 2 doors below the Church.
V ilmingion, N. C, April 22. lG-lf.
HHAT SUPEltlOR BUTTER HAS COME!
i. 4 fii kins all from the dairy of Adam Wr
ner, ihe most celebrated dairy i-i rVcw Vork . IC'0
boxes Cheese ; 50 bbls. Snperior Pink Eye. Pota
toes; 5 hbls. Liuck wheat Flour. All for sale by
Dec. IG. W. M. SHI.RWUODci CO.
!TKJ
1VJ phonse De Lamartine. Among the ci lebiatt d
eharacti rs of whom tkett hes are given in thc.-o
volumes, are Nelson. Heloise. ColinnLiip, Pal'scv
Ihe Poller, Ciei ro. Homer, Joan of A rc , Tene'on.
and olhtrs of no less wide a d;vemity ol poyitpin,
fortune and age. 2nd supply of this popular
work arrived and for sab ly J. T. 31 UN OS.
Jan. 9. 123.
CARPET AND OIL CLCTIIS
CUT, made, and put down, by
WILKINSON & ELFR,
Paper Hangers and Upholster.
Sept. 29. ' &x
COAL.
QfVf 1 HIIDS. to arrive per Sicamrhip North
CJI Carolina, fru-n Philadelphia, by
Dec. 30. GEO. HARR1SS. ,
NOTICE. . - -s
JUST receive by the subscriber arid (" olt
' Bbls. Whiskey ; - - r'-'
4 qr. casks French Brandy t ' -fill
boxes f assorted tandics t '
30 do. Cheese; "-r
10 hah" bbls. Hiram Smith Flour
10 whole do. do.;
800 bags Table Sail ;
40 bbls.-assorted Sutra rs, Ac'
The above articles will be sold low on thon
time, but lower for lash.
Dec. 16. W. U. S. TOWNS HEN D.
- ww--- -- -
EMPTY SPIRITS BARRELS.
500
Adams.
PRIME second hand empty Spirits Tur
pentine to-rels, just landed from Btiir A.
ruriueuf , AUjIllSUU.SLU.
ilee.30.
v U'J.
SPERM CANDLES & SPIRIT CASKS.
Of BOXES Sperm Candles; 2 prime New
JJ Spirit Casks, antra size, for sale low 10 close
consignment. T C. WORTH.
Oct. 5. . yii.
- TOE FOSSIL SPIRIT.
A BOT'S DREAM OF GEOLOG V. by Joiin
MilLM. D. JuH DublUhed. For sale SI
Jan. 16 S. W, WHITAKER'S.
SACK SALT.
I ClTlfi Sack ia slo'e, for sale In lot lo suit
lUUUby kUssELL & BRO.
Jan. 23.
I.J.
1 BBLS FAMILV h'lAtCR, Jual In Sior,
1 I and for sale by QUINCE CO WA N.
Not. 23. IOC