. .ll-USUBl '-.J.-BU'.J'Uatf'i. 'l.SuaVBSJBSSSSa
r-:. !' num. Thf market I sraHrnifhine
ed. Pilrv are st'lT r but hot quotablT higher
Lard Iptd a-dvancd I.'
Naval Strv e The market is steady ni pric-
art nnrhaniri4-( . - '.-.
.km'T Mrket.s-The rrlobejr market Is easier
The batik hs reduced lis Mfe tn 41 ht cent.
Cn"l for money r- qmii.tt at 92 a 921.
United Stales clocks ar better : also State se
cn-ities. .
Frni the BJtr' Cncnlar : Ashes-Tin market
a unit! anl nnchsngeil.
Ctfi.n Stiiek of it itln in port 615 000 bales
iricln lrrtr JJS7 610 Im'e Anieiirsti wnnn.
15 M-Hig Br tho t& Co. qnt I lie Lrourh-n mar
kefs. folh-w-i. Iron Welsh u-uls m hoard an
q Ootid at i 7 ttd & 10s.; Scotch pig iron
q noted a l 68.
JOB, BOUK,
casd ah id TAnir
COB.VER. OF rOXT iVD tlABKCt 8TRF.ET8,
' WILMINGTON, N. C.
Particular Attention pair! to the Kollowlt
kiwis of Letter Press Print!' g.
of Exchange,
fHli'a of Lading,
L'cok,
f'on',
tSeriiii:atty
Khrc'kt,
t ireuiirt,
ihaflt. .
Entries of Merrhandiae
rlandbdU,
ImcI
I Aire Blank,
Xofes
Potrr,
ft' ceipta,
It. tea of fre'.'it.
. - dc- tf-e , tf-c
And PLAIN AND KANCY PRINTING, m evt
ry aWcription, done in ihr min in man
tier, and on ihe itn- reasonable ttrtiis
.Wihuin-iton. August 17, 1851.
JUST RECEIYi D BY (J R. FRENCH,
, FK Ks H supply of PER R V DA Vis' V KG E
rv TABLE PAIN KILLEti, in er.ti,e Nw
rict.i To be sore tint y oi tet ihe genuine !,rt-
ii-ine. inquire, lor he New Dress with two fineen-
gravd sii-tl label j tin each bottle.
April 19. 13-tf
, . N. c.
BACON.
Bm-on hoc round, ins! re
C!f'f I.Ri. N.U. Bacon
ceived pf r Kail I ond, and I'm ! by
Apnl 21.
ZENO H. Gil KEN K.
B
tT.tOU'S DOLL A It MOXTHIV MlGV
Z I N K, for May, received urn) for ai
April 19. S. VV. WHITAKKR'S.
EMPTY BARRELS.
QQC PRIMK econd-hird Empiy Barrels, just
-fc. J iiinded and
i for sale by
April 19.
ADAMS, BRO. & CO.
: TH1E OO PARTNERSHIP of P. K DICKIN-
X St) fc t'O, i ihi d iv din?"olv-d iiy mutual
' coi) nt. The buin. .- of the firm will be atliltd
by either uf the Co partner.
P K. DI
:KI'SOX,
HDBT II
TH)S D.
April 10, 18S5. 1
WALK Kit.
IMm.
THK CO-PARTNEItsiI P of PAHSLEV,
IcUAE & tt., is thi day diol ed bv niu
tiiil consent. The sisfnuture of the firm will be
used only fur Ihu cloaing up f ihp bu.iiness.
O. G. PAltsLEV,
J NO Melt Ah,
VV. G. JONES.
April 10, 1S35. 12-lm.
T'HF. TTNDERSIGNED hnv pnrchnard irHrcn
I lire Interest of P. K. D1 KINN Sr CO. in
the Gaston Milla, and of PARS LEV, McHAK
t'O. in the Hilton l ilU ; and have ;i.-sn it.-it
ihemslyr toeeiher nnder t lie firm of PAtiiiLEV,
CeW AiN & t O..
They will continue the transaction of the Lum
ber ltu!iin'K in all it branches; and hope to re
tain the eorrtapondence of the old Kirn.
O ii. Plt.s.Kr,
ROltT. II . t:t)VA.V,
JNO. AIcRAE,
W G. JONES,
DAVID S. COVVAN.
April 10, 155. 12 if.
Journal and Herald copy.
LOOM!' PR ACTICAL ASTRO OM V.--An
Itiirodiii'tion to Pr clival Aironouty, wish a
coll- clion of Astrononpcal T.ihles. By F. I i i L'miiii
is. I.. L. D. Just publihd. K.cfivi-d mid f .r
aaleut S. VV. VVHITAKEb'S.
. Apiil 17 14.
NOTICE.
At a meeting of Hie Cotuniissioners appointed
wrnlT the Act of Incorporation for l In purOMnt
criatina the c:nital.i.ti.k of Ihe Wilmington,
Chaihfe & Itutlierf.irri Kailr.:id CotnKtuy licl.t
this I4'h day of March 1855, in lh town of
, Wadc-boro , t wa-t litvU&d That Im kn !
V cicd er au Script ion to the capit.il t.K-k in the
n iliniiigfi.ri. LIi ii li.it.' & Ktithfilord KailroHil at
Ihf il.u-e- ainl !iy the MrMii (l.-.-inait-d in th
- Act Ittcorpoialion uf Mtiil Road, on the 2'nl
Monday (thr Vlih) in Ar:il u-x "
Noiicv N h r by ,'ivcii that Itooks will lie open-
i ar no-i iiohitis pino-H. , MONDAY, A.rii
inea.n ii.r. f.r siUiti iptiorm to ili i-apital.stock
l Oh. Wiiminxton. C'liarlotl. & Riiihi'iToid Kail-
roart, uikI.t the dir-ciion of tin- followins t r-ion:
Wilm notos George Davii. T. C. Worth. A
II. VaitBokkeWn, John C. Lalta. Mile Co-tin
. K. rrench. J. II. Flaimer Edward K'ddur S.
D. Wallace, A J. DiR-.-wet, Jr., John A. Taylor.
n .'iioicuea auu k. ll Covrao, or a m;ijority
them.
WHtTKSTiLtK Ciilvin Hivn.s. T. S. Memory.
W. M. Baldwin, Win. Fiiuk'aud fhos. Smith, or a
majority oi tiiem.
- Lksnjn's Stomb Harnes L nnon, Tltotuaa L
: i tr . a . " .
9 nu. i-uvci i-eaeocK ana Alarmt duKc I'owell, or a
majority of Ihrm.
Kta Bixrr Alva Smith, AngnMna Smith. Joo!
Co lev and W. L, WilliiniHon or a majority l'ihtin.
MMBetiTi.M-joiin T. roe, E.I ward Lcts
EoU't. S Frt mli, fibert E. Troy. Edmund lie-
IT o 1: . i . . .
u. u ij r i iiiiiau iimj, uai uiicuuel. or it
iiirjoifty of them.
t."i. College Arch 'd Smith. Malcolm Pur.
cell John Gilchrist, sen.. Dr Neal McNair, Wm.
S llra and IVter A. McEachiu, or any three of
thrill
Lal-rinsbcro John M illory. John Fairh y John
Gilch-iMt. Jr., D. C. Mclntyrt', Dan I Mi K intion,
,Jt L. Fait ley W M Mcair, Duncan M. Lam in
and Rev 1 ho. Gih.xon or anv thrc of thvin.
Kocjcingham -Wither F Lake. Mial Wall. Wm.
B Colt Gen. Alfred Dockrrv, Stephen Cole Co!.
Joo W. Covington and K. 3. McDonald, or any
three of Ihem.
- WDKBao' II. B. Hammond. G-r. W. Little
fi W. Cle K. F. LHly p O Smith J.. White:
J. R Haig-ravt Pnnlitj Richard.-m, and Jas. Med
Jer. tr any tvhree of them. k
Ei.izBKTtiToWN J uk Q. McDtigald. John J.
'Me.MtlUo. Jno. A. McDowell. Thos C. Smith and
Dnncan Croninrlie. or anv three of them
Mo.NKor. . Ukion Co Hugh IIon.on, Sam'l II
; "Walktip Hugh Wilson. Msen CtUhhertson Jona
than Tmll. M. Sluart and W. W. llart, or anv
tbre of tbem.
s Hamilton a Stobs-Wbi. Hamilton, Wm. L. Sti
jall and Caiy Tidon.
Datih' Gold Mink-Wm. Houstoo, Capt. James
SIoiiton and Wm. Hudson.
Wilson' Stobk Geo McCain, Jno. Stewart
Col Wm. Walk up and Hugh Wilson. -.
HowtHos Stohic - Robt. Howard. Robt. Howie
And Col. Jaa. A Dunn. ;
Chilott8 Wm, Johnson, Gen. John A. Yontu;
John Irwin. Leror Springs, John Walker, Wm.
Maxwell Win. l! Matthew. Williamson
W. W. EIm, C J. Fox and Win. R. Myers, or
msjorty of them. ' .
Lincolntom Henry Cansler. John F. Hoke, L
D ChUds. J. F. Alexander and Benjamin John
on or a majoiity of them.
Dallas James H. White. Alex. Iloyle. Dana
Jen kin. Japr St owe and Wm. Sloane, or a ma,
jonty i.rthem. . . ;
SHKmr-Dr, W. T.. J. Miller. Dr. Tho Wil
liam Charlea Blanion, Wm. Roberta and a. C
Durham or a majority r.f them. !
RcTBUBroaDToMw. Miller. Rami Wilktngs,
Roh rt O. Twitty. A. L;an ami T. B. Jostico, cm
a majority of them. . - ,
And at aucb other places, and t nch other
pcraona. as m majority of tk Commls.iowra at
CTirlorte may direct. ALEX McRAE CU'n.
Wiftuington, N. C, March 20, 1855.
"HAVE Y0D SEEN SAM !"
rjHE Iler of SW Jaelntt. The Lire of Sa
-1' Moua on The Pioneer Geeeral Presided'
. -""enJi'tr taterman.Tha tmrn Inirretuins
Book f i ha 4if.. Jual ffon thi- Prens For Mite ai i
- AftUUt t Si W. WUiTAKKll'a.
,JF SfHli. LOUISA PF.AKX Kellry, wfll
dej-pjuch for b- abo.pori. Vvr
. -Vsari frcf "hi or paaause, apply, to ' ,-
April26. J.. I'Li.NSF.a
FOR FRFIGnT OR CflAKTER.
. Tlliv.frai ni:ieg S c Utw er ttf& ' RC F.
rf 4'UfIsS'CtMaiin, and JULIA. C'f tu
Applvto GEOlGUA'RKISS
April 2j. ' "v IS).
FOlflilLL, EGUXnT
x.f THK A. I. rwo 1 Karq-rr- 'ATI f A RINK,
j-vp Oupt. Watts, iil lave .deapati-h tot i lie
above poit. For frcithtor p'agl. b ivit.g
superior accoiiimudatioiiv, apply ' -April
24. J. II. FLA NN Eft.
FOR NEW V0RK.
: THE Htib LOUISA SK.AKS, Kelly, find
-r'.-t Schr. SOUTH KUN BEL1.E. Pow. II, wil
nave netipatcn as aov. ror tre'trnt or
passage. uppl) to J. II. KLANiNEIt.
Api il 24. 18
FOil l-IIILAUELFiHA.
MERCHANT'S LINE. .
TllEpicifi cho.mer DAVID F ll'sT
C;it. N wi-im ir. and Schr. liHOD
BKVUH.ip' . will hi ve desmieh
for Ihe Shove port. For freight or p .ssnotp. apply to
April ZU . J. ntJU J iJ.
FOR NEW YORK.
lilt-, pneket citrs. n hLK K, -apa n
Xlutes. and VV. A EI.LI t.npt . lei.
will liiivf dt pa'CO lor the at.ove port For
lrei;i, nr as;iffe, :t Iv trf -
P''I H T O. VTOSfTH
FOR NEW YORK.
NO. .Til TATK I I E.
THK p.fkel Sehr. t-HTHI MIG PI 'J P
''P. Moni, will h i vi rl ii .!, Ii f,,r th
X r'f above p.irl For Irci-xlo or pfcne. nt'iifv
o J. !i BLOs-OM
.-vpn!2l. OS
NEW LINE of SI REW STEAMSIHS
TO SAIL BKTIVKRS KK l YOKK A .V
GLASGOW.
TH K "iKle Serew Steam Ptickel
"7 'int.in 's new te:im-hl. 'lvl
" - iri" ; B d Petrel, are i aleinle.i to sail h i
-From 'vew Vorii. fll.VDK VVcilnes.l.iv, Augns-i
6th, at 12 o'e .n k, noon.
Kitten of P.is.iiee, (-lewrd' fee ineludei!.)
'hitf Cabin, 'I'. A iimiitd niiMil.tr of il.ml
las passengers will be luken mid Mipplhd i't
nod J-no fomiiM-iably enoked provUionN, at a2
Berths not geur. il till pai,) lor. Theie cew
strsini-hint have In to hnih ;ind filled onie.pres
! for I he I note, on lllf ni.ifl :i.priiril piinepu.
fc securiniT oii ty, comfort nd pe d ; and curry
tuch at experienced tirpem
For Freight or Passage apolv to
IMBKHT P TONT,
3' Bro dBV, N. V.
Money orders srnnted on Gin-i-ov. . in m.his d
1 --terlin and upwards, pa; able on dcin-md.
Aug. 4. bill.
HOI SE FOR RENT.
A Comfor'ahle Pwellins; House, w ilh 6
Rooms, 4 of them wi;h ri e places, n smut
pantry, wlrh a J ne essarv out bni!dins. a
arge gurdt n aid coil wt tl ct an r. i:u;i. ti on
l-.C-'rnerof I lock ..rid Old Bom.diy Jstreits ntnr
Miles Cosiin, Esq. Ap(ly to
Ht)S. F t; UE,
T. k uOijr.M)
Jan.-20;h. 1 8" 5. 12."3-tf.
J. & H. copy.
CHOLERA.
Certain Cure for lira disease, may be fout.d
- in the use of iei ry D.ivia Vegeiable
PAIN K ILL Kit. -
ST. LOUlS,,iVl. , Jui.e 14th, 18t9.
Mr. A. T. Woodward, Avail of j'erry IjatW l'ain
Killer. . .
Dear sir I ltel it a duty 1 owo to the public,
to inaiie kuuwn Hie v.iuu of Davia' i'jiii tviliur,
and my -.ipuiii-iit e in a.-iu it lor some ui to.
coniplatmalor h hicti it is highly n c u n.ei.i:id. lu
Apri' iUkI, on your recuniuieiidutior, 1 pinch .m .i a
viie dollar bottle of ou lor puiua litis ho li I
have lorn; been uld cleJ, and nuut ute ol it on in)
trip down to Atw Orie.ti.s, nh lite inoet ;rui.
tytng and bcnencral eli'.cts. On my re um tup to
ihia city, the Cto h r., ni.ule it appearance mn .ng
-otue ol iii paseengrrs. 1 made u.-e ut the t'atii
Killer, haviug no oilier rtiui iiy on board, and iv
my surprise and gratification, lotind it gave immc
Uiate relief! On my arrival in at. Louis, I culled
on you and got lour large botile?,und elated lo you
ffiy confidence in it as jn iniaMible t. holt ra rcnu i)",
acd temai king to yt.u ihut 1 uunied nootlter Chol
era rcntetly on my boat. 1 initde U!e of ihe four
bottles on my trip to New Oil, ana and back, for
Cholera and koine oilier cimpl.iints for which ii
waa recotnnieiided, and met wiiliihe most aston
ishing success vihtn 1 oidend frun ou
more one dollar boil i. a Jincc ihtn I l.ave matle
tw o more trips lo New Orlt ans anrt ba-.k, anil
on rny previous trip up, 1 had more than
SEVENTY CASES OF CHOLERA
On board, when the JAAV KILLER wis imme
diate! used with the most u'.onishlug rexitlts. In
nil cases where it was used in time, a gave teliei
in a very short linn ; and 1 can ulili onfi.ieiue
S'iy to the public, that in all of the that maizes oi
tliolera, when taken in time, it is in mv opinion,
an iufaUible remedy; and uiiira lair trial with ii
lor several wevkv, und for four trips to New Or
leans and back, and Ufing ii lor Cholera and for
oiher e.mplaints (or which u is rprointm nii.d, .o
cousidf rati n would induce me to Icivepon with
out a good supply belUvini: it lo be a medicine
in .t no officer id' a boat or any fatuity would be
without a single day after using one bottle. Be
lieving it to be the most valuable family medicine
known to ihe wm Id, lor all ihe diift.rent complaints
or which it is recnii'mer.ded.
P. ai. Please stud me six larje bortTrs flr lliii
trip. J. M. BiiOADvvELL,
Captain Steamer Atlantic.
I r oat cordially 4nite with Capt. Broadwell in
reccmmending Perry Davis' Pain Killer to the
public, having' myself bten severely attacked with
ihe Cholera, and found relief in a few t ours bv
using the Pain Killer, and have myself admini
Jercd it lo more than fifty persons attacked with
the Cholera.' and when used in time, a cure war
ffeeted in a few hours, and take pleasure in re
commending It to ihf public asan invalual le med
icine, that na individual should be without a sin
gle hour. JOHN N HOKFF1NGEU,
iterii ateumer Ailantn.
Davis Pais Killm. In to-day's Union will be
found an advertieinent of this celenra'ed remedy
The certificatea appended from the captain unit
cletk of lh: Stvamer Atlantic, we know tube gen
uine, and loundeu on tacts, a trtev verbally rtaieti
in our otfioe ihe substance of what th.-y pn'hli-h.
" .i . - ... " Xous La ton.
The Pain Killer la sold bv G-orge ft, French,
VVilmingtoo; C- C- Green, Elixabeth Oitv ; Jauie
V. Caroier, Ncwk-rn ; VV. H VV tllard. VN suhini;
lon and by Drsggists and Grocers evervwnere.
April 191 55. ? y : 13 -3m.
THR FOUXTAIN; PEN has been trrraly In.'.
I proved, bv nlncin the fountain farther fn.o.
the point. Thj only objeetioa K these btlng thi
very be.-1 pen in use beta no sremoved. we hav
just received a kuge supply, anticipi'l rj the de-'
maN win oe equal. a.- VV. VV UITAKF.K.-"
April 13. t ...... ' - - 15. -
ORATORS AND STATESMEN.'
fAIIE lautt rmin-ni Orators and S'Ht.-.ien c'
Ancient and Modern timt s; containing t-ke'ch-'
es of thet r Lives. Sfpeeimena of their Fn'r-rtnm
an-t an estimate of their Grrtin. Bv Diivid A
Harsh.,-) ust published Rt -reived -d for sale at i
April la. 8. W. TViliTAKEJl'tf.
UaLIxgTwN and vr:LCo r. r,
Ktigfr tn4 tSuu-'M .uic . VV.. & VV. R, R. Co
. ; -. ; l't bruary I, ISL5.
- .- - GOING XO TH. - "
"I'll E p serrer iraiits-ver tlds road will, until
m itir'iier noth-e. run a" lothtms
Fi-st(l'Xiire?t MaCi) tiatn Ivuv.-s VVilmingtoo at
6o-lKk A Vf. -
ICeactieh Goldboro'ai A. jVTv " . ,
Ariitesat Wtkiimal 1:6 P. M
Stcund (At-cuuiuiod i ion .Mail) train enri rip?
tme-fn ! ear . av. V t.nun . ion nrlOfl P. ii.
HeHt hct- Ot.(ihoi .. f.n p r 31.
Arrive at W t htm 12 ut in-hi.
GOIN'i: .sob I'll
First Train k av.s VVeklon at -i.':00 M.
Keach' t-tioidsi oro'lii 3:15 P. Al .
Ai net s nrV jituin'on 7;3'i P M .
r-tcond Train Icav". s eblon irt ii:C0 P. 31.
Reaches Oohitiiior' I:3o A ih"
Arrives at V ilmiii; ..n't .'SO' A- M
Fare to GolU.sboio" 2.fn' j to i ldon S5 Abon't
line rent iwr Hide iMta is t lia ted pasat-iiets uho
tlri not ftrtcurc tickcie at Vie tt.Uiont
Ihroui'hti ke a 'i 'al'.ioiore lo PhiUdel-
pht:t ; to N'c-w York 15,30.
55Ti kt is "will not he .-old t" tn-srro in. person
t xoresf Frtiiht- (i.y .Vt-coiiimoitati' n Train)
wil- be ehart'e. tl 20 per tent e.rra; and such
r iiriit in go Nonh be ni the Depot by I
oYI-h-K P. M '. and ina.ketl ' xjTct l-'reiyht Tv o
freight tr:.ins ti in t k w ill t n " gilarly ihrotipli
to Ueklon, e.tiiyiiv lrii hf both waa On-tr.tir
will inn rt .-an nrli as f ir n rtn as Gtrldsboro', nd
rnco n li nwiih the N ". It. V , and two olh
i r vvav Triiinswit sen as fai nonh as niav be re-qidi-.l.
tt.tir) fii; l:t i.t :A: irtei eciate statior s
A I dues on d iwnw ir i irti. ht itii'bt t' J nid on de
livery at iiniin: ton
. L. FREMONT. Gcn'l. Su.Vr.
Feb. 3 Ut.
WI!
& WELB0N &' N. C R. ROAD.
tii .oiG'i i''.!i:ic:i i's.
Fko t c-'t's t srrtcK V..t& vy. R li.
V'v i iiiiraioi;. N . ... Ft b. U'll-. ltS5 i
' ' R KLi : T t in i'niicalon or anv t.i'Mii oil
S th.-W.vV VV, i! K t :inv frt'iun on the Norrh
-' 'aro iua it. It . nnd ;! from any .'Mat ion on' ihe
, . ij it. it lo VV uiuuiioti or oii. rpoiorn . tin
VV, .t VV. I". IJ , wH e Iran lit, pi tf and imwirdi d
from G. ildsiioro - J'rce of cluirgt for tiansluiunl.
f-r
By ihi" l":h of March mxt artangrinents wil be
i inte by whiili li.i.ils.niii pr-tl u e t oni ihe inte
rior for ttf iptiit rt irom-o to be s- Id in V iiinini;
i n.and Ik It nit - ta tor the inti riot, will be de
livered or received tm the 'o,nipany's wharf Iree
it charge lor vt harfie or dray age. . -
Dm rue from VVilnit hiou to Rah ih bv Rail
roail, IJ i iiiil -.-; from Hatctgh to Pol trinonth Va..
7G' r!iiJ';- c nee 4" miles.
trti-hton it'b.r tl oi Flt ur frero Orani-e io
U i min. inn is 2il t ems k than jt i.- from 0:arigi
to Portsmouth, Va.
S. L FREMONT. Snp't.
Fch 13. 13- 3m.
NO TH E.
cVi-j3. l3-iS53 fSHrOi
Office VV 1 1 s o. , i;aui,'h It. IX. t'onipa- y
VV'iLMiNof os. N. " Jaiut irv lo'.h, l!r"5,
iROI and aiier thi date, tl-e P:t!--t ni r ac
coiitiiiod.i1 ion train wil: hove for W..i0ii ai 3
. -I. vw nri-.i- vi I oriva it l!j o'eloet;, A. VI.
I his ehatiee t f t-hediile Is made to connect with
the V. i lu'HJ'oi! A Marie nfii-r I 1 1 Una f over
v' i ; i t I ty r iin -vill e h re tftcr t tin. connec'mLi
with ihe Ifea.'s Si.nrh.
t"lThe U "if Uttnd ti Is now regnlatod bv tt
n w Statidur.l Ctoe1,, m id. h is ai prc.-ent about 10
initititcs nticiid iA the tov n nine.
FREMONT,
' Knincur & .Superintendent.
Jan loth, I?"i. 12-tf.
TOWING
BY STEAMER CUHOUN
OftDKRN for to wi nghy STIC A M I
f; iMI.IH)l!.. will have attention
Ict'i t the office of
"GEO. IIARRIS.S.
Nov. 16. - 105
TOWAGE ! TOWAGE ! !
STF.V.VIEU SamIi. ;irj ,V M Gtttb
ric, master ; Steamer t 'alhopn. Jot
sprinss. niasii r, are rcadv at all
times fot aiiMni'.-s.
Ordcis tor lottuefwill have
prompt a
lenlion if left aiolliee of
At?ent.
ft AKItf ."?.
GEt.
June ! 1
T
T PASSENGEI iSV
t r"! -oTEAVIFU "K.I I R V ,
V!v,V. Wilmington fur Fjhi'iv
' til Ii ave
i!!e. i vn V
l.i y and Thnr-ilav .VI ort iiiir. a
'J o 'ciot-i., mid r i c: e die for V pti.tt g'ort. e rv
Wc.lnes.da a nd Saturday, .t sun rtse. with pas
st-nneM and freisht.
JAMS E. MlCTT.-t, Arent.
March 3. 147 if.
FOR RLNT. :
TII VT iti-sirnldo llw'elltnft (.iltintrd nn
fr;i)fta Front Si rt et. between .Vlnihnrv and Wol
l4jji n"i. next north td the residi nee of Mr. It.
F. Blown. For it-tins. nppt to
RA.vKIN tV MARTIN,
Oc.5. South W a!er-i-t.
BA NK OF CAPE FEAR.
'I'llE liOO(C for subscript. on to the Increased
i tJitpilai St k of the Bark of l.'ape ar, ac
otdi.nii to the piovisie.ns of the Art of the (ii iie
ral Assembly " of mi?. Mate, ratified on the I6t h
lay ol February, ti-aa, are. now .opt n ai the Bank
TH ta. li. WRIGHT, Pris t.
March 29. l&iS. ti-tf.
I N eonseq'tence of the scarcl'y of Money, and the
1 delay ol our customer to pay lln ir accounts,
we are compelled t ceasu operat I.-ns at our ,V1 ill
for thirty days. It must be obvious to every re
flect ft r mind t hat, w iihom some degree of prompt
ness it payment of oills, it will he impossible fnr
ns to coniltiel our business to our own satisfac
tion, or tho interest vf out etistomers
THOS. SU.ITII & CO
April 10. II. and J copy SOdays. 11-lm.
F0i' REST.
A Fine ROO.M newlv filled un. -nSpp.
S.ia ond street. Apply to
J14L KANKIN & MARTIN.
, Sept. 23.- , , 83.
WHISREY! WHISKEY!!
CI BBt.s. just received from New York, and for
tVlsaby JO.-. R. BLOSSOVI.
April 17.
14.
EMPTY BlRREIS.
Kfr SKl.rO D-HAND. of ch ice rt-jalitv.
tW v i K.ir i
sale by
UUSbKLL i 11 li.
133.
Feb. 13.
RYE WHISKEY.
DOZ. Bottles pure old Rye Whiskey, of su
perior quality, r'or Bale by
12
April H). , , L. X. BARLOW.
I PICKLED nERRING.
,Tf A BBLS. p.ime Nova .Scotia, just received, and
JU for sale by , ADAM, BRO. & CO.
April 19. ' . 15-
PERSONS In war.t of Old Liquet- will find it to
their advantnse to call upon the subscribers,
where they can find
Old Ports ; Old Jamaica Rum ; . ,
s hemes Scotch VV biskey t - y
Madeira; t, Irl-h ":
!cup'pernonf ; Holland Gin ; " -
Bounces; " Giuoer aitd Raspberry Brandies
AM of which they oflVr in lots to suit, put up in
demijohns, ol" from one t five gallons. Call and
taste. -QUINCE &- COW AN.
April 7. , . . It.
ATTENTION ALL !' 4 ,
U7"E this day call the attention of all in want tSf
the ioliowing articles, to give ua a call, as
we have just received '
, tiO bids. PriitHi PI inline and E.nioa Potatoes;
70 botes choice Codfi-h. fiotn 44 Down East;"
3H bv "fli'ce, assorted of all kiuds;
1 20b hie sugar - ,
15 Firkins Lard, N C, choice;
50bbls-N O. Molasses t ,
.""T40 kea Nails; - " " fc
" 3 ton Hoop tron j -;
5i) bbls Roe Hefrini lartre snd fat.EaMerB.."
vApril2l. WM.SHKKIVOifDAAO.
RECEWED THIS MOllllNt. B
express- ;
.A3E Gent's and Vomh'f fine Pans ma, Mara-.
1
. evi and Granada liats. a hand; ome lo.
i in i l " i Liiujjwji-a. J-ii 'imi.mil aTit. 1 1 in
ADA IS At CO'- (IR BAT XOit til "
AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS!
fAKHY PACKAliEVef every desriiptieft fd
V Petcrsbtira Kb hmc-i Kredrles sburg-" Wash
i,nf?ton it Ports oooth, Norfolk, Baliinioro, &e.;
in cnrgt of .P-peciat nicsmngfirt, r.,
JOilN L-tJANriVKLL.JVeenl
, Office On Front, near Marker xl.
May IS. ' .' " - 27-tf. '
THE ADAMS EXPHESS CO M PAN Y.
1TTOULD it-pectiui!y
VV having elTeted eon
ii.l'-iin it public, that
contrttctsi wi'tlt the various
Railroad Companies "JfoHih and West, for the
nan--p ri toon rf PA Itt.ELS, Fl EIGH I'S.
siE:IE, VI E 'ftril AN DISE, dec. by pas naei
trainsin connect!"?! with their N-orthcrn .uteri,
as ht-rt fofire. to the Northern cities by hot It, land
oifc, ia V iln.n't'vnt Baltimore, Pnil.tdelphia,
New Vork anil Boston and also to New ork bv
s'eatrtisj they are ritw pretmred to forward to
Auaiina, Savatinaii, Jlaron, : Columbia. Ann rictts,
Atl mta, t'hattanooira, Knoxvllle, Na-hvillc itmi
Vlonig.imet-, and 'here connecting with the boats
tor -Vlnbile and New Orleans, to whom ihey will
deliver as per order; For the' better security "of
VI on res. Jewelry and Oilier valuables,, an Irnn- safe
i- plated In cacti Express I ,"nr, areotrinanied w i;
in experienced messeneer, who has the e.r!rtsve
e ire and custody td" 'his eSpre-s ear, and w-ho-e
business it is to rerreiire and deliver poods and
p.trct is tit the agents at stations on the line of the
roil' . ' .
WfyaT,'l''n'nr at'pntion is paid to the colfeef ion
ol .Notes, Prafo- arsd bills nnd to the Sulh clfon of
hjlls on the defiverv of Goods.
Such facilities for the s-pec-dy tranpniisston of
G mmIs hav ir 2 never before been orH fed to the
pnloie t.i'u:h Hie South and VVest, ihey trust it
w ill be eppn eiated bv the rnisinss rum nttntiV.
. JOHN L. CANTVVELL, A -ent.
Jan. 11. 124 tf.
EXPRESS CARD.
'HE luWitiie rct-fteetfittl inloinniif ihai 't'h
duns Express Cuiripanv lutve "suit."li.heil
OiTtces in Co n n ii.i and ' amden. Snu'h Carolina,
and ar prt pMieil to forw aid every d'srtrriplion of
aetawes in rhe t' lerior of Nonh of sijuih Curt-
lina. via those offices. i
Oct. 31. - "tS-lf
EXTENSION OF THE EXPRESS.
,.,,., ,
T
MIK AD V VIS FXPiSE
v - . .. -
I leasu ie in inloruiin" ilieir pinions and the
ptttilic. that they have extended their line over do
s.,t,ih Side Rail Road, and are daily fsrwardina
jood-i and vahiabics &('.. to Stations .llf nj; IllC line
ot that ruSd ai d the inti tior ol Viiinia"
Oct 1634. ,; 93-tl.
FREE READING ROOM ,
the eonvet.it nee nt'ilie public we wilt
Fk
keep files of a few of the principal Wwspapers.
ADA AI S tf- C ' S . EX PR KS ,
From, near Market st.
May 19. 27-tf.
COMMISSIONERS' IIALL.J
Tckmiay tviMMi, .March 2 th. lSo".
At a meeting of Cotiitiii.vioticts ait'l hot va to
pen liotiks i:i VVi ' in i t. t irt . for subset ipf kips to
the cad ill slock !' the VVriluiingtiiii Ch.tr'ottt
anil Rttthfif.iril Kail Road .esfiit A J. Dtr-Ros-et
Jr.. J II.FIittipfi- R II Cowan. 0 It. Fri uc!i,
V. II V:tiiB..kk. leti J. : l. HH Miles Cdslitt, Ivl
waul Kidder and S. D Wallace. ..-t
On up ii ton R. II. t'otviin w as iippoiuteil Chait
tliaii, tind S. I. VVjil.iee tcrrelai'V.
itt-!slv:d That hooks he iHm-iI - tin Mon lay,
Aii'iMt h l.Vr. at tin- 15 ink of Cip - Fear ..Bank
of tip- State and ut the Commercial : Batik. C
J!,-fnfrrrf. T- at G R Fr.-nt it It. H, t'owah .ami
A. 11 VuliIJi kUeleli lie a ;r s ii t; td I a C'liiihliOet to
ohi.-iin siihsciiiiiioiis to aid in dcfrivin. the cs-iK-iis.
. oT nn expfl t-ntal survey : to Iw' "made
iVtitti tin- town of Wilmington and from Whites
vifle to L'lniherton.
A'i.Wii-..'. That the Mayor lie requested ttycalla
rneeiii.gt.f the citiz -ns to appnif difeai -s to
he Mass mectinjr in B'adi tl so s'ioii us it is a
certaineil whcti that met -tins is to be lu-lil.-'.
P.. II. COWAN';. Chairman.
S. D. Wallace. Si c'y.
M tidi 21 155 " 4-tf.
NOTICE.
II
AV just rpeidverf from the North :
r?0 b itf s prilii- I 'nil1!? ;
2'. tdils. Rectified Whiskey;
5 " old ::ye do. ; : .;
5 bin's. pr;inc Sii2ar ; . '
10 tibls. VV hite d'J. For sale low for e-ir-h,
S. M. VV ET.
by
Aptil 7.
1 1 i-l m.
i HE NEW YOi;K JOURN AL For April, re
i reived snd for sale nt
March 31. S. VV. WIIITAKER'S."
VI EMt 'I'ts OF THE COUNTESS OP.BLES
i i L sINGTON I'he Literary Life Snd 'Jorres
non lenee of the Countess of Blessincton. by R . R.
Miidden.M R.I .. tnthor of '-Travels in ihe
Eat '"' I nfirmities of Genius," "The Uunilmin,"
"Sluinesand Sepulchn s," tfce. Just published
Rt ci ivrd and for sale at ; i -
April 17. S. W. VVMITAKER'S.
THK STORV OF
1 PIHLOsOPHEit :
THE PEASAN l-I.OY
or. A Child Gathering
Pebhlt-s on the Si a shore (Founded on the ear
ly life of Ferguson, t he Shi phcrd Boy Astronomer
and intended to shew how a poor fad became ar
qtinimed wijh the principles of natural, science.)
By Henry Mahew. Just published. Received and
for sale at S. V. V HITA KEit'S.
April 17. 14,
CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
. WILMINGTON. N. O. ?
IMIK CLARENDON IRON WORKS rt-re now
prepated io receive orders for Beam, Ver'ical,
Horizontal or Oscillatintr Steam Engines, High or
Low Pressure, and bdapltd to all purposes Circu
lar, Vertical and Portable Saw Mihs. complete ;
Pumns, .Viituxg Machinery, Grist and Fiour Mills,
complete; Parker, Turbine and other V ater W heels,
Equipping of Steamers, Cur VV heel and Axles ;
Horse Powers of various patterns; Rice Field
Pumps and Engines; Rice Thrasher-. Shingle
Machines. Shu ftlna, Pullies, Hangers, Geais, and
nil oihei Mill vvork.
CASTINGS.
Iron and BrasCasttn2sof all descriptions, inciu
dimr Ornam ntal Iron Railing. Pipe. Bridne Cast
ing-! 'f-C i &c. TheCoinpaay would respectfully
invite ntieniun to their styles and pit lei ns of Rail
ing, wnicli may be seen at their otlice.
BOILE:iS. i i -
Tubultr, Flui and Cylindrical' Boilers, Water
Tanks. Cli.mueys, and all other kinds of Boiler
Work. . -
REPAIRS. " 1
A pirafe depirtmerit and force will be kept for
repiirs. whsre work will be done thoroughly and
with despatch.
AH w tilt dorn in the establishment dsllvered ei
ther on th" ears of tff VVilmingt.tn ife Vlanchest-r
'.Jail Road or the VVilminitton & W eldon Rail Road.
or in tl its at the Company's wharf, tree of charge
Havinst larsre facilities, the above wark will be
done on as reasonable terms as cl.sewhere. North or
'o i h. and in a prompt and s atisfactory manner.
Consultation by letter or otherwise, in regard to
plans and designs for mills or their lurni'ure. anrt
f r machinery eenemlly. willingly answered. All
orders or communications lo bo addressed to the
undersigned. '
HENRY M. DRANE, Asent. "
March 17. 1-tf.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
THE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE 'will be
opened for delivery of lee from the firt day
of April lo the first day of November- between
nnnse and nun-el. On Sundays, will close, pos
ilirily, tit 9, A. 31.
Ice ordered for the country will be well Dacked
and promptly forwarded at all times.
All orders for Ice mutt be addressed to Wil
mington Ice House. . . ;
Tetnts CASH In all eases.
Tickets can be proettred if desired.
Persons ordering frm a distance can. make de
posits ol such sums as will meet ihct orders.
J"Priee one cent per pound two merits per
pound wil be chaigrd for any quantities less than
three pounds. '
. Ke will he furnished gratis to theiek and poor,
provided they send an tder from -a phytlcian, or
a member of the visiting eornmtttee'. . -
A. H. VaBO WKKLEN, Proprietor.
April 12th, 1Sd5. . , 12.,
MISSES' HATS. :
MlSSES'Unirimmed Leghorn and Braid II.
also Children's Trimmed Hats of every, des
rriptioB. Kaducmg stock and sellina low. "
April 24. . C-MYERSi
. GUANO. -
rQ TONS dai 3 expeded, for sale by
- '-ADAM.S, BJiOTHKR A CO:
' April W. "- , Id.
' InXWELL'S PATENT ,
SAFETY LAMP & LAMP FEEDER.
NEW ARTICLE, wurratied to prevent all
.XV Accidents fr-m the use f fJuminfr fluid.
famplien, aa oiner JrpLonn Xjompouna. nscd
tort lie production ut Llitht.., "This lme;lon lr
a it ied to ull common . Lamps and Lamp Feeders,
also, to Solar. Catunhcne Lsn , Lanterns'. Ac.
K ALSOrUurntna Fluid. Gamphene, iotn Oil,
For sale b (J. A O Del' 1th, Druggists, Market
Street.'W tlmingion, N. t . . - -
The following Certifieafe ace a sufficient guar
anty of ihe entire safctv and etaciency of the
Safety Lamp and Feeder:
y . . CERTIFICATE. '
' 16 BoTLtTG ST., BoTo, 2lst Nor., 1853.
' Paorassoa Kcnjamisi Silltmak sIJear Sir.
I take the laberty of asking you if any eircum
stance has occurred,, tending any degree to di
minish the full confidence yoti have telt in the
protection all jtded by Neweli'a Patent -Safety
La ih p ! -
With high respect, truly yours.
t -,i - .A. A. Hayes.
, ". ; . Bosto-t, Nov. 21. 18 3
To Da. A." A. Hayes : Hear Sir, In reply lo
the inquiry contained in vour note of this dare, I
can now. state that "Newel l' Patent Safety
Lamp." nfiern considerably extended experience
in ny family, has fully justified the favorable
opinion which I expres.ed of it about a year ago.
Until this protection, was" presented, I nevtr
permitted tiie so-callrd burnins fluid to be used in
mv honxe. Now it is constantly employed by the
domestics, and ii has been occasion illy burned in
the por'or and amdy The house beine lighted by
'.is, lhere is little occasion for its general use in
'he family ; but villi the protection named abate, 1
'should have, no hesitation to use it wherever tbere
is occasion for artificial light, and i do, w ith en
tire confidence, recommend it to my friends and
others who consti't me on the subject always
fr.iittin;;. however, against lh unguarded lire
which has produce 1 o many distressing and fotal
results. r
I remain, dear si-- very 'Respectfully and truly
yours, - B Silliwan, Senior..
VViLMtsjQTOw, N.-C. Jnnn IPth, "654. -
I hereby eenily thHt '" w itnessed Iherxperinients
of Mr. Newell, with his patent Safety Lamp, for
fnriii-hinc '-fluid" and am perfectly satisfied of
the sa'eiy of the saute. . J ,
J. IT. Dickson,
President of the N. C. dedieal Soctely.
Thi is iticeiiify tiiat I have used Newell's Pat
ent Safety Latin s. for mnre than twelve months,
ntid ihey have srrven perfect sat islnciion
June 2d, 1854 , . Geo. It. Fkksch.
II ivini? nureh.iscd the ri"ht for the State of N.
Paten-.e, we are Preparedi to fill all
Orders at -hort notice, for every description and
, c f .
t.ll I'T' l I..I11IHII, U t , -
A II ncrson8 are cautioned ajainf t infrinffing up
on the above patent, as the law will be rigidly en
forced against all oliendi-rs.
C. Do PRE,
D DcPRF, Jr.
A. C. DICKINSON.
Jane 22nd. IS54. 42 ly-c.
CirM tl ERCI L COLLEGE.
Locnrctt 127 IJ.t!t l:nore-st.. Italtimoi e, Md.
i Hi's Insiitn ton presents superior facilities to
I younir men desirous of obtaining a practical
business education.
Tho course of Siudy embraces Double Entry,
BooU Kttpinr r.s p aciiealty applied lo the man
agement of Mertramilo. Bulk, .VI lnul'ictiirini; and
steam Boat Books; Business Penmanship and
and VLrcantile i 'omputafons ; familiar Lectures
on oitnitierci it I. t w ; u non the Mibject of Bills ot
i-.'si lmnaii, Promissory Noiea, Contracts, Partnership-,
tic.
Tin-arr ingements are t:ch that applicants can
enter College at anv tune ond avail I hi.tin-elvcg ol
(hi; ailvarst ues of thi entire emir e of study, each
utudt nt hi irtjr sepfirati ly tattuht.
'I he studctits have access ! a Commercinl Li
brary proenri d expressly for their accommodation
I'hrrt- is al-o attached ro the Uol'ege a Rcadin
ijoont. where may be found all the leading Daily
Papers from va imis pins of the Union.
Usual h n'h of ritne to complete ihe whole
course from eihl to ten weeks.
Tuition for the full course kit).
For paiticulurs write and receive a circular by
nail.
.august jd, 5a-iy-c.
H
ENRY
BURRHIMER
WHOLESALE & BETA1L
TOBACCO, SXUFF AND CIGAR
s t o it e:
SIGN OK TIIC INDIAN CIIIi:K,
MARKET STREET. one door above, Water
YVilminstoti X. C; '
.V Ii. AH Of Jen fi!U:d with defpnlrh.
Oct. Hi tl. Hal l3 t&w-c.
THE SMITHSONI IN IIOLSE,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF HOUSTON ST.,
NEW YORK,
ON the same block with tho Metropolitan Hotel
and Niol '"s Garden, und two blocks a'love the
St. Nicholas Hotel, will open Apii' 15, and oilers to
travelci s scpi biob accommodations in ihe heart of
Broadway, in imiiifdiiiie juxtaposition to the other
first-class houses and places ol nintisi inent, at mod
erate rates The house lias all the ronvt nrenct s in
vogue, and wi I be conducted on the European
Plan "f lodglng-iooms, at fifty cents to $3 a day,
according to location, Ac , and meals furnished as
ordert d. ut pric s graded to sun bo h the economi
cal and extravagant, ihe guests ordering meals at
pleasure, and payintr f r only what is tist.-d. Trav
e eiswiU find at the SMITHSONIAN accommo
dations of superior order, and can make their bills
less by at least one-third than at other first-class
Hotels, as conducted on the old system. For re
spectability, order. neatness, comlori and economy,
tho SMITHSONIAN shall make its nnrk on the
times, ond be worthy the patronage of the people.
KIDNEY KOPMAN.
March 59. 6 lim-c.
YOUNG MEN'S SPRING STYLE."
6 CASES Philadelphia -and'
Vuunu Meu'a Dress Hats.
March 31.
New York Styles
Opened ihisday.
C. MYEivS.
NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES.
THE subscriber has just rettirnedfrom the North
wi'h a choice variety of Groceries, VV ines, Teas
and Liqn.irs; Lea & petrin's Worcestershire
Sauce; John Bull Sauce; English Pickles, of eve
ry variety ; Preserves. Jellies and ConfcsMionarics;
Pruits, Brandy Peaches, Brandy Cherries, Boker
Bitters, Catsups, ofall kinds; Layer Raisins, whole,
half and quarter boxes, extra ; Figs, Dutch Head
Cheese. Preserved Gingar. Bouche und Starr
Ch.impaigne, of the finest grades; Old Government
JaVii Cotl'ce ; Rin. Laguay ta and St. Dominco do. ;
tOO boxes A. M Candles, chenp ; 1 pipe of that Ex
tra Crescent Brandv, from-Custom House, Wil
mington 50 cases Extra Cl.iret W ines; 10 barrels
fine old Rye Whiskey, for retail; Madeira, She.ry,
i'ort, Muscat, Scuppcrnong, and every variety of
Liquors, on retail; Patent Sperm, and Sperm Can
dles; Kav Rum; Colgate's and Fancy Soaps; Hi
ram Smith's Flour, in bbls.. half bbls. and bags;
Vermacit'a, Macaroni, Currants, Citron, every va
riety ol Nuts; Raebcrry and Cherry 'Syrup, by the
sallon; Mackerel, Salmin. Corned Beef, Beef
Tonstues. Smoked Beef. Y. Powders, Extracts.
Oils StufTod Olives, somethirg new; Anchovies,
Sar tines, Fresh Lobster; Fany Baskets; Key
Baskets ; 20 cases ola Dry Slndons ; Buckwheat ;
extra Goshen Butter, and everything that consti
tutes a well-selected stock of Groceries. Whole
sale and retail, at the Original Grocery. '
March 31. GEO. MYERS.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
KROLLKRKN!
FOR C Ull LING THE HA IR.
IOil many years it has been ihu object of deep
I est study with chemists and others, to produce
a fluid thai, applied to the hair, would cause it 10
Wave and curl equal in bennfy . to trie natural curl.
THE KROLLKRION
fs the on!y article ever offered to the world that will
effect this moatdcsiraCleobject.; Hut three or four
applications are necessary 10 curl it as much as
Hia y be desired-and for any length of time. From
the many testimonials of those who have used ii.
the subscriber does not . hesitate to warrant the
KROLL&ttlOM to give satisfaction, and prove ss
recommended in. all cases. .
The recipe lor making, with full directions 'for
os;- will be sent on rhe receipt vf one dollar, post
paid The ingredients will n.t cost over 12 cents.
Direct to ' . H. A. KKEKWONT,
. VVarren, Truuibult Co., O.
:,.;"April5. ... ii, ' ' 9-3m-iO-e.' ,
FROM FAYETTEYILLE
-Per Steamier fanny Lutlerluk
'jfr BBfJS. Super Flour sld h is. f iniilv do for
J th cashenlv. at GEO. HKEtLKY'vs..
Feb. 10. J H snd N OT copy.. 137.
TERLiAND GOLD or. The Heir of Glenville
A 5i ry of iJevolntionary Days; by Francis A.
Durivage. ust published. Received and for sale
at , . W. VVHITAKER'S.
April 9. . fl.
TH0M1S SMITI3 & CO. -
OKALKK": IN CORN. MKiL HOMONY.
PEA. and OATS, snd COW and HORSE FEED,
- tBeattjt WkaifNvrth Water Street,
V X ' tVILMlNGrON, N. C. -
THOMAS SMITH. ' ; - ' DCrBE, JK.
Our Steam Oritt Mid is new in successful eperd
ion. We will have it In our power to deliver the
above articles at short notice' We have a 23 horse
power engine and. shall run tvfo pail otfour fcei
stones. 1
Orders can be addressed to C. DuPrs a Co., or
to the ttftbseribere. , , -
Ltf Coin ground on TOLL. .
THOMAS SMITH A CO.
AprI120. - - ; j15-tf.
AIAJiil SALT.
Q OAA SACKS, 2 bushels each, pow landing
J,VJJVJ and for sale, by
wet. 20.
ADAM.BRO. & OX
AYE 11 'S
P I jL Ij S
FOB ALL THE PURPOSES OP A
FAMILY PHYSIC.
Tnu has long existed a public demand for an
effective purgative pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten
sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed.
It is easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to
make the best of all piilt one which should have
none of the objections, but all the advantages, of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. It has been um fortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow.
els. This is not. Many of them produce so much
griping pain and revulsion in ths system as to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived from
them. These pillt produce no irritation or ptiin,
unless it arise from a previously existing obstruc
tion or derangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity ; but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they are ap
plicable are given on the box. Among the com
plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we -may
mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap
petite, Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the con
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
tiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof
ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body.
Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in short, any
and every case where a purgative is required.
They have also produced some singularly snc
eessftil cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel,
Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons.
An occasional dnse stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe
tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their
stimulant action on the cireulatory system, reno
vate the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, everts
though no serious derangement exists; but un
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgative medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason of everr
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer a better purpose than any thing which bus
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a
cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are
pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, oi
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
l' or minute directions see wrapper on the Box.
PREPARED BY
JAMES C. AYE 11,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
1 LOWELL, MASS.
Fries 25 Cents per Box. Five Eoxei for $1.
AVER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL,
For the rapid Cure of
COrCIISV' 0LI)S? II0ARSEXESS,
liio.m niTis, nioopi(;-(oi(.ii,
CROUP, ASTHMA. AXD
10.SIMPTI0..
This remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so" numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who haVe been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where it virtues urn
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerons sift-e-tions
of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lunga, but for the milder varict ies
of Colds, Cocohs, HossHsenfjis, Hie. : and for
Child ken it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant nse throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the '
" people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
Vias been, and that the genuine article is sold bv
A. O. BRADLEY, Wilmington, ond by Drug
gists generally
July 18th, 1551. 62-1
st -r.Ljt-. ...
FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.
LET THE AFFLICTED RE VD AND PONDER!
3r VI ore Man 500 persons in the city of Richmond,
Va.. alone testify to the rcmaikabie cures pcr-
foi med by
CVIU'ER'SSPAXISH MIXTUItr.
" THE srea. Spring Medicine and Purifier of the
Blood ia now used by hundreds of grateful patients,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures perform
ed by the greatest of all medicines, Carter's Span
ish Mixture.- Neuralgia. Rheumatism, scrofula.
Eruptions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers. Ul
cei,Oli! Hores. Affections of ths Kidncvs. Dis
eases of Ihe Throat, Female Complaints. Pains snu
Aching of the. Bones and Joints, are speedily put
to flight by using this great and inestimable reme
dy. " . - - -
For sll diseases of ihe Blood, nothing has vet
been found to compare wiih if. ll cleanes the sys
tem of all impmitie, acts gently and efficiently
on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens Ihe Diges
tion, gives tone to ihe Stomach, makes the-Skin
clear and hcalty,and restores the Constitution, en
feebled by dl sense or broken down by the excesses
ta -m KsA-y.xSLe A SrifvCU:
of roitth. tails pris-ine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is Incomparably bet er than
ail the cosmetics ever usd. A few doses of Car
ter Spanish Mixture will remove all sallownrss
of complexion, bring: the roses-mantling to the
cheek, uive elasticity lo the step, and improve the
general health in a remarkable degree, beyond all
the medicine's ever heard oL-
A large number of certificates of remarkable cures
performed on persons residing in the city of Rich
mond, Va .by the use of Carter's Spanish Mix'ure.
is the best evidence ihst there Is no humbug about
it. The press, hotel beepers, magistrates, physi
cians, and public men, well known to the commu
nity, all add ihr-ir trstimcnv to the efJecia of this
Gsbat Blood Pvainea. "
.'Call and see a tew hundreds of the certificates
around the bottle.
- None venutrte-, unless signed BENNETT t
BEERS, Drn-igisfs.
Princiwtl Depots at M. WARD, CLOSE & CO.,
No. 83 Maiden Lane, New Y'oik,
T W. DYOTT SON'S, and JENKINS A
HARTS HORNE. Philadelphia.
BENNETT A, BEERS. No. 125 Maid Streer,
Richmond, Va. 4 - . -
- And for sale bv WM H.XIPPITT, Wilmington
and by Drngeists every where. i. '1" - - '.
July 13tb. lf4. . , ; 60-ly e.
- -WBD1CAUI) - - .
GUTTA-PERCHA COLLODIAN.
ANEW1 and Valuable Remedy for dtessinjf
Wounds, Cuts. Barns,' and Uleeis. It hsrf
been tried successfully by Physician., end ftiand'
seperior to any remedy of the kind now In me lt
forms, when applied, a Cuticle, Soff, eisetic.am!
impervious to wa.cr. assimilating most p rfeetly
the natural Cuticle, ll may be advantageously
ased In chapped lips, excorisiions sboft tht net t
and ears of children, and lor abrasions f almost
every kind, and aa a dressing in surgical opera
tions. The proprietors feci great confidence In present-'
ing tne rbove article for nse, believing it ill prove
fully adetta'e to ihe ends proposed, and invalua
ble as 8 medicinal remedy. For sole by the Pro
prietors, C. & D. DuPKK.
A LSO VETERIANRY
OtTTTA-PKITCH A
f
ind Harness Gall,
For Sale by the Pro
Wounds and sores on horses
prieiors,
CAD. DuPRE,
May 20. - Druggists, Wilmington, N.i
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Cilizent of lit Union .
Vou have done me the honour as with on?
voice, from one end of the Union to the other, to1
stamp the character of my Ointment with ynuf
approbation. It is scarcely two years r-ince I madd
It known among yon, nnd'alrcndy, It his obtain
ed more celebrity than any other Medi-ine it so
short a period. THOMAS HOLLOW AY,
33. Corner of Ann and Nassau Sis.. N. Yor.
Cure of Sore Lsgs after Sine Years Standing.
Mr. W. J. Lan-fley, of Hufllsville, Yadkin,
North Carolina, suffered for nine years with one
of the most painful and troublesome sore legs that
ever fell to the lot of man 1 and after trying every
medicine he had ever heard of, he resigned in des
pair all hope of being cured ; bitt a friend brought
him a couple of pota of Hollowsy's Ointment,
whicn caused Ihe sores on his legs to heal, and he
entirely regained his heahh, 10 the astonishment
of his acquaintances and friends.
Cure of a Bad BreaU, when ths Padrl was ni
Death's l)nor.
Mr. R. DURA NT, of New Orleans, -adrcosrr!
Professor Holloway as follows: For 7 years nty
wife had a bad breast, with ten running wounds,
(not of a canceroaa nature). I was "lold that
nothing could save her : she was then induced
use your Ointment and Pills, when in ihe short
space of three months, the;, effected a perfect cure,
10 the astonishment ol all who knew us. W e ob
tained your Medicines Irom Messrs. Wright tic
Co., of Charires-slrcct, New Orleans. 1 send
this from " Hotel des Princes," Paris. althnu"h,
1 had written it at New Orleins, before we finally
left, at that time, not knowing your address at
New York-,
Nov. 9th, 1553. (Signed) R. DURA NT.
The Pills should le used conjointly with tha
Ointment in most of the follow ing cases :
Bad Legs, Bnd Bieusts, Burns. Bunions, Chil
blains, Chapped hands, Contracted and Si ifi' Joins,
Fistulas, Gout, Glandular .Swellings Lumbago,
Piles, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum. Scalds, IS'010
Nipples Sore-throats, Skin-diseases, Scurvy Sort
Head, Ulcers. Wounds.
Sold at the Establishments of Professor Hot
loway, 60 Maiden Lane, New York, and 2-14 Strand,
London, and by all respectable Drutrtlsta and Dea
lers of Medicines throughout the "United Stan,
in Pots and Boxes, ut 5 cents, G.l cents, and
SI, 00 each.
tTfiere is a considerable saving by taking
the larser sizes.
' N.B. Directions for Ihe guidance of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
June 20. . 41-ly-c.
LIV ER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA
Jaundice. Ch tonic or Nerrong Debility Di
. eauejif the Kidneys, and oil Diff uses
tinning from a disordered Li cer or
Stom'trh. such as
Consiipalion.inward Piles, Fullness of Eloo'di
the Head, Acidity of ihe Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food. Fullness or Weight In thJ
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit of the Stomach, .Swimming of the Head"',
Hurried and Difficult Breathing. Fluttering n t the
Heart, Choking or Suffocalini' Sensations win n ir
a lying posture. Dimness of Vision. Dots or Wt-bs
befote thesiglit, I- ever and Dull i'ain in the Hi ad.
Deficiency of Perspiration. Yellowness of tli Skirt
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back. Chest, Limbs,
tfc, -Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Fl sh ,
Constant Imaginings of evil, and great depression
cf Spirits, can be til! dually cuicd by .
DR IIOOFLA.ND'5
CELEBRATED GERMAN BJTTERS,
IR RPAR ED'IJY IR C. M. J ACKSON,
No. I20 Arch street. I'hiladclphra.
Their pnwerover the above diseases is not excell
ed, If equalled, by any other preparation in theUni
ted States, as the curesattest, in many cases afti-f
skilful physiciant hid failed. .
These Hi tiers a re worthythc attention of Vnvalids
Possessing great vi'. tues in the rectification 01 dis
eases of the Liver and lesser glands, exeicisfnc ;l,e.
most searching powers in weakness and o-ff ctior.s
of thedigestive organs. they are, withal, safe, cer
tain and pleasant.
HEAD AND BE CONVINCED.
Jlfore Testimony of the ttrorirest kind from OHo,
In favor of Lr. HOFFLAN l)'S GERMAN BIT
TER!, prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON. Phila
delphia, fully proving that these bitters are untqu.'l
ed for the cure of Lieer Complaint, Ifrrrpef tin , .
Jaundice, JVerrout Debility, Biteatt of the Kidr'Ktf1
f-c. Read the proof :
F. KESSELMEIR. Jeweler, Woostcr, O., Le,
2d, 1331, said :'-l embrace this opportunity of in
forming you of the great benefit 1 have c'erirt.'l
from the use of Dr. Hoofland's German Bi'fers. I
have used them fort hills snd Fever, and Dlsordor
dered Stomach, and found relief in evety cat-e.
They are the best remedy for disordered .stomach,
llhink.inexlstep.ee."
- P. FOLEY, Blocfrnfield. O., Oct. 7, IS.'? said i
"With feelings of gratitude 1 take my pr n to inform
yon of the incalcable benefit I have derived from
the use of Hoofland's German Bint rs. I have us
ed them for the Liver Complaint, and take pleontre
in recommending them to the public as the snf. st
ind best remedy in us-.
The Editorof the Wooater Demorrrd, May 6. 1: 53,
said j "Hoofland's German Litters. This invalua
ble medicine is daily perforin ingturcs of ihe most
remarkable character. We do not speak of this
medicine without a knowledge of ita .-eflicarv, as
we have tried it in our family, and find it to ue the
only thing needed in Liver Complaint or Dyspep
sia." OGIEIt d- CLARKE, Cambridge, O , Nov. 17,
lP5'f. said : -By those persons who have used vouf
Hooflanl German Bitters, they are considered an
invaluable remedy lor Dyspepsia. "
OY011 snould bear in mind that these Bitter
are bxtibbly vegetable, thereby poesers nig ad
vantages over most of the preparations recommend
ed for similar diseases.
For sale by A. O. BRADLEY snd VV. II. LIP
PITT, VVilminifton.and by Druggists every where.
July 13fh. 1854. t--Iy-c.
MULLETS.
60.NBoBv.ff.
just received.
MOORE.
STANLY tt CO.
N. C. LARD.
TN bbls.. for sale br
X Jan. 20.
MOORE, STANLY & CO.
GARDEN SEEDS ! .'
JtTST received from Landrelh's Seed Garden, a
large and choice collection of Garden. Grass
and Flower Seed, Herbs. Onion, Lettuce nnd As
paragus Roots, also Nebraska Peas. Fi r st!e
wholesale and retail by C. &D. DcPRE,
Pee. 14. Druggists. Markct-sL
BAGS.
O riAH TWO and three bushel
Gunny Cogs,
Zs))JJ for rale by
Jan. 23.
RUSSELL Cl BROTHER.
GRAHAM'S Magazine, for Aptil. Received ar.d
Tor sale at ti. W. VV U1TAKER S.
AprilS. 9.
SACK SALT.
IOOOoV
Sacks in sto'e, for sale In lots to suit
Jan. Z3.
1-9.
"! TISSES' SPRING STY LES lists and Bloom-
X A era. now open.
C.MYERS.
March 31.
7.
BACON.
HHDS.SIdts; 10 do Shoulders. For al
in
lUbr
A CURE FOR ALL!!
v ch I SX"? v
- . r i itei$ I h Wj
tf.vV., jerr. : iTlJx,u r
-RUo-SELL BRO.
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