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WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1855.
WHOLE NUMBER 1138
VOLUME X NUMBER 36.
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MISCELLANY.
A STRANGE DRAMA IN REAL LIFE.
"Watiave j.wl reeivel ih piiCMlr ot
most rxirurlnrr M-jry, sya the New
Xork S mlny DisjMirk.) which has given
Vise to no liale gossip in- neighboring city,
anl the chif actors in which have always
heretofore been lowkerl upon as persons of
he highest respectability. Otir ce4arant
hve often testified to tbe fact that the most
Ingenious romance will often full far short
pf city reality, and fiever was. ibnt truth
taade more plainly evtd- nt than in the nar
talive which "we are about to relate. We
sriVe the incidents precisely as they wer4
given toie, merely suppTesjirig-nauwa. ani
ittn satisfied that, in the main particular.
Yfifcy are strictly true.
Some months since a family, consisting
of a entleman, his wifeinother, and a
house keeper, Were living happily in tbe
city nbove alludel to The pes.leiuan was
HHellTgtjnt, good kJokinr, and had not yet
passed the ineridian'of life, while bi writs
was also young, well educated, and'of re
fined manners. She had borne her husb tivl
two children, of whom ihey were imHally
very fond, and the husband and wife were
looked upon by rheir most intimate friends
at a happy couple. Indeed there can be
ro doubt that they were happy: and, but
for an exhibition of these dark phases ef
human character which -sometimes startle
the mortal world, they would hate remain
ed so. -
A short time since, the wile, who had re
latives m Europe, expressed a desire to visit
thera, and the husband, always willing to
'-gratify her, engaged passage for her, and
' he departed. Things went smooothly
enough 4br some time after she bad gone,
bat at length the mother of the husband
thought that she discovered signs of too
much familiarity, between -her son and the
housekeeper. She was not willing to be
lieve the evidence of her senses at first; for
the housekeeper, besides being no great
beauty, had p isscd the hey day , of youth,
having reached ibe matrerJy age of about
forty five. It was not long, however, before
the mother's first aroused suspicion's -were
fully confirmed, and she at once wrote a
letter to her daughter-in-law,: atarng the,
facts and advising bes immediate return. w
The wife was not wilting to believe in her
husband's infidelity and, under the ide.i
that there must be some mistake in. the
ma iter, she iwlflresed a note to him, reveal
ing what she had heard, though expres
sing her disbelief in the story. She woutxi
ip, however, by expressing a desire to re
turn home, and requesting her husband to
send her trtoney for that purpose." rNo at
tention Was paid to her letter, and she then
ban to get really alarmed; so, raising
what money the could from her friends.
she took passage for home. On board the
' vessel in which she sailed, she met with a
a young man whotu she had known from
Childhood, and who bad been a suitor for
her hand previous to her marriage with
.-her firs husband. 'As she was atone he
aarssuaied the protection Of her, and dur
wg the passage paid hex every attention
whirh a brother would show to a -sister.
She arrived at her some safely, and imme
dialely look her way to her former resi.
, dence, wheivshe was terribly shocked to
learn that her husband had sold off all his
, effects, and with his children, was living-
with the housekeeper. Filled with agwoy,
sue sought out her mother-in-law, who bad
taken up her residence with another son.
a Ail she learned thai what she had heard
was toe true. The old lady informed tier
thai ber .husband bad indeed taken up his
abode with the housekeeper, but thai he
had kept his residence a. profound secret
-In a state .bordering upon trcrtzy, toe un-
- fortunate woman was about to rush forth
in search f further information, when, sin
golarfy enough, hsr faithless' husband en
lered the Toom He quailed before the
glance of hu injured wife, whom he had
thought suu io ajrope, and when sua ap
pealed to his feelings Ua a husband and as
a father, and asked to know why da hati
thu&o'eserted her, he merely replied that he
could not help himself that be would pace
no obstacle in ber way to a divorce, and
that -her best course would be to marry the
Younsr man who bad accompained her
home (for she bad informed him of tbe par
titulars concerning tbe passage.) To this
she replied" that she did no -wish to pat
from him; that he was her husband and the
atber, of her children that if he had done
wrong she was'wiHincr to forgive him, to
wrget the. past, and to think only of the fu
ture? He rejoined that the thing' was im
posible that he would do all he could for
. her io a peeuniary view, but that he never
could live with her again; and thus the in
terview ended. :
Duosequenttj, the husband procured a
TboarJin house for his wife and called, oc
,-casionally to see her, but to-all her entrea
ties to be alio wed to see -her children he
turned a deaf ear. At length, driven to
desperation, she determined to follow hjm,
.and as he was about leaving her & the
does of one of his visitl, she put ori ber
' fcounet and informed him pf ber design-
He argued expostulated and threatened,
but to no efliici go with him b wevid.
For a long ume ba walked Bp-ofle- sveeSt
and down another, but at length, when he
found it was impossible to shake her on5) be
told ber that if ahe was deiermined la go,
utnt, but that sbe Would regret it
" 6b replied that she would net suffer any
greater agony of mind than sUe bad al
ready endured, and shortly, hereafter ehe
- found herself m the presence of ber little
. K tb destroyer of her tiappinesa.
The meeting Wtweaa lb eldest daughter
and tbe mother was affactmg in tbe ex
treme. ora moment the poor woman
forgot all her sorrow tv her joy at once
more beholding her ctuUrenj but -she. f
seoo brought to a sects. f het eonddiotl by
the housekeeper, who eommaaded the hus
band todrtve her from the house. Fired
wkh indignation, the wife retorted by, dV
manding the keys of t he establishment.-.
The husband meanwhile waa apparently
tricken dumb, atid keew not which way
to turn, but at length he fled tbe jprsmises;
Je&ving th women toetber. . After he
was rone, the housekep-r flewaj ber tor.
finer mistress with the ferocity--tf a tigress
and drove her irom tne house.
It was bin a few days alter the above
eena that the busbapd airain cafed noon his
pwifeind he tnen informed her that he had
sought out und had conversation wi-h
yoHig man woo- naa accompanwa ner
haher from turope--tria! ne line yoang
man) Was anxious to make her his wife that
rt only was tie greatly aiiacnea to tier.
but (hat he was highly respectable, and
tbundantly able to provide tor, ber:- and
ihat if she -would divmcc herself and mar
mr him. she should hare ber children' an
ne wou-lci never iroawe ner more. nn
uaather in-law and the rest of .her-, friends.
. w.ir kpr fnnnr lr bimael jLtH
their entreaties to those of the bnsband, and
t length, feariog that if she .persisted rn
refusing to do as hr husband wished, her
to, he would steal her children from her,
consented f--tbe divorce we a obtained,
nd she was a second time married. The
Mutteutanding was that the children were-j
io gnren H te h er -on tbe fflnrntn; sue
needing the-niarrKfge, but to her dismay
she learned, hpon making application for
diem, that ber othJes3 first consort bad
parted some boors previous for a distant
city, accompanied by the housekeeper and
her (the wife's) children. She also learned,
for tbe first time, that the guilty couple bad
bees married some three monnth before.
the Great discoveuv.
RROLLKUIONf
FOR CURLING THE HAIR.
lOK. many yeara il has b-B objt-ct f dep
V est atudy with elwmUia anJ mhr, io pr4uce
4 fl id that, applied to the hair, would eaua it la
wve and curl equal in beauty to the natural curl.l
Mr.... . r . . . . . .-..i...
imp. kun.i.r.uiuii
Tb the only article aver nffered lathe world thai wJH
eff. ct tliit niosl deairable object, tint three or four
appltraii-jna are necemary to curl il as mix-h pa
amy be de4red. and &r aay I'-iry ih of time. From
He many testimonials of those who -have ased K,
thr subscriber des nat hesitate tu warrsitr the
KR.OL.LF.HJOM to g'V saiiefuction, and prove a
recoBimended in all eases.
The recipe for makinc. with, full directiona for
ase, will be sent on the recHpt f one dollar, pst I
said. Tlie Ingrediepta will ntt com over I i ceols. 1
: lmectto n, a. rttjtK hu.m
i Warren, Trumbull Co., O.-
Aprils. 9-3nvt0-c.
EMERSON BfiNNET'S NEW JBOOK.
4OLrLRN Noraarr, or tbe Adreauirai of an
AliOrphaaj hv Kmermm' Beatiett, au'hnr pf
'Tt.Ja "tMara More'and," "Ihe Forsr4 Will.
"Knve ''Inrendoo,' Ac. JujM published, for sateal
May 3. S. W. VVHITAKEITS.
THE ECLECTIC 3IA(;AZI.E. .
FORMAT. For salest
S. W. WHITAKER'S.
klay-U. . - 27
THE NEW YORK JOURNAL.
PtTBLlJiHRi BV F HAN'S LESLIK June
IVo. received and tot ra b
s Msy V2. . W. WHITAKER'i,
I DISSOLUTION.
pHR Rxpres Steamboat Company" was tbia
L day dissolved by mwtaal consent - The Books
and papers 0 the. Concern at. Kaveru-ville, are
placed in the hnrtdsef Mr. Jon Shaw; at D. d
W. Me La arm's who is fatly authorized to settie
and receipt for the saate.
s . JAMES K. MKTT9,
I A. HAMHRV,
- AprH4,855. . M.A. RAMSEY.
IH A VK sold a II m y tea mboa 1 a, exerpl. ha S o u th -ernr.
and have placed her in a line with D.
VY. McLaorin, who ia now running tba Chatharo,
on tne uape r ear nivcr. . . -
Persons having rJaimsigahiai the Express 5.1 earn -
no accompany win please nand tlwm in for pay
ment, and those indebted wiu rtHl and settle with
out delay. . JAMES E. METTS.
April 7. - . !0t
WESTERN BACON.
1 HHRD8
prime Mdes ; i hhds. do. Shoald
1 'ders daily expeettd and for sale by
May Ti.
RUSSELL A BRO.
I MACKEREL.
1 Of1BBIjS r,- 3 ckerel, daily expected
1 KJJ
1 nd for sate by
May 22.
RUSSELL BRO.
toe sMrrnsoMAN nousE,
BROADWAY, CORNF.R OF HOTJSTON ST.
,EW YORK, .V
ON the sane block with the Mvtropoiitaa Hotel
and NlMoa Garden, and two- blocks- aswve the
St. iVich'ls Hotel, and off. rsio traveler acrcajoa
sCCOmmobations in the heart of Broadway, In im-
niedtate tusiapoNUOR 10 the other first-class heut
and placesof amusrmcnt, at moderate ratre The
bouse has aM tha conveniences in vozlte and iacon-
dueied on Ihe EmoriAS Plait t kHigingr-ieoms,at
rtr-rv cmt aoj upwards to S3 a dav. according 10
location. AC, arid ateals extra as nrJered. at prices
graded to suit do a tne economical and extra vacant,
h guests ordering meals at pies sure, and paying
f r only what ia naed. Trave era wUI find at tha
SMlTHSOKJANiaecoromodaiionaoC auparlor or
der, .and can, U ' they choose, make their biUi
less by at least one-third than at other first-triass
Hnets, a conducted on the old sysrew. For ro
rpectabia:v, order.neslnss, eomloAand-veooorny.
the SjiITHSONI AN shall make its mark On the
times, ana be worthy the patronage of toe people.
SIDNEY" SCOP MAN.
March ?9. 6 6m-c.
MAY BUTTER. . V
THE subacriuer has just received a supply of tb
best eialKy of May Bait, in half ken or at
retaS. Come and get oui fhare before it ia at)
gone. . A. B. McCALg
Way 25v ?2
VTESTERN SHOULDERS.
fit hhds. For as la by
May 35.
J. H- FLANKER.
Pickled herring.
C?f BBLS. k ima Mora Seofir, just received, and
OU fc.r rale by ADA Ui, BRO, CO.
April 13. -.. ' .
lb.
SANK NOTE. REPORTER.
THOMPtrOJTS Jtatt Keta.tfcportoi; late
aanber, for saia M ' .
May I. . a. v vftlTAKpJCSi ;
Te2ipt spirit barrels:
31 rp1K second hand Barrels, "aV J M.
& I O Ckytoa. JTaer
Mays. ' MUf.ns, nnu.ft tu.'
. . sundries:
TULTON MARKKTBKf Vt Sahvioir;.'tta!k.
lerel, and. Smoked Jteaf; received tKi. day by
way ti- - nsbvn
NORTH CAROLINA' LARD.'
In noia. , r ot aate ay
May2&.
iTALLOU'S Pld'OIUAL,
A ND the Flag of our Union, fbrSatvrdey, Jane
2nd. Received .adoraia a t
May 29.
. W. WHITAKER,
THE WONOKRFUL AND AMU - IHTG7 DO
WGS OF OSCAR SHANGHAI by Sea
and Laad-Juat published t roUcd and for sate
r . S. W. WUrTASvayR'.
May 29. . .
I pabltstu-d every f'pKSDs,1'u0Air aat.
Sav0baV at n just Saniv fyaM iaajtcM
r uuvtfBtA-'. , . ' . .
a'. l a tl AS lOiiIMG Ranom. aft
roa,
Coriterfraiit iti Market fttreeta, t
WlljttKOOIi. . ""
' A una fl . r-. (r r-n V r v w n
I ar. iimeniea b 50 t arr. ifioAr 6tT
t a " 75 n
i ' 1 " 1 00 J I 6 "
lwtMtb, 2l li - 12 00
Ta tiaes er toss-wake aatmrer 1 mndvKF
tiaanietit ecd i haa, me piUa-viW bm ia
pfoprtia. .
AU lerfiaeieta are eyaDlair tk lime af
(Mrtftnecnoa.' , - -
Cxirpt wtiii vearty dertisrs wUl k OTaaV
cm tbaasost llbertU leriaa. . ,
Tfo iraasfer f oiracts.rr vearHr aaveHtsfas
wi he awrmittad. aMrir etetMttnecB randjn'
aaaessarv, a rhiwge aecordxiix to. tite pa' iitsiiea
Lterartti win be at the n'rAion of lJa contractor, fur
the thna Ire has advcnl-). - -
Tha privileca of Aaoual Advertisers Is stHtl
limited to their own ruimcdiate business; and srf
adyeniaeiTH-aiator the benefit of otiter rson's,
a wall as il advertiacnti'ttla nolfrnmedittlrty or
ercated wh h their ovi bositrrsH, and alle.xcrsaoV
aitvertlaemeara in length or wttierwtac Vey-'nd trie
limits nrtig4, wfl he chargvd at tha tMual riea.
. Ti0 Advertiaenienta Is iat-hidrd- in the MtTl
for ho sale or rent of house or lndeia town r
onntry or for. the sale or hire of tfgeoea, wheth
er the property is 1wnrd by th adverti? or by
other par9oas. Ttiee are -excluded-by lh term
All i iverietaents inserted l the tri-wecklv
Coftmenitd. are entitled to owe iesanton Ln the
It eWi free m ehre. - -
job, ctnn An H4Vtr nniVTiifG,
BIECCTEB It SEPKaiflg STYLE.
ir KOK TrtR COHMRItCIALt
Naw Ybt Msv. DouKKEB 4l PoTTra.
fioiim Chasu'Smith- Sk6. Central Wharf.
BaUitnarti-Wm. H. FaABSiad Wm..Thom
250
RAGS for sale fcv
May 19. ADAMS, BRO. & CO.
' BACON.. :
LOTef superior .No. Ca. Bacn, Hams and
iXSkrpa, Just receied. arid for sale bv
May 19. FRKEMAN oVHtjCSTOX.
MONONGAUEEA & RYE WHISREY
10
r KBL.S. for sale by
April 1U.;
1 . N. BAftLOW.
1-HE TTiM'DKRStGNF.nhavepnrchaaed the en
tire IntereM of P. K. DICKINSON e CO. in
rhe Gason Mills, and of PARSLP.V, McKAE
CO. in ihfl Hilton Milla: and have associated
themselves tosether uader the firm of PARSLEY, 1
CtvVACO.
- Ttx-y will eomimiethe transaction of rhe .em
ber Busint-ss in all its hranebest and hops M re-
tain the corrcsuondnce of ibe old Firna. . .
1 - . , ROT. H. (JO WAS,
. iSO. McRAK.
- W-'-O JONF.S,
-DA VtD 8. COWAIf.
AprUIO.rsS. . . .. 12-cf.
Journal and Herald enpy.
- JUST RECEIVED r
. - - . Vr Sckr. L.. F. Smttt.
1 r KF.ai New. Kuiterj K Boxes Cheese;'
1 J Smoked Beef, Beef Tongnesr Coffee, Sugar,
Crushed Suirtu-, Pwdsred ugar, and a variety ot
Fresh Cfcti unary , dec. &c. -AprU24.
.GEO. M VERS.
jfORSALU
T BBLS "PtiMiiing Potatoes, yellow and
1 V- Kj ch ica 40 tjbU. Apeta-i. j4 Ter4ved 4
40 tjbln. Apela-9, tnnt Ter4vei
W. M. SHKR WOOD CIV.
141,
and for Mh by.
HERRING
BBLS. PmI Herring-. Dry-saltrdj
Ot I 30 do. reand ds Just reeelved, and for
sals by , ADAMS, BRO. fCO
. May 8. -J ... . . Z .
WILKINSON -& ESLER
f AVE on hand, and make toordrr, H sic, Moss,
J.A. Shuck and Kelt Ma' trasses, I'llluws, Kola
ters, Sheets. Cases, .Spreads, Cumforta, Mosquito
Xcittnr; also repair Solas Cbatra, die., or any
kind of Upholaierer a work.
May24. , . . . -.31
AVE DAVE NOW ON BAND
A VP. R V large and hsndsome ' asaoriment of
XI Paper Hangings, Borders, Screens, Oecwra
tisns.Ae , which we wilisell very low forCASH
and hang, theta ia the latest styles.
VVILKIMSON FSLF.R,
Uphotsiera and Papsf-Hangera.
.May 24. II
CANDIES.
V CONSTANT supply of assorted Caodies at
a. wholesale and retail, r or sale Sy
L. N. B A RLaDW,
Feb. 6. No. 3 OrsnitaJCow, Front-st.
TOE CAROLINA CULTIVATOR.
N
O. J, (Miy) received single copies for ante and
suDscriDliona received at
My 15. S. W. WHITAKER;S.
. SACK SALT.
tZg?i SACKS in prima order, for sale-by
OUU Feb. 13. , . J. R, BLOSSOM.
. NOTICE.
HtlftSt Iirbled tame irtdivIdunlV. or to f
L npiR dbOOt. will picas eaM and mel pay
ment without delay, aa furtlier indulaem-e cannot
bs riven. . . . - v. wriiB,.
Mat 17. J . -28
vlliliiULkJ illll aUMkU VillJ
FilKSH suptHies, received every week, and tor
sale low by . , - L. N. BARJ.OW,
lay 17. No. 3, GraniM Roar, Kront st-
COFFEE.
30
HAGS Rio, .
45 M Liiguyrs,
Id '.jJava. .Forsatebv
pars T .
ZKNO ft, GREENE.
sj ay i. , . ; - ,..
FRESH IMPORTATIONS.
JUST Rrerved,.'hia day, ICtf bbU. assorted T.l
tiars. Wins and Usriiials y French BraadyVfa
rishth pipca A no eff ad Cordial) Prrti-cl Lovei
BUek berry Braady j Raua New B truer ; Carned
Beef Toaswesf JVo. I Mackeref Ac. Atihe ortg
rU FnTMly Grocery, Front street. '
May 12. - . . . GEO. MYF.RS.
MOKE FRUIT.
WK ar aiarvtiy SMriving' Irr Jtpiia of
Fnilran4Conrtiaaries. Thaaohr. R. W
Brown ha just atriwd frsm-New TmK, and ws
low offer tor iant : -
Boxes- m msM Oenagsa ta Lnos t
Hu a Fa Sre8y Fravt-aaA. a Urge wqavsat f
Coatectonery snd Fancy ArticW Pgr sals M
rha varletjrStsrenader the fTersld Gflice, Market
slroet." WH. R. DlIKALR.
Mjtp 4. . ' 31
. . Z . ; ,
THKSsBssrAer aaaby givtss not ica nasi wvis
dav se Lints troan tha aibim, CarDeterfBa bsal-
, which wilf tatvrm be eoodtw tsd si iha ld 1
stand r. .la Sou AEJSS. J. CAS1UJJ4.Y. tor
whorAl bespeak the same bhcral Daarostac .wbitli
hss herot afore bfeaezuhdrd tft we.
Ail per as haviog-cfaims searnst msrwlti pressrH
Jten, snd aM ovreiag ate w$ please call and set lie
Marea 1st, IBa. - -.i
' JESSE . CASSIDEY,
W1
ILL eontiaae iby boaiavess formerly Condoet
ad bv Mr. JAMES CASSIDKr. (at th
Mnw place,) and carry it oa1aafl It braacaea, fad
softcrtsa saareor MsepaaiM patrons f. -
ruiBgoa, n.c,!aiarea if t, ibios. Mu-n.
fqb Warding t cujumissiots
MERCHAXT.:!
WII.WIKGTUN,!. C.
f Sppl.'th. 1654. . 8S-17n.
ttr si cfiOitvhiin 3U frv
I . UJ I OilOHIIVVV v
rtjnDUESAtB Geoceraaad Vm(niaiov
Mtrt
TUt coaslghsaeass ? Naval rtrorrm, together with
joihmi, riaeuo,Laid,Got,lal, t iaor, Sa.,shai
Co
Lecr the higheat marke pxlce.
IlS-rf
. . J. D. LOVE,
MASV rCtVRER AS it DEALS Jt lit
- UABhNET FUKNITUKE, ,
BEDSTEADS. CHAIRS, M ATTJ1 ESS ESI dwj.otc.
Vront street, South ot' Market,
BROWN'S BOILDIItO, WILMI1COTOW, M-.-C.
S;pj. 16. 1854. . . 78-y-e
J. C. LATTA
COMMISSION MERCHANT GENERAL
- 'AGENT
W LLMIN GTON, C.
Oct.J,I854 . - 6S-ty-e.
UPHOLSTERS & PAPEB DANGERS,
KEEP OX HAND AND MADJB TO ORDER,
ALU tresses, Feather Beds, Wui&wto Curtains
and Fixtures. '
All work ia the ahove line donesthor4a No
tice. Wilmington, IN. u., Market 91.
March 18, 1854. 1.
JOSEPR R. BLOSSOMf
Grseral CommhsIOn aai Forwardins Slenhait
Prompt peranual attention given to tonstttt
ments ior-Sale or Stiiptueat .
Libtral CH adtance made on Conaigriment t.
me or to my New York friend. I
Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1834. ,, r US.
" W. C." HOWARD, ' '
GKNERAL Commission and Forwarding lBcr
cxanC, VVilmirtto- N. C -
tJoerul Jash advances uiaOoon Lonai;tmcnta.
Nov. 29, 1833. - o .
103-if
c. ovru.
DAHIKL . KS.
V. DoPRE & CO. i
GENERAL AGENT'S COMMISSION
AMD fJR WARDING IW lilt CHANTS,
, - WILMINGTON . C.
July 22d, 1854. - S4-12ms.
j Ansa Ajrwrasow. . tovM hum.
AM) HUS ON & SAVAGE. .
GENERAL CO t fISSfON MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON N.O.
Liberal nah advaaees' raada n consign merits.
March 27. 1854. . J . 94.
, RUSSELL & BROTHER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
. WILMINGTON. If. C.
Liberal cash idn:es' made on eon'ignmpntsof
Naval toro. Cotton, and other produce.7
May a, 1354.
C. D.DuPRE.
WHOLE SALE AND RITAL DEiUBS III
Druirs. Medicines. Chemicals. Paints, Oil
1 Dve Stufls, ila Perfwaary, Cigars,
OldllquOrs, Kaucy Artlclesc.,,
MARK KT STRKKT,
W1I.MINUTON, Fl, C.
Prescriptions -arefally-ionipaunded byexperl
ncediraona. . - s
March 28. 1864. .
WILLIAM JL.G.VYBl,
Central t'entFarwarJingiforaiaiiAion Strthant
I taka'nleasurs in f nformin" my friends, thxt t
am prepared to give M batinesaentravieri to me
KfBcieat an.l porsoaal attention. I naves wnart lor
Naval Stoves, wttrf simple aecommodatloas, Spirit
14. hi sc, "and vVurehoao. Consisnmenta of ftava
Stores for sals or ahiataeat 1 and all kinds of coun
trv nrolnso aolicitsd. Cash advancea made on
eonrdnmnts
Jtpril 19,1854.
IS.
WILLIAM IT, PEARE,
COllEOTOl SD ADTtRTIfINC iCFKT.
Fr Coontry Newspapers throaghevt tb
United States,
Basement of Snn Iron B Uinga,Ba1tlnarsrrec
.All business eclrasted 10 iris car transacted
promptly . on Jiocral terms.
ej.t7, 1854. " ! M-tf
JAMES E JIETTS,
COMMISSION Sr FORWARDING
MERCHANT.
tTlliHINGTON, N . C.
Aaguai 26th, 1854. 69-lf.
T. C. & B. G. WORTn.
coiaissioi m fjuwarding MEKcflm?,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
. Jaa 17, 1864.,. . s 125
SAS. f PS 'T SWAT. . SSITCITSTT
PETTEVVAY & PRITCRETT.
General Commi-wlati tv4 Forwarding Mer-
Ctf ANT. ALSO WHOLESALE GR0CJCR3,
NOitTH WATER STREET, "
WitistiioTaa,- N . C.
Fsmnt attention will b given -lo tka aal ol
.Naval Stores and all kind of Produce.
Intend kaesiag aar assortment f Groseris,
u quors ana I'fovtpiorra, , . v
, July 19.
JOSEPH H. FL INNER, -General
Commission Blerehant,
WILHINUTOS, S. C
May 9tl. 1854. ,. 87-ly-.
" JAS. n. CHDBOURN& co ,;
General Commission Merchants,
VTIWIUrGTOM. N. C.
Jab. fl. Cn Aasovav. Gao. Cm adsousw.
HENRY NUTT,
FlCTngiO FWiRDHlJ AC EST, ,
JfSlgivs his personal attention to b eetinr intrust-
- sd It his re.
.Sa.5. 1854- . 78-lyie.
: G EQRG E; XI YERS, -
WHUESALE AID tmiit twizi
Keeps constantly an hand, Wmts. 'Teas, Liquor.
Pros Uiom,Wod tnd Wilbne Wkrt, fruit,
Con ftriionarirMg-c . Sulh Fromtrirtsl,
Wtl.MINGTlIN, M. C.
1Tw.l, 1853 W9.
. KENAN T. HO B CAN,
rO&WAADUfQ dt TOMMISSJOS MKRCUST
CHER AW, ST. C.
Marea tf, 1855. ' 5-6m-. -
BENNETT k CROKAW, '
OOMMlSSfOH MERGHANT9,
10 Mm lit sboab aa-aasT,
ikv i un.B.. .
April 7r 1855. .
ro-ty-f.
OUINCE&COWANs
frnofESAi.B Asrn r eta 11. grocers;
VKALERS IN WINKS 4 LIQUORS.
Corner of Front sad Princes streets',
-WILMINGTON, PT.C. ,
Jaly 8. . . 56.
o yy LBS. WAVNK CO.
BACON, Hoj
wivuvy Roaaa, lor sale or
marea m. .
C. DpPRE a ca"
BUSINESS CARDS.
t ll. ViHlixaUKt.tN.1. W A Ai. VHlhKKLXK.
' V ANLOKKKLEN & BROTHER,
- VIMiNGTON; N. C
' Mannfaeturers el and dealei a in Naval Stores.
Storage and Wtvarlaga lor r rod ace lurnirhed at
i'air rate naihsT insarahce, if Uesiitd.
Jan.l. 122-tf- '
O. O. ntCESlN.
' OEOIM UOBsTOH
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS,
i . D. C iFREEMApV di CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1T FKOXT sTIIEUT, '
NEW VORK. '
FEEEIHAS AND HUCSTflS, WIUlIXCTOn, C
l'KriP const a mly oa hand a stock ol Elonr,
IVCarn, fort. Bacon. SaU. Coffee, Sa gar. Mo
la em. Tobacco, Cigar: Snuff, Candle, Soap, o
elrn n Uomesitc-L.ptore ana rrineet rpn.
Nails, Painle, Oi7, Glasa, Domeetic Hot; Boots,
Shoes. LeaJ Iter. Agricultural Implements, and a va
riety of other articles, suitable for lamilyttAd plan
tation use and thsrtlail trade, which they will
dispose of ) n lota to suh dealers or consumers on
reasonable terms lor cavn.oria exenange itns.
vaj Stores orwihcr produce.- - v - t . " .
The senior nartner . C. Fbcimaw.U locaTedin
the city Z'f New Vork .he junior pnrtnert'Go.
Hsustow, in Wilmington. If desired, advances,
will be made on c n-i3n neats to and from cither
alace. All bn?ineas fentrosted 10 them will receive
proper attention ; and order for Goods will be
protnptlvand carefully filled. . ' j
Sept. 9, 1H54. : .,-
tJEU. HAltiUSS, -CTeueriil
Comniissiou merchant,
. lTIIiMISiGTOSIr N. V.
O sod surchasinz Cargoca for vessels. v
Ultra ro
K. P. Mall, Ksq". "
O. G. Parnlejr. Kq- lvvifb,.rn. "
I. A. Tayi r. Ksq. i " ." . ,
J. D. Bella ny, J-.id. )
Messrs. Tsofcer, tnyih at Ca.
j New fork.
' Thompson & I ranter.
Alex'r.'Hcrron, Jr. Philadelphia
Messrs. Williams & Butter, ? r'i."-i... c c
H K. Baker. Ksq. $ .
Jan. 2. 1854. ' 123-tf.
I. WE8 3F.V.J H. (U TILERS.
WESSEL & EILERS.
COMMISSION MKROHANTS & WHOT.F.
SALR GROCERS, North Water St.,-WiK
minfflon. N. C. intend ta keen at the abovr
atanda irenera I assortment of Groceries, Liqaors,
and ProvMons ai wholesale- and to cairy on a
Genera tConimission Kusinrss.
eras iici :
K. P.Hall PrcVi Br'ch Bank of the State.'!'
O. G t- Parsley, Preat Commercial Bank. - VVif.
I. K. Dickinson, F.tq . -
Poppc On. ? New York- -
Dollaer A Potter. $ wew orK
Jan.20 1854. , 131.
GEO U.KELLY. -
- COMMISSION MERCHANT. -
Nexldont H A. A. Wennet's,OR North vVaterat
arillotread to tbe sale of all kinds of Countrv Pro
iuoe.su-h at Corn, Peas. Meal, Baeon .Lard .&..
ind will keep constantly on hand a fall shpplyof
Groceries. e.
Reference!.
Wille Hall of Wayne, Jno JcRae, Wilmington
WtJaraway. Gen. Ala.. Mrftie.
K -P.ll M, VUmingt6a ,WihV A.WrlMt. "
Dec J3, 1853. . 115-ly.
IAS., T. XniXESPIB. TJBO. B. CILLESTl E.
JAM 144 '. OILLRsPIR t X
-PRODUCE AND FORWARDING
. AGENTS
WILM1NGTOY, N C.
Paiticnlar attniiiMi paid to-the receipts end Sale nt
Naval Stores, Timber, Iwnber, Corn, Bacon, Cot
. ton, de., dc.
March 30, 1865. ' 6.
. 1 ' 1 1
. S. M. WEST,
lictioneer tai Commission Merchant,
tVIIj.MI NG TON. N. C.
VTTILL sell or buy Real Kstat and Negfoe a
vv a small comjuissian.
Strict attention jfivento the sale of Timlr, Tar-
penttne, Tar, or any kind of Country produce..
O.Rce soeond door, Soath side ot Market street
on the wliarr.
June 12. 1854 33 ly
W. r. MOORR. JNO-. A. STAWLT. 1. W. JONES.
MOORE, STANLY & CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Ocf.2Sih, 186.
V3.
C. MYERS,
WIIOLF-S A LK AND RETAIL DF.ALF.R
IN HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS
AND WALKING CASES.
Vo. 1 Granite Raw. FroiitSAireet.
WOOL, Fur. Silk, and MoUskin Hats, Cloth,
Plush, and Silk Gx.-d Caps,- by the case or dozen,
at Ww vork WHolesae 1'riccs. -
Nov. . 99.
'D.CASnWELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
UIL..11I XCTOX, N. C.
Sept. SO. - . 84 If
T.C.WORTH,
General.. CommisMioD Merchant,
I IjH I Jf ITON N . C.
'rTSUAL advances made on consign meM is of Co t-
J ton,-Nval Stores and other produce
PMieular attention criven by G. VV. Davis Io pur
chasing cargoes, procuring trelghts for vessels, &c.
iHsrcA X, l.64. - liH-lyc.
COCHRAN & RUSSELL,
'.(SUXESSOdX TO TBdS. iUBUNE k CO )
General Commission Jtlercbants,
No 32, North Wharves,- ind A3 North Water St,
HASVCr COCHIAI,
ur, U. SIM SELL.
Liberal eash ilvaacea made pa consignments,
Jy 30th, ra54 - 18-if,
.aOLl.KF.fU O. POTTIR. i. CAVEIJJCJI
DOLLNER, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSION . MERCHANTS,
misw l una.
AprflSO, 1854. 20-ly.pd
L. N. BARLOW,
WI10LESALE 4 RETAIL GROCER,
asid BKALea ia
LIQUORS -WINES ALE. PORTER, 4.
Ne 3, eraiviie Kew. Kraat Street,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
Feb. 17th, IP55. . 140-tf.
FREIGHT.
ALL. freight on Naval Stores by Cape'Fear line
of Boats, will hereatterbe Vollee'ed at Wli
mingrtin
rron. T.U. B.Q. WOoTH.
Jan. il
131.
PORK;
-f AHkiTiBBLS. City Mess, received per
City Mess.
received per schr.
1WU Edward Kidder, and for sale nv
or sale I
Fe6.I7.
j.h. planner:
HAVING perfected other erranermVnts.the un
drrsieaed ofier their entire stock of Groceries,
Tin and Wooden Ware, foe cash only, at greatly re
duced prices. .. Q.UINCE k COWAN.
Marco. 17, 185a.- - i.
.. ' . 5 JHeratd aod Jouroal copy; . .
ItrmnS Ail-rU le TooUivrsa.
TO THE LADIES. '
"V OT H1NO adds mnre to beauty than clean,
i white Teeth, and Gvena of headby color.
The most t -boiiIuI face ind vertnllRoa lips become
repulsive, if the Liner, when Ihey open, el hi bit
the horrible spectacle of negcted teeth. AH who
uish clesn, while Tteth, healthy- Gams and a
aweet breath, should give GERMAN'S TOOTH
WASH a trial. For s;.l by
C.& D. DcPRE,-Agehls,
WllmlngtoB N.C.
Sept. 30. . 84.
PERFUMERY . '
JUST received from Nov Vork and Philsdel
I hi .
Gross Lubins's Extracts for the Handk'fi
do. do. Toilette Soaps 1
do. -,Glenny Mush Toilette Wsterr
do. do. Verbena do. -de. .
do. Yankee Soap 1
- d'. Camphor Soup 1 ". ;-.
do.- Pominc do.
A rare assortment of Hsir Brushes, and a num
ber of fane "article usnslly kept-in Drug Stores.
C. Jk D. DcPilE, WheloMie OreggUia,
Oct. 3. Market-st., Wilmington, N. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
MJJTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y,
' RALlUli; N. C.
rHJi aba ve Company hrs been jnoperationsincc
.the lsu-t April, 84,3, under (he dirccUoaof lb
foUowinj, Officers, viz :
Or.CharlesK. Jonhson.Preatdent,
Wu.O. Haywood, Vice Presides,
Jaiucs F. Jordan, Secretary ,
W in. H.J onea, Treasure,
Pcrrin Mnsbee, Atlorney,
Dr. Charles E. Johnson, j mr..tri r
Dr.Wm.H.McKee. 5 Mtduat Board of
- Df.it.B. Haywood, 5 Consultation.
J. Heremnn, General Agent.
' This Company has received a charter giving ad
vantages tothe insured over any other ComDonv.
The 5h Section gives the Hnsband the nrlvileee to
insure his own lile for the sole use of his Wife and
Children, free from any claimsof tho rrpresenta
ivesof the husband or any of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
members participate ja the ir10eof the Drofits which
are declared annually i'esides, tho aDDiicaht for
life, when ihe annua I premium is over$30 ma v pay
L.II. I. ' . J '
JIKU9I1 I'll ll(l.
All claims for insurance i against the Company will
e paid within ninety Java after oroof of the death
ti the party is furnished. ,
Slaves are insured for one or fi ve veare. at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this
cla'sof properily against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents a new nnd interesting
feature in the history of North Carolina. which will
prove very Important to the southern Slates
The last four months operation fthis Comnanv
shows a very! argenmount of business more than
tne Utrectors expected 10 do the first year having
already issued more than 300 Policies.
Dr. Wm. rv. I iabrisb. Medical Examiner, and
Allornm.inicatlonaonbusincssof iheComnan
iiuuiu ueauuresscu to
IJ I J . ' J
-- ,r JAS. F, JORPAN.Sec'y.
Raleigh. Jsn. 25, )S54. if.
our moTtiJ
AT THE
WllmlngVoH saddle, Itainess, ahd Trnuk
' Manalaetory.
T HE subscriber rcspectlaily in forms t hep ablic
JL thai ht-.li.is recently received additions to bis
stork bl Saddle ahd Harnesn Mountincs.dic.. the
latest and hi out Improved style, and rs tonstanly
nanuiacuiring,ai nisstoreon iiiariictyt reel. every
oi-scripiiofl 01 artlcK-in tne anovc llne f rom hi
4xpcrH-nct-in the business , he feels confident lbs
Huwmi bealTiato givesntirc s.itisf action to silwh
ina lavorhiiu with a call, licliamowon hand
and willconnaiitly keen a large sssortmen tof
Bddtis. Whips, dc, Gentlemen's Saddles, Wkipl
Spurs, ic.
"?allef which he will wan
' ii ( he best mnieri.als and wc
S Hi tins also a Inre as
rrant lo be of?
orkmansliip. f f
re-e nsaortnipnl of
trunks. allocs, Saddle and Carpet Rags,
aciiel. ! anry Trunks, Ac:, and all other ar
ticles usuatiy Kept ja suc-n estaOlisliments, oil o
which be offeri low for CA&'Hror on shoitcredi
10 prompt customers.
Saddles, Harncss.Tranfes, Retiica I Bags, tc
4c. nude 10 order. .
Iaaddition tothe .above tke njibecriberal wayi
seeps on uanu a lareesuppiv 01 siring lienncr.
hand baa now, and wiH ke"p through the sea son-a
goon assort men toti-iy AL-tts.
All are Invited to call and examine my Goods
whether In wantor not, nil takeolenBureinshew
ingmy assort men t to all who may favor me with
a can. . -
HarnessandCoadi Trimmings sold at fal
piiee te persons baying 10 manufacture.
- Also. Whir st wholesale.
. Allkindaof Riding Vehicles bobgh 1 r. . old
on enmmis-ions. JOHN J . CONOLEV .
Feb. 7, 1854. - 138
. . WILMINGTON
, MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
IHE Subscriber having accepted the agency of
several large establishments at the North which
will furnish him an unlimited supply of finished or
anfinished, foreign and domestic MARBLE of all
40 a titles, is prepared to nil all orders for
HtlNUMBNfSAND TOM II STON ES,
and every other article in the line of the business
at reasonable rales.
SCULPTURING. LETTERING 0RCARVINQ.
Executed a 1 veil as can be done either North.or
South.
Thebest reference can be given. If required.
. JAS. McCLARANAN.
Xan.6, 1854. - tf.
THOS. B. CAR R , 31. D. D. D. S.
PRACTICAL DENTIST for theiost !enyea,r,
a. unarge lor
10 or leas artificial teeth on fine gold plate, V
each, 7 00
An entire set of Jcfth en fine gold platet 150 00 I
Ditto - on gold with artificial gums, ,' 150 00
Ditto on i'Utina Hate with artifi
cial gums, . 15C 00
TJpper or under ditto, rath, . 75 CO
A Pivot loeth ihat cannot be distinguish- '
ed from the natural, . " S'OO
A fine gold filling, varranted permanent. " 2 CO
Do. and destroying the nerve. 1 3 to 5 0
Extracting a tooth. ' 60 cts. to 1 0
Best dentifrica and tooth brufhes always on hand.
Every operation'trarranVfd' togivecntlre salfcfae-
tkin. Teeth Inverted iminediattly alter tne exirac
ttoa f th faags,and-remodoled after trie gums
have shrunken without additional charge.
Office on MarkeUst , 2 doors below the Church
Wilmington, N. C, April 2T. 16-tf.
VOW is the lime lo have your rooms and pas
L sagea papered with deesralions, fine or com-
man, aa we have large assortments on nana, ana
superior woikmrs from New Vork, who will
hang paper ia latest st) les.
WILKINSON A ESLER.
July 2s. Paper Hangers and Upholsterer.
E. R. DURKEE,
139 WATER STREET NEvV-YOHK,
- 'Maaiifaclnrer and Proprietor of .
OCKIEE'JS TEiST OK BiEISC FOWDEB,
- ' Importer and Dealer in
CREAM TARTAR,
SUP. CARB. SODA, , .
SAL M)DA.
CASTILE SOAP, - "
BLACK LEAD. "
BRITISH LUSTRE,
REF0 PEARLASH, SALERATUS,
. COOKING EXTRACTS.'
MATCHES WAX i.d WOOD.
Dec. 23rd, 1854. . UT.ly-e.
NOTICE.
THEsubscrjberespectfuIly inform lh public,
thathe ia nowTranascdor the Auetlon'basioes'
6a his own account, and hope by strict alteationto
business, to merit s continuance oiinsi patronage
heretofore so liberally bestowed apon him.
as . o R.JC a. i .
Stock. Real Esta te a nd Nearoea. bought and sold
Or a rommissitm ol 1 per cent either at private ot
pontic sale
Jaatf.lBbt. ,
DOCT. JOHNSTON,
DALTIMOfli; L4H.1A HOSPITAL.
WHERE may be obtained ihe l:ot spi rr'y,
plensam and effectual remedy In ihe wor d
for ali
SECRET DISEASES..!
Gonorrhotr, Gleets, Strictures, Si mlaal Tik
nesa. Pains in Ihe Loin, Consriiaiinrisl Derxlity,
lmpotency, Weakness of the Back and l.lnit s, At
tention oi the Kidneys, Palpitation ill the 11. nut,
lysrria, Nr.vons Iniubl iiy. blttstes M lie.
Head, ffiroat Nose or Skin t and all tnvtr ttiious
and melancholy disoidVrsarti-ing from the destruc
tive habitsof V oirth, which destroy bo:h lel and
fnind, those Secret and solitary practices niore f.itsl
io their victims than jh sons of '.lie yrt,s to
the mariners cf Ulyssess, blighting th-lr inori biil
lisnl hopes or snticiputlons, rt ndeiing tnani.-ge.
At., impessibl.
YOUNG MEN. I
Especially, who liave become rhe vlcrlmsof SoUc
ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit u hii h
aonnsliy sweep lo an untimely grave Ihwt.sanc's i.f
young men of the most exalied talents and briili.ir t
intellect, who might olherwim. have entranced hf
tening Senates with the thunders of elor.uenre. r
waked to ecstacy the living lyre, may call with fell
confidence. ., i
MARRIAGE.
.Varripr'n,oriho8ec.-ntcmpIatingm3rriiire,
fceing aaareof physical weakness, should immf St
ately consult Jr. .J., and be restored t perfect
health. ,
He whoplaces himself undrtheean?of Dr. John
ston may religiously confide in his honor as a ten
tleman.and confidently rely upon hisskill asa phv
ician. , f r
OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK St. 7
DOORS FROM BALTIMORE St . (east i,t.
lUP THE-STF.PS,
JjTBE PAHTICULAllinobscrvinptheiTA.Vr
nd NUMBER. or you will mistake the place
A CURE .V TWO DA YS, OR NO CD A ItGE.
No Mercury or Nauseous Drug Used.
TAKE NOTICE, j
Da. Johnston is the only regularly F.duatni
Physician who advertises his veiy extensive Pine
tiae, and hi many Wonderful Cur.'s is a sufficient
guarantee to the affiictt d. Those mio visk to be
speedily and effectually cured, should shun the numfr
ous trifling imposters, who only ruia their littilth,
and npply to Dr. Johnston.
BR. JOLXSTOX,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Lofi(!en
graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges if
the United States, and the greater part el w hose
life haa beenspeal ia the Hospitals-ol London, Par
is, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, hss ellecu-d aii
of lh most astonishing cures that werever kneiwn
Many troubled with ringing in the ears nnd head
v hen asleep, great nervouensss, being olanned si
sudden sounds, and bashfumess.. wiih frfiuenr
blushing. attended sometimes with dtrnnri rA-nt ol
mind, were cured immediaiely.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When thenivguided and imprudent votary of
pleasure finds he ha imbibed the med of .liia
painful disease, it .too often happens thai an ill-limed
sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters
him from applying to those who, Irom edueaiior
and respectability, ean alone bt friend him, delay
ing till Ihe constitutional tyemptoms of this horrid
disease make their appciirur.ee. u h is ulcerated
core throat, diseased nose, noctural pains in tho
head and limbs, dimness of aighl, deuinefs, nndes
On the shin bones and arms, blotches orv the head ,
facend txtremitiss -progress on with frlhtlul rs
pidity, till al last the pajuie'of the tnoVh or the
boneiiof the nose tail in. and the- victim of this
awful disease becontes a horrid object of commie.
serutioD.tlll death puts a period lo his dreadtu! suf
ferings, by tiding him to - that bouu e from
wtieoca nd traveller returns. ' To rqcti llicrelo-e,
Dr. Johnston plages himxelf w preserve the most
invirtlabhrsef-ictyt and, from hi estcnive prac
tice in the first fiospiialsin Europe and Ameiieu,
hscsn confidently lecornmend a safrMind sreedy
ur lo ihe unfortunn'e victim of ibis horrki dis
ease. It is n melancholy Tact, that thousnnds full
victims to thi dreadful disease, owing" io ihe un
rkilftilness ol ignorant pretendets, who. by the use
of that deatfly poison mercury, ruin Ihe corif titii
ton, and cither fend the unfortpnote sullen r to nn
untimely grave, or else make'the residue of life mi,
erable. , j
TAKE PAR TICULA R NO TICE.
Dr. J.aJdressesalltnose who haveinjured -them.
selves by private and improper indulgences.
These are some of the sad nnd melancholy ef
fects, produced by eaiiy habits of youth, viz :
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the
Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Mnscu'nr Pow
er, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspcpj.y, Nervous
irritability, Derangement ef the Digestive Func
tions, Gancral Debility, Symptoms of Consump
tion. Ac. I
Mtnlally The fearful tfTecfs on the mind sre
much lo be dreaded; Loss of Memory. Contusion
of Jdeas, Depression of Spirits. Evil Forebodines,
Aversion of Society, Self Distrust, I.ovc of Soli
tude. Timidity, dtc.. are some of the evils prod used.
Thousands of persons of allae' S, can nowjude
what I the caure of their declining health. Los
ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, and emacia
ted, have, a .singular appearance about the eyes,
cough snd svmpiomsof consumption.
MarrUd Persons, or those contemplating mar
riage, bting aware of phvsicpl weakness, khuuid
i mined iatcly consult Dr. J. and be restored to j tr
fect health. j
DR. JOHiVSTON'S INVIGORATING REMK
DV FOR, ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
By this great nnd important remedy weakness of
the organ is speedily cured and full vigt r res-ore?.
Thousand of the moat Nervous and Debilitated
Individuals who had lost alt hone, have been irmiu -diateiy.
relieved. All impediments to
MARRIAGE, J .
Physical or Mental Disqualifications Nervous Ir
ritability Tremblings and V eak-ne s, or cxhaurtion
of the most fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr.
Johnston. ' I
Young men who have Injured themselves by n
.certain practice indulged in when akne a habit
frequently learned from evil companions, or at
school, ihe effects of which are filthily felt, even
wiyn Bsleep, and if noj cured, renders maniage
impossible. srd destroy both mind and body.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of hi.
eountryt arid tho darling of his parents, -riioiJd b
snatched ftQm all prospects a nd enjoyments of In. ,
by the Consequences of deviating from the aili .1'
nature, and Indulging In a certain secret habit.
Such persona, before contemplating
. . MARRIAGE. I
Should reflect that a sound mind and boc'y jik ihr
most necessary requMM-s' to promote connnt ial
hsppiners. Indeed, without these, tho journey
through life becomes a wearj pilgrimage: the pros
pect hourly darkens to the view; the mind seci rues
shadowed with despair and filled with the ni'l.m-
eholy reflection ihat the happiness of another tc
enmes btiahted with our own. I
OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK-fsT..
- BaltImobb, Alo.
AH Surgical Operations Iei formed.
N. B- Let no f.ilse delicacy prevent jcu, but
pply Immediately either personally or ti KiU r.
Hkln I)lseae speedily Cared.
JO STRANGERS. !
The many thousmds cured this insiitarion ith-
in the latt leu years, and ihe numerous impor
tant Surgical Operations perfotmd by Dr. J., wii
nessed by Ihe Reporters of the papers, and mnnv
other persons. notices of which have appeared spin
and again Del ore tne public, Is a snnie.tent guaran
ree that the afflicted will find a skilful and honora
ble physician . "
TAKE NOTICE.
Il la whh Ihe rreatesl reluctance lha
I Dr. JOH N.
STON permit his card to appear before the cubiir-
deeming it unprofessional for phvtlckin to adver
tise, but e nit ss h did mo, the sfTtcird, espeeially
strangers, could not fall lofall into the hnnds r f
those impudent, boasting imposters. individual
destitute of knowledge, name and charactir. rwd-
lars, shoemakers, mechanics, Ve., advertising thrm-
elve pnyienj Ignorsni (uacks; riii fU'iy.
lying tertificales of Great Wonderful Cure Iroitt
nerson who cannot be found, or obtained for a few
dollars from the Worthless snd Degraded, and many
other cunning and contemptible ariifices lo emic
the afflicted, trifling month after menih. or us ions
possible. and in despair. Irsve ro with ruine I
health.to Iga over yoer rallinn disppointmnt.
It l (his motive that induces Dr. J. U adverti.
for hs alone osti curs you. To 'here unacquainted
with hit reputation, he deems It necessary i, sny
that his credentials or diplomas always hang in hi
Office.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS IramcUisteiv
cared, and full vlror restored. I
O-ALL LETTERS POST-PAID REM F.
DIES SENT BV MAIL. ' j
All Letters mast b Paid and contain a Poring
Stamp for the reply, or a answer w
II he sent.
Jan. 9a, .
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