. : ; ? . . - - .- - - " ,. -., " . - -it. .f - .-
VOLUME X-r?NUMBER 50.
WHOLE NUMBER 11
';.':- WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1855.
' SAM COP.N SPECULATION.,
''VVVViq tint nit'dif by inserting the foU
lov'iitr,'i-cm!n)Hij(l the morality of Mr.
V itiioii's ' -"corn speculation."1 t It may
SPTvehmvvf r, to make a laugh, arid a"f
foVd. farmers u useful, lesson as to Tiow
th"- commission "tusiness . is sometimes
can ief on.'1-: Sa turda y Even ing ; Post.
.Dkl I r'Vt-c .tiril a on," said Sam Vju
. ton 'to me one d.iy,of..lhat.,ere corn
jicr'ol mlu;on the Wabash"?'' '
- I'v'iook my liead.. ..,.
: '"Yqu set-, ; Hob, ' -began-, Sam, "the
way it can? "4 boat was this I goi had
tip."--- . ,- '-J --
- Y hich is not" a very - uncommon
thiii?5 1 r.ii1va certain individual ol'mj
acqtiaiiitanety San),' 1 rema'ked. '
- "Prfezacjlv," said Sam. '"Well, I was
' hard u;r and""' woodvniyjv bofrcsrfiu-
make tlx?' mytli 'M afnouut v capitaf u-il
'tc jht? . taltft; ndvanttige, 'when oil ta4
k-inar tip a "jKivspajerirJl sv a -wiiidy
I rsra seraph -oil t ! it? advantages of' wlver-
usuij 'Vra K'tMA vcnLto illustiau
? i;6v- many fullers- had made their pites
otu -of the s mealiest capitals sihiply by
advertisings "anu 1 aeiernunea aiwucce,
pertick!e:Iy as I had raised an idea from
. 1 . 1 . i. .1. " r, r, . .
' tereo about it.''. --'" ; '
B What; was : the way V I .inquired,
not "comprehending hitn. . : -'
"Iir nMi'rtiiiur " rtnriitvl Sam:
t-Xes, "TplL you: said ; something a-
linnt ' rnm n hnni if . fimi I? ' ill Klllt
A -.Raising a pile," returned Sam.i r
''Altright- Lt understand; , go . a-
Will v.'aai ..mnflni it-i fliia mlilf : 'oaifl
- O r - - r :
Sam Vthat '.'an ladvertisemeiit - travelled
-wherever the-' paper travelled, and ev
'ery : Txkly kiiojivs they go into all the
Out-'-w.ay places in v the "State. " So,
t h vrik s T," a good "ad yer tisemen t ' wilt be
sure to catch the eye of forae of the soft-
cstiof the interioaud,-if it does,
knows but that mey may give a ieiier a
1if-7 TIom nnoi fnr a trial nt all PVP.nt.t.
So Iaakes'a 5tore of a. puke," -who, be-
cause I talked up right,; did ut want the
rent iri.ad vance, ". tuu in a s lot of truck
. that I had pr -handf-i -:and which was j-o
'old. and unmarketable, that 1 could nei-
-V- ) j c? ;-r
my shingle of 'Sam . Wintou, Commis
sion . Merchant,"; put up a springin' ad
vertisement in the two papers published
0 r-
, s'rate ruffs. from the- editors, to the ef
fect that I was 'responsible,' as well as
: ' vn'rtif hi Iroctfv 'fliul then I 5Eil down to
ahidfiihe'ishew of eyents.'';r "1 -'-
"Tliat is of the ad vertisement V
: J'l,rezactly.- j Well l had'nt been sto-
tenor t)f the State ?: . - -
, nai oiaie. omii - - - .
: four hig boat-loads of corn, on commis
sion., with instructions jto sell it as quick
as possible, arid then write hini, so Uiai
he could draw on nie for the pewter
.Thhiks.Ias 1 had the stuff put in the
"store, there, ahit nothing :like. ad vert i
. sing. Vts tti ottly way of making. cus
tomers'. - And I laid mylfVout to sell
"And that did not taTio you long, Sam,
of cours!." . '. "r - . " -. - - l
"Yer might bet a barrel of Monongy
hely on that,' Bob, -with all the chances
to win," replied Sara. ".Yer see tne oth
er. Merchants in the town and soine of
- 'em drive a stiff- business I tell yon
couldn't come within - a thousand --miles
of me in -price. I c ould ntndersell the ir
boots off on 'em and they couldn't help
themselves. :tSome'onero tried to hack
jip against me, vy puiung ineir . corn
. ? . . 1 r 1 .
down to the lowest JjiarkeJ prjee, wit u
warsu't no'sbrtersf 5 pf use. x I run .mine
had to knock under., They grumbled
prful, and declared ; tliat I was roonin'
'.their business but it didnt make 110
lower than any.tof them, that they at
. 1. 1. . i :j
lengui gave ujj anjuca ui cuuipenuwu
: with me, and I had the market all to
"myself, until the last -bushel was gone.
To be sure," said- Sam with one - of his
expressive smiles, "I had the advantage
of the- pukes they ; e?xpected 10 pay tlie
ownejs. for meir corDj '.when ltwas sold,
whereas I" .. -J .-", , ' ; -"Had
ho such intention," said L. -
i v i'iNot tpe least- on it' said Sam.' 'it
mi rTjni nine o rrl V r nl
- ious of my success, Commenced blowia
r ncrn tnftvprvwhfire. but instead of t.ur-
tin me, it did me gooa. in a snori ume
-rr . - . '- i :
1 got my name up as uie ciitapesi aim
cmiekst r.nrn : nnnlpr oil the W abash.
-corn ta me so fast, that I came to the
.conclusion they must have been rrjishty
jmTrsht is In crnt rlA nili"" ,
5"-'' 1414 V . - -V . ; ' 1 ,
"Yon never exnected in'- bav them a
- ' . - w . . . I ... I J . . ..
: .'-''Not the fust picayune. '."."answered
Sam. ; "Uut I. went on selling. There's
J a l.iga market o;i the Wabash for ''every-
' -t Hi?-." pvr for rnrn if rnn ;.W.rfi l.u
t .... . . . ' - - - . . - Y uu , W L 1 1, t H. v
1 1 - - 1 - . ' A
enoucri ana - us-1 went n lor t no bis
.-mariret, r
-"the rric-
warn t pertickler as alout
,!;e vay I mturalty baiilcd
icr ' ."' enough, to. send a
. - ' rf a dying chris
. I -tin' myself on
. adveriisin' I
- .".-l CM5-cnier,
rUU I -
--thn,l of i
. -i..;e ii;:'-:
;' -T-"i
a
I-I3 cm
1.1 r 3 1.2
interior I wrote to him that it wanrt sold
yet, and that there was ho telling when
it would, as -money was so prful tight,
and more corn in the market than there
swis any demand for. Thfs shut hirn
up tor a month or two, when along came
another letter,; which. I snswered as le-
i 1 uln't .hear from hinrgain for . nigh
unto eight months, whn he writ me a sas
sy tetter, slating that he whs rntr.l up."nn;t
must have the money,; arut that I mast sell
the corn off at an v price, deducl my com
mission and let him know- what. the "bal
iince was, so that he could iltaw on me: for
ihe anrouat. This fetter took me all of a
heap, as I had been putting off seuhnr
with all my corresponrlenTs, with ihe intfMV
ton-rf nicking a slide: ; Howevrr, tbmks
I'll ffive this Pnkp ji smnU fiinrh'. on' of
a MltT fHolm', for Vvr nfin known wijai n
is to.b-"har) up tnvself ,.Tho Puke's roin
i" 475,. ami I thojg'otv seeing that I was
mar! than fair ilwrt ho should have part of
e .pewter:- so I set dawn, made a state
ment' ot the account and sent it to him.
1 .he ilocjmnst run thus:
".Mk. ; Ubowm Sir: I have according
to j-our instructions, ma;ie a forces! snle of
your cornr anl received f r it 8473 00
Against which I have n commission:
For Boatagc
Cartage 4
Wheelage
Sto aire ..
Krttag-e
Salajje" "
St 25
12
12
90
30
' 45
00
00
00
00
00
00
-314 50
I - Leaving, as you perceive a
; baliunce in your favor of 160 50
" You can draw upon me for that sum.
Trusting you will honor me with still
fourther consignments, '
1 remain, sir, yours sincereljy
.-. - . ;.; Sam WlVTON." . -
' 'Of this statement of accounts,' contin
ued Sam, 'the feller's hair must have riz
orful, for ho' sot down and rit rite under the
items, this sentence; "
" sYou infernal villian ! put in 'stealage,
and keep the whole of it.' - .
.: SELLING A LANDLORD.
;- Mr. Roscius Puggs was a histrionic gen
tleman who performed the heavy business
at half-price theatres. His stock in trade
consisted of a tliunttering voice, square
shoulders, and a pair of prodigiou calves.
He was a. great villain theatrically speak
ing as a man, though not without his
faults, be has never committed the slight
est burglary, ; arso:i, or murder. Still an
unfortunate tendency to moisten his dia
phragm too freely with fermented liquors,
led him into serious embarrassments He
was frequently t indisposed,'-aJ- severely
tried the patience both of managers and
the public. Yet he made some noble pro
fessional discoveries. ' None of the "repre
sentatives of Richard," Duke of Gloster,
from Garrick to Charles Kean, had ever
e'icited fronS Shakspeare's text at the staye
d rection the astonishing fact that the hunip
hack assassin of King Henry and the
prince wa3 a drunkard as well as a mur
derer and a tyrant. Yet Puggs conceived
and - rendered the - character in the spirit
more "than once, staggering through the
love scene with Lady An-ie, and exhibit
ing more Dutch courage than: valor, and
' cunning of fence, in the closing encoun
ter with RichmorKt. : A difference as to the
propriety of this rendition between Puggs
and the 'managers led to the loss of en
gagements, and Puggs at one , lime, had
run up - bill at a certain tavern, in a cer
tain town, where he was unknown and out
of business without the slightest prospect
ot liquidating tne recount His personal
proper y consisted of a trunk containing
two or three shirts and an old uniform.
3 The land loan t was forbearing, but for
bearance bits an end. - i his individual had
only one peculiarity a resemblance 10 the
Stuart., portrait , of Gen. Washington, on
which- he prided mtnself immenselv. It
was hr weak point, and Puggs determin
ed to take advantage of it:t : :
. -One day he ordered a bottle of port, and
requested the landlord should come up with
11. . AI r George sh 1 ng ton Bl 1 mn siccor
thnfrlyv made his appearance with the port
m more, than his ord nary statehness
v 1 Mr." Puggs -said he, ' have filled your
or:ers lor the very last time, Sir; I nave a
family.'.
' Cherubs I cherubs 1 General, said the
uclor: -
I must live.' .
'Naturally.. "
Very' welT,' Sir ;' your bill ' already a
mounts to 40 -915 for board and $25 for
brandy and cijrars.'
4 It was on this very subject I wanted to
see you, General. - What a surprising, like
ness T added the actor, throwing1 himself
back'in his chairv and shading his eyes
with his hands, 4 a perlecl btuarf
I have been told so,' replied the land
lorif, ip' a more - pleasant" manner aqd la-
kintr a seaC- , - -
' That's right, Bliffin ; make yourself at
borne. Now then-bumpers and to busi
ness I Fort v " dollars you "say.' Well, I
have a beijacool fifty spot,' in the winning
of whichyou're-deepIy interested. '.l have
a bet that you can stand -for tens minutes iij
the attrtude of the Farewell Address with
out . .moving a muscled - Dodgem, of- the
Museum, is the party--you can do it as
easy as -winking. I have a .continental
uniform which you' shall put on while'I
arrange the-hght. " Then 111 go for Dodg
em. My ' signal. .authe . door, -shall Be a
warning for you'r getting in an attitude.
It will soon be over, and 1 11 then settle
your bill." Do you consent ?! " i . ;
The landlord assented. . tie was soon
attired in the continental uniform, and as
sumed the, attilu !a" I'uggs pointed out.
The actor inspected him, and asseverated
he felt f". re of winning. L'u""rs went to
the. Massu:.';. " '
1 ru' -come
to -I
" "' '1 ,
thing you evr saw ;- cost cords of money.
Do you w.tjit the arucle?', " " '' ; , ,
. That depeh'ds'on the quality and price,'
said Doilirem, cauttously.' ' ..-
duality firdl rate ; you shall judge for
yourself ; price, nothing , at all--fifty dol
lars. - . : ' .. -
- 4 Tlwn said the showman, ' if the fig
ure's all right, I'M take it.' '
Come along, then hurry I must take
the next train,1 said the actor. - ;
In ten unntiies ihey reached the door of
the actor's room. Pujgs ni.Klesom" ooise
as he fumbled with the key, and addressed
Dodgem ui a" Toud tone so as to pr -pare the
landlord. Phis done, they entered The
light artistically arranged, felt on the mo
tionless fig'iri' of "the. unfortunate Bhffin.
Thern y r have bun. Sir," said the ac
tor, exifii ting hi3 hand 1 I uv. lathT of
emiKry,. s.s l.trre as tu, and twice as
natural f tajji- once iff t;i.ir,ici'na;ic
costume -.ird expression.
-'"WW otpiattorofiitg ffs'iU thf sli;r.
ui vn . : ' - - . ' - - - - ' :
Isu't it? Don't he sem to be -saying :
Friend.-, Countryinen; - and Livers V
What a, card for (he-4:ii of July.'
'I should, like a it: lie more light, said
tin' sriovvniiin. r
Dont,' whimpered .Puggs, as the other
offered to open tne shutter you know (he
sun injures' wax-work. ;There, Sir, solicl P
and he punched the , landlord in the ribs
Willi his cane. Are you satisfied V
Perfectly it s all you represented.
' Come along, then,' said 'be actor; and
hurrying - Dodgem down in the bar-room,
he hastily scrawled a receipt in full for fifty
lollara. ...
' Send for him this afternoon,' said Purgs,
as he pocketed the cash, and I'll have him
packed m siravv for you.
I he showman departed, and 1uggs, has
tening to the railroad station, made good
his escape from town, exulting in his stra
tagem.
How the Museum was covered with fly
ing posters announcing the exhibition ot
the marvellous statue, bow the public were
egrcgiously disappointed, how Mr. Dodg
em was infuriated, and Bliffin rabid when
the sell was discovered, it was Useless
to telL " ..
. . 11
TJETRI-WEEKLY C0JDIERCIAL
Is oublished .everv Tuesday, Thusedav and
-Saturday at 85 per annum, payable in all cases I
in advance. . , : i
BV rHOAlAS LOR1NG Editor andPaoPBiE-I
TOR. . : - V
Corner Front tail Market Streets,
' - ' WILMISGTOS. s. c.
RATES OF ADVEH TISIXC.
I sqr. 1 insertion 0 SO I 1 sqr. 2 months,
I .. 2 '73 I 1 " 3
I 3 " 1 00 I 1 "6 "
I " I month. 2 50 I 1 '12
SI 00
5 00
8 00
12 00
Pen lines or 4ess make a square. IfanaJver
iaement exceeds , ten lines, the ptice will be in
ropurtion.
AlL-odverlisainents are payable at the lime of
heir insertion,
voatracts vith yearly advertisers, will be made
n the most liberal terms. .
No traasfur f contract for yearly advertising
will be permitted, feihonld circu.iistances render
n changs in business, or ah unexpected removal
necessary, a charge aecorains io uie pu-'itsuen
prm will be at 1I10 option ol ihe contractor, for
"he time he has advertisfd. ; -
The privilege of Annual Advertisers is strictly
limited t their wn inimffl i.itr business ; nnd all
advertisements lor the benefit of other persons,
as writ all adverliseni-nts not immediately con
nected with their own business, and all esccsK 01
artvortietirntf in length or otherwise beyond the
limits et?3?od, will he chnrgpd at the usual rates.
No 4 lvrtiements is in-liidcd in the contract
'or the sale or rent of houses or lands In town or
-onntry or for the sale or hire of negroes, wheth
er the pr.jp'irtv Is owned hv 'h- ndvertiser or by
other persons. These are excluded by the fertn
"immediate business," . .
. All trer isement insnrted in the tri-wecklv
Co-nmertial r entitled to one icsertion inihe
IVeMy free " eharse.
JOB. CAKO ANI IMSCV PRINTING,
KIE'TITEl) 11 SUPERIOR STYLE.
nzs r poh the t-onnEitciAi.
New York Meyers. Dollner fc Potteb.
Rattan OH.i.e Smith N ; Central Wharf.
Philadelphia -S. E iTohbn -lialtimore
Wm, 11 PEAKBtnd Wm. Thomson
GUANO. .
CiFil BAGS for sale by
6JVMay 19.
ADAMS, BRO.Ht.ro.
BACON.
LOT of snoerior No. C.i Bacen, Hams and
Sidett, just received, and for sale by
May 19. FREEMAN &, HOUSTON. .
MONONGAHELA & RYE WHISKEY
- f BBLS. forsalo by
LJ April ia. ,
I.. N. BARLOW.
rPHE TTNDEItSIGNF.n have pnrchnsod theen
L lire interest of P. K. DICKINSON & CO. in
the Gaston-Mills, and of PARSLEY, McKAR
CO. in the Hilion Mills ; and have associated
themselves together under the firm of PARSLEY,
COWAN A CO.
They will continue the transaction of the Lum
ber Itusiness in all its branches; and hope to re
tain the correspondence of the. old Firms.
- . O O. PARSLEY.
-. - ROBT. H. COWAN,
- - , JiNO. McRAE, -
y- , .: - , "- ,; W G. " JONES, '
- . - - DAVIDS. COWAN. ,
April 10, 1 "53. - - ' ' - 12 if.
;-" - : Journal and Herald copy.
JUST RECEIVED
- Per Schr. L. P. Smith. " -"I
-fT KEGS New Butter j 10 Boxes. Cheese;
1 rJ Smoked Beef, Beef Tongues, Coflee, Sugar,
Crushed Sugar, Powdered ugar, and a variety of
Fresh Confectionary, dtc.&c. 1 , -April
24. ; - -GEO. MYERS.
HERRING.
Qll BBLS. Cat Herring, Dry salted; !
Ov. 30 do. round -do. -. Just received, and 'for
sals by C . v ADAMS, BRO. d CO. , -
.May 9. - - - 24 ,
WILKINSON & ESLER "
T1 AVEon hand, nnd maker to order. Hair, Moss,
II S!t uck and Felt Matt rasscs. Pillows, Bols
ters, Sheets, Cases, Spreads. Comforts, 1 Mosquito
.Netting; ato repair xoias. Chairs", c., or any
kind of Upholstcrer'a work.' " ' -May24.-
' ' ' ' '
; - BENNETT & BROKAW, ;
C 0 31 :.I I S S 1 0 N M E R C n A N T S,
- - roa the sale op . . -
Flour Grain and Seeds; Butler, CJi-cese, Lardy
Dried trv .;. i Meats and Fro-
no. i, r: . a
; ;;.i '
. ,at
1. 1 s
BUSINESS - CARDS.
E. J-'LUTTKRLOH.
FOR WARDING 1 4 COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
W I I. 91 f N GTO S , N . C.
- Srpt. 2Sth. 1654. 63-riin.
W. SL StlERWOOD & CO ,
WHOLESALE Grocers and Oominission Mer
chants Wilmington, IV-J- -Allconsisnmcnittot
Naat Stores, together with
Cotton, liacon, Lard, Corn, .Vleal, Klour,- Ac, ahal
euure ih highest market price . ,
Dec. 13 tt5-tf
- J. D. LOVE,
MASVFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CABINET FUKMTUKE.
BEDSTEADS CHAIlta, MATTRESSES. &C.&C.
. s Vrmit street. South of Market,
' BttWN's BUILDING. WILMIN'OTON- K C.
Sept iG.!8.ri4 r . 79-y-c
J. C. LATTA.
m V-lV?mV MKitCUA&V'4B&B&AlAP'tii Oil, Gi, Onmtmticr, Hats, lie
WILMINGTON. N. C."
Oct. 1,! 854 ' 95-1 yc
WILKINSON & IJSIjr.H,
UPIIOLSTEIiS & PAPEii HANGERS,
.KEEP tN HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. -MnUresscs,
Feather Bds, Window Curtains
;.';; and Fixtures.
Ail work ia the a hove line done at shortest No
tice. '.W ilmington, N. C, Market St.
March 18, 1854. , -. J : - ; t. -
J0SEPjTli7BLOSS0M,
General Commission aad Forwarding Merchant.
Prompt personal attention given to Consign
ments for Sale or Shipment. -
Itiberal Cash advances made on Consignment Co
me or to my Sew York friends.
. Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1834. . 135.
W. C. HOWARD, .
GENERAL XJomtnission and Forwarding Mer
chant, vVilminaton. N.C.
Liberal 'ash advances made on Consignments.
Nov. 29, 1853. - . , - . . , . 109-lf
C. DOPrtB. DANIEL B. BAKER.
C. D11PRE & CO.
GENERAL AGENJS COMMISSION
ASD KOKWAItniSG MEltCHANTS,
WILMINGTON N. 0.
. Jnlv iltl 1S54. 54-l2m.
AMES ANDBBSOK. , BDWARD SA fli.
ANDERSON & SAVAGE.
GESERAL COM MISS rOX MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON N.C.
T.ihemt rnsh advances made on consignments.
March 27, 1854. 94.
; RUSSELL & BROTHER,
(LATH ELLIS. BOSfiELC ft CO,) "
G EXERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Liberal cash advances made on consignmentsof
Naval Stores, Cotton, and other produce.
. ,;, May 3, 1351. ' :, ; .-. ' " -.;
" G. & D. Du PRE.
wnoi.r SALE AND BETAL DEAtERB 1 1
Driitrs. Medicines., Clieinicals. Iaints, Oil,
Bye Stuff's, fcllass. lert'unery. Cigars,
Old tilqnors, Kaney Articles, tc.r
' - - MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
rcscriptiiwssarefully soinpounded by experi
enced persons.
March 28. 1854. -.
WILLIAM A. (JWEt,
General IsenlForwarJingi Commission Mcrehant.
I take pleasure in inforniin rhy friends, that I
am nreoareo 10 ffive sn ousinesseniruiru iu mc
etBuieni and pfjraonal attention.. 1 have aTwharl' for
Naval Stores, with ample accommodalloss, spirit
House, and W irchouso. Consignments of Naval
Stores for sale or shipmem ; and all kinds of coun
try produce solicited, - CVsh advances made on
consignments.
April 18, 1354.; , . 15.
WILLIAM n, PEARE,
COLLECTOR ASD ADVliRTISlNR AGIST.
I'or Country Newipapers throughout the
. . Uuited States, , ,'
Basement ot Sun Iron Bu ain2S,Baltimorestreet
All business entrusted to lis care transacted
promptly. on libcralterms. '
sept 7, 1854. 95-tf
JAMES E. METTS,
COMMISSION Sf FOR WARDING
M HH CHANT.
Y I l,M I N" G TON , N. C.
August ZGlh, 1954. : . 6?)-tf.
T. C. & B. (G WORTH,
HilllUlSSlOX iJiD FU11W IRDIXG MERCIOXTS,
WILMINGTON, N: C.
Jan 17, 1354. , " , , . 125 e
JAS T. TETTrWAV. OEO r.. "fBITCHETT
PEiTEWAY & PRITCHETT.
General C'ommtsion and KorwardinK Mer
CHANT ALSO WHOLESALE OKOCERS,
, NOitTH WATER STitEET,
WttMisaTaw, N.C
Promnt attention will be riven to the ssle of
Naval S'ores and all kinds of Produce.
Intend keeping an assortment f Groceries,
L qnors and Provisions. 1
. July is. ;":-. - j-:
: JOSEPH n. FLANNER,
General Commission Merchant,
tYIUMINUTONr N. C. '
May9th.l854. 87-ly-e.
JAS. H. CnADBOURN & CO.
(Jeacral CoDimisioa Merchants.
- WILtMINGTON.
Jas. H. Chadaoms. . Geo. Chaobods.
Jun. 1. 1354., . 123.
' nENRY AUTT, ,
- FICTOK 4ND FORWARDISfi ICEaT,5 -
Willgit-e his personal attention to business entrust-
.. - ta 10 nts core..
Sept. 8. 1S54. . - 3 . T, . ?5-Iy-c
GEORGE MYERS7 "
r WDUESALE AS1 EETA1L GROCER -
Keeps constantly on hand, Wines, Teas,' Liquors,
'n J.i- I 117... C
. - provisions, rt 00a ana " uu rv.. j
tjonjeetionaries, T-r. ooum r r on i street., .
: WILMISGTOS, N.C.
Nov.'lS. 1853 ' . " K -' " 109
KENAN. T." MORGAN,
FORWARDING & WOMMTSSION MERCHANT
CIIERAW S. C.
March 27, 1555. -- . " - . - - B-6m-c.
, . - QUINCE & COWAN. : :
WnOTiESALE AVnRETAIL GROCERS;
DEALERS, IX WINES d LIQUORS.
' Corner f Front and Princes streets, v ;
' . WILMINGTONi N.C
'July 29." . , . - , . . Rfi-
O lfl LBS- WAYNE CO BACON, Hog
fjy )UU Hound, for sale by
March 21.
C. DoPHF.ACO.
r n r
F. indebted to r:s individually, or
to C
v'c CO., wi.l pVsse Ca'l and make pay
: nout deliy, -as further indulsenee cannot
,- . " ' ' . C. DcPKK.
17. ' ' 23
BUSINESS CARDS.
A 11. VanBokkbLkm: " W. A. M. VanUokkklen.
VAiNBOKKELEN & BROTHER,
WIMINGTON, N. C.; "
- ManuTaciarers of and deak-ts in Naval Stores.
lwraga and Wfiarlage for Produce furnikhed at
fair rate under insurance, if desired.
Jan.l. - ; m-tf.
D. C. FREEMAN. - " OEOHOE UOUHTOM
KltliUMAX & IIOUMTOSI,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
D. C. FREEMAN & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ITS fltOT STKEET,
NEW VORK.
FREEMAN AXD IIOESTOK, WILMIXCTOS, N. C-
i 'ERP constantly on hand a stock ot Flour,
iVCom, Fork, Bacon. Salt. Co fee, Sagar, Mo-
lattet, Tobaoro. Ci"ar, Snuf, CandUt, iwap, or-
ei?n and Domestic Liquor and wtnei Iron,
tH, Vomeetucwr, tiau, uoeiw,
va
riety of other articles, suitable for familyand plan
tation use and then-tail trade, which they will
dinpot.c ofln lots to suit dealers or consumers on
reasonable terms Tor cash. or in exchange for Na
val Stores or other produce.
Theseniornartner D. C. Freeman, it locatedin
the city of New Vork ; the junior partner, Geo.
Hocsto.v, in Wilmington. If desired, advances,
will be made on consignments to and from either
place All business entrusted to them will receive
proper attention; and orders for Goods will be
promptlvand carefully rilled.
Sept. 9, 1854. 76-f.
GEO. UARRISS,
General Coiuiuissioii xUerchant,
WlbMISGIOM, N.C.
OTItlCT attention ijivcn to procuring Freight
O and purchasing Cargoes for vessels.
IU111 ro
K. P. Hall, Esq .
W. w. rarmey, t vvtl.s-.-
I. A. Taylor, Esq.
J. D. Bellamy, Esq
J
.Messrs. 1 iwser, omyiii ot Vork
Thompson & Hunter
Alex'r. llerron, Jr. Philadelphia
.
Messrs. Williams & Butler,
H- F. Baker, Esq.
Jan. 2. 1854.
Charleston, S. C.
121 tf.
I. WE33EL. H. B. EILER8.
WESSEL & EILERS.
C COMMISSION MERCHANTS & WHOLE
SALE GROCERS, North Water St., Wil
mington. N. C. intend to keep at the above
stands generalassortment of Groceries, Liquors,
and Provisions at wholesale and to carry on a
GencralConimission Business.
ErEBENCB t
E. P.tTall.Pres't Br'ch Bank of the State
O. G. Parsley, Prcs't Commercial Bank. Wlf.
P. K. Dickinson, Esq .
t-oppc y. 1 Yor,.
At " -
Dollner A rotier. i ;
Jan. 20 1854.
131.
GEO. II. KELLY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT. ,
Next doot to A. A. Wannet's.on North vValerst.
willattendto thesaleof allkinds of Country Pro
duce, such as Corn, Peas, Meal, Bacon . Lard ,1c.
ind will keep constantly on hand a full supplyof
Groceries, ic.
References.
WHIes Hall. of Wayne, JnoMeRae, Wilmington
W-Caraway. Gen. Alx.. Mcltae.
F..P.II tit, Wilmington , Wiley A. WalKei . "
Dec. 13. 1853. 115-ly.
rASl P. GILLESPIE. , GEO. R. GILLESPIE.
J AMU I'. Gir,x,npirc J& CH
PRODUCE AND FORWARDING
AGENTS.
WILMINGTON, N C.
Paiticnlaraitentio paid to the receipts and Patent
Naval Stores, Timber, Lumber, Corn, Bacon, Cot
Uon, de., d'C.
Mart3,Jl955. . . 6.
. S. M. WEST,
, Auctioneer and Commisixion Merchant, .
"IVII,HINS I'ON. N.C.
WILL sell or buy Real Estate and Negroes a I
a small commission.
A LSO !
Strict attention givento the sale-of Timber, Tur
pentine, Tar, or any kind of Country Produce.
O fico second door, South side of Market street,
on the wharf. - '
June 12. 1854. 33-ly.
W. P.-MOOIIt. JSO. A. STASLT. t. W. JONES.
M00RE, STANLY & CO.
COMMISSION MER CIIA N TS,
WILMINGTON, N."C.
Oct. 2GJi, 1851. 93.
' C. MYERS," ' .'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN HATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS
s AND WALKING CANES. -Xo.
1 Oranlte How, Front Street.
WOOL, Fur. Silk, and Moleskin Hats, Cloth,
t(ish, nnd Silk Glazed Caps, by the case or dozen,
at New York Wholesale Prices.
Nov. 9.- ' - - " ' " 1 99.
"D. CASnWELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,.
tVIIjiMIXCTON. N. C
Sept. 30. . 84-tf
: TCWORin,
Genera) Commission Mcrclianf,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
USUAL advances made on consignmentsof Cot
ton, Naval Stores and other produce :
' Pattieolar attention given by G. W. Davis to pur
chasing cargoes, procuring freights for vessels, Ac.
March 2, 1351. - US-lyc.
- COCHRAN & RUSSELL.
(SCrCESSORS TO TAOS. ALI83iE k CO )
General Commission Merchants,'
No 32". A'orfA HWte. ind fi3 North. Water Sts.
.. - . PHIL.ADEL.PIIIA.
j. ilabvct cocmias,: ' .
w. e. auiSBLt. , . . - 3 .u :J '"' '- ',
Liberal cash Advances made on consignments,
July 30th, 1354. . 68-tf-
Hi DOLLNER. O. POTTt R. Jr. J.CiMrtDEX.
DOLLNER, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSION -MERCHANTS;
jf N E "lYv- YORK. V- w
' Aprll30, 1654. . C -I 1-, 20-ly;-
L. N
WHOLESALE CRETAIL. GROCER,
, avd okalkb iv ' ,
LIQUORS ' 1V1NES ALE. PORTER f-t',
" So 3, Granite Row; front Street,"
,:: : T wiuMlNGTuN.Jv.C. '
. Feb. 17th, 1?5S jiV. y;?;. .;rVmH0-tf.';;
-v.. :.pREiGnrc:T:'"rt;
-LL freight on Naval Stores by Cape'Fear line
I. oL Boats, wilt hereafter be ollec'fd at WU-"
mlntrton. ' T.C& B.G. WORTH.
, Jan. 27. - - . l - - - - 3I.
: tns:i! nsa.M r:::i!M -
JTTST rereivedper schr. Delegate, from 'flalifjx;
. , S5 bsrrt Is So. I MaekeVeJ;
-to i
'V 27 -.
-511
- 3i J
i- -250 .
suit by
- ."-y 10.
1
1. .0 . u
' 2
i 3
.Cut Ilirriri
rf r !e in lots to
c f ' -j- r.
ZermiO'i Aiitl-eorbutlctTKthwah.
TO THE LADIES.
JOTHIa adds more 10 beauty than clean,
i white Teeth, and Gum of healihy color.
1 he most hoaauful face and vermllhon lips become
repulsive, if the latter, when they open, exhibit
the horrible spectacle of neglected leeih. All who
wish clean, white Teeth, healthy Gums and a
sweet breath, should five KERMAN'4 TOOTH
WASH a triul. For sale by
C. & D. DrPRE, Agents,
' Wilmington N.C.
Sept. 30. 81
PERFUMERY!
JUST received from New Vork and Philsdel
I his 1 .
Gross Lobins's Extracts for the Htndk'f j
do. do. Toilette Soaps
do. Glenny Mttsh Toilette Wotcrj
do. do. Verbena do, do.
do. Vankre Soap 1
do. Camphor Soap 1
do. - Pontine do.
A large assortment of Hair Brushes,' and nam
ber of fane articles usually kepi in Drug Stores.
C. & D. DuPRE, Wholesale Droggitts,
Oct. 5. A!arke-st, Wilnilagton, N. C.
- TUB NORTH CAROLINA .
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCECOMP'Y,
RALEIGH, N. C.
IM1E above Companyhrs been itioperationslnce
X the 1st ot April, i848, underthedirectionof the
Toliowinv Officers, vix 1
Dr. Charles K.Jonhson, President,
Wm. D. Haywood, Vice President,
Jatncs F. Jordan, Secretary,
W m. H. Jones, Treasure.
Perrin Uusbee, Attorney,
Dr. Charles E.Johnson,
Dr. Wm.H.McKee,
Medical Board of
Consultation.
Dr. R.B. Haywood.
J. Hersman. General Agent.
This Company hasreccived a charter giving ad
vantages totheinsured over any othcrCompnnv.
The Bth Section gives the Husband the privilege to
insure his own lile for the sole use of his Wife and
Children, free from any clatmsof the representa
'.ivesof the husband orany of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the life
mombernnrticipateln the whole of the profits which
are declared annually. Besides, the applicant for
life, wnt-n tne annual premium la over 930 may pay
one half In a Note.
All rlaitnsfor insurance sgninsl the Company will
e paia wnnin ninety any. aiterprooi ot tne death
of tne party is lurnistiea.
Slaves are insured for one or five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure this
class of firoperity against the uncertainty of life.
nlave insurance presents a new and interesting
teaturcin tne History 01 iortn Uarolin. which will
prove very Important to the Southern States
The last four months operation of this Company
shows a veryl argeamount of business more than
the Directors expected to do the first year havins
iiiciiu; ihucu 1 1 1 ' . i c 1 iin 11 1 uucicn.
Dr. Wx. W. Hakbiss, Modieal Examiner, and
Agent. Wllmlnaton, N. C.
A II f'omm 'intentions onbusinosof the Company
snouia neauuresscit to
JAS. F.JORDAN, Sec'y.
RaIeich.Jan.25, 1854. if.
OUR MOTTO IS ' TO PLEASE"
, AT THE
llmltiKton saddle. Harness, and Trunk
.llaiiuiartory.
1HE subscriber respectlully informs t hep ublic
X that he h;t recently received addition, to his
stoi k of Saddle and Harnes .Mountinga,6tc, t he
laiest nnd inoai improved stylo, undis conttanly
iniinuiMciurinc. at his store on uiarKet street. every
description ol articlein the above line. From hia
expcrienci in the btisincsi., he feels confident that
hewlll bealrle to give en tire satlafactiontoallwho
may favor him with a call, lie has now on hand
and willoonstantly keen a laraeassortmentof
Conch, Gi-j and StMcit Harness, lady's Sari (firs
liriillcf. Whips, f-c. Gentlemen's Saddles, Whips
Spurs, q-C.
'IJaTZallof which he will warrant to be of??"?
- the best materials and workmanship, if
5 He has also a large assortment of f
Trunk, Iiseti. Saddle and Carpet lines
Satchel. Kant y Trunks, &c, and all other ar
ticles usually kept in such establishments, aft 0
wnicn ncoiierriowior wash, or onanortcredit
to prompt cttstonieis.
Saddles, tIarness,Trunks,Redical Bags, &c
ic. -mane to oroer. , -
- Inaddition ttithe above the atibscrlberalwav
keeps on hand a largesupply of String Leather
and haa now, and will kr?p through the seaaon
Kood assortment of I'ly Nttts. '
Allarelnvited to call and examine my Gooilt
whethcrin want or not, as 1 takeulensureinsbew
Ing my assortment to all who may favor me with
a call..- ... 1 ...5, -
HarncsrandCoach Trimmings sold at a fair
price to persons buying to manufacture.
Also, Whirs at wholesale.
.Hkindsof Riding Vehicles bought r. old
on eommls-lons. , JOHN J. CONOLEV .
Feb. 7. 1854.. 138
WILMINGTON
MARllLE AND STONE YARD.
J "HE Subscriber having accepted tha agency of
a sevcrallargerstaDlleitmentsat tne INnrih which
will furnish him an unlimited supply of finished or
unfinished, foreign and domestic MA11BLK of all
qualities, is nrcpnrea to nn an orders tor
MONUMENTS AKI) TOM D HTONE8.
and ever other article in the line of the business
at reasonable rates.
8CULPTDR1NG.LETTERIN0 OR CARVING,
Executed as v eil aa can be done either North or
South. ' '
Thebes! reference can be given, if required.
JAS. McCLARANAN.
Jan. 6, 1834. , tf. ,
TnOS. B. CARRf M.D. D.D. S.
PRACTICAL DENTIST for Ihclast tenjeors,
Charges for ' -
10 or Jcs artificial teeth on fine gold plate,
each, 7 00
An entire set of teeth on fino gold plate, 150 00
Ditto on gold with artificial gums, 150 00
Ditto on Ptatina plate with artifi-
cial gums, ' " ' 15C 00
Upper or under ditto, each, 75 00
A Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguish- 1
ed from the natural, S 00
A fine gold filling, warranted permanent. 2 ( 0
- Do. - .and destroying the nerve. ' 43 to 6 Ou
Extracting n tooth, 60 cts. to 1 0C
Best dentifrics and tooth brut hes always tin hand.
Every operation varranttd to cive entire satLfnc
ti"ti. Teeth inserted immediately after the extrac
tion of the fangs and remodeled sfter the gums
hsve shrunken, wi'hout additional charge.
Office on Markst-st , 2 doors below the Chnrch.
Wilmington, N.C, April 22. 16-tf. '
NOW U the lime to have your rooms and pas
sages papered with decorations, fine or com
mon, as we have large assortments on hand, and
superior workmen worn New York, who will
hang paper In latest styles.
. . WILKINSON & ESLF.R.;
July 22. Paper Hangers and Upholme re rs.
rT durked,
, 1 3 f WATEIt STRI3I3T NEW-YORK,
t i -; '- MannCictorer and Proprietor of
DCRKEE'S YEAST CSB1IIXG T9I7DEB,
Importer and Dealer la'
PREAMTAKTAR,
SUP. CA It B. SODA, , .
SAL SODA. ; ; - -
CASTILE SOAP, ' ' 3- '
, BLACK LEAD." - . -
BRITISH LUSTRE, .
- REF'D PCARLASH, SALERATL'S,
. COOKING EXTRACTS,
v MATCHES WAX Ar WOOD.
Dec. 23rd, 1854. . " .. ., ..llT-ly-e.
' - NOTICE. 4
rrT'nr siibscriber.respectfully informs the ptit.c,
i. ttiathe is nowtranasctmg tne aucuoo nmini as
nn Ins own account, and hopts by strict at'entior to
f-iiini-o to merit a rontinoanee flint rv'iini-t
. ii u,. ,ie boltberilly bestowed tij on I (.
. . - . , V" M. C I ". LY.
- Stock.Ueal Estate and Negroes. bou;. .t . i -M
on a romiri,.--,i.n ol 1 ier cent tiihtr at prlvmer.i
DOCT. JOIINSTn
uiiriMoni: lock ito-rt .
WHERE maybe obtnlntd the 1.;....
pleasant and effectual rmujy In 1.. v.
for ali
SECRET DISEA.Si::;.
Gonorrhor, Gleets, Strletutra, Sttnii.sl V:,
tt, Pains in tha Loins, Conmiiuiioniil I), t 1
Impotency. Weakneas of the Cut k nnd I.hi.i
feciiona of the Kidneys, I'alpltatiun vl r '
liysrrt)sta,rvervoua Jrntaui ity, JMn n 1
11,0
Head, 1 hrost Nose or Mln 1 snd all tiii r, n ,,...
and melancholy disorders arjaing frum the d.n.,, -
.1 L.LI. r' . L- t . 1 . ,
iitc muii.vi 1 vmiu, w, mi 11 oi' troy bo: n t oil y ul
nana, tnose secret snci solitary panii . mote, (..u, I
lo their victims than the sona of 'lie l-yri i, h
the mariners cf Ulysirsr, blighting t l.eir nxit.t I 1 :
lisnt hopes or anticl;isiiona, rtndetlng ii,,mi,., .,
tic., Impossible.
1 LtVi t IWI.iS.
Especially, who tisva become the victims of .' , " , ,-
ry Vvce, that dreadful and dealrtictivs hnliit
annually sweeps to an untimely grave Him....
1 1 ii
. f
r t
young men or the moat exalted talents and l.i i. i
ntellei-t, who mi 11 tit otherwise have t fiin.r,. .) 1
ten Ins Senstss with the thunders of . m
waked to ecstacy the llvinr lyre. muv cull v ,.-, I
eonfldsice.
AI ARMAGH.
Married persons. otxhniw cnntvnnaiD mnni 1
being awareof physical weukneas, i-honh ,,m,.
ately consult Dr. J., and be rcNtorxt to i ii.
health. '
lit who places himself undorlhe en re of Dr. J. 1
ston may religiously confide in his honor imp
tleman, and confidently roly upon hl.akill a.. y
sicisn.
OFFICE. No. 7. SOUTH FREDERICK
Kt
DOORS FROM BALTIMORE St., (nht
UP THE STEPS. .
rVRE PARTICULAR In observinp the A
i.v';
anavt,ir.or you will mlM ifco th.
A CURE IN TWO OA YS, OR NO VII A UC! '..
No Mercury or Nauseous Drugs ( ,.
TAKE NOTICE.
Da. Johnston Is the only rcvutnrlv I.'
t.,
Physician who sdvertines his vety rxtenaive
tise, and his many Wonderfu I Cures 1 a n '
guarantee to the afllictrd. Those rh n
speedily and elf'eclually evrml. should shun l'ir ,
out trifling imjwlers, who only ruin their I , , ,
ana appiy lit ur. jonnston.
DR. JOHNSTON.
Memberofthe RoyalColIegeof.Sijrt'ci r - '
graduate from one of the most etui in nt ( :
the United States, nnd the greater i.it .i
life haa been spent In the Ilo.-ipitnlH ol Inr,;.,,, . . ,
is. fnilaaeipuia.and elsewlieie, I, as t!,i,i.. ,
of the most sstoniatiing curcsthal weicevct li.
Many troubled with ringing lntheenrs nn i . 1
v-hen naleep, creat nervoUMisrs, belnj nliinn. .1 m
Uii1i n sounds, and batthluinean, Willi i r . -, . r . t
blunhin,T. attended sometimes with dtrangt im i.t cf
mind, were cured immediately.
. ' - A CERTAIN DISEASE.
Whtn the misguided and irniijttrit vt f iry of
pleasure finds he has luibib.d the stela i.r .L.-i
painful disease, it too often hnppena tlmt atiiil-iiiii-ed
sense of shame, ordread of oiscoM-ry. i)rt
him fiotn applying to ihte who, tioni tiluniin.11
and reieclablli(y, can clone bi-filcnd him, drluy
ing till the conrf litlonul syaruptoiim of this horn I
diiseasc make their Hppetiruncn. surli t it 1, . -1
sore throat, diaessed nure, noeturul pairn i , itm
heod and limbs, dimness of slfht, ili-nin f, ,,,
on the shin bones snd arms, lloirlim mi i t i l,
f nee snd extremities, progress on vi 11 Ii li i; 1,; -, 1 1 a
pldity, till at last the puluto of tha timi.iii i.r t!.
bonesof thn noae lull in. anil the vk iim 1 I t '
awful disease becomes a horrid ol.jift if n, r
sera lion, till death puts a period to hi i!rca.lul sul
feringe, by sending him to " ihut . Imuri.e limn
whence no traveller returns.'' To mi ll thenio-e,
Dr. Johnston pledges himself to prt fcrve the most
inviolable secrery t and, from hU extensive puic
tice in the first llospttulsin Europe ami A nx i ien ,
he can confidently recommend a safe u ml speetty
cure to the unfortunate vietim of tliin fmrri I tii
csse. It is a melancholy fact, that thousand f.,ll
victims to thfs dreadful dtifeaae, owlnit id.: uu
skilfulnras ol ignorant prclendeta, who, by the im:
of thnt deadly poison, mercury,, ruin the cousin 11
tfon, nnd either send the imfort nniite suflt n r to nn
untinielygrave.orclsoinakc the tesidue ol 1,1 imt.
erable. -
TAKE -PARTICULAR NOTCR.
Dr. J. addresses all thoso ho have Inj ut ' t;,tin.
aelvea by private and improper induct m i .
These are some of the snd snd inil.11.1 I . y it
fects, produced by esrly hnbits of jmuih,
Weakness of the Hack snd Litntia, I'm;. a 1-. the
Head, Dimness of Sight, Lobs of MiiHu'i.r I v
er, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspipy. ! '
irritability. Derangement til ti e lnmv. mn -tiona,
General Debility, Symptoiua t.l t;..,- .
lion.dtc.
:- Mi-nluUy Tha fenrful t fli cta on iho t- t 1
murh to Ln dreaded 1 Loas ot Memtiry. ' .nnii
of Ideas, Depression of Nplrita, Evil i -,
A version of Socie ty, Self DUlrust, In (
tude. Timidity, tie.. are some of ttiB 1 , t. 1 1 s.
. Thousands of pvraona of all area, 1 n 1
what is the cause of their d ('lining lt in I
ing their vigor, oncoming t uk, pimi and in.......
ted, have a singular .nppcarniicy hiout tlx:
cough and symptoms of consumption.
Married Persons, or those ont-n : Intln"
ye.
rlape, btlng aware of phyaicul wi
Immedlstery consult Dr.
n d be u 1 1
feet health.
DR. JOHNSTONS IN VIGOR ATI ' i
i:me.
r f r
I)V FOKORUA?IIC WtAK.-.i
By this grest and imjiortant retm i!y .
the organs is speedily cured and fa I si.--
Thouaandsof the most Nervous iit l i
individuals who hud lost all hope. I .
diately relieved. All impdirn n . 1
' ' M ARItl .
Physical or MentalDi i"
ritabihtv Tn mbllnf S and
of the most fi urful kind, '
Johnston.
Young men who h.ivc U , I 1. . . . ,
certain practice lndultd In vihctit t !
frftjuently Ij-nrned ftoin vil tote! .
school, the ellects of wliit h are ni
when asleep, and If not cured, rii '. ' 1
impossible. and drstroys both mind ai d 1
V hat a pity that a younit man, the h-.j
country, and the darling of hi parents, s,,- ,
snatched from all prospects a nd rnpiynierit a ot
by the eonaequeneca ol deviating Iroin Hie fn
nature, and indulging in a cerium secrit bu!
Sue persons, before contemplating
" MA US MCE.
Shouldrellect thai a sound in.n.i en 1 I ... 'y rt.
most necessary roiuii-.tea to ptoiitote nn.n
1
1 1...
h t
haminet.e. Inile-d, without 1 i.
tt.e
joiii nt y
ihronrb life ktoim a wesrj pllprin
pecf hourly darkens to the vii w j tin.
shadowed wiih despair and f.,l d w 1
xholv retire lion that the imps " - .
t he r.,i..
i k.1 1 1 !
r U-
comes blinhted with nr nwn.
OFFICE NO. 7iOUTII FRi.KI I' lc:.
I! LTI ) 1
A!lturglral Operations I'eite- .
N. B- Let no false delicacy prrvrtii )i" ' ' t
apply Immediately either perKinHiiv or I liter.
Hklu JUrar pee.tllv Cult S.
TO STRANGERS.
7emarty thousiruU rural at tlna Instiiii'l' n ' h
Intheln.t ten years, snd tlie riini""' " f
tsnt Surgical Operations pertotmrtl i 1 I
nessed by the Reporters of the psr -ro,
pthrr prisons. notices of hit h li :-
snd sg.iin befiw-e tlie t - ' . I .
tee thjt the a!"i f 4
ble physician -
ft la iih the ptr.-.
. f:s
STON permits hi card t- s
dee ruins it uiiprof..,ional (
tise, but anlesa he 1)1 1 so, I
strsn"ers. could not t; i 1 10
I
those" Impudent, t.
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destitute of knowle.';.e, i.,u.
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