North Carolina Newspapers

1 e;;r "; r HO i .. . : i . c . . J l.iil . . i! live of 3 with t r the most rvalioa. ir. for go at ion r i J r3--. ::.i;.ves of . s. whether s or old fash .inc interest, .1 oy the fact, e. the auth--relations or del, s 1 in rf : u.ieves having fre . suppress cr alter ii'i a native bunior i u h"ch mark the i.ean Lierary -pre-a few extracts. n dramatic "mter- : p.ii.jf .l of the various .du . t-.j .Election of crime r ecess try one of revealing to L.s wife. 1 a severe trial of my feelings a thiclosure" dannjr . the recent important case, where r wss in possession of a mail-. ..s of which he. had committed .rc-Jattons. Me was at Jength ! .3 lately entered upon a leu r pr'so i. -... : ..e i-i-anftsie J much solici- fearing the ..-intelligence' -. wen Id overpower her. f'She, .-I-! at I 'it,1 said he, -'and I - . Lor.' . try. ho vvever,r that I should . - r to ret possession of some i,e proceeds of the robber- ii her Lu.-;ban r had - committed to r. FurahheJ'with a written or r. i. i leaving him in the -s ? z'.o !y, I proceeded to call1 on. -r t- hrnins whil on lh . .-..ce some mode of coin .3 u-pU-. sini - truth-"which :t gr dually, and spare, her- v! r t the boarding house the :.. me lady's room.. ; It read : ? Will ' you hand to the iw.l cf tank notes -. which j I left i ' " - " : " . iy soon made her appearance.- yc rather prepossessing an : k-!;cato health. - .Finding that ... of me note, she addressed. me, r great surprise that her husband. to i ii jtiic: about ; ircumst t3 ! . r ..al, and with d. served ihat-. she 'jj'ing over money Liices - to un entire ' !y r i-'-iecessan-it. -s i.! tie presence her ta step into a-va-n !, and, after closing - :T..e.' --y ; " ful thing for me, . jij do not seeru inclin i.a your husband's order, I i Ay ihat the money - was mails by him. . . There, is no : Hi has had n mail-key i recovered, and has made j Jrner.t of his numerous I t ;-cr of you to -bear ihi-s viih fortitude. No'one'will i c'i account of his dishon- it1' to see the poor woman faint a.. 1 had mentally sprepiired v emergency; but,, a mo ' 5 '. ' ve been more likely . condition: if aston- r ; -ro-.-ce such an effect; 1 - ! i r . : J v.-hat l. was .3 fire in her eye, . , !.cJ, in a ,-. t, he's a darned Gone tr.r o 1 d .iY n. money, ve r, eaSllG; soon 3 -dis- a'oove quot u ine was - lUTpnca iilt, it afterwards ap--Oii of 'spunk' was ft h:jh-spirted :nnd . f Qinetimes, as m : Tt way from con- ; . ; l :undsof . de complaints a culpability of :ig illustration er rectal ex C U I .JSt an I.T U. iiia.i ci alLiost every, owe resent,) c!i c cj'ioCioua of iivcc3 ce, in-; ! in con lectures- as to who tuat seme- i L 1 1 i ii j-htlj:4" horn the acciu i vves to fix upon as the culprit... .Ii their conjectures ; fell;, wide- of the rnaik.-.. A (ter lookmg about for'a moment, t lady pointed out thejasf man whom Hfiy one la the office. would have - suspect ed'of such an offence one of "the ohtcst and most reliable of their;mimber. - - 'That is ihe persom, said she, v indicating him by a slight nod oflhe head; 'and if he persists iivmaking so free-with my- letters, I will certainly, have hitri arrested. " Why my letters should '-efwaya be selected for this purpose, 1 cannot unngine; ,but if ,any more of ihem .are touched lie wiil-wish.be h d let them iilone.".' . ' , . This direct, charge,, nnd these- threats, produced a greater commotion among" his fellow clerks than in the mind of the gen tleman accused. - Waning for a moment after she had spoken, he broke the breath less silence thiit followed, her words, by say tng, calmly, ?Mrs.-r- 1 belteve V ' 'That 'is my name sir. " ( 'Have you concluded your remarks, ma dam?' v I , " ; ,- 'I have, sir for the present.;1 '( ; ' i u .'Then madam, I will take the liberty to inform you that your husband is the person on whom you ought to.expend your mdigv nation He' has at differen- times . taken several of your letiers from the office, open ed and read thimand afiar.. re-sealing, re-. turned them to i he letter box having made certain discoveries in -thosa letters' which he forced ne to listen; as furnishing "suf-. ficient ground fof his course, andiustifying former suspicions! He - earnestly i reques ted me never to disclose who had opened the letters, rand" I should have continued to observe secrecy, had nott.yourfaccusalio i forced me to rhts -distilosure'in, self-defence. If you'wfsh to haiVe 'my statement corrobo rated,! think Lean produce a reJiabie wit ness; "iy, - r , ' r i , . The lady did not reply to t,his proposi tion,' but. made a precipitate retreat, leaving the clerk master of the fieldand was never, afterwards, seen 'at that post office. .. " i. The following anecdotes are- illustrative of the amusing incidents which occasion ally come ,' under s the "'eye, of? postoffice clerks: f - .---- '( - A little- bright ejed, flaxen haired boy was one day. observed to enter the vestibule of the postoffice ai Washington, with a let ter in his hand, and to wait very'modestly for the. departure of the crowd - collected. about the delivery ,windowv; As soon as the place was cleared,' he approached the letter box and carefully deposited his epis tle therein, lingering near, as iftG watch over the safety of, the precious document His motions attracted the attention': of the clerk-stfttioned at the window, whose cur iosity induced him to examine the sgpscrip tion oflhe letter just deposited by ; tho lit tle fellow. ' The address on the letter s was simply, ;'To my Dear Grandmother, Louis iana;' doubtless some good old lady, whose memory, in the mrnd of her innocent grand child, was redolent of cake end candy,' nnd all the various 'goodies' which grandmoth ers are generally so "ready to supply,- to say nothing of the various -well-meant offi ces of kindness ta which their-sometimbs blind affection prompts them. Look'here, my little ni tn,' said ihe clerk,' 'what is your i granumotner s name, and where does she live7' . -V w hy, she's my grandma,- and lives in Louisiana.' ' - " - Yes, I see that on the Idtter, but it will never'get tp her if her iiame isn't put on, and the. place -where she lives. - 'Well,' please put it on sir.' ' ' 4 ' -But I shall not know what her name is; unless- you felt me.' ; 'Why, s:r, she's i my grandma don't you know her ? Sho used to live" at my nouse. , - After the display of? considerable; iti- genuity on the part of., the clerk, and a good deal ofinnocentf : evasion by the child, the old lady's name and place of restaence were nuaiiy ascertauird, and added to the address; after which the little one went -ton his way rejoicing'in the assurance -given by the - clerk that now his 'dear grandmother' would cer tainly receive the jmpoi taut epistle from tier oat ling. "- - . TUE DEAD LETTER;!'' The- following f is contributed 'b J 'UOiYey oi -t the uolumbus (Ohio) post ofJice" :. ' ' " , . - , - During . ray term of service at the gpneral deh very of -this office, it was my custom, - upon rect-iving dead .letters from Washington city, to make a list of the names ot the persons to whom they were addiessd," and stick it up 'hi the lobby ot-the oluce, with a notice - 'Cal for D.ad Letters.' ' " -. ; - One day an elaborate specimen of E i in's sons," whose 'brawny ? fist' -and broad sh 5 met!" - Uiwl OUCUICU tl' UtUUIL a. tun :i:h an eye sin'e to Ameri !i rcr.roau?, loungea into 'tne ouice, lounged into - the i rp to thu hoard containing the a res:iid list. 'He looked at it a moment I 1 j. t inhi t.iais. , I spoke to -him -pvrh the window, and asked him . t was th." tna'ioiv ... ' . O's ! !Ir. lV.ftni is:, r, I so yo liavo ' 1 Isuher for.-ni?.-' I J-pc-ct mo sesv.i Js d:U, oni it's "t:ct '. a?A.";i':o ' ' i h'r a tin r-u:::J. net' to en... it or 13 " ' l ii r. To;,.:: I ex. :fs i.of,' &aij I. i I explained. t. Lira that loiters not ta ken, from the oliitc to which they were addressed within a -. certain time, .were sent to -what was called the Dead Let ter Ollic at :"Washiijgro!i cityy and fiom tlience,- if containing anything valuable, to th13 prrsntis who wrote thc-rn. -God bliss.ye for.that, isir but iJichael lives in' Chicago T " ' - - ' ." :. r I told him I would'Vtiot dispute -that,-but Boston and Chicago were :V two dis tinct citiep, and the" let tor was! addres sed to ltolh,--ond that Boston bin the first namedr'it had been retained'there, and his'friend had not teceived it. . - 'Sure and 1 thought B.s:dir was in Chicago ! that's what ye call a daid lef- thcr, is-jt? aith and l.thQugt it-was Bridget and not the letther, was daid.' : f COLPOTtTAGK IN NOKTH CAROLINA. BY THE AM ERtCAN TKAOT SOUirfV Since ihe first of September I have had nstant encouragement in my work, be cause of the kindness have "met with eve ry where, "and the success which God has given me. . I ttm glad to hnu that jour peo ple are-looking mto the Tract Society to Tts Very core; and are getttng to understand its principles well, and they cive..etrong evidence by their- liberal contributions, of their increased love for t olportage: 'seeing, A3 one said, "it goes 'in the regions beyond', and etttyjiually reaches .every .nouscnoia with means to improve the,- heads ana! hearts of all; ud that, this system forms a platform upon avlnch .als'OhriiU.tns ' may meet and show to the wodd that jhey are i one in Christ JtSus to get-good and do goai.w Several prominent gentlemen t diuerent churches,-who stood aloof from lbs work a. year ago, because they did not fully under stand n, are now tts strong-advocates, nnd will be annual supporters of it, - by giving each 9150 a Colporteur's salary and $l0fJ. nnd others $50, to bo a Life Direc- torj and many 820 find S2j to be a ;. Life .Member, and so on to smaller sums. At. ter A warm greeting by one of these Chris tian gentlemen, he saidI tiinjglad, sir, td sec you among us again this year, and the first thing'l want to do is, to take back the opposition 1 urged to "your work last year, and'acknowledgQ that I diiTit through ig norance of the cause.- " The faithful labors of your Coliborteur here", fully convince me norant tnd degraded with the bread ot hie. I have followed this praying man to see tb influence, and my mimt has been over whelmed bv itfand mv heart "filled wi'h praise to God. . I now feel safe in paying, that not one who lias the spirit of Christ, or is a true pat not. teilli oppose vaur system of Lol- vorla.se. if he. rightly understands it ; for if them was no hereatter, its influence lor our . . -i - - . . - - i - H country s gooa. in gemng pure iigm in an our dark places, should prompt everyone to be its firm friend." -' 1 While at Wilmington,' I received a letter from a volporteur in ieonessee, in. which he gave an interesting, account of God's blessing upon the uTemperance , Manual ' of 91 pages .given by him to A distiller, : A irentleman came in as 1 was reading this letter, to whom I soon commenced speak trtr ot the character ot toy corresponaence in which he seemed - so intsrested ,.lhat: I lead it to hud. - 'As I closed the ? narrative, he asked how many copies of' that "Tern perance Momml" would 810 publish, i. Af ter telling: him it would publish 200, he handed me the amountfor 'that - purpose, saying he would give it every year, t with the hope that- God would bless it to the great good of many , Jiquor ,makerj and drinkers.-? In this way God opens my way and brines in means to help forward t this work, and I have never seen a more libera and cheefful spirit , in giving money than the people have exhibited here m this cause so far as I have gone; and I" believe that North Carolina, generally, will do a. noble part in supporting this work among us. Contributions sent to me by mail have been thankfully-received and duly ocknowiedg ed; and as it will be impossible for me to reach one m u nundred who, would glauiy ffive to this jobiect, I arnestiy solicit dona lions from all friends to the- cause, which thev mav'send to me by mail hero. lor to J Cross, Superintendent, Richmond, -Ja.. -If friends will co-operate with us innhis way throughout the State; we .may support our own work. God will enable us to succeed if we will only --try.-. As God huth prosper ed us. let all resolve to do something for him in this work whieb'is. doing so much good for our ignorant and degraded, around ih"ir own firesides, by kind instruction's, by prayer, and by giving thera religious truth pointing an 10 jesus.- v- : , : . .- . .... .. ' Tfoars, truly, ."7 "WM. J..W. CROWDER," . ' ' -Ag't. of Amr. Tr.'Soc. fox C. Raleigh, Decl J, 1855.' ,- , ' . , SHORTS AND SUIPSTUFFS. A CHEAP and nuirjtlja -article- of food", tor -TV cow and horsua 2J6 bnshela for unle by h-i.6. . . . HOUSTON 4- JN0. D. ASUT0N," - ATTORSEV -AND COUNSELOR AT LW, v SUA WNEETO WN, lUhuns. : : 4 " . . :. Will practice bis profcasioo in tto twelve 3 ndi- ciil D:;nt anil Supreme Court, and United Sutee Court fur Luaoia.-s Snt 27. "St-ly LOST. ID AT, 6th Inst. ""between Walker' t v. l-errvanJ vmTi.rifr n. a rortmonnie con Alula 2 u all amount ; la char and seve - i... i U a r iu on T. W. U unha At: ijdi Doi'arfc. dated r l- i;t t;-. rii" ya:jf.i ;!:e fabsctiuti. . - 'i u c-i.,..-r ' ' ' '"i i but pr i r-c J ro- ... r Vi) tin r i j card; ii J. C. LA'ii'A, co umisciox rimciiAXT & gemchal '' ... - A UK ST, - V.TLMI.NGTON, K. C. . Oct.t,ISo4. - - - " - 85-Jy-c. ;. WILKINSON & EsfjER, UPnOLSTCUSf: PAPEK HANGERS, KEEP ON HAND AND MADE TO.O&DER," Mattresses, Feather Bids,' Window- Curtains - and fixtures. ." -. . ' All work in tho iibovc lino done at' shortest No- tic. muujnjjiuii, i-i . Market St. March IS, 1S4. - - , 1. JOSEPH R. BL0SS03I, General Co.imissioa aai Forwardins Merchant. Prompt ieraoat attention given to Cousla- j-', tuents for Sale or Jsnipiaent-. Liberal Cak -.adcancc mail on Conlrnm.entt to WUmlnaron, Jan. 30, 185. )J5- - . 4V. c. nowARD, - ri ENERAL Commission, una forwaraing jjicf- U c-.iant. Wilmington. K. C . j ' Liberal Jash adance. maaon vons'S""1"1" Nov. I83i. - . - - - ie3'tf ' GENERAL COMMISSION MERCUAXTSA , . . WILMINGTON - . t Liberal ensft aavanceu maae n.i;oBignnKi".', , March 27, 1854. , . . , . ' - RUSSELL & BROTHER, . GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ' " WILMliNU IU, Pi. J. , . 5 r.lhnrnleahadaace-niade on consiaoraenteof Kaval Stores, Cation, and other prodnce. ' . - May i 1354.- . r j r C& D. DuPRET. : . ' "'WHOLE SALE AN ETAL DEALERS 1 1 Drusa. Medicines.-unemieaia, t-amta, B . . . ... . . . ... v.. - t m live." IUU- i-imiuii,, vii - ' . . . ,....,, i.ii.i.. X-. -. - , IV lliMIKUTUJii N. C - f-reacripttonsuarefullyeoinpauaded by cxperi- WILLIA5I A. CWYCi, . General igent.ForwarJiiigiGbmmUsioB Jlcrehant. I take pleasure In Informing my friends, that I am preparea to give an uuitiess inussitu iu mo efficient and persnnalartention.-1 have a wharf for Naval rftorea, with ample aceommoasuuss, pirn Hmse, and Warehouse,, uonsianmenis oi iavai Stores for sale or shipment ; and alt kinds of coun-. try pradace solicited.": Cash advances made on consi2nmenis. US. April 18, lbs. .WILLIAM II, PEARE, v - . 'COLIECTOR 4SD ADTECTISIMV ACCM. . Per Country. Newspapers tbroujnoni tne ' v- " UHlttd States I - Basewem of Sun Iron Bu lulnas.rtalilmore sireef - All business entrusted torus care transacted promptlv.-on iiaeralterms-- -4 95-tf ae?i 7, lao-t. - - T.-C.&B. G. WORTH, C3311SS10S 4SD FilSW IUD1NG 'MESCHSXTS, WILMINGTON, N. C. , . Jan 171834.', ... . , .' lS-c JOSEPH H. FLANNER," General Coraralsslon Merchant, , ...... -,h. , viljMIXUTOX. N- C. " , May 9th, 1S51. , , 87-1 y-c." jas; nrqiADBOURN & CO., General Cobi mission Merchants, WICMIXGTON, N. C. w Jas.H. Chaoboobx. : , , , .Gao.CHAPaovaw. f, . Jun. 1 , 1354. . , . t Vl. . HENRY N0TT, - 7 '. FACT3S ASD FOSWitBISU 4CE5T, Willgiv hit ptfaanat attention ta business entrust . - ed t his cart.- J " Sapt. 8. 1854, t r .75'ly-c. ' . GEORGE MYERS, J WHOLES L15 ASD RETAIL GROCER - Keeps constantly on hand, ' Wines', Teas,' Liquors, Provisions, Wood and Willow Ware, Fruil, ' ;-' ConfcetionarU,e. Soutlk Front street, 1 WIL.SIIXOTOX, JU. V.. , , Npv. 18, 1853. I. t' 109. : GEORGE BOCSTON, Groceries, ProTlsIona," and JffaTal .Stores COMMISSION MERCHANT, VESSEL AND .FORWARDING AGENT, . . WILMINGTON, N. C. Aug. 2. , - - . . ' . 60-tf- DISS0LUTI0N of COPARTNERSHIP. K nu'jMe are hereby Informed, that the co-" 1 bnrinerKhio heretolore ext.tln between the nniioralonM. undnr the name -and firm of W. M JSherwood & Co. is thla day dissolved by mutual Mnnt. Alt accounts due by the firm wril! be pre- spntt-d to W; M.Sherwood far aettlemem, and all accounts nnd notes due ihem must be paid imme diately to close the busntss. ' " -- ' i ' . - WILLLS AT.' SHERWOOD. .- - . ' i ,VM. A GWVEtt. '- ''WlT.t.TS. Sir SHERWOOD will coniinuo the lusiacfs as heretofore, f,.- ' - : ' - - Sept. I. ', - PUBLIC HALL. TlflE MASONIC HALL ts offered fof pub! "A. Kxhibitiona, Lecture or Km t-rtal itom riis. . Oct. 6. f - ' -P. W. PANNING. AgL : ON CONSIGNMENT. 0( BBLS, J-Noafj-Orange and Gaifurd barnds tjyj iu " extra old uye vtuvncy 500 lb. new Keathera.y' 100 emaiy fc'piiit Ck- p or aale in lota to auu. of T, C. WORTH. ' "76 MACKEREL. crrBBLS No. 3 Mackerel, just received and for tJJ aula by July 17. : - ADA.ilo, liKO. & C('. ICE! ICC! ! ICEIi! THE W1L7IINGTON ICi: IIOTJSF. will be opened for delivery of Ice from the first day of April to the first day of November between .unrtse and 8iin"t.. Oa ftJunJays, i.l close, iiirelt.Bl f j, A. JI. Ice ordercii ir thffcountrv ii! be well pari an.i promptly ir warded at all titm-s. Aii orders for Ice must be a j . . .- t i i, min -ton lea ljoue. . ; ' .-...-.-. " -'lr"i8 C..;H In a'l , uusi;a:ss CARDS. IIC'Ji'Eir, DL'AIIBDILN i 10 COMMISSION M H It C II A N T S, WILV1ING10V N C. " OEO. HOOPBa. J. l.TtEAEBOBW. , July 'ii. . . . SS-tf ADAMS' BROTHER & CO.; COM M I SS lON'M Hit C HA NTS, Ju!y2. " - - ' ' - 59 A, H.'VNSoRKi.r.Mi i W. A. M..V'anBokr.ei.en VANBOKKELEN & BROTHER, . WIMINGTON, N. C. Manufaetorers of and deak-taln Naval Srorea. wrrra or.t tv d r, r fa i7 for Produce furnished at fair rate under insurance, if desired. , ; -- -, Jan. l. - "1 ' -" V ' wb9sbl. -, -. - h. f ., taras." WESSEL & EILERS. " ; rOMMISSIO.V MERCHANTS & WHOT.E- USAI.K GltOOKflS. North Water St., Wil-. minarton N.- C. Intend to keet at theaboye stands generalatisortment of Groceries, Liquors, and Provisionc al wholesale and to cat ry on a GencrtflConimiaBion Businesa: ' . i 4 E. P-Hall Prea'l Br'ch Bank of the State. O, Gi Parsley , Pres't Commercial Bank P. K. Dickinson, Kaq . .i. Dollnef 4 Poller. J"cw-iorK. . Jan, 29 1654. - . Mil. . - GE0.U. KELLY, - v , COMMISSION MERCHANT Pfoitdoot to A. A. Wannet',on North Watcrat willattendto theaale of all kinds of Ooontrv Pro duce, such a Corn, Peas, Meal, Hacon .Lard ,1c. and wHIkeepeonaiantiy on hand a full supplyof uroceries. c.-- t ' " ! . - 1 1 - - References. ' - - WilleiHaJI.6fWaynei-JnoVlcRae; Wilmington IV r?-,fowav ' . - Clerx T . ! 1 C fla A - E:P.Hilt,WilmIngtot .Wiley A.WalKei.- -Dec. 13, 1653.' ; ; , ,115-1 y.? JAS. P.- GILLESPIE. . t M GEO. S. GILLESPIE PRODUCE AND FORWARDING j . AGENTS. .. . -WILMINGTON. JVJC. - Panloular aitemion paid to the receipts and SaV of Aaetu stores, J miner, Lumber, Corn, LSacon, yoi- ?' -, -. - -' ton; T-c, tf-e. -.-.t ;: ." -t March 30,1355.- ,... - , 6. S. M. WEST, . . ; Auctioneer and Conrmtssion Jicrcbant, i wn.uiTiiir in. n.i;. w ILL eel I or nuv Real Estate and Negroes at ii amall conimibHon. ... -'.. : - . - - Strict attention sivento theaaleof Timbor.Tor nuiii.a Tar nr n lilnrl nf f!nonlrv Prfldnnl'. ' .V . ". " - , " " J , - - ! . . O fice second door, sJoaih side of Market etreat, on the wtiart. . - . , - - June 1?. 1854., " 33-ly v.. d.casiiwell; v COMMISSION MERCHANT, ' T IVIlilllIXGTOS, Km C. Sept. 30.". .-.I 64 if - : T, C. WORTH. ' - ' Geucral Commission Merchant, fTSUAL advances maie on consignments of Cot- V ton, Naval store and other produce - , ' Pattieular attention eiven by G. W. Oa via to pur chasingcargoes. pTocurinjIreighta for vessels, 4c . March Z, lobl., - - - icts-iyc C0CURAN & RUSSELL. .. - - SCrXESSOftS TO TH3S, ALlBO'tE k CO ) General Commission Merchants, No Z2i North Wharves, tnd 3 North Water Sts , .." .t lllljAtii. ut ,.( i( .' I. HAIVI1T COCH1AN, W. a. BVSSBtt. . Liberal cah vdvaaces made oa consignments. : July 30th. 1354. v .. ,: . . - . :tH-tL U. D-OLUNEK. O. POTTLR. jr. J. CAM BUON. D0LLNER, POTTER & CO. s . v COMMISSION -JMER CHANTS, : .-V . ; - i A4 T T U 1( H . - '. .- : April 301854. , , ' l: 20-ly. i ,N. BARLOW r WHOLESALE & RETAIL GRDCER, -, .1 '-. - f, : 1ND DKALKR If .:' - : LIQUORS WINES ALE. PORTER 4'C si 5io 3, Granite Kow, I'rout Street,. ! WILM1NGTON. N.C. . i Feb. I7lh, l?55. v ' . " 140-tf. . J .BENNETT & RROKAW, . -, .;, j. .PRODUCE . - COMMISSION MERCHANTS, " i" : ... fob. , thb sals' or ' '"a.--. Flour; Grain and Seeds, Hut ter, Cheese, Lard ' Dried Fruits". Smnlied Meals and' Fro-' I - . . . viswns. , , . t NO. 4, FRONT ST. NEAR THE DA TTER ' NEW yottK. : To avoid errors and delays, it la drairabla that consignors be very particular to put their Initials upon Goods shipped to us fof sale. 1 : -June 11. , - . .40-tf ' , ; ; GLUE. ' . OF the best quality.and Bunps of all sizes always on hand. , J -1 :J. ii. BLOSSOt, i -.Nov.4.. .. .,. .. . .: ' - , .. v,. -f 97.. ' - 0R1NGES AND LEMONS. RECElVED-thisday, ip prima order, by . , . L. N- BAltLOW, v June 16. No. 3. Granite Row. RATES OF PILOTAGE. JUST printed and for sale at 771 Commercial Office, the Rate of Pilotage for the Bar and River.. , ; , . , . 3i-if., - BOARDING. PEA' Gdntlenien can be accommodated with tx. Board and pleusao; airy rooina, io Front tieei, housn next door nurih of tho Presbytcriap Church. . Juno t!. ' - ..V t-lf WINES AND LIQUORS. RtlLS extra old Nectar WhUiiey j 10 hols, old Yanniseee di. 2 cases Chateau Lntruf Claret ; 1 " Pale Brand v j - 2 " Mart'-iux Cl.irc-J s 2 St. Kuulion d.j 2 " Ni'h inicl Johnson's Claret ; 10 casks Brandy, tor sale by Ju'y I'J. J. II. FLANNF.R. jest. ni:c::i.i:D ,e IIARDWA'li; blV.c': MiUf.J Ml'.l . i ..- ii .1 v.,'iefjr J - .1 b . . - 1 cit;4 C ' ' B ' DOCT.JOHNSTOil, '-ItALTIMOUC LOCK HO i'lXAJ.. WHiRE tiidy b obtained 1" iihm ;-(. y, pleasant and effectual renuc'y In t.'.c Woiil lor - - .. SECRET DISEASES. Gonorrhoea, lHe;t. Strictures, fcin.ii nl V- nese. Pains in the Loins, Cifhstjiutionol Del,...: y Impotency, Weakness of th Bark and Liuihs, Af fections of the Kidneys, Palpitation of tbe Heart, DysnepBia, we. voua lmtablliy, UUrattrs of tl.e Head. Tnro.it Nose or Skla i and ail those serious and melancholy dioidrrsarilri from the destruc- mind, those secret and solitary practices more luul to their victims than tho sons of '.lis Syrens to the mariners cf ,1) Jy.es. blihtlna; Iht ir inont bril. liaot hopes or anticipations, rendering marringe, Impossible. - - ' - YOUNG Mi: N. '-. -. .. . Especially, who havs becoii th victima of SoUa ry Vice, that dreadful ucd deaiructiva habit wlikh annually swerpa to an unUmely grave tUonaanct of youne men Of the moat exalled titlcnts and brilliant InteUuel, who might other wia have entranced Its teoing iienates wiih the thondera of eiiMj uence, or waxeu to ocptocxtnc living lyre, may call with lull confidence. - , v - . ; c marriage. . ' , Married pi "sons. orthosecontcmDlatlrrmarriane. being awureof phyalcat weakne, should iiomlI at;ly consult Dr J., and be restored to perfect health. - -'- ' - - --..- - - , who places himself undsnheeareof Dr. John ston mity religiously confide in his honor as a trn tleman.and confidently rely upon hUskjil asa rhv- OFFICE. IV. 7. SOUTH FREDERICK Sri. 7 DOORS FROM BALTIMORE. St., (east side,) UP THE STEPS. , v -y J; ' r-BR PARTICULAR In obsprvins- the NAME and NUMBER-.nt yoo will mistake thenlace.- A CURE INTWODAYS.ORNU CHARGE. STo Afercury or Nauseous Drugs Used. . . ; .TAKE NOTICE.. . - , Da. Johnstost is. ilia only recularlv Ediirntril Physician who advertises his Veiy extensive Prac tise, and his many Wonderful Cur-.-s is a sufficient a ran ten. to iho afflicted. Those trlio- vUh to bt speedily and effectually cured, should shun the numrr ous trifling imixtsters, who only ruift their health, ana appty to ur. onnston. ' r ... si) n. JOHNS TOM. Member af the Royal College of Surgeons London! graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges ol the United States, and the greater, part ot whose life has beenapent In the Hospitala of London, Par is, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some of the moat astonishing cures that were ever known. -Many troubled with ringing In the ears and head henasleep, ereat nervotif nsss, belnc- Manned at sudden Sounds, and bashfuiness.' with frenuent blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of nu no. werecurea jmnieaiateiy. - v ' . - A CERTAIN DISEASE. :, .: ' ' When ihe mlaguided "and imprudent votary , of pleasure finds ha has Imbibed the seeds of ,hia painful disease, It luo ofteu happens that anill-lim-ed sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deter him from applying to those who, Horn education and respectabjiijy.can alone befriend him, delay ing till the come', ut jonal sysmptoms of this honid di&case make their uppearuncs, such ts ulcerated sore throat. dUenK' d noe, noctural pains in the head and limbs, dhrrWss of fight, deafness, nodes on the shia bones and arms, blotches on the head, face and extremities progress on with file lulu! ra pidity, till af lust the palate ofihe mouth or the bones of the none tall in.-and -the victim ol this awful disease becomes a horrid object of commi seration, till death puts a period to his dread) ul suf ferings, by sending him to "that bourne from whence no traveller returns." To such iherelo-e. Or. Johnston pledges hinitelf to preserve the niosi inviolable secreyt and, from hi extensive prac tice In the first Hospitalsln Europe and Aim ilea, he can confidently .recommend a snfesnd speedy cure to th unfortunate victim of this horrid (Ur ease. It is a melancholy fact, that thousands full victims to this dreadful diaeaw, owing to tl.e un skilfutnessof Ignorant pretenders, who, by the use of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitu tion, and either send the unfortunate sutk-n-r to nn untimely grave, or else make the residue of life Liiia erable. ' -,- xvr- --v..:1-.. --i... TAKE PARTJCULA R NO T1CE. 7." , Dr. J. addressee all those who haveinjuted them selves by private and improper indulgences. . These ore some of the sad and melancholy ef fects, produced by esily hablia of -youth, vis t Woakpecsof the Back and Limbx, Puins In the Head. Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muacul.-ir Pow er, Palpitation of lhfiHeart,' Dpephy, Nervous irritability Dernngernenl sf the Digestive . Func tions, Gaoeral Dobiliiy. Symptoms cf Consump. tion, dec. . -.. . '..- -i .. - t Mmtally. Thefearlul eiTetls on the mind arc much to be dreaded ; Loss of Alernory, Confuision of Ideas, Depresotoa of Spirits, Evil Forcbodiru s. Avenioa of Society, Self Distrust, I.ovo of Soli tude. Timidity, &c. are some of the evils produced; ' Thousands of persons of all ages, can nowjotle what is the cause of their declining Ihealih. - Los ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and ernaeiu tcd.have a singular appearance about the eyes, cooeh and avniptoms or consumption. . , - . .p Married JPsrtons, or those eonternpiating mar riage, being aware of phvsical weakness, thou Id immediately consult Dr. J. and be restored ta per fect health. - ,' , - ' . ' DR. JOHNSTON'S I.WIGORATIiNG REME- ; DV FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.. I By this great and important remedy wet k Dei s of the organs is speedily cured and full vigor restored. Thousands of ihe most fvervous and Debilitated individuals who had lost all hope, have been imme diately relieved... All impediment to - - V - - , MARlllAGE. ';',- Physical or Mental Divqualifications, Nervous Ir- rltabilitv Tremblings and Weakness, or exhauailon of the moat fecrlul. kind, speedily cured by Dr Johnston. . .- . . i . ... ., . i Young men who bava injured themselves by a certain practice indulged in when alone a , habit frrquently lenrrred from evil companions, or at school, the effects f which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and If not-cured, . renders rriuriiugi impossible.aed destroys both mind and boc'y. . -. What a pity that voune man the hop of hi conntry, and the darling of his parents, thotiKl be snatched from all prospects and enjoymi nis of tile, by the consequences of deviating from tliepaih of nature, and indulging in accruin secret lubit. SucJ persons, before contemplating " - f. MARRIAGE. Should reflect thai a sound mind and body are h most neeeaaary requiaites to promote connubial happiness, '.Jodfd, witlwut these, the jourory through life become a wear, pihrimnfei the pros pect hourly darkens to the view ; the tuind fcecoioea shadowedwiih despair und tilled wit it the fuelon-e-holv reflei'-tion that lbs happines uf snot her tt eomes bliahted wiih our own. OFFICE ivOt 7 SOUTH FREDEKICK-ST , . - , . Ualtimobe, llo.f Alt Surgical Operatliii lei i-jd. : N. Let no fuUe delicacy prtvent you, ti l apply immediately either pernor. nlly orr lettrr. S-VIii J)isea- s Sx eillly Cul t .'. :" -TO STRANGERS. T!'e manyTJioiinilituTtil a r this instil uiion vt i ' -m thelutf tei years, and thu numerous ii ; ..r tunt Surgical Operaiions peilorrrxd ty Dr. J.. wit nessed by the Reporters!, the popera, and im" oilier persons- noi'ci n.f i k )i It ive ; f-if i. and ag.iin before the puliFn-, ia a sui;.c rt tee that the aflikled will i.uJ, a ..;ul and i,..u r. . b!e ph,sician . . ' TAKE NOTICE. It is with theirr,atit r lut-unee that Dr. J'., I ! SI O rx'n;!' Ill cil .1 t i sr prar l r- the j .i t-t liceii.iru H Ij'., r i jie, bi-1 u i.i a be Vtra ' , eooi j n tlnm in; -u4. r.t, t d-s:it!te ol L n 1 1 ,r f. f,h f;i".-i ',. -. i M-lw ii an I ' ii J t an 1 . t I i -f t rno tuft i l i lt is Ii ii h, intent), J I : it , : '. ma ( i f i; i:-. ' -t t l.(,n 'i (. i: f ti e i. j ram in e tl.f w vl our CImi" aii in r..t .; I ntu Inn, . . to ll.o i.--. - I' ul I !l ii : - i ! . !.! i i..' I . oor (Ji.un H l.i ; , rri e, and l.- , e i . . inn InMruniM' i. s ( public !erieri.!;y. The '"AJvoi ul year and tt, lirr-i t a praeiK o l ifl en. r lerenre. It la I ,- be coniiTieriei d o doiralle li nt e, I i be obiained Lefure i tera and all ot In r i respee i inlly tirj.. ) I rii. un a and aJo,, c I tenlion beins? pind to riitinfa of f-rur-i, j 'I bof W 1..I I,,,: if I Inj! tli fur,- ll i ; , s write din 1 1 1 i I N. C The pi in i r.t n i i lh lirat riKiiil.i r. 'i ofTire will be dele; i ference. - .-William Hint T. S N. il. D. William t: July, IS.,5. STEAMBOAT 1)1 ,vi:ti;p..nt v.'T; ' ' .' :. : THE un,!. -.,' ti i ! i n a .' . J : which will L j. i i contain over tv,u ! best a'ylf, srd mil It iil le oi e I i i' i pullithed. and v ,1 I r' :, iiiK to ;l ! r- - s i.l rectory wi l t i . . of all the 8l an. bo., and Hou:ln rn v i ! i . power, and toiiniii o i,l" wbom liuilt, t he iiu me she ia In. A !o, i' . i j cers, tier aj Ac, a i . a hUtory ol t tf-alnboa-A'eatern wnirrs--, i-' k . uImo, a skcti h e f 1 b- ; river, wild tbt i.ai andowter. Th.; t: ! v. r I y cripiion of al. i . -occurr d on ti i v. beautifully r'oMra1' have pel !:-.!. i I v ! pl.xlir on i1 c i 'Tho iJi 1 1 i r y v , i MiaoiMcij J i, ?.t r-" t" -, lted,Oua I. .'a, ... tow rifi, ainio ! - ! ilo, inaoy n;. i . inten t to the tain the earfii .! i i boats, with the .. ! ' rectory v. I :! i, 'i-t c.i.;... repoiiibie itinfi Lliirr-f of r t-i.l -i i i , '. ' ,o w, its re., in k I,. i w hcrsin it I m i inrca the cmn'-i ! i impir tant I, i, . . I ; Loat leeiions i i) I hint Comiiii-u i . II. portnr.t 1 " ' ' , court x, 1 a r i ; 1 1 .1 t I A r . d e ; - . . The I' jr. - ! vi . and prion ii in i in- f for ai y i i" l,i i i . a nd i T - i ii 3 in f j 1 ', i (Jisaft'-rH .n !.! v nd How ii, ' ,. ; ) j i Thi !"' f i I i' v ; . '( o( One Uu.,,,r. 'In--io X the boa I to i n ; n : . wi ii h ve io r1 i i 1. 1 - IinllfS OI.!, i' :i i.i i, This win k I io i-i , j., over eip hi y th oomi r t rf eel vim; I " n" from aii pu , h ot i i old eat boa t ii.i n, i, s vi i I the times, 0 f l or tory. T l.i- Direeto! y v i i 1 be an orneiin-iii to i' ; By r in I i tin" t I1 cciv a r' y f t -r..-An . aiiiiMij :j . July J7th, 1 i, i . , .. . ' 1 7 i'. iii ul II li.fi and 4-1 S ha ol t.. all of w blf-h ari i-o i ur.d S 4t' aroa Fa i a v' ii . " I " i. - liieanuii a 1 1 a: . year 1-51. Sle.'rtirr V ' nieaHiii. t!:.i y.-.r ! I y I arn i , I i' y. . .