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VO LUME XL:8 UMBEll 57- WILMINGTON, N. C., TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1856. WHOLE NUMBER 1312 POETRY. ' From ik Nrm Orleans DelU. BALLADS FOS THE TOUNQ SOUTH. T ICMtPH BKSNRAW. Hea of th Soatbt ottr foesrap Io flercw and grim array; Their sable banner lapa Um air An Inaalt to the day ! The Sainti of Cromwell riae atla la aaDctimoolooa hordes, hiding beneath the garb of peace A tuIlUoo rnthleaa airorda. fcrom North, (ron Eaat, aod West, they seek The same disastrous goal, With Christ npoo the Mnglip, - Aod Sataa in the ean! ; klocxiog. with aoeieot 8bibboletb, . aii m : a . . a a win saa ni iwnmrr- . , jTa-Xla aiau oieavMaa Xmpire givea : Aad alone are 8a!aU P Hen of the South I Look Bp behold The deep aod anllen gloom, Which darkens o'er your sonny land With thunder in Ha womb I .. Are ye so blind ye cannot see - The omens in the sky 1 Are ye so deaf ye cannot bear - The tramp of foemen nighl Are ye so doll ye will endure 9 The whips aod scorns of mfn, Who bide the heart of Titos Oates Beneath the words of Pen 1 Are ye an base, that, foot to foot, Ye will Dot gladly Ftand for land and life, for child aod wife,' With naked steel In hand 1 - Sons of the brsre I the time is come' . To liow the haughty crest. Or stand alone, despite the threats, Of North, or Ea.vt, or West ! The bonr is come for manly deeds And not for paling words The boor is passed for platform prae ; It is the lime for swords ! . Aad Wr the faoio of John Oalhona : To boneat truth be tme. ? And by old Jackson's iron will, Now do what ye csn do 1 By all ye love and all ye hope, Be resolnte and prond. And make your flag a pymhol high. Of trionoph or a hrond ! MISCELLANY. A PATRIOTIC WHIG (Oue of Many ) The Bo3to:i Post pub lishes an eminently patriotic letter from the Hon. Wm. A Crocker, of Taunton, Mass., & gentleman who has been, as he states "" all his lite a" thorough and stadist Whig, and a warm personal and political friend of the great statesman of Massachusetts, Danier Webster. ' He is well known to the public as an extensive manufacturer of lo comotives. After reviewing at some length, tbe present political condition of the coun try, he proceeds as follows: In this condition of affairs, and amid the gloom which overshadows the land, I dis cover but one hope of safety. That hope is in the Democratic party. Whatever differences may have hitherto separated this party and the party with which we have been accustomed lo act, j however heated the contests through which they have passed, one thing must be admitted, the Democratic party has at all times aiI on alt occasions been a national party. It was the Democratic party whichj met and crushed the spirit of disunion wbe,n the standard of nullification was raised in South Carolina, It was the Democratic party which stood by and sustained Henry Clay and our own Webster in the great struggle with sectionalism, in 1850, and it is the Democratic party which is noi without distinction of locality, at the north and the south, in the east and the west, do. ing battle manfully for the Constitution and the Union, against a combination of factions. In truth the Democratic! party is the only conservative party remaining, and the only organization to which con servatism may look for restoration of peace and harmony and obedience to law. It is quite sure that on some minor points mi nor ai compared with the all-absorbing is sue of the time I may differ with the party referred to; but shall I allow such consideration to interpose to restrain my action when the Union is in danger and the common weal at stake ? For myself t 1 answer no. In this contest my vote and whatever of influence I possess, must be given in support of the Domocratie party. - l should, perhaps, have been impelled by a sense of duty to this conclusion, whoever might have been the candidate Of that par j for the Presidency. But the prudence, firmness and wisdom displayed by the late Convention at Ciricinnati, has removed all doubts. In presenting a platform of prin. ciples as comprehensive as the Unioo and consequent! broad enough for e very friend of the Union to stand upou, that conven tion also presented candidate whose name is known not only at home but abroad, and who in eyjy position he ha occupied, and they have been many and distinguished, has won not only tbe admiration of bis friends, but the esteem and respect and confidence of his opponents. 1 regard Mr. Buebanao as th man of all others for the limes, and I hail bis nomination as the first step taken towards a return to the old, but oot fcss wise policy of placing the conduct of the government in the hands of statesmen. Possessing suong and well-balanced mtndjCOtnpreheoaive iind jet co8ervativ io hit riews, intimate! acquainted with the necessities of the country, and farniliAr with all questions of domestic and foreign Concernment ; firm but conciliator in his character, and entering opon the high trust with tbe avowed purpose of surrendering it at the expiration of a single terovthus Sav ins no other ambition than to promote the welfare ef the republic and secure to him self an honorable niche in tbe temple of national history, I am deeply impressed with the conviction that the election of Mr. Buchanan would be in all respects an auspicious event His vhola life is a guaranty that under an 'administration di rected by himj . we should have repose.---Th 'itDa6eCMtiaeiiaV ffc jnj judgment, would dispel the clouds that ho ver over , our relations with foreign coun tries, and restore that . sense of security which is so essential to a commercial peo ple, while at the same time it would yitb equal certainty calm down theangry waves of internal strife which now threaten to devastate tbe land I may be disap pointed in these anticpations, but in Mr. Buchanan there is assuredly hope of safety. Elsewhere I see only continued agitations, violence and final shipwreck. Yours, very truly, WILLIAM A. CROCKER. J Hon. HiaaM K etc hum, New York. From the Boston Post. REV. THEODORE PARKER. All who were present at Music Hall on last Lord's day, will agree that the per. formance of this reverend pastor, on that occasion was, in many respects, the most antique and remarkable e'er witnessed on those "boards." If it did not stir a jubilee among the imps below, it is because they had been surfeited and sickened wi h too frequent banquets of the same style, served by the same distinguished caterer, j There was not the usual method in his madness. He was not in his usual good humor. He fretted and sputtered like the fishiest of fish-women. There was more of the hyena than the jackall. He almost swore ; and doubtless would have felt re lieved by the utterance of a few mild onihs. No class escaped his insensate and froth denunications. He did not even spare his supposed friends He denounced the New Lngland Kansas emigrants as cowards He denounced "the faithful" at Worcester, because tuey did not even "swear an oath " over the cowardice acd pusillanimity of the Sharpe's riflemen who had surrendered on their way to Kansas, and returned to the M heart of the commonwealth " minus their guns and their backbones. He endeavored to show that cowardice was a New Eng land proclivity. He said these men should stay at home, and let the women and girls go out and "make the rough places smooth" for them, by putting to light the ' border ruffians" and the U. S. troops, and then, protected by women in front, women be hind, and women in flank, all aimed with dish-cloth3 and brooms, the men in the centre with their rifles might be taken through in safety. Said he, " Six half horses, half-alligator men from Kentucky or Missouri will put to light all the loud, talking, spread-eagle free soilers and aboli tionists of New-England." (Sensation some applause in the galleries.) In his harangue, on Sunday, after having drawn out from his somewhat copious voca bulary every term which could aid him in the expression of his hostility to the Gen eral, State, and City Governments; the United States and State courts, from the highest to the lowest : nearly all the men of prominence connected with either of these branches of the public service ; tbe Whig Uentral Committee especially, and everybody who had anything to do with celebrating the w glorious Fourth," outside of Framingham Grove, whero the Union haters and God defiers meet annually to burn tbe Constitution of the United States, and indulge tn similar harmless antics, he proceeded to intimate, very bravely, as is bis won't, that after one more ineffectual attempt at the ballot-box to crush this some what formidable combination of ' ruffians, there was but one alternative left. He is evidently in full communion and sympathy with .the ridiculous old swaggerer of the New ; York Courier and Enquirer. He thought tbe people would rise at once in their might, and, by such a revolution as was never before heard of, sweep the myr midons of a corrupt oligarchy from power, by the strong arm of physical violence. Tbis whs a little ridiculous, after so elaborate and studied an effort to prove that the whole people, not excepting a single class, were wholly given over to an idolatry of the worst conceivable character. He must count on a very sudden and miracul ous regeneration of the whole American people ! On the whole, the M lesson for the day " as read by Parker, affords tbe best attaina ble evidence that the country's safe." GO IT. JESSIE." The Dei riot Daily Advertiser, under the head of uGo it, Jessie," thus alludes ro an exciting incident in the life of the Path finder of Empire : Col. Tom Benton is a great man, sr ? He always has been a great man since he has been any man at all. He was a great man, and a Senator from Missouri, with a bouse at Washington, whea John C. Fre mont was a poor draughtsman and inapist. Fremont would not have dared to propose to CoL Benton to run away with him. Such a thing would not have occurred to him, for he regarded Col. Benton with be coming awe. But CoL Benton bad a daughter, a sweet and amiable girl, of whom young Fremont was not at all in awe. He had passed many an evening in her company,. and the oftener he saw ber the oftener be wished to see her. Love overcame timidity, until one day he found huuat-it lilt t . i.aii t, wi.ti Leuied breath, in ibe presence of the Great Tom Benton, ask ing him for his daughter. But Tom Benton would not do it. H was inexorable, and he refused lo do what in a few days after wards he was ready to Jo-Tom refused 10 "give him Jessie.'' He also forbade kFremont the house ; but that the draughts- man cared little for, because it Was net tae bouse he wanted.. Finding all persuasions useleo the young couple determined to be marriedVciarides'intly, and so ibey set about the preliminaries They found the Protest ant clergy over-awed by the awlowngniiy of Col. Benton, and afraid to act ; but they found a Catholio priest, who stood in no such fear, and tbe knot was tied. Just be fore the decisive step was taken, and while her last step lingered upon the paternal threshold, ,the , sweet, daughter's . Heart yearned or ihamoateiwl.theJ-'aj thus abruptly leaving, perhaps forever, and she hung her head and sobbed; the carriage door stood open, the horses pranced, and another moment, and all might have been lost. u Go it, Jessie,1' was the word from tbe bridegroom ; the bound was made from Benton to Fremont, (a great leap at that time;) the horses tore the pavement in their flight ; the night wore on ; ".They'll have fleet steeds who follow," thought tbe young draughtsman, as his arm encircled Jessie, and he looked at that moon under which so many strange things have transpired. Col. Benton waked in the morning, descended to the breakfast table, but found no Jessie. Her room Was ex plored, but no Jessie was found, and her bed Had not even been occupied. There was the great Col. in a great rage, sir. He frothed and foamed, and roared and ranted ; perhaps he swore. He promised he'd give the rascal a eowhiding hVd give him six years in the penitentiary he'd give him You hddNler gice him, Jessie" was the quiet suggestion of the mother perhaps she was above half right. AN EXTENSIVE" ANGEL. In the third heaven of Mahomet, the Koran says, there is an angel whose eyes are 70,000 days' journey apart. DRIED FRUIT. 1 f If V 'l LBS. A ppteb aai Peaches, on hand and 1UW 'for sale br April 10. T. O. & P.. G WORTH. JUST RECEIVED BY (2. R. FRENCH, FUKSH supply ufPERUV DAVIS' VEGE il TABLK PAIN KILLF.it, in entire Niw Da csa To be stirt that ymi ei (he genuine Med icine, inquire lor tin- .New flrefi w ith :uo fine en gravmi atirel labci on euch buule. Ao-iil9. 15-tf. VV :rCl l - U T O N MARBLE AND STONE YARD. i'UK Subscriber having accepted (he agency ol Z a, w la I laryt. rwaMW tne fug at the North which if! furnish bli'i an Nnlimiiru? I'pply of lin juried or uiifinifhed, fnrriti.i anJ ilomeaiic MArtBLK of all qualities, ii prepared ir fill nil orders for nONUMRN rw AM) TOMB STONES, and every other article i n the line uf ths business at reasonable rale SCULPTURING, LETTERING OR CARVING Executed a veil as ran e done either iVorth ( i Month. Thebes' reference'ean be eiven If required. J A3 McCf.ARANAN Jan. 6. 1854. tf. PROSPECTUS OF THE "SOUTHERN SENTINEL," A Democratic and Miscellaneous Jnirnaly to be publish d iceekfy,at Wilson, Jr. C. i HE existing condition of political parties, and I of partisan strife, naturally suggests thu estab lishing of such a j'.urnal a the '".Soulht rn Seni nel'' oroposej lo become. The present, inde. d, is a crisis in our political history, never wiin.'ssod be fore. Tbe Constitution h'ts ben invaded ; the laws trampled and spat upon ; rcligiousJiberty assailed ; ballot boxes broken and ourni ; the landmarks of our political ancestry partially eft'nced l the wis dom derived from a time-honored experience un seated) strange and questionable mm have been puskai into hih pasitioos; aad fanaticism, unchai ned from its axe and its faggot pile in the North, is heard to howl among ua in 'ho South. The?e evils, sofaras it humble abilities shall serve, THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL Will endeavor to arrest. It will endeavor to incul cate a reverence for ttie laws as they exist, and for the Constitution, as it lias been interpreted by the wise men of the past and by the Fathers of the Democratic faith, ft will defend not only political but BELiaioes liberty, and will do battle npainst ev ery political heresy that way appear, whethei hatched in caves or culverts, or open convention. The Sentinel will also, to relieve the monotony of politics, devote space to literary topics, original and selected, as well as to miscellaneous subjects, which shall inelude Agricultural and the Intent Com mercialintellizence. In brief, no efforts jior ex penses will be spared to make the Sentinel one ol l tie most useiui srva eiuciem journals in i-ne outn. The first number of the Sentinel will be issued about the first of the next month, and sent to sub scribers t the rste of $2 per annum: S2 50 at tho end of six months, and S3 at the end of the vear. Discount made In behalf of clubs, who shall take five, ten or more copies. ' - J.F: KEENAN, ErMtor. Jan. 17." 130-3t WILMINGTON & WELDONR. R.C0. Wilmington, N. C. July 21, 1856. WHILST the Contractor is taking down the old and raising the new Bridge over tbe North Kast Branch of he Cape Kesr, the Day Train will leave this Station ftflttn minutes be fore 6, A. M . and the Meht Train at tl5. P, M.. when the trains from the South arrive in time. The Depot hell will, as usual, ring 30 minutes and 5 minutes before the departure ef the Trains. S. L. FREMONT. Snp't. July 21. 55-3l r NOW RECEIVING," DRR schooners Adle and Lizaie Russell t i 35 bbls. Kefineu Sagar, also. Crushed and Po d.-red ; ' - 25 bags Uia. Java and f.agtiayra Coffees: " chet sup-ri'.r Onions and Green Teas; I eaea superior btanda Claret Wine ; ' 4ft boxes &ap 25 d. fear! -jarcht : 4(1 bnake.is CS-mpjne, (etry superior brands;) 20 bais. Ueciific-d Whiskey. " For sale bv W. L. S. TOWNSHKND. July 24. No. 20, Market street PUBLIC HALL. m 3MA 80UI0 TT ATiTi IS OFfEBKD FOB PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS, LECTURES, OR EN TERTAINMENTS. P. W. FANNING, Agent. Oct 6, 1855. ' ON CONSIGNMENT. 7B4LEN Cedai sa!i Sheetings St'O reams W rapping Paper, , total lbs. new rest hers, A lot of Linseed Oil. For sale ia lots to sail by T. O. A. B. Q. WOitTH. Jaa 26. ouu uorro is -to please" - AT THE Wilmington saddle. Harness, aud'Trujtk - Manufactory. ' PHE subscriber reispecu ullyiu form ft tiepub lie JL that he his recently'received additions to his stock of Saddle and Harness Maatiogs,4&e.,the latest and moat improved style, and is constant? manufacturing, at hisstore on markctstreeUevcry description of arUeieia the above line. From his experience lathe business, he feels confident that he will be abB to slveentiresatiafactionto a II who ma v favor him with a call. Hehasoowon hand, and willconstantly keaa larseaisortmenlof Conch, Gi aml SulCty Harrfess, Ltufy's Sadftlrs, Bridies, Whips. 4-, Ocnilcmen's Saddles, 'Whips Spurs, f'C toaJlof which he will warrant to be ofR fj the best materials and workmanship. THt ties also large assortment of Trunks, Valises, Saddle and Carpet Bags, Satchels, l- ancy Trauks, Stc, and all other ar ticles usually kept in-such establishments, all of which heolier low fa's CASH, or onshortcredit to prompt customers - . Saddles.HamesstUnks.RedKa) Bas,&e. satl to order. J .. In addition tothe above the Mi.bscnberaiways kecpison hand a large supply of string Leather and has now, and will keopthrou&li the season a zoorf assortment of I' If Nt-tts. Allarelavited to call and examine my Goods, whethcrin wantornot,asl tukeplesureiushw ingmy assortment to all who may favor me with call. .. Harnessand Coach. Trimmings sold at a fair price to persons buying to nianui-c ture. A Iso, Whips at wholesale. Mlkindsof Riding Vehirles bottelit r. . old on commissions. JOHN J . CONOLEY . Feb. 7. 1B56. 139 CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND. for sale. Corn. Corn Meal, Table Hom mony, Horse and Cow Feed. No. 19, North Water stret. hy J. M. STEVENSON-. June 19. ' 41-tf TALLOW CANDLES. WE have received the agency of C. C. Rhodes' Tallow Candlesthe best article mid in the United States. Will be kept conMamly on har.d and sold for caah only on delivery, at No. 11 North Water street. G. H-KELLEV& BflO. May 23, '55. 30 tf TEAS! TEAS!! WE hava just received an assortment of the best Teas ever offered in this market. Trv our St,01 Imperial, it i of an extra quality and flavor. Our l,00 Black Tea is of a rosy flavor, and cannot fail tn suit the most fastidious.' We have also a beautiful Black Tea at 50 cents per lb., also, 37J cents per Ib choise Teas in caddies at wholesale prices warranted good, at the Ori- inal Grocer. . UKO. MVEItS. March ZU. NEW IIERRIXG.- 50 BOXF.3 New Herring, just raccived at June 3. OEO. MVEllS. RlCf), CASKS, just In. April 10. , T. RICE. For sale by C. A B. (J. 25 WORTH. SHORTS AND SHIPSTUFFS. I HAVE on hand a few hundred buchels ofthose desirable article, and which will be sold low to close consignment. July 17. GEO. HCUSTON. AS. C. SMITH. MIt.F.S COSTIN. JAS. C. SMITH & CO,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. April 2G. 19-1 v ANDREW S. KEMP, ATTORNEY AT LAW, i ELIZADETHTOWN, N. C. Will attend the County aial Superior Courts of Bladen, Robeson, Columbus and :tmpson. June 12. 28 ly - NOTICE LI parsons havinst claims ajainst Moore, Stanly & Co., will please present them for set tlement and all those indebted to them are re quested to come forward and make immediate pay ment to the subscriber. Oct. 6 JXO. A. STANLY. JUST RECEIVED, Q HBr.S. Mackeral; 20 bbl. No I lar?e ntr 6v " Herring ; 5 hhds Bacon, lw for cash . June 3. GEO. MYERS. NOTICE. I HA YE this day associated with me in the X tin ardware Business in Wilmington, my Son C. E. Robinsox. The business will hereafter be conducted under the firm ol J M Uobinson &, Son. J. M. POUINSON. J. M. ROBINSON & SON, WILMINGTON. N. C. Importers, Utinufaclurers' Agents and Dealers in HABDWABK, CUTLKRT, IRON, SfEKL,, NAILS, AGB1- CtXTURAt. IMPLK1IKNTS, IC. J. M. ROBINSO.V. C. E. HOBIVSOX. Jan. 1, 1856. 121 WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANK. rpHIS institution located atCapt. Pot'er'a office J- opposite Bank of Cape Fear, will be open for the reception of deposites on Wednesday of each week, from 4 to 7 o'clock, P. M., and on Satur day of each week from 4 to 9 o'clock, P M. JOHN A. TAY LOR., President. ' May. 1. 2l-tf. ROOMS TO LET. VTRS. FORD is desirous of renting a number iVJ of the rooms in her bouse, daring the sum mer months, furnished lo Gentlsmen wishing., pleasant and airy apartments, wrth or without Board. A good chambermaid will be in attendance on tha rooms, and every care taken to render them comfortable and clean. Rooms can be taken any time from 1st of May. April 26. ia-3m WINES AND LIQUORS. WE invite the attention of our Friends and Patrons tothe best selection of Wines and Liquors ever oflereU this market, consisting of Crescent Brandy, Vintage 1910, Pale and Dark, Oiard. Dupuy dt Co.'s Brandy, Old Cognac . do. S. Brasson A Co.'s do. Castillon & Co 's do. Pure old Port Wine, Doff. Gordon, Pale, Sherry, old Madeira and Muscat Wines, Malaga Wine, Old Scnppcrnong Wine, Holland Gin. Old Tom Gin extra, Woolf's Schiedam Schnapps, Cherry Brandy, OIJ Peach Brandy, " Apple- do. " Bourbon Whiakey, " Rye do Irish and Scotch Whiskey, Blackberry Brsndy, Sic. Madeira Wine, Perfect Love Cordial, Assorted Cordials. ia bottles, Every variety of bottled Wines and Liquors, Clarets of: various brands alwhjjjule prices. Maraschino; Caraeoa, Hosteller's Stomach Biltcra ' A romali ' do. do- Giner Wine, Ac Ae. . low prices for CASH. At theorigtnal try. Ap.il 17. GEO. MYF.R'S. CAXDY. 50 BOXES Asaaned fresh Csndv. inst receiv ed at UfcO. MYERS. 34. Jone 3.. Til H i'ltl-WtlttLY COM M EiitlAL Is oublishej every Tuesday, THoatoAY and Satcbdav at to per annum, payable tnullcasei" in advance. BY' VHOMAS LOaiNG F.ditob andPsoraia roa, Corner Froutanil Slaikct Streets," .'" " wiimisoton; s. d. ' ' RATES Ol' ADVfcKTISlXG. 1 insertion 50 I 1 sqr. 2nionths, 2 75 1 3 m 3 " ' 1 00 I 1 " 6 1 month. 2 50 1 II 'ear $4 00 5 OQ 8 00 1 1 I 12 CO Ten lines or less make a square. If an adver tise me pt xceeds ten lines, ilie price will be in proportion. All advertisements are payable at the time of . heir Insertion. - ; "": Contrscts with yearly advertisers, wjllbf made is the most liberal terms. . No transfer of contracts for yearly advertising will be permitted. Should clrcii.nsiances render change in business, or aif unexpected removal necessarv. a charaa accordin? to the puhliahed lx&1t& wiaty.be op Mia pj ih contractorj for, f ;het'tmo le has ad"ertat4. : r ' j' Ths prvilere of Annual Advertisers Is strictly limited to their ow n immediate bnviness and all advertisements lor the benefit of other persons, as well as all advertisements not immediately con nected with llieir own business, and all excess ol nJvertisCmcnts in length or otherwise beyond the limits engaged, will be charged at the asual rates. No Advertisements is included in the contract for the sale or rent of houses or lands in town or eountry. or for the sale or hire of negroes, wheth er the properly is owned by the advertiser, or by other persona. These are excluded by the term "invmtdiate, 6asn." All advertisements Inserted In the tri-weekly Commercial, are entitled to one iesertion in the Weekly free of charge. jon, c.vnn axd paxcy pp.ixtixg, EIE1TTED l SUPKBIOR STYLE. Vt;RliT.-i POII THE COM URRCI A I.. New York 3iesrs. Dollnir Potter tluiimi Cmahuimitu, No. 6, Central Wharf. Philmlclphii S. E. t'ontrs . Haitimore Wm. II . Peaks and Wm. Tiiomcos. THE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFELSlHANCEC0MI", HALE1011, N. C. pHK aboveCoinpany he s been inopcrationsinct X the itti'l April, i813, under the direcliouof the following Officers, vii :' Dr.-Cuartcs E.J onhson, President, Wui..t. Haywood, Vice President John G. W illiains, Secretary, Win. H. Jones, Treasure-.' " Pcrrin Uusbce, Attorney, Rr wr h' m'T011' i Medical Doa -d or Or. -W m. 11, SlcKee, g. ., ,. Drilt.B. Hayweod, $ Consultation. J. Hersman. General Agent. This -Company has received a cha rter giving ad vantages tothe insured over any other Company. The 5th Section gives the Husband the privilege tc ir.su n his own liieforth soleuseuf his Wife and Children, free from any clcimsuf the represeota 'ives pf the husband or any of hi3 creditors. Organized on purely mutual principles, the life members participate in the whole of the profits which aredcclared annually Resides. xh; applicant for life, when the annua I premium is over $30 may pa jne halt tn a io.e. A II elaitna for insurance neainsithc Company wil ,e paid within ninety daysaf.crprouf of the death of the party is furnished. Slaves are insured forone or five, years, at rates which will enable all Slaveholders to secure thi class of propcrity against the uncertainty of life. Slave insurance presents a new aad interestiri fcaturcia thoitorjrAf North CeXuliir.whlc will nrove very Important to tne oonihern atatrs. The last four months operation cfth's Company shows a vervl arseamount of businoss more than the Directors expected to do the firft year having alreadv issued more tnan 4inl foin ies. Dr. Wh. WrllAaarss. Medical Examiner, and Affent. Wilminston, N . C. All'"orninir.icatlons onbusincssof thcCotnpany should beaddrcsseii 'o JOHN O. WILLIAMS, Scc'y. Ralcieh. June 8, HC5. CIGARS. 1 HO 000 CIOARS, at pi iees from Sj CO . 1 VLJ.VVJL to t40 per thousand, ni thn Fam ily Grocery. , GEO. MYEItS April 17. 14 IN STOKE AND JUST RECEIVING! At BBLS. Stewarts and N'. Y. Refined Sugars. bV Crush', "Lioaf, f-c ; C bbls. Cincinnati and Baltimore Rectified WhUke s ; 15 bbls. Mess Pork; 25 bbls. Fayctleville Flour; 3 boxes Ad amantine and Sperm Candles ; 1 i I ii r r -1 s end 15 boxes BuUer, Sida, and Mi'!i Crackeisj 5 llbds. Molasses. For sale by WM. L. S. TOWNS FIEND, No. 20 Market Street. Mav24. " 3'. CONVENTION! VyiNE AND I.IQUOu. MERCHANTS. A VV meeting will be held in this place early in May, of the Wine and Liquor Met hunts of Niw Hanover County, for lh purpose of adopting measures lor the removal or modification of the extreme heavy tax now imposed upon thrm. fj"A further notice will.be Riven of the time and place of holding said Convention. April 29. 19. A BOOK FOR EVERY METHODIST. THE ANNAL OF SOUTHERN METHODISM FOR 1SJ5. Edited by the Rev. Char Us F. Deems. D. D. THIS Niw Wobk embraces the statistics and a JL great variety of other interesting in forma' inn in every department of Southern Methodist opera tions, under the following gener;.! heads: I. The Episcopacy. II. Plan of Violation. III, The Conferences. IV. Dedication of Chur ches. V. Revivals. VI. Missions. VII. Coll. -sres. VIIF. Stmday Schools. IX. Tract Socie ty. X. Publishing Houre and Literary tNotices. XI. Instruction of People of Color. XII His lorical Sketched. XIII. Hinarapical Skntus. XI y. Personal Wot ices. XV. Bishop Andrew's Letaers on California. XVI. Memoria'sof Bit-hop Capers. XYIL Miscellaneous. XVIII. Ap pencx. 360 pates, large 12 iwo. ' . P'lce t; for which a-copy will be scat prepaid. Bills of the Banks of North- or South Carolina, or gold dollars, phould be sent. A liberal dis count to Booksellers and Ministers. Addrens CHARLES F. DEEMS, Uoldoboro', N. C. Jan. 10. 127 NOTICE. ALL accounts due the late firm of Freeman & Houston Mtrir be closed withocr fmrihfr de lay. GEO. HOUSTON. July 17. 62 VESSEL FOR SALE. A small Schooner, carrying 300 barrels, draainz four feet launched in April last ; built of excellent seasoned materials. smooth and well finished ; sails, rigging, ie , al new. She is weil formed, in every "respect, onrfi a fast sailer. No better built vessel can b found anywhere. Will be sold low. App'y to July 17. GEO. HOUSTON. PAY UP PAY UP ! ! PAY UP ! ! ! ALL Accounts m-de previous -to this date are due and all persons indebted will please call and settle immediately ; all accounts are nady for presentation, and interest will be charged from this date on all Bills not paid tbi month. July I. GEO. MYERS. FOR SALE7 " A GOOD Milch Cow, apply to July 15. GEO. II. KELLEV. JUST RECEIVED, PER Schr. Emily . 9 bbia. Sweet Cider, 5 baskets Chtmpagne Wine, t bbl. Palo Alev(in battles.)-. For sale by MaylS. J.K.RESTON,No.l5Market-sl. LIME, nAlR, PLASTER & CEMENT. CONSTANTLY n hand. and for sale bv iSEOROEHOCSTOX. - - '-' BUSINESS CARDS. - o e - LKINSON, UPHOLSTER & PAPER HANGER, KEEPS OS HAND AND MADE TO ORDER, Maltresset, FeiUker J2xLt H'tudoto. Curlains and Fixtures. A1I work in the above line done at shortest Na- Uc. Jan. Wilmington, N.C., Market St, 19, 13.o. . - J C LAI I'A, t COMMISSION ME RC HA ST 4- GESEItAls AGKST. . i WILMINGTON, N..C oe , 'i j o-iy-c, -; " Oct. T. C. & B. G. WORTn, I vil mis a i o .v. n. c. Jan IT, loa. , . " " 125-c "5ErRflvTr.,-1 Factor ao forwardik aclm, Willgiee his personal alttntion to business entrust , tdLts his care. Sept. 8, 1853." 75-Iy-c. ' GEORGE MYERS, WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL GROCER Keep constantly on hand, Wines, 7Va. Ltiqxtors, Prnrifions, Wood and ll'itloic M 'are, Pruit, , . ConftctionaritSiQ"! . South Pronlslreet. WILMINGTON, N.t;. Nov. 13, 1853. - 109. GE0RGE HOUSTON, PKALEtl IS Groceries, ProviIons, and Naval Stores ; COMMISSION MERCHANT, . VESSEL AND FORWARDI.VQ A0ENT, WILMLVGION, S.C, Aug. 2. CO-if H. DOLLNF.lt. O. POTT LH, jr. S. CAMERDEN. D0LLNER, POTTER & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, N U XV V It K . April30, 1S53. 20-ly. L N7iJAiiLbV, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, NI DKAI.KR IV LIQUORS, WINKS AI.K, PORTER, f-c. No. 3, Granite How, l'i ort Wtrcet, WILMINGTON, N.C. Feb. 17th, 1P50. NO-tf. ADAMS, BROnrElTFtoT COMMISSION MERC II A N T S, WILMLNGJOX, N. C. J'y3- J3 , D. c isInvELi 7" COMMISSION MERCHANT, WIIi,mXGTt)Jf. X. c. Sept. 30. 6-1-tf ir00iri)liAR BORN & C0 C O MM I S3 I O N M E It C II A N T S, WILMINGTON, N, C. OgO. HOOPEI Julv-23". - J. L. DBABBOUX. ,w. L. Hoorca. BS-tf JOHN A. STANLY, COMMISSION mi: r c ha N Tt WILMINGTON, N. C. Oct. Gili, IS33. S3. WHOLESALE & IiETALE GROCER ANO COMMISSION MERCHANT. No. a Maikct Ktrret, WILMINGTON," N . C. May 21. 30. GEORGE H. KELLEY & BROTHER, DEALERS IS FAMItT GUfJCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 1 1 NORTH WATER STREET, WM.MINGTOY, N. C. WILL keep constantly on hand, Kujars, Cof fees, Molasses, Cheese, Flour, Butter, Lard Soaps, Candies, Crackers, Starch, Oils, Snuffs, Ac. &c. Btrr.nF.N-CEs : O. G Pabsi.ev, Pre.i Jeiit of Commercial Bank. Jokx McRas, " Bank of Wilmington. Wilmington. A. M.GORMAX, )nnl..lu liev. R.T.IUruJRa'cl6h. S. W. WrpTStooKS, ) Iter. W II. UoEBITT, S Orccnboro'. Feb. 11. W. G. MILLIOAN, MARBLE MANUFACTURER, Noiitii Watkr Strket, Wikminoton. No. Ca. Monuments, Toombs, Head and foot Stones, and all kinds of Marble Work furnis,ied to order o rcusjnaJjle terms. Juria E. . . 30-ly-c SAM UEl7 A. HOLMKS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILMINGTON, N. C. Will attend iho Courts of Dun!In. Samrson anJ New J, -mover? Office on Princess ttrret, next Aaor East of the Slate Bank. .. April i- O-Iy J. M..STEVENS0N, AGENT for the sale of all kinds "of Produce. Office on Princess ta , under ADAMS, BRO. Wllrtiinffton.N. C. Peb. I2:l3l-tf. J.M.STEVENSON GEORGE R. FRENCH, MAXCTACTf-KER AND WHOLESALE p RETAIL DEALER IN BOOTS, snOES, LEATHER, AND SHOE FINDINGS, NO. 11, MARKET STREET, WILMlXGTOy, S.C. March 6. i 131 GEO. W.-DAVIS. COMMISSION MERCHANT, SOUTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. Jan. 21 132. JAMES T. LEWIS & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PAINTS, OlLStVARNlSUUS'c. .AGENTS FOR Pennstfleania and I high Zirt Morderai Leu-is Cos Cd.braUd rhdo'blphia While Isad, F. S Druis Sf Co's. Cotors, Paints, eft-, and D. C. Ilornor i- Co'. Su perior Varnishes. So. IIS S1AIDCV I. A Nil NEW YORK. JAMES T. LEWIS. SAJltrnL C. WET. Arril 15th, IS53. . U-3m. BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. -DR. JOHiSTO7, 'yilE founder of ilils CilcbrateJ Ins itiiti in ((. X fcr tdu in st certain, Speedy and i.i.Iy t.'kxtu al rciiitJy In the wcrld lor SECRET DJSEASES. Glecis, Strictures, Seminal VYcnknc, Pi.;t;B in the Loins, Constitutional Debility, Impdtrncy, eknesof the Hack and Lituiis, Aflrttions of the fcidneys. Palpitation ol the lleurf, D) r.t ii;, , Ni-rvoua Irritabi Ity, Dfsess of il.e ifeiid, 7'iirnnt Nose or Skin thus serious and nii'lriiria:r disot derssrUing front the destructive habits of 'Vu'ht Vfhlch d st roy both body and mind, 7To secret arid solitary practices more futul to their vieiu man the sons of the Svreita lo the tnnrim-rs cf L'lygscs, iillghrinz their most brilliant hopex or ani tlflpatlons, renit;rinp marriage, Ac., inpokIbie. . yuCaumjjm. Kspeclally, v ho hsve become iho victims of f-'ollia- ry vic. Hint dreadful aud destrbctivs liblt whit h annually sweeps io an nntlmrlv g rave thousands of young (pea of the most exalted t a loots and brilliant-intellut-f, who might otherwise bays mtranctd ' laninii SsnatM wtrh ti thunders of clmtinwe, cr vaked to ecstacy the living lyre, may cull aiili fell confidence. . j MAR MAT? P.. Married persons, or Voting Men, contctri, laurg marrlape, being awarcof Physical Vcakni !t, Or' eanic Uebiliiy, Dcformlii. s, 4c, should ininicrii ately consult Dr. J., and Le restored to ixjrlcit health. He whoplaccs himself ondci theenrcof Dr. J'! n ston may religiounly confide In 1m honor n n i n tleman.and coiiOdcntly rely upon hikl!l ami phy. sician. j , Da. Johxston is the or.ly reKu'aily Tc'inaird Physician ad verllslnR to cure Private t ornplalnts. His rcniedicaand trcatim nt are entirely unknown toall others. Prepared lum a life fpent in tin Great lloHpttals of Europe nnd tbe First in ; I Country, viae t Englund, France, the lilocklcy ot Philadelphin, (fC , and a more exteni e prnrllri than any other physician in the world. Iliw inrmy wonderful cures und most irnporinnl t'lirtiiv I Op erations Is a sulTic-Irnt punrnnire th,. ua'.'il-n .' - - I hose vlto wish to be speeaily and rflrff,itlhil ,;irr- ' ed. should shun the numerous trif.iimyuslts hj 'only ruin tht lr Iwtilih. nnd oi piy to liirn ' A CTJHE WARRANTED Oil NO CliUilOn. No Mercury r Naimeimg Diva iXv' OFFICE, Ko. 7, SOUTH FRKDKKICK nt., left hand side poji.g from liuItiinor slrt t. n U v doors .from the tormr. Fail nf to omvi ,n name and number, for ignorant ti jflirjf Importt if attrucicd by the rej.utatit n ol Dr. Johnston, lu.k near. i V J.'. JOHNSTON. Mcnibcrof the Royal College of Surgeons. I. )n.!or i graduate from one of the most eminent Colli L'l of the United Stales, nnd tho greater f art of iw hoi-e. lirshasb'M'nspentlntlie Hospitals ol I.nndop; I'nr is. Philadclphia.and clscwbero, has tlli cinl t-otne o. the most astonishing cures thai wcreevcrknowp. Many troubled w ith ringing in the ran nnd1 head when asleep, gre.il nervoui-niws, bcin sfonlird t sudden sounds, and busuf'Jinck. with frequent b'rjchlnjr. attended sotnerirnes iv it ti deronrefr.trit of mind, were cured Inimcdiiiirlv. I i . A CERTAIN DISEASE. Micn the inUgtiidi J and imprudent votary of pleasure finds he hn imbibed the si eds of '.his painful discos, it too ol'rcii hnppcns that anilf-lim. eJ s ne of i.inmo, or dread ot discovery, deters him from applying lo those who, liofn cdu'caiion snd respectability, con nlonc befrh nd M-n, delay ing till the consiitutioiinl yiiipiom of this horrid liiscnse make their npprarunee. aui h tin ulerrnti d sore throat, diseased now, noetural pain Jn tli! head and limbs, dimness of sihf. deafness,' nodes on the thin bones and arms, 1 Irjiclics on tho hi nd, fiee and rtr-mites, progrei.iiij with frl?hlul ra pidity, fill at last the palate of iho rnnt:ih nt il, bonesof tha nose fall in. an t the viciint i this awfuldlsease bt orui a. IftjrrU ohtct ,f eoiuroi srralion.tilldiMth ptilsa period lo b! dreoilfti! snf ferings, by sending liini to "thnt lonrrit from whence no traveller n Mirns." To such thdii'lnrc. Dr. Johrj: Ion pji dges liini.rlf to preserve ihti most Inviolable srtief j and, from hN eu nil prac tice in llie first llosfiilijis cf Kuropn nnd Atlieiiea, he can confidi n'ly recommend a sf mid fipecdv cure lo Hie unfottunn'c virlim of iMs horrid ease. It is a nielinrholy fact, Hint thousands fall viclims lo this dreadful complnjnl, owing lo file uri sl.ilfulnr s of inornnl pretenders, who. hy die nm; of thai deadly poiin. merrurr, ruin the owiisUim tiun. and either si n-i flic unfvrf unafe sufli ri-r lo nn untimely' griive,orti8C make t!it rttidce of life mi. crab'e. TAhlJ PAIITICLLMI NOTK P.. Dr. J.addressersllthose who havcinjurcd them selves by pri vale ami improper indolt nets, i Tin sc are some of the aad nnd melunelbly rf' fee is, produced by enily habits id youth, viz Weakness of the Hack aftd Limbs, I'nins In the Head. Dimness of Sihf, Lous of Murcu.'ar Pow er, Palpitation of the Ilt-ari, Djsf ef)(.y. Nervous Irritability IJerangemcnt sftle ligeti ve j Func lion, Oani-ral Debility, Symptoms ofConsump. tion. Ac. j ; Mntally The feirfuli iTerf o the mind arc mtit h lo be dreaded Losol Memory, Confulri uf Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Foreborilrps. Aversion of Society, Self Jjiiiui, Love vf-b'ul. tude. Timidity, dre.. are some of thucvils product d. Thousands of persons of sll net, con now judge what is the can's of their declining he.ihh. ! . ins their vigor, becoming weak, pale and cniorln ted, have a singular appearnnce about tlic cyts, cough and syniptnms of consumption. li DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIOOKATINO R E M E OV FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS. fly this great and important remedy weaknen of the organs ate speedily cured and full vlgir restored, Thousands of the most Nervous and Debjlitattd individuals who had lost all hope, have been imme diately relieved. AM Impediments to MAKRMCE Physical or Menial Oixqunlifieaiions, Nervous Jr ritnbilitv Tremblings snd Weakness, or eahniifiiori of the most fearful kind, speedily cured by bt Johnston. j oung men w!io h ive Injured lliemttlves by n certain piacticc indulged in when U ne u hab.t frrquently lenrned from evil companions, or nt school, the fhcis of which are nightly fe!, em w hen ahlttp. and if not cured, renders moitinge Imposciblcanddestruyaboih rnind and bodyt l,ou.d apply Immediately. i V hut s pity that a young man, th hopo! tn hi couDtry, and lh darling of his parcnls, sl.onid l n I , I. . .1 (.,....,. I' ........... - I ' . , r w o.i n i,, i, ,f, vrjii ni no e io, rn ni or o c , by the conse quences of dtviotinff from ths pnih i f naiurc, and trduling in a certain secret habit t- I-. -..-. k. . j . . .a MARRIAGE. Should reflect thai a sound mind sad body ore if e. most neecsiary requisites :o promote connul In 1 happiness. Indfd, without these, tho jouiniy throejli life becomej a wsarj pilrimngei thr pros peel huuriy darkens to the view; the mid hi mi slmdowed with despair and filled with ihe roelan. eholy reflci-iion that the happiness of unoil.tr be comes blighted with uu rown. OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK fcT.. Baltimosk, .M d. All Sarglcal Operations Veiformsd. N. B Let no false delicacy prevent yen, but apply immediaielv either persorally or t Utter. Wkln lleses MeenHv Cured. TO STRANGERS. Tlie many thousands curd al this instil u'i.in a iih "n the lait ten years, and tha numerous Impor tsnt Surgirsl Opers'ions perfoi mr d by Dr. J.. it nessed by the Reporters of the papers, srd mnny other person noticis of which have appeared avoin and aciin before the public, besides hi M.mdirg ss a fenilrman of character and rssponsiLil.ry, is a sufficient guarantee to the sfHirtrd. TAKE NOTICE. I It Is Willi 11 ersnlr.t rrliii-tanretr.at Ir JUJff'TON perrnlls til. e.ird Ui sprsr Ijefore i'k pul'. d.i, r;lf u iinprifea.iinl f..r rh. eian tn alrrrtlM, hut ilnW h.i 1(1 so. the Mit1tcteJ, r.fti;iy ktmnpsr., rouM n,it fnilt-i fall Info ths liMTMtfl of th. mary Ii.iprt4ent an! ut'leitri '-'! Iillers, iih liinuiB.rshl Val.a Kkmi or -r: i Irx J Onackhot. swarinlnir the. r nie, rr.)-wjt 1'r JiTO lverlirni.tr.1. or UveTt.iri( lh-n ; . iiiy.icli.ns, lUlisrats Kallo'w.J.rniiir.i fa-lh w. t.-n :ui work at their oryinul In. Is, t)i -.-ir- t,K on.l ' ths brotif, wb". for ths pnrfawe of Kntfdmc d ls'eei. tnr. rsrry on ttvt i r mix eftlrs-. um.I. r ni' )' (i Ih.-o t Fbim Sm, s- that the a.TiiHe.1 HreirT.. s-tris; mur, U sues to tumble hfdlov into ihm .ih-r. tuvnt mi Qaurk with enormous lylnc ct-rtifio's of irreai il torrihing rose from person, not lo round, who keep you taking Istye rv,itieof I.icosii k Wn iM othr psrltscef nuhyand vofhlrw rorip.ur,I. i-UMiliaiy prejiarad to tui;o opnn th unfurturais and nti.ust rrt. fny. Trifling inni.th ftr mon'.h, or as limn a ih .insll rt fecemn bs nhla m-l. and. in dper, ees ! with, ruinva heaJUi. to sit-h oxtr j oi.r t' 1 1 i ti J ri'i ineiit. It l this mntlr that 'rliri. l)r. J. lo ahrrliw. roa a noil es cn vr. To thMi anarnBiiifrd ith hi repulation. h drsnn it rersry to .av that hii r!n lists or dir""!"" ! heis In h ftTW. NO LK'nXKlS RECEIVKI) FNI-Kr-i IWlTAin and rontainlna b (Slirnntoh nsed firths rrplT Per sons writing .hou'uJ ! Ars i send tbst -ir.ioa rrt S-lrrt1rnsrt dsBeriHiSf ympfrsjis. i '. JoXt. 135'ly.c,
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