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VOLUME XI NUMBER 60;
WILMINGTON, - N. G., TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1S5G.
WHOLE NUMBER 1315
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MISCELLANY.
A REVOLT AT SEA.
T BAWSEK MARTINGALE.
,j One pleasant moonlight night, as the
good ship Conch Shell, having passed thr
equator, was sfowhr wending hr waj lo
. ward the Cpe of Good Hope being: dost
: haukd in the trade Intttudes, the watch
gathered on the torecasile. and Sara (tiison.
wno iovea a miory oemrr iuui iiti jnnK,ip
- pealed tu bis watcltinates for the- relation
; of some interesting naratire, or striking td
Yenture, to enable ihem to pass more pleas
iintlj the hors of their watch. - r t
Come, Jatk" GriTnsbJr,, said , he, :jrou
' were alluding the other day to an ugl
crape jroa gut into once, by being enga
ged in a revolt at sea. -Suppose you giv
7 us the fcicts, and . the conaequences such
4 , relation may serve a levson to us, ami
teach us to sheer off from the , rocks on
which you were nearly wrecked. Sueh
yarn wtit lend us hand -to pass the time
; which begins W grow hea,vy.' ;
'To be sure it will,' exclaimed David
. Hun toon, who also liked full Well to see a
.yarn on stretched and Jack will spin it
' 1 know, with pleasure, even should it prove
as long as the pennant halliards.'
Jack. Cnuisby made no very strong ob
Jection, and on being further urged, con
semed to gratify the wishes of his ship
mates, and leaning back against the hrH
of the bow sprit, and assuming the liirni
ed manner becoming his important pom
tion as a story teller, proceeded as follows .
I once shipped on board the shiy Whip
poorwill, Captain Stanway, on a ivoyajre
to the Mediterranean. The VVhippoorwill
was not a bad vessel, and the captain and
officers were not the worst of men ; and I
reully believe if the. ship's company had
conducted themselves properly we should
tiave been a contented and happy set of
fellows, and there would have been . no in
aurbordination or trouble an board : for ii
is a well known saying, and one which is
as true as the sun dial on a ship's capstan,
that good sailors make -good officers. But
unfortunate ly for peace in the cabin n J in
the f.recastle, there were two or three old
rnan-of-war's men on board, real hard char
acters, who had been kicked and cuffed
bou the world, until they hated every oo
dy in it, even themselves fellows case
iiurdened by salt water, who delighted in
a row, were uivgntteful for good treat
ment, and rebelled against order and dis
cipline. To keep such chaps straight re
quired a strong curb, the whole time, as
firm and as taut as a martingale stay to a
jib boom. I
'But Captain Stanway, although in ca
: ses of emergency, not deficient in spirit
and resolution, wa rather an easy man, of
a kind disposition, and loth to resort un
necessarily to vigorous or violent measures
"This was soon seen by 'the clocksetters' in
the forecastle, who resolved to take advan
tage of it. Instead of checking their pre
sumption and impudence at the first going
off, he allowed them to get such headway,
that it was hard work afterward to bring
them to. A very common error on the
4art of some shipmasters.' 1
'These fellows were lazy, impudent and
all-natured thorough grumblers of course
When on deck they were slow about their
''work, and unfntthful in the performance of
it and always gave short answers and
ulky looks to the officers. When below,
they were always complaining of the hard
usageand holding up the Captain anil
jnates to the ridicule and contempt of the
rest of the crew and haranguing their
watchinates on the folly of submitting
without resistance to ib authority of such
a know-nothing set of officers. The influ
ence of these woKWein fellows, operated
mischievously on the minds of their ship
mates, mstly young men, who, j without
any will of th ir own, allowed themselves
lo be led by the nose by the rascals. In--deed,
the chief subject of conversation in
the forecastle, was the tyrannical conduct
nd the folly and weakness of those who
had authority on board and it was not
long before every manf: myself among tb
Test, conceived himself to be most harshly
and unjustly used, held the inmates iff the
cabin in utter contempt- -and felt desirous
to shirk his duty as fnr as possible and pro-
Toke and annoy the Captain' and mates
Until patience with them ceased to be a vir
"tue. " - : ' "' ' ' I
'Matters continued in this pleasant and
agreeabte condition during the remainder
of the passage. There was open war be
- tween the forecastle and the cabin and
although we- showed our independence,
plated the old soldier and run athwart
the hawse of the officers whenever we got
a chance, we gained little by the bargain.
but came off second best, as must always
. be the case in such a contest In a word,
-shipmates, we were 'worked up' or! every
tack, and led a real dog's life which per
haps, was as good as we deserved
. 'At length we arrived at Marseilles, and
one day after we had been about a week
-in port, we irot up a reeuiar row on board
the Whippoorwill, which after both mates-
had got their eyes bunged up, was put an
end to by the interference of the gens d'
krmes, a set of long-limbed soldiers,' with
--big coses, heavy sabres, and cocked hats.
These fellows treated us with little cere-
. raony, and lugged us off to jail, where we
"were kept on a short allowance of bread
and water and garlic, until we bitterly re
gretted our ' foolish refractory conduct,
humbled ourselves to the officers whom we
bad abused, and promised better manners:
But this little affair did not sweeten the
dispositions of either party j and on the
homeward bound passage 5 matters and
jtbiegs looked decidedly dark ae Dick
Rumpus said when he capsized a bucket
ofblack paint down the cabin skylight,
when the skipper, and his friends were at
dinner.' At last we trhftiaged ' to kick up
c -m pretty a shindy, on board the- good ship
VbJppoorwill,as any grumbling, growling
eld salt would desire to see. , , ,
, l belonged to the statboard watcbJ Wa
were washing decki one- mdrniugras -we
wtre 'drawing -'ug with George's bank. -
It was in the month of March the weath
er was cold arid dreary. , Mr. Bufford the
second; 6ate, who always had an eye to
his own comfort, w,as rejoicing in a dry
pair of woolen stockings and cowhide shoes
afraid of wetting nis leet, stepped as gin
gexlj about the decks, as a midnight rob
toer in Havana. 1 bis was noticed by Lehi
Jackson, one of the old man-of-war's men"
who seized rhe opportunity to pay off an
old -grudge by accidentally dashing two or
three gallons of 'cold 'refreshing. salt water
.ibout his drumsticks, which-made him ca
Lper like a dancing-master, and swear like
a jury man. - ' ' i :- J
'You ill-manriered scoundrel I What
did you do that for V said Mr. Bufford, af-
er executing a pigeon-wing, wrncn woubi
have made his fortune on the stage.
At this moment Mr.' Bufford'. rage was
increased by' perceiving S'malicyuis grit
in JncKsoa a priix, wniie Deprave a elv
wink to one of his a-atchmates. This con
vinced him that the accident was an inten-
tionnl tnsuh ; his temper was ..iroused to 'be
nighest pitch, and on the impulse of. the
moment he gave the grinning Jackson
dowse on the chops, that sent him stag
gering. against. the bulwarks, and trans
formed the grin of satisfaction into a frown
of fury j
'Hal that's your play, is it 7' hissed
Jackson between his teeth, as he recover
ed nis footing, and clenched his fists, rush
ed toward the officer, who stepped bark
few puces and Seized a capstan bar, wub
A-hich he would have beaten inv shipmate
to the deck and extinguished his daylight,
for ever, if 1 had not caught him by th-
rm and prevented the blow. Upon this
Vlr Buffird called loudly for assistance,
tnd 'the next moment Jackson clinched
him, hu?ged him -in his powerful rms and
tfter a brief struggle ihrew him with vio
lence down into the lee scuppers.
Mr. Brooks, the ch:ef ma e, alarmed b-
ihe noise on deck, and the cries of Mr Buf
ford for assistance, now came tumbling up
from the cabin, followed immediately by
captain Stanway himself ; the watch be
low also hastily left their leaky bunks w
the forecast. e, and hastened to the scene
of action.- The battle raged with'fury, fir
Mr. Bufford had risen, and again grapplett
with Jackson, while lJhil. Dawkitis, a i old
messmate and covy of Jaekton's, had lack
ed to the hr;l officer, who was endeavor
ing to return witn interest tne lett-nanuea
compliments which he received, but being
a man of small stature and strength, was
decidedly getting the worst of it.
'Captain Stanway on coming on dck
saw at a glance that the state of things
was alarming that the crew were in
mutinous condition, and h;s mates wen
likely to get a drubbing and he returned
to bis stale room for his pistols.. Before
you could say 'marlinspike be was again
on deck, where he found tbat Mr . Brooks
had been finished by a facer from Phil
Dawkins and lay sprawling between the
pumps. Poor Bufford fared but little bet
ter; indeed he was handled in a very rough
and unceremonious manner by Lem Jack
son. Dawkins, seeing the captuin, with
determination in his eye, and a pistol in
each band, coming to the aid of his offi
cers, armed himself with a handspide, and
confronted him. As Captain Stanway pre
sented the pistol and threatened to kill the
first m&n who disobeyed his orders, Daw
kins, a powerful fellow, branlish-d the
hnd8pikeas if it had been a belaying
pin, and supported by Jackson, dared him
to fire.
'Captain Stanway fired Phil. Dawkins
dropped the handspike, uttered a groan of
asony, and fell teavily on the deck i ne
report of the pistol, and the fate of their un
lucky shipmate, brought the rest of th-
crew to their senses; and the mates, bruis
ed and bleeding as they were, rangeii
themselves by the side of their captain
Jackson, myself and two others were at
nce clapped in irons. in which respectable
an ! comfortable position we were kept, un
til the Wbippoorwill arrived in Boston
md hard work the remainder of the crew
had to mnnagetbe shin with nearly half
jibe ships company laid up in lavender.
'I he wound which Phil Dawkins re
ceived was a severe one but it did not kill
him outright. When we arrived in por
he was sent to the hospital and whether
he lived or died. I nsver knew or cared.
Charges of revolt were preferred against
J ickson and three others of the crew, in
cluding .myself. Jackson-was found to
have been the leader in the affray, and
was sentenced to imprisonment for a couple
of years, the second mate and the stew
ard both bore evidence that I caught Mr
tiiifford by the arm, at the moment be was
;oingto demolish Jackson with a capstan
bar. I was ordered to quarters in jail for
seven mon:hs; the two others, not having
taken an active part in the row escape'
more easily. In consideration - that thev
had been two or three months in jail a
waiting their trial, they were discharged
nd I've no doubt became wiser if not bei
ter men.
So'you see, shipmates,' continued Grims
by, '1 have had some experience in rel
tion to the consequences of cutting capers
on ship board It may be a silly prejudice,
but I -candidly confess tbat I don't lik
this lying in tail. and 1 don't care who
knows it to be shut up in a cell ai close
as a pump well, and cut off from all exer
cise fresh air and fun with short rations,
and not a dron of grog. Experience is a
good teacher: and you won't catch me en
gaging in a revolt, or even a row, on ship
board, without sufficient reason; for a jail.
I say again, is a dreary place at best an
pld ship with a continual leak, miserable
grub, hard usage and a drunken skipper
to boot, is a palace in comparison to s prts-w
on.- Ue8Kiesy this, -might prove a worse
matter than tbat a hanging matter for
ght " I ' know and 1 am exceedingly
ticklish about the ear. No, shipmates, the
only way in such cases is1 to do as the bar
nacle did whenr be was boiled -gnn and
bear it, and whenever you-
But Jack Grimsby's moralizing Vemarks.
which were gettin? rather prosy, were cut
short by a gnifTorder from the chief mate
to lay ail and take "a small pull at the
weather fore-top-sail brace and lost for
ever! ., ; . -. ' : ; ; -
THE RIVER AMOOR. k 1
vThia ' magnificent river, - which rnris
through the lower part of the Russian pos
sessions, and empties into the bead of the
3ulf of Tartary, is navigable seventeen
hundred miles from its 'mouth to the city
of Aerihirik, the capital' of Southern Siberia.-
The country fs 'densely populated,
and great results are anticipn'ed by the ad
venturers, who propose opening a comma.
nicatioQ between our Pacific possessions
and the Russian Asiatic - territory. -.Two
successful voyage from San Francisco to
this river have already been made, and the
steamship ' America, the first of a . line of
steamers to run between these points, clear
d port on the 10) h of June Inei . .A
-A lener from Fort liaramie,' dated Jfue
14th, sys: .J--.: .'t ' ' ' ;.
.--Ws have met -wirh several parties 6t
Saints; ret urningTir6in Salt1 Lake to tb'
sia-es i Alt'-we met gave a terrible prer.
ture of the state of affairs there now. The
Itoorer. class "had to subsist for months 'on
roots such as thistle, seco, &c., which
he .Indians gather and sell to them for one
lollar per bushel.. The grasshoppers, which
caused the famine last year, have .'com
i enced again this season, and bid fair to
teslroy the present crop of wheat and veg
etables M-tny of them appeared very
uuch dissatisfied with the Mormon faith.
tnd stated tbat they had been deceived
I hut the poor had everything taken from
them in the sh.ipe of tithes and taxes to
upuort a few leaders in the church. B
his as it may. many of those we met were
real objects of pity, and give evidence in
i heir utter 'destitution, that Morroanism af
fords but little food fur the body at least,
let it be as it will with the souL
Frm. tJu'Btsto Bee.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION DKKAD
FUL Lo.-S OK LIFE
On Tuesday afternoon, an alaim of I
fire was -sounded which proceeded from
North stre t let ween Fetaud GtaikJ
streets. Un proceeding fo the spot u e
found that Urge urt k bt.ildt g, a K d J
tne JcnersjOii. ts.ock, owned and occu
pied ly Cornelius Ooherty, wholesale;
and retale liquor dealer, ISo. 324 ISorth
street, had become fired by the accident
al explosion of enmphene or gas. Ow
ing to the combustible nature of the
slock and'matertals, the premises became
a mass of ulames in an almost incrrdi
ble shott space of time. But the most
painful , part of our report is the recital
ut t ie loss of human life.
lu the rear of Jefferson Block wpre
four new wooden baibimgs, erected in
what is called Everett Place. These
in.l the main building were occupied
by forty-eight families. Such was the
progress of the fire that it was impossi
ble for all to escape through the jdacr
of egress from the back tenements, which
w a a very narrow arch, and a distress
ing loss of life ensued.
The first body rescued from the rum
was evidently that of a boy some fifteen
years of age, but he was so charred and
and disfigured that recognition was out
o thi qtu-stiou.
Three other bodies were next taken
from the ruins one nearly all censti
med supposed to be f males. The
'' oly of a small boy was also taken out.
laving the head on, hut .the feet entire
ly gone, and was horribly undistinguish
able. Margaret Sweney, wife of John Swee
ny, leaped from the 3 story of Doher
ty's building to the pavement, breaking
her right arm and one of her legs. She
was taken t the hospital, and shortly
after expi'ed. Aged about 60 years
M iry Collins, wife of Daniel Collins,
jumped out of a third story window of
the same building, and was instantly
killed. She. was aged about 64 years,
;tnd leaves a family af children.
Three firemen -were at work in Bar
ber's alley, upon a ladder, wheu a chim
iey fell upon, them, killing one and in
juring the other two., The dead man's
name is Charles W. Warren, , second
officer of Franklin Hook and Ladder
Co. No 3. His skull, was badly frac
tured, and his lefV leg was broken.
4e breathed about twenty minutes.
He was unmariied, and was injured at
fire in Roxhury on the 5h ot uly.
fie was an ex -member of old 13.
Newall Harding, Jr., and Philip
Haeketr, hosemen of Bariroat No. 21.
were somewhat injured from the same
C use.
J, VW Regan, hoseman, of No. ltf had
hia foot mashed from another accident
Au old woman named Margaret
Donovan, and her, three children, are
believed to have comprised some of the
victims. -
VV have counted eight dead persons
up to six o' clock, and others are belie v-
1 to be beneath the ruins. One heap
of charred remains is counted by som
as two. and are believed to be mother
and child. If this be so, the numbet
must be' nine. '
The total loss of property will not be
less than $90,900, while the loss to hun
dreds of poor families is incalculable,
Since writing the above, we are in
formed that three of the bodies are those
of Ellen keeler, aged 45 years, and Mary
and Catherine Keeler, the . daughters of
Ellen. It is supposed that they were
all together at the time of the fire, and
tost their lives in attempting to escape
at the front of the ' house, were destruc
tion was' mot certain. - - ? .
RBLS. SsperSas, fresh ground. . For sale
sr .' ZENO H. G&EENK.
OUit JIOTTO IS TU i'LEAiSE"
-v.- i 'AT THE '
VTllMlMgrett 8a4Sle, Harness, aaa Trail
- MaMMt'setory.
.'PHK saseeribei respseUBlijri aformstaesablir
X loathe has rseentir rteeivee addition to hi
tx k ot Saddle and Hsroesa aoimtiai.4..ili
laical ltd otoat Imareved style, adis oastanl)
tnaBaraciurins.aiaisstoreea market street .every
description of srtidla. the above line. Krom his
jxpencne in the piisiaesM. Be reels confident thai
hr will be m tTle to glyeeoilr tisrctliaioallwho
mavravorhliMwith aeaH.. U baa now un hand.
and wtiiconstaatlT Keeps larac assortment of .
Conch. Otz and SulJtey Hirnas, Lady'i Saddles,
Bridle, mips, fc, OciUlnun's Saddles, Wkipt
" Spurs. fe.
-ftsllef wnich he will warrant lo baof
lit he best inaierisl and workmanship.
- V H has also a laree aaaortiHrni at
Treuks, a Uses, Sadd le and Carpet Rag:,
KatcbeU. fanrv Traiixs, Ac. and all other ar
ticles esnallv kept in an eta esiabiUUmema, aU of
whteh hm-ttter lc for CASH , or on sbortcredii
ientwpi esetenieve. " '
ai, Harness .xrnnxs , Koaitfal "Bats, ac .
Tin44i tion o the aaove the abscriber iTWs vT
aeeosen head a iaraesiipaly uf Striae Leather
:aaf hsavhow, and wtilkitthrnfh th season a
oeM ssorum-n t et . n teitii. -
. Allarelnvlted to call andftismtne m Qtods,
whet her in wsntornot.ssl tskeleeareinahw
I ng my assonoientto all who. may favor ms with
a ran. . ,,. ... - ... .
BarnesssndCoach Trlmrolnea sold at a fsii
pric lo persons buying to manufacture.
Also, v nir" ' wnolesale. t
llkindsof Ridlns V hles bought ola
on nmmU1oaa JOHN J. CONOLF.Y .
Feb. 7. 18S6. ' : - - - ' 138 .
JAS. C. SMITH. MILES COSTtM.
. JAS. C. SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
April 26. . 1 18-tv
NOTICE.
VLL persons hsving rlnlms ajratnst Moore,
tiianlv dr Jo.. wllipleaeprecent them for set
lement and all thae indebti-d to th-m are rp
quested cime forward and make Immediate pay '
nrni to the subscriber.
!. JVO . 5TNIT
ANDKUW S. KfclMP,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ELIZA BETHTOWN, N. C.
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of
Bladen, Robeson, Columbus and Sampson.
June U. 38 ly
HE R RING
S -
- Patent Champion Tire sod Burglar rroof Safee.
' Ta- great inter st iminiiested by 'ho puoltc to
procure more perteel n;ai y from I- Ire fur valua
ble papeiasuch ae RoMBt. MoirtM-1,
Notes, a up Book or Accdiit. thai the ordinary
S KK heretofore In uvt h d sffurdf d, ioduci d tin
"uhcrlbfr tod vote s Inttte portU-n time and
attention during the vntleitrlccn ytart in makinp
improvement! and tliacox it fur this ibject, ami
hr) now bear l'Ste toast-no-thi-i. nunu ru Mendw.
nd the public Bpm ra ly. that tiirir ff-'rla lui ve
been crownrd with cou-plrlf ni.ro 8f, and nwfTr
the "I lPKOVKD HK.UKlNO' PATKNT
WORLD'S PAIR PREMIUM KIKE Pit OOF
SAFK$," ss lbs
CHAMPION SAFE OF Til EWORLD,
BATIK SEE AWABDED MEDALS AT SOTS THE
World's traJr,LBMlo, 1 ,4 fW Vork,
aop rior all uflttra. liisnow, and -obtedly,
entitlrd to that appellation, and secured with
tiAf.U'S PATF.NT PDKH PUOOK LO K,
(which also was swarded Medals as above,) form
the most perfect Kite and Burglar Proof Safesever
oefore offered lo the Public.
The -ubucribe s aleo m.initlacturee all kinds ol
Boiler and 'hillad Iron Bank Chewts nd Vuults.
Vault floors, and Money Boxes or Clletv, tor Bi -ki-ra,
Jewelk-rs. and Private ramilfra, fr PUti-,
Oia ondf. and other Valuables At d ate also Pa
tentees, (by purchase.) snd Manufnciuiersof
jtim'FimT PEKXumio bim win,
SIfjAS C HKRKING & CO. Patentees.
GltKKN BLOCK, Nos. 135, 137 & 138 Water at
Sold at ?f ew orfc prices by .
JOSEPH It. BLOSSOM,
Agent fr North Carolina,
Wilmincion. Feh 12. Ml -if
NAUS! NHLM!
(f KEGS assorted sises just received, sad
i - lor sale by
ZKNO H.
GREEN V..
July 8.
WILMINGTON & WELDONR. R.C0
Wilmington, N. C, July"21, 1856.
WHILST the Contractor i taking down th
old and ra initio- the new Brides over th
North Ka Branch of the I ape Fear, the Dai
Train will leave this Station Jlfleen minuirs re
fore 6. A. M . sndlhe Nlshl Train si 4:15. P. M
when the trains fmm theouth srrive in time.
The Di-pot bell will, ssasual. ring 30 minutes snd
S minutes before the depa-ture of the Trains. -S.
L. FREMONT, .un't.
July 21. 65-3t
NOW. RECEIVING,
OER schooners Adla snd Lizxis Russell :
L 35 hbls " Rsfiosa sSussrs. also. Crushed snd
Powdered i
.25 bags Ri., Java and Laguayra Cofleest
6 cheats superior Oolons snd Green Teast
IS easea superior brsnds Claret Wine t
40 boxes Sospj
25 do. Pearl Starch t
40 baskets Champsgne, (eery superior brande;)
ZU DDIs. Ksctlned Whiskey, r or sam ov
W. L. 8. TOWNS HEN O.
July 24. . No. 20, Msrket street
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
1 BHLS ChsfBa's celebrated back country
1 " " Whiskey, Also, in store, a supeilor ariitry
of Drsught Ale snd bweet iMer, at
J. R. RRSTOtra.
Msy2t. fVov 15, Mitktt treet.
ELECTION.
IN accordance with a Resolution passed by th
Board of Commissioners of the Town of VVit-
xlugti-n, par red tbs fcnd i"t there will be
EI ction held ni the Court Hours in this Town, on
Wednesday, the 1 3tn day ot August next, to acer
lain the viewa of the citixens, relative to making
a unrondiiicnal subscription of riO0S 0 to the
espitat stock ot Ihs Wilmington, Charlotte and
tuthrrfbrd Railroad Company.
B. D. HALL, Sheriff",
i July 10th, 1858. 49-u.
' CONSTANTLY ON HAND -
AND for sale. ; Corn. Cera Veal, Table Horn
atony. Horse and Cow Feed.
iNo. IS, North Water street, by
; . . . , - . J. Jl. aTEVKNSON.
-. June 19. - 41-tf -
FfiSSaL FU SALE.
' A small schooner, earryins 300 barrel.
iratnc foar tv r lannchee in April last :
.built of sxcellent sauned, matsrials.
nooih and well fiatshsd 1 sails, rigging, die-, si
new. e-he is well formed, in every respect, snd is
a fst sailer-- Km better built vessel esa be found
anywhere. Will be sold low. Apply im -July
IT. LGEO. HOUSTON.
SUBSCRIBERS TO IKVIAG'S
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3 ' 1 00 1 1 "6 . 8 t
I " 1 month, : 2 SO J I It U (ib
Tun IIimi or teaa make a eouare. Ifanadver.
Isement ei coeds ten lines, the pi ice will be ir.
roporiion. '
All tivarilaemsnis are payable at the tlmeot
heirlnsertion. . -" - -
k Contracts with vesrly advertisers, will be. mad
n the moei liberal tertw.
No transfer of aoairaetf for vesrly adverilalnt
ilj h Bermitted. ? Should cireaistanees rendet
crHtBstlB BSnines, or an unexpected remove
ttoccafsrv, a: ejisege aeeorcfins t he pu' Hi
erme win b at he oniA9n ot ihs contractur. r
he rtwre fte haa adveriist d. - " -.--
TbenrHrileteof Armnet Advertisers ta tr1cttt
Ifnired lo their imme'iat- alnet and all
Mvertisrrre na for the beneftf ofther persons.
weH as slladverdaeNinisnAivirnnndiatety con
nected with iheir own hsiness,nil allaxees at
tdvertiaementnin length r otherwise beyond iH
Imllff enffasea. will he cnarees ar tne isai ratra.
' No AdvnrtUcme.nts ieim-ludcd in the con 'ran
orthessle or rent f houses or lands 1n town t-r
wintry or for the sale o hire of negroes, wheih
-r the nmpertv la owned bv th advertiser or h
ther peranns.' Tliee are excluded by the lerm
'immediate burtnei " . -
All 1 1erNsment inserted In the -tri-weekli
Commercial are etiililed la one lessrtioa imhr
H ttkly free of chars e. . ... , :
IOB, CARD ATin. FAtfCV PniXTlNC,!
JiXKCMIEB 13 SL'fr.KlltR STYLE.
til3tr POK TIIK tOMimKCIAL.
Nsw V's Alcfars. UoLtues dc, 1'ottib.
Hoaloa. Ohaiiisith: . o, Central Wharl
Philadelphia K. (.ones).
tfaUimreti. H. Peaks nd WM. Thomsou
rue north Carolina
JtTUALlltLLStl.AMhCOUl"k
KALtlUti. N. C.
HE aboveCoiupaii tw-abeen iiiporatloninct
A tueisii! April, did. under ine directioiiol in
ollowint Uruvsrs, vis t . ,
.. Dr.UharHik K. ouhson.Presinent,
Win... Uaywood, Vice PrsaiUent.- , .
John Q. A iludiua, Jtccretary,
Wiu. H. Jones. Treasure.
Pcrrlo bubfe, Attorney,
. . U . l . . 1.1.
. v . t M kr!!!. ( AJedieal Doa.'d of
Dr.'ll.B.Hayw.K,d, S t"""
J. Kerstnn. tienerul AKent. " 1
This t'oiupany itasrec:ivd a chartei giving ad
jinuita ti.ilie insured uvtrmiv iilhvr Iuiiiq inv
l'he 6tl. Sei-tion give the Huabaud ihrprivilege it
icsnr. htaown lielorme soli-use ot ma li;n
'hildren, free from any Halifr f the cepreaeoi
ivcaor tne husband or any of his en-diiors.
Oreaniztd on purely mutual principl" e. the life
memberf xnrliclpai lu the iriiole of the profits hlcli
ire declared annually HesMes. th ' appliirsnl lot
ife. when th annual premium is over3o may pj)
ne Rail in a Pf-ie
VII -lamia far insurnm e againsnhe Company wil
lepaid within ninei davsafier proof of the death.
if the Dartv isfnrniehi d. .
-ilaveifare insured forme or five yrara. st ratet
whii-hwlll enable all Slaveholders to Hccun- thi
elaas of uroprit v aeainst the unf rtafnt y of I in.
Slave Insurance preaenti- a new and interest In
featOT-ir. the history of N orth 'aroline . which will
prnvi' very imoor'ai-i t tne Nnutheri. Siatea.
Tnelaet rowr moBine- nneratloB Tints iwmpifif
hows a vervl arseamount ol HmhIocbs more than
the nirectors exnected to do the nm year -bavins
Ireadt issued moretnan 4lii I'nllrlrs
Dr. Wm. W. If Aaatsi-Medii-sl Examiner, and j
Aen Wllminston. IN. r".
AM ommtnieatnnnnhusinesof theCompsn
should be sdilressee to
JOHN O. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Ralelch.June8. IffS
CIGARS.
1 rr fnn cioits. at prieCs r-nm on
I VW.t iJJ to
Iv Oroeery.
April 17-
$40 per thousand, the Fam
ui o. at t i-.ii w
i 14
IN STOKE AND JUST RECEIVING
,41 BBLM. stewsris and N. V. Refined Sugiir
' Crush, itoar, pc; 6 bbl. I;tni-lnnali an
rfailimnte Hectiht-O nt-ke I 1 n DDIS. M--
i'nrki 25 bbls. F.iyetteville Flour t 3 boxes Ad
amantine and Sperm Candlew IMiarrela and V
boxes Butter. Soda, and Milk deckers j t Hhdi-
Uoiasaes. For sale by
VVM.L S.TONHRND,
Ho. 20 Market Street.
May 24. 3 .
PROSPECTUS OF THti
"SUUTUERN SENTINEL,"
A Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal, to
be pvblishd weekly, at Wilson, N. C.
PHK existing condition of bo'itical parti,-, and
1 of partisan siriie, n uursUy suggests the eitb-
i"hing of sucu s journal ss tne noutht-rn o nu
net" oroposej to becuiite. Theprewnt, indeid. i
s cri-is In our political history, never iin in d b. -lore.
TImj Constitution hustwen invaded : the law
trampled and apat uion religious linerty arsaili d ;
oauoi Doxes Droken snd ournt : tne lanamark-a ot
our poilitral uno-strv psitislly- efljtnd: the wi.
dotn derived from s tiuie-honori-d expirie-c jin-
eeited; atra'nee and aietionatls rmn have bc-i
pvsludlnui high poritions; sad fanatic! m.unchal-
uea trom ua axe and iu faggot piles in tne ivorth,
i heard to howl among us in he South. Tbcst
evils, so far as it humble abilities shall serve,
THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL
WiQ endeavor to srrest. It will endeavorto incul
cate a reverence for the lawa as they exist, snd fur
tne Constitution, ss it has been interpreted by tn
wise men ot the paet snd by the Fathers of thi
rtemoeralic faith. It will defend not onl political
out bi'Lisiods liberty, snd will do bailie aalut ev
ery po iical herexv that may appear, wheihei
hatched in eates orcnlverts, or open convention.
The i-ntinel will also, to n-ln-ve the monotonv
if politics, devnte space to literary toidrs. ori-:irw
nd selectid. ss well as to miscellaneous suhj--t
which shallinelu le Agricultural and the latest i;m-
uetclaiintelllsenee. in on. i, no erjorts nor ex-
nensc-s will be spared t maKe tne nn tlnei one o
V nos efui snd erB-ient Journsls In t he nutri.
The first number of the erainel will be isura
shout the first -f the n. xt month, and sent to sun-
serihersatthe rate of tri per annum: 2 50 at the
end of six ntontha, snd SI st tne end of the ir.
Discount mads In behaii of ciuos, wno shsll lake
fivs, ten oi more copies.
n S sn W9 SkT a BIT SS a .
j. r . sbEiiiAn, rAittAr.
Jsn 17. . !30-3t
CANDY.
RfXES Assorted fresh Csndv, iut receiv
UJ ed at
" GKO.
MVEKH
.June 3.
34-
JUST RECEIVED,
BBL-S. Hack rat; 20 bLN. lo I laree net
' Jlerrinr ft hbds Bacon, low for eah
Jane i. . , GEU. MYERS.
NOTICE.
I HA VR ibis day sssc iated witli' me in the
I Hardware Bustoeas in Wilmington, jny Sot
C K Ronxrox. The l-Bsineas UI hereafter b
enndaeted under the timet J M KmIkmi dt
oa. - . J- . FOBI.sbON-
j. nr. robTxson & son.
: WILMINGTON. IM. C. -
Importers, Manufacturers' Agents and Dealers in
BABDWABE, CCTUCBT. STSEU, BTAIU, SOSA-
. .CULTUBAL IMPUMKNTS, AC. .
J. M. BOSUfSOIT. C C. BOBIXSOII.
Jaa. I. 13.6. 124
BACON! BACON!!
I f HHDS Western ldes snd Shoulders i
1 J 4.000 Ihs. N. i. Hog Round. .
For aale bv
July 31.
ZENO H. GREENE.
BUSINESS CAllDS.
josEpTI7wiXKTNsf5Ni
UPHOLSTER & PAPER RANGER,
KEEPS ON HAND AMD MADE 10 ORDER.
Mattresses, Feather Dttls, Window Curtains
and fixtures.
All work in theamjve line dons at shortest No
tice. Wilmington, N. C, Market St.
Jan. 19. I8S6. .1.
J. C. LATTA,
COMMISSION MERC HA ST d GENERA L
AUK x r
WILMlNGrON, N. C.
'Oct. I.I85S. , j 65-1 y-c.
T. C. & B. G. WORTn. '
- WILMINGTON, N. C.
Jsn IT. 1854. w 125-c
1 OENRYliUTT.
PACTS il POIWaRDIXK CEJrr,
Will give hi personal attention to business entrust
ea to nis care.
Sept. 8, 185S7 7S ly-c
: GEORGE MYERS,
WIIUES1LE hH BLT4IL GKOfER
Keep constantly on hand, H 'tn. Teas. Liouors
fnmuums, M ooa ana Wdloir II are, Fruit,
Confeetionarlese South Pront street,
VVIL.MINCiTO.Ni, N. U.
Nov. 18, 1855. - 109
' GEORGE HOUSTON,
riRALRK IN
Groceries Provisions, and Navsl Stores
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
.VESSEL AND FORWARDING AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
A off. 2. . . CO-tf
II. DOLLNF.il. O. P0TT1.R jr. J. CAMEROEN
D-ILLNBR, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
N liW YOUK.
April 30, 18B5. 20-Iy.
L. N. BARLOW,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER
AND DK4LKR IN
LIQUORS HINKS ALU PORTER d-c,
No ii, CSraulie How, front Street,
WILMINGTON, ft. C.
Feb. 17th, IP56. 140-tf.
ADAMS, BROTHER & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, N. C.
July 28. .58
D. CASHWELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
U II.JIINJI.TO.NJ. n. c.
Sspt. 30. 84 -if
- nOOPEK, DEARBORN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON N 0.
EO. HOOFIH. S. L DEAESOSW. Wat. t
July itt
68- a
JOHN A. ST INLY,
C OMMISHIO X ME ROHAN T,
WILMINGTON, N c.
Oct.6h, I85S. 63.
VM. L. S. TOWNS! I END,
W tlO L! SALE & RETALE GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 2 Blatket street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
May 24. . 30.
GEORGE II. KEL, LEY &, BROTHER,
DEALERS l,V
FAUIrT CRHCLKIEn and rRflnsio.xs.
No.ll NORTH WATKR iTRKKT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
tTTTLL keep constantly on hand, Sugars, Cof
fees, W olaasea, Cheese. Flour, Butter, l.ard
, Candles, Crackers, starch. Oils, ainurT,
-uai-a
tc As
BCriEEIfCESI
O. fl PAsstsr, PrsKioent of Commerria! Rsnk.
John McKae, " Bsnk of WirminsOin.
Wilmington.
A. M. Coisav, I
Rev. R T. HarttN J Rsleih.
S. W. WEStsaoon. .
Rev W. II. Bobsitt, J "t'O'oro'.
Ftb. 14. '
. W. G. MILLIGAN,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER.
NOHTH WaTVU 8THEKT WlSMiNGTON. No. Ca.
Monuments, Toombs, Head and Foot S'.ones, and
all kinds oj Marble Wort furnished to
order on reasonable terms.
June I. 36-ly-c
SAMUEL A HOLMES,"
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILMINGTON,'. C.
Will sltsnd the Courts Of Dunlin. Sam nan n and
Vew Hanover
Office n Princess strret. next door Esst of the
isi Hank.
Aprils. ' 9-ly
J. M. STEVENSON,
A GENT for TKs sale of a II kinds of Produce.
C. Office on Pilaoess st . under A D AM 8. BRO.
t CO.. Wilmlnpion.N.C. I
Feb. I2.l3l-tf. J. M. STEVENSON
GEORGE R. FRENCH,
MAJIUFACTCKER A!CD
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALER
IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, AND
SHOE FINDINGS,
NO. 11. M ARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, K. C .
March 6. 151
GEO. W. DAVIS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Jsn. 22.
132.
, JAMES T. LEWIS tfc (X.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PAINTS,
07L-S; VARNISHES, fyc.
AGENTS FOR
Pennsylvania .and Lskigk Zie, Mordecai
Ijewu if Co' Celebrated rkdadrtphia
WkiU Lead, F. S. Levis 8r Co't.
Colors", Paints, etc, and B.
. C. Hnrnor d CVV .S.
. ferior Varnishes.
Urn I44S MAI DEBT LAHE BfEVV YORK.
JAMES T. LEWIS. ! SAMCFX C. WEST.
April 15th, 1856. 13-3tn. .
liALIlUOKE LOCK HOtl'llAL.
I)K. JOHNSTON,
rHB founder of ibis Ci lebra led Inailtuiion tf.
fcra tne in-tst c.-ruin, eipecdy and only tlktiu
si remedy In toe world lor j
SECRET DISEASES. !
Gleets, sirriclures, Seminal eaknerr, Pains in
tbe Liuins, Constilutionsl Ocbility, Iniou my,
Weakness of the Back and Llmhs, AH.ctiuna of
the Kidneys, Parpliationol the lieu it, Uy f bja ,
.Nervous Jrtiubiity, Oisesae ol the iieud, 'I moat
Nose or Skin t those serious and meluiicboly diaur.
ders a rising iiotn the destructive habits nl Tuuih,
Uich d-si roy both body snd mind. Tliote scent
snd solitary practices more fatal lo their vit ims
than tbe song of '.he Syreds to the murim r of
Ulysaea. bligli'.ing their tuot brilliant hojeur nr..
ticiptious. rendering ni irriase, at c., iinf Obtitile.
Y.WiUMKN. 1
Kspertslly.who I ave become rhe victims of Solia.
ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit Hhic h
annually sweeps m sa untimely trave ihcii6Nrr' . f
young men of the mo-t exulted lahinla Snd brilliant
tutetleet, wh. might oilier wia. havu rntranctd Ila
temnu Menutes wnh the thunders Of rexiuenr. or
waked toecstscy the living lyre, may cull with full
confidence. i
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or Voung Alerr, Contcmpliir
'.terrftigt, being aw art of Ph)iii-al UeaLnes. l "
sanle Oebiliiy, Oelorniiii.s, die , slioi.ld immrdi.
ately consult Dr. J., and be restored to pcrftct
health.
He who places hlmsrtf undo r the care of Dr. Jot n
ston may relicioorty eonfide in Lis honor maim.
ilemsn.aod confidently rely uuou hiskili ass phy.
sicisn. '
Us. Jomkstoh is the only regula'ily rdiirflird
Physician sd vt rrMinr to cuie I'rrvuic t ittiplaii.ia.
His remedies snd treatment sre emin ly uiikucwn
1'iall others. Prepared Irorn s lilc itni in ihr
Great lioi-pilals of Kuropo and the Kirol in this
Countrv, viz t Kntlimd, Krsnce, the Kloc'slrx ol
Philadelphia, 4-c, and a more exti niie ptaciit e
than any other physician in the wi-rld. Hia ninny
wondertul cures anifmosi important Si rpiml f p.
erstiuns is s sufficient (tusraiHee to ihn i.UIIck d.
Those who wish lo be epeevily and tfTectvaly retite.
ed. should sh un the numcroue trtfiiig importers, who
only ruin their hi ulih.and apply to hin
A CUHK WAttltA.'IEO Oil JVO COaHCK.
No Mercziry or- Naiioeons Drugs Use-'
OfPlCK, No. 7, KOCTH PKEDKHICK St.,
lolt hand fide (loirg from Kaliin ore sluet. a f w
dcxirs from the coiner. Kail not to o' mih- l is
oains end numtier, lor Ignorant ttiflirg ln.f orine,
attracted by the reputation ot Dr. Jcliuitun, luik
DII.JOUN&7 0N. I
Member of the Royal College, f Surgeons London
graduate from one of the most !o.i.nt Collejiefc of
the United states, and the srea er oart ..I uhnu
lite has bernspenl in the Hoitu!oj London, par-
, i iiuuw i(jiiia.anu eiaewnere, tins erret-li-d son.s
of the mom astonishing cures thai wereevei known,
Miin) troubled with ringing in the cars and head
vhen asleep, if real neitoiit-nssp, beini fcluriui d t
udden sounds, snd bashfj.nees. with frcqurnt
blushing. attended eoim times Willi dcrsngui.cni of
mind, were cured Immediulciy. i
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
V hen the mifguidud arid ihipiudei.t votary of
pleasure .finds he has imbibtd the steds of .bis
painful disease, it too often hiiunena that anrll-tini.
on sense of shame, or dread of discovery deters
i m 1 1 iiu applying to tnose who. trom education
and rerpectaHiily.t-sn alone befriend him, delay
in- till the coiiKiiiuiionul .ympiome of thi horud
disease tiiuke their appeurir.ce. sui h i-a alcemrid
wore thrai.dUesed nope, noctursl psins In ths
heno snd limbs. dininiKx of viulit. deuin. mm
on the shin bone nd srins. blotches on the hi ud,
face snd 'Ztremiiies. DrotrresaiiiL' with friuhilnl i .
pidity, lili si luvt the pl.jte of the mouth or ihe
bonet-of i he none tali in. and ihe victim ol this
swfuldisesse becomes a horrid ubjrrt of coininic
ntion. till death piitsn period to his drcadiul snf
lerinss, by ei.din him to - that le.1,11.. irom
wnence nu traveller r tu'ns." To ruth ihi-ret.re,
l)r. Johnston p dges hiuirelf to preserve tli mot
invi.iliihli'secrti) ; and. from hi extmrive prae
li e In Ihe firH Hornituls i f Kurone 11 nd 4iiitii. ii.
hecsn confidi ntlv reronimend a enfi-iifid nm iAv
cure to flu- untorluno e Victim ol t ix hoiri.l dl-i-nse.
It is a inelunrholy luct. thnt thousand fall
victim 10 this drendful comti.'iiint. cwiuc to th. i n.
fkilfulni rs 01 l-nomnt pr. . ndets. who. bv the urn
f that de.-idl pois. n. mercury, tein rh -oi..iiiu.
tion. and either a- nd the unf.irrunute tuili r r 10 i n
untimely crave. or else muke the letMur .,1 nr.. mi..
erable
TAtlJ PAflTJCULAf NOTJpE.
Dr. J.s Jdrese nil innse ho haveinimen ihrm.
selves b privutr Bnd Improper indvilences
ni si-are 8me 01 tne Sdd und mt lanr'l oly if
lects, produced by eily linbiti- of y. uth, viz:
Went nos of ihe Hack snd Llmbn, Pains In the
Head. Dimness of S10I11. Loss of Muicuir Pnw.
er, Palpituiion ol the Hear', Dyapepey. ltrvoua
irritability Deransement if tl e Divestlvu I i.r.c
lions, Uaneral Debility. SvruDloms of Cohilut.
tion.drc. t
M-ntalty Tbe frsrf u! t-fTects on the mind arc
much to o dreaded t Losoi Alemorv. Contusion
f Ideis, Depression of Spirits. Kvil Korcbi'dins.
version of .Society. Self Disii U5t. Love of Huh.
tude. rimirfity.&c .are some of the evils product d.
iTiousands of nersons of allaeen. enn now iudoe
what is the csuse of their declinlni! heslih I . .
ine their vigor, becoming wmk, pale and emacia
ted, have a singular appearur.ee about the ejea
eough and symptoms ol consumption.
UU. Jtt. ni.N-a I . V I utl It A II IV O RE3IF.-
DV KO'l ORGANIC KAKMtZS.
Rrttiis crest and important remedfr tmUo r.l
ihe or-anxare speedily cured nnd full vfgi rt ston .
Thouftindsof the most Acrvous ai d Drbilitatid
individuate who hd lust all hope, have Ir, n imn e
diaiely relieved. All iinpeHimenr to BM Mi I A C K
1'ti vstcal r IVlent.i I Ulrqu ilinentiona. fVrtvoua Ir.
rllnbilitv Trcnihlincs snd V eaknet-a. or etlisuttion
of the most fearful kind, rpecdily rund 'jv Dt
Johnston.
Young nirn who have Injured themstlvee bv a
ccrt-'iin practice indulged In when si'-ne b l.uti t
fn fluently lenrned Irom evil ton paniona, or st
school, the efucts which sre niihtly felt, etin
when aaleep. and if not cured, renders snani; vm
imroMPif.and destroys both mind snd body.ahouid
applv immediately.
tbat a pity tnat a Vouns man. the hnn of hia
country, and the d irUn of hia parent, rhould be
snatched Irom sll protpects and erijoymt ma of ile.
by the conn qiunci-a ol deviating from tl iih i.r
nature, snd ii.duleing in a e'eruin secret haLil.
feuch persons, before con'emplciing
MAlllilAUE.
Should reflect that s sound mind sad body sre the
mon necesssry reqnivitea to promote connol lal
hsppinees. Inded. without these, the ioiirncv
through life-become a wearf pilprimneMhe pro .
pect hourly darken to ihe views the mind btc mes
shsdowed with despair and filled with rbe nu Lin.
e holy refleetlon that the tiappinevs of another bc
enmea bimnted wliti u 1 own.
OFFICE ftO. 7 MUTH KttFDEniCK-6-T..
' Ba ITtMOBB, Md.
AllSargtcal Operations Peiloimed.
N. B Let no falae deliuaev nrtvent vou. Lot
apply immediately either personally or b) letter.
Skin itseses Speedily c ored
TO STRANGERS.
' Tne manv thousinds eured at this Inatit uiinn w liK.
In the latl ten years, and the numernes Inipor-
snt ureicsl Opersiions perfoisntd bv Dr. J.. wit.
nessed by ihs Reporters of ihe raoers. and mars
other persons, not ins of which h.ive arpetitd ein
sna sKJin neiore tne public, bceides bla ttandtne
s a renilemsn of chamcter and reaponait ilitf. Is
samcieni gsarsrtee to tne smieira.
TAKE NOTICE.
It l wttb tbe rmlNt relnetahrr that Tn. JOTUCKTOM
permits bis card to appear before the public, dem ln tt
nproieaatonat lor a pnywema to soTertiar. sat udvm r.e
o ao. the am'ietrd. eo-peciallv atnuieera. ronld b.a SmJ 1 10
fall Into the band of tbe nranv Imptident and unlearned
mpnater. with inmnoerabVa False Names or enn I Ire4
Quackshope. warmtn these largs eltlea, eopyina- Ir.
JoassroB's advertisementa or adtertiiHns tbemselvaa aa
pkyaetai.llltteratashsn(TW-brslned fellrws. too lazy In
work at tMl oHatnal traSs. with srares Inn Mess N wd
tbs brats, who. for tbe rarpoae of Kntldi v and fvrelv
ins, carry on Ove or sis omces. snderas an) aifferi.t
Fslse ames, so that tbe afflicted fe'tiiii'i. ea lr.
on, ts ears to rumbk beadon Into the otner. IifP nt
Quarks with enormous lying certiorates of rreat and s
tootahtns cures from person sot to be fixi, hn ls
yon t skins; tarrs bottleaof fjcoaics Watkb si1 otl ir
paekaevsof fllthy snd worthies eotnnmind. eormlne y
prepared to Impoes upon lbs Bnfortaratr snd anui i-rt.
inc. TrtdVns: month ster month, or as lone as I he m il
eal fee can be obtained, and. In despair, travee yoa w'tb,
reined health, to slab over your rsil'nf disappointment.
It la tbla mottvs that induces lr. J. to sJvrrtl. res
ns AMse ca cvaa voe. To tboss anseotnuntrd wlik his
rentitation. hs deems It necessary to as v tast bis eredtn-
tlsls or dtnlo slwsv htw in b ofnee.
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sad eontsinlns s Btamp to be used for the reply. 1'rr
sons wrltlnir should ststs Ar and tend tbat portion ot
advertisement describing -mptotrt.
1666. 131-1 f-e.