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WHOLE NUMBER 1317
VOLUME XI NOMBEK 62. .
WILMINGTON, N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1856.
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MISCELLANY.
REVOLUTION THREATENED.
Afrar Hnm whnt it coulfi to trarxiDle un.
m.. ....... . - - f J(a
der foot a law of Congress, enacted for tbe T
isx press purpose of carrying into effect a
stipulation of tbe National Constitution
wren exhorting tbe fugitive, if necessary,
to shoot down the officer attempting' to ar
reat him lh "Independent," of this city.
dited by a number of D D.'s,ta advancipg
another step in the road to ruin, and talks
xi revolutionizing the country by force ef arms,
fa ease of defeat at the ballot boxes. Of
course it does not, ia so many words, re
Commend the measure, (for tkkt might ex
pose it to an indictment for treason,) but it
is evidently preparing the minds of its rea
ders for such an issue in a certain contin
gency. Well, if the attempt is made, we
predict that the Black Republicans will be
worse whipped oa tbat tack than even at
- the ballot box. Says the Independent of
July 31st :
: " "Should the Federal administration con
tinue to emplojr the army and treasury o!
the Union inlaid and defence of the Border
Ruffians, tbe peaceful remedy will be in the
'hands of the people of the free State n
the iih day of November next for one day
only. If they see fit to use their , elective
powe r for that purpose; the relief will be
completed on the 4th of March next. We
must bear what may befall in the interim,
'as we can ai the Providential conse
querce of past devotion to party. The
jpeople will not levy war, nor inaugurate a
re volution, even to relieve , Kansas, until
they have first tried what they can do by
noting. If this peaceful remedy should
fail to be applied this year, then the people
'will count the cost wisely and decide for
themselves boldly and firmly, which is th
better way, to rise in arms and throw off a
-government worse than that of old - King
George, or endure it another four years, and
'then- vote again. :. .
The Indepeadent is sustained in its tress-
- onable outgivings by numerous other po
Jilicians of the same Abolition Republ can
V school For example, in this Republican
- fieciional Convention at Philadelphia, (ren.
James Watson Webb, of the New York
Courier and Enquirer, said, as reported in
,'the New York Times ; 'j
- Why, I ask, are we here t We are
here because the country is in danger. We
- tare here because a solemn compact, by
V which. the curse of slavery was limited for
' -over to latitude SO deg. 30 min , ' has been
-violently disruptured, torn asunder, and the
jeopte of the North told 'you shall have
ibis matter forced upon you.' Now what
are the people doing f Our people, loving
order and loving law, and willing to abide
by the ballot-box, come together from all
pans of the Union, and ask us to give them
nomination which, when put fairly before
the people, will unite public sentiment, and
through the ballot bot, will restrain anJ
repel this pro-slavery extension, arfd, this
areressioa of the sl&veocrac v. WhwVelee
-are they doing? They tell yoa that they
. . are willinjr to abide by the ballot-box. and
willing - to make that trie last appeal. If
we fail there,, what then I We wdi drtvr
it bark.ewor l in hand, and, so ' help m
'God f believing that to be right, 1 am with
'them (Loud cheers,' and cries ofGood.
Now, "then, gentlemen, on your action de
pends the' result. You ma v. with ' God s
blessing, present to this country a name
Tallying around it all the elements of the
opposition, and we will thus become so
atrong, that through the ballot-box we will
-save the country. But, if a -name be pro-
f - sented on which we may not rally, and
the consequence is civil wi.r yes, nothing
more, nothing less, but civil war I ask,
'then, what is our first duty 7
Toese abominable senaments were re--ceivcd
by the Convention with "loud cheers
and cries of good." And again be said, in
the same peecbv " : i
H3n tbe action of this Convention de-
pends the fate of the country; if tbe Repub
licans fail at the ballot box, we will be forc-
ed to drive back the-slsveocracy with fire
-and sword." (Ureal applause.)
' ' Hon. Erastus Hopkins, a member of the
Convention, said
wJr peacetul means fail us, and we are
-driven to the last extremity where ballots
are useless, then we'll make 'bullets eflec
; tive. (Tremendous applaus )
- - "It is the duty of the North, in ease they
" fail in electing a President and a Congress
that will restore. freedom to Kansas, to rev
olutionise the government.' (Rrsoluiion cf
a Mack ICepubucam. netting in Wisconsin ) ,
' The candidate of these violent men is
John C. Fremont. : They tell the people of
ins united State that tby must take bun
or revolution. . They are going to try bal
lots, first, and if these do not succeed, then
Bullets. Such is Black Rep blicanism,
in one of its features. . Some , other deel
pmenu of it we shall notice hereafter I
IV- Y. Journal of Cowumcrot.
TX&SI6LK COLLIEBT KXPLOSIOS. ONE
HUNDRED AND TEN LIVES LOST.
Tha Liverpool Timet of the 19th ultj
furnishes tbe following particulars of the
explosion which occurred on Tuesday, the
I5th ult., in the collieries of Messrs. In
ot,x A Co , at Cymmer, Cardiff, which
has produced consequences hitherto un
paralled in the melancholy history of col
liery accidents in South Wales. ; ; I
It appears that on Tuesday morning 1 16
or 117 men and boys went down into the
Cymmer pit, little anticipating the horrible
catastrophe about to oceur. Tbe two fire
men, whose duty it was to examine the pit
to ascertain if there was any foul air or gas
in it, re-ascended at about 6 o'clock, pro
nouncing the pit safe, In less than an
bour after indeed, before some had strip
ped off their clothes to commence work
the terrible gas exploded, and the affright,
ed people ran hither and thither for a few
moments. - Then one fell in the dark, and
others straggering along stumbled on their
dead companions, and fell dead also. Here
some were straggling amid the tortures of
, the fire. - There a train full of boys, all
dead; and in other places, in siding or nich.
es in the level, men had sat down to await
their fearful doom, and had died with their
elbows resting on their knees and their fa
ces buried in their hands. Some had Strug
tried forward, no doubt hoping to reach the
uirwava and DOssiblv escape.
When the report of tbe explosion was
heard on tbe surface, it was too well appre
hended what had occurred. Rumor says,
that for a day or two previously indications
had been given of what wae about to oc
cur. Blowe,N or casual explosions' of
gas, had taken place. Two door , ways
had been blown down only on the previous
day, and there was too many reasons to
believe from tbe quanity of electricity with
which the air bad been charged, that an ex
plosion of a more extensive nature might
rake place. This was loofully verified; and
of the 200 cohere who worked in the Cym
mer Colliery, more than one half were at a
moment's notice swept into eternity.' 116
human beings went down into the pit of
earth that morning and of that host only
six returned alive. - '.. :
Tbe screams of the wives and mothers
at, the mouth of the pit those women
congregated there to await and recognise
the dead ae during the long interval that
ensued between the period when the first
intelligence of the explosion spread on
Tuesday morning till the last body was
brought out on the morning of Wednesday,
were; frightful and distressing.
All day long the brave fellows who ven
tured down, almost in the face of death to
bring up the dead, sent up the bodies of the
unfortunate men and boys who ha I perish
ed, and when these were brought to the
surface the recognition of a beloved hus
band or darling child awoke harrowing
cries. On Wednesday morning the 110th
body was brought out, and it was left to
conjecture whether any still lay in the pit
of death It was supposed, however, that
all who had perished were now brought
up
Work men were immediately put on to
supply coffins for the dead There they
were, working hastily with the saw and
plane, to oonstruct rude shells in 'which to
deposit the unfortunate dead in their un
timely gravee, amid the crowds of eager
people still waiting to see the last of the
dreadful calamity.
An inquest was opened on Wednesday,
and adjourned for a fortnight.
Her Majesty's Inspecter of Collieries,
Mr. Evans, is engaged in fully elucidating
the facts. -
Fmn tie Troy Daily Ttoes, July 80.
; INFIDELITY OF A WIFE.
Confronted by her Husband Rescue of the
UAita woman JUejl to Mtr Aanu
Crou ton, cases are becoming as 'fash
ionable' in this country as in France. Some
six ironths ago, a Mr. Williams, e vender
of books and magazines, a sprightly "nice
rajer man" madt his appearance in the
village of Palmyra. Wayne countyjn com
pany with a ac roaming" lady some thirty
years oi "g and a tittle boy about true
years They tovk lodjrinff at the Danker
Hill Hotel, passed for man arid wife, and
mde this place their home for three or four
month. The lady appeared respectable
and was respected. Sh been rue a favorite
, with the landlord's family, so much so that
when he l-fi the hotel she took board with
i hern at their private residence. William
called occasionally, or whenever in - bis
rounds be could make it convenient, to en
joy tha society of his family" and the ca
resses of his Moving wife." 7
inusau passed on Happily, until one
day last week a gentleman called on the
lady, representing to the family with whom
. s - i a
sna was living inai ne was ber lawful bus
band, demanded his child, tbe little, bright
boy to whom we have referred. She blush
ed and fainted, but finally recovering self-
possession, assumed not to know, the stran
ger she had "never seen him before in ber
life." Tbe gentleman produced a daguer
reotype of tbe lady and child, with other
conclusive evidences of tbe truth of bis
statements. She finally made a clean
breast, and confessed all implored his for
giveness, offered to return with him to Sen
eca Falls, where they had formerly resided,
and to be bencetonn a dutiful wife.
But the gentleman respectfully declined.
he wts unmoved by her entreaties, he seof
fad at her tears, and was inexorable in his
demands (or tbe child. She was obliged
to y ield, of course, and taking the little one
with him, be bade tbe faithless wife fare
well and departed, ana burned away at
the same time in pursuit of her -paramour
Williams, who was in an adjoining town
on his usual business tour. ' It appears that
the husband left his home at Seneca Falls
about a year ago and went to New Orleans,
where he had been engaged in business un
til now.. He says be has supplied his wife
with means, having made several -remit-
nances to her. ' '' " '
He turned to a home made desolate by
ber infidelity. 1 he cool, deliberate man
ner in which - he treated the subject Ma
letermination to rescue the child and to let
the woman suffer the penalties of her
shame was most commendable, and in
favorable contrast . with the usual scenes
and pistol . demonstrations which such
cases too often induce on tbe part of the in
jured husband, or 'wronged and distracted
wives. : -
At Quincv. fMass .1 the anniversary of
American Independence was observed, tbe
orator of the day beinff Hon. ! Charles F.
Adams. The Declaration of Independence
was read bv his son. John Q.uincv Adams.
and tbe services were held in the same
church under which repose the remains of
r residents John 'Adams and John Owner
Adams.
A CHANGE OP FORTUNE
ON Friday Wm. H. Wifder started
for Baton Rouge, a manacled convict,
on board of the steamboat Capitol. He
is to remain m the Penitent try for ten
years for fraudulent dealings in bounty
ana warrants, It is a somewnat singul
ar fact that the last previous visit
of Wilder to Baton Rouse was as a le
gislator, and that prison discipline was
a theme on which he occasionally waxed
eloquent. His opportunities of serving
the State in legislative halls were more
limited, as to t inn v than his present and
prospective opportunities will beinthe
other wstituitou JV. O. JPicyime.
- CONGRESS YESTERDAY.
Washington, August 6, 1866. In
the BEifATB, upon the resumption of
the question of an appropriation for the
harbor at Dubuque, the bill was advo
cated by Messrs. Harlan and Jones,' of
Iowa, and opposed by Messrs; Clay
and Mason. The "latter: gentleman
scouted the idea of using tbe term har
bor, which meant a place of refuge for
vessels; and certainly did not apply t
a landing on a navigable river so far
from its mouth. The word in connex
ion with Dubuque was a misuorner. Mr.
Douglas also spoke in opposition to the
properiety of the appropriation, and
cited facts of so much force as seemed
to us to produce the defeat of the bill,
which soon sfterwards occurred. The
bill to continue the improvement of the
harbor at Michigan city was passed,
but not before giving rise to debate by
Messrs. Toombs, Stuart. Bright, and
Seward. The harbor of Vermillion
(Ohio) was favored by an appropriation
of $43,000, some explanation by Messrs.
wade and Hunter. A greater portion
of the day remaining was occupied with
an appropriation for the improvement
of the Ohio river to the amount of $200,
000, to which an amendment was pro
sed by the Committee on Commerce,
substituting $90,000. An additional a
mendment also came under considera
tion, which was designed to exclude
from the benefits of the contemplated
appropriation the Louisville and Port
laud Canal. Many Senators participal
in a discussion which was, to a great
extent, historical in its character, among
whom were Messrs. Hunter, Toombs,
Pugh, Crittenden, Bright, Stuart, and
Brown. . Another appropriation was
likewise the subject of debate that for
the harbor at Chicago, to the amount of
$50,000. Messrs, Douglas, Trumbull,
Cass, and Dodge participated in it.
The last named Senator, an unfrequent
debatei, spoke with great earnestness in
deprecation of the inequality ol Govern
ment appropriations, and complained of
the contrast presented by the liberal
amount about to be voted for Chicago
and the insignificant sum allowed to the
important town of Racine, in Wisconsin.
The passage of this bill was followed by
an appropriation of $36,000 for Wauke
gan, iu Illinois, when airineffectual at
tempt was mad to adjourn. ' An ap
propriation of $32,000 was voted upo.i
for Apalachicola, in Florida, notwith
standing the opposiiion of the two Sen
ators from that Slate", whose constitu
tional scruples precluded them from giv
ing it their support. The result of the
vote showed that there was no quorum.
and the Senate adjourned at half-past
five o'clock. T
In the House of Rbprksentatives
the day was assigned to bills relating
to the District of Columbia, and several
of these, were passed : amongst them
was one to enlarge the rights and privi
leges of the Alexandria CantI Company,
and giving the . assent of the United
States to an act of Virginia in relation
thereto; one amending the charter of
Georgetown; and one to provide for the
public instruction of youths without the
limits of Washington and Georgetown.
The bill from the Senate repealing the
act appropriating thirty thousand dol
lars for the erection of an armory for the
District volunteers and as a" depository
of national trophies was laid on the ta
ble, as was also a bill to -incorporate a
building association. After the refer
ence of such bills as required considera
tion in Committee of the Whole, the
House went into committee upon the
general appropriation bill. Not much
progress was made, questions relating to
Kansas being raised and 1 discussed un
der the five- minutes ruie until nve e
clock, when the Committee took a re
cess. . ' , v
At the evening session political speech
es were made by Mr. Cragin, of New
Hampshire, Mr. Underwood, of rteu
rucy, and II r. Leiter, of Ohio.: and at
ten o'clock the session was closed.
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. AT THE
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kaepeon hand alarf eaupply of String laather
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rail.
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price to persons baying to manufacture.
Also, Whir at wholeaale.
, tltktnda of Riding Vehttlea boofh t t. bid
on eommiaMona. JOHN J. GONOLEY .
Feb.T. 18S6. 118
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Houston, atvar be closed wit hoc. funhr de
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Joly 17.
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The above rawird will be paid to any ooe will de
liver hint to me, or aecare him In any jail.
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May . 2J-tf .
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CA further notice will be given of the time
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THK AN.NALS Of
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All a tvariieemeete are payable at the tlraeoi
heir Inaertion.
'batracta with yearly advertlaera. will b mad
n the muet liberal terma.
No traaafrr of contracts for yearly advertltlnr
'IU be p.-rrultt'-d.. Should elrcu.iialancea rendi-i
tbanst In buaincaf. or an uneapected remove
neceaaarv.a charge acoordin? to' the pu'JIahrn
erma will be at the option ot the coairactjr,f-r
be time be haa adverilard. .
Therprivlleae of Anneal Atlvertleere la atrfeiK
imited to their .iwa Immediate hualneaa i and a I
tdvertlaemt nta for the benefit ol other praona
ia well ae all adverrrsemi'nia notimmediately con
ficcted with their own bnelnree.and eHexrraant
'vertlsement in length or otherwise b'ynl the
Hrmta envaeel. will be charted at the nana I ratea
N AdvnriHnmenta ia Included in the coo'rari
or tneaale or rem of honaea or landa In town
oiintrv or for the aala ot hire of sniroci. whelh
r the prenv I" owned bv ih-a'dyerti-'er or h
other pernor) a. Thee are excluded by ibe icrn
All Hver'lment Inverted In tbe tr.weekl
Commercial r entitled to one ieaertion la the.
Hetkly free or earse.
I OB, CARD ATJI1 FANCY PRISTIItO,
KIECDIKD IK SL'PfcRlliR STYLE.
tliBUrS KOrt T1IK ClltKCIALv.
New Yoax Mevara. Uollubb ol 1'uttbb.
ttttoton CuAataa-saiiTu, .w. o. Central vVharf
PfiUadtlphia 1. K. Uut.
UattimortyN u. ti. PcAaand VV u'.'nouo
THE NORTH CA ROLLS A
MUTUAL LlFELNSli.AMEC03IMk.
UALtlUII. N. C
PHE above Cumpaiiv h;-a been lnoperationalact
Xtbelatol April, tUcJ, under t be dircetlouol' lb
loliowlna Ooiceie, vl :
Or. Uhartea K. uohaon, Prealdent,
Wiu. .1. Haywood, Viut I'reaiUeot;
. Juba O. V iiuuuia, a. creiary.
VV hi. H. Junea. Treaaure'.
P or rin Kuabee, Attorney,
Dr.Orwrlea Johnaun,
tr. Hm. ll.McKee,
Mtdiea I Doted of
Comuliaiitn.
Dr. tt.B. Haywood, 3
J . lioranvtn. General Agent. .
Thie I'utupiny Haa received a chirter giving ad
antagev to i lie inaured over any otuer ;ooip my.
The Dtli Section give the tltiabatiu the privilege I
ir.au n rue own meiorine oicuaeoi nta iiL-an
Children, fret from any i-laim. if the ri-preaenia-
iveaul the huehaod or any of hie creditor.
Organized on purely mutual principle, th lifr
inemrwrr xartlclpai, m me trioie ol tue proflta w hlcl
are declared annually Pcaidea. th applicant lm
iife. when the annual premiuui ia ovei3(' may p.i)
iiwtiail in a mi te
All -lainia for i naurance Hg.-iinetihe Company wil
jepaid within ntnet davaau-erproof of the deatl
if the party la tnrniaio a.
lavce are inaureil Tor one or Ave yeara. at ratei
which will enable all slaveholder to ecrrr (hi
ulaae of irop;rliy agalnai the uncertainty ol lif .
Slaw inaurance nreacnta new and internal In
feature in the hietoryof N orth t 'arollne. which wiTi
prove very i inpuriant to the Southe'e Statea
Theiaat four montna operation l thla ( .omnant
howaa veryl arge-tmouni of hutslncea m'nre than
the Directora expected to do the flrci rear having
alreadv iaaued more than 200 Polirira
Dr. Ww VV. Haaaiea. Medical Examiner, nnd
Auent. VVUmlnpton. . C.
AH "ommiinicatinnannhoe!neof theCompant
should be adilrmiwH to .
JOHNfl WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Raleigh. June 6. MS -
cigars. . . ,
-I fr fr( Cinlts, at prl-ea f-om t rr
-1 VJV. 'JV7ta S40 per (h n-nn.l, at th- Fain
:1 r,rwr. Gl.O. MYRUK
April 17 14
IN STORE AND JUST RECEIVING
A I RBf.'t: lewarta anl . V. Kenned Suaar
I Crush, Loaf, f-e J 63 bbU. t Tun innali m
Kaltimor -Rectified Alii4a a ; IS bMa. Al.-
I'orkt 25 bbla. Fayeticville Kiouri 3 buiea Ad
aoiantinn and Sperin Camllea ( I barn-la andt IB
hnxtm Boiler. Soda, ar.d Milk Crack tie; 6 Hhd
Moluaeee. For aale by
WM. Lf. TO VNHKND,
No. 20 Market direet.
May 24. ,3.
PROSPECTUS OP THt:
w SUUTUERN SENTINEL,"
A Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal, to
, .be publish-dtoeehly, at WUstny N. C.
1 1 j L' 1..: r i.r. . . : - - .. .4
of panizan atriie, naturally euggebtaihu eelab-
ti-ainj m auvu u journal aa cue oounirrn oi iiu
net1 propoaej to become. The pree nt, inde d, i-
m cii'i. iu uur piFriticai uiev'iry, ovvt r 1 1 in m n u
tore. The Coneiiiutioti Una eu invuded ; the law
trampled and apat Ui n; ruligloualineriy arBaili d ;
oaliot bozea broken and uurm i the laodmarkaol
"iir puiti ici 4 net ery partially rnat'i a ; me n ib'
dora derived friiin a tiuie-honorej eijx rie- cu uo-t-etted;
atrange and qtetionahle ttivn have boei
pushed into high poi-iiiona ( aad t'auatici m, unchai
oed from its are and iu faggot pH- " the North,
i heard 10 howl among ux in 'he fouth. Tiieei
evila. ao far aa It humble abiliil. s ahull rre.
THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL
WIQ endeavor to arreat. 1 1 whi endeavor to incul
eatava revert nee for lli .rwa aa ihey eztet, and f
the ('on.ititution, aa it has ben inii-irued hy th
wiae men ot the pant and hy the Faitu-ra of th.
OenVM ratio faith. It will defend not naij (loUiienl
but Btiioioua liberty, and will do battle aaio4 ev
ery pqJiciU hrreay that may appear, wbihei
hatched in cates or culv ria, or open convention.
The -ntInel will alao, to relieve the monot..ii
of poliilca. devote apace to literary i"lea, ori-in
and aelectid- aa well aa to miscellaneous aatj--ia
which ahallineluile Agricultural and the la teat Com
mercial intelligence. In brief, no r(Trte nor ea
penae will be apared to make the Sri.Unelone o
the moat oeful and erB-leot jonmalain th ouil
Th firat nnmber of the Sentinel win be I-eoer
about the fir at of the n-at month, and m to euh
acrthersat thoraleof $2 per annum: S2K0at the
end of al montha, and I at ineeadof thecear.
Discount made In hebalf ot ciuba, who shall taki
Sve. ten 01 more copies. ' -
J. r. KEENAN, RdUor.
Jaa 17. IKJ-Jt
CiXDT.
50
BOXES Assorted fresh Candv, tast receiv
ed at OKO. MVRUM
June. - - . ; " - 34.
JUST RECEITED,
r)BBr.S. Msekeral; 20bt4. I lara; nrv
' Htrrtnr 5 hhds Bacoa. lowfor rah
Jane 3. OKO. MTKRS.
NOTICE. . .
I HAVE thla day aaso. iaied with me la rh
Hardware Baioess io V llmington. my Soi
C K Rostsi'O. The Laainaa will hereafter hr
conducted uader the firm ot J M ftobiaeon e
Son, J. M. FOBI.NoON.
j. if robTvson & SON,
WILMINGTON. N. C. ,
Importers, Manufacturers' Agents nnd Dealers in
SJaaDWaaS, COTfcKMT, ISOat. BTBCIU. UATLi SOSt-
- ctrLTOBat iMruaaturre, tc
j. k. aosiasoBT. - c a. boSiwsom.
Jaa. 1, 18 - - ' " I
BACON! BACON!! '
1 f HFtDS. Western Sid aad Shoulders
HJ 4)00 rba.N. r.Hog Ueaad, -Fov
aal by x
Jaly3I. ZENO B. GREENE.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOSEPH WILKtNSON,
UPIiaLSiEU & PA FEU DANGER,
KEttl'8 ON HAND AMD MAUK TO OKUttt.
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Window Curtains
and biaUnres.
All work la the aove line don at ahorteat No
tic. Wilmington, N. C , Market hi. .
Jan. 19. I8M. .1.
J; C. LATTA,
COMMISSION MERCHANT GENERAL
Ad EXT.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct. 1,1851. 8-Iy.
T. C. & B. 0. W0RTI7,
COIIISIOI WQ F.I&WI&UIS6 SlEKtll.T.S
W ILMINQ TON, N. C.
Jaat7,18fi5. 12
HENRY NUTT,
rCTIR AM) FORWIRDMr. XGERT,
WUlgic hi parmml aUtnUon to Aunaasa entrust
4a (a fit car.
Sept. 8. 1856. 7S ly-c
GEORGE MYKRS,
. WHUHSLE.4XD BtTllL uKUfKR
Ktp constantly on hand, H tn. Teat, Liquors
fntvutont, M ooa ana WUloxr War, r ruw,
ConftctianarU; South Front street,
WILMINGTON, N. y.
Nov. 18, 1865. 109.
GEORGE nOl'STON,
DetLsa in
Groceries. ProTlsLorra, Sad Naval Stores J
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
VKSSlfl. AND FORWARDING AGRNT,
WILMlNGrON, K.C. v
Aog. 2. CO-tf
U. OrtLLNKR." Q. POTTkS.jr. J. CAM B B DBS
DOLLNER, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NUW YOU K.
April 30, 1866. 20-1 y.
L- N. BARLOW,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER,
AND DBabKa IN
LIQUORS HJNKS ALB PORTER c
No 3, Gran lie Raw, front Street,
- WILMINGTON, N.C.
Feb. 17th. l?S6. M0-tf.
A5)AMS, BROTHER & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WILMINGTON, N.X. .
July 23.
68
J). ( ASnWELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WIL.mNt.TOX. . c.
Sept. 20. " 84 tf
nOOPER, DEARBORN & C0-
COMMISSION M EU CHANTS,
WILMINOKIN N C.
EO. HOOrBB. 1. L DBaBBOBBT. WM- L. Oirvtt
July 2H 68-tf
JiJDN A. ST.1XLY,
C OSIMISSIO X M E R CJIA N T,
WILMINGTON, N !.
Oct. 6 h,. 1865. 83.
, WM. I , sTTO VN S ri ES D,
WnOLISALE & RETALE GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
fto. 2 tlaiket tetrcet,
W1LM INQTON, N. C. .
Slay 24. SO.
GEORGE II. KELLEY & BROTHER,
D CALEBS IN
F11I1KT CS1CKKIES AD FBOHisIOXS.
N.ll NORTH WATKR8TUKKT, ,
. WILMINGTON, N. C
IT TILL keep constantly oa hand, Sarara, Cof
VV fees, VI olaaaea, Oheea. Ptoor. But ter Jl.ard
Minn, i.'andlea, Crackers, 5 larch, Otis, bnu&i,
C OLO.
asrcsuitcaut
O. Q PaaaLsr, Preaiuent of Commercial Bank
Iokb MclUi, Bank of Wiltninu'on.
. I Wilmington,
A. M. Gobmaw, I rt-ui-v
8. W. W BSTSROoxa. ) o.-.w!,-,
Kev W. u. kosbitt, J rbcro'.
Feb. 14.
W. G. M I I.LI G AN,
91 A R BLE MANUFACTURER,
VlTH WlTkM ST'ltET Wllli..iik Kr. I.
Monuments; Toombs, Head and" Foot Stones, and-
eutmnax vj marote norx jurnisAeato
order on reasonable terms.
June 6. - 3o-lue
SAMUEL A. HOLUE8,
ATTORNEY AT LA Wt
- TILMING1 ON," N. C.
"Will atteml the Court of Dup'ln, Sampaoa and
Vew Hanover t
Office on Princess attest, sxxt doer East of the
Mate nans.
Aprll6. 9-ly
J fll. STEYENS0N,
GKNT for the sale of all kinda of Produce.
ri. tlffioe on Piinceea as . under ADAHM. BUO
'On Wilmington, N. C.
r0. IZ.(IMH. - - J. M. STKVbSO.l
GEORGE R. FRENCH,
K ANtTFACTDKEK A!TD
WHOLESALE d RETAIL DEALER
in T
BOOTS, SnOES, LEATHER
AND
I SHOE FINDINGS,
NO. II. M ARKBT BTRBKT.
WILMINGTON, X C
March. 161
GEO. W. DAVIS,
COMMISSION BIT RC RANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET,
i
WILMINGTON. N.C.
Jaa. ft.
t32.
JAMKS T. LKWIS & OO
WHOLESALE DE1LERS IX PAINTS,
OILS, VARNISHES, c
I AGENTS FOR
Pennsylvania and Ishigh Zinc, Mordecai
JLans e Uo's CtObrcded PhUadphta
- WhiU Jaa F. S. Levis Sf Ceft.
Colors, Paints, eU, and B.
C. Honor Sf Co'. 5a
ptrior Varnishjs. ,
Kaw I4 MAtDBM- ULXB If EW YORK.
JAMES T. LEWIS. CAJRTCX. C. WEST.
April 15 rh. 18S6. 13.3a.
BALTIHORE LOCK UUiPM'AL.
DR. JOHNSTON,
THE rounder of thla Ctlebratad Ina ituiioo ct
fcratiid tn tU certain, bpttJy and uoiy tUU.tu
ai remedy In the world lur
SECRET DISEASES.
Gleets, 3iricturoe, Seminal V cukiin-r, Talra in
the Loina, Conaiitutlonal D-Mlii), Jiujou m y,
VVaakutihS of the Back aad Llun b, AlhiHwii, vi
Uthe altdneya, Palpiistiun ol the Jli--M, t'rejaia.
iMrrvoua irrlubilty, Uisvatfa ul ft.e tlcuj, l nfo.t
Nose or Skin t tltwaa scriuus and im i n .lm y c'.i,
dr arlalng iroiu the destruiiivt-hbn l ,.i;iti,
which d siroy bo'.hi udy ana inind. VV.o.t tuitt
and aolltajy praciicee inure l .tul io lliun V( m s
than tho aunic ot '.he Syrti.a to ihe ui.riii-rr if
Utyaaea.-blthlirtir their iiiM.-t biilliuni i, ii-
Ucip.llois, rcnJarinv m irri.itf. Ac , iiniio. b.lia.
YOUSU MHN.
Raperlally.who I ave bet-oinr tlui vii l!m. of StJL'c
ry Vic, that dreadful und deaiiuttive hubili wl,i.h
innually sweeps ici an uniimelv tmvi ili i. .i H , f
young men of the muxt t-xuUtd' tuleut and Mi.li ,i t
iiitelUt t, who might otherwia' iav ritrvne. d h.
tenitia Seattle wlih the thtmdrts ol . li.u. n. e. I t
waked to ecatacy tbe 11 vtug ly re, luay tali Hilli lull
confidence. '
MARhtAOD.
MarrUd p'ont, or Young .Men, conlen!pl..t:t g
oiarriufce, he! up aw or. of Pu,i.j,a V,aUi.e.
eanir I'cbllny. Del.iniii, 4c , kIh.i.UI iiui..ti
aiHy cvnault Dr. J., aud be natorid t.. titilttt
health. 1
It whoplacea hlmaelf undsithecnrt of Dr. Joi n
ston may religiously cuti&dc In his hunui us a uu
iluuiau,atid conSdentty rely upou hUaLlll asu pi r.
slcian.
li. JoHweToula ihe only rcjruliiily I'dut aud
Physician advi Mlrtng to cuie Pi)v;ue i t u l lu i.ta.
His remedlea and trcalm-nl are t ml.tly unkj.cwn
to all others, i'repartd lim a lite tnr in ihr
Qrcal ilorpitala ul' Kuropo and the Kirei in il.ia
Country, vit Knpland, France, ihe l.lutklt v I
Philadetphin, UJr-c, and a more ext. n-ie (ii.inife
than any other physician in the w rld. II iV in.my
wonder I ul cures and niosi iniiuiiNnl Si rtiii.J ( p.
erationa ta a auffii-ient t'naraiiiee loihc i fi'li 'iH.
Thai who with to be tptti ily und tftclval'y relit v
td.ihouldthunthtnumerous trifli) g imf otitis, Vil,o
only ruin iht ii b iilih. and a.i I., lain, i
A CUHK WAKItAN'IKIl Oil AO t It A H Git.
No Mercury or Nmuteutm Ditipt Vf'
OrKICK. Xo. 7, SOUTH PltKOKI'lC K .-St..
loll hand aide oligfron lialiinoit aii.. i.alw
do.ir from ihe t-oi her. Fail tot ( Mltl. ia
name at j nuniler, lor Iciiotanl niflir g in j oiu ia,
uttraciod by the rtpututlcn ol Dr. Jitn..tLr, Ju.k
near. ,
nn. joiixstox.
Member of the Koyal College of Surgeon Londori
Kraduate from one ul the moat tninni.i C..Jk-t.e tf
the United Mates, and the greater an r w tion
lite haa bee.napeni In the Host itals ' L.-ndiirr,
ie, Philadi iphia. and elsewhere, haa tflieutl n
of the oiun aalodlahlng curtsihai ueieevei kt.ow r.
Many troubled with ringing In iheeaia m.d titi.d
fhen asleep, if real nervuuMiser, l.eint; .-Ijin-.il
eudden aounda. and bafchfi.nese; i h fiti.r.t
bluahing. utiended aontriiinrs Willi dt ian,t ti tM cf
mind, wtrecur.-.t ii..ii:eflwKly.
A L'ERTAIX DISEASE. !
When ilic illiquid, d and iinj i uU t.t U torv of
i.leneure finda he h is imlub.d ihe ens ..l .l.la
nuiulul di.nua.-, it too ofi.n h.iiini ihi ui.i.i-iuii-claL-in-B.il
flume, or dr. ad ol ii ier d in
him from upplyinc to ih se iio ir In ec'ti. uii. n
i.ud nxpecialiliiy.ian fck.nr In iru mi him, !. ,a -log
till the cOiiki!n.liuii:i J plum ,f jlils; lionld
iti&eaae make tlielr n p' ur..i ttr ru h i.a ult.il-U
sore threat. iIIm.-k. d nine, nof-tural i'din. in it,
luaa and lifiilip. dimn. ss ol hii In. dri.ln. rt i d. a
on the ahirt-bun.-a and arinw. llo:t liea on ih.j h
f.icr and xtielnilli a. pr..ur aeiiu- with fii;l.'iibi ia
piility, till al laH the puLtr of the n.oinli. or the
Doner ol tlw nose loll in and ih.- vinlm i tine
aMttiidiuense hecomra a horrid ohin i i,f n.ii.ini... '
4tcr.ilioD.til deatn jiula jieiiodlo liia diead, in at.f
lennva, oy eei an; it r.iin to il.t.1.. I i 1 1 1 irm
w.h nc- no irarrll. r r iii'na." To hji Ii tlirr. I. re.
I)r. Johnrlnn )I djef llini.-elf Io L lea. I Vi I h lnot
invi.flahl.. t-t ii y j and. from hi- ti.i,,ivi innc
ti. e in the rlret llot-piialc . I Kump.- an.f Ame. i. a.
h-can confid. ntlv rt-e. riiii.end a aafrrund s..cly
cure to the untoiiuna e v elim olilishoni l di.
eaae. It la a melancholy fact, that I hnauids fail
victims to thla drendlnl cemp bint, owin io tl,. uti
fkiifulnres oi Ignorant pr. li'tideia, w ho. ,y li- ite
of that deadly poiacn. merci.ry, itiln ihr conttliu
tion. and either a nd the unfortunate ruflr r r to i n
untimely crave, or else mute the tealdur of lif.- mi
eratU. t
TAKE PARTICULAR NO TICE.
Dr. J. addresses allinoae who hn ve Injurr d them
aerveaty private and improper indiiitnn s j
'I'hi a-are aonio of ihe a.i.l and Hit Ihiii I l,!y if.
fetta, pio.hic. tr by eaify habit- of j-. mh. iz :
W'eaknesaof Ihe Hack and Limbe. i'aitc i ll.e
Head. Diiuneaa of 8ii?hi. Lone ! Miin niir I'u-
er, Pnli iiaiion ol the Henri, Dep,v. ,N.rv.,cs
irritability Deraneeincni f tl e Lmj. ea.lv. line
iiona, odnerai ueoilily, SyiMjjIoma ol CnntiLiiip.
lion. ore.
Mentally The fearu! . fTer la oh ihe mind .re
much io oe dre.id.-.l : Los ol Metnorv. ;..nli,i..n
of Ideas, O.-preSKion of Npirils. Kvil Koret..'
Aversion or ?ot ictt, .""ell L).liu'. I.v. ol tM,li-
tude. I'ijniilii) ,tc .are some of the evils ( ri i uc d.
i noutana ot person ut all nee, can nw jmite
wh:it i tli-caufe ul tin ir (N clinim- In-.Mi I
inif their visor, be.-.. mini; w. ak, pale end eh a ;a
ted, hive a aincular Hpneor u ci- i.hoLt ihe et.a
eough and aynitms ol fnnjnpijnr.. '
UU. Jll.i viu.Vfi l.N VltiUit A l .o IJi'MK
DY KOUOitOA.MC ttKJKM.s.si
By tliia great and important tent. weulreFf rf
me ors.ina areapeeonv ctited mid fuil ii... r kiui.
rbnueunda of the m it Aervous aid De!iiit.d
individuals who had luat all hope, hate In i. in t. t -.Marly
relieved All imj e'ini rtl lo H A I l'lCK
l'htsleal 'r-iM. ntalDLqiiiliu.-atkina. genera lr.
ril.il. ilitr Trmollncs ai.d V eakne.a, or rxhai.:li n
ol the moat Tearful kind, fpccdilv cuitd h L'r
Johnston. ; - .
Vouna men arhi have Iniirrrd thrmsilvra Iv a
certain practice indulged lit w hen ali o, a I. at. it
fnoutriily learned Irom evil eoti inii..r m
chool, the eff.cia.'f which ar ciihtly f. r, en
whan asleep, and if not cured, render nan: re
ImDoseiMenddeatruy s Loih mind atil totii.i-l.ouid
apply immeoiateiy. .
What a pity tbat a vauas man. tK hrr,m of .i
country, and tbe darling of hlsparetil. rhould be
sna l. had ltom all prospects and etijoyuums ol iil.
oy trie conai qaeneee ot flevialinc Irom ti e alh ef
nature, and liidulgtng In a cert-.ln secret habit.
buch peraocs.belore con'eniph.rlne
Should reject that a aouno mind and body are tr.a
inoM neeeaaary requUitt to pn.nior.- r.-niinl i.-.t
happlorfa. Iodesl. without these, the i-uun. y
through life becomes weary pi'rr'ninpe: ifi. pn e
pect hourly darkens to the view; the mind k. r.nie
ahadowed with despair and nil. d with the m. Un
holy reflc-tloB it. at ihe hit)Llru..s of LHull er ber
eomea blluhted with c t own.
OFFlCS A 0. 1 MJL'Tll KttK P ER IC K T.,
HaLTmoaa. 31 o.
AH Surgical Operatiet s Pt-tloimtri.
N. B- Lei no f ilee deliciev prv.nt n. tut
apply Immediately either r ror ally or l letter.
as Kin tiea-e .pr-efiiiy t uicd.
TO STRANGERS.
Tha man thousands enrtd at thia intiiin:Up wlrh-
in the Ian ten years, and the numnnr. in.pnr
lant !rgtel ftpera'lna perfoim.d ty Dr J. .wit
nessed by th Reporter of the rawra. ltd mart
other person, notie. of w lijch hnve ar peau ' .t"in
and afc-un before the .nb!fr. beridea l i i rtirj
S a pentleman ol eharartrrapd r.si or.eil i'li . ia
a aufflclent gnararte. t.. i fTI. . d.
TAKE lYUTICj;
It ia with tbe ereatevt rtluetarcethat Ir .TonyrTD
parrn'ta hla card to apraar N-fore the rubfle. deec Ire ft
Brrprofeaeinrt! for a iibva'dan to adirrtite. I ut m.h 1 a
old ao. thaffl'etl. r1al'y atrarrer. eoc'd r I f a I 'o
fail Into the hand or trw remi v Irr.pueer.f ard vrii.rr.
Impoatera. with lncroreraV!e Val Name or r. n I irr i
Qnaekahoria, awarnitre the btrire oitiea. etire I r.
Jommi adTerternert or adrert'.ire ihraifrlnaaa
phyetmn.. Ill, tral ananow-ttralr.ed fell. ar. fw ,mr In
work at thetr orleinal trade, with imtrrr Inn idnr t erd
tha Wrote, who. for lha pnrroae of Knt 1 1 ar I'. c-
tne, carry on fi ve or w x nffice. order a. nti' 1 fl -rr.t
Faiae Kamea. ao that tha afa ctrd Rttii.il eeai irr
one. ta anre to taiobie brad'.we totn the otrer. lei n- ,r I
Quaeka with en. rmoaa ljrfrtr eert;f eaiea of rreat rd ta-too-ah'rw
enm frotn sm.m not lo r 'rniri rolrt
jrowtakinar rare bot lira nf l.icoaira Warra ard cii'r
paekaeesof flltbyand vonh'n. e-arpurii. rnninnr y
prpa.reu le Irapoee upon the anrortaratr anu np.cn .
lt. Triflne month after rrorth. or aa lore aa If f on '1-
aas fee sen be obtained, and. la deara'r. leaera y. a ml,
rand Klth. tn ateh over yoar rmllmi airarrri'rrirent.
It ta tkta aaotrre that tiMtocra nr.. to amw. re
liuaneii cniTot. To trtnae anacqDairtee w!t,a l is
reputation, be Swinalt aeranaary toaavtbatbla creek n
tiaJa or dtT-towaa alwava eare la h'a
IvO LETTEKS RECEIVED t- ivt-ien nT I'iID
Ml aontainiiur a f tans a to ha naed for the raarr. 1 tr.
sona wrHine-aboald atai Ar aid aend tbat portion ot
advarttsi.aiaiit riser rihirg aymftom.
i lob. u:-ty-.
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