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WILMINGTON, N. 'TUESD'aY MORNING, AUGUST 19, 1856.
VOLUME XIr NUMBER CC
WHOLE NUMBER 1 321
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a .4 t c v ib . r a w s at - - a a -. - aa.a -T-r
MISCELLANY.
CHARLESTON MARKET.
ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
Laugh and get fal' so I have,, so I'in-
tend, it ia constitutional with me to laugh;
and I am fat enough, every body admits
I am neither witty not humorous, myself,
s, nor have I the faculty of making others so.
Yet, when anything humorous presents it
elf, 1 am as ready to enjoy and laugh at
it, as though I possessed the qualities I ad
:. mire.' ' j'""v . . M' ;: '
It is seldom I vtsit the great city of Char
leston, feeling that; I am too much of a coun
try man to make myself agreeable to my ci
ty acquaintances. The fact is, I am a
modest .man, and can seldom get beyond a
bow to the dames of jhe Ion, and per con
sequence, I -suspect they vote me a stupid
fellow.-'N'ifcporte, V Let lhat pass ! I have
vat too.- Yei ili&ve visited Charlesloo
occasonally, and .looked upon and laughed
at all the funny things ! could find, from a
book-auction, down to Madame Salvo, the
fortune teller. ,By the bVj Madame told
me my fortune. She said I had been in
love seven years before that my lady-love
was sorry for ha.ving rejected me, and that
if I renewed my suit, 6he would have me-
that I should be rich and distinguished,
-and so on and so on. Well, madame, said
1,1 am a profound believer in your sublime
art, but Borne how, the cards have decieved
you this time, as my lady-love, instend of
.rejecting actually married me, more than
seven years since. 1 bolted from -her look
of indignation, mny'mg the wealth and dis
tinction may come bereaffet, buf, truth to
say, I am getting very tired of waiting for
them. ; . ; i
;: - Of all the funny fellows I met with, my
' -quizzical friendj Jack .Walthong, was the
. funniest. Had I permitted him, he would
hre IeI me into all manner of scrapes. As
it was, he kept me laughing for the three
weeks I passed in the city, seemingly never
at a loss for a subject of merriment
" 'Come,' said : Jack, 'this is Saturday
nigbt let us take u stroll through the mar
ket.' !
'What for?' 1 asked. Vhat fun is there
in that?', . . - I '
'Oh, upon my honor,' replied he, "it is th
most delicious promenade in the whole cil
y. Cuffy is i h s glory, to-night.
I " Mrk what way I pray'you V "
Tis the negro's jubilee on Satnrday
iiigjlL If ypu want to see our city negroes
in n quasi slate of freedom, indulging a dis
position alwajs joyous, or aping the man
ners and language of the whites, come
with me.-As i have-said, Caify and Dinah
jre in their glory to-night.' ! !
I consented, of course, and we sfarted on
our" Saturday night's stroll tKrough the
market.''-' " ; t--". r : - '
'Stop F said Jack, as he rang the bell of
a large "brick house in Kingsftect. TV ser
vant opened the; door, j
'Is your waster 'at home?' inquired
Jack. . ; r ' i
. No msa.1 !-
"When will he be in?' !
. -.At jeight o'clock, massa.' 1
'Say to him that a gentleman of his ac
I -rjiiaintxnce will call on him at half past
tgbt.t I ;
Will young massa leave his card '
No, it matters not ' " . .- !
'Who lives there, Jack ?' I asked.
Hang me if I know.
Why then did you leave such a mes
age r . - . '
"Oh, just to let the old codarr, whoever
. lie may be, fret and fume about his profess
ed visitor's want of punctuality.. ; -
'indeed ! I nen permit me to say, ; you
.nitist play.no more of your pranks whilst
1 am in your company, or your fun . may
get me into a scrape. - . t - .
. 'Well, don t be angry, and I promise to
behave myself, j Ciood evening, cousin J u
Ha," he cried, catching a lady by the hand,
and shaking u most warmly. " t'ermlt me
. . - r- i t Tl - j T
.io present my irieuu, ucuerai tt ooucusk.
Sir, said the lady, drawing back, sir.
you an mistaken." ; ? - : 1
'Am i inen do t beg a thousand 'par
dons. I was never so deceived in my life
" I thought you were my cousin Julia. Pfay
forgive the rudeness 1 would not have will
ingly been guilty of for the world.'
lbe rascal looked the ery picture of
humbleness and distress, and seemed, at
most in agony, to deprecata the lady's dis
pleasure. She could not but believe htm.
iv an me sweetest smile trial, poets ever
feigned, she slightly inclined her headland
passed on. - -. i-.
Now, sir, said I, 'give me your word of
nonor tnat you' will be guilty of .no more
. impertinence to any one, man or woman,
whi st e are walking together, or 1 will
not walk with you another foot.'
'I will, I do. : I am cured for this time.
What a heavenly countenance that ydung
irl has.' - j - - ..
And what an -impudent feliow ym must
lie, and graceless as impudent, in thus ad
"dressing her." i. :--''- . . - ;.,;
How are yoa, ; Mr. Van Boskin,' jsaid
. Jack, addressing & little old fellow, just as
we reached the first entrance to the iiar
icet, whose dutch figure and face could not
fee mistaken. ,; . -''
ri 'Pretty well, I gib yoa tanks.'
- 'How have you been.? v ' , ,
Pretty well,-1 gib yod tanks. ;
. 'How are all wtita you?' ,
Pretty well, I gib -you thanks, except
mine wife.1 'Ah I What's theWtter with
Mrs. Van Boskin?. . : j I j
- j 'She pes tead, I gib yoa tanks. j 1
You don't say so. How long -has she
teen dead ?' i - '111
r ' ne had lifted till next Tues
Jay, she would have pin tead about three
weeks. . ' : - -1
i. "Indeed I Mr. Van Boskin. Well,' I
pity jou, and hope you may 6od conaola-'.-
tion in your state of widowhood. Good
by. . .. - u
'Goot py.', I hopes tat tif I-1 if till I tie,
1 shall meet mine old wife agin one of tese
vtaya.! . ..".:';' --;VJ - ;
" - 'Masla Jack, how you do? How yonr
corporosity sagatiate. des times V '
i 'Why, very well most ' learned Cato.--.
How is Miss Am? - - , 1 ";
i 'She be gone out to de plantashun. -
'What for? '. "t " t
Kv. vou know tea to-depiore tne ex-
plodements among de Ieetle niggers. Old
Mass taut it good for Mis? Amy's appre
gotion. ..T , ,
We kept on, Jack amusing himself with
a jest or a jibe with as many as he could
possibly speak to in our slow advance.
; Brooin,iroom, who want to boy a broom,
as de songsuy? Broom, broom, -Missy
Clar Fisher sing dat tip top.'
'Here, "you young blackey with the
brooms; 1 have come to tne marKet on
purpose to buy half a dozen and I see yoa
have but five. What do you ask for them.
f 'Cheap as dirt, mossa, only quarter dol
Iar apiece.' -
I 'You cheating gongola, you knOw that's
not cheap, said Jack. 'If you will take
them home fot me, I'll - give you a dollar
for the five, ' .
- Bargain Mossa-l Where you lib J .
"Number 342, right opposite the big
draw. Tell my clerkr.l sent you, and he
will pay Cor them. .
; Yes, Mossa,' and off marched Sambo,
laughing exultingly at his friends, less
fortunate, as he supposed, in disposing of
their stock in trade. Poor Sambo 1 it was
a wild-goose chase for him. He did not
know my friend Jack Walthong.
j 'Korse's, korsets. I wonder if dere is
no la Jy, black nor browo, dat wants to
buy dese mighty nice fine korsets. Dey
fine enough for any white lady in Shar les-lo-wn,
and yit dese poor niggers aint got de
music to see him. Korsets, korsets. I
gib de black and de brown lady de prefer,
and dey don't by una purty soon afore long,
I take urn up street and sell um to de old
Missy Mill'ner.'
i 'Confound your bawling,' said Jack.
ant yoa stop and let me look at your
corsets. , If they are as fine as you pretend,
I'll, buy them all ' :
Look at 'em.' Print, aint de mos3a.'
They'll do. What do you ask for
them?'
'Take um all leren for three dollar.'
' 'Well you know the sign of the Golden
ball V ,
V "Know binv like a book, mossa.
Take them there, and inquire for Miss
Amy Kaon. Tell het that her cousin
William has bought your corsets for her,
as she req ested. She." will" pay you for
them.', . . .. - . . -
f "Shaw rrossa, what1 Miss Amy want so
many for ?' bey !""'..
L: 'Why she lives in tle county, . and has
got thirteen sislcrs, and wants to buy for
them all.-' .
'Do she, dwi's sprctable. I take um
moss3.' And offtnidged the corset seller.
"t Our advance was slow, for the crowd
was grant, and we were disposed to see
anil hear altfhat was going on. . -
, 'Brn4dr IlaH BruJdt r Paul I. cried
out a bruk youngster, to a veneruble grey
hcaded nf'gro 'Brudiler Paul, bow you do
lis longtime V ' '
f 'Ah rbnxlder Peter, I no see before you
holler so loud. I'nnk God, l';e pooty well.
How is you brudder?' " .
'Why, l is as well as could be spected.'
And how is sister Judy, brudder Paul,
and all the pickininnies V i
'Tank God dey is all sponsible for dere
hominy. Why you no come to last clarse
meetin brudder Peter-'
. ' Cntse old mossa want me to drive him
to trraprance siety.',
i 'Old mossa going turn tetol'Ierj brudder
' Peter ?"
; 'Ky I I gue9s you tink not, you seeTiim
drink brandy when he git home He say,
'Pettr, speech ficirtion mighty dry work,
make the nuddy toddy ;' and muss stick to
him till canter run dry.' -:' -' :
- Gjb you any Peter ?' ' ', . -
'Jess.leetle bit dat is. I takc him "on de
sly.' . . , . . ; , , '
7 'Mus'nt do dat - Peter ; bad nigger gets
toxicatcd. What old mossa talk bout'
5 'He say brudder Paul, dat the arth turn
ober eber tweniy four hours.'
'Pshaw, eber nigger in de city no better
Jan dat Your old mossa, Peter, be no wi-1
serdan a free nigger - if he talk dat Way.
Don't blieve any of dat sort. If old" Moss
wanrer go to de devil, let bim " go he own
gate. You come to' next clarse roeetin,
Peter, and be good nigger, an dats nuff for
you, Gootl by now, Brudder Peter.
v Geod bf, Brudder Paul spects to'sisty
Judy.' , 1 . v --
A noise afsomo little distance hhead,
attracted our attention. It was quarrel be
tween two gentlemen of "color. : One-was
a gigantic black, in the rough-dros-of a
fisherman the other, a genteel looking
mulatto," handsomely "dressed, and appa
rently ibe body servant of some gentleman
of distinction,' for his manner was as cool
and contemptuous to the big black, as if he
felt himself onlled upon to sustain bis mas
ter's dignity in his own person. The quar
rel had evidently made some progress when
we reached the scene of action. ;
'I tell you,' said big blacky,' Ttell you
sur, mulatter nigger, you naU-ana-nalter,
you cant kunger tontraptiona over. Ugly
Sampson I'm well-known in dls same
market for ditlast hundred years.' . rf
'Who cares - for that said . the Mulatto,
with much dignity. , 'If rdrf is well known.
that's noYeaaoa you should force your ac
quaintance or a gentleman. i'lease to
elear out, or - bij as you are; you nay get
a thraahuj. ' '
Where'a de nisztt to do dal ting, Mr;
Copper -col or pole-cat-' You tink to make
Ugly Sampson slope on his own gronn.
Try dat, you ' poor, man's " nigger. Try if
-Ugly Sampson, is feard. -Fuss try if you
make ded-rag ger peak -fuss try if, you
squeeze blood out of one big turnip den
try if you make Ugly4 Sampson dope.' My
mossa - is a gentleman, wno your mossa,
you- lasses looking nigger I. X speel you
got no mossa. vI -spect you-ae poor free
nigger.' ' -.-- ";,".' " ; ,
This latter taunt seemed too much for
the Mulatto's temper and dignity. To be
accused pf having no mowa, was an insult
that stirred his proud "blood, and he seem
ed to be disposed to peril all.in a fight with
w giant, cat ea jni' aornesi, a pretty
brown .girt ste" pped ; forward as a peace
maker. ' '-":"' . . '-;
You Mr Sampson Sawyer,' said she.
'Why yoa no 'have like a brack gentilmari
ought to 'have, to the extinguished stran
ger,, you has rxa- honor of -suiting in my
face.-., ',., j;.. ..-., -"";'... .,. . ,
'Oh brack fish and wbitln. 'Miss Dinah
Brahtue, is"de gentilman a frn of ypurn?
Den I axes pardon wkl all my sole.'
He's datT wery tibg. ?I hab de; gceat
pleasure insayin; an eidedut he's de Gub
ner's man Sex, kura. to town wid him, to
tend the greatrqview of de mrlcntary.' k"
You don't say eo Miss Dinah ! What !
de Gubner's roau Sex I Ugly Sampson is
one big fool den for one time Gubnet, I
begs pardon,' an hopes you "ec'scuse me
if I'd none "you had de Gubber for a rnbssa,
I'd sloped widout saym-one word.' ? ; t
The excuse was received as satisfactory
amity was restored.. Ugly Sampson
'de GubnerrVand Miss Dine shook -bad,
and parted with, mutual protestations. of
respect, r We - strolled n till we Tcacbed
the fish market. Such a crowded scene of
bustle and confusion, shining, happy faces,
obstreperous mirth, and unstrained laugh
ter, I bad seldom or never before witnessed.
All kinds of fish' were announced for sale,
in all kinds of tones and voices. It was
the noisiest part of the market a perfect
Babel to the uninitiated.
Brack fish, brack fish, gain for notifvand
cheaper too-only seben pence a string
Plenty of money, an no poor kin. Gib
um away to eny body dat wants at seben
pence a string! old missus rich as Jue !
Tank you massa. Brack fish mighty
good for Sundal Old missus rich as Jue!
Plenty - munny no poor kin! Gib a
way de brack fish .for notion, cept seben
pence a, string! ;You cat fish Joe, you
lazy shark 1 why you no holler let de
Buckras know how we gib away de brack
fish!1 .
Joe, a boy of fourteen, to whom this lat
ter objurgation was addressed, began im
mediately to spin round like a top, and in
a shrill voice, took- up the' burden of the
woman's song of 'Brack fish no poor
kin rich as a Jue gib 'ern away.'
How much a string ?' asked Jack, pick
ing up one and examining it. - ' - . -
'Quarter of a dollar,'young mossa.
'Why, Mdm.-t. didn't you cry themat
sevenpence. '
No massa, no quarter dollar a string.'
Why, you want to cheat -me 1 wont
have them.' " " ' -
'Yaw l Yaw I Yaw Massa Jack Wal
thoeg, you. tink I neber eed you afore I
Can't play your tncks onold Cicily, young
Buckra I gib him to you dis tirno.' .
A this moment, I caught a pair of burn
ing eyes intently fixed upon us the gaze
was but for a moment, and the owner sunk
ino the gloom but Jack, who was ever
on the alert, and saw -every thing-, detected
the glance, and recognized the person.
. .'Ahl Mr, Lieutenant of the guard,' said
Jack, in a whisper, 'you wa'nt quick e
nough that. tiui. I will find out your
quarry, before yoa pounce upon it.' end be
it petty thief or bold burglar will give him
a hint :of your charitable intentions.'
What mean you V I asked. . i
'Why, that our lieutenant of tne guard,
the most astute police officer in the South,
is on the qui vice for some poor devilbf a
fellow, "who is now probably some where
in the market AUont. and I shall be able
if such be the fact to guess at him.'--x-
We sifUntered on slowly in the direc
tion of King Street - Jack, noiicinar as
closely as though he had been an officer
of the police himself. About half way
up tne marKet we cama in sight ol a
foreign looking, gentleman, with mus
taches and whiskers of enormous ex-
tent,wearing goggles," and
aj
gtnd headed cane, , Jack piuched my
arm. , -.. - -
Vatch close,' he said, 'I suspect gog
gles iathe man.' . .
Our gentleman s gait was too slow,
nd his manner too self-possessed for
me to join iri the suspicion. , . Passing
the stall of a young and pretty brown
girt, the stranger made a hasty'shmai.
which she evidently.underslood and An
swered, ' l
Now I It how " yoti, said Jack. ; 'le
is the.forger of , whom you have heard
so mnch since you have been in the
city. He boarded at our hotlse, and did
me the honor to make my personal ac
quaintance. Right or wroug,'- l'll -give
htm a warning, and a chtnee for his
life. Let us pass, him.' " " -
M As we did so, Jack whispered ,ip his
ear, "Pool idiot." Is ybur.UXe of .so lit
tle value that you would throw it away.'
Mark me, thejeyesC of the hawk are tip
on you." Fly If it be yet possible. V, . ;
t Bat itwae too late - The btmiiug
eyes were in f ron t of us. Sotd iers of
the guard were around us, ' . " ., -t ,
4 You are my nrisoner., aid tho ; lieu-3
tenant, coolly. A pistol was half drawn,
v 'Ixjok around yon said, the Ueuten
ant contemptuously f ,k c . ; .
The prisoner saw at a glance his fate
was "scaled," and suire'ndered hioiscll
passively into his eaptor handa.
rlhad no inclination far continuing
my stroll, and returned : to.my lodging'
fordreani of the felon-forger-widowed-Dutchman
Peter nnd Paul 'broom
and corset sellers', and brack fish at seb
en pence a tring, that somehow had no
poor kin.-' - : . -..:.-
- NOTICE. '
PRRSOiVS indebted Ho me or Goods
I t.
purchased
urevioa to 1st Jalr. will Btease
call and settle. On all accounts-standing over
skx snonths, w wilt ekarge i Merest. -
July 1856, . JEO. lUFiiBi'tCH.
HAY! HAY !
400
B AL prime Hit . In store and Tor sate
by ' T.-C. eh B. WORTH.-.-
Ang.
JUST RECEIVED.1 ; , . -A
Ofi BUSHELS beautiful White- Beans. For
U sale at .; , GEOvJiVERS'.
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in advaaee. - - - " " . . .
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ro,, . s ,"'
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their Insertion, m'
Contracts with yearly advertisers, wH be made
on the most liberal lenns.
No transfer at contracts for vrsrly advertising
will be permitted. Should circu.Bstnnce render
a change in uinee$, or n urvex peeled removal
necessary, a, charge aecorUu to the' published
terms wiU be at the option of the eon tractor, for
thetisne he hasdveriised. . ; - . - -."
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alvertisemrnts for the heiteit of other persons,
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No Adverttaements is included in the con-tract
for the sale or rent of houses or lands In town or
country, or for the sale or hire of negroes, wheth
er the property Is owned by th advertiser or by
othes. persons. Thee are cxclided by the term
"immediate business.'! , ,
All advertisements inserted In the tri-weckly
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HVeWyfree of charge. -
JOB, CABI) -AHD-FAKCT PRINTING,
EXECUTED IX SUPERIOR STYLE.
AGRNTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL.
New Vobic Hetsra. Doll!ss dc Pott.
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Philadelphia S. E. Cohsh.
ftaltimort Wm. H. Pbakc and Wm. Thomioh.
OUB UQTTO IS TO PLEASE"
AT THE
Wilmington saddle. Harness, and Trunk
. Manufactory. .
TH E subscriber rcspectlully i n form sthep ublie
that he haft recently raceived additions to his
stock of Saddle and Harness Moaniinas,&C.,the
latest and most improved style, andia eonslanly
manufacturing, a thisstore on market street .every
description of articl-in the abo-ve line. From Me
experience in t he business, he feels confiden 1 1 h a t
he will be able to giv-eentuesatiaiactlontoallwlio
mayfavor him with a call, lie has now on hand,
and willconstantly keena Urjteaasortmentof
Conch, Gis and Sulkey Harness, Lad ' fs SaitiUs,
Ui idkf. Wkipss f-c.t Gentlemen' t Saddles, Whips
Spurs, dfC .
allof Kbick he will warrant to be of
Tithe best materials and workmanship.
THe has alsd a laree -assortment of
Trunks, Valises, Saddle and Carpet Bags,
Satchels, Fancy Trunks, &c.,and all Oliver ar
ticles usually kept In such estabHshmcnts,"al1 of
which he offer lov for CASH, or onshortcredit
to prompt custoniers.; .--' .,.. .
Saddles, UarnesaTrunk,"IS.eJical Dajr,.&e.
&e.t rustle to order. . -
..tnaddition tothe abovc"lhu1vcribc rsl way
keeps on hand a large siipplyuftrl1'!? father
and has now, and will k'.ttfri'ilgli Ckc season a
good sss'ortnfent of fly "Ntstts;.-
AllareirTvItedto call aild'cjamlne rrty Goods,
whelherin vrnntornot, asl Id 11 re I rwhw-
ingmy assortment to all who tiiay favor me wii h
HarnrsandCaeh Trimrniings sold a I fail
price to persons haying t. nianufuc t ur. .
. AI, VV'hirs at wholesale.
AllJcindsof Hiding Vc-hWIea boush t r. . old
n re.miniswos. JOHN J . CONOLKY .
-Feb. T. 1856. : 1T8
Til B NORTH CAROLLNA
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM P' V ,
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE above Company hrs been liwperatlonaioc
rho 1st of April,: 848, under the direclionol the
following Offteers, via t . - .
Dr. Charlea K.Jonhson, President,
. W in. Z): Haywood, Vice President
John G. Williams, Secretary, . . a
- VVm. li.JTones, Treasure-.
" Pcrrin Busbee, Attorney,
r Vv,r?H McKee"' I TUcI Dev. ,f
J. Hersman. Generaf Agent.
' Thfs Company has received aeh.irter gtvtng'ad
rnnlagcs tothe insured over any otherConp:iny.
The 6th Section ivea the Husbsnd the privilege tc
insure his own life for the sole ues of bis Wife and
Children, free from any claimVof the reproscnta-
ives of the husband or any of his creditor. -
- Organized on purely -mutual principles, tneiue
members participate In ihe whole of the profits which
are declared annually. Besides, lit-; applicant fot
life; wltan the annual premium is ovei $J0 may pa)
one uau in a iove. .
All claims forineuraneengainstthe Company wiV
oe paid withianinety daysaficrproof of the . death
of the party is furnished. .
Slaves are Insured for one or five years, at rates
which w ill enable all Slaveholders to secure "thi .
class of properity ayaisfst the nneeTlainty of life.
Slave insurance presents a new and interesting
featurein the history of North Carolina. which, will
prove very important to the Southern States.
The last four months operation of this Company
jhowaa very 1 a rge a mount of business -more than
th Directors expected to do the first year having
aireaoy tssned moreinsn auo Policies. .
- Dr. W. W. IlABRtss, Medical Eiaralner,-nnd
Airent.WIUninston, N.C. v
Alinommanicatlonsonbusincsfof theCompanyJ
should be addressed to . - .
i - JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secy.
ttaleiehj June 8, 155; - ' . i.
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Old Cognac , . d.- . . , ' t
S, Brasson &, Co.'s do. .
Castillon & flo.'i do., , . .' '," -
Pure old Port Wine, , . .
Puff. Gordon, Pale, sherry, old llniexji and
i Muscat Wines. . . . ... " ."
.JMaUgaWUie, . . . ... , ""
uid beuppernon lac, . . ,
Holland Gin.. . . j,. . '
Old Tom Gin extra, . . .. '
Woolf s-Schiedam Schmpps, ;'. - " :
'Cherry Brandy, . , , ' 1 '
,Oid Peach Bwrjdy, , ; ' 7 ".
; . rApple do. . ; , '
" BoMrboav Whiskey t . , : . ;
Rye - Ait ' '
Irish and. Scotch Whiskey,
Blackberry Brandy e . , ' .
Stt: Madeira Wiiw, ,,.-'
, Perfect Lv Cordial, r ,
Assorted Cordials. in bottles, " ,
Every variety of bottled Wwes uil f.faori.
Clarets of various bra nil atwholjute prices,
Maraschino; Curacoa, . t. v . . i - . .
Hiwleller' Smmach Biltcrs. . , :
Aromatic do. . , .- .
Glnser Wine, Ac. tc. W- low prices for
CASH. At iheorisioal .--" J w.
Ap.UU., . : ? BKO. 31YER'S.
" CANDY. v :; f .
fZft BOXES Aasaried fresh Candy, jan rcceiv
0J ed at , GEO. AIVRRS.
June 3. -,. .34. .
? FJILU1BLE TO INFALIDS. '
WEhvejB.utoar4UvZ
lask Port VVin, .. , .:, -
1 . Madeira, lb tx-st article ver offered
in thi a market. At the Original Grocery. "
.,- t, v . GEO. MYERS.
P- O WemakenopretensiowsiwLhw war
Oof UMBRELLAS hut we offer
some beautiful DUTCH HEAD CHEESE inn
received this day ai . . GEO- MVERSV
.Ocltl. 90 .
NAILS! NAILS! !
KEGS assorted Nails. jnt received and
for.sale by - ZKNO H. ulihKA K. .
100
Au
6. - 60
CANDY.
nC BOXES assorted efnm r fined Handy.
Por
itJ sale by
Aug. 5.
ZKNy il. ORKKNR.-1
- NOTICE.
ALL. accounts due the lte- firm of Fresmn &
Houston, most be closed wiihou funhe de
lay. GEO. HOUSTON,
July 17. - ' - 62
ON CONSIGNMENT.
fK BOXES New York city made Pale Soap, a,t
UJ prime article. For sale by - t
- July 3.
G. W, DAVIS.
FRESH GROCERIES.
AS wa are to start North in few days, for the
purpose of purchasing a He stock of Gro
ceries, I would thank those. ah. ka ve nol paid
their Bills to July 1st to do ojmrndinfety.
RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT. '
1 ( "BBLS. Chaffin's celebrated back eonntry1
I X.J Whiskey. . Also, in store, a superior artitry
of Draught Ale and weet Cider, at
j. if.. Kii,aiUiV3,
May 31 ; Ko. 15, Market street.
. --i, , 1 -f
RATES (if PILOTAGE.
TUST arinted and for sale at
The Commercial
O Office, the itates ot i'liotage
River.
for the Bar and 1
33-tf.
. t
' - WILMINGTON -
MAR BLE AND STONE YARD.- -
TUB Snbscriber having accepted the agency ol
several lareeestablUliments at the North which
will furnish him an unlimited suoplv of finished or
unfinished, foreign and domestic MARBLE of all
qualities, is prepared to fill all orders for
MONUMENTS AND TOMDSTOSES,
and every other article in the line of the business
at reasonable ratea.
SCULPTURING , LETTERING OR CARVIXQ .
Executed as well as can be done either North ci
South., . . .
Thebest reference can be given. If required.
' JAS. McCLARANAN.
Jan. 6,1834. - - . - tf.
COIL! COAL!! COAL!!!
K. nd TO N S O V T H E B R ST QJJ A LI T V R ED
JVyJASH E COAL, dailv cupectrd.
Constantly on hand, all kinds of wood, Staves,
Shineles. etc.. etc. All sales can, J. Uf.ua.
August 2nd, 195(i
0 tf
GRAIN CRADLES.
A SUPERIOR article, for tle by - '
A. . . v J.aMUJBl.NSON dtON.
June 3. . 31.
" ON CONSIGNMENT.
7 BALltCcdof ""alls Sheetings. ' - -5n0
reams Wrapping Paper, , ...
.1000 lbs. ncv? Feathers,
4 lot of Linsbcrf Oil. Vor safe in lots fr stilt by
- T. C. & B. G. WORTH.
June 2(5. ; ; -1 : , . , 41
FRESH fruits. ;
TCJiT KF.CF.IVED, perSchr. DeROMet. fi targe
J .t of delicious Orantres-, atid-a full snplyf
untfeually fine uernoosi bull) in escuU'utwruer.
Jj-Kvicy mainer of Confectionary on hand,
and fhr'sali; on -rtTti&tfm ternrF. BrThe rTroadwny
Varteiy Siore,Wo. 4U, lakrt
Aui.5. WM. II. PeNKALE.
CONVENTION!
AND LlftOO.t " MERGHANTS. A
TT7INE
VV
meeting w4U be held in thi place, early in
May, of the Wine and Liquor Merchants of Nt w
Hanover County, for the purpose of adopting
tneftc 6re for the removal ot modiffcarron -of tlie
extreme heavy tax nowlmposed upon them. --
Jj" A further notice "will 'be given of the time
and place of Tjsldmg paid Convention. --
April 29. , 19.
SOAP.
rrkROXES Colffitte's Pale and No l.forxnleby
OVMarch6. . : GEO. HOUSTON.
TiUYELEll'S GUIDE.
T ATEST published. " Received' this mornins
i-J and for sal at
sale a - - .
r July 15.
, S. W, WHITAKER'S
for rale; '
A GOOD MJkh Cetr. apnly to -
Jily 15. GEO- H, KELLEVI
- FLOUR AND CRACKERS.
fcf BBLS.jyine and Spper Flour; 20 bbl. and
J v. 25 boxes Sugar and Soda Crackers.' Now'
landinsand for sale by ZENO H.GREEN R. -
July 3. N.C. C. Advocatecopy. 47.
A BOOIC FOR EVR.Y METHODIST.
- - -. TUB ANXALS-OP.- ... '."
SOUTHERN METHODISE FOR 1855.
Edited by ike Rev. Charles F. Deems. IX D.
THIS Nw Won embraces the statistics' and a
great variety ototker interest intr in forma ion
in every department ot Southern Methodist opera
tions, under the fol'owing general heads :
I. The Episcopacy. II. Plan of "Visitation.
Ill, The Conferences. ' IV. Dedication of. Chur
ches. V. Revivals. VI Missions. .VII. Collr.
Ces. VIII. Sunday Schools. IX. Tract Socie
ty. X. Publishing HdUfe and Ljtbrarv Notices."
XL Instruction of People of Color. XI L His
torical. Sketches. XIII. Biorapical Skethes.
XIV. Personal Notices. XV. Bishop Andrew's
Lel-ters-on Califeraia. XVI. Memorlu'sof Bish
op Capers. XVII. Miscellaneous. XVIII. Ap
penLt. 360pagea, large VI ran.
P. Ice for which copy writ be sent prepaid.
Bills of the Banks-of North or South Carolina,
or gold dollars, should be sent. A liberal dis
count 10 Booksellers and Minister. Address ,
CHARLES F. PEEMS,
- 7 ; Uoldsboro', N.C
.. Jan. 10. , - 127
TALLOW CANDLES.
WE hive received thevaeney of G. C; B hodrs'
-Tallow Candles the best article m-ida in
the United Ststea. . "Will be kept eonMantly on
hnr.d and sold for cash Only en delivery, at No. II
North Water street: . - - i .-r
...... (G. H, KELLET & BRO.
May 2355.; 30 if , " " '
" ' , Ofttce Wit.-, Mia. Rtt Road, ,
. .; ..Wilmington, Dec. 13th, lb55. (
NOTICE Is hereby gi-ven that alt Freight trans
ported by this Hod will be at the eoitre. risk
of -the owner, lrom the moment it. is unladen from
the Cara at the point of delivery. A
- , L. J. FLRJIIX!, 'V
i " " ' -General Soperintrndf nt...
Dec 15. .. ' 117 ly
EMPTY BARRELS. "
OtKf FMPTV Splrtio Turpentine ImlTet
4,J J rcci4ve0 ner icbr. bunnv South. .Fur
sale by
- APAMS.BltO. A CO.
July 1?
SOME OF THE MOST INTERESTING
BOOlKS lately tssuei are Green Pea, picked
.from the patch of Invisible, ttrcen, Ktq ; Ad
ventures of Gfrarrf, the Lion KTler; The New
Are of Gold, or. the Life'and AeWentares of Eoo.
ert Dmxter Remain ; Baehsel and ih Kcv World;
Vank&s Tiavels Throuah Cuba ; Wit antt. Wis
dom of Sidney Smith; Wao-Bun, or tho Early
Dav" inth Nonhwcst ; ihe S narrow irrau P.
firsf Salad for the Social-; Faeeleton-n Letters;
The Daisy CbaJn, Ac. All-op hand and for sale
at - a. it. vVHITAK r.R is.
JnJy 19. - : . . - BJ
BUSINESS-'CARDS.
. JOSEPH WILKINSON, .
UPHOLSTER & PAPER HANGER,
K K EJ'3 .ON ir.t H D AyD S1AUE TO OKUER,
Maitressts, Feather JJeds Window Curlaias
- i, "-i- and fixtures. ; '
, AH-work i n the above line done a I slortest No
ties. .- Wilmington, N. C, Market St.
Jan. 19, ;18jG. -, w , a - i !
. . J. C.LA1TA,
COMMISSION MERCHAMV& GENERAL
- - - - AGENT,', - ;" -
WILMINGTON, Ti. G. -
Oct. t,!835
-
T. C. & B. G. WORTn,
COMSlS&hiS A?ID FnaWSRDISS MERIHSSTS,
WILMINGTON; N.-C.'
Jon IT, 1855. , I r-i .:;. r.Ut-9 :
FiCTOB 4SD FOSWARDISC AC EXT. , ' .:
Ifillgice hit personal attention to tusinesi i entrust
' " ' d Is his care. ::"
Sept. 8. 1855. 75 lj-c. -
GEORGE MYERS; - Z
WII.UESALB ASD BETAIL GEOCER -
Keeps constantly on hand, II 'me. .Teas, Liquffrt,
Provisions, H'ood and WUloie Xl'are, h'ruit,
Confectionaries, are. South frontstreetf --
trilMINtiTON, N..U. . .
Nov. 13, 1853. s 109.
GEORGE-HOUSTON,
m;jit,ER im -Crocerlcs,
Pravisloiis, and "N'aval Stores ;
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
YESSKL AND FORWARDING AGENT,
' WILMINGTON, K. C. -
' Ang. " CO-tf
11. DOLLKCR. a. POTTtB.jr. J. CAMERDEN.
DOLLNER, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW VORK.
' April30, 1855. r 20-ly.
, "... L. N. BARL(5V
WDOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER,
AMD DRAt.KR IW
LIQUORS, IVINES. ALE. PORTER, e-c.
No. 3, Ciianiie How, front Street,
' WILMINGTON', N.C.
Feb. 17th, 140-lf.
A DAWS, BROTHER & CO., ;
COM M ISSIQN MERCHANTS,
- ' - , WILillXOTON, C.
,Ju!y 23.. : . , . , . , 53
1 v . D. CASH WELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WIL.MIXGTOX; X. C.
Sept.-30. - - 64-tf
. HOOPER, DKARBORN & CO.,
C-O AI MISS I Q N M E R C II A NT S,
- , WILMINGTON, N. C. . ar ,
GEO. HOOPEB. J. i.. DEABIOBS. ,
' Jufy 28. '"- ;.-'
HfinrCR.
' 58-tf
r JOHN A. STANLY,
COMMISSTOX MBR JHA NT,
WILMINGTON, N. C. -
Oct. 6ib, 1656. . . g3.
WM. U S. .TOW.NSHEND, .
WHOLESALE & RETALE GROtER
ANIJ COMMISSION MKRCHANT.
Nil. SO Wat ket -Street,
ILriNGTOS, N, C.
30.
GEORGE II. KELLEX& BROTHER,
' CEACEES IS-" '? '
FAIIIIT b'RnCElHES'AXD PROVISIONS.
No. 11 NORTH WATER STREET,
YVI MI CTTOX, N C- '
J".TrlLCkeep constantly On hand, Sugars, Cof
. AV . fees. Molasses, Clteese, Flour, Butter, Lard
Soaps, Candjes, Crackers, March, Oils, Snuffs,
Ac. Ac. ' '
- - ' BES-SBEirCES f ;i .
O. G PiasiEV, Preiint Of Commcreio: Bank. "
JcwtJt Melt as, , ' Bank of Wilmington.
' . Wilmington.
- A"" "' ' ;- - - ,.
v A. M. Gorman, ( r?
, lt,e. W, 11, Bossht, i Gr5cn,b,oro;
, Feb. 14. ' - .
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
NonTH WaYfr Sthkkt', Wikminoton, ' No". C.
Monvmenlr, Toombs, Hra4 nnd Foot Stones, and
- , -alllcindssf Marble, Work furnished te ,
' order on. reasonable terms., .
June 8. ' 3C-ly-c
SAMUEL A. HOLiMES, , :,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILMINGTON '.y.' c. -y
Will attend the Courts of DupMn, Sampson and
New Hanover. .' ' v -. - - .-
OiTics on Princess street ncit door East of. the
State Bank. .
.April 5. - ' "' :? :""'"s- ' ff-ly - f
J. M STEVENSON, "f '""
AGENT Tor the sale of all kinds' of Proioee.
Office on Ptineesssr , under ADAMH, BRO.
4. C04 WilininRfon.N, C,
Keb. I?.l3t-tf. K J. M. STEVESfiO.V
'GEGRGE R. FRENCfL.
. . . , SlXSiUrACTljKERAND i
WHOLESALE if- RETAIL DEALER Z
BOOTS, SHOES, : iEATHPR, JND
SHOE F4NJHNOS, - ,
N 0 It, 'MARK BT TEBV t "
r. .; -wir-MiNCToar, - , r
Marrh 6. . . ; 151 ;
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
' SOUTH 4 WATER STREET,
WIL1HXGT0X, S. C.
Jan. ?2
J3:
ANDREW S. KEMP,
VAT T 0 RNEY A TLA W,
Will attend ihoCuurjjr and Superior Court of
D Laden, Kobt-sn,C'o!uujbus and Saropson. -June
12. ' - i ' 38 ly
omitji. -.. v - : ; MlI.CS COOTIIt.
No -2, "SOUTH WATER STREET:
- W
May 24.
BALTIMORE LCCK HOSPITAL.
DR. JOHNSTON,
THE founder of this C lebrated Ins'iiution rf
fcrtlie most certain, SpeoUy and only ttlctiu
al remedy iff the world lor i
SRC RUT DISEASES, j
Gleets, Strictures, SeminnI Weakners, Pains in
the Loins, Constiiutionsl Debility, fiupuieitcy
Weaknehgof Ihe Hack and Limbs, AHeciions of
the Kidneys, Pslpitation of the Heart, Utt-isia
Nervous lrrilabt Ity, Disease ol the Head, 'J nroul
Nose or Skin s those serious and melancholy elisor,
ders arising; from the destructive habits nf Vouth
which destroy both body and mind. -Tliose secret
and solitarypractices mors fjtsl 10 their vinims
than the song of '.he Syreus to hs nuirinsis of
Ulysses, blighting (heir most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations, rendering mirriope, c., Impossible
- -yo uno mj:n. - ( 1
EspccIaU v, who have become the victims of SoiUo.
ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive hubit which
annually sweeps to an untimely ?reVe thonssndu of
young men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise havn entranced lis
tening Senates wiih the thunders of eloquence, or
waked toecstacy the living lyre, mar coll wiih firtl
confidence, . r f , '
MARRIAGE. t I
Married pe'sons, or Voung Men, conirmplut're
marriage, being awan of Physical Weai.ne. tr
aanic Llebility, DefonniiUs, drc.shoi.ld immertl
ately consult Dr. J., and be rcatored to perfect
health. .
dwhoplaces himself nndertheearcof Dr.Jdl n
ston may religiously confide in his honor as a r en
tleraan.and confidently rely upon hitskill asa rhv.
sician. . , j
- Di. Johx-stok Is the orly regularly Educated
Physician adveniting to cine Private Complaint.
Hia remedies and treatment are entirely urikiown
toall others. Prepared from a life spent in the
Great Hospitala of Europe andihe Eirei in this
Country, vis ; England, France, the Blocklfy ol
Philadelphia, f-i:., and a more c-ctenslve practice
than any other physician In the world. His many
wonderlul cures and moat Important Suteirsl Op-
erationa is a sufficient losrnntee to tho nnlicted.
Those vho wish to be speedily and tftctually relier
ett. should shun the numerous trifling imposters, who
only ruin their health, and apply 10 him. '
A CURE WARRANTED OK NO CHARGE.
No Mercury or Nauseous Drves L'st"'
OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK at.,
loft hand side (toiig from Faltin.ore street, a f. w
doors from the rornr. Fail not to obeetve hia
name and number, for ignorant trifling imporieis
attracted by the reputation ol Dr. Jchmton. iluik
near. - . ' - - t
DR. JOHNSTON.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London;
graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges t'f
the United States, and the grcster psrt ol wbosx
life has been spent in the Hospitals ol London, Per
is, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, has elieeieil mi,,.
of the most astonishing cures thai were ever known.
Many troubled with ringing in the ears and head
v hen asleep, great ncrvuuxnsss, beiny ejormed t
sudden soundfi, and bashfuiDCFS. wiih frequent
blushinj.aitcndedisoniriinjes ultii dcrangm.cni of
mind, were cured i m media icli'. 1
-1 CERTAIN DISEASE.
W'hcn l lie misguided and Imprudei.t votary of
pleasure finds he has imbibed the seeds of , hit.
painful disease. It too often h.-ippcns ihai anjHttiin
S& sense of sliamo, or dread of diseovcry. deicrs
him from applying to'thnse who, nim eduetir n
and respcctabiliiy.ean alone befriend liiru, delay
ing till the constitutional symptoms of this lu.rrhl
, disease make thetr appearance eu h as ule. ti l
wre throat, diseased note, noctural pains ir the
head and limbs, dimness of sicht, deufm-ys, riodes
on tho shin bonesand arms, blotches on the fcelid,
face and rxtremi lies, progressing with irighlial rn -pidity,.lil
nl Inst the palute of ihe motuh or the
bdnen of the nose fall in. nnd l?)e victim off thin
awful disease becomes a horrid obir-et of
rsernlian,tilljflalh puts a peiiodlt. hj.i dreadlutsnl
lennt'S, by fending him 10 "thai bourre rni
whence no Irareller returns'. To euch iheri'lorp.
Dr.-Johnston pledges himself to preserve thf hiet-t
inviolable secrefy ; and, from his exieBtjye prac
tice in the first IJospiials of Europe and Arnoiirs.
hecan confidrniTy rccrfmmend a safe arid rerfJ
f cure to the nAnann'e victim of tl is horrl.l di--
case. It is a melaruholy fuel. J)0t thousands (uil
victims to this dreadful Ciwiifiluint, cowing li nr
Fkllfuloessol ignorant prcttnders, wiio, by tbr t n
ot that de.-ui!y poion, nwciiry, rtiin. ihe conii!
tion, and either si-nd th unfuKy.paie soij rvT i , n
untimely grave, or else make flie recidur ..1 lifr.n.i..
erable. ' . t .
TAh'R PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J.aJdresscf all those who have injured them
selves by private end ianproiper Jndilgenccs. 1
..These aTe some of the sao nd nielan. I o!y 1 f
feels, produced by eatly habits of youih. viz:
Weakness of the Itsck and Limbn, P;,ins in Iho
Hesd. Dimness of Sight, Loss of Mufcu ur Pow er,
Palpitation of the Ilean, Drpepy. JVt-rv-i,M
irritability Derangement ntle Digestive f-'rne-lions,
Gancrat Debility,- Symptoms ofConstrt n.
tion, ate. ' . .. j
- Mentally The fearful 1 fleets on ihp mirA rc
much to be dreaded; Los of Msmory. Confmj.m
of Ideas, Depression of Splrjis. Kril ForebnrMnps.
Aversion of Sooiey, Self Distrust, Love of t-oli-ude.
Timidity, dec.. are onie of the evils proiio' d.
Thousands of persons of nil ages, can now incite
what is the cau.-e of their declining health, f.-r-ing
their vigor, becoming weak, psie and eiraein- '
led, have a singular appearance about the
cough nnd sy-mrrtrMiis of enjiMuiipi jnn. i
DR. JO H N STON IN V 1 GO It AT I N O B E M E
DV FOR ORGANIC W EAk Aits.
By fhU great and important remedy n ;. Iprrs pf
the organs are speedily cured sr.dXull v ig r rrserer".
Thousands Of the most AVrvous and Debilitated
individuals who hud lost all hope, have be n ininx .
diaiely relieved.' All Impediments to 51 AI1K I AGK
Physieal or 5Ienta'IDiquslifir-arlons. Nervous Ir
ritability Tremblings and Weatnea,or exhaustion
of the most tcaffyl kind, -pocdily. c-wul by: Dr
Johnston; "' " '' I
Young men who have injured thrrnstWcs l y a
certain practice icdy'gcd in w)i0 alpne a hebit
frrqu'enily A"nrncd .fniia ril tumpnr,ione, or ft
school, The effects f whicit are rflslitly ftif, evi-n
when asleep, and if.not cured, vender marriage
isnpopjtle.ar.d destroys Loth rujnd and bodr,bould
apply Immediately. , . ' ;
What pity that yourtg msn,' the hope ot In
country, and the darling ot nisparenis should be
snatched fro all prosprx-n and en).) no ni ol life,
by the cjBn8qoences ot deviating from tl-e pain f
natvre, and indurring m certain sscrt 1 : tidbit.
Sucj jjrrson, before conremplMiine. . i
:,,. MARRIAQE. '
Should rRcet thai a sound mind .id tWy arc' the
most neceesary reqm.uim to prcunote cnnnrtbinl
happiness. iodrHl, wiikoul these, thr iotiini-y
through Ue fceco)ta wearj pilgrimnpes the pros
peel hourly darkens to the view; the mind ktc mes
shadowed with despair arxl filled w ith tfie mebn
choly reflection that ihe bappu-sf isnoiht-rf btr
come blighted wiih on t own. j
OFFICE KO.I SOUTH FRt DEHICp- T.'j
, 4t.Tiiaa, Mj.
. . - AllSarjlcal Operation iei 101 med. I
. B Let no filse delicacy prtvrnr yno, ibi.t
apply lmmedlafefy either perioaMy or b ktier.
; kln riseases speedHy C ared. j
TO STRANGERS.
Tlte Hjanv thousinds cured at this insilm-irtr u;!k.
fin the latt ten years, and ifce iuwiiuri 5ii,t, r-
lant Surgical Opeva'.ions prrfoipM d i-j- Of- J-. f it
nessed by the Reporters of the t-upet. mtd tnnr j
other persons, notices of whU4it)e nf (eid .sin
and again befrtre the public, bcidrst.i .tandins
aa a reoHesnan of chancier and rvsroeeilCir j-, ia '
a joflcicnt gnnrnntee 10 the sfFiru d. j
TAKE NOTICE. 1
Tt Is'wittirfce rmu t n-lfiin- that Tr. .TOflTrTtiN
THmuil dia esrrt4upfmr before Ihs j.Htiiie. i-ru.trxr it
unnrofnwimml Inr a li) aician to a.ivrti, l ut nn'rM h
Jit . them'H-vl. fr.pmeunj atsanrn-. eooM m l f:nl in
fa.ll into the bnil .af tt. niaiiv Impudent and - nularwt
rmpnatcra.-mtefi inntnnerahle ValMt 'an( or rnn lltrj
Ouck.hvpK. vwamiina; lliras Inrrr eiti. mat ing Jir.
.litmsnu- -K-PTt!rr-nla or a-Krrli.lnir Ui m-tm aa
phTt. lti. IMhrr-hannw-Kn.lril frlJ.r,. ..ailary t
wnrk at thrrr prieinal Irrnde. srt rti amn-r .w 1Vm I eyond
the bnity.-yl.o. Utr the imrTttmeut tUxleiiie an.l Iva-iv.
tsar, carry on re r mis, hr. sirr vrr) rtlrt. --n
rlf Jiamen. ao rttas tlw a!Wd tiali't. ns-atrje
ora. laarto1anilh'hutna7inirrfnrr. Ti.-ro mt
LUusefca with rnoM lying errfirfratra taT grrtit and
umi.iiin; curm innn irn w In rw- r.ion.J, f tnttp
yoo takimr bMV lMr- ,i4 l.iriici tVarrs and otL.r
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prepare I to Uuwmm f .n the onrortmwte and nn.u.pf-rt.
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sal fi-r ean e oof.-tio"l, ai,!, in lr-ir. loai j--ia wi?a,
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.iiMiiriircm roe. To tho nn o-.i-i,-f-d wiihhta
f rTHtmt,'m- fcsdeevlt iwaary toaartlialbia en4t.il-
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aona arrit'nff i-howid ! Arr and srr.-l lliil ).rt!i.o of
adrertix ih si 4ierHlng tnytotna.
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