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WILMINGTON, N,' C, TUESIM Y MOK.NING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1856.
WHOLE NUMBER 1333
4UI 1 fwit I r-!f i
jT i.ri i. ' fir III - 111 III
MISCELLANY.
s -1.
7sS9Al AND THE GENERAL GOTERNMBST
. -1UB DISTURBERS TO BE POT DOWM.
The VVbioloi Star states that posi-
' tivef instructions have ". pone to Kansas
j T; which frill, it is believed, lead to such
X incisures bo tb part of lbs Coreramem's
- 7 : officers, ftiilitary and civil, as Will prompt
t It put down the c.ril war ihera It further
. gddM ;. - ,i---f
; It is deepl o b regretted that pen
Soailh permitted Lane to enter the Terrim
' rj at the head of an - arnojr of brigands,
with arms in band, and thos 'to create tbe
necessity for the counter, precipitation of
an armyTrom Missouri for their dispersion
and punishment ':""'r"iy:,:t,"-:- ' :: I
The Government here "have a duty t
do in tb premises which, -wa ara satisfied.
; -wilr be (lone at all buzirds. ; The fact thai
.iOeft Ssaufe failed o take the responstoilitj
8 triring Lane and his mm out i of the
- Terriforj rtm they bad ! perprtrtet 'one I
4 their hundreds of recent uiuriers robberies
'-and aisonsYcan form no legitimate re ason
-why tbe General Government should fail
"to prevent. the Missouri ds from taking
; Hbeir revenga. We have no dor.bt that
-Lane and every man of his force who can
. be arrested will be duly arrrsted by the
troops of the U. State, but none but troops
' called into service by the General Govern
ment will be permitted to participate in ar
resting them. Any others found in arms
in the Territory, under whatever pretence,
wilt be regarded as participants in the ex-
isting civil war which it is tbe imperative
duty of the President of the United States
to put down at all hazards, and will be
dealt with accordingly. Such,' irt few
words, we believe to be the substance of
he instructions said to have been forward
ed to Gen. Smith and Gov. Geary, -i
; THRILLING SCENE. !
The Philadelphia correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun thus, describes a scene
which transpired in One of tbe churches in
:' that city: : - J
A thrilling scene occurred in the Greene
atreet M. E. Church yesterday.- It a p
pears that a man named Baker walked up
o the middle aisle, and after reaching tbe
altar, turned so as to face the congregation,
"and then taking a five-barrelled revolver I
out, presented it to his own breast and pull '
ed tna trigrrer. lne cap fortunately .ex
ploded without igniting the powder within
tna pistol, and before; be could attempt to
re another barrel, the pistol was taken
from bis hand by two of the members of
the church. Much excitement prevailed
Baker" was taken from the church and giv
: n in charge of the police." It is sod be
has for several days past been laboring u
der temporary iiisamtjr-
. - . . . f
SETTLING A DUEL
' In these days of dualling, ihe following
nay not be amiss : "Two, officers bavin
' asked King Gustavus' permission to figh
'-a duel, be consented, rand, having intima
ted to them his intention of witnessing the
oiobat, at the appoinie I hour appeared on
the ground. Then, turning to the officers
who were about to engage, he said, -Now
gent emen, fight fight tilt one of you fall
And I have brought the provost marsba
with me to behead tbe survivor. It is re
snarkable how suddenly the gentlemen
discovered they could reconcile their dicer
-ences without fighting,"
AN ADVENTURE.
On Tuesday morning, as the cars were
n the way to fexeter fro:n Portsmouth
t one of the passengers, a short, fleshy jman
-of two hundred pounds, droppe I his bt
No sooner was it gone than be sprung from
the side ot platform car on which he was
riding, to secure it. As be struck the
ground, tbe velocity of the train rolled him
over like a pumpkin down the embank
ment, 'jntil be was resting face upiini
pond by the way side. ! By oae of his ban
. peculiar broad laughs be soon signified to
' the anxious spectators, fast passing from
him, that no damage -was dooa. In an
hour after, Mr. Willey with his hat reach
a juxetrr, ana a.i.iea one to the . procer-
sion. Jixttor (XV. .) Aries MJattr.
' A debtor says: "My creditors are sio-
"'gularly unfortunate - They invariably a p.
' ply tna day after I Have spent all my mon
ey. i always say to in-ra, new, this is
very provoking f - Why didn't you come
yesterday, and I could have paid you m
full V But no I they never wilL They seem
sake a perversa pleasure in arriving al-
; ways too lata. It's my belie! the rascals do
tton purpose." : ,
' Woman is like ivy tbe more you are
" ruined, the closer she clii gs to you.f A
''''wifs's love don't begin! to sbowi itself till
'the Sheriff is after you with a sharp stick
- Who can ill-treat a wife? j 4
.The Newbury port: Herald reports that
-:.& blue fish the enemy; of all other fishes,
bave filled tbe waters thereabouts, driving
, way cod, mackerel, and all others usual
, 1 found in that vicinity., It is blue fishing
or pouting now. . . i .
HIGH WAY . ROBBERY.
The New'TVeu says that a man named
Charles Dixon was arrested on Saturday,
' charged with being one of a gang who, on
Sun-lay night of last week, attacked and
robbed Richard O'Brien of a watch and
tm' money. A pawn ticket forth waicb
an. was found on his person, and O'Brien iden
t ied him as being one of the gang i He
was locked up, in default of $2,000. for
) it Between 2 and 3 o'clock eo Sunday
moroirg Mr Franklin Braust was passing
i through Twenty-first street, when a man
pamed William Fribed jprang suddenly
upon him from an alley. knocked bun down
' by blows upon the head with a club, and
i f was engaged in robbing him when Officer
Drew came up, and after a desperata tus
i , ale succeeded in arresting tb robber. 4 He
taken before Jnstica Wood and locked
"w fnr trial - - '
EXPLORATION OF I HE NILE.
The new expedition to the head-waters
of the IS ile. under tbe command of the
-ommand of the French Count d' Escay-
rac de Lauiure, and under the protection
and. auspices of . Said, Pasita, promises to
exceed all similar projects hitherto set ot
fo t. ' At Vienna twelve officers of tbe Aes.
Irian general suff expressed their willing:
nass to.' join the expeditioti. from which
number three were selected, who, together
with the meneralogist, Mayer, recently in
the service of the Dutch Government in
Berneo, make tip the complement of Ger-
mans in the expedition. .The. whole force
will comprise twelve Europeans, besides
the leader, and three hundred soldiets fur.
nished by the. Egyptian .oovernmenL'. A
mong these latter, who are principally na
il ves of the interior of Africa, there are sup
posed to be a sufficiency of interpreters
For tbe navigation of the .Nile the expedi
tion pas thirty barques and twe snM
learners ami n Crew of one hundred tne.
(eaides tbe necessary men . and means t
continue tbe journey by land beyond the
he if of navigation. iNever before was
scietii fic expediiion fitted out in like man-
tier - ' n . .
The expedition will lenve Europe on the
I Oth uf September, Uount d Escay rac with
the Germans embarking at Treiste and the
r rench expeditionists at Marseilles Ihe
entire party will meet at Alexandria, and
expect to reach. Cbartoum by ' Uecemter.
where they will remain some time to com
plete tbe organization. A. - Y. Ev. Fast.
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-
" -- " - TION: ----- - "
Springfield, Mass . Sept 11th. Tbe
Democratic State Convention, which as
sembled here yesterday, nominated E. D.
Beach as a candidate for Governor, and
Albert Currier for Lieuteant Governor, Ca
leb Stetson having declined Jonathan E.
Field, for Secretary of State; Ezra Wilkin
son, for Attorney Ueneral: Uiies H Whit
ney, for Auditor, and Sieduian Butwick,
for Treasurer. N. J. Lord and Whiiing
(J ha wold were nominated tor Electors at
Large.
i be resolutions are brief. I hey accept
and endorse the Cincinnati Platform and
candidates, re-affirm the principle of squat
ter sovereignty, compliment the Demo
crats and denoum e the Republicans in
Congress..
SHAKSPEARE'S SKELETON.
in Aiempnis, l ennessee, the other day.
a man stood gazing 'in a window where
two skeletons hung suspended one being
that ot a m m the other a bov. A stran
ger coming up.
'Whose skeleton n that?" asked tie
mn, pointing to the Ur-rer
! bat is abakapeitre sa'd the si ran
ger."
"And wbise.is that?" continued the
man pointing to th smaller
"That is Shukspare's too " answsred
ihe wag.
"How can it be?"
"Why, that's him when he was a boy,"
was tbe rejoinder
"Oh I 1 never thought of that.
And our frend walked away, wondering
how those queer creatures, the doctors, got
the bones out of dhakspeare s body when
be was alive.
THE FIRS7 QUAKER PUN.
Not long since a "Friem! " who rejoiced
in the name of Comfort, paid bis devoirs to
i tounr and attractive Quaker widow.
named Rachel H Either. Her griefs were
too new, or ber lo er too old, or from other
causes, nis oner was declined, w Hereup
on a Quaker Iriend remarked that it was
the first modern instance he had known
here Rachel either objected or refused
to be Comforted." 1 he anecdote as remar
kable as being the first Quaker pun on re
cord.:-."
Rev. Joshua Upsrn, of D vton, (Ohio )
became infected with tbe "epiritual" disease
some lime aero, and, under the -inv ression
that be was directed so to do by "s pi nts,"
abstains'l fr ni eattng. and actually died on
lsl sundajr week of starvation.
Tbe losa of property by fires in the U-
nited Stales last month was quite small, -
tT'OU itiiig to only 9617,000. . In tbe eight
months of 1856 the losses bave amounted
to 9l2.0o4.000, reckoning only those of
910,000 and over.
An Irishman, fresh from the sod, end an
xious to secure a hummmr bird, caushr a
arga bee instead ; it stun birrt.Ntfhen Pat
cried out: M Houiy Moses, how hot his lit.
tie ful is!" ; r
! , NOTICE. 5
AI L PERSONS mdebteJ to me for Goods
narehased urevlou to let July, will please
eall and settle. On all aceoaata ataadiag over
six months, we will cnargo interest. -
July 1858, - oKO. tv. FRENCH.
JUST RECEIVED PER SCHR. R. W.
BROWN.
20 Barrels Pork.
: ' 10 do ; Beef.
2 Tea. Hsroa sugar cared.
6 Barrels Lard
I Smo Beef.
SO Firkins Gorheo Batter. ,
20 Boxes Cheee. '
30 w Adamantine Caadles.
,31 - Eng. Starch. ;
30 Barrele Kagar. : , .
20 BagaCoSce ' . -
For aaia at tbe OrUrlnal Famili-
GEO. MVERS. I
' No. 114 13. Fr ai atrrrt.
Aug. 23. ISM.
CANDY.
. J . assorted sr. n lennta caray eui
sale by
ZENO H
urkkkk.
Aug. i. :
6t
CANDY.
Cf BOXES Asaorted fresh Candv
9t reeeiv
JJadw r -'.--- ? ,j.
GEO. MVERS
- " ' 34.
'Jane 3.
-4 V notice, -zsf r. 1
" H K su bacribe i respectful I informs the ttublic.
tbaiha ia b.iw riaueilii tne i uoo onainess
oa hisowaaecooauajid hp c by strict tentlrtite
business, te meri a eenttnuano nut. patronage
eerstofare soUbersny fceseo p
Stock.Raal Estate and Nesroea. bought sad said
oa a eommiMion, eilber at private or p sous sale.
T7H1TK ' v liKKV far B.jndyinf Peache
V V la ntaeh het. Kraadr ibrtvela while wnn
kev nlamps ilu. iHtacH.aad U eheae. Ala on
Hand blic Peiicti Hraadv and aiia. for m
jiho purnooe. JR. KK-lTH.N.
r A or. 21. is No. I Market, St.
N. C SHWSTINGS AND VARXS.
-f f BALK N.C riheeiinxa and Vro,;u r
X J cefved aad fur
rata bi
Jaaa 12.
T. C.
4- 8. O. WORTH.
rOFKKK! O-iKKKK!! (00 bHe best RIO
O OOKPKK lor -ale to arrle. - Call a ear ef-
lleaaad mnmpK T. C 4 B.Q.WORTH.
v Asc.21.M5e. , . ; 61.lw-
FALUABlE STORES ox market
.TRKKTK' Ka from Isi October neu, the
Store oa a-Mltb ldt of Market Street, at pres.
m occ anted bt tr W. f & Tonroahend. Aho
the iore oa nwrih aide Market afreet, at preeent
e-rasied h J K.. Raaton. Ka. AD 'v ! f
D- H. B.tKKR, or
. Aac- 23.-IOI. M. LONDON.
I VAT RKCE1 vED. per Schooner Myrorer, a
.1 . bnaaiifal aaaortment of JStaiionerr White
vi litrr. VV hlteliid l.eiter. Blue Laid Cap,
K ueVor i.eiter,ltieioTeUap,Mioe l.aid Letter,
iiM Wove :ap. White Laid Cap WUlte La If
ionim-rrial .Note, Vhi'e Woe Commercial Note,
and Klanfc Booka. Vemorandanis. Pax Koka
ar Books, iwernla. Ca-h r?....k -. Parker ttonkx.
Ink, 8anl, ."sand Paper. Peoa, Pen Hodr. Paper
weignu, Kill Hiea.ac, a.- .e. f ur aieai
WMI l AKKK'S
36 Market atr.
Aac.28,l8M. ,70
"the commission douses
f 'Liwmu at nau-paat ne o'clock, eommen-
V cio ihU a Tier noon, we deem It a fiitine time
o rani ark mat ine uoos ft lor. auDDUed with :
cnoicesiocs ot tfeatiins Matter. Including moai
of ihe latest publications, does noi ctoae until at
easi two hours later
Jsrl9. S, W. WH 'TAKER.
FISH ON CONSIGNMENT.
Kt l BBLS.No 3 Mackerel,
0)J 60 1 do do.
A few hbla No I do.
' A fe bbla. Malle's. ioit received, and for
ale ia lorsto suit, by G. W. DAVIS.
June 14. 39
" AUGUST 8T5T
Wm ECE1VED THIS MOimiNO;-
m.mi reiersoD'a L.ad'a National
Magazine:
Sapirnirr
Hunt's Merchants' Magazine:
Merry's Museum :
Little's Living Age No 638;
The Motrin 'a Magazine:
August.
Latest N amoerj of tbe s- ientific Americas i
Billon's Piniwrial Klag of Our Union; Saturday
Eveaina Post; Spiritual Tilegiaph t New York
Herald; Baltimore Hun i Yankee Notions; Yan
kee Doodle t Tht School-fellow ; Harpers Pat-
asm; ., auitckernocker jo y; tiraham ; Har-
prs'a Mor Book ; Bailou'a Monthlv. 4c, Ac:
nana i a. -nr. nnii AkHKM.
Aug R, 1866. 62.
NOTICE.
t HA
I Ha
AVE thia day asaoriated with me ia the
Mware Businese in Wilmington, my Son
C K Reaixsoar. The business will hereafter br
conducted under the firm ot J M. Robinaon dc
3oa. . M. POBINSON.
II. ROBINSON & SON.
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Importers, Mavjacturtrs' Agents and Dealers in
RilDailll, COTLKhT. IHIIN. aTCKL. NilLa, 4CUI-
CULTl'BAI.
I.CMCMTM, C.
. M. BOBINSON.
c. c.
ROBINSON.
Jan. I, 1S.'i6.
124
DISSOLUTION.
'pHE Oopartnrrsl.lp ol Bryan dt Oldham, w
lerrainated on the itil Aug. last, by tbe de a t
if the senior partner.
sept. . i
THE nadersigned have thi day entered Into
Copertnerahio lor the transaction f a General
lyonamisslon, urain and r lour business, under tbe
name of stokley dt Oldham.
'Ate. TUM.I'.r,
ALEX. OLDHAM.
74
NORTHERN APPLES.
TUST received, and open for Inspection, an ex-
J callent variety of Pippin Apples In fine order.
r or sale at ma eroaaway ariety oiore,
No 40 Market street.
Sept. 6 . W. H. DaNEALK.
(Journal A Herald copy.)
B1RGAINS! BARGAINS! !
I H K subacriber having adopted the "thirty da"
a ana uaen eveiem." isaetermtnea to make it
lo the interest of purchasera to paironise hitn, by
teepiag constantly on hand a aupply of Groce
ries, ate- at reduced prices.
Just received : 40 boxes ot uoanea and Kngllsh
tairy t'heeaei 36 hags Java. Rio and Lasruayra
'ufffci: a lareeand fresh supply of nice Bolter
and Lards 43 baga and boxes Buckwheat; 2000
ts tJodfiKht No. I and z Mackerel and -"almnn
in half hbis. and kits: Hiram Smith's Flour, in
hlf bbls.i Kice Flour j 4 boxes of Sterein. Ada-
msn'ineand Sperm Candles Mods, Bu'ter. Su-
sar and Water Crackers, iu bbla and toxes ; Ful
ion Market Berf, dc.,d-e. For sale hy
WM. Li. a TtlwmSSHKNU,
March 6. No. '0, Market street.
B!C0N.
BACOV. 3000 ls Extra
N. C. Bacon,'
it ho r-jund. for asle to arrive pe
t it.. Koad.
Aug. 7
T.Cdt B.
O. WORTH.
orricst n; dt m. r. r. company
IfiLMiNarOM. N C , Sept. 1. 1866. "
ORAI.ED Propnsala, addressed to iheanderslam-
C3ed will bo received until tie ih inm tor Ihe
eoaatrsctt.n of a Paaencer Shed. 300x72, with
ticket and other Office, i : ; - , .. -; :
Plans. sprciAratiuns. drc. may be aeen at the
office of the Company after Tuesday. The right
to receive or reject any proposal is reeerve!. -
, 1 J.. r'LKflinti,
Sept.2.78-i8ih. , . Gen. Sup't
SUGAR AND BACON.
JUST RECEIVED, per Schooners Exchange dt
no tibia. KcBned Kasars: ;
. 3 Hhds. P. R. Sugars; ' :
2 Boxes Loaf do
' I Rhi. Syrup; " "
T Hhd. Bacon (Sides and ShoaUfers;)
20 Hbla. Floor; ' -
20 Do Reeitfiod Whisky i '
20 Cases Claret V ine ;
v Cask extra Pot r 1m; ... . . .
10 fasr Lenm vruD
For sale at the saweat prkv-a for cash, hy
: w,U.S.TO VN.SHKND,
No. 20. Market street.
tag ?fi, 8 ' ..... .... .. ti 69.
FRESH ARRIYALS. I
PER aehr. J. H i Flairner, from Philadelphia. at
GEO H KF.LLEV oV BRO! No. II. North
Water street 20 boxes Adamanrina Candles, low
ioreaan. -
April It - ' 12
WAU-BUN.
HE '1-aHy Pay- inthe North eets V Wrs."
JOOn rf . JLenxie. ol I'titrmma ra.M (ton. ! .
Ulaatratsdt mtelv peril hed. Rmtira ar.d f-r
sale at .. . S. v.- S HITAEFK'Si
Jaly 15. . , . , 51
BLANK NOTE AND DRAFT ROOKS. Jast
received at, . , tL W. WHITAKER'S.
1- ..uuliatied ever ' i easDAr, 1'nvimr aad
ATaAV at S9 pr aaaant, pat able tn all cases
njiivanci:. , ,. -
1V r;l il is t0 tINO Kditi.b and Paoreia-
; CarMer Kre.td Mai kel Mtreets,
wjtattaeTov. a. c.
i f MM OK .OVKRTISI G.
t aqr. 1 insertion ' Su SO r 1 aqr 't n.ontlta, S4 ut
I ,.- '2 ..--'., -"764 1 3 ..". it
1 3 " 1 00 1 1 "6 ' 8 0
1 " 1 month, 201 12 1200
Tea liaee or lese make a square. If an adver
tisement exceeds ten lines, i be uiice wilt be ia
pruportloa.
All adveriisemeais are payable st trie timeoi
heir insertion.
ioatracta with vearjtjr advertiaera. will be madt
a the miMl liberal terms.
' No trasafcr f contracts for vearlv advertUlnt-
will.be .Tinltti-d "Should cireauietancea readit
1 1 hanga in butnes., or an unexpected remva.
neceaaarv, s cnarfe aecordms t 'he pe liahe
trmi will he at the option of the contrast t, f-
IV trrtvueare of Anaaal Jrdvmtaer ia trictll
'imlted to thejt wa Immediati huslneaa; and all
advertisemeais for tbe benefit ol -ther persona,
a well all advertiaem nts noi itn-udntly con
nected with their own Knalnrsa, and all exet-e
dveniaemeaia in Icaeih or ihcrwlae h.y..nt th
limits encaged, will tu charged at the tieoai rates
No 1vriiMmenta ia included in the con ract
or the eate or rent f hou- .r Innda in town t"
nantry or for tbe note o hire .f rfgrocs. wheth
r the property i owned b 'h advertiser or hv
jthe' peraona Thee sr excluded bjr the term
"immediate bvri eat "
Ml i Werletnent Inserted in ihe trl-weeklx
Co-nmsrdol are entitled to . one iesertion In the
laeWyfree of eharre.
t()B, CARD AND FANCY PRINTING,
JIIErDTED II Sl'PKRIliB STTLB.
r;Eir ptK thk cohmeiicial.
Naw Yobbt Mersra. Ouiuiti dt Pottbb.
Boston CHABLe.-aUTH. Ho. 6, Central Wharf
Philadelphia. K. l.'OHSir.
HaUimare Wat. H.PsAKsand Wm. Thomsoji
OUR MOTTO IS T0 PLEASE"
AT THE
VllmIua;oi Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
Mauutaetory.
I'HK subscribe rsspecllully in furmst republic
thai hi hits recently received addition to hia
stork ol Saddle and Harness Mouutince, ore, the
latestafid most improved style, and is . onstanly
nanulucturirtfi .ulhisstore on iarket street. every
description ol atticli in the above line. From his
experif-no in the business, fie feels confiden 1 1 hat
hi'Wiil be able to giveentir. Atisfactlontoaliwho
mayravot him witb a call, lie tins now n nind,
and willconatautly keep a laracassortmen i.if
Coach, Gtj? ami Sultry Harness, bad y s Saddlrs,
Bridles. Whip arc.. GcnUcmen's Sulrtlts, Whip
Spurs. dc
Bf"-all
1 llhel
- V He
all of which he will warrant to be of Sfetr
e best material and workmitnahip. f
haa alao a large assortment of
Trunks, allaes. Saddle and Carpet Bag.
!atcnel. Ham Trunks, die . and all other ar
ticies asually kept in such establishments, all of
which he ofler ! for CASH,or onhoricred
to prompt ettatoniera.
Middles, Harness. Trunks, tedica I Hags, Ac.
Ac. itiatlt-to order.
fnaddition tothe above the anbecrlbei ilway
keeps on hand a large aitpply o String leather
and haa now, and will kr? through the eeaaon a
good assort m ntor iriy mitts.
Allareinvlter'to call and xamtne my (foods,
whether in want or not, as I iakrp!eaeartluibw-
ngtny aaaortment to all who may ravormewlth
a ran
Harnessartd Coach Trimininga sold at a fair
rirtc u persons buying to manufacture.
'Also, w hips ar wnoiesaie.
Allkindsof Rfdinr Vrhit lea boagh t r.. old
-.n.nilon JOHN J. CONOLEY .
Feb. 7. 1856. 138
1UST RECD. PKR SCHR. L. P.SMlTHs
J 1500 lb.. Extra N. C. Hama
10 half bbla Fulton Maiket Beef,
6 bb.s Roe Hnring,
6 Cut " .;
1 Rwl Tongues.
1 ' Pickled Beef Tongues, ' '.
1 Dried Beef,
1 ' fiialinon. Just ree'd and for ale by
WM L. S. T .WiVSHEND
No. tK Market St.
As;. 14, IF56. 64
flllS NORTH CAROLINA'.'
MUTLAL LlKLlASLRANCLCO.tlP'i,
- KAL.1U 11 , N. C.
i'HE above Company hrsbeen inuperatiomincc
the lstol April, 843. under ihedirectionof the
followio Officers, vix t
UT. Charles fc. tonhsoa, President
Wm. ."). Haywood, Vice President
, John G. v illiania, Secretary,
Wm. H.Jones. Treasure.
Pcrrin Uusbee, Attorney,
Or. -Jharla K.Johnson. . n .
ir.Wm.H.McKee. i Mfdicat Doard o,
Dr. R.B. Haywood, J ,nuuaini.
J. Hersman. General Agent.
This Company haa received a chartei xivinff ad
vantages tothe insured over any other oiiid.iov.
The 6th Section eives the Husband the orivilece it.
insure his own life for the sole uee oj hi Vifeand
Children, free from any claimif the vpreaenta-
ivesol the husband or any of hia crrditora
Orcanixed on purely mutual orinciph-s. the life
member articJpatt in ihe irholeof the profits which
areicctarcd annually Hesides. th applicsnt foi
life, when the annual premium is over30 may pay
one nan in a ivtne :
All :laimsior inaorancessainatthe Company wil
oenaid within ninety days after proof of the death
of rhe party is furnished. -
Slaves are Insured tor one or five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders u seeur- thl
class of oroperity araiast the uncertainty of life.
Slave insuranea- present, s new and interestinw
featurrin the history ot 'North 'aroiina. which will
prove very Important to the Southern Statfa.
The last four month operation 'ft hi 7ompany
ahowaa verylargeamonntof business more than
the Directors expected to do the first year, having
already tasued more tnan w) Kotieies
Dr. W, W. Haeaias. Medical Examiner, and
Agent. Wilnrlnston. N. C. - ?
AllommiinifraUonsonhusineof theCompany
ahouldbeaddreasfro . '
. JOHN Q. WILLIAMS. Sec'v.
Riieith. June B. 1 FEB .
COFFEE! COFFEE!
ff' BAG" best Rio Coffee this dsy landing
hH, from Schr. N. C. Mwhon. For sale on
wharf b v
T. C. At B. G.
WORTHS
Asr. 30, IS"tf.
71 lw.
VALUABLE TO INVALIDS.
t 7E bave just pat upon retail.
V.V I
cask Port Wine.
1 " Madeira, the beat article ever snered
In this market. At the Original Grocery.
? OK". M VERS.
P. We make no ore tensions In the way
mmmm. 0t UMBRELLAS we offer
aomeeaBiifal DUTCH HEAD CHKKSRjur
received this day St UfcU,alVKRS'.
Oct II. .. 99
AT COST.
WE have yet on hand a email stork of jfena
Bavsand Child reoa MirwOond.. which we
offer st Cost, for cash, to rinse ih-ro out . . '
Aagiz. . snr.rAsuasiKKS
MACKERELS.
O Cbarrela Ne aiackerela
JlObalf , Do - Do
a aaperier arncle alao ,
10 half Barrets Ne 1 Mackerels ' .
for sale, ia arrive by ,
....... UbUKUK at YERS
4a;-2t.:85 " " 68-
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
RRf.S. fresh groeBdFaaily,8nper. end
Fins. Received to day and for sale hy -
ZENO H. G SEEN If. -
30
C0-P AitliiRSiilP A011CE.
'pHE oaderigned have purcbaaed the Drug Es
X tabliafaaaent of Meaars. C dc D. OaPrs.
They will continue the Drug business in its va
rious brancnes onaer ine orm ot tv. m kakks at
t;0. WALKER MEARKS,
. J. L. MEaUK3, U. D.
ftfav 20. 5-tf
JUST RECEIVED BYG. R. FRENCH.
AFUKKH supply i'f "Bn Hr DAVIS" VJtit
. TABLE PAIN KILLER, in entire Nsw
Daaaa To be sure that yu gel the genuine Md
ioine.lna Hire tor the New Dresa with two fine en
graved sinel labels on each bo l lie. f
Aptli IS. la-H.
FINE"rOSIN STRAINERS,
COR sale by J. M. ROBINSON & SON,
a. 11
Iminston, N. C, Jane 3.
34.
NEW HERRING.
c . BOXES New Herring, just received st
June3. GEO. MVERS.
. .W.IL, Mil Nj T O W
SIARBLE A.ND STONE YARD.
rt e a tt m i a .
j nr. ouoacnDer naving aceeptea ine agency oi
1 seve'ra: larceeaublishments at the North which
will furnish him an unlimited supply of finished or
uofinihi-d, foreign and domestic MARBLE of all
qualities, is prepared is nil all orders for
IHNUMRN rs AND TOMB STONES.
and evert other article in the line of the business
at reasonable rates
SCULPTURING . L ETTERING OR C ARVING
Executed as well as csn be- done either North or
"outh.
Thebesi reference csn be given, if required.
JAS. McCLARANAN.
Jan. 6. 1854. . if.
CIGARS.
1 rW"l nflfl CIGARS, at prices front 5 00
I Wtt JJ to S40 per thousand, at the Fam
ily Crroeery. GEO. MYERS
April 17. H
ON CONSIGNMENT.
GCZ BOXES New Vork city made Pale Soap, a
J prime article. For sale by
July 3. G. W, DAVIS.
PROSPECTUS
OF TIIE RAIL ROAD TIMES.
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
Devoted to News, Internal Improvement, Educa
tion, Agriculture, Manufacture d Com
merce. WK know that the Interests of the People of
our Slate demand such a paper, and believing
'hat one free from political strih a and quarrel of
the doy, devoted to such topics, will be the kind
thev deir, we confidently enter upon this enter
prise with the assurance ol meriting snd meeting
their approbation snd support. Our object is to
make the Timet, the mirror of the State, in which
allctnace their true interests held up and encour
aged. I ETERNAL I MPROVEMENTS.-To this sub
ject we expect to devote aa much space ass lull
statement of the various operations will require;
or as our worxe oi improvement advance, so do all
the other interests of the State.
EOUCATI IN.-It is a source of regret to all
interrftfd in the Educational interests of oa
. . . . . .
oiiiTP,(jnn wno is not i) mat our papers sre so
much devoted to party polities, Ac , that this grest
i-uuse tins rxtea too much neglected; we propose.
therelore, to devote to this subject, s portion ot
our kpnee Ve will foster and carefully note the
nvanceoient of kducation, not only in our highei
Schools, but also in our Common Sehools.
AGRICULTURE, M ANUFACTIIREAND
uniJir ni i., at t ia stags of our history, ars
comma ndtna the attention of all our rood State
and nioney-lovinj citizena. Therefore, the Mark
e'.s wiil he reported with care, and all items, ealcu
lated to throw light on either of those inseparable
-uancnes oi inauiry, win be carcluliy gleaned and
tofenro every wca.
It ia unnecessary to ay more If we had lime.
but the "whistle of the locomo'ive" on the East
and the cheering news from the West sdmonish
us to close. Permit us, however, to qssure you
that the firat number of the Timea will make Its
appearance about thi time the cars resch this place
irora ne r.a fl r.
TERMS The Times will be printed weekly In
Grecnsboroash.N. C. on new material, and con.
"sin aa much reading matter as soy paper In the
iBie. Kir per annum in advance.
K. W. OGBURN,
C. C. COl.E.
J. W. ALBRIGHT.
Nov. 6. 100-16
GREEN PEAS.
MO-T delicious article. A few pscksses, In
i-a. me -roo," yet on hand, and for sale at
July 15. 8. W. WHITAKER'S.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
.,e BRI.S. Family and Extra Floor. Wilmine
. J ton and Favettevilie insnection. For sale bv
T CAB.
O. WORTH.
An 30. lflSo.
71 lw.
HAY ! HAY !
( A BALES prime Hay, In store and for sale
" I . C. p B. U. WORTH.
Aug 5 60
FRESH GROCERIES.
S we are to start North in a few days, for the
purpose of purchasing; s new stock of Gro
ceries, I would thank those who have not paid
-netr hiiis to July 1st to do so immediately.
July 19. GEORGE MVERS.
RICE,
Or CASKS, just in.
April 10. T.
RICE.
For sals hy
C. St B. G.
WORTH.
LIME, HAIR. PLASTER & CEMENT.
CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale by
. GEORGE HOUSTON.
SUBSCRIBERS TO IRYING'S
T1TASH1.NGTON, will please call and get
v taoircopies st - S. W. v HITAKaK a.
July 31. ' 53
IN STORE AND JUST RECEIVING!
A( BBI.S. stewarta and N. Y. Refined Sugars.
4sV CruaA. Loo. f-c: 65 bbla. Cincinnati and
Baltimore Rectified WhUkevs ; 15 bbls. Mess
Pork; 25 bbls. Fsyetieville Flour t 33 boies Ad
smsntine snd Sperm Usndlea 1Z barrels and 1
boxes Baiter. Soda, snd Milk Crackerat 5 Hhd
Molaases. For sals by
WM. L STOWNSHEND,
No. 20 Market Street.
May 24. 30.
IRVINGN LIFE (IF WASHINGTON,
KliiJKI vt.Ll and tor saie at -Jaly
31. . W. WHITAKER'S
JUST RECEIVED
DER SCHR. R. W BROWN, A large lot of
I Lemons and frraases in fine order; prices to
uit the times, at the Broadway variety store mar
ket street. W. H.DaNEAL.
Jsly K 43.
Office of the W. At VT. R R. Co,
WilminEton. N. C. Set. 4. 186C.
COR RENT FOR NE YEAK.frora 1st Oeto-
or n X'. ine nan n.ou r-muna; saiOOSJ and
other boisi and Fixtures connected iherewitbv
Kpplf to nas.s. AHK,
Sept. 3. 72. tf. - 1 r President.
NOW RECEIVING, .
PER sehoanera Adile aad Ltesla R as sail :
35 bbls Refined Sagars, also. Crashed aad
Powdered -"
25 hags Rla. Java and Lagaayra Cofleest
S cheats superior Ooloej aad Green Teas
I S eaaes aaperiar braada Claret Wiate j
, 40 boxes Soap j . s . . -r , - , r
25 do. Pearl Starch I C
40 baskets Champagne, (sery superior Smnafa;)
' 20 bbls. Rectified Whiskey. For sale tow
.5 L. 8. TOWNS H END.
July 2t Ne. 20, Market street.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. C. LATTA,
COMMISSION MERCHANT d GENERA L
AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
OcLl,18SS. 85-ly-c.
T.C. LB. G. WORTH,
C0J1ISS101 IBID PORVf tBOINQ SE8COSTS,
-: irlL.Minuiu.-y, v. c.
Jan 17.185S. 125-c
HENRY NUTT,
factor asd forwiedi.mi agest,
Will give his perianal attention to kuainett entrust-
em fate car. 4
Sept. 8, 1655. , , , ... 75-ly-e.
GEORGE MYERS,
WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL GROCER
Keeps conetanUy on hand, V'mw.. 7Vm, liquor.
rTovitms, vreo mia wruiow ware, rrvu.
Corfetionari,f-e. South Front rtrtct,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Nov. 18, 1865. 109.
' GEORGE HOUSTON,
- DCiLEB IK
Groceries, Provisions, and Naval Stores ;
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
VESS1SL AND FORWARDING AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Asg. 2. ' 60-tf
u. oollneb. g. pottlb. jr. camesden.
D0LLNER, POrfER & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
n isu i una.
April 30, 1855.
20-Iy.
L. N. BARLOW,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER,
AND DSALCB IN
LIQUORS, WINES ALE PORTER, d.
xi o. i ran lie mow, troiii street.
WILMINGTON. N.C.
Feb. 17th, 1P56. 140-tf.
ADAMS, BROTHER & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
July 28. 53
D. CASH WELL.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
uiuMiniaiua, m. c
Sept. 30. 84-1
HOOPER, DEARBORN & CO.,
COMMISSION M ER CHANTS.
WILMINGTON. N.
C.
sco. Koorn
J, L. PSABBOBBT.
WM.
. HOOPER.
July 28.
68-tf
JOHN A. STANLY,
COMMISSION MER Q II A NT,
Oct. 6ih, 1855. 83.
WM. L. S. TOWNSHBND,
WHOLESALE k RETALE GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 20 Maiket Street,
WILMINOTON, N. C.
May 24. 30.
W. G. MILLIGAN,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
Nobth VVTea BTaerr. Wisminoton. No. Ca.
Monuments, Toombs, Head and Foot Stones, and
all kinds oj Marble Work furnished to
order on reasonable terms.
June 5. 36-ly-c
SAMUEL A.VHOLMES,
ATTORNEY; AT LAW,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Will attend the Courts of Duplin, Sampson sad
New Hanover
Offiee on Princess street, next doof East of the
State Hani.
Aprils. 9-ly
J. M. STEVENSON, .
A GENT for the sale of all kinds of Produce.
xl Office on Ptincess at , ander ADAMS, BRO.
at ( -., vv iimingion, ix. is.
Feb. 12.l31-tf. J.M.STEVENSON
GEORGE R. FRENCH,
MAXUFACTPREa ASD
WHOLESALE d RETAIL DEALER
' IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, AND
SHOE FINDINGS,
NO. 11. M ARK ET STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C
March 6. 151
GEO. W. DAVIS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET,
rTILMINOTON, N. C.
Jaa.22.
132.
ANDREW S. KEMP,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ELIZABET0T0WN, N. C.
Will attend tbe County and Superior Courts of
Bladen, Robeson, Colnmbns and campson.
Jane IZ. JB-iv
JAS. C. SMITH. MILES COST!.
JAS. C. SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
April 26. 13-ly
BRYAN &. OI. DHABI,
GROCERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C
Liberal Cash advances mads on Floor. Cotton. I
ana naval stores consigned to tnetn.
ABg. !. as If.
THE NEW AGE OF GOLD.
OR the Life aad Adventaresof Robert Dester
Roma ine, written by himself. One vol. IZmo.
lately published. . Received snd for sale at
jaly la. g. vv. wun A&EH'a.
No. 2 MACEEKEL. v
JUST Received, 110 bbla. large else No. 2 Hali
fax Mackerel. For asle in lots to salt by -
GEO. W. DAVIS, North Water-st.
Jaly t. 46-tL ,
WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANK.
THIS iastJtattea located atCapt- Potter's ofBee
pooalto Bank of Caan Fear.wlll bo ooea fer
the recaption of depositee on Wednesday of eaeh
week, from 4 tot lek. P H. and on 8atnr.
day ad each week fren 4 to 0 o'eloek, P M. .
JOHN A.TAtLOO,Irslent.
Msy. U - Z!-f.
BALTIMORE LOCK liUiPMAL.
DK. JOHNSTON,
'PIIE founder of this Ct lebraied Insriiution ef-
a icr.trte most certain, Speedy aad utily tCtctu
al remedy in the world lor
SECRET DISEASES.
Gleets, Strictures, Seminal Wtakners, Palna in
the Loins, Constitutional Debility, luipotency
Weaknesaof tha Back and Limna, Afiuction. u
the Kidneys, Palpitation ol the Heurt, D)i-r U
Nervous IrrilaW ity, Disease of the ileud, 1 u,uitl
Noae or Skin j those itrious and mrluucijoiy di.ot
darsarising from the destructive hubils of Vouih
which destroy both body and mind, 'tfuue tierA
and solitary practices more futal 10 their vi.iuia
than the song of the Syrei.a to the murintr ct
Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hope, or i.n
ticipatior.s, rendeting marriage, Ac., imo4i,ib'e
YOUNGMKX.
Especially, who l.ave become the victims of Solita
ry Vice, that dreadful and deal
annually sweeps to an untinitly grave iliout.anr.a of
i young men of the most exah-ed tsii'm. nnh.in, .. .
intellect, who might otherwise have entranced
, --'' wjih ine wuaderao eiuauencv. cr
' wared to ecatacv the II vl rial tr- m... ..li .i,i.V. ,.
confidence. i ,ui,
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, ar Voum, m .
marriage being .H .reof PhlcaT 1 V ,
ganie Deblliiv. Deformiii... An .
steiynsult-Dr. J., snd bciceto
He who places himself nndortho t.rn.
ston may religiously confide in his honor a a lcb-
ueman.Boa connocniiy rely upon tiissUll aso phy.
IWIAU. , " "
Phy.ici. advertising ,o cure P.TZ.S..
His rrniediea and treatment ari .mir.i.
toallothera. Prepared (rem a iir .7. '
Great Hospitals of Europe and tho' Firi In th".
Dh,'!Dy?'KUs,E"gl"n.dF'ance' lhe Hockley It
Philadelphia, and a more extensive practic
than anv other Dhvdcl.n in h. n,
. f . .. ... . .. nuiiy, X 1 1 . Ill Uli V
wonderful curca and moat imnr.n.ni .. i....i
rations is a sufficient guarantee to the nfllic ted
i nose wno unsh lo be auacciu u-nA .w,..u..
cd,ehouldshuntheurnrous trifling impctcri, wiij
only ruin their health, and apply to hirn
. P1TUI.. ur . n r. . ......... .rr'K ill'll.
n. nauiiAn risu IJIf rvo rilionr
No Mercury or Nauseous JJrutrs Use''"
OFFICE. No. T. SOIITI-I mrr,Li,. ...
left hand side colna rrum n.it;. .. '
, b - vji; pi rt ri a It w
doora from the corner. Fail not to ob.rr.. t i.
name and number, for ignorant irinir,
attracicd by the reputation ot Dr. JchDitun. lu' k
uut. I
DR. JOIIKSTnur
Member of the Royal Collect of .SnrJ.vn. r j
fr.r!drr'!f rLmoneof " eminent Ciiliegea of
the United t tales and th. ,.... . . . r. l
l.ife,Mbf;nfPen,Inthe pilaleol London. I'ar-
-.ruiiaueipnia.anaeisewaere. has etlecieA -,.n,-
ol the most astonishing cure, that uru..u.i, -
Many troubled with ringing in the ears and head
vbenasleep. ereatncrvounnuia .i..
sudden sounds, snd bashfuinese. niih freouect
Diusninf, attended aometlniM wiibt...n.. ' . ,
mind, were cured Immediately. ,
a UJili.lA.lN DISEASE.
When the rnlifrtiidflil and in,., ...a. . . ... .
pleasure finds he haa Imbibed the seeds oi; .hia
painful disease. It too often happens thai snilT-tii.i-ed
sense of shame, or dread of discovery, dutci
him from applvinc to those u li . ir..m . a.
and respectability, can alone befriend him, delay
ing till the constitutional symptoms of this hotiid
disease make their appearance such as ulcerate d
sore throat, diseased noae, noctural pains i ,h0
head and limbs, dimness of aiilu, deafness, node,
on the shin bones and arms, blotches on the head,
face and extremities, progressing with fiifhtlul ra
pidity, till at last the palate of the mouth or the
bones of the noee (all in. ami ih- ..r.i .
awfoldtaease becomes a horrid object of commi
seration, Mil death puts a peiiod to hiadreadlulsu;
ferings, by sending him to "that bourne irom
whence no traveller returns." To f uch th r. ior..
Dr. Johnston plrdees himself to
inviolable secrecy, and, from his extcn.ive Drac-
tice in tne first Hospitals cfKumn- a ,z.i...
he can confidently recommends i.r,...,i r-..H
cure to the unfortunate victim of thia horrid di.
ease. It Is s melancholy fact, that thousands fall
victims to this dreadful complaint, owing to the uu
skilfulnesaol Ignorant pretenders, who, ty lhe uao
of thai deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitu
tion, ana euner Sena tne unfortunate suhWr lo an
untimely crave. or else make the temiA... ..rur
erftbJe. i
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses a II those who h v. i ..j ..,
selves by private and improper Induigencea.
.uc.i.kuioui taa sad and melanekoly ef
fects, produced by early habita of vouth. vL .
Weaknesaof the Back and Limbs, Puin. ln ,ho
Hesd. Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Pow.
fTuT W,. r?n f lbe H"r, DJPfPr. Nervoua
Irritability Derangement f the Diteaiive l,..
tlona, oaoeral Uebilltv. Svmntnma Aff
lion. die. i " -'--- y
Mentally. Tha fearful (Tn.t. nn iK
, - - - . ........ VH ..... nun. lie
mu.cn to be dreaded t Lessor U.mnru r...t. ..
of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Fore bod i nts.
""rstonoi society-, Keif UintruM, Love of Soli
tU' ,tfItJ,'c",re on,e o the evils produced.
iwwimigi persons or aiiages, enn nowjudoe
rbat is the cause of their dcclinina haiii. r A.
inff their vigor, becoming weak, pale and emacia
ted, have a aingular appearance about the eyas
cough and symptoms of consumption. '
Uft.onnoiuma H V 1 tit J It ATI IV f. BFMf.
DV FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
By this great and important rniv4 .! ... i
the orcani are speed 11. cnrcdimi r.wi U. a
Thousands of the moat Aervoua andDebiliiatcd
individuals who hnd loat all hono h.v.h. , n (nn...
diately relieved. AW impediments to iMIi HUGk
f by steal or Mental Oiaqualificationa, Nervous It
riubiiitv Tremblincsand Weakneaa. or h...ii....
of the most fearful kind, speedily cured by Vt
'vnn.iua. . i
Young men who have Injured thcmatlvra fc
certain practice indulged in wlieoaione a habit
trrouently lenrned front evil rmtrini.... ...
school, the rifecis of which are nlkhilv f. it. even
when asleep, and if not cured. rnir,. ..,..
Impossibleriddcstroyaboih mind and body, stould
spply immediately, i
w hat a pity that a younc man. tha hnn. of hi-
country and the darling o? hia parent, Ihouid b.
snatched from all proapecta a nd enjoyments of life.
7 uKtmuenw aeviating from the path of
nature, and Indulging in a ceruin scare! tatit.
Bach persons, before eovuernnlmin
MARRIAGK
Should reflect that a sound mind aad body are th
moat necessary requi-itea :o pronwte coai.uilul
Itapptnese. fnded. wlihnm . h ... : ...
through life baconi.sa wear, pilgrimages the proa
pect hoarly darkens to the view; the mind Wtccn.es
shadowed with despair and eiLi i.k .k. .... i
choly reflection that ihe happineas of aaolUr be
comes blighted with oiir own
OFFICE NO. 1 SOUTH FREDERICE-ST.,
. Haitimoii, Mo.
All surrira! Annti... i-r.
Vi.Bm Let no falaa tltAi m r... Y
apply Immediately either personally or l ku'tr.
wisesaea Kpeerflly Cured.
TO STRANGERS.
The man tKatmi-nM.
In the last ten yearai and ihn numtAua tmnn..
tant Sartrical Ooeraiiona nFiroimrt k nr r it.
nessed by rhe Renorte rs of lh r.an.ra nt vnM
other peraona. notices of which haves p'peared set iu
ana again before the nubrif. l.M.a iii .i.mi,..
" r.en',cm,D of character and respoosIUUiy, ia
vi.u fjnaramee to m arrlirted. :
' TAKE NOTICE. '
It ia wttta tbe rraateat nliwfuv. thai Ttr Ji ill TcTr.u
parmits bia can) to appaar brfora !) fvaLlir. dwmiaa; it
naprofaaataoaj flr pb vateian lo adrarttae, lot anla. ha
aid au. the affile tad. eaneeialv anu. .
fall Into tha hand of tb rmny hupudRnt arid anlramc:
"PJt. witai ipaamraliw Kaiaa Ktuw or eon UrrJ,
Qiaaekahopa, rnhnin; UMwUnrt eitiea. eotitirir l)t.
u.wwTt, MwtlMimntj or adTrrt;n thrtuw'n.u
pby.tdw.. HUteraiaahaJlfrw.bnUoedfclU.wa. Vx lur t
work a tbwt-Orlirinal trade, with mnrt lor, id.
Uia brat, vbo. foe tbe parpoae of EnUenf iM Vtxi v
""'y OB flva or l rfflr arxler aa Ji.fi oilf.rciil
aea. ao that th afflicted Runiiu Mmr
sore to tumble headkma; into tha otner. IiOMtt I
Qaacks with enonnoas lylna eertiflcat uf yreat and a.
tonishlna; euras from panxma not to 1 ft.uod, vhok.cp
TOO taking lam bolt lea ut LicoaiCB With and .tbr
paekaa-eaa SiUiy and worthl eonipiMl., euuu'.vdly
Prepared te Impoae apon tha oDortHnale and nnowi.
as;. Tridina; raootb altar aaooth. or aa tons a the .inai!
aat fee eaa baohtalimd. and. In deTir. lrai- too ritl,
I uiaad haaith. te aiab over yoar ralUna; di.a vjo ni men c
It la thia motiva that Uidueca I'r J. to alertiar. .oa
vt itatt on craa roe. , To tbow oca-i.irml with hia
remrtatioa). ba daema it prcrwaary to "v that kla cradco.
tlal. or d'plorraa alwsva hanv la b omo.
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