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VOLUME XI NUMBER 9S.
AVILMINGTON, N. C, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1856.
WHOLE NUMBER 1343
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MISCELLANY.
ARRIVAL OF
THE ATLANTIC.
'V" FOUR DATS LATEK FROM EUROPE.
New York, October 23. The Collins'
temer Atlantic, from Liverpool, with
tu to the 45th inst. arrived here at 8 o'
tlotV this evening'. Her intelligent: is
four days later than previous advices
The steamer Asia arrived 'out at
8V-
fclock on the morning of the 13lh.
GENERAL NEWS.
The news by thia arrival is interesting
t'rom Ma drill U is telegraphed under dale
)f lie 12'h that OrDoonetl has fallen and
Narvxex ; has been, restored. ... O'Donnell
iand ali his colleagues resigned on the night
tf the lath." Their resignation was accep
ted and Ger. far vaez immediately aiwra
Ted office and appointed a new miuUtry,
viz : Pidal for Foreign Aff.tirs ; Seisse fer
Finance Nocedn I for the Interior rArzti-'
ela for Justice ; ITrlistando for War and
Jjersundi for the! Marine drpanment.
Tbere are no further particulars. ,
The Paris Journal Debits 8jrs:
Relieve that the pretensior raised by Rus
sia to the Island qfSerpn's have been a
bandoned, and the' le-Hm! has again be
come the possesiiori of Turkey. But the
Belgrade difficulty remains as before. It
. is hot true tbt 4,000 Austriun troops occu
pied Gulats." jj . -
lhe Neapolitan affair is unchanged. .
All thoughts nf the intended expeditipn are
Supposed to be j abandoned. Even the
French and English ministers are not to
be recalled. ' jV ..;..' '"
Russia is said to have given formal no
tice To reassemble th Congress of Paris, to
which France and Prussia hv assented,
and the matter now awails EngVa.id's coi
'currence. ' , .
. Denmark has consented to a reduction
of land transit duties, preparatory to a re
duction of the Sound Duties.
The weather has been variable.
, New York, October 28, P. M. The
Atlantic left Liverpool at noon on VVednes--riay,
the 15th. On the 231 she sfiw the
steamer. Arago, and on the 27th the steam
er Erricsson. ji '
Letters from Paris on the 'subject of the
lionncial crisis are less unfavorab- The
bullion in the Bank was said to be increas
ing both at Paris and the Branches.
' A camp of fifty thousand men -woold be
es'abluhed soon at Chalsul sur Marne. ,
Prince Mehedet AltPash, of Egyp,
hs arrived at Paris.
It was rumored that the Rothschil Is had
contracted with the Bank of France to sup
ply gold to the amount of six millions four
humlred thousand pounds sierlirg.
Revolutionary f documents addressed to
'the Italian people, purporting to be signed
1-y a committee for the people and the ssu
'tlents at Paris, were secretly posted in vn
nous quarters of Paris. They, urge the
Italians to urms and promise assistance.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
TWO" WEEKS LATtR. FUOil CALIFORNIA
New York, Oct. 23 - The steamer Uli
tiois arrived here this afternoon ; from As
.pinwall, bringing four hundred, passengers
nnd San Fran.isco dates to the Oth. .Also.
$1,632,000 tn specie. .
The pr ncipal consignees ere as follows ":
Wells, Fanro & Co 00 000; Drexel &
Co. 225,000 ; Metropolitan Bank $200.
O00; Howlund & Aspinwall $133,000;
VVa Hoge. 8118,000 ; Duncan, Sherman
& Co. f ilO.OOO i Thomas Watson $23,
000; S. II Wines $16 000. ' j
Business at Sin Francisco was improv
ing, and the intelligence from the ourres
was encouraging.
t Ex-Governor MeDougall was arrested
on his arrival out on a charge of illegal vo
ting. " '. j , ,
The Illinois connected with the steam
ier Golden Gate,iwhtch brought down $2,-
153,000 in specie.
The jury in the case of ex-Collector
Hammond, on trial on the charge of etn
bezzling public moneys, had disagreed '
The grand jury for San Mateo county
'had found an indictment egainst Ex Gov
' vernor McDougatL for fraud at the May
election, and hej was held to bail in the sunt
of $500. , .?
Doctor Armstrong was murdered near
Sacramento, by la man named Colebrook.
and-while the latter was being examined,
the citizens broke into the' court, disarmed
1heof5cers. seized the prisoner and carry
ting him off, hung him upon a tree. ' '
The suit of Mesick versus Sunderland
has been decided in the Supreme Court in
favor of the plaintiff, giving him a title to
5xne third of the city of Sacramento, worth
- three millions of Dollars. '
The San Francisco papers publish a let
ter from Col. Fremont, in answer to a letter
of enrpiiy addressed by the editor of the
" San Francisco Bulletin to the three Presi
dential candidtss The other candidates
vlid not answer. .The Bulletin says that
CoL Fremorrt's letter hae given great satis
faction to th citizens generally.
Advices from Oregon state that the pros
tecl of peace with the Indians was flatter
. 4ng. - ;:' r -
Capt. Bon man, of the United States ar
my, who had become insane, wandered
from bis friends and his dead body was after-wards
found in the woods i I '
Tbere is nothing important from Wash
ington Territory. .
The sloop or war John Adams hat ar
rived at Honolulu -all well. ;
There is nothing of importance from the
Isthmus. Lieut. Charles VVjAbyr of the
frigate Saratoga, died at Aspinwall on the
17th inst S .
ENERGY.
"The longer I lire, says a great writer,
Hb more certain I am that the great
difference between men, the great and the
insignificant, i energy invincible defcr-taxination-an
honest purpose once fixed.
: nd then death Or fictory. That quality
will do anything that can be done in the
worId; and no talent, no circumstances.
no opportanity, win maae a two legged
creature a rnao witnout it."
Muxificext Dokatioji Sylvester Lynd
of Chicago, has given 8100,000 to found
a University, tn charge of the PresbyterU
nDs. This munificent public benefactor
nrrived in Chicago nine years ago, from
Scotland, will just two sovereigns in bi
poeket.
L- W. PIiiOTT,
COMMISSION MERCDINT,
BEAUFORT, N. C.
Anv bnslnesn entriiurd to Ma etirnlion wilt h
attended u prompilj anri to the best of bia ability.
BEf 11 EKCKS i
I'nmmln'A Stvron, Com. Merchants ) Wilminfr
Mr. Ja. Nofciiin, AtMTHfV it Law, ton M O.
Mr. Kdward 5tant, Beaiitort N. .
Mr. Benjamin L. errjr, General Aot for-tTadcr
risbters, BoanfortjW. C. '
Fe b. 6thy 1656 . ai-12m-w.
" MftffiO PASSES.
AN FAV Fdrm f Paeaes, containing sanhary pw
vis!on, ubprowd by he Cornmi8iortcra.ab4
number of otherainterested in the welfare pf our
eoton d rvkpuiatiun. a juat issued at the office of
Tli t ( 'on m'erciai.
PROSPECTUSOF THE
" SOUTHERN SENTINEL,"
A Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal to
. he publish d weekly, at Wilson, N. C- -r
"fF K fxifiiinir condition of political partirasaad
I of pariizan atriie, iviiiiraleueKetOe -eslab-li,ihtni;
of such a journal a ttvc '-oiithrrn St ml
nei" nropoaeJto hpc&n. Thrpresi nt, indftd, is
a eri-.i in our political history, never w itn an d br
tora. Theoniiiuiion has len invaded ; the laws
trim pled and spat upon; rligiou iihert jr ageailrd ;
VIUtt boxes broken and numi; ih landmark of
our poliiieal anct tlry' part. ally efTaerd : the wis
dom Heiived from a time -honir d expTrr.cv un-
nentttdi tft-anre and qnetionull iiud have born
puWicd in high poiiii ns; a ad lansiici.-ni, unchai
ned irom Us axe aim its lapgot pil--a in toe rvorm,
ii hi-ard to bowl arnons u in 'he 5 oath. These
evils, aofara it humhlr nbilitics Shall ft-rve.
THE SOUTHERN SPINTLNEL
WHJ endi-avor ro arrest, ft will endeavorto Infetll
eatea rvvermce for the law's they exist, and for
,ihc Oowstiwtion, Jib it has bcu taicrpred by the'
wise nterrwt the pavt and by tne ratnera or in
OeniorraUc faith.' It willdefrnd nnt onl palitteai
but BCLtsrocs liberty, and will do battle apWlnet ev
ery po ivical hereby that may appear, whetheij
hatched in caves or cu'veris, of open convention.
- The Sentinel will also, to relu-ve the monotony
of politics, devote space to literary topics, original
and electd. as well as to miscellaneous subjects,
which Jhllin lucte Agricultural and the latest t-"oni-nrercialintelHsrenre.
In britT, no efforts nor ex
penses will be spared tn make the Srnrinel one of
ihe moat useful and efficient jurnsls in the outn.
The first number of the Sentinel will be issued
about the first f the nrxt month, and sent to aub
scribersat the rate of $2 per annum : 92 50 at the
fnd of six months, f4 S3 at me end ef Ihe rr.
Discount "made in behalf of clubs,, who shall take
five, ten ot more copfca.
J. F. KEENAN, Editor.
Jan. t7. 130-31
PROSPECTUS-OF THE
PLYMOUTH
UANNER.
J'HK suicriberi havinz purchased iho Villa
get" c-mHIw-hineni , will commence publishinz
it weVly Newspaper of the above till. , about the
niiddia of Jano.iry, l?r-6.
Ouri:per will le "imlepenJcrU in alt things.
and nctttrnl in nalhiur." civ'ng ll parin d J
erred a reBrixtfuI he.trin It will be devoted t
ih interests of I'l) mouili , North Carulina- )
th.i Sourh ro the cne of Ediu:ation, Acrieul
tare. In'ern.il I n pr .venieni. and ihe derlopimnr
of the rcmiun-cs of the State.
Wc will do alt sn our p wer to make aur paper
intere-tin(f to the rnernl reader, a well aa tolhe
hwinetiw tn.in Proper attention will be eien the
Vrarine l.tbt and Price ( lurrent. in short, we will
try to make he " Banner'' a neat puper, and
companion to all classes, from the Parlor to the
"ountiinr Room. nd oneuor'hy the support of
those favoring ua with 'heir putrunaje.
TERMS.
1 copy in advance $2 per anntim
1 copy at the end ol sir Hioothe, ti 50.
1 copy ai the end f ihe tear, S3.
ti. G. D VK PORT, I Editor and
C. H. KtCL.LV, Proprietora.
Jan 12. 129-3f
TO THE PUBLIC.
O E MOV At. AND NEW STOCK OF FINK
Li. GOOD.S.--The subscribers respectfully inform
herr friendsand th'.- public that they intend KK
fciOVJNG their princijvit eaiablishmenl Iroro tWir
pre.-ert tand. No. "d North Water atretet, to their
new stand, No. 13 MARKET JsTRfcKT, wherc.io
addition to their pretx nt large and carefully select
ed stock of Goods, they will i.pen on ornbout iha
15th of September an entire new and liesh atxck,
piiri haM-it by one of th- twelves in the Northern
lilies, with crpecivl riterenee to the wants of this
community. Their su.ck wiil consist of DRV
GOODS TIJUNKS, UMBRELLAS. HATS,
SHOES, READ V MaOK CLOTHING, 4c. c.,
in tact a general assortment euiud to the town
nd com try trade, which they will eell wholesale
and retail, at as low pricea aa can be afforded by
any other l ouse in the business.
Tiiey would call eepcefnl attention to their Rea-dy-innde
Clothing, which fs all manufactured lor
ihemw.ves. and under iheir own supervision, and
whieh they cm wiirrnnl as fiithfully gotten up. and
culeolflted tit give full sutinfaction to purchasers.
One of the partners wilt leave for the North a
houl the 20l infct , io purcliHue goods. It is very
desirable to obtain as much money a possible by
that tittie. and thy Kust thai those indebted lo
them wiil nuke it convenient to settle their ac-i.-oonts
by that tin e, in whole or in part.
- Thankful for past favora, they solicit s continu
snce and increase of ihe sa me.beiny de erinined by
injdera'.echargeaand a at rict attention to business,
to merit a share of public patronage
WEILL 4 A NATHAN.
Aug. 16. 1S5G. S3.tf
WtLKIXGTOxN & WEL. R. It, CO.
Orrica Khoi.v asa awo fomtvTBMtcirT, t
A llinington, N. C. Jan. I-, IP&6.
fHE PASStNGKlt TRAINS WILL, UN
TIL further notice, run over this roadvs fol
lows :
GOING NORTH, DAILV.
DA V EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Wilmington
at 6 A. M t arrives at Goldsboro' at 9 51 I carta
in 6 minuUt -and arrfvee at kVehdon at 1.30 P
Jl-
NIGHT EXtR'ES,S TRAIN leaves Wilming
ton at 4 30 P. M arrive at Gld.boro at 8 b ,
to supper 20 tnioutesi arrives at Weldoa at 1.00
A. M.
GOING SOUTH, DAILY.
DAY EXPRESS leaves W eldon at 12 v., ar.
rives at Goldaboro' 3 20 P. M. leaves in 5 mi n-
tes; arrivea at Wilmington, at 7.30 P. M. to sup
per. NIGHT EXPRESS leVs Wcldon at 9 P. 1
sr.-ivea aj Golds boro at t.10 A. M leaves in 5
mineiea- airiveat W Untington at 5.30 A. M.
SfThe-Nighl Expreae Train connects with
the Norrti t'arolina ilailroad, both ways, at Gokls
boro'. Through Viewers NorW soM in Wilmineton;
to B-ltrmorel2; to Philadelphia SI4; to New
York 15 50; to Washington, t. C, U.
lTi?"rlctt;a wit i. hot solb to A aceao ix
scasoir.-
Pasttngert at notified that m erff-a ekorg "
tne cent per mitt viil b required of Ihtt tch da
net ptertkase lifiertxvt tiaion: s'
Freignt by passenger trains tovbi rate. Lo
cal fare, with tickets, about 3 cents per mile; if
paid In the core, abost 4 ceeta per mile
FREIGHT TRAlN!.--Twhwrgh schedule
trains between Wilmington and WeMon, each
week; leaving alternately oa Moadays and
Thursdays and arriving on Tuesdays and Kri
da. Twoschedule trains per Week to Goldsbo
ro'; leaving Wilmington n Ttreaaays ad Fri
days; and Goldsboro oa Wcdneadaya and Satur
days. All dues on freight, up or down, payable at Gen.
eral Freight OfBceln Wilmington, on receipt or
delivery, including that en the North Caroliaa
Railroad. . , S. U FREMONT.
Jaa.29. Oeneral Suoer intend eat.
COOPER'S NAVAL DIST0UY.
Continued to 1856, from his maouacripte and
other autbentie aources, with illustration.
Received and for sale at
S.W. WDITAKER'S.
Oct 28. ' 95.
Office W. U W. K. R. Co.,
B Utnington. A fc.. Oct. UlA, 1856.
UESUUVKU. That a Di.idendof three aoti
XK half per cent on the Capital Stock of this
Company, from the profile uf the Company fer the
six months ending 30th September last, be paid
to Stockholder on and after the I3th November
next, and thar the books of the Company for th
transfer of steck befc owed on. In November.
Published by order df Rtfard of Oireetorr.
JAMEd 8. GREEN, Secretary.
Oet.ZI. 93 nenil Now. 13th.
Argusdt Herald. Norfolk, Register eV. Standard,
Rsimh, k. papexa tl Uoldboro', Malaoa. Halifoji
velUrti will puNlah till 13th No.
LIQUORS.
RECTIFfED Whiskey, old By do., BosGin,
N. E. Rum, Brandy, Ac- NowHsndin and
for sal. hy ZKNOH.daa.ENi:.
Oct.23. 93
COFFEE, C0FFRE.
A. f BAOs assorted grades, Kie Coffee, tost to
l J harrd.'per schr. Kant tiol on for sale in lota
to soil by
T. C. f- D. U.
WORTH.
Alt',1.
CO
RAIL RPAD NOTICE.
OJltt WU t harloll d Rntkrford K. F. ,
W ilmihotoii, N C . -ept. 25. I8c6
OV ORDER OF THE BOARD OF-DIRfC
ID tors, the undersigned will proceed to let to
contract the Grading, Masonry and Crows Ties,
on that portion of the Wil t'hir'otte and Ruther
ford Rail Koarf, between l.umberton and tha Pee
tee River, distance 54 miles j and for this narpoee
will te at Rockinghnm on the H h-and 15th, and
t l.smbertoe on itv 17n ana IBin toner. At
the former place thkl portion of the line between
tha River and I.surf usr urg, will be let And at
'he latter 'place the remaining portioa betwe.n
Lnttrenbor!r and l.nmberton.
Persons desirous of bidding, will hand In pro
nos Is to the underslgoed, at the above places and.
os the days abov mentioned. -
- Profiles and -es iniatew will he exhibited Snd all
vher informal ion furnished at The time and places
above specked. II. W.GUION,
Pres't. W.C A R. R R.
Jonsr C. Mcrtiti Chief Engineer, VV.C. K. R. It.
Sept. 27, '56. 3
ROPE.
crt COILS PACKlNO RQPR, of prime qual
tJU i'y.for sale by A0AMSf BRO. & CO.
Or,. 14. . . ' 90.
SUPPORT YOUR OWN PAPERS !
A KEt? SOUTHERN LlTEttARV JOURAfcw
THE EXAMINER,
PUBLISHED AT COLUMBIA, S. C.
This Journal has eim-red u-pon its oet otid vol
uttie. and with it. next issue will coruoieiice Uie
l;ublication f an
ORIGINAL PRIZRTALE,
of great literary merit sud Ihrillieg interest,
XhlS will ! followed by
A SEU1ES ) U..IGISAL STORIED,
written expfusly.for tUe coluiu ol TIm Examin
er Thow et' ries are all rVin (he pena of aotTH
kh wiiitkhs. and witl.inuiaie a new ora in South
eiiwperiodiealliteratate. Ve think froui arraiiw
im'tittov iu progreiut, that in all future iosol
the Examiner it column wil hi- fiMiiUlied 'with
orksinal Tt.Ka and KofVKi:TTES. equal to any
published iu literary jourinls, khUi-r North oi
Son h.
We have printed a large tditinn and will be
enabled to supply uew sulweihers from the con
oieticetueot of lUvae tui ie,if orders are scut ru
early. "
The Examiner Is printed oa a 'Urge double
hect of eibt page9. cuntaltsng pobtt Cot.tMN
of reading tuatter. with very few advortiyerocuts.
As a ttfeniRrioUBNii, It iiSs Sln-Sdy taken a
high stand Snd iib proper encenragcnicnl will
Mieu rank among the best in the country.
As a rotiTtCAU JruNiL. it will ever advocate
the Rights, 'Interests, and'InstSttHions of the
Srtoth Besides -these feat tires, it will weekly
rnrtiMi a ftrll snmmary of news. It will be the
aim of the editor to makeThe-Exnvinerjrwttiefi
a paper aa will cans it to be a welcome,viaitor in
every Southern family;" . ..
The term or the Kxa"-iner. are
TllH EE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
paj able in all Casvs in advance. With .FIVE
THOUSAND !utKcrlhers at thin price, we will io
Kured to the Sontheru readtng public.
THE BEST PAPER ITa CLASS
ever issued at the South Forward yoWr subscrip
tions for the new volume.
Chtha of ten will be farnisrred wltb the paper
or iwerjty-flve dttlUls. Addrena
W. B JOHNSTON.
Columbia. S. C. Aug 30, 1856. , ?i 2w.
VALUABLE TO INVALIDS. -
E have just put upon retail.
I cask Port wine.
I " Madeira, the best article ever offered
in this market. At the Original Grocery.
GEO. MYERS.
PC? We make no pretensions in the wav
. O. of UMBRELLAS hut we offer
some beautiful DVTCti ItkAD CHEKSEjutn
received this day at GEO. MYERS'.
Oet II. - 98
C? A LT. 4000 buehels TURK'S ISLAND SALT.
O ia bags, 2 bushels each, for sale hy
GEO. HOUSTON.
7.
Sep. II, '.856
DRIED FRUIT.
1 LBS. Apple aa J Peaches, on hand and
1UI 'for sale by
April 10.
T. C. Tl B. G. WORTH.
HENRY BURKDI3IER
. WHOLCSALB A SBTA1L -
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR
STORE.
IC!f OF THE INDIAN CHIEF
MARKET STREET, . one door above Water
' Wilmington, N. C. - .
JV. B. All Orders filed vilk devpatek. '
Oct. 26th. 1355. 93-w-e.
NOTICE.
-pHE subscriber hsviagttatriSed m srvecUi Ad
I miaiatrator open the ete'e of Corttel1os My
ers, deceased, and having been kuthortted to tol
led ia thedebis due said estate, hereby notrBesall
persons indebted by note, or account, ar other-1
wise to mass immediate payment, as it is aesirs
ble that the business be apeedily closed. -
CHAJS D. M VERS is my authorized agent to
collect said debts, and receipt for the same. -
July 21. GEO-MYERS.
WILMINGTON
MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
I' H K Subscriber having accepted the agency ot
several large eatablUhmenta a t the North which
will furnish him an unlimited supply of flnisheder
aafinished, foreign and dotneatrc MARBLE of all
fualirtes, is prepared to fill allorAera for
HtlHUHEirSAND M STONES,
aad every orhrTTcIe4.n rtretlWe of the business
at reasonable rares -
SCULPTURING, LKTTEBIKO ORCARYINQ.
Exeeuledaa wellaa can be done eMrat NT& oi
Soath. . .-
Tha best reference can be given. If required.
JAS. McCLARANAN.
Jan..t854. tf. ;
ON CONSIGNMENT.
5flr SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, oa
w TV , hand aa4 ra arrive, Fer sate ia lots
to suit, by 3KO. W..DAYJS.
OcL 14, - 90
THE Titl-WEEfiLY COMMERCIAL
is published every recsoAV, TaracoAV and
Satvsoav at tt ier annam, payable in ail cases
in advance.
BY THOMAS LORING-Editob andPaoeais
to a, - -?
Corner Proutaud. Market Streets,
WlkHlBOTOIC, ST. C.
. BATES OF ADVERTISING.
1 sqr. I insertion SO 50 I sqr. 2 mouths, tt 0t
1-2 " T5 1 1 3 " ii
I " J ' " 1 00 1 1 " 6 ' -8 r0
I " . i month, XsOjl '12 .-- 1200
Ten lines or leta make a square, lfanadver-
tiaement exceeds tea tines, the price will be in
nopomoa. r
Ail advertisements are payable at the time of
heir insertion. ,
. Contracts with yearly advertisers, will be made
-n the most liberal terms.
" No transfer rf aantraetaor yeSrlys advertising
will be permitted. Should c i re a. u stances) rem del
a change ia business, or an unexpected removal
necessary. a charge acsording to the published
terms will be at the option of tha eoairaetvr, for
i he time ne nas advertiaea.
The privilege of Annual Advertisers is strlciH
limited lo theirown imrndiate basiness; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons,
as well as all advertisements notimmediately con
neeted with their own Msf noes, and si! excess of
advertisements in lengthor otherwise beyond the
limlta engaged, will be rharged at the usual rates.
No Advertisements i included in the contact
for the sale or rent of ion see or lands ilk town i
ronntry. or for the sal or hire of negroes, wheth
er ihe property Is ovroed by the advertiser or by
other persons; These srs excluded by the term
lt immediate burin est."
All tdveniseraenra inserted in the tri-weeklv
Commercial are entiled to -one iesertlon in the
IFeeMjfree ef charg;. -
JOB, CARD A NO FANCY PRINTING,
r JIErfTED L1 KllPERlUR STYLE.
A G"H YTS FOR THE CO.UHIERCIA I..
- New V'Obk -Atursrs. OotiKaa A. PotTib.
Zo.tot Chasls Smith, .o. 6, Central Wharf.
PkiUdelpkiaS. E. Cohis.
BattitortYfu. H. Pbakb and Wat. Thomson
OUjl MOTTO JS -T0 PLEASE"
AT THE
vTllBiligvoii saddle, llarness, and Trtuil
Maaufaeteiy.
TH Es ubacriber respectl ully informathepublie
tha he h is recently received addition to hia
stock of Saddle and Harness Mountings, &c, the
tateat aid most improved style, and is conalanly
enanufs: taring, at hiaatore on market street, every'
deacripton of article in the above line.- From his
experience in the bueinesx. he feela confident that
bewillteatfle to glveoh(ireafisfactknto allwho
mayfatorhim with a call. H has now on hand,
and witconstantly Veep a lare aasortmen JOf
CncKjpit and Sultcy Harness, LAdy's Saddlr,
BndlcL fVktfs,4-e., Gtfem' Sddles, Wkips
; Spurs, 4-c.
fjwaalef which he will Warrant to be ofwsg
TJtre beat materials anoVwrkmanehtp. (Kf
lie haa also a large assortment f .
Trunk, .ValUea. Wad die and Carpet Bags,
Satchls.F"aut-y Trunks, dec, and allother ar
ticles usually kept in auih establfuhmcnts.aii of
which he oner low for CASH, or on short credit
to prompt eustemers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Radical Bags, &.c,
Ac.,nm1e teordtV.
Inadditioo to the absve the snhcrlberlways
keeps on hand a large supply ef String leather
ana. hae bow-, and v. ili k?p through Hie season a
mnn& iuniltnrli I of l'lv btta. ' " "
ail are invitee to caij. inaeiiroipe my uouni,
whether In want or not, a I take pleasure i n shew
ing my sssortmen ttoall vho nray favor me with
a ran.
HarneasandCoach Trimmings aold at a fair
price t. persons buying to manufacture.
Also, W hips si wholesale.
Allkindsof Ridinj Vchittes bought r. . old
n nommJssions. JOHN J . CONOLF.Y .
Feb. T. 1856. ' ' Ii8
' PR0SPEQTUS
nr
W1LMLNGTUN, N.J.
Weeklj Trl-Weekly ,4.a Yar.
IN ALL CiSES IN ADVANCE.
h .
In i'Mling a Project us to ask fcubscription to
the CoMMfcdc tte snbci ilnT rel it a duty tn
define his ition,g aa In leave do dwnbt upon
tbe minda of his patrons as to the principles his
pa Iter will ustaiti,. -
In the mutations of past years the Editor has
had one para tuonit principle Iw-fore him. SOUTH
ERN RIGHTS, nnertheCboiitntion. bare been
the aim .and ilje(t of all his efforts. Several
years sgo, we inerled in our Proupv-ctus tbe fol
lowing words: Tbs Commkbciai, ti a model vj.
political independence; nevertheless- SoUthkhn
RtgutS will altcays . supersede lie claims of every
party .tf every name."
From thUavowa! it was not diffictvltto jtdse
-what would be our course when the honr arrived
that should place those rights within a tangible
fcsoe- -
Tire Message tolttni- great and good President
Piebce. fti vrhrch Se asserted the rights of the
South nntcr tbe Conmitnllon. contained the pre
cise doctrine that T Commercial bnd advocated
for many years, and the Cincinnati Convention
havltigsaatained thai doctrine, we fonnd in the
GREAT NATIONAL' DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
those wjfb whom t roulrf cohsic4tilwn!ly ad
tinder the Influence ofonr judement sad the im
pulse of onr heart. JJ"he priucipie aw wed in
the Cincinnati Platform- will .e.ntaiaed bow
an I so long as we remai in pabltc file. "
-We Itelieva Bscnnak arid -JJfxBNmrtwe will
be tbe bon-et and fkithni vxprments of the prin
ciples to which we adhere, and oa -whioh tbe
afety and happiness of tke South detend. Pure
in private character, honest in public life "and of
unimpeachable patriotism their el net Ion tan
aloee preserve this Uaiop From ruio snd disas
ter" "
Those hjO liave heretofore read onr paper,
know that we have long Joired to meet tbe pres
ent boor, when the Soasi will demand her rights
wit boi4 stint or compromise, aod -. how many
of the National DemocwU of tbe Free Slates will
anstsin ber just pretnsions. Enoagb will be
fonnd, we hope and believe, to bear oar Banner
through the "battle and the breeze," and amiat
na to trsnsfix it on tLe ramparts of tbe Conslitu
tion. .
-Strict af tent.'on paid to reports 6f Markets,
donjestie and foreign.
- Respectfolly, .
, T, LORING.
SOAP- AND CANDLES."
THE subscribers beg leave respectfully to trsll
the st ten rion fcf the trade snd families 40 the
Soap and Candles msnnfactsred in Wilmington,
N. C, by Messrs. Cost in d Gsfford, sampler of
waietr Cn be see st car offiea. No 2, Water at.,
where we keep constantly on hand large supplies
hw for esah. JAJS. C, SMITH A CO.
' April 2S. ' - lg
JUST RECEIVEDYCJl, FRENCH,
AFRESH ipptydr$.R'Y D AVIS' VEGE
TABLE PAIN KILLER, ia entire Nirw
Daase. To be oe that yoa gel tkw gen Sine Md
ieine.tnqnirs for Tbe New Oresa with two fine sn
raved aineJ labels Ones ct bottle. .
AprU19. - - - rs-t
DISSOLUTION. -
THE CopartnersMp of Bryaa ok Oldham, was
terminaraa on r&e 26ti Aaglast, by tbe death
ef the senior partwer. - '-n.
sept. 6. . . . 7
THE aaderaigned Rave this day. entered into
Copartaertlfp for tbe transaction ef a General
Commission, Grain and Flour business, srader the
name of Steklev 4l Oldham.
; 'v s JAMES STOKLEY.
LEX. OLDHAM.
v 74'.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE RAIL ROAD TIMES.
- AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
Devoted toSevrs, Internal Improvement, Educa
tive, Agriculture , Manufacture ip Com
merce. T7E know that the interests of the People of
Vf onr State demand soch a paper, and believin;
thai-one free from, political strifes and ouarrels o
the,doy, eevoted to such topics, will be the kind
thev desire, -we confidently enter upon this enter
prise with tlreaaeurance or meriting snd meeting
iluiir a nnrohaiion and support. Our obieet is to
make the Times Ihe mirror of the State, In which.
all can see their true interests ueKr up and eneour
"TERS A L I M PRO VEM ENTS.-To thisaub-
ject we expect to devote as much apace haa full
atatenfenl of the various operations will require;
for as our works ol improvement advance, sodo all
the otherinteresis of the State
EDUCATION. H ia a source of regret to sll
interested in the ItdueaUoaai interest of ou
Sbu,fand whoi not'l .(hat or "?-T , "
much demoted lo natty polities, &c .that this grest
cause has been too ntsch neglected r we propose.
fierefore, to devote to. this subject, a portion ot
our space vs e win foster and caretuiiy note tne
advancement of Education, not only ia our highei
Schools, but also in our common tvcnools.
AGRICULTURE. MANUFACTURE AND
COMMERCE at t ils stage of oar history, are
commanding the attention of all our good State
and money-loving citizens. Therefore, the Mark
ers wiil be reported with care, and aH items. calcu
lated to throw light on either of those inseparable
tranches or industry, will be carefully gleaned and
inserted every week,
-It is unnecessary to esv more If we had lime.
"but the "whistle f the locomotive on the East
and the cheering news from the West admonish
un to close. Peririr us. However, to nssure you
that the first number of the Times will mase its
ippearnm eakoui thj time the cars rcsch this place
fronr the East.
TERMS The Times will he printed weekly in
Grecnsboroush.N. C, on new material, and con
tain as much reading matter as any paper in the
S late, for 92 fer annum in advance.
. . . k, w. ur.eutifl, .
. CO. COLE.
' . W. ALBKIGnT.
Nov. 6. , - - IOO-16
JIST RECEIVED.
-BUSHELS beautiful White Fauna For
sale st GEO. MYERS.
20
Msy 20. 28
IRVING'S LIFE OR WASHINGTON,
RECEIVED and lor sale at
July 31. 8. W. WHITAKER'S. -
CIRCUUR.
A ROOK FOR EVERY 6OUTHERN METHODIST
Early in 1856, -probably In the month nf Febru
ary, I expect io publish, a new work to the partif-
ul.ir features of which I beg leave to rail your at
tention. The Annals of Southern Mclhodum, for 1855
will be a It mo volume of not leas than-360 pages
well printed, from stereotype plates, upon' good
paper. It wi l contain all available statistics in
every department of the operations of the '
wfciHOfJijsr. Ki'iacorAt. cauitCH, boiih.
The desisn embraces the Planof Euisconal visir
Lation; accounts of the seciona of a It the Coofer
encesheld tn rc55, the appointments, numbers, fccj
a summary of uli rc-poruKi revivula, notices ot e
dedication of new Churches f reports of College
Coramtncements, with all else oonnecttd with eur
educaiionrrl movemeatsta resume of our Mission
ary operations, embracing whatever seems of gene'
rat inieren in mat aepartuieot ; tne movement t
the Tract id hunday ft heol (Socletiae ; whatever
appcrtarns to oar publishing interests, wuh sb-
noun t nitnts of .all New Books published by our f
:nccrn. or wntten oy southern Methodists; what
the Church isdoine for ihe instruction of Sieves
Historical and" Biographical Essays; interesting
persons) rtminiscenciF; and a miscellany of im
portant fucteatrd Incident-. . ,
TnlJ AiNiXALS."
It isbelieVed. will be .1 fair snd full daguerreotype ol
tne progresBot aottmern method ini.
It wiil occur 10 voti at orrce, that if 1 have suc
ceeded in prepsribe this volume With anv reasona
ble amoun t 61 kkili, it A ill not only be a very agree
able book for present reading, but that eVery year
wilLaddto Us value a showing the posture of Sou
thern Methodism at this particular juaciiue of its
history. -
THIS DIGEST -
WiU be specially valuable, as a Bdok of reference.
To whatever Question of general in erest mav arise
in r'gard tolhe events of 1956. It is hoped that a
so tlrfaetorv answer will be found tn the Anhsla.
Ahileit is believed that .ihaMinistere in our
Church will desire Copies' as soon as thev can be
.obtained, I have-paid regard to lhe-what-1 auppoa-
ea tne tastes ot general readers. Tin olderr mem
oers ot tne uuurcli wiil find .sketches mat carry
hem back to their earlier com peers, as in this de
partment 1 have not restricted myself to the histo
ry of the year, but have collected whatever has ap
peared during the year, which, as h'story snd biog
raphy, preserves the memoirs of the olden time,
snd of the early men of Southern Methodism.
The work will be published st One Dollar s copy.
Those who subscribe in advance, shnll receive the
first copies Issued from the pre6. A gold dollnr
pasted in a letter can be sent securely and is.pref
erabte. to biha of distant ''links. Those of the banks
in borth amj South Carelina will be as good as gold,
in return a copy will be aent. well wrapped and pre
paid. ' "
My address is Goldboro. N-. C.
- CHARLES . DEEMS.
Dec. 29. 122-lm
.NOTICE.
. - Loko Ceeint, May r6th.l8o6.
'T. H E copartnership of Jones', M ocrre tft Co. is
L this dsy dissolved by mutual consent. AH per
sons indebted by note or account are requested to
maka Immediate psyment or they will find them
to tbe "bands of an Attorney for collection. --
. 1 - JOHN JONES-,
- S. f. MOORE,
d. McMillan.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire
Interest of Jones. Moors fc Co., will continue the
business on hUown account, thankful for the fa
vors ronfered upon the. firm, and hope to have e
contlnfiatioa ot the asms.
JAMES P. MOORE.
. Msy 29. 28-if
EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS.
57
PRIME secondhand Bsrrels, received per
Schr. Col. McRse for sale by
ADAMS, BRQ.& CO.
Oct.4, 1856. .65.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
A FEW BARRELS HERRING, pat op ex
pressly for family use. Juat received and for
sale by GEO. W. DAVIS. -
- Sept. 9, 1656. - . " 75.
MULLETS!
MULLETS! !
i"'T BBL8. new and large size, jat received
-iUU and for eare by .
ZENO H. GREENE.
N CC Advocate copy. - 80
sep. 20,
. . AUGUST 8TU.
RECEIVED THIS MORNING ?
JLsV
Peterson's Lsdy's fihtional Mscasinei
Septeaiser.
- Hunt's Merehants'-Mitaiiaeu Aufsst.
Merry's Museom s "
Little's Living Age No 638! " M
. The Mother's Maiie; - " "
Latest Naoiaeri-of mm-m ienrifie Ajnerica n t
BaJtoo'a Pictorial Flag of Our Union; Saturday
Evening Post; Spiritual Telegraph ; New Tor
J Herald ; Balti'nore oat settee notions ; 1 an-
kee Doodle ; ins, oenoor-r enow ; Harper ; iut
asm; Knickerbocker; Godey; 6rsham 1 Hsr
aers's Story Bovka; Balloa's Monthlv. Ac, c.
a hand at 8. W. WH1TAKERS.
AaceVlSBg. - --C2.
NOTICE PARTICULAR-.
HAtlNG MORE ACCOUNT vn vny books
tbaa f eaa cortoct. trad mm tre esh ea a be had
fer sales.! ahnR wind op the preseat bealacsa im
mediateljr. Those Indebted Will please rail aad
setdeT I shsll cbsree nothing more. Balance of
stock at reduced prtcea " J. K. RF.STON,
Sepk6.-74. r NeyiS Market su
BUSINESS CARDS.
J.C. LATTA,
COMMISSION MVRCHAN V 4r GESERA L
AGENT, ,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct. 1,1 856. ' af"-J
T. C. & B. G. WORTn,
COIIISSIOI AND FURWAR0IKG BCRtU.VUS,
WILMINGTON, N. C
Jsn 17, 1855.
FACTOR IAD FOEVABDIXU AGESTt- .
H'illgive hi perianal otlen(ion to bunnee entrust
ed ts nit ears.
Sept. 8. 1650. TS-!y'-c.
- GEORGE MYERS,
WnOlESUB A2ID RETAIL GROCER
Keeps tonttantlxf on hand, H'inee, Teat, Liquors
: Provision, Wood and Willow War, fruit,
fonjectionarie, q-e. ctouta t ronlelrtet,
WIMI.NUTOX, Ni C.
Nov. IS, 1855. 109.
!. OOLLKER. O. POTT t R . jr. J. CAME it DEN
D0LLNER, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSION - MERCHANTS,
NEW YORK.
April30, 1855. 20-Iy.
L. N. CARLO W,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER,
r ' iho DCAt.ca in
LIQUORS, WINES. ALE. PORTER. f-c.
No. 3, Granite How, front Street,
WILMINGTON, N.C
Feb. 17ih, IP58. 140-tf.
ADAMS, BROTHER & CO.,
COMftllSSION MERCHANTS,
' " ' WILMINGTON, N. C. '
July 23,- -
58
D. CASnWELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
WIL.MINGTOX, N. C
Sept. 30. 84-if
JI00PER, DEARBORN & CO.,
COM M IBS I O s: M E R C H A NTS
wiii)iisuiOH,,n. u.
eso. hoopbb. - - 1. 1. psABSOBa. wa. i.'roobi.
July 28. ... 68-tf
JOUN A. STANLY,
COMMISSION ME R C HA N T,
WILMINGTON, N, p.
Oct. 6th, f85S. .83.
W. G. MILtilQAN,
.MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
Nobtb WaTen' Strkkt, Wikmington, No. Ca.
Monuments, Toombs, Head and Foot Stones,' and
. ullktnds tf Marble Work furnished lo
order on reasonable terms,
June 8. 36-ly-e
" SAMUEL A. HOLMES,
ATTORNEY .KY. -LA W f
WILMINGTON, N. C -
Will attend the Courts-of Duplin, Sampson snd
ftfew Hanover. - , a
Office on Princess street, next door East of the
atate Hank.
April 5. ' . ' 9-ly
J. M. STEVENSON,
AGENT for the sale of air kinds of Produce.
Officeon Pifnccse at . under ADAJ1S. BRO.
4, CO., Wilmington, N. C.
Feb. I2.tl3l-tl. J. M. STEVENSON
GEORGE R. FRENCH, ,
- MASUTACTUREa AND .. ' '
WHOLESALE 4- RETAIL DEALER
IN
BOOTS, snOES,-LEATHERv AND
SHOE FINDINGS,
' NO. 11, MARKET STREET,
W1L.MIXGTOIV, W. C.
March. 151
GEO. W. DAVIS,
C03I MISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET,-
WILMINGTON, N, C.
Jan. 22.
132.
ANDREW S. KEMP, .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BLIZABETHTOWN, N. C.
Will attend the County and Superior Coarts of
Bladen, Robeson, Ootarubns and Sampsen.
Juneli. - . . . .. iaiy
as. c.
SMITH. ' MH.ES
COS TIM.
na c ?ltt'tci xr rsc
j AO uini & 11 vvsv,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON", N. C.
April 267 18-1 r
STOKLEY fc OI.DHAM,
GROCERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, ti. C.
Liberal Cash sdvsnces made on Flour, Cotton,
and Naval Stores consigned to them.
Aug. 15- 65 Iy.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE PEE DEE HERALD."
'THE undersigned sre now publishing a weekly
'J. Bewsnaner. in the town of Chcrsw, S. C, tin-
Lder tbe abo iitle, tbe chief object of which i o
ata in promoting tne interesia anu uvinupwg
resources of this section of the Pee Doe country.
WbJIe It is their sim 10 make the columns of
'The Herald" interesting snd instructive to the
commercial and agricultural portion of our people,
they also endeavor to adapt them to the interests of
reader ef every profession snd calling.
4n polities the editors claim thsTigatto spprove
or disapprove of measure emanating from what
ever party they may only as they shallot shall
not eommead themselves to their judgment t bur,
at all times, and under atl circumstances, ai be
fonnd among those who are foremost in tbe battle
for Southern rights and institutions.
The Herald" is published with new materials,
oa a sheet of tbe ordinary size of country newspa-
pers.
TennB.-
-Two Cellars in idvsnce .T"
, - . W. I, f. PRINCE,
J. . MALLOV-
"' 78- St
sept: f6.
FRESH GROCERIES.
A S we sre to start No rib in a few dsys, for the
rV narpoee of purcfiasing a new stock or
of Gro-
eeries. I wonm thank tfieae who have aot
paid
their Bills to July 1st to de se Immediately.
Jely . GEORGE MYER3.
SALT. SALT.
500
Ssrks Groead Aksn Salt la lots te
sui. For sale by
EKNO H. GREENE.
SepLl3,l85. . . t ..... 77.
BALTIIIOKC LOCK IIOSPItAl.
DR. JOHNSTONl
'PHE founder of ibis Clebraied Insiltuiio.i cf
JL fur tli utost certain, Speedy and only O-cctu-at
rcii.tdj In the world fur j
NEC RET DISEASES I
Gleets, 'sliricturt-s, Seminal Weaknps, Tains in
lbs Loins, Constitutional Debility, impouncy,
Wesknessof ihe Back and Limna, AHuciw ns d
the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart, U)i ri ia,
Nervous lrrilabi ity. Disease of the Head, 1 rm.m
Nose or Skin 1 those serious anil nicluiit holy diror
slerssrising from the destructive habit ol Youth,
which destroy both body spd mind. 'J7oee tenet
end solitary practices mors Ltsl 10 their vlrtima
than the song of the Srrei.a lo Ihe m.iriiu rs of
Hlysses. blii-htin!! their most brillia
ticipailona, rendering marriage, Ac, iiiiuoBsible.
I 1 UUAUMIJN.
Especially, who I nve become the victfrns of JFblio
ru J'iee, tltat dreadful nnd destructive habit whuh
annually awceps to an untimelv grave Ihouosnc's ot
young mea of the'moat cxal;ed talents and brilliant
intellect, who tnifrht otherwise have entranced lis
tening Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or
waked to ecstacy the living lyre, tnajcall niih fi.li
confidence. . j i
j MARRIAGE.
Married Vfson. or Vouno Mm pnnt.n,.i. ...
marriage, being sv. areof Physical Weakness. Oi
"'"j'y. De'?-ii''s, ate., should immedi
heafth f ' 81,4 te rcs,orcd t0 Perfeii
He who places himself underthecareof Drl John
ston may religiously confide in hia honor as a Ben
tlenian.and confidently rely upon hiaskill aa thy
sician. i 1 ' '
DB.JoaiSTo.is the or.ly regularly Fdt.cn,d
Physician sdvcrtising to cure P.ivate Coirplainrs.
His remedies snd treatment are entirely unknown
toall others. Prepared frcm s life sptni In the-'
Ureal Hospitals of Europe end ihe First I ft tSts
Country, viz; England, Fronce, the fclotklev 01
Philadelphia, tfc, and s more t xti neiVe Ptacdt e
wonderlul cures snd most important Surel. r.l 1 J.
rations is a sufficient guarantee to the alllicud.- -
"t wnici viirsicioii in tnewor 11. Hi. n.nk.
Thote
I ... Vln 10 oe epeeeuy una efectuallv relit. .
Juuldliunth numerous trifling importer; who
y ruin tlnir health, and apply to him. i
ed.t
only
A CURE WARRANTED OK NO CHARGE
- - " y v jiuirtnr MJrireS C T
OFFICE. No. 7. SOUTH fc'R i ni u ir v
loft hand side going from linltiicore sneer, a f w
doora frum the corner. Fail not to olmvc his
name snd number, for ignvroni triflirg In.portt rs
sftractudby the rer.utatioh of Dr. Jihii2tcn, iuik
near. t
I DR. JOHNSTON.
Member ortha Roval t'olhu.. r.rw r ' a
graduatefroin one of the most t minent Collctca cf
the United States, and the nrt.r n.r. . . .. u... ..
,.ie,.alfcnrpenMn,he Ptals of.ondoo. Pan
Is. PlUladclphia. and elsewhere, baa tflccied son s
of the moat astonishing cures tha 1 were ever knov. r
many ireuDteawnn ringing in the ears and head
when asleep, great ncrvournses, being ifurmed st
sudden sounds, and bashfutner-s, viih frrnuent.
blushing, attended sonietimrs w itU Jcranriiieot of
mind, were cured immediutely. ,
A VVKTA1N DISEASE.
WJxen the miapuided ami imnnirto.t ...... .. r
pleasure! finds he has imbibtd the areds ef .his
painful disease, it too often happena that anili-tiin-ed
sense shame, or drrad of discovery. it.ler
him from applying lo those who.
and respectability, an ulonc befriend him, delay
ing ttrl the constitutional vyniptoms of ihis hori d
uiseaae niaite tneir appearance, sur h ss ulctrat. d
sore throat, diseased nose, noctursl sains In the
head snd limbs, dimness of siiht Hfnv .
on the shin bones snd arms, hlntrhe. nn ik! k..j
face snd rxtrciniiies, progressing with friphtlul ra
pidity, tm al last the palute of the mouth or the
bone. of itte aoaiB fall in. and ihe victim of this
awful disease becomes a horrid object of coinniif-
seration, tin death puma period to hisdreadiul snf
rerings, i by sending hlni to "that bourns froi.i
whence no twveller returns." To such then lor
Dr. Johiuion Plrdffes himself to nreserve jhe m..t
Inviolable serrery; and. from his estcnivd prac
tice In tbe first Hospitals crEurope snd Arr.eiic;:.
he can confidently recommend a aafa nrf ne, ri
cure 10 the unfortunate vietim of this horri.l dis
ease. It Is a melancholy fact, that thousand fall
victims to this dreadful complaint, owing 10 Itn tn
skilfulness of itrnorant preli ndeta. a hn. h the
of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the cunatitu-
tton, ana eittiex scna tne unfortunate sulrtr t 10 nn
untimely grave.or else make the residue ol lif n.u.
arable, f
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who h Vinillrpi.thm.
selves by private and improper indulgences, i
These are surne of the sad and melancholy ef
fects, produced by eatjy habits of youih, jViz :
TveaanepBoi tne nnait atltl Limes, Fain in the
Head, Dimness of Sidit. Losa of Murt,
er, Palpitation of the Heart, Dysprpay. Nervoi.s
irritability Derangement nf tl e Diceative Func
tions, ujoeral uebmty, Syntptoms ofConeump.
Uon . & e. .
M'ntully The fearful t-fferts on the mind arc
much to te dreaded t Loaa of Memory. fniii1nn
of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings.
Aversion 01 society, &el Distrust, Love cf Soli
tude. Timidity, Ac. are some of the evils prodnceC.
JriouJand of persons of sll aires, can nnw iiiHf.
what is rhecauce of their declining health. Los
ing their vigor, becoming weak, psle end cmscia
ted, have a singular appearance about the eyes
cough and symptoms of consumption. '
UK, JuitBS I n'!f in riUOKATIKG R EM E-
ui ruiiUKUA.Mt; VKAKrl.SS.
By this treat and important remedv vmbn.o
the oreana aresreedilv cored and full vlorr r.itnt.ii
Thousands of rhe most Nervous and Debilitattd
individuals whohird toal all hope, have been imme
diately relieved. All impedimenta to MARRIAGE
rnysieai or mental UiKqualificaiions, Nervous Ir
ritability Tremblinrasnd Weatnem or Mhau.tin
of thei tnofet fesrful kind, speedily ct.rt d hf Vr
unnaion. . , - r
Voun" men who have injured themselves bv a
certain practice indulged in when alone a habit
frequently learned from evil eon'T anion, or at
scbooL the (fleets of which are nightly ft It, even
. Kan ..l.nli ftn.l II nil . 1 1 r r. .4 Vun .1. ... ; .
niicnpDvj'.' .. w, iriiutia inn r i li'i r
ImpossiWe.anddeefroJ's toih mind ar.ii bod t . tt.oi.id
apply intuit-oiai-. ry. - . :i
Vbata pity tout a young man, the bore of ln
country, and the darling of hi parents, shuuld be
snatched from all prospects and enjoj menrs of ife,
by tlie consequences of deviating from tle t aih i f
nature, ard ir.dulting fn a certain secret habit.
Such ptrsoi.s, before contrmpltiri2
I MARRIAGE.
Shoetdrenecl thai s sound mind and body nrr ti e
most necessary rre;iiiMt-s :o promote cet.nuli-l
hsppincFa. Ind fa. Vtnhout these, the jinrnr v
through Kfe becrrmrt s wear) pitgriningr; ihe f-ri s'
pecthonrrydatkeastoilieviewt the mind btc n.r.
shadowed wtih despair and nll-d whu ihe lutlan
choly refle.-lion that the happiness of anotl.t-r be
comes blighted with mi rown. i
OFFICE NO. J SOUTH FREDERICK-ST.,
i Baltimobe. Md
All Snrgirsl Operation, l-eiioimrd.
N. B- Let no fitse delicacy prevent )fO, but
afjply tmHicJIsieljr either prri-i. rally or Ij k tit r.
I Wlitii Dlfteases-Kpreillly C ured.
I TO STRANGERS.
The many thou iulrcrcdal this lnstitutin v j h
fn the latt ten years, and the numerm s ti' i-r r
tsnt Surgicsl Opera lions perfotmed by Dr. J..it
nesaed by the Reportera of ihe papers, ard moi.y
other perwrns noticea of which have a-rart! -rt
snd ag.iin before the public, besides his .tirdine
ss a rentleman of character and responeiLiiii, ir
a Strffictent Yfnaranee to the ft!id,
TAKE NOTICE.
It la wlVhthe rreate.t i-eluetaiiee that Ir. -Tl lit TFTT
parmit. his card lo tppnr l-eri.r tbe ruljlie. d irij it
unprofemiHia.l ftr a ph tcin to stlver-tinr, but DrtW Vift
did so, th afTlietni, e pre i ally tranirer could nut ta l I t
fall Into tbe hmruim rjf the mrnnr tinpnrfe si funtrmnM-.!
Impoatera, With ineuimrrnble Fl-e ".. t con tired
Qu-wbahopa, .warminir theiie lares citiea, eopyiro; It.
JoiHioi'i advrtii-euM-riU or silv-rtiin; theiiiM-ives
pbyneian. Illiterate. hallow-brained fellow ton lzy to
Work- their or!xinl Irwle. wlih cn- too Idea lwi i
the brute, who. for the parpre ct .Entici-i arwj InirHv.
inc. carry on fivw or sis offic. Btvler mny H,fltr-i K
l"l Xme. so that the afflicted ftlll.
na. Is aur to lunM. hem.i!ou mlo the orner. Iircoi n t
Qnaek. with eDrrnKna lying certiorate of erest and
tunl.hliHt aar. ft-om per-Kn not lo hm foorul. vhokvcp
yoa taking tr-re bottle of Ijcvaica Wvr snd .tb r
paeksa-e of filthy and worth!. MJtn-.tini.. curnlr.i'y
nrepeu'ad t Impoee apon th. nnfonui-air ard tmnrer -ins.
TrtSlna: mnt h afwr ntt-eth. or m Wnv m tltevniaii.
t fee ean Iw e4ii-fe-l. una. In dcpslr, U Y9 with,
raine4 neaJth. to men over yonr e-mllintr diwpr-ointnient-
It ia this motlva that Induce. Vr. J. to xlverre. roa
B IIMI CAS crm roe. To thoae anaeqnalnted 1rk h a
repatation. he daema it nacvaaary to aar that hi. cr-sdau-USla
ar dipK-maa alwar. hra In h r3.
NO LETTERS RECEIVED CXr.Ee.-t TCtTPATT
and eontaioitMr a rUamp to be aecl for the reply. I'er
aon writing ahoald state Are and sand ttutt V-rtion of
aatvertlannetit 4raeriblng symptoma.
. Jan. 9, 186C. , 13 I j-t.