VOLUME XI -N (JMBEK 138.
WILMINGTON, N. C SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7 1857.
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'ieentcnt exceeds ten tines, liie price win be in
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Heir insertion.
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a the trtdst liberal terms.
. No transfer of contracts for early advertising
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i chnt in hailne, or an unexpected rcmova
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iermn will be itoe option ol the contractor, for
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limited to their iwn immediate business and all
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heeled with their own business, and all excess of
advertisement in length or iwherw ise bey.ind tin
limits engaged, will hs charged at the nana I rates.
No Advertisements in included in the contract
for ins sale of rent of hnca or land in town ..t
ronntrv or for the mbe tr hire f negroes, wheth
er tha property! onPil bv the advert lr or bv
other persons. Tlmf are excluded by ihe term
immediate buinee
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ion. CAM ANI FANCY lntXTlNC.
EIEPCTED IS SCPEBltlB STYLE.
FOR THE CO MM Hit CI A I..
Niw Yobb; Messrs. Doilmcb & Pottbb.
ftoH'tn Ch a a is Smith. No. 6, Central Wharf.
Philadelphia S. K. Comb. .
HaUimore Wm . H. PaAXBand Wat. Tiiomsom
MISCELLANY.
THE TEN DOLLAR PIANO.
"a story that was told me."
IT ai.m &:ateb.
1 ski w ail fU woman lettering along
one cold day. 'I'luv sight of my eyes
atfect(l my heart, and, as is usually the
case, my leelings ran out at the jen's
joint, thus : j
0 ! winter wind, Mow not too bleak
On yonder irrmhlingdiiiie ;
Her limbs are old, and eitill, and weak,
' Soft greet her, winter sun.
For she has seen no sniil" to-day,
No fire is in her cot ;
So. winter wind, go seek the gay,
Pass by and harm her not.
0 ! winter wind, toss not away
Tlios locks of" faded hair,
They shone once o'er a nrrrt blue eye
When she was young and lair.
They glittered the-e like goldeli wings,
Gems held their bauds apart ;
Now front lies on the failed rings,
And (rout within' her heart.
. As I laid" my pen down a beautiful
child of sevtm summers', with the gol-
1 1 1 1 light of youth siramiig all over
her bright curls; childhood's fresh lus
tre in her dark eyes, and June's reddest
roses on her dimpled cheeks
'O !" she cried, tossing the stray curl
from her brow, "we've fcot the splemlid
est new piano over home, and mother
wants you to come and try it. She s:ty.
you shall play on it first." Now 1 am
a child with children; my heart bounds,
my pulses ' leap iu unison wlli their
rpoitive .natures, when they are by.
And when the locks are silvered on my
temples and my step grows slow upon
the staircase, when the voices of my lov
ed ones are only like" remembered music,
when my hand's grasp becomes tremu
lous like the loosening tendrils of the
dying vine, still may the dear Lord grant
to me4he trusting tenderness of child
hood ; still may the fet of infancy pat
ter, around my knee, and its' red 'lips
breathe perfume ou my withered che k.
Awajwcnt ink and pen. and tip boun
ded I to catch the hand of little Nellie, and
oflf we ran. In at tha beautiful mansion,
inio a room aofiljr lighted, whrre Nel ie
mother, who was an invalid, laid upon her
, ccustotn -d couch; and up to the new piano
to soothe the weary tick; oi.e with strains
of music. The intrimnt was one after
my own heart, rich-toned, fill and melodi
ous, and the soft 8'rains answered liquidly
o mjp; touch. Now the sweet verae of
Burns1 Highland Mary" and now the
sweeter music of Top pun's There is nn
hour of peaceful rest " occurred to my me
mory, and thus I played and sang nil Nel
lie's father came Hej was t handsome
cmn, in the full vigor of manhood, and fr-nn
him his little danghter inherited her golden
limed hair and hazel eyes. H took a
scat near his wife end drew ber thin hand
jjrttn his, as he spoke to her. Then when
d praised the new piano, he turned M rue,
daujhinjrly, savin?, Yes, and the best part
of it is it's only cost me fen dollars.
I expressed my astonishment, and my
took of wonder drew another laugh from
iiitn.
"Let me tell you the story," he snid,
drawing little Nellie towards him, and en
circling her little form with bis aim, while
he looked with as much astonishment as
jnyself, and he began. ; j
A few years ago I went to Chicasro. I
had been there hut a few days, when, in
of my morning walks, i encoun'ered
girl some twelve years bid, a very intelli
gent bright eyed child, whose fare wore
uOh it sorrowful expression ttint I almost
stopped to apeak with hr as she parsed.-
The norninr air was raw and chilly the
ground wet from a ligh fall l early snow,
and 1 noticed that, asthr. wind blew her
thin garments about her form, she shivered
with the cold. As she went by, she half
turned, and I had gone but a little way be
fore 1 beard quick foutitep behind me, and
topptitf . the girl hf her hand, us if t.
place n on ray arm,idrawing back, she
: said. , , I I . . s
"Please, sir, if j-ou could give me a little
money to buy bread."
t uAre you tiUti-rry." I wskel.
"Yes. sir real hungry;" and her lit s
rluivereu. .
-. ."Doesn't your faiber work, anl bring
home bread V
I" Father is sick," she said, "and mother
'sprained her arm, and tnj biother, win
uipii to Deip us. wms urowneu not iun;
. a a . m
iaro."
Something in my heart, and in her face
told methiit her story was true. I look
her into a baker' shop, lade her hold oui
her tattered apron, and filled it with lo.ive
Then pulling fire dollars in the shopman's
band. 1 stipulated that the poor family was
to have bread every morning till the mnnej
whs used up. Then 1 s ipped another fm
dolL.rs into the girl's hatMl,nnd turned ha
lily from Iwr tear filled eves.
1 Well, ten dollars were gone, nnd I was
jhy no means rich enough to spare it ; bnt
I felt as if, no duubuthe Lord would make
III up, and at any rate, ten dollars wascheap
HiOugh for l he rare pleasure of giving to
jfjod s poof chifdr n I went bark to my
hott-l just as the gong sounded for break
fxst, and took u y seat with a hundred
strangers. No sooner hatl I commenced
eating ihan I fell a hand laid on my elbow,
and looking up, irn-re sat an old friend I
had not met for fourteen years. When I
last saw him, he was a young man jut
starting in the world, -with little means .nd
few friends.
''I have not grown rich.h he said, after the
first surprise of recognition was over; "but
I am able to pay my debts. Do von te
ineinber one day, fourteen years ago, you
I nt me ten dollars in my extremity, mid
iold me never to pay unless I was able ?
H'iw I have tried to find 3-our address many
limes s nee. but could not. Here is a ten
dollar gold piece, and I am only sorry thai
I cannot double ii, for your kindness to m
when I was in trouble. But come and see
me on your way through Iowa, and my
wife and children will , thank you with
line"
j "I was very much astonished and affc
ied, for I ha I totally forironen his obliga
tion, but I could not refuse the just return.
Truly, I ihoiiiht, giving 10 the Lord does
not impoverish even in worldly means, and
said to myself, I will see. what this I 11
dollars will bring me. So, looking ubo il. I
made a lit'le investment in the new land,
sjnd went on my way fully satisfied with
myself and the world in general. Three
weeks ago, 1 had an 'tier of five hundred
ollars for my wee bit of land ; I accepted
i, and as my little wife and little Nellie
Btve long been teasing me for a p-ano, I
tfoucht this for tlinn.'1
I ult seems like n dream,"' said I, gazing
with a sort of reverence on the beautiful
instrument; "You ought to comn emfrale
tlhe inc dent in some manner," 1 added.
I H hare thought of inscribing on a small
silver plate the words, 'Cast thy bread up-
n ihe waters and ihou shalt find it ufter
many days ;' but it does not seem exactly
Appropriate to the rase."
I "Did you ever see the girl again, papa ?''
aiki-il Nellie.
J "No. my dc r, but I have heard from her
through n German missionary. She is a
good scholar, and teaches a little scl.oi 1
tHerselt, now, in Chicago. She has become
r ; handsome and refined young woman,
and is educating her only brother younger
lian herself, t learned fr.rn him, that my
little gift put new life into the sinking Lean
of the poor, sick father, and the nourish
ment procured with some of the money
gate strength to l.i weak frame. The f.t
tjher obtained employment, the little broth
er found work to do in an office; and the
Ctrl obtained ihe favorable notice of a cele.
armed pianist, who saw that she possessed
musical gift of a high order, so that by
liis rtilliv.it ion she became enabled to sup
loit herself So, you see, ten dollars made
1 wh de family happy, gratefuland useful.
4nd bought me this beautifn instrument.'
Verily, iruth is stranger than fiction.
TOM SHERIDAN OUT SHOOTING
1 Tom Sheridan was staying at Lord Cra
ven's Beiih.un (or rather Hamsle 1 f,) and
one day proceeded on u shooting excursion,
Ike Hawthorn, with only "nis dor ami his
gun," on fool and unattended, by compan
ion or keeper, the sport was bad the birds
few and shy and he walked and walked
in sear, h of game, until unconsciously he
entered ihe tlomain of some neighboiin-r
squire. A very short lime after, he per
cetved advancing toward him at the top of
his speed, a jUy, comfortable gentleman,
followed by a servant, r. as it appear
ed, lor conflict. Tom took up u position,
and wa ted the approach of the en my.
Hallo! you sir," said Ihe squire, when
within half ear shot ; "what are you doing
lerejSir, eh f l m shooting, sir, said lorn.
Do yoi know where you are sir," said
he squire. -'I'm here, sir," said Tom
Here sir, said the squire, growing angry ;
and. do you know where heie is, sir?
these, sir, ar- my manors; what dy'e ibmk
of that, sir, eh " -Why, sir, as to j-onr
ui 1 nners," said Tom,'! can't say they s-f in
bver-aureeable." -'I don't w'ant any joke.-,"
Ssaid the squire; "l hate jokes. Wiioare
you, sir what nre you if" "VVhy, sir,"
faid Tom, uiy name is Sheridan I am
laying at Lord Craven's I have come
but for some sport I hav not had any.
knd lam not aware lht 1 am trespassing "
rShendan I"sid the squire, cooling w little,
jpoh from Lord Craven's, eh ? Well, sir, I
Could not know that fir I " "No. sir,"
said Tom, "but you need not have been in
! passion.' Nut in n. passion. Mr. Shen
llanl" s id the squire ; "you don't know,
lisir, what thess preserves have cost me.
nd the (wins and trouble i have been at
with them; it's oil very well for you to
alk ; but if yon were in my piace, I should
like 10 know what yon would say on such
an occasion? fa Why, sir, said Tom, "if
1 were in ymir place, under jir the circuit
stance. I should say, I mm convinced Mr.
Sheridan, you did not mean to uur.ov me ;
nd tt$ you, look a good deal tir-., ierhni
you'll come up t my house and take soin -refreshment.'
,. The squire was hit har I by
this M-'ae, nnt (m th ne wspars
say.) it is needless to add acted upon Sher
rdau's sujgstija "So far, said Tom th
ory teiis fur e, now you shal. lie.ir ihe
quel
A'ler having regaled himself at tin
Squire' lnri-, and lutiur said 6ve hui -Uei!
more ood things 'llau he swailowe .
iMViug delih'rd his l.o.st, and ilrtn half
won ihe !.. r: of his wift- and ughteri",
the bj.onfiii.il! j rnciC'Ic.l on hi return
noniewards In ihe course of his Walk, he
p is-se.i thruh a farm yard ; in trout d ihe
iiirtn-h.mse via-! a rfrn, in 'hf centre d
whi' h vk as'a pond ; in the pond were du ks
innumerable sauouhuj mnl diving; on 11
vrrtlant banks a inoiley group of gallant
ocks and pert pulhtsweie feeding; the
farmer was leaning over the latch of the
oarn, which stool near two cottages on
he side of the green, 'i om hated to jro
back uilll an empty bag; and having fail
ed at his attempts a' hi her frame, it struck
him as a good j ke to ;idtcul the exploits
ft the hty hiUiS' lt. in order to prevent niy
one else from "doing it for h in; and he
thought thai 10 carry home n certain num
ber of the tlomestic inhahiiants of ihe pond
and us vicinity, would serve the purp be
Hilmir bly.
Acconinnjly up he gops to the firmer,
and accosts him very civilly : My good
friend," says Tom. ' I'll make you an offer.''
-Of what sir" says the fanner." "Why,"
replies Tom, "I've been om all day fagging
afler birds, and I h.-vn'l had a shot. Now.
both rnv barrels are lo oted I should like
'o lake home something ; what shall I give
you to let me have a shot with each bar
rel ft those ducks and fowl I standing
here and to have whatever I kill?"
What sort of a shot are you?' said the
farmer. '-Fairish!" said, lorn, "fairishi"
And to have all you kill?" said the farm
er, "eh?" -Exactly so," -aid Tom. "Hall
guinea,'' said the firmer. "I hat s too
inu h," said Tom "i ll tell you what I'll
to, I'll give, yen a "veu-hillinir pieee,
which happens to be ail the money I have
in my pockt." "Well," said the man,
'hand it over. 1 he payment was made
I'o'n. true to his rarjrain, look his post hy
the btro door, and let fire with one barrel
and 'hen with the other, and such a quack
tn r and spl.ishitiiT, and st reaming and flut
tering, had never been seen in that place
before.
Away ran Tom, and, delighted at his
sucress, picked up first a hen, then a chick
en then fished ou a dying duck cr two,
and so on, until he numbered eight head
of domestic game, with which his bag whs
nobly distended "Those were right good
hots, sir," said the tanner. "Yes," said
l oin, "eijrht ducks and fowls were more
than you bargained for, old fellow worth
more, I suspect, than seven shillings eh?"
Why. ves," said the man, scratching his
head. ' I ihink they he; but what do I caie
fur that? thry are none of Hum minr!''
ulere," said loin, was for once in my
life yi'vj, and made off as fast as I could,
for fear ihe right owner of my game inijxht
make nis appearance, not oui tnai 1 couni
ve ivet, the fellow thai took ine in seven
tunes as much as I did, for his cunning and
coolness.'
GEOilGE R. FK E.N 1 II,
MANUFACTURER AND
WHOLESALE f- RETAIL DEALER
IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LKATIIEK, A Mi
SHOE FINDINGS,
NO. 11 M Alt K ET STB KET,
WILMINGTON, .C.
March 6. 13
L. N. BARLOW,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER.
ASH DKAI.KH IN
LIQUORS WISES ALE PORTER f-c
No 3, Granite How. front Street,
WILMINGTON, fs.C.
Keb. 17ih, IPhG. UO-lf.
AUAMS, BROTHER & CO.,
COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
July 29. 58
js. c. smith. mii.es costin.
JAS. C. SMITH fc CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHAiNTS,
No. 2, SOUl'H WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON,-N.C.
April 26. lB-lv
STOKLEY fc OLDHAM,
GROCERS
AND CO 'MISSION MERCHAiNTS,
WILMINGTON, N C.
I.ilteral Cash advances madd on Klour, Cotton,
4td Naval Store cunrigne.l to them
Aug. to. bo ly.
W. G. MII.LIGANi
MARBLE MANUFACTURER'
NOHTH WaT-H STnKKT WlKMIMGTON. No. C.
Wnnumenls, Toombs, Head and Fool Stones, and
all kinds of Marble Work furnished to
order reasonable terms.
June E. - 3fi-ly-c
SAMUEL A. HOLMES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILMISGIOS, N. C.
Witt aitcn i the Courts of Duptin, Sampson and
vew Hanover
Office n Princeas urcet. nest door East of the
-aie Bank.
Aprils. 9-1 y
NOTICE.
rvESlGNS AND BSTI MATES for a Mann
1 meat 10 be eieeb-d in conunrn oration 0 the
Kattle of lUoore's Creek, are Kolh-itrd to be sub-
mit'td bv or beiote ili T2n& Ecbiuav. Cost not
to exceed 85,0l 0 Addrera
UO.NAI.O .! ACtlA K.
P K DI KINSt.'N, 1 k
K. A ANUKRSOJi, VComodltee.
U UacIIAK )
Wiliniri ton, N. t;., Jjn. :0, 1857. 126 Im
IsEOKUE MYERN,
, TD ILEMLb AM) 8tT.HL lia'tlCER
Ktep constantly on hand, II nu Teat. LUpuro
friBi."tonm, l ood and WUtuir II an, r ruil
Conjcetionarie. f-e South Fron t it rett,
vit. ij ;rti, j.
Mv. t . 1884., 10$
I OOLl-NKB. O. POTTt Jr. J. CAME R DEW.
I) )LUNER, PUTTER &. CO.
COMMISSION M ER CHA N TS,
v mv y o it K.
AfrllJO,lk SfKty.
SUUTBEHN LUTTEIIY.
UN TME HAVANA lLAN.
JASPER
COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Bi Authority of Ike State of Georgia.
Cta-- V. to he I awn Kehr ay 10, I&57, in public
Concri Hat, ilacun, G., tindt-r the Ivurn
u,.erini, n l-ie:.rCol. Ocoljje M. Logan and vv.
Ai'd-inn. Kltj
NfiARLY ONE! PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TIC
: j KEIS.
I5.0C0 TICuElS,-l,712 PRIZES !'
This Lutery has oily FIFTEEN" THOUSAND
NUMBERS less than than any Lottery iu the
V01 Id !
TEIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
I Prize ul
I do
I do
4 do
5 do
00 do
1,500 do
$15,000
V t.rji f.
1,000 are ' 4.0i
5i h) are 2,500
1 00 are 8,001
40 uie 60.00C
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
20 apir'xiiiui'ii of SlOOaro S2 MXI
50 do. 50 a re 2,0"
50 do. 20lre 1,000
1.712 PrlXe., am.. tmiin? to $102,000!
OEUTIKIt.'ATK OK I'ttKAGKS t F TEN
TIOKKI'S, tth.reihu miintieia end in 1,2.3.'
I. 5. 6, 7, 8, 9, 0. are old at the follow in rates
wldt h in 1 he ti-k I
10 Whole Ticket, GO 00
10 Half do 3 00
10 Quoner do 16 fO
fl will be pereeivt-d, bp th 19 plan, ihnf for $60
ih! purehas-er has a Orufirnte f ten licketn
when, If he buys iinle U Ids, he would only
ei'I fof ih;ii riiui fIx whul s. Thu, by buyins
' 'eriifii at- he ha lour uore chances for Uirsrer
prist s ll f and quart. p ick"fiein proponion.
Ticket';'. Sit),' Halves t-5. Quarit-r. 42.50.
Rank oie of all soiml R.uki lakn al par
1rleia for Tickets or ;titfiratea ot Tiekets.
Additsf 10 JAIKS r' INTKlt,
Jlanpr, Maeon, Ga.
Jan 17, 1357 19
S Y A X & To.'sf L 0 T" TlTiES
CAPITAL PRIZE
The iollnwine Scheme will e d awn by S. Swan
& Co. Manncets of the Eotr Gaines Academy
Lottbbv, of Georgia, and Hie SouTHttx .MitiT
akt Acadcmv Livttebt, of Alabama, in each 1.1
ilitir Loiutics for Feb. nary 165 1 .
CLASS
To Le drawn in the City of Mobile, Alabama, in
' ( public,, or,
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7th, 1857.
CLASS 2.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia,
in public, it
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1857.
CI.A 23.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1857,
OS Till". 1M.AS IFS'lSiCt.E NUMBHItX.
THREE THOUSAND TWO i.UNDRED AND
SIXTY PRIZES!
MORE Til AN OE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
J TICKETS!
30,000 TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCI1EM E !
I Ptiseof
1
$0,OUfl
20,iKir. is
10 000 is
9,00i) is
8.000 i
r,0,00
20.0' 0
10.030
9,' 00
8,000
7.100 is
6,0tK is
0 is
4,' 00 is
7,000
6,000
5,n0ti
4,t 'CO
'.000
3.000 it
I " 2,1 fiO i 2 000
1 'M 1,000 is 1,000
IPO Prizes of lOJaie IP.OtiO
100 " 5s: are 51 CO
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prize of S'appro'io S'lO.OIM'piize are St,f 00
4 ioo 20,000 eoo
4 " ! 1) " 10.000 ' 400
4 " 80 " 9,000 " 3:0
4 " 65 " " H.fjOO ' 26
4 60 " 7.0i " 210
4 55 " O.IOO " 22o
4 " B) " 6,000. " 2i!0
4 " 41 " 4.00 " 1
4 ' 40 " 3,000 " 160
4 3 " 2,000 ' 10
4 23 " 1.0J3 16
3000 " 2) arc - - 60,0t0
3 J60 prize)- amosntrna to -'04 000
Whole Tickets, 10-Halves 1 5- Quaitcrs,
PLAN OF THE LOTTERIES.
The ! urn froii 1 10 30,000, corrcpondina
wilh those Numbers on ihe Tiekei s prin'el on
wparaie flips ol papcr.are encircled with f-niall
.in t b-a and placed in une W hi el.
The wheeUare then r-voived. and a number i
drawn irom tlie wheel of .Nnmbers, and at ih.
anie time a Prize is drawn from the other whet-l.
The Number and Prizj drawn out are opened and
eshibtcd lo ihs nudience. and regisiered by th
"(Miimis-'ionerx ; the- Prize b-in! placed againvl
he .Vnmher drawn. The oueraiion is repeated
until all (he Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The iw. prec--din and ihe two succeed inc
umcrs to tbo e drawing the fin-i 12 Prizes will
e emided to ihe4S ApproximatienPrizes, accord
in? 10 ihe seheme.
The 3 0tiO Prizes of S20 will be determined by the
Inist figure ol Ihe Number ili draw 'he 5O.C00
Prize. Ftr exair.ple. il "he Number drawing the
5O,000 Ptize et.ds with No. I, then ait the Tic
ket where ie number end in I, will he entitled
t.20. If the Number ends with No. 2. then all
he 'I iekets where the Niiiuber ends in 2 will be
. niiited 10 S JO, and no nn 10 0.
Certificate of Package will be aold al ihe fol
lowinu rates, whieh i ne risk :
Ceriilicaieof Package ol ,t W hole Tickets, S80
10 Hall 40
10 Quarter ' 20
IN ORDERING TICKETS OUCERTIFIC
! ATK".
Enclose Ihe money 10 oar address for the Tic
keisord. red.on rece.pt ol which they will be lor
warded by first marl. Pllretlaers ean huve tickets
nHing in ativ figure, they may det-isfnate.
The Li.-t of Drawn N umbersand l'mas will be
si-ni to piirehaeersimuiediaiely after the drawing.
J3r Purcham rs will pleafe write ihti'. signature
plain, and givt their PostOffi.-e, County and State.
(3T Remember that every Prize is draw n, and
pavxbiein full wilhool dedtte'lon.
II Prizes ol 81000. and unter paid immedi
aiely after the draw :ng-oiher prizes at ihe uual
lime of thirty days.
All rommunieaiions strictly confidential.
Prize Ticket cashed or renewed inoiher ticket"
at either rhce f'
IddrtssOider for Ticktfsor Cenifieaiea either to
8. SWAN A CO.,
Atlanta, Ua.
, or S SWAN,
" V Montgomery. Ala.
Jan 29. 134 . T
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.
CHAS. D.8I YERS.
(SCCCESSna TO SHfaD & MtEBS.) -
f ANrjFACTCRER,Wlea!eandlle illVal
vl. er n Hats Cap, f ars, and Stra Gkiods
.Also. Umbrella. "afiear febs-.together wiib
ew article usually fouedla a first Clasa Fa hioa
able Hat Store. J
34 Market St.. two dors below Scott 4 Bald
win'. L . ::
" N. B. Military Goods df every description furn
ished to order. ,
. IB.
WE HAVE JUST KKCKIVEO
25 Bbl. of ihoe No. Mackerel,
ill half Kbls. "
10 hali Bbl. No I
Nov. 27. Al GEO. MYERS.
ULNTKR
H AND CAJS.
A f UI.Li V OUI'.U
S'trtioent ol ulltliedith re.nl atylea
of llrexs and Business Hat and 1
Caps now open, comprising -
SILK, FUR AND WOOL BATS, CLOTH, PLUSH AND
SILK GLAZED CAPS, INFANTS HATS AND
CAPS,' MISSES BEAVEU AND FELT
FLA T3, BOYS AND YOUTHS SOFT
HATS AND CAPS, I'M BB EL
LAS, CANES, BELTS,
fcC-ifcC. AiC
W.hleh we offer at wholesale m retail.at the very
lowest prices,- C.I. MYERS,
34 Market street, two doors bilovr Scott 3l Ua'd-
win'i. . " ,,. ;. ,92 ,
CAU0UNA SADDLE AND II 1R NESS
ESTABLISHMENT.
CV tcr Market f- Srcqpid Sis.; under He Caro
lina Hotel, WUitiing-ton, Jv. C. '
It HE UNDERnIGNED RES.
pec: fully takes ihi method lo
inform the citizens of V ilmincton
-nd stirroun ting country, that he hataken the
store on the eornr of Market ania eeond strerls.
undt-r the Carolina Hole' wh-re he would be
ileacd lo exhibit his f toek, confiding. I Saddles
Kridlea, Manineales, Harness, Trunks. Whips
-piirs, and all ar'ictes usually kept in nit h nn es
tablishment, all of whith be will sell low to, cavh.
or on accummo latingr lerms. Call and esaniine
8 he ilti:ita a -hare of pub.tc pnlronage.
J, Repairing done al shorl notice. ;
WM. L. JACOBS.
Oet 25. 95 tL
NEUR0 PASSEN.
A NEW form f Passes, containing sanitary pro
visions, approved by he Cominissioners.au
number of others interested in the welfare of our.
C 'lor.-d population, is just issued at the office ul
llttiammercxal.
VALENTINES ! ! !
FEBRUARY 14, 1857.'
WE HAVE NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION,
THE LARGEST SELECTION OF
COMIO.PLAINAND FA NCIFUL
XT T.Tr-ivrTTJvrTrJ!8-i
Kver before broueht 10 this market. We can suit
all last, a or fam-y. Those desiring a nice article
would do well 10 call soon.
For sale at the Uroadwav variety S'ore, No. 40
Vlarket sir. el. W. H. DcNEALK.
Jan. 29. 131
SUNDRIES.
1 f f R Is domestic Liquors;
1 KjKJ 75 K.fia Nail;
5 Rbla Mesa Pork;
10 Tons Hoop Iron ;
10 Kgs Best Goshen Butter;
50 Koxs Cheese;
Soap. Crarkeis, Matches. Spices, Candles, Soda,
SalerutusPotash, &c, &c. On hand and for sale
yb , LJan.22 ZENO H. GREENE.
NEW ARRIVALS
OF F; EN II GROCERIES.
T'HE Subccribcr has jtirt returned from the
North with a lull and well selected stock ol
hoiee Groceries, comprising every variety that
ends 10 complete an assortment, consisiine in
part of 100 basis 'ofTee, Moclia, Government Java,
l.s.guyra. lvio and t Doiuino; 1UL ll Is. tousart
of all grades; "hoiee Wines. Liquors ; Champaign
of tliH in st celebrated brands. Teas, Goshen Rut
I r. F. M Beef, Smoked Beef, Berf T.n?ues, Sal
mon. "Mackerel, Pork, Herrings, Codfish, Fresh
Lobster and Shad, Sardine, Saucta, Catsups;
Si.dii, Sugar, Butt. r. Lemon, Cream, Pilot and
Water Cta.-ker, 'olgiiles Family Soaps, Fancy
Toil, t Soaps, Picklea of every variety, English
Pineapple and Goshen Cheese, Candles of all
grades, Bottled Liquors of every variety. Pure Old
Tom Gin, Schiedam Schnapps, Currants and Cit
ron, (New Unisons Expected ) Porter and Ale,
Olive Oil. Sperm Oil, P.unes, l 'onfectionary in nil
it - varieties, Preserves, Jell vs. Brolna, Corn Stareh
Flour, Chocolate, Ladies Fancy Batketa 2' 0,000
Cigars, Tobacco, &c, Ac., Ac , all low for cash
GEORGE MYERS'
Country Merchants are particularly invited to
tall and examine, before purchotiny clsewheee.
Oct. 7. .
TO RENT
UNTIL Ociober, my late residence on 4th
St. neat the Rail Road, il has a will 0
eooi water, yard, jj?rrtn, Stables. Ar-
plv to GEO.McDUFFIE.
Feb. 1st. I8S7. 13G-2W.
COPES' BAKERY.
Wilmington, N. C.
r take this method of informing luy friends and
I the public generally that I have commenced ih
bakiii business in the lown ol Wilmingien. scd
ask that they will give mt the patroonge that was
once bi fore so liberally botow ed, and I pledge my
self thai I will spare no pains, to keep constantly on
hand a fresii supyly of all kinds of Bread and Pies,;
Also by w holesale or retail all sons of Ciaekers,
store one door west of Dr. Mears Drug Store on
Mark, t st, G. W. COPES.
Jan. 24 132,
JOHN A. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Prartices in the enunliee of Bladen, Columbus.
Brunswick, Sampson and INcw Hanover.
II timing ton, K. C.
Jan. 24.
PRAYER BOOKSBibles; Hymn Books;
Psalmodies; Palms and It) inns ; Church
Servic; Home IServiee, Jkc, In variou bindings,
for sa le at W II ITA K ER'S.
Dec 21.
SITING POTATOES.
CA BARRELS PRIME EATING POTATO-
tJ.J E
''.S. For sale by
Jan. 8
ADAMS. BRO. & CO.
SUNDRIES.
Molases, Flour.
r HEESE.
Mullets, Pork,
j Lard, Bacon &c
lor sale by
ZENO II. GREEN.
137.
Feb.
IMPORTANT SALE
OF
DEEP RIVER LANDS.
OIK E is hereby given that there will be void
LN at Piitsboronh, at auction, on Tuessday the
I0ih of Febuaiy next oh a liberal credit, the large
and excellent farm oa Deep River, belonging 10
the Estate of Samuel S Jaccson deceased. This
tract embraces about 1S44 acre, a large portion
of which is unsurpassed in ft-rilllity by any lands
on Deep ttiver. It ties on the South Side of ihe
River, and lor several miles on the River, about
fhrfj miles above l.orl vi:le, and about lour mile
irom lb-- point at whl. h the Halt Road from Fay
etievitte lo Ihe Coal FMds will pars the Kiver.
Any Kail Itoad here titer built from Ma'eisb to the
"oil Fields by way of Ha wood must pass over
this land. A portion of this land ex ends Into the
coal formation.
For ihe eon venienee of purchasers the property
wifl be ?od in diflt-ient tract.
Thora will also bo sold at the same lime and
place ihe property on Deep River, formerly oecn
pi.d by Ooct. Isaac Jackson, eMopri-ir.g an im
proved' lot of six r , and adj iii (nf it an inter -et
equal in ihrt e fifths of tha whole in a tract Of
300 aens lying on ihe River and direc-ly npposite
the Egvpi haft. From the location "ft hi prop
erty, directly above Kamersvifie nn ihe River,
nnd opposite Fgepi, ibere ean be no onbt of its
eing endvrUid with ihe coal, and the Iron ore.
J. J.iACKON.
The. Commercial,
U ILAII NG I'DN, N. C.
Weekly S'i t Ti l vVt ckly 5 a Tear.
IN ALL CASES IN ADVANCE.
lo iMiin; a Prospectus to ask Mihsrilptiont to
Ihe (. oM.Nunc l.. Il.e nttcrilier fevl It a duly to
lefini- tlo-ir H.sition, so as to leave nodonbi upon
1 li-minds ol I lit Ir tmltuiis as lo lliu t.riociulis
la- . . T
M loir 111 .er win Moiiin. It
In lite luiitalioiis ui past years the senior ivli
'or has had one paramount t iticiple before bitn.
OUTHERN RIG-UTS, under tho Oontitntion.
hav;lic-n the aim and olj.-ct of all bis efforts,
these alone are maintained lv tlio I'l iifi.nn ol
'he D.-mocralic l-arty tb-versl tears ago, "e in
MTtfd 'in our Prospectus the tnllouing wnvds
"Tue. CommkbciaL is a vwdet of political imteKi
,eneti .' itevertlietes-'. Soutukhn RiuiiT inill always
supersede Ike claim of ever y party .J every uiime."
From thl avowal it wawiiot tlilliciilt to j idse
what would be our course wheittlie hour artivi-d
that should place those rights uithiu a tangible
isne.:
TI10 Mcsxago of onr great and good President
Pikrck. in which he asserted the rli(hts'if the
South under itio Cott.tiiitition. coritaintHl tho pre
cise doctrine lluit The Comwcrci(dU advocated
for many years, a lot the Cincinnati Convention
having sustained that docfritiu. weTfotind In the
GREAT NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY
1 hose with whom we could cont'iertiioiily ac
under the influence ol our judgment atld tho im
pulse ofour heart. The riuciple avowed in
the CWtciiiixili Platform, wi.l l Mtslaincd now
and soloiii: as we'rem tin in public, life.
We believe Uuch.ivam and Rhkckkniiidgk will
ho the honest and faiih'til exponents ol Ihe piin-
ciples to uhich we adhere, and 0.1 which the
a fety and liuipines of Ihe Sonlh defend. - Pure
in private character, hottest in public life and of
iiiiitiiK'sclialih pttiio'ini, their election has
i lone preserved this Union Irom 1 lliu and disas
ter.
Those who h.ve lier tnf..re read onr paper,
know that "e have long desiied lo inert the pres
ent hour, when the Smuli will demand her rights
t il hour stint o; compromise, anil see hmv msnv
ol lite Nati'.nal Democrat of the Free Slate will
sustain her just pretension.- Enoitli vill be
found, we 1ipe and believe, to bear otiK" Banner
hrongh thrt battle and the breeze, and assist
1 to transfix it on lliu ramparts ol'llie Consiilu-
non.
tStrict attention paid to reports of Markats,
irkuts,
domestic ati'l toreiKit -
Ruspcctfully,
T. LORINO
D.W.SANDERS..
: N0TICE.
pi!E subscriber reppet tfully rol the attention
BK l llin i,III,ll'lllel"tiU I ru 1 if 1 1 0 s till II nLtlltlll r ,
due January 1st, 1837. It is hoped tl ey wi.l be
paia immeuiaiciy, as 111s uins urr n'. reiioy
I t ..i.,T.-l..f.
jail. a. ur,o. ni 1 I'.n-p.
TO MERCHANTS.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR LARGE
and e.vtens-ive stock of Hats, Caps, I'mbrel
lai, Ac., and can sell litem at t ties lowest lew
York prices, as vvc have iht tii dir. i t from the
imnufactory , and ns Mr. Ilawes resides in New
V'ork, we haveevery facility ofsjetirnu every new
'lyle and at the lowest rate. Merchants will do
well lo call and See, under the Carolina Hotel.
GILES & tlAWi s.
Sept. 30, 166. 84 if.
WILMINGTON & IV EL. R. R. CO
j 3 fjjiAir3 t-S 43 Ju
Orricc Engiseer a.vo Scpebintendf.st, )
Wilmington, N. C'JUn. I, lf-57.
rHE PASSKMiEU TRAINS WILL, LN-
Tl L further notice, run over this roa.i .-.s al
lows :
GOING NORTH, DAILY
DAY EXPRESS TR A-l N leaves V.ilmington
al6 A.M ; arrives at Oohlsboro' at 1 Oh 09 in u-uvts
in 8 minutes --and arrives at Weldon ut 2.U0 P
VI.
NIGHT EXPRESS TlCAIN' leaves Wllming
lon at 4 ISP. Al 4 arrives ut Gold.-btiro' til ft 3G,
to supper 21 minutes; arrive.-, at Wcldon at 1.00
A. M.
GOIVG SOUTH, DAILY.
DAY EXPRESS leavceW . Id..n at 1 i .30 A. v ;.
arrives al Gnldaboro 3 l'J P.M.. leaves inSmin
tties; arrives at Wilmington at 7.30 P- M. to sup
per. .
N IGITT EXPRESS leaves Wcldon at 8 3" P.M.;
arrives at GoltNlioro' at 12 50 A. M leave in 15
minutes- strives til W. jltuin;ton al 5 40 A. M. -
3The Night Express Train connect -with
tho North Carolina Railroad, both ways: 01 Golds
boro. Thlv-gh I'iekeis North sold in Wilmington;
o Baltimore & 12; to Philadelphia $11; to New
York I5 5f; lo Washington, DC, Sll.
llf riCBlTB WILL MOT BB SOLO TO A NEMO IS
PtBhJS.
Passenger are wot! fied that an extra c large of
one cen t per mite v ill be required of those u10 do
not pun-haie tickets at station.
Freigol by passenger trains double rate .o
cal lure, u iih tickeld. abour 3 cent per mile; il
puid in the car', about 4 cent per mile
FREIGHT TRAINS. Two through t-chcdule
trains between W ilmington and W eidn, eat h
wr-ek ; leaving alternately on Mondays and
I'hursdat s and arriving on Tuesday and Fri
day. Four schedule trains per week lo Goldebo
ro'; leaving Wilmington on Tuesdays, Wednes
days Fridays and Satttrd.r a antl Goldslx.ro' on
Mondays, W'ednesdai s.Thnr days and Saturdays,
making with lite "through" trains a duili
freight train both waj s btiw een W iliningtott and
Goldsboru'.
All dues on freight, up ord.iwn, payable at Gen
eral Freight Office in Wilmington, nn rec ipt or
delivery, excluding freight for N. C. R. It:
which may be pre-paid or not at the optim of the
consigner.
S. I.. FREMONT.
Ian. 15. Chief Eng. St Superintendent.
D
ills. &c;
1
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING LOCATED
l- HIMSELF AT
No. 15 MARKET STREET,
WOULD be pleased to receive the ratronageof
all CASH pavtng enslomers, and those who
will pay at SHORT NOTICE. Sui h customers
will find it to ih.-ir advantage to give him a call
before purchasing elsew here.
200 Ploughs; 2C00 lbs. Plough Castings;
4 dozen Canal Barrows ;
I " Corn Shelter j
25 boxes Raisenst
( 'iiron. Nuts, drc ;
Family, Fine and Super Floor J
Falton Market Beef ;
Shot and Powder;
Teas; Loaf. Crushed, Clarified and Brown
Sugar;
Java, l.aguayra and Rio Coffee .
A LS, ,
All kinds of Vooocn Warei
Butler,' hcese and. Lard 1
Tobacco and nuA ;
Wines and Liquors t
Axes Spates and hovels;
Pot and ?i:rawr Warei
Jugs, Kotttia and Flasts;
Persuasion Caps, and many articles too te.
dious 10 mention.
, A. A. H ItTSt'I Ef.D.
Si. 15, Markets' reel.
Jsn. 8. . 'i . . 12's-n -
CHEESE, CHEESE.
BOXES N T. State Dairies.. For sale by
Jan. it. W- iSE.VO H. GREENE. '
50
COFFEE! COFFEE!!
0 BAGS RIO.
JJ It Java.
10 f .agnsvra.
Now Landing & for sale by.
. ZK.VOIL C&EEV.
FflWft . zsr.
DALTLU0UC LOCK HOSPITAL.
111? K )HS'I ( N
rpiiE (oun.ktr ot ibis U lehralvd Institution cf
A. Lr.iue in ucii.nn, Specuy and orny ctiLitu'
al remedy in tbe wot id lor .
SECRET DISEASES.
Glens, Strictures, Seminal W eaknee, Pains in
tho Luins. Constitutional Debility,- I mputency,
Weaknusa ol'h ttack and Limns, AHieiion f
the iidut-ys. Palpitation vl the Heart, L).ej siu,
iNervutrs lrritabi ity, Diseasu ot the Head, 'J nioat
Aoae or Skin ; those icrious and mel.iitcholy disoM
dcrsafiring iruni tha destructive habits of Youths
Inch d.-siroy bu:btody ai.d nnno. 'It out e rd
and so.iiaiy practices more fatal lo their vieiiu.s
than thu song of 'he Syret.s to th marluers c-f
Ulysses, blighting their moat brilliant hopes or an'
licipulions, rendering nrirriage, &c, tmpoasibls.
, yousu mi:n.
Especially, who l ave become ihe victims of Soil'
ry Vict, that dreadful and destructive habit w hiih
annually sweep!., an untimely crave thousands of1
young men of tue most exalted talent and brilliant
intellect, wh might otherwise havu entranced
tcning iteaatcs wlih the thunders of eloquence, tr
waked toecstaC) the livinglyre, mf call wilh fujr
confidence. '
MARRIAGE.
Married peron, or Young Men, contcmplotir
narriai-e, being awareof Phtaical Weaknesa. Of
ganie Debiliry, Oelomiili. s. o.. should iminrdi.
ately consult Dr. 3., and be restored to perftc
llCiUiO ,
who places himself tthdsrthecarcof Dr. JoF.n
stort "may rcliifioiirly confide in hia honor as a en
tleman.and confidently rely upon hisskill asa phy
ician. ,
Da. Johnstox is the oi.lv recularlv V.A
Physician ud vt riislng locoie Private Complaints,
flis remedies and treatment afe entlrel unknown
toall others. Prepared 'irom a life sneni in the
Great Hospitals of I'.u rope and the Firei in iSia
L'ountrv, viz s England, Fraace, the hlocklcy of
Philadelphia, cf-e., and a more ext nsive urneiice
than any other physician in ihe world. His many
""uwr-iiui cnri s a to most important oi.rciciii t'ri.
. P .. . ! ... . I . . .,,, . '
'iiH'iiB.1. n ruiucimi t.araioue 10 Hie ftllJlclCd.. -
wait w vb ftiHuuir uiitt cf; eciuatrif reii?..
cd.tliould shun the numeioui triling impostert, who
only rnin iheir health, and apply to him.
a vuhh. vvAUitAAl y.V Oil RO CHARGE.
An Mercury or Naitaeav Diups Ce'
OFFICE. No. 7. SOUTH FREDERICK at..
Jeft hand side geing from lialtiniore street, a f w
a.n.rs irom the coiner. Fall not to obirrte Ms"
name and number, lor ignorant trifling impoiteis,
(iir.ivica oy inercpuiain.noi ut. Jbhusron. luik
nn. joiiNSTOft.
Mcmberof the Royal College of Surgeons. Londorr
graduate from one ol the litest eminent Colleges of
the United States, nnd the greater pari of whose
tile has been spent in the Hospitals ol London, Pat
is, Philadelphia. nnd elsewhere, has effected son
of the most astonishing cures thai were ever know ry
Man) troubled wilh ringing in ihe ears and head
when asleep, great netvuusnsBS, being t.laro.cd t
sudden sonnds, and bashfu.ness. wilh frequent"
blushing, attended sometimes with dciacgcn.iril
mind, werecurcd imiiiediaiely.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
Wrhcn ihe misguided and Smpiudcnt votary of
pleasure find he has Imbibed the seeds of .hie
puitilul disease, it too often happens that anill-iim-ed
senso of shame, or dread of discovery, deters
liiinfiomapplyi.ngtothi.se who. Irom education;
and respectability. can nine befriend him, delay
ing till the eorisiitutionnl symptoms of this horrid
disease make their appearance em li as ujcerattd
sore throat. diseased nose, noelural pain In ihe,
he.-Kl and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nndes
on the shin bones and arms. Notches on ihe bead 4
face and rxtremilies, progrcrsinp with frihliul ra
pidity, till nt last the pnlute of the mouth or the
bonesol' th nose tall in. ami Ihe victim of ibis
awTii i disease becomes a horrid object of commit
aeration, rill death ptitsa period lo his dreadiul suf
ferings, by ser.dlng him to "thai lei. ue from
whence no traveller r- turns. To i-ueh llierrlori.
Or. Jo!tnsi.n pi dges Li iir eif to pieserve the niosl
i nvi.Tl.ihl. st it ri ; and, from hU t.t:tncive pr:.c
tice in th first Hoepiiuls of Eoropt; and Anieiiea
- hecan confidently rceoiiunend a safe and speedy
cure to ihe unfortuna e victim of J. i horrid dis
ease. It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall
victims 10 this dreadful complaint, owing to the sn
skiifnlm ss 01 ignorant pr l. nders, w ho, by the use
of that deadly poisin. mercury, ruin the eonsliiu
tion, and either 8-n the unfortunate sullercr to an
untimely grave, or else mafce the lesidsc of lift iiii
cral'le. , t.
TA KE PA II TICUEA It A O T1CE.
Dr. J. addresses, ill t lose w ho haveiniurcd them.
selves by private and improper indulgences.
1 liese nre some ol Ihe sad nrfd melanetoly ti
foc-18, produced by eaily habits of ynuih , viz
weakness 01 Ihe Haas; and Limbs. Pains in ihe
Head. Dimness of Sight, Loss of Mnsco'nr Pcvr
er. Pain Ration of the Hear' DvsrcDsv. Neivota
irritability Heranepmcnt ei'tl e" bjgesiive Knbr '
tions, t.ancrai Debility, Syfxpionis ef Coutnnip.
tion. jr c. - - -
.IT. yitttltlt .Th 1. rl 11 1 .fTtfl a nn Attn J .
much to t dreaded- Losrol Memory. Confusion
ol Ideas, llepressiun ol Spirits, l-.vil Foreboding.
aversion ui noeicty, ocu uisitust, i.ove ot Poll
tude. I'iieiilii ) , A e .are some of the tyils produced..
I iioutand ot person of alli.gc, can nowjndg
what I ihe cau.-e of Hit lr declining heuhh. Los
ing their vigor, bcc.ming weak, pale nr:d cmiuia'
led, have a singular appearar.ee iiheut the CjCs,
eongh arnl symptoms of consumption.
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING RF.3J1'.
DY FOit ORGANIC WEAKNESS-
By tiii great and important remedy weakness ut.
the organs a re speedily cured and full vig r rtsrort d.
Thousands of the moat Nervous nui Debiiitai.d
individuals who had lost all hope, have be n imne
liaiely relieved. All impedir.itnis to MARRIAGE
iMtysical u-Mt nlal Disqualifications. Nervous Jr
ri lability Tremblings and Weakness, or cxhaufctisn
of tho most ft a 1 In I kind, speedily rtirid by,lr .
Johnston. ,. . '
Young men who have injured tbcmstlves ty a
certain practice indu'gul in u ben al'ne a habit
i'riqiienily e:rn d from evil toil 1 iiicrs. or a I
school, the elTecis of which are nighfly felt, even
n'hen asleep, and it not cutd, render mariiaga
iniiiossihle.ard dtsiroys bo:L. Jir.d find body. should
aptlv immediali ly.
What a pftv that a young man, ihe hope of hi
country, nnd the dtriing of his parents, rhould be
sn itched from all prosp. crs and riijoymenis of life,
by the cons.-qihnccs ol deviating from tlepaih or
mture, and indulging in a cert . in stent t.bii.
Such persons, before contniplring .
MARRIAGE.
Should rerlect thai a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites :o promote contiuLial
happiness. Indeed, without these, tho journey
through life beconica weary pUgrltuitget the pros
peel hourly darkens W ihe view'; the mind seccmes
shadowed .with despairrrf nlled" wilh the htelrtn
-holy reflection that the happineiB of another be
cotue blighted with out own;
OFFICE AO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICKS ST.,
Baltimobe, M s.
AH Surgical Operations 1'ci tot med.
N. Bv f.ct no false delicacy prtyent-yon, but
apply immediately either personally or b letter.
Skin meaelpeerfH-Cured.
TO STRANGERS.
TTi many lhoand eureH.nl this insiit uilon with -in
the last ten years, and ihe numeres impor-
neaacd by the Reporter of the fakirs, and mnny
other persons nticiof which have sppeatf t! again '
ana again nctore the public, besides 1. 1 (tanking
as a eenilentan of churacirrand respor.sitiUtj', ir
a aufficienl puaranie,. the f"icrrd.
TAKE NOTICE.
It f with the greatest irluctaDee that Tr. -ItIf5fT05
permits his eard lo appear before the pul.Iie, dn Ins; it
unnroressinnai tr a pbyiian to advertise, ltit oa'rs un
did so. the Btl"irrd. esrcil!v stniiHrer could not fail to
fall int.) the bands at the many tnij.u.' 1 1 1 oii!arTiel
im posiprs. with innniuershl KaiM Sate, it -cntire4
i Jnuekuhn. mrarmin? lht-c imrirm ettie. .nnvfmr tf..
.TemsToa s d-rti!menrs or a.lv.rtj.'ne themseiTC as .
p lyirin.illtn-rte sbalsmv-brslBMl fcHows, too )nty la.
w rk at their 0num.1l trad, with araraa too (.Wa. W 'or4
the hrnte. vhn. for the pnrfaH of Kntiefi-g aod FiecelT.
ins. carry on rive or six office, under a. J liri nl
F1s? Samri, so Ihst xhr afTiicrtd Pti s 1 11 eci rx
one. 1 sure to tumble headlonir into thaotiwr. lnm in
Quck wlfb enormous lytng cerulSenie of rrest and as-,
tonishing care from rieraon. not to be found, w hok.cp
yon takins Hirire rottk- of Ijccc W'jtbb and e'L.r
pfl'.'e -f filthy and worthk- eorriind, cnnritne'y
p repaired to tmpow upon the unfortunate and nnujsrrl.
Irar. Teilline mnth after month, or lonir a tb u il.
e-t fee can cbtaJnrd. and. In depir, leavea ynu tt,
ra'tMst health, to sieh nr ynar rnllins; diafrinimef.t.
It i this motive that indnce Lr. J. lo advertise, ra
at ilmi ess eras roe. Tuthn anaeq ami tried wits bta
rntalinn. it deem it necessary to say that hia er'-a.
tial or flT.ena alw'. he. In hi eftiee. -
NO LETTERS RECEIVED I XU rOFTTATI
and conis'n ea Ptmptolj ned for tha reply. Jfs
nns writing should1 .lata r an4 ec4 tU portia t-t
ari-iie'ni)i ifi wibmy syaiyruaj. - J'Sl-lT.