TRUSSES.
THE SUBSCRIBERhason nand and for sate,
a larira aasorimantotTrusses, Abdominal sup'
nnrtf-ra etc arranged and recommended .by Dr.
Schoowald. They will be lound lo be the easiest
and most efficient articiee ever gotten up. He In
Vites ar.ention to their construction and orlre
which will bo found beiltr and m re favorable than
thev can be obtained at ny othei point in i"ieU
nion. They are filled up with silver sprmgsand
silv.ror glass pads. HlitAM W. JOVNK.lt.
Feb. 5, 1857 138 3m.
J. M. STEVENSON,
A GENT for the sale of all kinds of Produce.
XI Office on Piincessst , under ADAMS, BRO.
dc, t;0., Wilmington, ft. C.
Feb. I2.t3l-it.
J. M. STEVENSON
FOR SALE.
A House and Lot, on Sixth street, north
of. and nearly adjoining the rail road a
very detirabie location, ai a very moderate
price.
The Hons U large and well planned, but nnfln
I shed has been put into my hands to meet an'emer
gency a nasty purcnaser ta wanted.
March 3. P. W. FANNING.
R
ECEIVING this day per Schr. Hetene. 30
boxes ot fine flavored uranses.
March 3. Wftl. ft. DsNEALE
f;"Phalon
CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOR.
The
ni o it r
complete
- article of the
kind ever before
ofllreil to the public. i
It has stood the lest oft wen-
ty ; ears In this country, end not
one ol the many hundred of initia
tions hve been able to compete with U
. for preserving: dressing, and beautifying
the Hnir, and kepinc the head clear from
dandruff J-c. It is in-Mi rouble; inshoit, it is every
thingihe Hair require. Price 5Ucs andl pr bottle
Pbalou'a
PAPHIAN LOTION,
Ui, Flobal BiAVTirm.
A
great
, Cosmetic
for beautify- '
in the Skin and
Complexion, and for
curing Chapped Hands,
also for the Teeth A Breath,
Fa , f .ij at. Tan, Sunburn,
Freckles, Pimples, Sco'ds Hums,
die. A sure nd s;ife cure for th Piles,
one washing will give instant relief. After
shaving it is verp soothing to the skin. It keep
I he hands soil and while, and for inflammation ol
the skin, it will be found to be a gteai rented y;-
Pnce 60 cents and 1 per bottle.
Phalon'e
MAGIC HAIR DYE.
One
of the i
very best
Natural Dyes
In the world. Its
long use has proved it
to be beyond comparison i
and, being a vegetable produc
tion,no injury ran possibly be done
lo the skin. It is ensily appiii d, and
vou c;.n obtain a black or brown which will
defv the best judzes lo tell it ir m nature itself
Price l and $1 50 per box. Made and si Id by K.
PHALON.atl97 Broad wav. conr of l)ey street
und 517 Bruadwav. St. Nicho'as Hotel, N. V.. and
all Druggists and fane stores throughout the Uni
ted fc tales.
March 3. 143;5m
PHAIKIB FLOH'EB SUPEKSEDED t
A Acta Novel by Enter son Ihnnett.
THE ARTIST'S BRIDE,
OR
THE PAWNBROKER'S HEIR,
By Emerson Bennett, Esq.
Author of -The Prairie Flower," Leni Leoti,'
"Cl.ARA MOREI.AND," etC.
12mo. Cloth 'PRICEONK DOLLAR, I H Pages
If 'Emerson Bennett had never written bis many
drliuhtfnl and thrilling sioties of border lite, of
prairie scenes, and Indian warfare ; title new story
t f "1 he Artist's Bride," would have hiced his
name. n the record asone of the best of Ameiican
uovelists. - - ' -
"The Artist's Bride'' is one of the most thrilling
native productions we have ever read, and yet the
ncidenisare so true lo nature, so life-like, that the
reader can scarcely realize the fact that he is read
ing fiction. The sketches of the "mutant Heir
ess," nnd of the interview between the Lawyer
and hu Student, poesess the most absorbing in
terest. The persons introduced in this narrative
are striking, and never-to-be forgotten types of
Individuals we meet with daily. 1 he amnsemeni
to be gathered from these pages is as great as is
the moral information bestowed. Altogether,
Kmerson Bennett has done himself infinite merit
by this production.
GARRETT, DICKdt FITZGFRALD.Pu- Ushers
No. IS, Ann afreet, New York.
Also, for sale by all Booksellers in this place.
copies oi tne above book sent oy mall to any
maaresf, t ree or roaiage, upr. n receipt of si.
Send your Cish Orders lo the Publishers.
Editors of Country Newspapers giving the
above advertisement three prominent insertions,
ceiling attention to tne same in me editorial col
umn, and sending a marked copy of ihe paper lo
the Publishers, will receive "The Artist's Biide"
per return of mail, free of postage.
AiarchU. 152-ltwtw
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WITH HALL'S PATENT Powder-Proof
Locks the same thai were awarded sepa
rate Medals at the World's Fair, London, 1S51,
and the World's Fair, New Vork. 1653 and arc
the only American afes thru were awarded med
als at the London World's Fir. .
These Safes are now admitted lo be superior to
any ever offered to the public; and the subscriber
challenge the world to produce an insianco of these
Safes tailing to preserve their contents through
the hottest fires, or a burglar picking the lock.
The subscriber and their a?rnte arc the only
persona authorized to make and sell Herring's
Patent Champion Safe, with Hull's Patent Pow-der-Proof
Locks. . .
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Green Block, 133, 137 snd 1 S Water St ,
ami 5 Murray St. New Vork.
Agents in North Carolina i Jv R. Blossom
Wilmington, N. C. W. H. d R. S. Tncker.Ral
igh.N C.
Feb. 3. 136-3m.
WILMINGTON & UEL. R. It. CO.
Orrice K.ioimit and Sopbbiwtbmdbkt,
Wilmington, N.C Jan. I, li67
THE PASSKNGF.lt TRAINS WILL, UN
TIL further notice, run over this road aa LJ-
GOING NORTH, DAILY
DAY EXPRESS Tit AIN leaves Wilmington
at6A.M f arrives at Goldsboro'at lOh 09m tea
in 8 minute -and arrives at Weldon at 2 00 P
M. -
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Wilming
ton at 4 IS P. arrives at. Goldrboro' at Jt.36,
to supper 21 minutes arrives at Weldon at LUC
A. M. . - v ,iv
GOING SOUTH. DAILY. :"
DAV EXPRESS leave. Weldon at 11.30 A. .
arrives at Goldbor' 3 It) P.M. leaves InBniin
Hies; arrives at Wilmington at 7.30 P- M to sap
per. - .
NIGHT EXPRESS leave Wcldonst 8 3P M.t
arrives at Goidsboro' at 12.60 A. M. leaves in li
mtnntew strives at V ilmington at G.40 A. -At.
T2fThe Night Express Train connects with
the North Carolina Railroad, both wars, at Golds
boro'. ' ..
Thv.gh ficksta North old ia WJIrainttonj
to Baltimore $12; to Philadelphia tW; to New
Vork I5 60; to Washington, O.C.,911. '
L" rtCBBTS Will HOT SB BOLD TO A MB6RO IS)
rcasoji.. ,
PdMngert are nptijicd that an.' estra charge of
on cent per mil will be required of thee who do
not purchase ticket at elation. .. :
Freigifl by passenger trains doubt rate. Lo
cal fare, with tickets, about 3 cents per milej If
paid in the care, about 4 cents er mile
FREIGHT TRAINS. Two throne h schediriu
trains between Wilmington and Weldon, each
week? leaving alternately on Mondays and
Thursdays and arriving on Tuesdays and Fri
days. Four schedule trains per Week to GoMsbo
ro; leaving Wilminpton on .Tuesdays, Wednes
days Fridays and Samrdara ami Goldsboro' on
Monday,Wednesdsys,Thur day and Saturdays,
making with the "through" train dailm
freight train both war bttweeo WilmingtoD tad
Goldsboro'. . . , . .;. ;
All does on frelghf, tip or down, payable at Gen
eral Freight Office in Wilmington, en receipt or
delivery, excluding freight for N, C- tt. R.
which may be pre-paid or not at the optim of the
consigner.' .
- " s f. mtPMnMi ' .
... . . . .7 , - - - - .
Chlof Eng. db SnjwiateBuD(;?-j
ANTIPHtOGISTIG -SALT,
A PERFECT SVtSTiTU't'E
FOR THE LANCET, LKJECHES AND BLISTERS.
OF the intrinsic value, theenlightened commu
nity, and not the, .Discoverer, must be the
Judge, v, ... ;.'
Many MedicinaaotTered for sale are accompan
ied by doubttul certificates, (their e hid virtue,)
and claim to be universal remedies, caring all
maladies a burletqucon common Sent-e. Aa the
discoverer of this Suit solemnly pretexts against
having ir placed in the category ol frauds and im
position?, he has reaohed that itahall go forth to
the world like the pure gold dollsir, with no other
pattport than its own .J rue value. If the public
find It genuine ther will receive it if spurious,
they will reject and condemn It. Insttada pan
acea lor all ills, it has c ntrol over out one ill has
but one aim anl acromplishea but one thing to
wit :" BcBDOBa inrLAktsiAToaT disbasb whatever
belts form or locality whether in the head, throat
chest, abdomen, extremities, or skin.
hen the discoverer, sftera long series of labo
rious ad costly experiments, becsme fully confir
med in his conviction that the AntiphtogistioSalt,
which he now has the happiness to present to the
American public, was a - '
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE
For Blood-letting, Leeches and Blisters, his min-i
waa ao agitated that he could sot sleep for many
nights The cause of his agitation waa the stri
king fact that the manner ofita operation, like that
of the virus in v. ccination, could no be satisfacto
rily explained upon any known principle. How,
in what way, it ao effectually subdues inflammatory
diseases, and no other; was at first wholly inexpli
cable but, on further expel intent,' it waa ptoved
that by its power over th veins, arteries and
it lands, it equalize thejluid of the body, Ihe want of
an eouliiorium in wnivn.iB the-sole caute oi in
flammation. Ii exeits, like ihe vai-cine mniter.nn
extraordinary influence over ihe circulation re-
i-uhin? in a eradual decline of Inflammation as in
dicated by the pulse, which soon resume lis nat
ural state, as the Heat aud -pain disappear. fucli
is its potency, that like tne vn us lust mentioned
it requires what merely tidherea to the point of a
quill dipped into a solution of it, to affect the en
tire system but mutt bt instantly used to prevent
decomposition and secure its full virtue. Three
quills in acute, and two in chronic disease, every
44 hours, till the heat and fever have aubsided and
a perfect cure effected. When it takes the place of
Leeches. Stimulating Ointments and Blisters In
Local I nil immation,sa Brain Fever, Croup, Tooth
ache, Pleurisy, Ac, lis mode of administration ia
two-fold . ( See direction for dituiving, etc. )
ESfThe peculiar excellence of this Slt is that
without the useless loss of blood rind strencth, it
effectually curca Infljtnmat-i y Diseases (no oi ti
ers; by producing an.cqulilbilum oi all the fluids in
Ihe body and a connequent uninterrupted circula
tion. Tho lollowingditferentbrms which the un
balanced tlutas lefume, and many not here men
tioned, that have more or less fever or pnin, are as
oertectly subdued by the Antiphlogistic Salt, as
fire is extinguished by water.
1 Cafes where the unbalanced fluid affects the
Head and Throat to wit: Brain Fever, Headache,
Fits, Inflamed Kyes, KTfti and Nose. Canker, Neu
rail-la, Catarrh, Erysipelas, Bronchitis, 4c.
2. Csscs where the unbalanced fluids affect the
Chosiand Abdomen to wit: Pleurisy, Asthma,
Inflamed Lungs and Llvr. Uolic, Heartburn
Coughs, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Gonorrohasa, Venere
al, ate. ..
3 Cases where the unbalanced fluids affect ihe
Extremities and Skin to wii: Rheumatiawi, Gout,
Scrolula, Ulcere. Chicken and Sm.b Fox, Salt
Rheum, and all Itching and other utanous Erup
tions,
1 his Salt greatly alleviates Ihe Inflammatory
Pains peculiar to married ladies, (before and at the
time oi eonnnement,) and many Female Com
plaint"; and is Very efficacious in Fevers, Ague,
vVottnds, Nervoos and Spinal Affections, and any
other forms of (mark this) Inflammatory Discate,
attended with heal or febiile symptoms.
IjrPcrson who have a tendency of blood to the
Head ana Heart, or lead inae.il vtr-iives. or breathe
the impure air of manufactories and the prisonous
In un sot tnutals and minerals, or live In unhealthy
climates, are expoed to a peculiar zitialion of the
fluid of the body, which one done, without interfer
ing wltn diet or buiiness, once in three month,
would invariably prevent. I is believed to anoid
protection from infectious Diseasea : and. there
fore, it is recommended to Travellers, bailor and
Soldier.
CrTo- protect the community from imposition
oy cmnzrreir, tne proprietor will empioy no
AoiST.aml Iih made such arrangements that he
can send the Medicine in any quantity, by Mail or
t.xpress, to any part oi the united Mates or For
eign Countries. Its prime cost fo the Discoverer
tsi..iu per orachm price aiper drachm and is
put tip in drachm packag.-a lor Acute Pirease.
(with direction?, c. ) at t'i 3 drachma do. for
hronic Cases, o; and 5 drachms do. for Families
9 a net profit ot 60c On each package.
13" nile many nostrum makers victimize the
good naturcd and pill ridden public by ordering
trom six lo a dozen boxes or bottles to euro any
malsdy, no matter what, the undersigned is happy
ia being able to slate, that the severest forma of
recent Infta.nmatory Disease are overcome by one
Acute facxage, and tne moat oostinate and lone
standing by one Ohronic Package Although 30
days have not elapsed sinee this New Medical Agent
oecame partially Known to III" citizens or Boston
sno a fsw neighboring towns, yet such have been
the results of its trial that during the past week,
nearly 4UU pacKfiges were sold in this elty and or
ders received by mail and express for 16a Family.
347 Cnronic, and 386 Acute Packages. In one in
stances persons clubbed together and wrote for 6
Packases. (of the "Little Glint." as thev called
it,) to be forwarded to onenddret-a thereby saving
expense to themselves and the Proprietor.
tir Letters from clubs or individuals with mon
ey (it over $10) should be mistered at Ihe ooal
office where mailed, aa it costs but 6c, and will se
cure their safe arrival.
.The Di coverer now humblv submits his Per
fect Substitute fo the Lancet, Leeches snd Blis
ters, to the tribunal of an In'elllf ent public, reiter
ating that it does jnst what It claima to do no
more, no less: Subdues Inflammatory Diseases.
(no others,) whatever be i's form or locality, by
restoring the lost balance between the fluid and sol
ids. Family Packages 68, Chronic and Acute
j to be had (iree of expense) only by addressing
him throtifh Box 32 Boston, Mass., or at his of
fice. No. 3 Winter Street.
T3"UHt out this advertisement for the Dermal of
your neighbors and your own future use.
i. UOUGSWELL, M. D.
, Discoverer and Proprietor.
Boston, Feb. 1857. - 151-61
EXTR AOItnifr A R V VOLlMEll
QUINTESSENCE OF KNOWLEDGE.
The title of this wonderful bookie
INQUIRE WITHIN,
rot hi tiiio rot win to tiov
Or, Orer 3, TOO Facts' for the People.
Cloth Gilt, PRICE ONE DOLLAR. . 436 Paeea.
'IitQCiaa Ajtuis" is one of Ihe moat valuable
and extraordinary volumes ever presented to ihe
American public, and embodies nearly Fooa
Tndmasd t-'ACTS, In the most of which any per
son living will find instruction, aid and entertain
ment. ' Ihquisb Withih" is sold at lha low
price of one dollar, and yet it containa 436 pagea
of closely printed matter, an Is handsomely and
strongly bound. It ia A Doctor, A Gardener, A
Schoolmaster, A Dancing ; Master, An Artist, A
(Naturalist, A Modeller, A Cook, A Law yrr, A
Surgeon, A Cliess-Player, A Chemist. A Cosme
tician, A Brewer, An Accountant, Aa Architect,
"Lcttcr-vv liter," -A-"Hovle" and a Universal
Guide to alt kinds of Useful and Fancy I- mploy
ment. Amusement, aod Mooey-makf nr. Besides
all tliia information and we have not room to
give an Idea of a bundredth d"rt of It It cost
tAikb so HAir valuablb amd csbfol Kbcbipts,
that an enumeration of them ft autre sEVKiVI'V-
TWOCOLUMtf UF FINETVPE FOR THE
"JkcjOibb Vituw is no collect Ion of ancient
sayings and reecir is, but the whole ia fresh and
new. andsuiud to the present tiroes. : Aa a book
to keep in the family for reference, it is naeqiialled.
comprising aa it does all Kinds of Booksoi Infor
rflatlon lu a single volume;,. 3.- .
- Pob Ihedby . -r f
i j-' OARUETT, DICK de FITZGERALD,
- ia 18 Ann-sueet, Mew-Verk.
Also, for sale by all Book sol lera in this lace.
Copies of i he above book vent by mail, on receipt
to any address ree t rostage.
Reliable Agenta wanted Us cauvssa for -'I sac as
W iTHtit." Send Cai.Ii Orders to the Psrbltahers.
hove advertise men1 three prominent inner' Ions.
calling attention' to ittt same in ihe editorial col
umn, and sendieg a marked copy of the ' paper to
be Publishers. win receive 'j.cia tvitkibt,"
peir return of mail, free o: postage. . . J
. - Also iust D'lbHshed.
THE ARTIST'S BRIDE, By. Kataaeoax B-
sibtt. Price , . -..
March. 3, . 48'lw-t.w.
UKT MID CA? EMPORIUM. ,
TO reduce stock, for oar spring purchases, we
wiil close out-our assortment of Boys and In
fants Fancy Caps and Hataateoe. Other articles
attbe very loweat figures for sh.
ROOL UlViNA LOTTERY!"
The neytt ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana
Lottery conducted by the. Spanish Government, un
der the supervision of the Captain General of Cu
ba, win take place at Havana on ..... -
SATURDAY, M'CH, 28, 1857.
SORTED NDM EltO E73 ORDI.NARIO.
CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000!!!
1 prize of $100,000
1 " 50,000
1' " 30 000
4 prizes of $2,00
5 " 1.000
52 i. 500
10,009
5.000
143 " 400
20 Apr'xm's. 8,800
4 aporoxirnations to the SlOO.OOOof S600 each j
4 of-S 100 to &50.U00: 4 of l00 to 30,0C0: 4 of
S403 :o SI0.W 0. 4 of 400 loSS.OCO.
Whole Tickets, 20j Halves, S10; Quarters $5 00.
Prizes cashed at sight at 5 percent discount.
Bills on the Bank of Charlotte taken at par.
A drawine will be forwarded aa soon as the re-
ault becomes known.
Communications addressed to DON RODRI
GUEZ, (care of City Post, Charleston, S. C.) un-
il tthe 28th March will be attendca to.
Feb. 17. ' . 125 tf.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER
Sample Numbers Famished Gratis.
EXsMINS FOR YOURSELVES.
Apply to the publishers,
DEAtOS A PETERSON,
. GO. South Third St., Phllada.
Jan. 31. ,135 2m. w.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
To be drawn In Baltimore, Md ,on
THURSDAY, April SOih, -1857.
R. FRANCE fc CO.:
Managers.
Drawing conducted under the superintendence of
the fl;ite Lottery Commission! r.
GRAND CAPITAL. PRIZE.
100 prizes of $1,000 each!
Lowest Prize in the Lottpry $100!
Whole Tickets $20.
This it the most Magnificent Scheme ever
drawn in the United Slates.
Only 30,000 Tickets, '
All vf which are prinlrd as follows :
5,000 in Whole Tickets.
' 5,000 in Half Tickets.
10,0 10 in Quarter Tit kets. 1
10,000 in Kighth Tickets.
As all of these Tickets wiil, no doti'u, be sold
by the day ol drawing, persons at a distance will
toward their or. ers as fcO.in as posMble.
GRAND C0SS0UDAT1D L0TT1RY Of MD.
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn in Baltimore. Md., Thursday, Aptil
SO, 1B57.
SPLENDID
SCHEME.
Apurx'n Prizes.
A of 3UI)
' 4 of 600
6 of 450
8 of 350
8 of 300
8 of 25J
8 of 200
8 of 150
400 of ICO
Capital Prizes.
1 prize of
sioo.noo
50,000
20,000
20,100
1 prize of
1 '-prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize of
1 prize ot
1 prize of
1 prize of
I prize of
100 prizes of
10.000 )
10.001 J
6, 00
6.000
6,00
5,00 J
3,000
3,8f0 S
2.B50 i
2,0 0 J
1,100
670 prizes, arnl'i; to
Whole Tickets, 9Z0; Halves
102,900
S10; Quarters 5.
JJ-Please address all ordeia for Tickets in the
above Magnificent ssrheme, to
T. H. HUBBARD & CO.
No. 39 Faystte-st , or Box, No. 40,
Baltimore, Maryland
X3T T. H. Hubbard & Co. are onr authorized
Agents to fill all orders for Tickets in the Mary
land Lotteries. B. FRANCE & CO.
March 17, 1667.
From S. TYSON A CO , Manufacturers and
Mechanics' Kxchnnee. Baltimore, who are author
ized to act aa AGENTS for 't he Commercial.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
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ax eel labels on each bottle. -
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Established twenty-two years igo by Dr.
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Philadelphia, Pa. - 1 .
TWENTY-TWO YEARS' , .
Experience hat rendered Dr. K. a most aae
ceasiul practitioner in the cure of all disease ot
a private ntre ; ninhood's debi"iy, as ap im
pediment tp .msmtge; nervous and sexual in ,
firniiiie, diseases I thekio, and those ariaiog
from abuse of ftiercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by
boys, in solitude, often growing up with them to
manhood : and which, if not reformed in due lime,
not only begeta serious obstaelea o matrimoni
al happiness, but gives rise to a eeries of pro.
traeied, insidious, and devastating affections.
Few of ihose who pive way to this pernirious
practice are aware of the consequences, until they
find lite nervonseystem shaMeredjfeelstraogeaot.
nnarcountable sensations, and vague fears in the
mind. (See pages, 27, 23, 29, of Dr. K'a book on
' Self Preservation.")
The unfortntiate thua affected becomes feeble, la
unable to labor with accustomed vigor, or tu ap
ply bis mind to study : his step is lardy and weak;
he is dull. Irresolute, and engages even In hjs
sports with less energy than nsual. .
If he emancipate himself before the practice has
done its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage
is unfruitful, and hie sense tells him that this is
caused by his early follies- These are considera
tions which, tliould awaken the attention of all vho
are similarly situated. .
REMEMBER.
He who places himself nnder Dr. Kinkelin's
treatment, may religiously confide in his lienor
a a gentleman, an.i rely upon the assurance, that
ihe secrets of Dr. K.'s patients wiil never be dis-
dored. : .
Young man let no false modesty deter you
from making vour case known to one, who. from
education and respectability, can certainly be
friend von. '
Dr. Kinkelin's residence has been for the last
twenty years at the N. W. corner of Third and
Union streets, Philadelphia, Pa. I
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE..
Can have (by elating their case explicitly, to
gether with all their evmptoms. per letter, enclos
ing a remittance) Dr. K.'s medicine, appropriated
according!--.
Forwarded to any part ot tne unnect states, ana
packed secure from damage or curiosity, by Mail
or Express. .
IIKAII 1 Ul'IU nPt U MAIinuvui
A Wgorou Life or a Premature Death, Kinkelin
on Seff Preeervalion Only 25 Cent.
Letters containing that Value in stamps, will
ei.sure cc;pv. per reti rn ol. mail.
GRATIS I GRATIS I! GRATIS!!!
A free GIFT To All.
i MISERY RELIEVED. Jw
"Nature's Guide," a new and popular Work,
full of valuable advice and Impressive warning,
alike cnlculned lo prevent years of misery, and
nve thousand of lives, is distributed without
hargc, sind forwarded by mail, prepare! to any
Post OlBce in the United States, on receiving an
order enclosing two postage stamps.
J&ne 19. . i-iy-woxi
CONSUMPTION CURED.
BE NOT DECEIVED by base imitations.
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S GENUINE COD
LIVER OIL., never disappoints, and ten yetup'
experience has proved it superior to ell oiheTs,
and the only reliable care lor fJUBSOJiriiw.
As there is it great deal of etmrloas on ia me
market adulterated with seal oil, wbalo oil, &c.,
&e , too much care cannot be taken ta procure
tbv Genuine.
Onr Oil is made at onr own factory Tn New
fomirlland and each Ix.ltle ha onr Kignaliire orer
the ork. Iw careful toget IIkgkhan Clark at
Cn.'s as thotisands who had ned other oil of infe
rior cfnslit.v. and were alHit giving up in despair,
have been restored lo hralth by tiding the Genuine
Oil of onr manufacture. Sold by all Druggists.
Dec. 4. - ' ; 111 3ro.
'" THE ANNALS OF
SOUTHERN METHODISM.
''lAn admirable annual." .V. O. Advocate.
"A vast amount of valuable Information."
crrlr M
Tex a Advocate.
fr "A very complete and useful repository oi in-
1855f
"Every Methodist in the St-uth should pro
. cure it." A'. C. Advocate.
"There can be no sort of doubt about the suc
cess of this book " Home Circle.
"Will get more out of It than the -worth of
one dollar." If . O. Advocate.
' Cheap at fir time the eost." Home Circle.
"We had not expected to find It so deeply In
terest! fB.n Texas Advocate.
Zi
Sandi
It must have cost great labor." Southern
, Methodist Quarterly.
a "How can we, alter tpls, ao witnoui it i"
Home Circle.
mo. 1 1 "The plan and executlofTof it we highly cora
ne.nl V I - mwnd." S. M. Quarterly.
bound and; 3""It will bars an enormous cirenlatton."
lettered i t nam circle.
Single copies, bu mai', prepaid, SI. tF To
preachers and booksellers, ordering 1 dozen or
more, 30 per cent, discount. May be ordered
from Stevenson & Owen, Nashville;' W. P.. Grif
fith, Norfolk, V.;- S. W. WhiUiker, Wilmington,
N. C. : E. H Myers, Charleston, 8. C, or 11. D.
McGiunis, New Orleans, For single copies
and special agencies, address the editor,
UHAKL&S jr. UJiJ!,iJIS,
Feb. 19, 1857V (lmc.) Wilmington, N. C.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WE invite the attention of our
Friend and Patrons to the best
selection of Wines and Liquors ever otlereu id
his market, consisting of
Crescent Brandy, Vintage 1810, Pale and Dark
Otard. Dupuy dt Co.'a Brandy,
Old Cognac do.
S. Unisson & Co.'s do.
Castillor. & Co.'s do.
Pure old Port Wine,
Duff. Gordon, Pale, Sherry.
old Madeira and
Muscat Wines,
Malaga Wine, ..
Old Mcnppernong Wine,
Holland Ginv,
Old Tom Gin extr
Wooll !Schiedam oennapps.
Cherry Brandy,
Old Peach Brandy,
" Apple do, '
" Bourbon Whiskey,
" Rye . do -
Irish and Scotch Whiskey,
Blackberry Brandy,"
Sic. Madeira Winn,
Perfect Lose Cordial,
Assorted) Cordials, in bottles,
Every variety of botiicd Wines and Liquors,
Clarets of various brands atwIioUnle prices,
Maraschino ; Coracoa, -
Hosteller's) Stomach Bittcra
Aromatic do. , -do .
' Ginger Win A, dtc ate. U low prices for
DASH. At the original :; try.
Ap.iU7. - GEO. MYER'S.
fjEIJRO PASSES.
ANEW form ef Passes, containing sanitary pro
visions, approved by he Commissioners.su
a number of otherslnterested In the welfareof oor
eolored population. l just issued at the office oi
7 Oonwnercioi.
WINTER HATS AND GAPS.
t-i, A. FULL. AND YARIED AS- -"eM)
II aortmeniol all the different aiylea 1 i
fot Drees and Business Hals and
Caps now open, compri.ftff
SILK, FOB AND WOJ B&TB, CLOTH, PLCSH ANE
SI1K . GLAZED CAPS, 1WTANXS HATS AND
- CAPS, mSSEB BEAVEB AND FELT
' FLAT3, BOYS AND TOUTHS SOFT
HATS iiD CAPS, CMBEEL
i "" LAS,' CANES, BELTS,
: i. acC, tC. tC.
Which we offer at wholesale or retail, at the very
lowest prices, O.W.MYERS,
34 Market street, two doors below Scott 6t Bald
win's'. . 92
SU4R! SUGAR! !
fCf BBLS Stnarta Sngars-j-all grades.
OU 23 Coffee Sngata
Now Landing at for sale. by. '
, ZENO H. GREEN.
Feb. 3. , - ' " - " 137.
NOTICE.
IN the last Wilmington Jouinal a notice appears
from Mr. T. H. Lane forewarning all persona
from trading for a Note and Draft made payable
lease. Tba note was given by T. H. Lane as
principal aeo P. M. Walker and E. D. Hall as se
curities, dated 13th March If 56 and payable nine
ty daya after date... Af'er It had been doe some
time. Bar. LaM gave me an order on Messrs. D:ck
Inson. Hill Co jpf Richmond, Ya for One
Thousand Dollars and oa the came day I wrote
them that if Mr. Lane had funds in their hand's,
to charge the draft tows, which they did, aa can be
proven by their account, current with me, now ia.
the handa of feo'. Davis, E0-, as are also the note
ajaddrafu - t, ' ' ' " - -CRONLV.
March 2lO.tr - 3s
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STANDARD,
THEOLOGICAL,
'HISTORICAL,
law;
MEDICAL,
BIOGRAPHICAL
AND
MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
SWANN&CO.'S LOTTERIES
I CAPITAL PRIZE
0.0OO
Owing to the great favor with which oor Sin
gle Number Lotteries have been reeeived by the
public, and the large demand for Tickets,- the
Managers, S. Swakn & Co., will have a draw
ing each Saturday throughout the year. The fol
lowing Scheme will be drawn in each of their Lot
teriea for March, 1957. : "
class so, , ;
To he drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on ;
SATURDAY", MARCH 7th, 1857.
CLASS 2T.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia,
in public, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 14th, 1857.
CLASS 28.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 21st, 1837.
A CLASS 2,
To be 'drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on
' SATURDAY, MARCH 28th, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OPSINGLG NUMBERS
THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
SIXTY PRIZES I
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
TICKETSl
30,000 TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
M
1 Piize of 50,OUOit S50,000
1 20,000 is 20,0( 0
1 ' 10,000 is 10,000
1 " 9,000 is 9,( 00
1 " 8,000 is 8,000
1 7,000 is 7,000
1 6,000 is 6,000
1 " 6,000 is 5,000
1 4,1 00 is 4,000
I ' 3,000is 3,fl00
1 ... ' 2,W)0 is 2,000
1 ' . 1,000 is 1,000
100 Prizes of lOtfare 10,000
100 50 are 600
" APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prizes of S250 oppro'to S30.00Pprize afe 51,000
4
4
200
20,000
600
400
100
80
65
60
55
60
45
40
30
25
20 are
10,000
9,000
8,000
7,000
6.(00
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
3.20
260
240
22.1
200
180
160
120
1
3000
60,000
3.260 prizes amounting to tlvi 000
Whole Tickets. 10 Halves; S5- Quarters, S.'i.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Number froi 1 so 30,000, corresponding
with those Ixumbers on the I lcKets pnn'ed on
separate slips of paper, are encircled wiih small
tin t. bes and placed in one wneei.
The first 212 Prizes, similarly printed and en
circled, are nlaced in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is
drawn from ihe wheel of Numbers, and at the
same time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel.
The Number and Prize drawn out are opened and
exhib'ted to the aodiencc, and registered by the
Commissioners ; the Prize bting placed against
the Nnmber drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES-
The two preceding; and the two succeed ins:
Numbers to tho?e drawin; the first 12 Prizes will
be entitled to the 43 Approximation Prizes, accord
ing to the scheme.
The 3,000 Prizes of 120 will be determined by the
last figure of ihe Number that draws the $50,000
Prize. Kor example, if ihe Nnmber dravHns the
50,000 Prize eds with No. 1, then all the Tic
kets where the number ends in 1, will be entitled
to 20. If the Number ends with No. 2. then all
ihe Tickets where the Number ends in 2 will be
entitled to S20, and so on lo 0.
Certificate qf Packages will be sold at the fol
lowinx rates, which is the risk:
Ccriificateof Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $80
" 10 Half " 40
" 10 Quarter " 20
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFIC
ATES. Enclose the money to our address for the Tic
kets ordered, on receipt of which they will be tor
warded by first mail. Purchasers can hkve tickets
ending in any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be 1
sent to purchasersim mediately after the drawing.
fr Purchasers will please write their aignaiurea
plainand give their Post Office, County and Slate.
Remember that every Prize ia drawn, and
payable in full withoat deduction.
Ij- .. II Prizes of $1000, and under paid immedi
ately after the drawing other prizes at the usual
time of thirty days. .
All communicaiions strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets
at either flfice. ,
AddreeeOrders for Tioketaor Cenlficatea either to
. . 8. SWAN a CO,
Atlanta, Go.
. or S. SWAN,
Montgomery, Ala..
Feb. 24. .r
" IT IS NOT A DVE !
PRESIDENT J. H. RATON, L. L.D X
Union University, Murfreetboro, Tennesfc.
Says: 'Notwithstanding "the irregular use of
Mrs St. A. Allen's World r Hair Keetorer, ate
the Jailing off of hair ceased, and my grey lock tcere
restored to. their original color." '. '
RKV. M.THACHER (tiO years of age), Pitcher,
Chenango Co, N. Y. 'My hair ia now restored
tolts natoral colorr and -enws lo fall off.'
RKV. WH. CUTTKR, Kd. Mother's Magazine,
N.- Y "My hair ischanged to its natural eolor,&e.
REY; a P. STONK, D. Ds, Coecerd, N H.
My hair which was grey, is now restored to ita
natural color, c." . ; , '
RKV. D. CLENDKNIN, Chicago, lit 1 can,
add my tcstimony,snd recommend it to my friend s.1
RKV. D. T. WOOD, Middieiowd, N. Y, "My
own hair has greatly thickened, also that of one of
mv family who waa becoming bald.' -
'REV J. P. TDSTIN, Charleston, S. C "The
white hair ia becoming obviated, and new hair
forming, f-c.- '
0"We might swell this list, but if not convinced
TRY IT.
- MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S ZYLOCALSAMUM.
Or World's Hair Dressing, is essential to use with
the Restorer; and is the best Dressing for old or
young extant, being often efficacious in eases of
hair falling, ste., without the Restorer.
Grey hatred, Bald, orperaons afflicted with die
eases of the hair or scalp, .read the above, and
judge of ' -
MRS. S. A. ALLK1X a WOKXU'S HAJB KJv-
,.. 'v - -' STORER. , . v
Jl doe not soil or tain. Sold by all the principal
wholesale, and retail merchants in the United
States, Caba and Ca'rrada. ,. -
DEPOT, ZSS BROOIfE-STREET, TT. Y.
l3r Seaiedealera' try to ieSf sirtielea Instead of
this, on which tney make asore profit. Write to
Depot lor circular and rnonnation
Dealer sending 9 or more will receive fhe
amoanf aa pef terms. , . ;'(
Jan. 31. s-13S-3m.-l.-w.
' ' -"r .. f
LEARYdk. CUS. Spring style Hate are aiew
ready at the Hat and Cap F.mporiam. -
f, STATIONERY;
4SS SKfrti BLASK. BOOKS, f
' - '"l " PAPOP AIL f
I IS. W. WfllTlKE j j DESCRIPTION, "
j', jfct-fc So. Side Market Wf.'.Srj iJARDS,
j" 36S .Wn.MIA'GTON, N. C "stL
i 1 I j PENS, INK. &c, Ac
ARTIST'S MATERIALS
HEALTH OR SICKNESS
CHOOSE BETWEElX THEM,
r
It TV
D0LL0 WAY'S PILLS
rHE bljcd furnishes the material of every bone,
muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame.
When pure, it secures health to every organ ;
when corrupt, it necessarily produces disease.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS operate directly upon
the elements of the stream sf life, neutralizing the
principle of disease, and thus radically curing the
malady, whether located is the nerves, the stom
ach, the liver, the bowels, the muscles, the skin,
the brain, or any other part of the system.
UPED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLSare equally efficacious
in complaints common to the Whole tinman race,
and in disorders peculiar to certain Climates and
localities. . .
ALARMIXG DlfORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and dernfizetneni of toe liver, ihe
source ol infirmity and suffering, and the cause of
innumerable deaths, yield to these curatives, in
all cases, however aggravated, acting as a mild
purgative, alterative and ionic they relieve the
bowels, purifying the fluids, and invigorate the
system and the constitution at the same time.
GENERAL WEAKNESS NERVOUS COM
.. PLAINTS.
When ail stimulants fail, the renovating and
bracing properties of these Pills give firmness to
the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles of ilia
victim of general debility. I
DKL1CATK FEMALES.
All irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate and sensitive organs of the sex are remov
ed or prevented by a few doses of thesr mild, bul
infallible alteratives. No mother who regauls her
own or her children's health! fail lo have them
within her reach. I
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London "Lancet." the London ''Medical
Rev'ew," and the most ervtneit of ihe faculty in
Great Britain, France and Gerniany, have eulogiz
ed the Pills and their inventor.!
Hollowby's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following diseases :
Asfhma
Bowel Com
plaints Coughs
Colds
Chest Diseases
Costiveness .
Dyspepsia
Diarrhoea -Dropsy
Debility
Fever and Agae Lownessof
Female Co nv
Spirits
plaints.
Headaches
Indigestion
Influenza
Inflammation
Piles
Stone and
Gravel
Secondary
Symptoms
'Vcncral Affec
tions Worms, 6f all
Inward Weakf
. ness
Liver Com
plaints
kinds
Sold st theiVlanufactures of Professor Hol
iowav, 8li Maiden Lane, New-York, and 214
Strand, London, by nil respectable Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine hroughout the United States
and the civilized world, in boxes at 23 cents, 62J
cents, and 91 each. !
There Is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. .
N. B. Directions for the' guidance of patients
iu every disorder are affixed la each box. --,
&C.VU l lO I None are genuine tfnless the
words "Hollotcay. rcw York and London," aredis
cernable as a tcater mari in every leaf of the book
of directions around each pot: or box; Ihe same
nay be plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light.
A handsome reward will be given to any one ren
dering such information as may lead to the detec
tion of any party or parties counterfeiting the
medicines or vending the samcj knowing them to
be spurious.
Dec. 11. 114.
CHORE 0LDSCUPPERS0NG WINE.
WE hive just received three barrels of thisele
ganl Old Wine. Together with Champaigns
of the best and most celebrated Brands 1 pipe
Old Tom Gin half pipe of that Cressent Brandy.
Old Bourhone Whit-Key, Old Mononsehela and
Rye Whiskey, Peach and Apple Brandv, Sherrv.
Port, McderU, Clareit Mffleagaand Mederia Wine
(it cooking purposes, Citron Raisins, Currants.
In fact every article belonging to-the Grocery
Business can be found here upon the lowest cah
term. .At GEO. UVEKS.-
Nov. 27. ' : L 109..
W. G. MILLTGAN, J
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,'
North. Water Strekt. Wixmington, No. Ca.
Monuments, Toombs, Head uni Foot Stones, and
all kinds of Marble H'ori furnished to I
order on reasonable tern s. 1
June S. A - ' : j " - ' 3S-ly-c -
f BR LS. Planting and Ealing Potatoes.
tJ 300 bunches Garlic, in fine order. For sale
by , Wil. H. ONEAlJ4.
Mar-n J. - : i in
ADVICE TO HUSBANDS ASD WIVES.
Also, those contemplating Marriage.
4. CoVd Steel plates 85 els. plain plates Z' cis. free
of postage. - - j
This work contains a dissertation on the nceeesitT
of Marriage, instructions in Courting, with a Ci.re
for Love, effects of Celibacy, Cohabitation, cause
of Sterility explained,-increase of family, with
manyother usciu! instructions, from the French
of Jean Dubois. Address.
r HENRY S. G. SMITH 6V CO.
' ; Rax 4210 PmstOffin. N Vr
Agent Wonted. . Jan. 31 135 6m.
HAT AND CAP. EMPORIUM.
CBAS. D.-BIfERS. ;
(successor to Shepibd 6b Myers.) i
If A N U F ACTL R rTR,VlioIeSale and Re ti I Deal
ilA, een Hats. Cap, Knrs, and Stra Goods.
Also Umbrellas. Canes, Belts, Ac, together with
every article usually found la a first Class Kasb. ion-
able Hat Store.
34 Market st.
two doors below Scott 3k Bald-
win's. ; .. -
N. B. Military Goods of every description furn
ished to order. . i . ".
Jan. 15..:' '"-'- ' i ... ' f''-
COFFEE! COFFEE!! t
BAGS RIO. - I
12 Java. '
50
16 . Lagnavra. ! 4 .
Now Landing A for sale by. ' - -
i- ZKNO II. GREEN.
Fab. 3. ; I. ., 137.
. i ' " : .
; NOTICE. L
THE subscriber respectfnlry eal's ihe attention
of his customers and patrons to ihcir Accounts,
Sue January lstT 1857- It Is hoped they will be
paid immediately, a the bills are now ready.
Jan. 3. , .?!- ;V; I GEO. MYERS.
KIMBAX1W WnlTTEMOBE CO.,
' 3 Broadway, New-York, " '
Mianofaerarers ef every kind of -v . ::i . :
LOOKING GLASSES,
And Dealers. in Looking-Glsss Plate,' French
Plate, arid French and Germs a "Window Glut. ,
is. 31. - , t 135 3nr.-. w.
V. . c R1I55LVS. RIISIXS.
FPESH arrivals Jn whole and Half b Ma. For
sale br W ' - :Z EN O Ut K KN Ki
Jaa 24. - - ';v-i -3S.
I
n
3
mm
OUR MOTTO IS "TO PLEASE"
AT THE V ; .
WilmlBgvon saddle. Harness, an Trans;
i Manufactory.
THK s ubscribe r respectl u liy i n for tn s t h ep nbli e
that he has recently received additionsio his
atock of Saddle and Harness Motfntlffgs,ctj.,the
JateBtand most improved style, and is copstanly
manufacturing, a thisstore on market street. every
description of article in the above line Front hie
experience in the business, he feels co n 15 d"eni that
he will beatfie to gi ve en tire satisfaction to a I lw ho
ma favor him with a call. He has now on hand
and willconstanily 1teep a laraeassortmentof
Coacl, Gin and Suite? Harness, Imdy" SadJUs ,
UndL-S. Wkvs,$-c.; Genllcmen s Sifidlrs Whips
Spurs, f-s.
ch he will warrant to be ofrw
-allof
llthe bt
THt h
best materials and workmanship.
has also a large assortment or. z .
Trunks. VilUn. Saddle aiid Carret Eazs,
Satchels, l- ancy Trunks, &.., ;and all other ar
ticles usually kept in -ch establishmcnts'all of
which heoilert lowfei " ASH, or onshortcredit
to prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Redica I Bags, 4c.
4e.. made to order. , - . - r ,1
In addition tothe above the sb8enaeralws:f i
keeps on hand a large supply of 'String Leather .
and haa new, and will ke?p through the season a
good assortment of KJy Nt-tts. " '-''
All are invited to call and examine my G"eeds
whetherin wantornot, asl takepleasnreirvsh-w-ingmy
assortment to all who may favor me with
a call: - -
HarnessandCoach Trimmings sold at a fair
price to persons buying to manufacture.'
Also, Whir at wholesale : ;
Allkindsof Riding Vehitles bough t . old
on eomniis-ions. JOHN J. COItOLKV .
F b. 7. 1FS6. -33
.,. EMPTY SPIRITS BARRELS.
QrvfY prime second hand Barrels, just receivi d
OUU per Schr. Wake, far sale by
Jan.
15. ADAMS, BRO. A CO.
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
1 f BBIs Lorrillard's SnKiF.
I J 53.000
Cigars fo- sale by; . "...
ZEN'6fI. GREENE.
Feb. 10.
. - DENRY NUTT, .
FACTOR AND FSRWIRDlMi AGENT,
Will give hi personal attention to business entrust
ed t hi care. - ,
, .Sept. 8. I8S6. 75-lv-c.
SUNDftlES.
CHEESE, dBntasses, Flour, Mullets, Pork,
Lard, Bacon &c for sale by .
ZENO II . GREEN.
Feb. 137.
NEW ARRIVALS " '
OF FHESn GROCERIES. v
THE Subscriber has just returned from the
; North with a full and well selected stock of
choice Groceries, comprising every vsriett that
tends to complete an assortment, consisting in
part of 100 bags Coffte, Mocha, Government Java,
Lnguyra.Rio and Si Dominpo; 10C bids. Sugars
of all grades; Choice Wines, Liquors ; Champaign
of the most celebrated brands. Teas, Goshen But
ter. F. M B"cef,Smoked Beef, Beef Tongues, Sal
mon, Mackerel, Pork, Herrings, CodfUh, Frctlv
Lobsur and Shad, Sardines, Sauces, Catsups;
Soda, Sugar, Butter. Lemon, Cream, Pilot and
Wi'cr Ciackers, Colgates Family Soapa, Fancy
Toil- t Soaps, Pickles of every varietyEnglifh
Pineapple and Goshvn Cheese, Csfidies ol nil
erades. Bottled Liquors ofevery variety. Pure CMd
Tom Gin, Schiedam Schnapps, Curranta and Cit
ron, (New Raisons Expected J' Porter and !,
Olive Oil. Sperm Oil, Prunes, Confectionary in n!l
Ff varieties, Preserves, Jellvs.Droma.Corn Starch,
Clour, Chocoiite, Ladies Fancy Baskets. 2C0.000
ati"ars, Tobacco, Ac, &c, ore , all Tbw for cash
it" GEORGE MYERS'
Country Merchants are particularly invited to
call and examine, before purcboiiing tlsewhcce .
Oct. 7.
HniSREY ! WHISKEY ! !
VOW landing and lor sale by -
i Feb 26. ZENO H. GREENE.
. NOW LANDING. ,
BBI.S. Stuart's Sugars all graces.
30 t bis. and boxes Crac kers.
50 boxes Adamantine CandlesNos. 1 d 2.
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25 do Assorted Cer.dy. -"
12 kegs best Orange county N- Y. Butter.
50 bb!s."Irish Potatoes.
50 do Liquors, for sale by
3larch5. ZENO H-GREENE.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $10!
SECOND DIVISION.
S3 10,000 worth of Farms and Building
iiota; ; ' '
In the Gold Region of Culpepper County, Vir
ginia, to fie divided anmngsl 1050 substriber",
on ihe I3th of April, 1557. SubsOriptions only
ten'-dollar each ; one half down, the res on ih
deliver of the Died, r.very sebsciiber will get
a Building Lot or a Farm, ranging in value from
10 fo $25,000. These Farma and Lota are sold
so cheap loinjuce settlements, a sufficient huui-
ber bting reserved, the increase in the value of ,
which will compensate for the apparent low price
now asked.
A company of settlers, called "The Rappsean
nock Pioneer Association," is now forming nnd
will commence a settlement in ih spring. m
ple St curlty will be given for the faithlul perforn -ance
of contracts and premises
Mote Agenta are wasted to ob'aln setter!
bcrs. to whom the most liberal inducements will
be given. Some-Agents write that they are snak
ing tiOO per month. Advertising wltl be done for
every Agent where possible.' For full particulars, "
Subscriptions', Agencies, Ac. Apply to
E. RAUOEIt.,
Feb. 10. Port Royal, Caroline Co ,' Va.
THE NORTH CAR0L1A
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE C03JP'V,
RALEIGH, N. C.
TnE above Company h?s been inoperatlocsincc
the lttof April, 1843, under the directior.of the
following Officers, via :
Dr. Charles is.. Jonneon, rresioent, (
Wm.D. Hay wood. Vice President, '
John G. Williams, Secretary, .
Wm. II-Jones, Treasure. .. r r ,
Pcrrin Busbee, Attorney , '
Dr. Charles E. Johnson,.
Dr. Wm.H.McKee, I
Dr. R.Bi Haywood, '
Medical IJoa.-d bf
Cunruiialicn. .
, j. Hersman, General Agent -
This Company has reeeived a charter giving ad
iintiKti tothe imrured over anv other ComDun v.
The 5th Section gives the Husband the privilege to
insure his own life for the sole use of his Wife and
Children free from any elaimrof the representa
tives ol tne husband or any of hii creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles, the" life
members parlieipateln the vkatexti the profits hie h
aredecurrea annuany. reswes, tne applicant lot
Ife.wnen thennnwalpremiumis over330 may pay
one naif in a Note.
All claim s for t n strrance t ga ins I the Cnmna nywil!
" tpaid withinninety daysaftcrproof of the death
cHhe party isfurnidhrd.
Slaves sre insured forone or five yrara, at rat s
which will enable all Slaveholders to secere thi
class ofproperityagainstthe uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance presents a new and interesting
featureir. the history of North Gafolinw.hich wiiJ
prove very important to the Southern States.
The last four months operation of this Company
shows a vcrjl argeamoont of businese more than
the Directors expected to do tbe first year' hating
already issued more than 206 Policies. -
Dr. W. W. HAsarss, Medical Examiner, and
Agent. Wilmineton, N.C. -
Allonfm.inlcaMonsonbBelaesf of th CoiDfany
should be addrescf to . '
RICHARD H. a.tTTLj:, See,
RaIeigb.Jone8.I65C. ,
FORRENT. : -
A DOCS E ever the Rail Road, near the Drprt,
' and new plank toad corner o 3dand Brurs-wlrk-
streets. Possession given , nsmediatelv. in-
joirf G. dr C. BRADLEY.
UetZJ. - . - 113 tr.
K0TICE
THEsubseriberrespectfally informs thepnWie
thatheianowrranasetitrg the Auction b Heine-
oahisownaeeo-nnt.aad hopes by strict attendosuo
busioers, to merit a continuance nthat patronage
heretofore soil bers Hi bestowed open him. ..
- M.CROKLy..
Stock, Real Estate and Negroes. bought and sold
on a com missien, tether at private or public sale.
Jan"I.I654. " , ... ..
MULLETS ! . MULLETS ! I
1 fi Bbls. fa KoodTOrder Snd for ca b
1UU Jan.2i I ZEUO H.GREEVE.
B.XtdttKCli. S. POTTta. jr. JCABD
D0LLNER, POTTER &T0: -
COMMISSION MER OJIATTTSi
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