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. WILMINGTON, N. C, .TUESDAY' MORNING, NOVEMBER 3. 1857. WHOLE NUMBER 1497 VOLUME XIINUMBEU 96 TUB ntl-WliEHLY COMA1EUCIAL In advance. . Curutr KrcriiMl- Malhel trrt. wilmimotos. jr. c, H V T 13B OP All V EKTISI Si CJ I In.cMlon 0 60 I I qr. a moih, 4 00 uo qr Till 3 e to 1 1 .00 t 60 tt A 12 00 I moath. ((monl len line., tb piice wlllb. 1 "'Ar.'lil..-.-.. . p.y.bU '- lhciire2?Uli ,..rr .d,.rtlW.. Will U chNt lblnM, r Pe "JfvV !.V...rr chrg cfai ! PbliW ,.r ". wmw.;o- '. e.r.el.,for Jd . ,-". . beftt f other per.on., TJd with ihtr own bnlne,nd II "etM ol " Ni'MlMnHmirf 1. Included In lh? con.r.f t for ih . . or fft f hon r Undi In town or roVntrr or for ih ! or hlr of ngroe.. whth- olh er p.r.on.. The, are af efoded by farm All vlrilemant Inwrtai In Ihe irl-weeVIv C. -m.relVl. ara antliled to oae laaarilonln the lFJWyfre of eharfe. ion. 0lt" FANCY miMTIKG, EXECUTED IS SCPERIOR STUB. AtiRNTS FOR THE COtMEntIAI N.w To Metara. WottJtaa PttM. ;a.-CH4aiaSiTH. Na.6. Central Wharf lhiUtdlpMa S. K. Comm. "" IvriSCEXLANY. ClllliSTIANITY THE SOVEKIGN STTPTIC THE Arrul.NTED STAUNCH Ett OF HUMAN VElNd. AVow Address trlieered beort Ike Li'erary Bocitti'tof IVutt forest CotUgefJune 10A, 1857, by it'V. rf m. ITwper, L. U I). It is the glory of chrisiiauity that il has stamped an infinite ppem every hu man being, and thus throws its heaven ly regis around every hnina'n life. It has taught us that the true nobility of man consists, nol in the artificial and ac cidental distinctions oi the world, but in his possession of a soul, capable ol il limitable progress in viitue auJ in bliss 'that the highol perfctiou of thai eoul is, not inleflectual, but moral excel lence that this peileciion is us attaina ble by the pauper Lazarus as by Solo mon on Jii gorgeous throne ; by ihe il literate peasant as by Newton, ihe high- friest ol nature and interpreter of the aws of the universe. It was one of the darkest leattires of the first French revolution thai its lead ing spirits denied the existence and the nobility of this immortal soh! of man, and adopted the creed that man was a mere linked animal of little more im portance than a dadi.sh or a nine-pin; and, theiefore, that ihe rapid feeding 01 the hungry guillotine with human necks was as innocent an operation as feeding the threshing machine wilh sheaves of wheat ; and (he demolition of a hundred thousand men in the field of battle, was as trifling a matter as tire Knocking over of so many pieces in a gnm of nine pins. No wouder when they annihila ted God they ignored the noblest part of man, his haud.woTk. ft is to this cheapening of human life, by disown ing his immoitnlity, that Robert Hall, r hw celebrated "sermon on modern In fidelity,'' has traced the unexampled horrors of that revolution ; and by which he has accounted for the production ol such prodigies of ferocity as Robespier re and his fellowlcmon.- And to the same cause may we attribute if, that Napoleon Uouaparte, the legitimate pro geny of that atheistic generation, play ed with armies as with nine-pins, and j made Europe, Asia, and Africa one great nine-pin alley, J showing in his battles a prodigality of the carnage of his own men w'.-.kh made hJ victories almost as terrible as defeats. To use the language of the same celebrated Re view already quoted, his was "a frantic contest against the principles of human nature, and the laws of the physical world ; against the rage of the winter, and the liberty of the sea." , The moment the world catches the spirit and the genius of Christianity, the remorseless indifference to human blood shed will cease. That religion hears not on its banner the eagle, the cock, the lion, or the dragon, signals of havock and depredation to the, world, but dis plays on its waving while folds the fig ures of the dove and the lamb, and prom ises, as the sign of its full advent, the change of all the weapons of war into implements of husbandry, and the dis appearance from off the earth of aU that can harm or destroy the creatines , of God. That is the time when death, the last enemy, shall be destroyed, and ihe death of deatb shall be the . final extinction of evil, and the commence ment of love's eternal reign. ' ' 'Edinburgh Review. ' REDUCTION Or Til E COST OF PROVISIONS. The citizens ot Spring Garden, Phila delphia, held a meeting on Tuesday., even in? in relation to the pretf nt. high prices of proviaiona. The following resolutions were reported by a committee : Rtsohed, That it is alike the duty nnd intereat or all to unite ihtir efforts in reaiat ing the preaeM extravagant prices of the leading artie'es cf food, arid in securing a reUueuon in the cost of living corresponding with the decreaaed value of other merchan dise nd of labor. ! - Jittolctdi That' in Ihe judgment cf this meetinr,a material reduction in the. price i.f the leading articles of food may be-inade, and sitJI leave to the producer a fair return for his labor and capital.' to .leruand more than which is neitlier just nor wise. -, Resolved, That in order to brtng' tfee pr?' cea of proviawna to a fair stmidnrd, we pledge onraflvps not to pay more thnn the annexed prices for the following articles, viz: -Butter, per pound, 25 eta ; beef, do. do, 12rveal, do. do, 10; pork, do. do., 10; mutton, do. do., 8; potatoes, per ' buahel, 60 and in case of refusal on the part of the dealers 10 soli nt the i bove' ratesrwe Ho hereby pledge ourselves to echfother and ta the community not to purchase the a bove named articles for the thirty days next ensuing " Resolved, That a committee of the citi zens tre appointed to. take ihe necessary measures in procuring provision in- large qunmities direct - frotwnhe country, be old at cost prices to the consumer, to re port at an adjourned meeting. t Retolvtd, .'i'hal we call upo the author ities to strictly enforce the existing- onhn ancea relative to buckatera and ski nner's, and the citizens bo urged to purchase their jupples direct from the farmer and the butcher. ' ':':j: v '. ' AW the resolutions were, ad'op'ed except the thirJ, which was oppose I by several persons on the ground that it was impossi ble to regulate prices. Rev. Mr. Torrerrce advocated it, and declared tbut if nxessa. ry he would live on mush fend molasses lor a Tftonth. The resolution was filially referred to a committee of ten to report nt an adjourned meeting. A PROCLAMATION . " BY THE ' GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND We find in n recent number of the' Balti more Sun of (he following from Gov. Li gon, of Marylan I, which fully explains it self; . . .. I. T. Watklrw Ligotr, 'Gfoferno of the State of Maryland, hereby make this pro clamation to the citizens of Baltimore Hnviiig been credibly informed by a large and respectable numb t of eitisons of B-l-liinore thut serious npprcheneio is are enter tnined that the approaching general elec tion is threatened with extreme violence and disorder in this city, sufficient to terri fy and keep away from the polls many peaceable voters, unless tte chil arm is vigorously interposed for their protection ; and being. fully convince t of the justness of this nppret.en&ion. from the events of the elections of I85C and of the recent munici pal electron inr the city, f have felt it my duly to repair to this city to fulfil my con sttti tional oblignfions to afford o the cif zens the faihful observance of ihe laws Accordingly I have udd.-vssed the myorof the city, and solicited his co operation in id-qiite ineasurrs for the protection of th city. So f ir I have received Troca him no satisfactory response, ami being resolved in be involved in no failure of duty by post poning measures which can only be effi ciently carried oit under the circumstances by the greatest promptitude, I hereby pro- claim to the citizens of Baltimore that, in Virtue of in. powers and duties un ier the constitution and laws of the S'ate, 1 have directed the proper military officers tor en rol and hold in' readiness th ir respective con s, for active service at once, and especi ally on tt.e approaching day of election, and I have issu d to them full instructions to pre serve the peace of the city, and seCtrre to the legal voters tbeir rights against ihe violence and intimidations of the lawless ruffians who buVe disgraced the city, and- outrag ed the elective rip his in the recent elec lion. . . In thus acting 'have sought merely to discharge my duty and insure to the citi zen the rights pledged to him by the con stitution and the laws, and 1 earnestly in voke the moral support and aid of all good Citizens who value their government and its privileges. . Especially Jo I forewarn ah, persons - gainst all illegal conduct in the obstruction of voters, and admonish them of the serious respons'.bitry which awaits the infraction of the law. ? The Governor then goes on to give other reasons which hate impelled him to- this course, and exhorts all good citizens toub- stain from disorder and violence, and trust in the genius of the constitution and the laws. - -. ' The. proclamation has the. following or ders append d ; . Order mo. I. UtaA Quarters AL M., BaU. Oct. IS, '57 Major General George H. Steuart, com Handing let Lt. Dirision, M. V. -You are hereby ordered to bold yoar enure com mand ready f r immediate service, fully equipped, and report to me at noon on Sat urday nexL T. Watxixs Ligow. ORDER NO. 9. Headquarters M. M, Bail., Oct. 28, 1 857. John Spear Smith, Maj-r-General 3d Di vision, AI. M. Tom are hereby ordered to enrol and embody, without delay, six reg iments ol not' less than six bundled men each, (to be officered and equipped,)' and hold the same in readme-s for, service by noon on Saturday next, and report to me. T. Watkins Ligon , ; WtNB AT TWO MILLIONS A'tJOTi LE Wine at two millions of dollars a bot tle is a di ink that in expense would ri val the luxurious taste of barbaric splen dor, when Vosily pea i Is were thrown in to Ihe wimfciip, to give a rich flavor io it s contents. The French Courier speaks of a wine which graced the tabl of the King of Wurtnmborg on a rate occasiou, which was deposited in the cellar at Ure men two centuries atrd a half ago. yOfte. large cae of wine, coutaintug 5 oxhoft of 204 botiles, cost 500 rix dollars io 1624. Inrlndiug the expense of keep ing up tne cellar, and the contnhntiotis, interest of the amounts, and interests up on interests, an oxliofi costs at the pres ent time 655,657,G40 rix dollars, and, consequnntly.a bottle is worth 2,723,812 rix dollars J.a glass-or on eighth part of a bottle, is worth 340,476 rix dollars, or $272,380 or at the rate 540 rix dollars, or J;272 per drop. A burgomaster ol piemen is piivt1ege3 to have one bottle whenevT he eu eitains a distinauished guest who enjoys a German or Europe au reputation., ; The fact illustrates the operation of interest, if K does -not show the cost ol htxury. v ''t t- , ;": BREAD ON TUB W ATER. . . I A noble hearted .Christian captain was one day walking down the ".'Street of Bostouywhen he observed a young man in sailor's garb lying on . the edge fof the side-walk, apparently f,tqo much inioxtcateu to staua. tiunaieqs or peo- fple had passed i)y with exc la maffons of I dLsgHst, and af ettedtRpfRti ffidi Oaprain S- 'Takiig him. by ihe ,arm he succeeded in arousing him, and soon leArned his history, His home5 was in Maine. He fistd beeirick in the charles U wn Mdspital, . and was titscliatgetr wilhout axeiil of money, and ws tod weak to o lo sea again. He had' ho means of paying his fare home. A sai lor with mi.-taken kiudness,' had given him a glass of hqtior, which, in: his 'de hilited stale, had quite overpowered him. The warm hedrted Captain was touch ed, and taking the thin hand in his, he said T v', "1'.' r.;' ' . 'Now, shipmate, look me straight in the eye, and promise on the honor of a sailor, that yon will never drink any more of that poisonous stuff, and I will give you some breakfast, and pay your passage home." Tears streamed down the face pf the young man, as he clasped the rough hand he held, and he pronounced the pledge, The Captain gave hitn a bill, and after seeing him safe to a public houpe, went his way. i. . Three years had rolled away, and one afternoon as Captain S vvas passing down Exchange street, in Port land, someone hehind him called out eagerly, "Caplatu- hallo, Captain!' Cap tain Ou looking around, he saw a well dressed stranger, who grasped his hand enthusiastically, enquiring if he knew hfra. He was obliged to confess thai be did not remember ever having seen him before. f He then told him thai he was the poor sailot he had once rou sed from the gutter, in Boston, paying 1 is fare home. He insisted on return ing the money four-fold, but it was de ciddly refused, and the young man was exhorted to go and do likewise. "I will, with all my heart "he replied;, hut I owe you a debt I ciftt never dis charge. 1 hate never broken my phnJga, and, God helping me, I never will. I went home, and at, the entreaty of my friends h ft the sea and commen ced tiading. I have a good wife,.and God prospered me in my business. I am now down to purchase goods. You saved me body and Soul. I Irust I have rect-ntly been made acquainted with the Saviour ef siun rs. O, how 1 wish my poor lather could see you, to express his gratitude V Both were roeffed iar fhere was a common betid between them aend Christ was to both an elder brother. They wept like children,- and after a warm pressure ot the hand, and a hearty "God bless you," they parted. nOW MAJOR ANDttE MET HIS FATE. Although Andre's request as to the mode of his death was not to be gram- d, it was thought best fo lei him re main in uncertainty on the subject ; no answer, therefore, was returned to his note -On the" mornhig of - the 2ud he mantained a ralfn dcmean6r, though all Toutid him . were gloomy , and silent.--He even rebuked his servant for shed ding tears. Having breakfasted, he dressvd himself with care, in the full un iform of a British office whleh he had sent for to New York,- placed his hat upon the table, and .accosting the offi cers on guard '1 am ready" said he, rat any rrwfnent, gerttleroenv fcr wait up on you.' lie walked to" the place of ex ecution between two subalteru officers, arm in arm, with a serene countenance, bowing to several gentlemen whom he knew, kIonel Tallaoadge, accompa nied him, and we qttote his words ; When he came within sight of the gib bet he appeared to be startled, and in quired with some emotion whether he was not to be shot? Being informed that the mode first appointed for his death could not ctnsisteutly be altered, he exclaimed 'How hard is fate !' but immediately -ad rfedy it n fir soem be Over.' I then shook hands with him Cinder the gallows, and retired. V bile waiting near the gallows until preparations were made, says another authority, who was present, he evinced some nervousness, ptntit g his foot on a stone and rolling it; and making an effort to swallow, as if checking an hysterical affection of the throat. All tlungs being ready,-he step ped into the wagon, apjeaie to snnnK lor au instatit, but recovered himself "ex claiming, "It will be a momentary pang." Taking off his hat and stock, and open- Jng his shirt coll.; r ' he, deliberately, ad justed the noose t his neckf after which he took out a handkerchief and . tied it over Ids eyes. Being told by the officer in comma ik! that his - arms roust be boMnd, he drew out a second ,h i id ker chief, wtlb which they - were pinioned. CoJ. Scammel now told him that he had an opportunity la speak, if b desired it. Hts otily reply wasI pray yo o hear witness that I aeet my fate like a bra-yt man. The wagou. moved Croat under him and lelt him suspended, v He died almost witliout a suuggle. a He remain ed suspended for about half an hour, which time ft-deathlike stillness prevail ed over . the, surrounding multitude, His remains were interred -wiihin a few yards ot the place-of his . execration j whence they were transfered to Eng land, in 1821,. by. the . British Consul then resident ins New York, and "were buried in Westminister -Abbey, near the mural monument which had been erected lo his memory v, '-1 Irving' IAf of George Washington. TREMENDOUS STORM It-1 : iA despatch from Albany; N.'Yf, 'dated viucre! a . . r ? A ternbte-' Northwest gale of "wind and rata has prevailed cere for setine wrlttyr 4 Hirrry stay w -toor 4ixtf i be none- inuring iasitrrgm.ioera'Ui-ia river began to rise, and at daylight tbi morning allihe wharves hd aiers were submerged, and all the stores upon them flooded eighteen - inches. , So -unexpected was this great rUe of . water, that-no pre parations ,y ere made to receive it ; conae quiently large emoonts of propertv on the lower floors have been injured and consid erably destroyed The river this morning was filled with floating lumber, which broke loose from the yards above, some as far as Wateryliet and Troy. The Vegetable gardens on the islands, both Above and below ihe city, are all cov ered with water to the extent of four or five feet, destroying immense quantities of po tatoes, cabbages, onions, beets, &c.,&c. ' The ferry boats crossed with the- great est difficulty, their landing? being injured on both sides of the river.- Th crossing at the public, ferry, at the south part of J he city, Was hazardous. One steamer bcca, e unmanageable early in he day, and was moored' alongside the wharf. Another took its place ; ajarted with a heavy load from the Greenbush side ; one of the wheels caught a stick of timber which held it from fuming. - :The boat then drifted doVn the liver in a 'strong current, perfectly unman ageable, and was finally caught with a hawser from the steamer Coffin, and towed' near the shore, when the passengers, teams, stages, Ac, were compelled to remain .on board two hours, during a heavy gale of wind and rain, before the stick of timber could be removed. Had the ferry boat not been caught, she would have dnfted down the. river, and probably run aground or cap sized with all on board. We learn that the Central Railroad is submerged in several places along the Mo hamk, so deeply that the fire was put out to the locoaiotives. The damage must b- ex'ensive rorth and west, but ihe condition of the telegraph allows of no reports. It is feared that the eaDals will also soffer. . HENRY BURRMMEII WHULSSALS & RETAIL TOBACCO, - SJS UFF AND CIOAR STORK. SIGW OKTIIK INDIAN CHIEF" MARKET 8TKEET i.e dtfor above Watef WilatlhgtoM, Si t. ff.B. Atl Orders filed Kilk despatch. Oct. 26ih. 1955 93-tAw-c. GEORGE IL u FRENCH, MitNtTPAOTOREa AND WHOLESALE if- RETAIL DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, AND . SHOE FINDINGS, NO. 11. M ARKBT STBKETr WILMINGTON, W.C. . March 6. : CHAS D MYERS, HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM 94 Mctrktt at. - panam, anO er.M lrap nT, wocL PUB. KIl.K. AND MOi.KSKIW HAT. ' Cuitii, Plush, ahd Silk Glaxko Cam, bjrtne cas or dozen. At Naw York Wholesale Price, mtrch 12. - - GE0RG6 SfYEfiS, WIIOLESILE 180 RETAIL GROCER Keeps eontiantly oA Xttttd, Wttttt, Tea, Liquor ProvUieni,U oVd and Willow Ware, Fruit, Co nfccl ionarte, f-e . South FrMtlftttt WILMINOTOlf, 1.C. not. rs.tres. 1 t09. !. N, BARLOW, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, .-t.s "i ' A'irn bKAbsa im LIQUORS, WINES ALE PORTER, f-c. , N. 3. Granite How, front Street, WILMINGTON, N. C Peb. 17th, 1P66. ; t s HO-tf. GEO. JC) A V IS, COMMISSION MERC HA NTy SOUTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. Jan. 22. , 132. W. G. MILLIGAN, MARBLE MANUFACTURfJR, Noa-rir Watub SVbbkt. vTfm-rtn. No. Ca. MonuntvttlS, ToomJt, Bead ad pent Shnie, and -' tdl kinds f fifarbU Work JuruU&ed U -. order on reasonable terms. JuneE. '3o-ly-e - HENRt nutt; " F1CT0R m FOSWIRDISQ IfiESf, Will g let kit perianal attention lo hatinecntrutt --' td to hi eerrt, . . j-s Sept. y;l8S6.." -.; ;. 7B-.ly-, -4 EUPTT BARRELS 3ff SPIRIT BARRELS, just receive QJJ dr-r Schr. S. B Strong . For sale tar Oct. IS, No. 8. ATJAM8, BBO. & CO. ijlTEIajHAl A FUl.t. AND VARIED AS- " ill aortmeni ol all the diSL-rent aiylee 4kof Dreaaand BoslneaaMata and, Cap nownea otnl,r'm " itk, f Jtm wool, bats, ciotH, rttSH Atr SILK GLAZED Cine IStdntn HyfTS AND CAW MISSeS BBAVEa AHD JFEtT .. J, ' t FtATS, BOTS AND TOCTHS SOIT JB .n - " HATS AND CAIJDaBRlflr.H ' "'!, CialieS,.: aBlTS, .. . Wftfea wa ofter at waoleaale or retail, at tn very loweai prices, , .... f- U. 1). MVEKS, -S4 Market atrect. two doora bkw ceit dfc Bald w4nls. 92 .: -EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS: - rl Prime aeeoad-band empty Spirit Barrel, OvrU j received per Brisj ;A '. Aisa!'l front Boacoa. Vor sale by , pH ?',, - ADAMS, BR.O. CO: i WINES AND LiaUORS. WR invite the a tt cation of oar VimSa and Pairona to the best aetetiioo of Wines and Liqaora ever , oilerea lliia market, consisting' of Uresceni Brandf, Vintage isiff, raieand Uark 1 Oiard, Dpy A Co.'a Rrand, . a OMCcaae ?4i;.i 'ido. --;" i' ; S. Brataoai dc Co.'s i. dow; , " " Caaiilioa dt Co.' d. - - : Pure old Port Win, - . - - - -Duff, Gordon, Paa, Sherry," old Muscat Wines, . . Malaga Wine, - . " . i Otd Seuf pernB: Wloa, - i " Mainrtra- and ttBd Ghi? Otd Ton Ga esrr - ' . Waolf'a Saaedwoemfpa, i Cherry Bm V ' cud PKb Brandy, ',a.ppte oo. . ; ' (, Bourbott VThmkeT, "a . a Irtii and Seofeal Wkiaker, - Black berrjr Bradrr ' - - Sl. Madeira Wine, -. Parfcet I.ave Cordial,' " ' J Artortcd Cordials, in bartfes, : - j s Kverr varlelr of bottled Wiaes and r.lqnorB." Ctareta of various braoda atrholnAl pricoa Maraschino; Cimeoi, - - ' Hosteller's Stomach Bitters. .. : Aroma tie do. . do it ;?' Gineer Win, '&c. Ac. Al . low prices for OASH. At iheorinaiarj-Jry. April IT.' GEO. MTKR'S. NOTICE. rriHK Wilrningion and Weldon Kail rood t'om M. panr have made arrangements for forwarding all goods consigned to the cara of the Company, and desiined for any point on (be Una Of the Nortrf Carolina Road, free of commiesUm. if landed on tha Company's wharf, there will be no charge for wharfage or drayage; but these eir pensea will be Incurred if iandtd on any oitmr wharf, and will be added to the freight on the ay-birr, to be collected oa delivery, by the Norih Carolina Railroad Company. - N. B To avoid detention sH Wilnrlffsten, It Is aseniial that Jb amount of freight by vrssels shall, in all cates, be-distinctly stated, in dollars and centf. on each bill of lading, and if goods for more than one person are included in the same bill of lading, tha a moon t of freight for each con sigiiee nrost be separately stated. , By order of the Board of Direciors. S. t. PRRMONT, Kng, Sup't. Office of Knglneer Snperlnrendont, I Wilmington. N.-C., Jan. 28. 1857. 134 OUR BLACK CASSiaiERE HAT. ANOTHKR Case of this most fashionable style HAT, just received and opened at the Ha and. Cap Empofiam, 34 Market street. aepi2 . CHAS. D. MYERS. FRESH CANDIES. JUST RECIUVED.jhiadayby Kxpress, anoth er lot of those delicious Candies, at the Broad way Variety Store. , i No. "40 Market aireer, ept.?2. W. HDaNlSALB TAILORING ESTABLISIIME.T. THE subscriber haa removed hia Tailoring F.s tablishment from the corner of Market and Second streets, to Wilkinson's building, three dixns above Mr late location. - He will attend to the buHneer In all Its btanChea, and work will be executed with neatness ffnd des patch. Cutting Will be attended ta promptly. -Cleaning Gentlemen's apfrireland r pairing will also be attended to. I refer, In regard lo my qualifications, to Mr. Thomas H.Hovcr. TITUS R. JAMF.S. Oct 13. fc7.3m GLUE. 4"rB-RELSOF BEsT AMERICAN GLUE CU JUST received per Schr. M V. Davi. from RKton. Foraale by tE BOct-etl ADA3iS, BRO.dtCO. CANDIES I ; tJRK'3rl arrival per Express frrfa tWorhlng, a large and varied assortment of i hat delicious Candy at the Broadway Variety Store, No. 40 Market st. WM.H. DaNEALE. July 30. rpHE partnerships heretofore enUiing this day X . plaee tinder the firms of 8TERN & SROTHiJR and STtRjf &NEWHOFF are dissolved br mutual consent. M. NEWHOFF will continue to do bUAincsa at the old stand, as successor of Steim t Ban., and attend to the winding up of the business aiftirs of mentioned firms. All having claima against the above firms, or the' partners thereof individually will please present them to M. Nswaorr' for eel t leim-nt pnvfous to 15th of November next ; al! those Indebted io ihem will please coma forward and pay up, or else ttfeir cTainra hate to pa Into officer a hands for collection. L. 8TRN. J. STK&N. M. NBWHOFF. W irmfngtorr, N 4 C. Sept. 3, 1837. -j . 83- rf. NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. This Gecat Journal of Crime and Criminals is In the Twelfth Year, and is widely circulated throuehoot the country. ' It contains all the Great Trials. Criminal Caseaand a-pprirprhrte Editorials an the safrte, ttfseinelf wKh' lA'forrnatron on Criminal Matters, not to be found ta any other newsp.iper. - ITS" Subscription. S2, ner Annum ; SI. for Six Months, to be remitted by Subscribers, (who should write laeir names and the town, county and erata whera they reside ptWrnry, . To R. A. SET Sf OUR, Edftor dc Proprietor 6f tha National Police Gazette,' : May 2 : New York City. STAVES. Ofinn - H B D.' STAVES, equal to tv w.xorfolk fnspeetion. For palf.bv vr. Davis 68 Oct. 7." THE OLD WELDON HOTEL IS NOW OPEN ON THE SOUTH EAST SIDE OF the Railroad as you get in on any Road, lt la open in the name of the newly opened. EXCHANGE HOTEL., i And U in bound to do justice to pa'ssengWa in eel ting their meals th Proprietor pledging himseil to satisfy ajl woo may favor frtrt wfihf call, or no pay . f , . Passengers wilt find trieafa ready on' the arrival of every train. i:h good Porters to attend to ihem and check their bagaage lo any point which they may desire to have it checked. .:. ? The House la whhin twenty steps of the Ticket Office, where passes gere'eatr obtain their Tickets wiiboet any trouble, and be in aoo time arter getting their dinner or supper, as "there is consid erable baggage to change. passengers will please bear la mind' that there ia house in front of miner rented- by ihe other houso ta keep off oppodtion, which ia called ibe New Wekfrnr Hotel,' bat Menttemea and ladies will pleas recollect Ahaubia boose nam been baill on ly some f-ur. five or aix years to my knowieose, and haa been occupied by three different persons daring (hat time, andliaaa new Proprietor at prea eat. This Old Weldon Hotel has bee openor two months, and haa nul bad a crowd but one since, but Itta now increasing fast In popular fa vor, paesengers find that the moals anil them and are alwaya ready on the table when the trains arrive from any point. There are red bills printed by the other house with no name attached to ihem, evidently designed to injure nan and any bouse, bat it cannot sacceed. BHtwitbatandlag the Pro prietor and bis men at the cara are parifcular in informing paasengera that the hoase to the right is the best, bat pameoyere find thai the hosse on too hill ia nol only tha bent, bat that its table la more abundantly supplied with tha beat, and that the wallers are more polite and attentive to the wsntsof inosearnw favor it with their prreeaee. Please bear in mind that nrv hoase to the newly opened EXCHANGE HOTEL on tha biQ, twen ty stepe fri The Ticket Offire. . - B.B. SEA RS, Proprietor. - Oetober 8, 18S7. I5. . , . SQ-tf. PROSPECTUS or tub. - N. C. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. -..a--1-.-i '"-v - Jf" '" '.X the recent m set ing of the N.C. Educational Association, in Warrento,tne andewigned were appointed a commit tee la make the necesfsry v rangemenisfar pablishiaga monthly jonrrfal, with the above title. . . f . . t Having made arrangementaforiaa)ing the first No. in September nesi , "they eall, with confidence upon Teachers and School Officers, toaendaab criptiops immediaiely. ibatlbey ay be enabted to go on with the work. . They feet assured thai, if .those, who have the educational interests ol our State at heart, will exert themselves, ihe number of subscribers, requisite to insure complete auc cesii, ean be secured within one week after, ihe publication of this prospectus. Tner Journal is to be dsvofed emTrery to the In tereat of Education, win be pabrisbed tinder the auspices of the Slate Educational AssoctatloB). U will be the organ of the Association- and of all affiliated or subordinate Asocrafiona in tb State. It will labor to promote the greateauseof Edaca lion ia all Ua grades, as on caai and to footer a general sympathy between teachers anal of&cera of Common ScJtooTs, Acadamiea. and College, aa Co-laborers in that on great cause. Jt wilt, strive to advance the Interests of the Common School System of the Mte, aa undariytng all other inter ests, and sustaining on ita vast -eranfee base, our great educational etructare.and will furnish a chan nel ol communrcation between trte uenerai ouper iatendent ef Common St hol and those who feet an interest in their welter: Ta Journal will be edited by a Board of Editors, composed of C- II Wiley, duperintendento' Common School, and a number of tho leading- Teachers of the State, and one local Editor, who will reeolreaH communica ti'ons and superintend ihe publication. AH communications should be addressed la the Editor of th Journal of Education, Green- Urn, .V. C. ; - , C. 1L.WILEY, , C.O.COLE. O. W. BROOKS. TV. W. HOLUE.V, WM: ROBINSON, , . Cotamittvo. . TERMS: ; , The Joarnal will be published monthly, in mag azine form, in handsoiit aiyle, and will contain 48 pages at the following rate : ' - --. One copy, one year. . ...... &t vu Six Copies," " (to ose address) . 10 10 Subscrintloas reauired invariably in advance. and reccii ta aent in ihe first No. Terms af Advertising : . 1 VEAB. 6 MOSTHS. 3 MONTH. 1 MO. One page, 75 40 ill S3 Half 40 ZZ 12 5 One-fourth, 22 22 7 3 to tinea, n t Advertiremenls by the year pa-yable ouarteily. - All others monthly r Tcai herr st-ndinz )0 for 25 ssbsertbers will be entitled lo advertisements of their Schools, of 16 lines, for etw year. There are at all times a number of Schools ef all grades, needing teachers, and. of teachers, who want situationa: at.d it ia not at all uncommon for parties thus situated to advertise their desires and wants in papers not expressly devoted to the cause of-EdUcation, it all auch. by general consent, WJuld keep .standing notices in the Journal, Ii would be an easy matter for tVarchers to find oat ajl vacant Bita4kn?,nnd for Committees and Trus tee to learn the address of all teachers wanting placea. t . Il ii, therefore, the desire of the conductors of the Journal to publish a Directory of this kind, and to all who will furnish rtanltas notices of tneir wants very liberal deduciiona will be -made from ihe u?a.il advertising rales. , . Aasual9. tirfitJ i FAfyV. and Winter styles oT Misses' Children's' and Infants goods now ready. Embracing a'l the new styles of Beaver and Fulls FUls. In fants Hats and Cans, d-c'. f-c. ' Oct. 8. , CHAS. D. MYERS, NOTICE Ai.ti persons Indebted to the subscriber either by note or account, are respectfully requested to come forward and mike settlement, as it is sb solulely necessary to his business that he should collect what is du him at this lime. He will be found for the present at the corner Of Water and Chesnur atrecis. (Itork Swine . Sept 24, 15572 J. G fLe canes: WE H.-t VE just opened a large and elegant va riety of fine Walking Canes. ( Consisting in part of Girtta P'erchq, haodsornely mounted with cold, silver, and richly carved Ivory heads, Orange Wood, Ebony', Rosewood and selected Hickory s mounted in various styles. Cal! and examine our assortment at the Hat and Cap Emporium, 34 Ma-kest. CH.IS. D. MYERS. Oct I. 1 EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS. I QJIV PRIME quality second hand Empty Spir CJ) it Barrels, just received per schr. A delis, and for sale by ADAMS Ritn A I "It Aug. II. 60 f REPJFED THIS MORNING. BV EX PRESS, A Case of our Fail style of Black Casimere Hata at the HAT AND CAP JSMPOi UJf..Np 34 Market Street, s Scp8. CHAS.D.MVE IS.. RECF.lflXG AT THE EMPORIUM. rUlt .F'.LI STYLES CRESS HAAS OF KJ ALLCOLOKS and aes. -No. 34 Mar kec Street. Sept. a CflAS. D.MYERS, MRS. FORD TAKES this method oT informing' her friends and the public that ehe will re-open her House tor Hoarders on tne ist ot uctooer. 1 he House is being repaired and newly furnished, which will render il th most comfortable Boarding Iloase in Wilining'on her table will be supplied with the best the market atlords uood and etacient ser vaats win na in sttenaance, and every exertion made to render her guests comfortable. Sheaoli- cts bare of your patronage. i 3f Some oTlhe best rooms reserved for Iran s-kn i company. Sep26-2m REMOVAL- - - SIMON B. CAHNWEILEP will renVovo hia Dry Good and Millinery Stock and Basines from his present Wand to Ot CORNER STORK NEXT DOUR, on th 1st August, where her aoon op,-n an entirely new stuck MILLINER and DRY GOODS. .1 August 6th. 1837. 60-2m 1I0USTON-S PATEN'PSkID SCALES TM1ESE Scales, fr which the Inventor bas ob ' , taiied Letters Patent from the United State Government, are intended a supersede the present Cumbrous and onjccu-jnable apparatus used for weighing;, cylindrical packages, such aa barrel. tierce, f-e-, eontatoine article aaaally sold bv weight. . AIo for weighing bales of eottoa, bay, or oiner tinw pacKsge. tne aavantase claimed tor ihem ovei tne ordinary Scale in a, are that aAoutate'ls rt quired, as the article to bo weighed i immediately suspended, by lis on gravity, and wiiuwiu niuoi va irKHHij; m giwn poms Denes in n Seals fecaBBF ilto) saving a rargrr amennl of nrae tMBasr. ana preventing Injury by hooks, or otherwise, ta thr: frailest package. The patentee wilt be pleased to exhibit bis invention at the store ei at r. s. at. w est, ana receive orders for each si ses and quaaxiriea ax mny bo desfred. ' . . GEOHOUdTON.Patenvee. JalyZT. f , . ; . t . 67-tf ' NE1TNESS AND DCRABILFTT.r A RE TWO VERY ESSENTIAL QUALITIES XV In a bat. They ate both combined in ear jnslly popnler Black Casaimere. Hats, which are orfesew to- the public as too beat hat yt Uusodaced far dress or basineas wear. A ease js received bv Express at the flat and Cap, Emporium. 34 Market Street. T - CHA. l. MTEKS. f -i-v;. Oc is. Newsa. UMBRELLAS, ; AT REDUCEB PRICES. A large assortment of every aise, eofor and oaaiiir. at th Emno rlam.3 Market street, y BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. DR. JOHNSTON, THE founder of this Celebrated institution rf- ' 1 L fersthe moat certain, Speedy and vnlf ttietts al remedy in the world lor 1 ..y iSii URi T VlSJb.ASlu&. , 5 - : Gleets, Strictures. Seminal Weaknesr.TaiAs Id , the Loins, Constitutional Debility, lanpetcary, , VVeakesf the Back and Llmha, Affections of the Kidneys, Palpitation of lh Heart, iTW-csiv Nervous Irtiiabi iiy, Disease of the Hradl hioa ; iNose or skin ; those serious and Rieiaiitbtoy citat dersarisiagfrem the destructive habits si fsiik, 1 which destroy both body nd mind. Tho oert andsolitarypractice more fatal lo their victiuts than the song of the Syrens to the mariners cf U lyases, blighting tbeir uiosl brilliant hoi c or an. -ticiputiona, rendering marriage, dec., impossible -. . Sous GJ)in v. Espectany, whebave become thevletians arsaldo' ' ry Vic, that dreadfaiand drstraetivr -habit wbirh ' annually sweeps to an untimely grave thoosanda of -young men of the most exalted talents and briDiaa t ' intellect, who might otherwise have entranced lis tening aenarea wnn ineinandersor eionaence, or waked to ecstacy the living lyre, nif) call wkh Imfl confidence. MARRIAGE. ' " ' 1 J Married parson, or Young- Men; contemelatfr aaarrlae. being awareof Fh K;a I IVeakeeaa. (Ji. ganic Debility, Deformity , dce.,should immrdi- ateiy consult Ur. and be restored to perfect ucniiu. .. . -, .. :. - v - ... Me who placea himself andsrthecareof Dr. John- , ton nvay religiotiKly confide ia bis honor as a tn tlem,aad confidenUy rely open hicskiil asa phy sician. - - , . . . - Da. JonxsToir Is the only regularly Educrtrd Physician advertising tocBre Private Comnlaim . Hia remedies and treatment are entirely unknown. toair others. Prepared from a lite sntm in i Great Hospitals of EuroDe and the l im in ,k,. Country, vix t England, France, the b lot k ley ot Philadelphia, dc., and a more extensive praeliee " than any other physician ir, the world. Jiiamany -wonderful cures and most Important Surgical (p- rrations la a sufficient guarantee lo the alflieted, Those vko wish to be sneeoilv and effedualt, r.li.m. td. should shun Ike mumtrous trifling importers, who uuijr ruin mcir nentrn. nna apply IO ujm. A 1UKK WAUilAIVI KU tiO. KO CHARGlC. No Mercury or Nauseova Drvgs Used. OFFICE. No. 7. SOUTH FREDERICK Si.. left hand side goinr froir. Faltimnrr iit t. w doors from the corner. Fail cot le otM tve hir name and number, for igneraar trifling itt.pof lei attrncied by the reputation of Dr. Jtfenzttnv luik - near. - DR. JOHNSTON. Member of the 11 or a) Coliece of Snreon t.nnlnn graduate from on ol the moat eminent College of the United Statci-. and the ereater nan t.t uhn life haa been spent in the Hospitals of Londen, Par i, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, has rffreledson e of the most sloni.l ring careathar wereerer kaowo. Many trwtrbled with ringing In the ear and head when asleep, eratnerunss, being afarnscd at sudden sounds, and bashfmnecs. wiih frvnurt-. blushing. attended aometimea with derangcncni t,f , A UJullTAlJS DISEASE. When the misgnided and isnorade,.. n,nn af ' pleasure finds he has tfnbibrd tha ateda of ibis painful disease, if too often happena that aritl-ii Di ed sense of shame, or dread of discovery eters ' htm from applying to those who. Irnm cdheati n and respeciabfthy.can alone befriend bin, ji... ing till the constitutional symptoms of this horrid aiscaee oraae ineir appearanc. cut n as ulcers led sore throat. dhresscd nose, nortural pains in the a head and limbs, dimness f sight, deafness, nodes on the shin bones andarms, blotches on ihe head. ' face and extremities, progressing with frightiai ra ". IJiuiiy, mi ai iasi ine palate oi inc mouth or th boneeof the nose fall In. and the victim of this ' awfel disease beeftmes a horrid object of tomtnir- ' scratlon.fllldcafh puts a period to hisdreadlul atif feringv by sending him to "that bourne from whence no traveller returns." To such therefore " Dr. Johnston pledges himself to preserve the moat inviolable secrevt and. frorh his extensive prac tice In the first Hospitals of Europe and America hecan confidently recommends safe and speed cure fo the unfortunate Victim of this horrid dis ease. Itia'a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to this dreadful complaint, owing fo the nn skilfulness of Ignorant pretenders, who, by the as of that deadly poisoA. mercury, ruin the constitu tion, andeither send the trnfortunate sufferer to an untimely grave, or else make the residue ol life ml. -erable. TAKE-PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured them setvea by private and improper indalgehees. These are some of the sad atrd melancholy ef fects, produced by early habits of yr.uth, vix : Weaknesaof the Back and Limbs, P.ine In the Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscn'sr Pow er Palpltatfon of the Heart, Dyspepsy. Nervoea irritability Derangement of the Digestive Func tions, General Debility, Symptoms of Coesubip. " tion.dce. , . Mcrttatlf Thefcaffhltnects on Ihe third are much to be dreaded; Losof Memory. Confusion of Ideaa, Depression of Spirits, Evit Forebedirca Aversforiof Society, Self Disltus:, Love of fcoii- l TimidrlJr.&e..are some of the evils produced Thousands of peraonaof silages, can now judge.- " what is the cause of their declining health Los ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and rmacia ted, have a singdlar appearance about the eyes cough arid symptoms of consumption. - - DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REJJE- D Y FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS. , Bythis great and important remedy weskcerr -the organs a re speedily cured and full vigr-r r stort d . Thousands of the most Nervous srd Debilitrftd individuals who had lost all hope, have br. n irnme--diately relieved. All impediments to MAPRlAGE PhysicalorMenialDIjqualifications, Nervous Ir itabIUT Tremblings and W eaknesa, or exhaustion.. Johnston01 foarfBl kind "Pedlly cared by Dr. Young men who have injured thrnmlves by a certain practice, indulged in when alone a habit frequently learned from evil companions, or at achool, the effects .f which are nightly felt, etn when asleep, and if nol cured, render nisriisje impossible.ard destroys totl mind sad bedr.eLould ' applv immedjartefy. What a pity that a yoang man, the bor of bis country, atjj the darl(ng of his parents, hetld ba snatched from aN prospeets and enjoyments o4 life, by the consr-quencc of devfatiag from ti t path V: nntnre, and indulgiag in a eertai secret tatlt. Such persona, before confrmpla:fa MARRIAGE. ' Should redect thst a so and mind and body are the most necessary rem nlsitra :o promote eoniral lair happiness. Indeed, without these, the jourm y tbrengh life become a weary pilgrimage: the pro peet boorly darkena to the vfcwr the mind become a . abadowed with despair and filled-with the melsn--choly reflection that the happiaes ei another b comes bltghted with on r own OFFICSNO. 70UTH FEERlcr-ST . aiar Baitjm, JInc. All SarsTeal OperatrnB Pciler ascd. W. U- Lei no false delicacy prtvcnr yea, but. apply immediately either personally or by letter. , Skin Ilsees Speedily sired. " TO STRA2TGERS. TTj'Sfcftowerarrararfaf thlslnstjfotfon with in the Ian ten years, and ifte nmerofs Impor tant Surgical Operationa perfoianed By r. J.. wit- : nessed by the Reporters of the psrer. d re an other persons, not ices of which have arrearedsgsflv and again before the public, besides hia standing asa eemleman of character and respOEsili'ity, If, a aufBclcnt guarantee to iheaffiicicd. u - -TAKE KO TICE. It U with the greatest reloefanrethet Pr. J UliTPTOJf ' permit his eard to anpr Iwfore the T-al'Me. deB f re It; nmmwloiw for phy.tri.n to adrertlM-. bat enlrw be .. r-Sf;it v '-T-ireiany atrMJeers ' fluid Bo f.11 ta fll Into the hands ef tne meev tmpwdeM sad smtearned ' ImrMwtera. with imaineraole False Kse as and eon klred Qoaekshops swarming these tenr ettles, eopying I r. phyri-iT nniTtr.K(fr.bT,fnKj fellows, too lazy ty lhr orurlnsl trarte. with t Mn. the brete. wbfor the pnrpose of Entieina 4 J rir- . Ing. carry ea ve or tlx effieni. ander ss mt J aiffemit Vatoe yeaax w thst the atTflrted Prist , Mcairae """l5tebfcTeg Into the otfer. Irnot t S?.if.!.rL-I?rK" 'J ertlfle.te. M rre nl - yoa taking large bout, of T.icoiea Wim'ml ethtv y"'" of Blthy and werthtoea eoaopoenda. ennlr!y tne. Trifling veneth srter snonttr. or aa long ss the t fee raj h nbtmiiMMi. ikI i n dawttr; a aeas yen Ml- wtrbJ' minea netilth. te sigh w roar rutting dtaertwsutnima. ii i l Rim WKintht tnAncr Dr. J. to advertise, foa ara suss c eras vee. To those aaeavlaoed wltb his. . rewetetlwn. he-dfenwH nsnes as ry t say that fcl creden. tUJ or dtplmwiMt alwavn tiane ia Wa of tm. NO I.ETTKE3 RKCEIVEP rsfJCSS TOCT-VA TT and eontaiafrg m Ptei te be assd for the reply. J-ei sons writing ahmild tste Ws-sad asaA that nrton o - adiaitlstumit, AsaertMns; aj aniltasja... t
The Tri-Weekly Commercial (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Nov. 3, 1857, edition 1
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