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WILMINGTON, N. C., SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1 9. 1857.
WHOLE NUMBER 151
VOLUME XII NUMfiEK 1 15,
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MISCELLANY.
DREADFUL OCCURRENCB-A WOMAN
DOBNT TO DEATH.
Savannah, Dec. 13 About h1f-rat 12
on the night of Friday last, a mounted pa
lice an J. R. Thompson ni passing up
Harrison street, he tf ouj U he smelt rags
6r clothing burninj. His attention uus
tlrnwn to the r sidence of Mr. Patrick
Price, by the groans of some person i.i dis
tress. After considerable knocking, he
gnineJ admittanceand thereon the t round
floor, a horrible scene pre-ented itself to his
view. r r
Mrs. Pi ice, aged about 55 wfe or I.
Price, ly on the ground a bUckened and
fearfully burnt moss, with her clothes all
ourning and the flames in th att Cf com
n unicnting to the furniture ami the inflam
mable siuff around her. Mr. Thompson
called to his aid Mounted Policeman Bragg
nml some of ihe foot douce. I hey imme-.
diaiely extinguished the fftrrie and tore
the burning clothing from the unfortunat ?
woman, whose burnt body presenteJ a fear
ful spectacle. They procured some oil to
pour over her and sent' for,' mo UJjd.nnd fe
male assistance. Mrs." P. however, was
too badly injured to recover; she asked for
religious consolation and, after severe bodi
ly suff-.ing, breathed her last aboui nine
o'clock yvstcrday morning. - t
It seems that the deceased had been no
ring nenr a tabic; that a portion of her diess
took fire from a ligoted candle and spread
so rapidly ns to render her powerless. Her
husband ws in bd up stairs nn i knew
nothing of the accident till waked up by
policeman Thompson, whose fortunate ad
vent ai d watchfulness prevented the whole
house Irom being burnt. Coroner Eden
held an inquest on the bo ly yesterday; a
Verdict cf accidental death was rendered.
Georgian.
DESTITUTION I.N NEW YORK.
Those who do not visit our police sta
tions nt night know but little of the vast a
mount of suffering now existing; in the city.
At every one of the twenty two police sta
tions may be found nighily from twenty to
forty wretches who are profoundly thank
ful for the privilege of bei ig allowello
sleep on a bench or o the stone fl or of
the lodgers' cells. They are freqtentij
crowded so much that there U not room for
them to lie down at full length; and, when
the ptners are thus filled to their utmost
capacity, the homeless creatures m iy te
ffrt n it any night crying when refused
shelter, and thus forced to sleep in the open
tiir. Many of thrm would starve but for
the I aves iven nighily n nearly1 eve'ry
station house to those in extreme ned
The persons thus stiff-ring are not usually
drunken vagabonds, but r, in hUtrlrcds
of cases, mechanics w'lic' woul.'l work ,( at
any kind of labor for a tn-re subsistence.
- ' Ne Ydfg- .W
DOCTOR, HE H'A'S DOS' FT-IT.
A physician tells t c fo!ioviiig story,
not without some regret on his part for the
a ! vice given : 'A har l-working wom an
had u drunken husband. Ho, when partly
ftotn-r, wou'd get iht blues and ctflc'avor to
destroy himself by t.iking laudanum
lwiee did the wife uncertain that h'J had
swallowed ihe dcsiructivte drug, and twice
did .the doctor restore him. Upon lhe"6ec
ohd restoration, the doctor addressed him
as follows : VoU good Tjr'-nortnrrg-scoun
drcl.ypu'don'l want to lfilf y3ursell, you
merely want to anroy your
if you want tb'kill yourself, w
cut your, throat ami put r:tt enc
ter r Vell, n way went the
merely want to anroy your wife anal me.
' ' 'l -II If U .. I ......
wily nun
id to the mat-
doctor, and
thocrght no more of his patient until, s.irre
tw'o 'weeks alter, he was usrfrrfed from a
spund r.aji by the t:hfc1i'ng of his night-bell.
He put his hcail oul of the window and
inquired 'Wh.it's the matter V -Doctor, he
has done it,' was :hc reply - 'Done what?'
Johh'has'takcn your adVice.' 'What ad
vice V 'Why, you told him to cut his
throat, and he has done jt, and he is un
common dead' tl isUjme'.'' " imagine the
doctor's feelings.1 Hhas since ceased giv
ing such cutting' ail Itfi. . -
THE PLUNDER OF DELHI:
.A private letter frttm Delhi, dated Sept
37, says: "For a description of '.ho riches
of Delhi my pen is Inadequate.' Cashmere
shawls, inlaid with gold, bodtes covered
with gold lace, slcirts of dresses, Watc'h s,
bars of gold, beds of silk and down; such
as ho riobleman's house in England could
produce', you would see the Silks carrying
out of Delhi the first day, at if they were
almost nothing. A sha,wl which in Eng
land, would fetch 100, they were selling
fof four rupees, and, you may depend, our
fellows wre not behind them
It is supposed the Rifles would go to Eng.
land with upwards of 81,000 each, though
General Wilson has issued an order that
the priz-s shall be all put together and di
vided. Most of our men are worth up
Wards of 10J rupees. : 'A
A FRIGHTENED HOOSIER.
Officer Pat Planner! jr, of Philadcl
f)hiaf is fond of a good joite -he never
ftiissei an opportunity.' A few days
since, he was sifting on Walnut street
tvharf,-wh. n-a Iong lank Hoosier, a,
deck hand on one of the steamers run
ning to Savannah, passed hiu, holding
hi one hand a section of bread, and in
(he other a huge bologna sausage. At
almost every step he would sattisfy the
Cravitrs of his appetite with a bite from
each of aforesaid articles. Pit, no soon
er saw him than lie determined upon a
joke. -
As the Hoosier passed Pat, a rat ran
across the sidewalk, at which lie wick
edly made a kick. -- -
Leave that rat alone ? yelled Pat, as
if angry. , -
Leave it alone t replied the Hoosier.
looking at Pat, wkh his mouth full of
bologna 'what do you want a feller to
leave that alone fur V
Because it belongs to me, and I will
net have it abused.'
Belongs to you ! What on airth do
yoof want to do witli ratsT
. 'Make bologna sausages with them,
sir, and right nice ones they make, too,'
The Hoosier waited to hear no more,
but throwing his lologna as far as the
strength of his arm wo?.Id send if, witn
an 'Ah-sooh ! pcht chfa !' he hastened
to the nearest grocery for a three cent
dram, to (as he expressed it) 'take the
darned ratty taste out.'
MELANCHOLY 0EATH.
ChekAw.S. C. Dec. 15. On last
Wednesday, the 9th ins!., Mr. Daniel
Camphel, of this district, while aiding
in the erection of his Mill house, l'ellfiom
the frame work, and so injured his spine
that lie died on Saturday night. Mr.
C; mphell occupied ah' en viable position
in the esteem and respect of his fellow
eitizens, and fhe District can ill bear the
loss of such a man. He was literally
the "poor mans friend," and much suf-
feriiMr was prevented bT hisr liberal iry-
i i : i a : r 1
ue teayes a large auu auecnuu.ic iam
ily to mourn their loss. -
A GREAT SCAMP.
N. S. Stimson, who is now in Ag s
ta jail, charged with firing his own
house in Windsor,' wVarfe; tbld confess
as to a whole catalogue o( crimes that
he set fire to his own house in this city
that he set fire in which a woman
and two chilJren were burned, a few
years' since," near Deacon Mitchell's
that he led the mob in burning the
Church, and that lie was ringleader of
the corner stone mdb on the site or ,tnj
Catholic Chttrcli.' Thil he' is'a great
scamp atld deserves to look through the
grates. the remainder of his life we t'o
not doubt, but we incline to the opinion
that tle fellew i trying to work up an
inf:nml repnta i n, ,v.iich will make
him hero of the Claude Duval school,
and embalm his. name in 'ycl ow Cov
ers.' Bath Organ.
TEHRIF1C OkS EXPLOSION At PiifLADEL
l'HIA. ...
About 4 o'clock p. m Wednesday week,
there was i terrible explosion in -the Easi
avenue of the Arcade, resutirig 'ja consi
derable injury to two person, named Joseph
Kicks and Joseph DcTvell. It appears
that Mr. Kicks Lad runted a small store,
and was, With DoweO, about opening it to
receive his stock; he ignited n mutch fur
the purpose of iihting the gas,' when
suddenly Uley were Lfowh Into the avenue
Mr. Kicks Wijs burned about the face and
hands, and otherwise' injured. Mr. Dow
ell had his left nrin broken by coming in
contact with he door. The explosion was
caused by the gs escaping from n con
nection hole Iti the m iht pipe, and accumu
lating in the ro m.
PROSPECTUS "'"' '
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N. C. WliN llr OK EDUCATION.
-Ai the recent ineciinij of ihn N. U. KJucuiianal
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ihe above title ,. .
I hiving rnaJd arriipgtai' iiif foi If ni nw ihf first
No in Suleiiiber iliey.rajl, with confi.lenee
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if llioic, who (rave the cJucaiicqjl interetla ol our
State at heart, wift exert ihemaetves, the numb.-r
of subscriber, nqiiisiic to injure omipU'te sac-
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liublicoiiun of this prospectus. , . ., ,.
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It will beiKk tffijan of the Asuociation and of all
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tt will labor to promote the great cause of I'duca
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general synipa hy between KMcners and offipera
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INDIANOOT-'PILLS.f
OR. J.ORSK, th? inventor of. IrfORSK-i? IN
DIAN ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater pan
of his lite is traveling, having visited tturope,
Asia, and Africa as well as Nortu America has
xpent three yeais among the Indians of our Wes
tern country it was in this way that thc Indian
Hoot Pills were first discovered. Dr. Morse was
Ihe first man to f stnblish ihe fact that all dieearc
arUe from I MPURITY OK. THE BLOOD that
our strength, health and life depended upon this
vital nuid.
When the rarions pasfages become clogged, and
do not act in perfect harmony with the different
functions of the body, the blood loses its action,
becomes thick corrupted and diseased; thus caus
ing all pains sickntsa and distress of every name;
rur strength is exhausted, our health we are de
prived of, and it nature is not assistva to tftrowuig
off the stagnant humors, the blood will become
choked aod cease to act and Mius our light of lifo
twill forever be blown out. How important, then
hat we should keep the various passages of the
body free and open. And how' pleasant to us that
we have it In our power to put a medicine in your
reach, n miely, Morse's Indian Root Pills, manu
factured from Dlants and rots whlih grow around
tihe mountalWoUSclifTaln Tiature's garden, for the
health ah3 recovery of iicasid man. One of ihe
roots Irom which these Pills are made is a Sudo
rific, w liich opens the pore? of the skin, and as
sists Nature in throwing out the finer parts of the
corruption within. The second in a plant which
is sn Expectorant, that opens and ttnclogs the
passage to the lung,(nnJ tjiiis, in a sopthing man
fner, pirformslts duty'by throwing ofj phlegm, and
other humors from the Uins, by copious spitting.
The third is a Diuretic, which gives ease and dou
ble strength to the kidneys; thus encouraged,
iheydraw large amounts of impurity ,f roni the
blood, which is then thrown ou boitntuily by the
urinary or, water passage, ana w'lich Coutd not
'have been discharued in any other way. The fourth
is a Cathartic, and accompanies the other proper
ties of ths Pi II 3 whili engaged in purifying the
blood; the courser particles of impurity which
cannot pass by the other outlets, nre thus taken up
and conveyed off in great quantities by the bow
els. " . - . ;
From the above, it is shown that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills nor only enter the stomsch,, bin
become united with the blood, for they' find Way to
ie very part, and completely, rotrfjat and cJeanre
the system irom an impurity, ana ine lite or tne
body, which i the blood, becomes perfectly heal
thy ; consequemlyall sickness 'and pan is driven
from the system, fir they cannot remain when the
body becomes se pure and clear. ,
The reason why people are so distressed when
;sick, and why so many die, is because they do not
get a medicine which will pass, to the afflicted parts
.and which, wilf.open. tjie natural paasage.a for the
disease to te easi out; nence a; jarae.qnanuiy 01
food and other rrjatter is lodged, and the stomach
and intestines are literally overflowing with, the
corrupted mass; thus undergoing disagreeable fer
mentation, constantly mixing with the blood,
which throws the corrupted msttcr through every
vein and artery, Hntillifajs taken frnl the body
by disease. . Dr. Morse's PILLS have added to
themselves "victory upon victory, by restoring
millions ot thc sick ro blooming health an, J happi
ness. Yes, thousands who have been racked or
tormented with sickness, pain and anguish, and
whose feeble frames have been scorched by the
burning elements of raging fever, and who have
been brought, as it ware, within a step of the si
lent arave, now stand reader testify that they
would have been numbered with the dead, had il
not been for thia great and wonderful medicine,
Morse's Indian Boot Pilla. After one or two do
ses had been taken, they were astonished, and ab
solutely surprised, fa witnessing their Charming
effects. Not only do -they give imwredfate ease
and strength, and take away all sickness, pain and
anguUh but they at or.ee go to work -at the foun
dation of the disease, which is the blood. There
fore, it Will be shown, especially by those who use
these Pills,1 tttat they will so cleanse and purify,
that disease thai deadly enemy will take ita
flisht, and the ffuW of yotfth and beaa'y will a
gain return", ard the f)ropcc of a long slid happy
life will cherish arid brigltien yoaf daya.
Cie-fiO. Beware of a c6onrrfelt sfgned A
A.Moore. AifgenaiAe have the narirc of A. J
Whitb & Co, on each box. Also the nAtrr o
A.J. H'kiteipCo .Ail others are annrious 4
A. J. WHITE & CO.j Bote Proprietor, t
50 Leonard Street, New York. ;
Dr. Morse's Indian - Root Pills' are sold by al
dealers in Medicines. . - ..
' A cents wanted in every town. Village and ham
let in the land. Parties" desiring-the agency wU
address as above for terma. . w
Price 25 cents per box, five boxes will be sent
on receipt Off I, postage paid. 1 THiiL.
Nov. 23. ... . ; ... 106-1y. .
Ofali disease, the great first cause, t
Springs from negject of Nature's laws.
smm not
When a CURE is guarantee
IN ALL STAGES OF
SECR E'T D I SEA SK S,
Self-Abuse. Servant DM'Uy, Strictures, Gleet -
Gracel. Di betes: Diseases of the Kidneys an
Bladder, Mcrqurial tikf-umatitm, ScofiUa
Pains in lAe Bones and Ankles,' Diseases of tk
Dungs, Throaty ffose and Eyes, tJUtrs upon
the Body or Limbs, Cancers, Dropsy , Epiliplic
; Fits, St. Vitas's Dance, and all. Disease ansi-
tng from a derangement of the Scxuat Organs.
Such ar Nervous TrembJinp, Loss of Memoryrf
Loss of Power. Qreneral Weakness, Dimness of
VUfon, wjth peculiar spote sppearing before the
eyes, loss of Sight. Wakefulness, Dyspepsia.
Liver Disease. Eruptisna Sporj the fcevraiB in
the back and head, Female irregularities, and all
ImnroMr diwhirei fmo Knlh mvmij ' ft rrtatiprn
ljwt .freai m man mwaii mtttal&mB&B&SJrlhnr
I OB' staattHig o obstinsie the case rcrvery
ta eriaio, ana m .smmi tet ttixs tain wrm
aenrur eSn be enecrttf bf ssjf other treatment
even after the disease hss baffled the skill of emi
nent physician and resisted all their means of
core. The medicines are ptoaant without odor,
causing no sickness, and free frora mercury or
balsam. During twenty years otjjriciice, 1 have
rescued from the jaws of Ueaso, many tnoassnds,
who, la the last stages of the above mentioned
disease had been given op to die by their phyri.
elans, which" warrants me in promising to the
aiBcled. who may place themselves under my care
a perfect sad most speedy cure. Secret diseases
are the greatest enemies to heahhas ;they are
the first causa of Consumption jEcrofula and
many other d'serscsr-aB2 sitotfld be a terror to the
human family, as a permanent cure is scarcely
ever etlecied, a majority or the cases ratting into,
ft be hands of iiiuo.npetent pemona, who not noly
ail to cure tne diseasea but ruin the constitution
iilng the system with mercury, whjqh with the
disease, hastens thc su Meter into rapid consump
tion. .
Bat sHJtltd the' disease and the treatment not
cause death speedily and the victim marries, the
disease is entatiea upon th cnaren, who are
bian with feeble constiialions, and the enrrent of
life corrupted bv a virus which betrays itself in,
Scrofula, Tetter, Ulcers, Rfuptions and other af
factioas'of the'skin, Kyes, Throat and Lungs, en
tailing upon them a brief existence of suffering
and consigning (hem to an early grave.
SKI.F ABlSK Is another formidable enemy to
health, foBffttjiihg else In the dread catalogue of
nun an 'diseases causes so destructive a drain up
on the e'ystern, drawing its thousands of victims
through few rears, of safierinsr down to an un
timely gCve. Jt destroys the .Nervous System.
rapidly wastes away tho energies or lire, causes
mnul derangement, , prevents the proper devtlop
nient ol the system, disqualitiea tor nurriaga, so
ciety, bosineas, and all earthly happiness, and
leaves the snfibrer wrecked lnf body and irlnd,
predisposed to cowsantption and a train of evils
i more lo be dreade
j fullest confidence
dreaded: tnaa.deatn luetr. .witn tne
I esaore' ta , unfortunate vic-
I tims of Self-Abuse that' a.pertnanent
. c cma eteeted and WIrhtb
I i ! .j...
t and s pee ay
abaadoomeat
r I uinuni piwicn hit psWBH l
practices, my oatiats ' can be restored
robust, vlgoroas health. -1 ; - f '.-
The afflicted are cautioned against the one of
Patent Medicines, for there are so many ingenious
snares in the columns of the public prints to catch
and rob the unwary sufferers, that million have
their constitutions rained by the vi e compound
of quack doctors or tha eqrisjly , poJSonoita nos
tra ins vended aa "Patent.. Medicine." I' have
carefully analyzed many 4jt the ao-caHeuT Patent
Medicines and find that nearly all.oflem. contain
Corrosive Sttblimata. which Jtme of vhe atroos-
ert refpaTalfonil of mercury, and a deadly poison,
which instead of curing the disease, disables the
system for life.. . ., , .
Three fourthiiof tb ji.tfent tvpstrcTfifi. now in
u eac, pat up by unprincipled and inorat persons
who do not understand even the alphabet .of the
materia uicdica, and are rqually as .destitute of
any krowledgeof the human system, having one
object only in view, and that to make money re
gardless ot conscqsence". ,
Irregularities arid all diseases of males and fe
males treated or principles cslsbll.hed,,by , twenty
years.ofVractjjce, aa.d sanctioned by thousands of
thc moet remrkohle cures. Medicines with full
directions sent to any part of the United Slates or
Canadas, by patients communicating their symp
toms by letter Business correspondence striclU
confidential. All tetters asking advice must con
tain a postage stamp. .
.... .ADDRtJSS
j; stnvjmHviLLE m. d.,
BOX No. 63. j
Office No. 1131 Filbert St, old No. 109
. BKLOW TWELFTH.
Oct. 24.
9i-ly.
THE GREAT FEMALE PILL.
DR. J. P. CREAGER is the General Agent,
wholesale and retail, for Dr. "Whcating's"
celebrated Kema'e Pills. These Pills are trulv
valuable for Ladies, Jar they v it I restore, the
Monthly Courses where thev moo stop from any
cause whatever. They t ever ha$e'f, failed In any
case where the direciloni.arannd the box (i.iniain
ing the P.lls have been strictly followed; indeed
there has no case of failure ever comu to our
knowledge. Being purely vegetable they are per
fectly safe. MaileJ to ordor, postpaid, upon re
ceipt of one dollar by J. P.,,.Creagcr, Baltimore
City. Md. fA liberal discount to Draggists.
Dec 8. 1 10 3m,
WHY LABOR 80 HARD WHEN
, WASHING?5
iHAVK a cemicaf process for cleaning cloth
ing, by the use af which the clothes. ca.u be
washed very clean without baling-, and with very
little rubbing. . By jfhi fuetKod much hard labor
can be saved, the icaihing is done in half the
time, and the clothes are very white and clean,
and-last much longer, for they are not worn out
bf nibbing, as by the old way of washing by ma
chines, ate. The articles dsed cost bat little, and
are easy to obtain. 1 mail the receipt to orJer.
postage paid, .upon receipt of 50 Cents three cent
postage stamps good as money. Address Dr. J.
P, Creager, Baltimore city, Md.
Dee. 8. 110-3m.
HONEY, THE BEST OP HONEY.
I HAVE a valuable receipt for making Honey,
which I will send to any person upon receipt
of 50 cents.. We make and use It in our family's''
half the coat, and consider it aa good aa the best
article of genuine bee nfsde honejr, "from which
it cannot beiold." Any . person who will makt
and sell It can clear from two to three dollars a
day, it only require 4 articlea to nrake it, and
they can be hadatany store bV SO cents. Every
family may have this delighHful laicrry, for any
lady can make it in 15 minutiS a' an time. 3
cents postage a'anrps aa good Rs money. A ddress
Dr. J. P'. Creager, Baltimore' city, Hd.
Dec. 8. " lfg.4m
SfR. CREiGER,
BALTMO'ttr?, Mo., is tlrt sofe Agent' for' Dr,
Winders' celeVa'sed Matrvnorflal "Series,' 3
Books NoI.-'A Bobfror Toung Men defin
ed to prepare them fof Female Society, No. 2,
Krrore In Courtahip t" o. 3, "Reproductive
Control." Either ot which will be mailed to or-
cer. postpaid, upon receipt of lo cema.
. Dec. a-
fl0-3n
GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES !
NV Lady wfro wiU send' heir address to, Mrs.
Ar. Creager, BaHimre Cltr, ui.it 7 post,
age Stamps included, will receive by re'torn mail
somethiof of ImnoTtance to. her.
"WOMAN KNOW THYSELF awd bv HAPPY"
7 Dec. 8. ,. -U0-3m ;
JUST RECEIVED BY G. R. FRENCH,
AFRESH sapply of PER RY DAVIS! VEGB
TABLE PAIN-atlLLER, in enUre Niw
Dasea. To be sure that yon get the genuine Mcd
cine.lnqoirs for the Nw Dres wil b two fine en
graved stedl labels on each borne. . '
.April I. . f
HENRY NUTT,
factor m vnvmm, .gent.
Willgire hit personal attention to business entrust
ea to hit care.
Sept. 185G. 75-ly-c.
GEQRGE MYERS,
, WMLESHK AND RETAIL GROCER
Keeps constantly on hand, Iftne. '1'eas, lAqiterro
rrooutont, M ooO. and. v alow Ware, Fru.it,
Corfectionarie, tf-e. South Front street,
WILMINGTON, N. V.
Nov. IS, 1855 . 109
L. N. BARLOW,
WHOLESALE L RETAIL GROCER,
i!ID DULItR IN
DQUOnS. WDXES ALE, PORTER, d-c.
So.a,Gratilte How, front Street,
WILMINGTON, N.C
Feb. I7th, lf5. I40-tf.
GEO. m. D AV IS,
com mi s s i Krn erc mm
TrJuTH WATER STREET,
Jan. 22.
132.
W. O.MlLUaAN,
UARBLK MANUFACTURER,
Nosth Watesv St'kkkt, WtKMiiraroM, No. Ca.
Monuments, Thumbs, fifed end Foot Stones, and
all kinds of Marble Work furnished I0
order on reasonable terms.
June S. 3R-I v-e
;T HENRY JURiyfflfER
t -VNOtSMi'LaVSTAIL
tobaCcct, ztnuff and cigar
SljORR.
1 SlfiV OKTlllJ HfDfAN CHIEF''
MARKET STREET , ue, door above Water
WIImtf.Ktrin, Sf.'C.
m S. Bl All Orders fitted teith despatch.
Oct. 26ih. 1355 93-tdt.w-e.
GEOllGK R. rU'ENCH,
MANUFACTURER AND
U'JIOLESALti KETA1L DEALER
IN'
BOOTS, SnOES, LEATHER, AND
SHUE JUIMLHINUS,
NO. U- M ARK B.T STREET,
WIIjMINGTON, W. C
March 6.
CHAS. D. MYERS,
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM
34 Market St.
Wti;iti8Toi, N. c.
rsNSaU, I.EGISO, AND PALM IJUf aTS, WOOL
rOB, SILK. AND MOtJSSKIIV BATS.
Cloth, Plcsh, Attn Silk Glasco Cars, by tne
. m. avr . v w m tart- s i nt
eas or dosen. Attvew 1 ora 11 nessaa ie rm-es.
march 12. , . 'r:.......
ADAMS, Bk0THl5R & CO ,
c o m M rs iqWE Re hants,
wiLfNQtos, ; C.
July 29.
r:
58
AS. C
8MITIU ' X Mjg.leS COSTIS.
ni ' n-siirriirV eft
WO W.'I . avav .- -r v .j
COMRSfoMlSRCHANTS,.
Kd. 2, SOOTH WATER STREET,
April 26". 13-1 v
, DOLLNEH. G.'POTttR. Jr. J. CAMEIIDEN
D0LLNER. POTTEIC & CO.
C MER CHAN TS,
N H W YORK.
April30,1855. 20-ly.
THE NORTH CAROLINA '
MUTUAL LIFE LNSURWE C0MI"k,
.. RALEiGli, N. C.
1M1K above Companyh.-8 been innpurationsincc
. thc Istof April, t848, under thedirectionof the
ol win g Officers, vii :
Dr. Charles K,.lonlisori,Prcpigen.t.
VViii . r. Hay,bptt Vice llresidcnt
John G. Williams, Secretary,
Win. H. Jones, Treasure.
Pcrrin Uuubce, Attorney,
Dr. Charles K. Johnson, ) .. ,
Dr.Wm.H.BlcKce, i Medical Boox-dof
Dr.a.B.Haywboa', ,. cu'"
J. Herswjsin, General Agpnl. , . ,
I This Company has received a chapter giving ad
vantages tothetnsured overany otherCotnpiiny.
The f Section gives the Husband the privilege tc
insurenisown life for the soleuse of his Wife and
Children free from any claims if the representa
tivesof thehusband orany of his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual principles,, the life
mcmbersparticipaicin the irioeof the proflfs which
aredcclared annually Resides, the applicant fot
ifo. wnen rhe annua I premium is overt 30 may pj j
one half in Note. . VH
Allcla!msf0rinsuraficeagaIn8Hhe Cnmpnnywil
cpaid within ninety days after proof of the death
clthe party isfurnished.
Slaves sre insured forone or five years, at rates
arhkh will enable all iSfjtvehotJers to secure thl
class of properily against the unrertaintyof life.
Slave insurance presents a new and interesting
feature in thehistoryof North Cnrolinff.which wiU
prove very i to port a n t t o t h ft Srrsf hern Slates .
Thelast four iitpr.rbs opera tioi pftfris Company
shown veryl argeamounl of btioi'ncss more than
the Directors expected to do the first year having
already issued more than 200 Policies.
Dr. Wsw. W. H-vrbisb, Medical ExatnTner, and
Agent. WilratajrYbJi, K. Q. .
Alinommunics'lons oribUsTncs tof thcCompany
should be addressed to , .
- RICHARD H. BATTLE, Sec'y.
Raleigh. Ja'ae 8. 1S57.
. ItESfotAL. ....
I HAVE RjCMOrKfjTMV RESIDENCE AND
OKFICE to Krorit Street, next North rf P. K
Dickinson JT., to the hoase fbrme'iy ocenpied
by Mr. A. A. Wanet, .where, 1 car b'e i jund when
not profssionally eiea'eed. . . . .
WM. E. FREEMAN, M.D.
Feb. 25. US
JOB PRIIIISG
ESTABLISHMENT, .
SOUTH SjUJAHriT Sf II TH! HAMS fiOUSB
' WILMlNGTfJN, If . C. ,
HIE PROPKIKTORof tliic wpU known Kta1,lighment
won Id eall the attention of the bosinesa community to his
large and beaatiful .assortment of Type and Presses
hsvinc iost added to hi stock one of & Ha. . Co's
PATE??T .8IKGLK CTL1XDKR PRIST1 JTO STA
CK INKS, he 1 doW enabled to do work at a much mors
reasonable raid than formerly, arid In tha finest style ot
tha work.
CARDS.
rrirYf ed from $3 to $10 w thonmnd
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS,
; RECEIPTS FOR
RAILROADS. STEAMBOATS. eBIHBATIOS8,tc
BiJLL-HBATa, SHOP-BILLS. BILLS OK
LAD1XG, AKD HEAWSGS,
POSTERS AND7 PROGRAM SI ES.
We would call tli attention of Concert Agent, gbow
men snd others, to oar facilities for doing this kind of
work. ---."" -.. .: ,. " '' - ,, ..
all aan-s or ' ' '
PLATS' ANT OKNAaLENTAL PErSTIirtS, :
pne in Ui Bealest manner, aod at abort notice. ,
Tbose in want of Priming we traat will find it to their
ad t antasTi to rrr Sr nan -
COMMERCIAL. BLANKS. .
Tbe attention of Shipper and others is called ta oar
cxtnstTg asaoi tuxait of CnonnereM Blanks. AoMMaTtka
.eollectkMi ia a very fin aod handsome lot of Btlla eJEx-
change, in sheets and boots.
Wo-CTnber ZjiSi.- sit . - s -;'
COMMEML"
rpHE partnerships heretofore existing this day
A. place under the nrmsof
STERN A BROTHER and STERN & NEWII0FF
are ditxilved by rriutnal consent.
M. NEWHOFF will continue to 'do business al
theold stand, as successor of o'tEik Si Bbo , and
attend to the winding Up of the business affairs of
mentioned turns. All having claims again&t the
above nrms,ortne partners thereof individually
will please present them t M. N ewhoff for set
tlement pr vious lo I5th of November next ; al!
those indebted to them will pleare come forward
and pay up, or else their claims have to pass into
officers hands for collection.
L. STERN. J. STERN. -MrNWHOFF.
Wilmington,' N. C, Sept.3, 1S37. 63-tf.
THE OLD WELD0N HOTEL,
T S NOW OPEN ON TH E SOUTH EASTSIDE
I OF the Railroad as yon get in on any Road. It
is open in the n ine of the newly opened.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
And it ia bound to do justice to passengers in set
ting tlieir meals the Proprietor pit J" ing hi in sell
to s.tiUfy all who may favor him with a call, or no
pay '- I
Passengers will find meala ready on the arrival
of every train. wLhzood Cm&rsw a (tend to them
moLcrieck their basage' to-ahy point which they
may oeetrv io nave it checked.
The H-nise is within twenty steps of the Ticket
Office, where passengers can obtain their, Tickets,
without any trouble, and be in good time after;
getting their dinner r supper, ss there is consid
erable baggage to change.
Passengers will please bear in mind that there
is a house tn front of rriine, rented by the other,
house to keep off" opposition, wtfich is called the
New Weldon Hold, but gentlemen and ladies will
pleare recollect that his house has been built on
ly Bume f ur. five or six vears Id mv knowlouee.
and has been occupied by thtree different persons
during that lime, and has a new Proprictorat pres
ent. This Old Weldoa Hotel has been -open for
two months, and has not had a crowd but once
since, hut it is now increasing fast in popular fa
vor, s p-issengers find that the meals suit them
and are always ready on th,e table when, the trains
arrive from 'any point. There are red bills printed
by the other house with no name attached to them,
vidently designed to injure me and my house.
but it cannot succeed, notwithstanding the Pro
prietor and his men at the cars are particular in
informing passengers that the house to. the right
i1 the best, but passengers find that . the house on
"the hill is not only the best, but that its table is
more abundantly supplied witn tne pest, and that
the waiters are more polite snd attentive to the
wants of those who favor it with their presence.
Please bear in mirvd that my honse is the newly
opened EXCHANGE HOTEL on the hill, twen
ty steps from the Ticket Office.
o o ci.- too .......
d. o. OEiauu, i iujuieiur
October 8, 1857. 68-tf.
OUR MOTTO IS 4 10 PLEASE",
AT THE ?
Wilmington saddle, Harness, and Trunk
Mantifaetorv.
TH E subscriber respectfully I n form e t h ep ublic
that he has recently received additions to his
stock of Saddle a,fyi Harness Mountings, die. the
latestand most improved style, andis constanly
manufacturing, at h,i8tore on market street. every
description of artlcltin ihe above line. From his
experience in the business, he feelsconfident t ha
newiu beableto givecntlresatistactiontoallwhc
maytavor mm witn a can. nenasnowon hand
and willconstantly keen a larxeassortmen lof
Coach, Gis and SiMey Harness, Lady's Sadrllrs
BruUcs.lhips,fc. (fetnltcTien. s Saddles, Wkipt
Spurs, d"-c.
feallof which he will warrant lo be of
XJthe best materials and workmanship, jt
S Be has also a large assortment of f
rruiiks, alines. Saddle and Carnet itn -c
Satchels, l' ancy Trnnks, A t.; and all other ar
ticles usuallkcpt in ?ch establishments, all o
which heoiierlowfer CASH, or onshortcredit
oprompt customers. '' , r
Saddles, Ilarness.Trunks.Redical bairs. At-
4c. niadc to order. -
Inaddition tothe above the mibscriberulwa v
kerns on hand a larire siipDly of Sirlwit reathr
and has now, and wll k oji through the season a
gooit assort nirn tot i' iy fvctts.
Allaretnvited to call and examine my Goods
whetherin wantornot.asl takeolensureinshww-
ingmy assortrfien't toall who' may favortne with
a call.
Harnesrand Coach Trimmings sold at a fair
price to persons buying to manufacture
Also .Whips at wholfc'soJe.
AlfiiiUo' Riding Vehicles botttrht and sold
on eommissions. JOHN J. CONOLEY.
Feb. 7, 1857. 811
YOUNG AMERICA TARGET PISTOL
Manufacturing Company.
new haven;, ot.
ThisiPistpl is intended as iheforerunnerof the or
dinary jaistol, and js drpignrd for young 'men and
boys who wish toertjay theteciting sport of firing
at ii target, at the most Iriflinsr expense, and with
out any danger of accident. The cheapest ordina
ry pistol is thrc.i or four times the price of ihis. bt
sides bting d-tnsrois in. the hands of boys. This
pift.il is loaded with tho -Common Fire Cracker,
which forms a complete cartritige. and will cairy a
ball ten or filteen paces with th-: same precision as
theordin iry piatol, but not with sufficient force to
t'o any serious damage. As Ameriva if j shooting
nation, the Young Americans must and will le.irn
the art by whWi ouf , indnpendenct! wis secured
Hence this Target Pi.nol is exactly in time, and
must meet with universal sale among our youth o
ihe South snd West. Its operation is perfectly sim
ple, and it is not liable to get out of order. A full
description will accompany every ca?6 of pistols
The pistols. ire put up at. thc factory in cases of 50
each, ready lo send by .express to any part of the
United States or Canada. t
Retail pi ice, 25cems; by Ih'e case, 47.50. or 15
cents each. -
FRENCH, HXLL & CO..
New Haven, Cl.
August 27th, 1S57. 67c w
NOTICE.
fMIHE Wilmington and WeTdon Kail road Com
M. pany have made arrangements for forwarding
.til soodrf consigned to the care of the Company,
and destined (or any point on the line ot itic
North Carolina Road, free o f tomihUiioni.
If landed on the Company's wharf, there will be
no charge for wharfage or arayase; btft these ex
penses wfll be incurred ff landed on sny other
wharf, and will be added to the freight on the
ay-bill, to be collected on delivery, by the North
Carolfoa Railroad Company.
N. B. -Td' avoid detention at Wilniinfton.it is
essential that the amount of freight by vessels
shall, ta all cae, be distinctly stated, in dollars
and cent?, on each bill of lading, and if goods for
more than one person sre included in the same
bill of lading, the amount of freight for each con
signee must be separately stated.
By order or the Board ot Directors.
S. L. FREMONT, Eng. dr Supt.
Office of Engineer dt Superintendent, )
Wilmington. N-C. Jan. 23. 1857. ;
GIFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!! !
A PRIZK TO ETERV PTJRCHASR. at the"
Quaker City Publishing House of Duane Rali
son, Philadelphix. By buying a book for SI, or
more, you are at once present! a witn a prize,
worth from 25 cents to $103. consisting of fine
gold Jewelry, Watchea, die. All orders by mail
will be oromtly filled, and the prize or prizes will
accompany the books. Our list contains all of the
most popular books of the day, and will be sold
at the usual retail prices, many of thejnf for less.
Persons wishing any particular book can order at
once, and it will be forwarded with a sift. A cat
alogue givin? fall information, with a list of books
snd gifts, will be seal post paid, by addressing
- P.tJANK RULISON.
: T- No". 39 S. Third street, Phila.
53rAgent wanted.
August 29th', IS57. - 3- SOT3m
LlDIESV RETREAT.
M1
RS. BYRNES, FEMALE PHYSICIAT.
163 Thompson, near Bleecker street. Nf
York, sn'tends females daring their eonrTaenteat,
and treani all diseases pecafiar to her sex. .She
has commodious rooms for the aecomtaodalion of
her patrons, and a patent apparatus to assist na
ture. A female pill, a sate aad sure remedy for
all obstructions, sent by mail with full directions
on receipt of tt. tihe has also a sare remedy for
pyles, and a, valuable invigorating Cordial. -Nov.
W. . kOMy-w.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
JUL JOHNSTON,
'pUKfounder of this Celebrated Institution rf
Lfersthe most certain, Speedy and onlj tfltt tit
ai reojedy in the world lor
SECRET DISEASES. s
Gleets, Strictures, Seminal eakntt .Pains in
the Loins, Constitutional 'Debility, Jnipotincy
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Afli ttionv o
the Kidneys. Palpitation ol the Heart, D)i"-et tia
itrvous Jrritabiity, Disrate l (he Hcs.d,1 hroa
Nosl or Skin ; those serious und nielatulioiy dnor
drrsarifing from the destructive habits of Youth
which destroy both body ar.d mind. These secre
and solitary practices . more fatal to their viiim
than thc aong- bf ihe Syreits to the niarimts 6
Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant not tt or an
ticipations, rendering marriage, dec., imporsibla
YOL'AGMJ-JX. .
Especially, who have become Ihe victims of Soli-a -ry
Tice, that dreadful snd destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thonsands o f
young men of the most exalted talents and briin,n.
intellect, wh.rtigh of4ierwiat have entranced lis-
icmop penaics witn tne inunocrsoi eioqurnrc or
waked toecstaey theHvlnglyresy call with full
confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married peron, or Voung Men, contemplatlr.p
marriage, beins awarrof Phvsiral Weakn.v n.
ganic Debility, Deforniiiies, dcc.shoald imn.edi
ately consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect -health.
He who places himself underthecareornr.tnt-.
ston may religiously confide in his honor as a irn
tleman.and confidently rely upon hisskill asa chv
sician. . J .
Da. Johnston is the only regularly Ediictrd
Physician advtrtiting tocuie Privjne t oniplaint.
His remedies and treatment are entirelv 2 '
tnall others. Prepand Irom a life mm i ,ur
Great Hospitals of Europe and thc Kire, in
Country, viz : England, France, the Ulockk v oi
Philadelphia, tf-c, and a more exu nsive practice
than any other physician in the world. His manv
wonderlul cure&and most important Surgii al Cp
erationa is a sufficient guarantee to the ttiiitted - -Toae
who with to be aveeoilv and ctTa-tvalh,
ed. should shun the numerous trifiirg imposfers hH
only rain their health, ant) apply to him. '
A tvUltrt. w A lilt A iM ifc 1 Oil AO CHARGE
No Merciu y or Nansrovg Di vsrm ,"
OFFICE No. 7, SOUTH FREDEHltK. St.
left hand sida going from KaliJii oifr nmi t. a f.
do.irs from the comer- .Fail r.o to err, iv hit
name and namber, for ignorant triflir g importet P
attracted by the reputation of Dr. Jchnstcn, luik
nn. jotikstok.
Memberofthe Royal Colleee of Surgeon, r
graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of
i r i i -",-" Mic enaier part ol whose
...I .. . . q
w.A k a
sudden sounds, and bashfuina-ss. iih r. S
blushing,attended sometimes withderangta enl r
mind, werecurcd immediately.
A UlullTAIN, DISEASE.
When the missuided and irnnnW.., -r
pleasure finds he has imbibrd Ihe sttds of .litf
painful disease, it too oftrn hannf-na that m
ed sense of shame, or dread f discovery, dtters
............. vtr'"jn o uiose who. irom education
and respertabiiit.y.can alone hpfri.nri i i... j. i--
tng till the constitutional ymptomof thi hoirifl
disease make their appearance sui h is nlreraK d
sore thrpat.dtseased nose, noctural pains in the
head and limbs, dimness of fiehl. deafness, nodes
on the shin bonesand snns. blotches on the hi ad
face and extremities, progressing with frighiitjlra -'
.in a i.wl ue paiaie of tne mouth or Ike
bonef of the nose fall In: and ih r.i. i
ue iias uci uBueni in ine ti on pi (a Is ol London Par
is, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, has effected 'son e
of the moatastonithingcuresthat wcreeverknown
uuuiricu nun linfin; in inn n
awfuldisease becomes a horrid objtel of commir
seraunn ,ttll death putsajieritfd lo his dreadful suf,
ferings, by sertdlne htm- vothar 1 mtWlro TnT
whence no traveller returns." To such thr..rr-
Dr. Johnston pledges himself to nrcs-rvk ihn
inviolable setresr; and. from his extensive nraA.
ticetn the hrst Hospitals of Europe and America
heeajifconfidrntly rccomnifii. safe snd ,,rd
cure to the unfortnnn'c vieiiih c4 fija? horrid dis
ease. It is a melancholy fac. tnat ihn,,...j. r. , .
victims to this dreadful complaint, owing lotht i,n- -skilfulnrrs
or ignorant prett hdeis, who. by tie t re
of that deadly poison. mercury, ruin theconrlitu
tton, and either send Ihe unfortunate f aflf-rr r to an
untimely grave.or else make the residue ol lift n.is.
erable.
TAKE PARTICULAR A0TICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who ha Vf iniiirjiit 1..M
selves by private and improper indulgences.
nii-sc.itwimot me 8ad anf nielancLoly ef -feels,
produced by early habits of yr-uth vtz
Weakness of ibe Back and Limbs, Pains Jnthe -
nu.iimun.ui igm, loss r Muscular riw -er.
Palpitation vt the Heart. Drsronw. .. .
irritability Derangement of tl e Digestive fat c-
iioni. uciicrat leonity, Syrwpionia ofConsonr
tton.&'C. ' "
AT.nl..lln Tl,.f,...l,.i.(r..... . -t . .
much to be dreaded; Loss ol Alefuory. Cfnfui.n
of Ideas, Depression' of. Spirits. Kvii Foreb.-riii
Aversion of Society, Melt Diftiust, I.ov,- ufi'lil
.... .....,M,,iin un m( mira arc
tu je.Timidity.dcc.
utc.are some ot tie viis f. rod nr. d.
i persons of allagcs, can nr.w judte -e
of iftfcJr tfccUniftg health. I i-
1 housauas of i
what is the c3u.
tnif their vfgor. becoming w-i.k, rale ar.d . n.
ted, have a singular appearacce about the evis
cough and eytiiptofnsof consuniption.
DR. JOHNSTON'S IN VIGOK ATING RFBI F
D V FOR OKGA'XiC W KAKNFSS '
Bytlns greai and inporfant rcncdy nct.ki.crE oi
the organs a re speedily cured and full vigtr r stoi il
Thouyatidsi of ihe rnpSi, Acrvous ai.d Debilitand
-individuals who had iosl all hope. Web , n imme
diately relieved. All impedimt ni to Hi Al.UlACK
Physical r Mental Dqualifimtions. Ntrvot.f Ir
tiabilnv Tremblings snd Weakness, or exhaustion
Johwt6n6 tcatIU1 kind 'Pedily ruud by Dr
Young men wio have Injured thcmstlvcs br a
certain practice indulged in when alone a habit
frrquenily l.jarned from evil cofi ni.r.ifre. or at
school, the eflefcts . .f which are nl4.-l.1Iy fell, even
when aslcfp, aha if not cured. rn.lt n..,,!,..
tmporsiblcand destroys botl mind sndfcody.stould
iiiiiiicuiairiji
What a pit v that a voung man. the bono nff i
country, and the darling of his parents, should be
snatched from aii prospects and enjoyment of life,
by theconsoqnenccs of deviating from the path ;
nature, and indulging in a certain secre t l:aW t.
Such persons, before coniempla;jns?
Should reflect that a sound mind a.nd borfr are tl.e
most necessary reqoisites :o promote connuUa 1
happiness. Indeed, without thu ;..,....
through life becomes a weary pilgrimages thr pros
pect hourly darkens to the view,- the mind fcecer a
shadowed with despair and fillrf ;h . 1.- .
choly reflection that the happiness of another be
comes blishted with on rown.
OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK-ST.,
.1, 0 . . ! BatTfatoss, r.
All 5nrj?Ical Operations Peiloimrd.
N B- Let no false delieaev nr.v... v-n
apply immediately either personally or b kttcr.
TO STRANGERS.
The
iatbelact ten years, snd the numerous in par
tant Surgical Operations perfoitrwd by Dr. J.. wit
nessed by ihe Reporters of the papers, ard man
other persons. notices of which have arpcsiri'agaiB
and again before tbe public, besides his Maitdin
uarestltiBassf character and responsibility, ir
uuicicsi BTnaranier'io tne amirted.
TAKE NOTICE.
W l' ilhtheiwu rJoetaitetriat JV. Jlfl jrarrOJS ,
fall into the houof the inny in, pn dent and ttnVomj
Iroposter, witn i nimmmWc al Ka and eon Wne
Uaaeksnons. mrniiw thmkn. 4; 1
Jokxbto s Ivrrfi-rT-nt or adTertisinc thn:srn
VBVBiaiarn.initeratc.bailowJnaiiwdMhnra. toafcuy- to
wor i at thety original trade. With smrer tn iV -yoi 4
wvmt. wDo.Tortneparcseef Entirias- sad Decciv
U. "O7 five "T !x "t&c. voder as a srj oiflrM t
Fatae 5.m. o that th afflfet ptis 1 it fmmtna
on, im sare to t arable hadkBsr ito IhalnrT. Iirrrrt
TiTT ""."wnwna rring eertieatea of arreat -tontabtiearMfronfpfTaoMBotto
iw fmirvd. -mhr, Vrrjt
yoa takiac lanre bottler Ieeaics Wim and otfc.r
paekaees of nltby and wovfhtesa eompoands. ennr.ir.gty
prepared to impoaeapoii thswnfortBBatrsn nnjrt -Ina:-
Trillins; month after month, or as lowr as the somII
est fee east be obtained uut im -...f. u... vna arfta .
rained health, ta tAgh oyer jroax aalang diaap4i n meat.
w inn nwniui iB.1oee SJr. y . to Mwn. m
araavowaeta evan mi. - Ta theae'aTiaeajaaliited wtth lit
repatation. he deema tt nwmiry toaay that bis eredrc
tial" or dtr-tOMi alwara rare fit rt nWee. .
KO L1TTIB8 RECETVXO UNLESS POSTTalD
ml eowtainl; r Ptemp to be us 4 tor tba replr.- fer
mm writing aheartd state go and tend that cWtieat o
advertisemeBt wa,irbiiM sywptisuisT r-t-Id'
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