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- NKnK." an ffll itT rf ! it jJjU ' 1 . - j mm . Ml VOLUME XIINUMBEIl 140. MISCELLANY. ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA. Later from eltrope. Halifax, Febidnrjr U The tert et N'ianf-m has arriVtiJ wllh Liverpool dale, lo the 30ib ult. - The Bnhic retched Laverp ol on the feSth. . . . Thte rteWa bj ihia arrival u not of much I'm pittance. , . .. . , A.Vices a week Inter from Inha had been receired. Sir Colin Campbell was ktill at Cawnpore, and will shortly eo Weitwarl with n powerful force. Genera'. Ouirtfm bad attacked ihe ene ny a' Alum, bnzh, and defeated them with the capture bf four guns. The Punjaub un 1 Gei.frl India were quiet. There ia nothing later from China. ,1 he correspondence of the English paper any Ihatthe American Couiniasioner sought an interview with Yd, but hail met wtih a sa rcaetic rebuff. Lord Elgin's deman.l had likewise been rejec ed in the woie ..train, and a speedy attack on Canton was accordingly anticipated. The Leviathan was expected to be afloat ton the day the steamer sailed. ' The English money market continued easy and a further decline tr the bank rates was exifeclcd. , An imperial decree divides the French army into five great divisions, to be respec tively nnder Marshal Castellanie, Broquet, Pellis.ier, Canrobert and Valltant. The addresses from the army tp the Em- Eeror are growing very offensive towards Incland. M. ny of the addresses ask for leave to pursue and exterminate the con spirators in their haunts. Lablache is dead. A conspiracy against the King of -Naples hai been discovered. OMNIUM GATHERUM. "P.-llow sinners:" said.a preacher "If Von were lold that by going to the top of those stairs, yonder" pointing 10 a tickety pair-at one end of the church "you migl t secure your eternal salva hon, I really hardly believe any of you would try; but let any man proclaim there wers a hundred dollars up tthere for yon, and I'll giiai'iMee there would be such a getting up stairs as you nev er did see " . v "Doctor, kin vom tell what's the mat ter with' my child's now 1 She keeps A pii-kiii' of it." "Yes, m um, it's pro h.ihlv an icritation of the ensiic muscus membrane communicating a sympha- Ihetic liiilation to the opthahum of Hie echoeran." "Thnre, now, that's, just what 1 told Becky; she 'lowed it was Worrtims !" Uk Frank and Determined Never affect to be other than what you are. Learn to s;ty, "I do not know," and "I cannot afford it," wi ll most so norous distinctness and emphasis. Men will then beliuve you when you say, "I ilo know," and "I can afford it." Nev t lie ashamed to p.tss for Just, what you truly are, and who you arc, and you are tin solid giouud. A Real Brick. A man named James Crow Barr, recently pryed open a bank at Manchester, N. H., stole; $6,000, and then "dug out" for the coun try, not having been heard of since. A Q.OKER Toast- Toasr at a surprise party, Feb. 2, 185$ : "Here's to the man who swears, steals and lies wears off from drinking, steals away from bad company, and lies in an honest bed." 1 A fellow slipped down on an icy pavement, and in a sitting posture, mut tered, "I have no desire to see the towp burnt down, but I do wish the streets were in ashes." Got A Warmino.-A voans white man received thirty lashes in Winches ter, the other day, for stealing a stove. He thus got a warming and a warn ing. Pickpockets at Baltimore. Mr: iStott the janitor of the Bight Street Methodist Episcopal Church, slates that on the occasion of the public ser vices on Wednesday, he discovered three pocket books behind one of the doors, all which had been lined of their contents. Several pickpockets who were obrved in the galleries of the church were unceremoniously ejected therefrom by the police. Direct Trade of Virginia.-r-The Hon. John Y. Mason, our Minister to France, has written to the President of the James Kiver and Kanawha Compa ny, describing iu very complimentary terms the signal ability and success with which the Hon. Wo. Ballard Pres ton had fulfilled his mission to France in regard to atHrect trade with 'Virgin ia. It appears that an arragement has leen made with the Orleans Railroad Company by which a line of steamers is to be run between San Nazaire, at ihe miuth of the Loire, and Norfolk, in Vir ginia. Judge Mason states that at the mouth of the Loire 'the French Govern ment is onsi meting the most magnifi cent artificial harbor in the world O pening lo the ocean, a ship sailing he l ween that point and Chesapeake Bay avoids the channel, and will .find, her route shorter, by a considerable lime than between Havre and Ihe same points' He adds that 'the Orleans Com. has a large capital, is the best managed concern in Francp, and owns a net -work of rail roads which covers one-third of the Em pire, connecting Paris with the ocean, nnd connecting with olher lines to Swit zerland, Italy, and Gei many. , N. Int. - ratal .accident on iuimic - vi (brUgdn.) On Tuesday, Dec. .2, J. hu lYlatitiews ana a young mau uy nanio bf Wdo Jsou Tucker went hunt ing. Tney s-parateu to meer ai a trap. It appears that 'J'ueker reacnea Ihe vicinity cf the bear trap iu advance f Matthews, and when near the trap shot a deer. After skinning the deer he was preparing to hang it up, whe-n.Mat-iliaw discovered him. and. suptxising that the object he saw shaking the bush was a bear, lie tired, snooting i ucKcr iii the breast. He hallooed, arid MaffHews ran lo him, when he exclalrfled; ! know you did it accidental'y ! I cannot live ; hurry home' and biiug a wltueis; that I m y declare how it was done before I dirt.' MatthetVs hastened to procure as sistance, whtfarrived befdre Tucker ex pired. He declared lelore he died that his wound was accidental, entirely ex onerating Matthews from any blame. ' Oregon Sentinel. I wish yolt Would pay a liiile atten tin sir,' said siage-mauager to a carer less actor. 'Well, I am paying as little as 1 can,' was the calm" reply; On the 26th wUyA Cincinnati jury mulcted a young man of that city nam ed Wm. Mather in the sum of $10,000, for seduction and breach of the marri age .contract. The fortunate victim, Mis Mary Jane Cilbbets, aged 19, was very comely, and her child was nearly a year old. a A cowhidingr aflFair recently occurred in RuffMo which'created much excitement in h.t x!t ' It nninra that a citizen of i u t ' j . - r, Buffalo of high standing but whose0namc is not given, bt-came enamored of charms of an iictress who appears on the boards as Miss Susan Denin; that he wrote her note craving an inteiview; thn the note fell into the hands of Mr. Huntington, the reputed husband of Susan, who answered t r..r h-r unnnintincr a alace of meetinc. i. .. t t a - . and that, on arriving at the puce, the faiih- less Susan iniraJuceil niir wouin oe lover to her "husband,' th j Mr. Huntington aforesaid,, who then and there applied a raw-hide to lha back and sh -ulderj of the eminent Buff donian who loved Mis3 Susan "not wisely, but too well." Thomas W.nans, Esq, of this city, says the Baltimore Clipper, has, we learn, re-c--ved a claim of five millions of dollars against tl.e Russian Government, which kL-h hi share of the proceeds from freight and paesenger irttvefover thi railroads of ilmi rminxrv reach the sum of seventeen millions drufis for which on the B-nks of Euro oe have beeh brought on to him. Ii appears that, in his contract with Russia he was to receive a certain per ceutage on all freight and p issenger travel, but it wua thought by ihe Government that they were exinpicd from this tax. when applied to the transportation of soldiers to take pail in the wr of he Crimea. He according 1y engaged the services of John B. Latrobe Esq.. wiio went on and recovered the claim by due covrse of law, a"d oi:,,nccounl of ihe many tliO'is.ind soldiers transported, his proportion was swelled from twelve to sev enteen millions. Mr. Latrobe, we und r stand, reeeiwr.l a fje of $10 000 a n;onih, in tepiMidn it uf his expenses and Upon reaching this city and announcing the re sult of his labor, was presented with a check for 8100 000- . " " 'Vrospectvs, or THE N C. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. At Ihe recent mecilng ol ihe N. C. Kducationnl Asoaci uion, in Warrenton, the underi;ne4 were pointed a coinniiuee io muke the necexsary ngfinemafor puWithinga rnonihly juan w ih he above tide. Having wade rrimgfinf ntfort ninsr lt first No in Scite.iibeT n,lliev eall, with confiJenee upunTeacht-rt and School Officer. 'O lend mb crlpins lmm.-dUtely, thai ihev may be enabled io go on with the work. They reel aured thai, if tfioie, who have ihe educational inierct la ol our Siaie at heart, will exert theinale, ihe namb-r of subscriber, requisite lo injure complete auc- e, can bu secured within on week alter the publication of this propetus. The Journal is io be d ?voted entirely to the in terestsof Kducaiion. will be published tinder the ausplresof the .State Educational Aamwiation It will be ihe organ of the Association snd of all affiliated or subordinate Aociatlons in iheNtate. It wtll labor io promote the great eause of Educa tion in all lis grades, as one caut ; and lo footer a general aympa'hy between teueliers and officers of Common Schools, Aradamies. and Oollfes, t co-iaborera in thai one great cause It will strivr lo advance the Interests or the Common School Syiem of the State, aa underlying all other inter ests, and aualaining on its vast granite base, our great educational trueture.and will furnish a chan nel ol communication between ihe General Sup-r intenJent of Common SchoU and those who feel an interest in their welfare. Tae Journal will be edited by a Board of. Editors, compoaed of C. tl Wiley, Superintendent of Common Schools, and number of tho leading Teachers of the State, and one local Editor, who will receive all communica tions snd superintend the publication. All communications should he addressed ta the Editor of tho Journal of Education, Green bero, tf. C. C. H.WILEF. C. C. COLB. a. W. BROOKS. W. W. IIOLUE.V, WM. ROBINSON, Committee TERMS: i . The Journal will be published monthly, tn mag azine form, la handsome style, and will contain 48 pages at the following rates : One copy, one year, . . . . . . . S3 00 Six Copies, M " (to one address) . 10 I 0 Subscriptions required invariably in advance, and receipts sent in the first No. " . ' Terms af Advertising : iAt. 6 MoitTaa. 3 aoirr-Ma. 1 MO.. One page, 7a 40 . ; 9tt , 9 Half ' 40 22 li & One-fourth, 22 22 7.3 16 lines, 12 7 4 2 Advertloements by the year payable quarterly. All others monthly Teacherr aending SMI for 25 subscribers will be entitled lo advertisements of their Schools, of 16 lines, for on - year. There are at all times a number of Schools rt alt grades, weeding teachers, and of teachers who want i-ltU'itiona ; ai.d it i not at all uncommon fr parlies thus situated to. advertise their desires and wanta in papers not expressly devoted t thecauae r Education, tt all aach. by general consent, would keep standing - notice in the Journal, it would be an easy matter for teachers ta find oat all vacant iiuitiloo.od forCniniitieesand Trus tee io learn the address of all teachers wanting plaers. .- H Ii, therefore, the desire of the conductors o i ho Journal to r-nblish a Directory of this kind. and to all wh'jwill furni-h VianJittS rotices of tneir wants very liberal deductions wilt be made from iheiioual advertising rates. . ' Attgt. . w66- WILMINGTON, N. JUST JPTJBLtlSHED. . - a PUDNEY dt RUSSELL. CErnr.Ds of iiih m olli hinarY war ; CONTAINING THE OFFICIAL IrtlLITABT -AND FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF ALL THE OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY, From 1775 to I7y&; c -ntainin the most interest lna miliiary; hlstohbal, ahd I Bhanclal informa- tton during that period. A so, the ofgantiation of all the Ueslments, snowing tne names, rank, date of commission, time of enlistment, and ser vice of the fficero and pravates of each. Also, the general and brigade otderS of GENERAL-" WASHINGTON. -LEE GREENE, WEEDON. AND-UTHKRS, In 1776; 'Tf. and '73, showing the last trials at Vallev Korge, breaking Op tli encampment, or d.?r of march through Philadelphia, and the plan f attack on the British, at Monmouth Also, in aceHnt of Ihe capture of Kort Wahiugion, and the lrrtorsof the prisons and pridn ships of the British, In A'bW fork, with a LIST Or? AMERICAN OFFICe-:S i.MPRiS&NED The time of their c-ipiure," release, dtc. An ae count of the SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI, In New-YJk, Pennsylvania, and Marylsnd, iit of the memSei s rtnme dtc ; the half pa commutation, and land acta of the Gontinenta Cnntfeti.., A complete list of all the OFFICERS WHO SERVED TO THE KST OF THE And acquired the tight to tldtf-nav for life, com mutation, arid land. Pr.iceedings of 34th Con gress, and United States Court Of Olairns, rela tive t a restoration of the half-pdy acta oi the M Congress, for the benefit of Ihe ffllltS Oi1 OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION ; Virginia half-pay and land laws; the reatons which led to the passage of the Act ofjol5, 1832. by Congress ; the names of the Virgin ia ufficer who received land, with a ni Uteres"! I ne -ccounl of the military land districts of Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee, the locations of war rants, surveys, ete. REVOLtlONARY pension la Ws OF THE UNITED STATES As they now exist, with commentaries thereon. Notes on the se. vices of various cl.isses of revo lutionary officers, with an extensive list show ing tlie tirrie they died, 4cM die. dc. One large 12mo. Vol.. of 6C0 Psges.-Prlce, S1.60. The work I inaended as a book tif refbience t,. the hiatorltin and scholar, as well aa furnishing a thorough guide to perrons elamine title to land or peoioh.; from the avrvice of their fore lathers during ihe Revolutionary War. The volume contains l tie riamea of over 60 .000 officers ami mivafeu of the Revolutionary Army, and -hould be in the hands of ail the descendants of the brave men who fouyru under the banner ol '76. that the noble action of their ancestors may n.n Kteana reminiscence of ttle.r de'SwCtid-'inis, who must retain thia work ns a rtlerfientJ of their brave deed and patient sufferings. . ff PER. MOIXTll can be easily earned fS) 1 wWbvactine as Agent for the sale o the above Book, and other highly popular works uf standard merit, published by ns. "Aveni wanted In everv city, Iowa and village in the Union. For Catalogues and partic ulars, .tdureas : ' PUDNEY d RUSSELL, Publishers, 79 John street, New Vork. Noa 5. t7-4t NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. 'Phis Great Jeurnat of Crime and Criminals la I in the Twelfth Year", and l widely circulated through'Mtl the country. 1,1 contains all the Great Trials. Criminal Cases, and appropriate Editorials in the same, toceiher with information on Lnmlna Matier. not to be found in any olher newspaper fff Subscription, 42, per Annum ; St, for Six Monhs, to be remitted by SaHscritters. (hi. xhoiilti wri'e their names and the town, county and state where they reside plainly,) To It. A. SEYMOUR, Editor' & Proprietor of the National Poliee Garette, May 2 Nrw York Citv. NOTICE. OH UR ACCOUNTS are maJe out lo January lt 153. We would think our patrons to come forward and settle the same and thereby snve dun. GEORGE MYERS. TI1E OLD WELD ON HOTEL. TST NOW OPEN ON THE SOUTH KA.STSIDE 1 OF the Railroad as you get in on any Road. It is open in the n ime of the newly opened. FXCIIANGE HOTEL. And it is bound to do justice lo passengers ta gel ling their meals the Proprietor pledging himself lo satisfy all who may favor him with a call, or no nay Passcitirers will find meala ready on the arrival of every train, with good Porters to attend to them and check their bngstage to any point which they iii.-iv deire to have it checked. The House is within twenty steps of the Ticket Office, where pasie gers can obtain their Tickets without anv trouble, and be in good time after vetting their dinner or supper, as there is consid erable baggage to change. Passengers will please bear in mind that there is a house in front of mine, rented by the other house-tj keep olf opposition, which is called ihe New Weld m Hotel, but gentlemen and ladiea wil plt-arel reollect that 'his house has been built on ly some f ur, five or six years torny knowleuce, and has been occupied by three different persons during that time, snd has a new Proprietor at pres ent. I his Old Weldoo Hotel has been open for two months, and has not had a crowd but once since, but it ia now increasing fast in popular fa vor, ts pissengers And that ihe maul suit them and are always ready on the table when the trains arrive from any point. There are red bills printed by the other huse with no name attached to them evidently designed to injure me and my house, hut it cannot succeed, notwithstanding the Pro prietor and his men at the cars are particular in informing passengers that the house to the right is the best, but parfengers find that the house on the hill is not only the best, but -that its table is more abundantly supplied with the best, and that the waiters are more polite and , attentive to the wants of those who favor it with their presence. Pleaae beer in mind that my honse ta the newly opened EXCHANGE HOTEL on the hill, twen ty steps from the Ticket Office. 1 - - - - B. B. SEARS, Proprietor. October B. 1857 a - - -;t - , S8-tf. CHILDREN'S FANCY II ATs7 CLOSING out our assortment at less than eost prices, for Cash only, to make room for Spring atock, at the Hat and Cap Emporium. 34 Market street. . CHAS. D. MYERS. Keb. . . 133 NOTICE. A LL persons are hereby forewarned from trust - ing or harboring any of the crew of the Br. Brig Triumph, as no debts contracted by them will be paid by Captain or C-n-ignees. Feb. 6.- , ADAMS, BRO. it CO. A NEW ASSORTMENT Of BLACK SOFT FELT HATS, hleh and low crowns. Just received at the Hat and Cap Em porium. 34 Market street. For sale at very low figures for CASH only. ; Kb. 2. CHAS. D. MYERS. WANTED. GOVERNESS IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. "i 3S Mile from Town, on the Wilmington dt Weldoo Railroad, in laplln Co. An Kpiscopa ;ian preferred. . Apply at the Coaming Room W. L. PITTS V CO.. Nov. 12, 1357. " ' ' lOO-tf REMOyiL. ' ' ' I HAVE REMOVED RESIDENCE AND OEKlCKto Front Si-eet.next North f P. K. Dickinson qr.,to the honse formerly occulted bv Mr. A: A. W a net, where 1 can be i jund when not profsslonally essaged.' : WiH. K. FREEMAN, M. D: Feb. 25. ' - . . 146 ' . ALL ACCOUNTS MADE previous tn January 1st- are now past due and our customers will oblige us by call ins or paying their bill when presented. " ' CHAS. O. M VERS, , Ja I, - 34 Mark street. ; C., THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18. ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALT A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR THE LANCET, LEECHES AND BLISTER! , ,F the inirini value; tne eniigainea comma Vy nily, and nut the Discovertr, must be lh Judge, . , , - Many Medicineaonerea lor aaie areaccompan ied by doubtful certificates, (their chiet virtue,) and claim to be universal remedies, curing ail maladies a burlesque on common sense. As the discoverer of this Salt solemnly prtJlesta aaainst having it placed in the category ot frauds aodim- positions, ne nas resoivea inai usnuii go iuti.ii iu the world like the pure goltfaolUr, with no other pas port than its own true value. If the public nnd it genuine tney win receive it ii spurious, they will reject and condemn It. Instead a pan acea lor all ills, it baa control over out one ill has 1 but one aim and accomplishes but one tning, to wit j ivtobia mruaMiTokt dIsbAsk whatever beits form or locality whether in the head, throat chest, abdomen, extremities, or skin. i 'hen the discoverer, alter a long series oi taoo rious aud costly experiments, became fully confir med in his conviction that the Antiphlogistic Salt, ' which he now has the happiness to present to the American public, was a PERFECT SUBSTITUTE For Blood-letting. Leeches and blisters, his min'? was ao agitated that he could not sleep for many nights The cause of his agitation was the stri king fact that the manner ol' it a operation, like that of the virus in-v- ccination, could nobe satisfacto rily explained upon any k no wj' principle. How, in what tea'j, it ao effectually subdues inflammatory diseases, and Ho otliero, was at first wholly inexpli cable but, on further espet iment, it waa ptoved that by its power over the veins, arteries and glands, it equal it e tlitjluid of Ihe body, the wantoi an equilibrium ia which, ia the sale cause ot in flammation. It exerts, like the vaccine mat er.aa extraordinary influence over the circulation re aiulting in a gradual decline of inflammation as in dicated by the pulse, which soon resumea its nat ural state, aa the heat and pain disappear. Suet is its potency, that like the viltlSjust mentioned it requires what merely adheres to the point of I quill dipped into a solution of it, to affect the en tire system but must beinatanlly used topreven decomposition and secureita full virtue. Thre quills in acute, and two in chronic di sense, ever J ?4 hours, till the heat and fever have subsided an? a perfect cure effected; WhCrt it takes the placeoi Leeches, Stimulating Ointments and Blisters ii Local Inflammation, as Brairr Fever, Croup, Tooth ache Pleurisy, Ac, its mode of administration it two-fold. (Sfce directtontjor dissolving, etc.) lfTThe peculiar excellence of this Salt is that without the useless loss of blood ahd Strength, it effectually cures InAammatoi y Diseases (no tith crs) by producing an equilibiium of all the fluidain the body and a consequent uninterrupted circula tion. Tho loilowingdlfferentyomia which the un balanced fluids assume, and many not here men tioned, that have more or less fever er pain, are aa perfectly subdued by the Antiphlogistic Salt, as fire is extinguished by water. 1 Cases where the unbalanced fluid affects the Head atld Throat 10 wit: flraifi Peter, Headache, Fits, Inflamed Eyes, Kurx and Nose. Cah&er.Neu ralgia, Catarrh, Erysipelas, Bronchitis, Ac. 2 Cases where the unbalanced fluids affect the Chest and Abdomen to wit: Pleurisy, asthma, Inflamed Langs and Lher, Colic, Heartburn Coughs, Dyspepsia, dfavet, Gohorrohteoi V oners, al.dic. 3 Cases wriere the unbalanced fluids affect the Extremities and Skin to wii: K heuniatisin. Gout, Scrofula, Ulcers. Chicken and Small Pox, Salt Rhettm, ahd all Itehlng and ether i utanaousErup lions, 'this Salt greatly arhIilic the Inflammatory Pains peculiar to married ladies, (before and at the lime of confinement,) and many Female Com plaints; and is very efficacious in Fevers, Ague, Wounds, Nervous and Spinal Affections, and any other forms of (mark this) Ihjiammulorfy Disease, attended with heat or febrile symptoms. Persons who have d tendency of blood to the Head and Heart, or lead Inactive lives, or breathe the impure air of manufactories and the poisonous ttimcsof metals and minerals, or live tn unhealthy climates, are exposed to a peculiar vitiation of k fluid of the body, which one dose, without interfer ing with diet or burintss, once in three months, would invariably prevent. It is believed to ofloid protection from Infectious Diseases ; snd, there fote, it Is recommended to Travellers, Sailors and Soldiers. - . - 13rTo protect the community from imposition by counterfeits, the Proprietor will tmpioy xo AecnT,and has made such arrangements lhat he can send the Medicine in any quantity, by Mail or Express to any part of Ihe United Stales or F or eign Countries. ' Its prime cost fo the DhKovere ia $1.50 per drachm price t'i per drachm and ia put up in drachm packages for Acute Disease, (with directions, &c)atS2; 3 drachma do. for Chronic Cases, $5; and S drachma do. for Families S3 -a net profit ol SOc on each package. . 3WVhile tnanv nostrum makers victimize ihe ?;ood natured and pill ridden public by ordering rom six to a dozen boxes or bottles to cure any malady, no matter what, ihe undersigned is happy in being able to slate, that the severest forms of recent Inflammatory Uiseare are overcome by on Acute Package, and the most obstinate and long standing by one Chronic Package. Although 30 days have not elapsed since this New Medical Agent became partially known to tn citizens of Boston s no n few neichborlng towns, yet such have been the results of its trial that during Ihe past week, nearly 400 packages were sold in this city and or ders received by mail and express for 16a' Family 347 Chronic, and 385 Acute Packages. In one in nance 6 persons clubbed to pet her and wrote for 6 Packagea. (of the "Little Giant," aa they called It,) to be forwarded to one address thereby saving expense to themselves and the Prop rietor. 3f"Letters from clubs or individuals with mon ey (if over 10). should be registered at the post off ce where mailed, as it costs but Sc., and will se cure their safe arrival. ,The Di. coverer now humbly submits his Per fect Substitute fo- the Lancet, Leeches and Blis ters, to the tribunal of an intelligent public, reiter ating that it does jtitt what it claims to do no mire, no less: Subdues Inflammatory Diseases, (no others,) whatever be its form or locality, ay restating the lost balance between the Jluid and sol id. Family Package S8, Chronie . and Acute 9 : ; to be had (free of expense) only by addressing him through Box 32'?, Boston, Mass., or at his of fice, No. 3 Winter Street. liCut out this advertisement for the perutal of your neignoors ana your own luture use. F. COGGS WELL, JV1. D. 5 Discoverer and Proprietor. Boston, May, 1857. , 25tw For sale at THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE Y01JNG AMERltAFGETlIST6L Manufacturing Company, NJBW CT. This Pistol is Intended as theforetunner of the or dinary pistol, and is designed for young- men and boys who. wish toenjoy theexciting sport of firing at a target, at tne most inning expense, ana with out any danger of accident, . The cheapest ordina ry pistol is throe or four timea the price of this, be sides being dangerous in the hands of boys. This pistol is loaded with ths common Fire Cracker, which forms a complete cartridge, and will catry a ball ten or fifteen paces with the same precision as the ordinary pistol, but not with sufficient foree to fo any serioua damage. As America is a shoo tine nation, the Young Americans mast and will learn the art by which our independence was secured. Hence this Target Pistol is exactly in time, and most meet with universal sale among our youth o the South and West. Its operation ie perfectly sim ple, and It ia not liable to get out of order. A full description will aceompans every ease of pistols The pistols are put up at the factory ia cases of 50 each, ready to send by express to any part of the United States or Canada. Retail price, 25 cents ; by the case, 97.50. ot IS cents each. - ' , V FRENCH, HALL 4 CO., " . Jew Haven, Ct. Angst27th, 1857 ; 67tw SPARS! SPARS! ! ' 1 ' SPAR 72 feet long, 19 inches 10 feet from bam 1 69 . - 20 I ii - . j II 1 72 23 67 " " , 21 62 - 22 M U U 71 "" .20 w . it u ' 20" i "t. . II Jan. 24. AUAS19, B RO. & CO. E1IPIRE CABS, 0183 & CARRIAGES. I TJSTat h-aJ. per Schf. Ben, a new and apten i did assort n-nl ot the aVve articles for Chil dren, at th Broalway Variety Store, No. 40 Market street, WM. H Ds.NEAt.E. Ang. 13. . 61, - Of all disease, the great first caaso Springs from neglect ofNatnre'a laws. SUFFER NOT! When a CURE is guaranteed - IS ALL STAGES OF SECRET DISEASES, Self-Abuse, Nervous Debility, Strictures, Gleet Gravel,- IJt betes, Diseases oj tne nxaneys an " Bladder, Mercurial Rheumatism., - S.'oful Pains in the Bones and Ankles, Diseases of th Ldungs, Throat, Nose and Eyes, Ulcers upon the Body or Limbs, Cancers, Dropsy, Epiliplic Fits, St. Vilas's Dance, and all Diseases arisi tng from a der&ugenunt of th Sexual Organs. Such ar Nervous Trembling, ts of Mcmoryrf Loss of Power. General Weakness, Dimness of Vision, with pc-uliar spots appearing before the eyes, l.oss of ight. Wakefulness, Dyspepsia. uiver uisea-te, bruptians npon tne uce, rain in the back and bead, Female Irregularities and all improper discharges from both sexes. . It matters not from what cause the disease originated, bow- ever long standing or obstinate the case recovery is certain; and in a shorter time than a perma nent cure can be effected by any other treatment even aft r the disease has baffled the skill of emi nent physician and resisted all their means of cure. The medicines are pleasant witnout odor, causing no sickness,- and free from mercury or balsam. During twenty yea ra of practice, 1 nave rescued from the jaws of Dea:h, many thousands, who. In the last stages of the above mentioned disease had been given up to die by . itieir phyii cians, which warrants me in promising id the afflcted. who may place themselves nnder my care a perfect and most speedy cure.: Secret diseases are the greatest enemies to health, aa they are the firs v causa of consumption, iScrofula and many other diseeses, and should be a terror lo the human family, aa a permanent cure ia acarcely ever effected, a majority of the cases falling into. fihe hands of imcotnpetcnt persons, who not noiy ail to cure tne diseases out ruin tne constitution, filing the system with mercury, which with the disease, fastens the sufferer into rapid consump tion. But should the disease and the treatment not cause deatH speedily and the victim marries, the disease is entailed , upon the children, Who ore botn with feeble constitutions, and the current of life corrupted by a virus which betrays itself in Scrofula, Tetter, Ulcers, Eruptions and other aX factions of the skin, Eyes, Throat and Lung, en tailing opon them a brief existence of Buffering and consigning them to an early grave. SELF ABUSE is another formidable enemy to health, for nothing else in thedrbad catalogue of nun an diseases c a Uses so destructive a drain up on the system drawing its thousands of victims through b few years of suffering down to an un timely grave. It destroys the Nervous System, rapidly wastes sway the energies of life; ra rises mental derangement, prevenfs the proper develop ment ol tne system, disqualifies lor marriage, so ciety, business, and all eartnly happiness, and leaves the sufferer wrecked in body and rrind, predisposed to consumption snd a train of evils more to be dreaded than death itself. With the fullest confldencb I Assure the unfortunate vic tims of Self-Ahuse that a perrridncfit Und epeedy cure, can be effected, and with the abandonment f ruinous practices, my patients can be restored robust, vigorous health. The afflicted are eautioned against the use of Patent Medicines, for there are so many ingenious snares in the evlumna of the public prints to catch and rob the unwdry stffTeters, that Millions have their constitutions ruined by the vie compounds of quack doctors or 'he equally poisonous nos trums vended as "Patent Medicines." I have carefully analyzed many ol the so-called Patent Medicines and find that nearly all of them contain Corrosive Sablimate, which is one of the strong est preparations of mercury, and a deadly poison, which instead of curing the disease, disables the system for life. Three f0Urili of ih piitent nostrums now in u e are put up by unprincipled and ignorat persons whodo not understand even the alphabet of the materia mcdica, and are equally as destitute of any kc owledseof the human system, having one object only in view, and that to make money re gardless of consequence. Irregularities and all diseases of males and fe males treated on principles established by twenty vearsof practice, and sanctioned by thousands of the most remarkable cures. Medicines with full directions sent to any part of the United Statea or Canadas, by patients communicating their symp toms by letter Business correspondence strictly confidential. All letters asking advice must con tain a postage stamp. r ADDRESS J. SUMMERVILLE M. D.. UVX No. 63. Office No. 1131 Filbert St, .'old No. 109 Btt.nwTwst.rTB, Oct. 24. 92 ly. THE GREAT FEMALE PILL. DR. J. P. CRKAGER Is the General Agent, wholesale and retail, for Dr. "Wheating's" celebrated Feraa'e Pills. These Pills are truly v-iluahle for Ladies, Jot they will restore tae Monthly Courses wher they may stop from any cause whatever. Tney never have failed in any case where the directions around the box contain ing the P.lla base been strictly followed: indeed there haa no case of failure ever eomo to our knowledge. Being purely vegetable they are per fectly sale. Mailel to ordor, postpaid, upoai re ceiptof one dollar by . P. Creamer, Baltimore uuy. oia. Aioerai discount to Urusslsts 110 3m, WHY LABOR SO HARD WHEN WASHING? I" HAVE a chemical process for cleaning cloth- x tng, ny tne use et wbten tne clotheacau be washed verv clean without boilin'. and with verv little rubbing. By this method much hard labor can be saved, the wasking is done in half th tone, and ihe clothes are very white ' and clean, and last much longer, for they are not worn out bf rubbing as by the old way of washing by mi chines, die. The articles used cost but little, ahd are easv to obtain. I mail the receipt to orJer. postage paid, opon receipt of SOeentst three cent postage stamps goon as money. Address Or. J. P. Ureager, Baltimore city, aid. Dec. 8. ' ' " - 110-3m. II0NEV, TJlE BEST OP HONEY. T HAVE a vain a Me receipt for making Honey, a. wntcn t win sena to any person upon receipt of 50 cents. We make and use it in our family at half the east, and consider it aa good as the best article of genuine bee made honey, "from which it cannot beidM." Any person who wilt make and sell it ean elear from - two io three dollars a day, it only require. 4 articles to make it, and they can be bad at any store for SO cents, r Kvery family may have this delightful luxury, for any lady can make it in 15 minutes a any time. 3 cents ptstnge stamps aa good as money. Address ur. j r. ureager, Baltimore city, Hd. Dec 8. M0-4m DR. CREAGER. BALTIMORE, Md, is the aole Agent for Dr. WjnJers' celebrated Mitrimoaial "Series." 3 ed lo prepare them for Female Saeietv.4 No. 2 r. E , r-. . . p.rniri in t .nunaTiin n -if an.u. .. . : rs ia 1 .unsnip 5 to 3, "Keproaeii . - ,, f . I a LI.L -, 1 . . Control." hither ot which will be mailed ta or. - r " nrivt,ci,6 cer. post pa ia, upon receipt 01 za cents. Dec. 8. - , ltn-3m .. GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES! ANV Lady wh will aend her address to Mrs. R. Creager, Baltiiare City, Md. with 3 post, age Stamps ineladed, will receive of retara mail umethliig nf imnorianee tn her. ; - - . -WOMAN KNOWTHySfiLF ASoac IIAPPF" Dec.(. Il0-3.it ; : SUNDRIES. - Ct flBLS. PLANTING POTATOESi F K DU 100 do Rating d s : 100 do Trlme Herrfns for family nej .... 80 half d. Ocn Shad; . - . 1 23 boxes et'ra Eureka Soap, , , 23 bhl. Amerimit GideJ prime Spirit Barrisr lust landed. For sale by - ADAMS. BJ.Ot CO f KebthjSsa. . 1858. HENRY NUTT, FACTOR A.D FORWARDING AGENT, Willglee his personal dlttnlBtm to business entrust ' ed to his care. Sept. " 1856. 75-ly-e. GEORGE MYERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER . Keeps constantly on hand, !Fwi, Teas, Liquors Provisions, Wood and Wiltbw, H are, Fruit, Conjeeturnttries.ipe. Satttil Fronlstrcet, VIL,M1NUTIN, N. C. Nov. 18, 1855. 109. L. N. BARLOW, T WHOLESALE &, RETAIL GROCER, . INDDEALEKIK - LIQUORS.. WINES. ALE. PORTER, fc. No. 3, Granite How, front Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. - Feb. 17th, IP56. ( 140-tf. GEO. W. DA VIS. C 0 M M I S S 1 0 N M E, R C II A N T, SOUTH WATER STREET - WILMINGTON, N. C. Jan. 22. - 132. W. O. MILLIGAN, MARBLE! MANUFACTURER, Noatfa WA-fER St'RBET, WlKMlNGTON. No. tja, Monuments,Toombs, Head and Foot Stones, and ', all kinds of Marble Work furnished to order on reasonable terms. June ti 36-ly-c HENRY BURRlifolER WHOLESALE A RETAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR S T O W R. SIGV Off THE IVDUN CHIEF" MARKET STREET - re dm.r above Water - Wilmington. V. C. 2V. B. All Orders filled with despatch Oct. 26ih. 1355 93-tdtw-e. GEORGE R FRENCH, ; MANUFACTURER. AND WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALER IN BOOTS, SnOES, LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, NO. 11 MARKET STREET, WltiMlttGTOJT, i.e. March 6. AND CHAS. D.MYERS, HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM 34 Market St. WllMISGTON, N. C. PANAMA, t.EGBORV, AND PALM LEAF HATS," WOCl. rtlR, Klt.K. ANB MOt.ESKtvi HATS.' ; v ' Cloth, Plush, and Sil Glazed Caps, by the casvor dozen. At New York Wholesale Prices. march 12. t f ADAMS, BROTHER & CO.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WILMINGTON, N. C; s July 29. 58 AS. C. SMITH. Mlt.ES COSTIN. jas. o. Smith & co,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET, ' WILMINGTON ; N. 0. April 25. 18-ly . DOLL'NER. G. POTTtR. jr. J. CAUERDCN DOLLNER, T0TTEIC & CO. COMMISSION MER CHANTS, 2i NEW YUltK. April 30, 1855. 20-ly. OUR MOTTO IS "TO PLEASE" AT THE Wilmington saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactory. -i Til E subscriber respectfully i n form is t h ep ublie that he has recently received addition tn his stock of Saddle and Harness Mountings, fec. the latest and most improved siyte, and is constanly manufacturing, at hisstore on market street rery description of articlein the above line. From hi. experience in the business, hefoeiseonfidenltha ' he will be able to give en tiro satisfaction to a I Iwhc maytavornim wiin a can. ne nas now on hand and wiliconstantly teen a larttcaasortmen tof Coach, Gig and Sulkey Harness, Lady's Saddles Bridles. Whips, dc, Gentlemen's Saditles, Wiipl Spurs, j-e. ?Spall of which he will warrant to be o 1 J the best materials and workmanship T'l has also a large assortment of rutins, valises, saddle and Carpet rtas siiwui;i,i'Dt:y a rutins, etc., and all other ar ticles usually kept in sch establishments. alio which heoffert lowffrr CASH, or onshoricrcdit to Jrompt customers. " i - baddies, Harness .Trunks, Redica I Bags, &c Ac., made to order. In addition tothe above the subscribe ral ways keeps on hand a large supply of String leather and has now, and will k"?p through the season a goon assortment oi is jy ntiis. ; Allareinvited to call and examine my Goods whetherin wantor not, asl takeoteasureinshsw. ingmy assortment to all who may favor me with a can,, - - . i - HarnessandCoach Trimmings sold at a fai price to persons buying to manufacture. Also .Whir's at wholesale. -.11 kinds of liidinj Vehicles bonght and s un conmfsslons. JOHN J. CONOLKV Feb, 7, 1 8. -7. " 83 THE NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COJJP'1 f : RALEIGH, N. , ' THE above Couipan y hrs been inoDcratinrwin.- X the Isti'f April, 843, underthedirectionof the wl wing vruicers, vii 1 , Dr. Charles K.Jonhson, President, Win. D. Haywood, Vice President, John G. Williams, Secretary, Wm. H.Jones, Treasure, ' Perrin Busbce, Attorney , Dr.Ch.ir.es E.Johnson, ) .. ' Dr. Wm.H.McKee. i MolBom-dof Dr. tt-B. Haywood, ) Consultaticu, J. tlersman. General Aeent. Thl Company haa received a charier cfvins-a.4 vantaeea totheinaured over any other Comp my Thef Section gives the Husband the nriviW.'t insnrr aisown lifeforthe sole use of bio Wife and unuaren 1 ret irvm any ciaimsot tne representa tiveaof the husband or any of his creditors Organized on purely mutual principles, the life memoervaanicipaiein tne wnoleol the profits whick areiccjared annually. Hesides. the applicant foi ne. wnen me loBuiipiomiora ta evei30 air j one naif in Note. " AllclaimsforinsuraneeagainattheCnm cpaid withinninvty dayeafterproof of the death oithe party isfnrnlsheJ. : j . . ... Slaves are insured forone or live years, at rates which will enable all Slaveholders to secure thi class of tiroperity against the uncertainty of life Slave insurance presents a new and intereatin featurcir. the hiatory of North Caroliae.which wiD proveveryimportahtiotheSonthernStates - Thelsst four rrtObths operstion nf this Company shows a Veryfargeamenatof business morr than the Directors expected to do the rirri-ear--tviBa already issned more than 200 Pniieies : . Dr. W. W. Habsiss. Medical Examiner, and Agent. Wilmington, N.C. . ;- Ali'omm.inica'lonSonbaainessof ihcCompaav should be addressed t RICHARD H. BATTLE, Seey. tt.Uiph.Jsne a. IR57, . - FIVE DRESS niTS. MOLKSSTIX, BRAVER, CASIMERE A!VD Soft Felt the latest style and finest finish. fnt opened at the Hat and Caa- K.mnnrinfn, 11 Marker Kimet i - - . CH AST. V. JJTEltS. fiav. lUh. WHOLE "NUMBER 154i BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL DKi JOHNSTON THK founder of this Celebrated institution of fers the most eerta. a, Speedy and aly etfi-clu-al lemedy in the word t'or- - SBDRET DISEASES Greets Strictures, Seminal Werknes. Pains in the Lei os, Constitutional Debility,-Jmpotenry, Weakntes of the Back and Kimbs, Affection t tf the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Hcntt, Uysr.er sia Nervous irrilabilty, Disesse of the Head,1 hron Nose or Skin ; those serious and nieialich&jy d;or ders a rising from the destructive habits of i'oiitlt which destroy both body and mind. ; Those secre -and solitary practices more fatal ro their vivtlur than the euhg Of '.he SyretaS to the inurinr o Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant bof tt vim ticipationS, rendering marriage. dtc., impossible TO UNU MI2N.' - Kspecially, who Late betomethe victims of Solita ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thorisandsnf young men of the fhbsi exalted talents and brill jn in intellect, who might otherwise, have entranci d lie. tening Senates with the ihnndersef cfoaenee, or waked to ecsuc the living lyre, may call with foil confidence. - - MA ItftlA GEL Si - , t .. Married persons; it Voting lien, contcmpla tirp narriage, being Swsreof Physical Weakness, ill- -eanic Debility, Dfeforfnllfrs, 4 C, should irhn di ately consult Dr. J., ahd be restored o prftn health. , . -. , . fewH places himself nndjtfiee"areof Dr.iohn--ston may religioiiely confide in his honor as a fn tleman,and confidently rely upon hiaskiil asa phy sician. . -r ' . Ua. Johssto Is the only regularly Ed tic trtf Physician advertising to cure Private Complaints: His remedies and treatment are entirely nnknown tnall others. Prepared from a life pt nt in the Great. Hospitals of Kurope and the. Kirs! in ill is Country, viz i fingland, France, ihe Mock ley 6 1 Philadelphia, if-t , and a more extensile praetiee than any other physician in the World. Hismany wonderl trl cures and most ipiportant Sorgiral One-rations is a sufficient guarantee to the nffiicicd.- -T7iO tr'to wish to be speedily and effectually reliev ed. shouldshun Ike numerous trifling impost err who only ruin their health, snd apptyto him. -' A CUKR WARIIANTED OK NO CHARGE No Mercury or Nau&eoit Dives Used ' OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK, t , left hand side going from Bahinote strri t. a w doors from the corner. Fail nor to it-K-rve Ma name and nhmhtr, forignbrani trifUrg imcoi ters attracted by the reiifitaiiorj of Dr. Jchtiiton; luik near. - - - - , mt. Johnston, - Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges ul the United Stales, and the greater part ol hose life has been spent in the Hospitals ol London Par is, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, haa effected eon-e of the most astonishing cures that wereeverknown Many troubled with ringing in the ears and hend v-hennsleep, great nervousness, being alartnt d et sudden sounds, ahd bshfu.nes. with frequert blushing. attended sometimes with deran' eii, cm t-r mind, wete cared irtiftiediattly. A CERTAIN DISEASE. When the misguided and imprfjdtfil votary of5 pleasure finds he has imbibed the steds of .hie painful disease, it too often happens that OBill-tim- ' ed sense of shame, or dread ot" discovery, deters him from applying to those who. trom education biiu reKuniiujiiiv.can a tone Deiriend hin, .i... ng till the constitutional symptoms of ihf. i,Jj disease make their appearance. su h aa ulcrratrd sore inroar.aiseaseo nose, noctoral ains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nodes on the Bhin bones and arms, blotches on the head face and extremities, progressing with frfehtlul ra -' piduy, till af last the palate of the mouth r ihs i . .. " "u"1" mua me victim of this awfu (disease becomes a horrid objeel ofcommil aeration ,till death rMsa period to his drcadiul suf ,.K,, uj cuuiii) uiui iu -mat tournc frnri ' whence no tfavellef returns." To such iherofor. Dr. Johnston pledges himself to preserve ihinoM DTiuiBuicfirwyi ana, irom his exrentive nr .o ice in the first Hospitals of Enron LFJ.' c he can confidrntlr recomnienT- antV..n cure to the unfortfinte vietin, o, this horrid di. ease. j It is a mclanfcholv foc. imi ihn....iJ: .." rictimsto this dreadful t?n.P,ajn,fOW "Z"hl - ignorani pretenders, who. by the use ' poison. merenrv. mi. K-i..r.T" tion, and either send the unfortunate stifTerer o . -untimely grave. or else make therr-oi. nv . erable. 7 ""v TAKE PARTICULAR NOT1CF - Dr. J.addressesalithose who haveinjnred them selves by private and improper indufgences vi me saa.and niclanetolv rf- Hesd. Dimness of Sight, LossOf ustoiftr pji ! n oi me Mean, Iyspepy, fffervr ia tion, de. Mentally -The fearful effect on the much.to be dreaded j Loss of Memory. Ci.nfusiJ ii. , of Ideas.Depression of Spirit,, Evil Foildt,, Thousands df persons of allages, can hoivdsi, what is the cause of their declining beo" h f ,'.!- . 1 I "",.'clu"?", taie and efnafia ted.have a singular appearance about thrill cough and syniptomsofconsuniptitm . "y, in..unnoiu,V3 m VIUUUATIfVrT Rfrll f DV FOR ORGANIC VEAKKESs ! Bythis reaf andifffr)hrfBf r. the organsare speedily ci.red.nS tuUUgt tr.Mtr.d Thousand, of ,he most Aervou. ardDel .it S u i individuals who had lost all hope have b dia.ely relieved. All imped.S; 11 a' uVt sT !onn.,r8t Young men who Have Injured tBemselves ly n certain pracflee Indnled in whenaone-a hiiit frcouen ly ienrned from evil eon pnniors or , t school, the effects .f which are ftf.htfy felt eVen when asleep, and if fJbt , t,r .Jzl li l"l 1 en imposrtblenddesfrnyetl MuMbc'ihlZ'- appiy iirrmeaiateiy,. . .. What a pity that a young man, the hoPV of his CO!ftrlnd "'' his parents, &.!.," soatebedfrom allprosr,Js and enoymen.. of Hfc by tlieotis-qBences of deviating from U.e rath t? naturc,and indulging in a cert u oectci habit- Such pcrsonB,beforecontembfa:inr - MARRIAOE. Should reflect thai a sound mind and body are the most necessary reqnfcite ix protoof. Innnul Ir 1 happiness Jndeed, without ihese. tlX i. through life become a v-rt pilgrfmge tL cros eholyeflThheTap comes bltohted with ohm.V , " w " a be OFFICE NO. 750UfH FRFDERICkIst , e no false delicacy prevent rru tut ppiytmmediMely either perJ nr JleTt'er. ' Skin niseaoei. JreedlfT C vrct, . , TO STRANGERS. - ,n'enyUous-indcuredot thisieslli uft inthelatt ten years. aidlrri,e faTil tant Sorgil Operarion. pefc.VW? J Ktl neseed by ihe Reporters of ,he i ''Zn other persons Botic, of wk,e, TAKE NOTICE. J nnprofr-siora.1 fo. f!?fJP8H'r M, ' did so. the amiesVsJSSS vrtiM. hnt linlr., 1. fan into thZhZnTnlzrr"! i3? JLZ?r'I?l'JlS" -rttfif.t rmt wt f'tyl Vr,bSe evmmnas. eanlrly stiimititeriin, -rk. - j IT:, V. ' tl.t! OrilptnlBM 4(rl Inu t i w t. -FCE1VE1 rfli TOFTlTATr Bins svtali,-.jr m Ftmv to W used fo ifc. r. , 1 mmm wr.cine snOBld Mats H bA w.j tk.i 7."' ' r B4ssad Ut -aittr. X ISft ly .