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The Daily spy., 1850-08-14
DIED.

ns IN tins Gs city, a Ang 2 Mrs Julete Gray, widow Of III.
Funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock from the residence
H. w; surevant on Prospect ST. Friends are invited VI
In this city, Aug 6, William b. son of Mr. Nilror, ,-
roe months. - 4ii "Iliain Muns
Elliot, "a. 'i'0 VI nE "ustaYus
In Peoria, H., July 25, Sumner Allen only child of
ana sarah iurlbnrt and grandson of Ersstns s,mo
Shrewsbury, 9 yrs and month, ''S 7uiiner oil
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

:. ~ Lieutenant Elliott, Of the Goth Regiment. bar
discovered in the interior Of Western Australia
ci cannlbals, who deyour the bodies Of friends ami
ioes. Lieutenant Elliott writes: "The natives In
lhese districts eat their dead; old men, women I'd
say Il sassuages her greif!' - VIZ!
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14
LINES,

o. koaTiag tie H.sr4meni Of "Wood and StraV," pla
d sqos ty Herr Sigpsi the HuagaTiah, at Corinthi'
Hal, Reeksster, Fsb. 25, 1850.
Know ye how the striving spirit,
Conquers all uateral things;
And the living universe
Ihe eternal changes brings
From the dead and inert mass;
Making all, which comes to pass2
Know We how the human soul,
Burning with living thought,
Fires each other, inert creature,
Whereupon its fame is brought
Till the sluggish mass entire,
Gloweth with that thought of ire2
Know We how the mind of man,
fearring ever TO create,
Conscious of an innate power,
Which demands an active state;
Seixes rubbish waste and loose,
Forcing all things to its use'
Thus by Hungary's murmuring rivers,
As youthful shepherd stfayed;
Waving streams and signing zephyrs,
With the stream in concert played,
And each sound melodous thrilled
To soul with music filed.
And the things that were the nearest,
Common straw and blocks of wood;
Seized he then and bound together
And behold the work ''was good:"
And the numbers of his soul
Through this creation roll.
Now, it is the zephyr's whisper;
Now the tinkling of the rilI;
Now, the wind sonorous sounding;
Coming from the distant hill;
Now streamlet's shout awaken,
And forest tempest shaken
Now, the roaring of the torrent,
Sweeping onward to the main;
Now, the crashing of the thunder,
And the ru hing of the rain;
Till all natures tones obey,
And minge in the orchestra.
But if from this thing of wonder
You the living soul withdraw,
OF its master and its maker,
What remains but 'swood and strawl''
Thus through all where spirit reigneth,
Take it hence and what remainethl
How did the noble, brave Kossuth,
Glorious shepherd of the free,
Pour his living soul of valour
And his love Of liberty,
Through each fiery heated Hun,
Till their burning souls were one.
But when others stepped between him
And the object of his soul,
Treason burnt the straws asunder,
Discord grated DER the whole;
Till the Russ and Austrians draw,
Nothing thence but-s'wood and straw!'
Lord, return their master to theml
He alone can concord bring;
He can make the hymn of freedom,
Thunder ON each new knit string;
Till the nations anthem roll,
With the music Of his soul. c.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

u The Baltimore Patriot says that Mr.. ]. II. Ia
tum, who has been engaged for several monts past in
Baltimore, constructing an Engine to be propelled by
Electro Magnetism, has tiumphantly succeeded, and
will soon make public exhibition of his machinery,
when he expects to demonstrate its power to be from
to II horse capacity.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

"MYsTERIoUs KNocKINGs" It's of no use to
tell about the mysterious knockings at Rochester or
New York. They cannot begin ''to hold candle'' to
the mysterious knockings of Herr Steple, on his new
musical instrument. ANY body who doubts this, may
be satisfied by attending the concert this afternoon or
evening. X.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

The School HYMN Book; for Normal, High and
Grammer sa Schools. Boston: Crosby and Nichols
This collection is designed accompany the devo-
tional exercises Of Schools or to be used as reading
book OF religious poetry. and appears well adapted to
the purpose 1t complies strictly with the law of the
State which forbids the introduction into the public
schools of any book avorng the tenets of any religious
sect, and is recommended by the Principals of the
three State Normal Schools. For sale at E.. Liver
more's Book Store.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

. Never, at any former period, have the in
ducements for powerful effort to secure the cleo
ton of JOHN G. PALFREY, to Congress, been so
numerous orso strong as at the present time Friends
of Freedom To your work, then! Let no vote
be lost.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

E The eldest son Of the Rev. DR.. Baird, Of New
York, Mr. r. r. Baird, and interesting young man,
nearly rs years old, drowned in the North River,
at Yonkers, on Tuesday evening" the 9th inst about
7O'clock. He was an able and talented young man,
who has left many friends.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

% In Cincinnati, a few mornings since, swallow
lit upon the wires of OReilys line, and instantly fell
upon the pavement. gentleman passing along, pick
ed up, ran into the Henry House, soused into some
ice water, and in five minutes after it was enabled to
fly away.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

SWITZERLAND. A census Just taken in S,vi,zer.
land shows the. population to be 2,365 ,2s6. Tbc
population Of the towns is-Geneya and its fan.
bcurgs, 724; Berne, 27, AIS Basic 81 ,27O Lans
anne, ls 900, Zurich, 17,04O; Neufchatel. 70 sss.
Chanx de Fonds, l2,638; St. Gall, ,22s; Luceyno
II, ,Oss Fliburg, s,065 erisau, 1857 SclaiIbanssn
400; Soeure, 5,370; Winterthour 5.34I
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

:, 81 America is now one of the chief supports of
England. 1t is stated that the money sent bv the
iish emlgrants to their starving relatives equals tbe
whole OF the Irish poor rates. Some two millions ~
the people in England are supported by the Ameri-
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

NEw JERSEY PEACHES. As an evidence of the
abundance of the fruit, It may be stated haa gentle
man in Burlington County last week bought eight hnn
dred baskets Of peaches, on The trees at ten cents
basket Each basket holds about three pecks
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

% Notwithstanding all the croakings about the
cotton crop, and the statements that it could not poss
bly, cone up to an average yield. it is now admitted,
that it promises to be the largest ever grown in the
country New cotton is expected in Mobile by the 2Oth
inst
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

~ 1t IS said that woman in the crowd at Newport
trying to see Mr. Clay, dropped her infant, which was
crushed to death by carriage.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

CAMPHENE EXPLOSION. Mrs. Bemis wife of
WIN. ii. Bemis of Wayland, was very badly burned
oy the explosion of can containing burning fluid,
from which she was filling lighted lamp last satur
day evening.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT. serious accident oc-
Cured on the Harlem Rail Road Monday afternoon, by
one train running into the previous one completely de-
molishing three of the cars, and killing one of the pas
sengers.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

gy Yankee Sullivan, the notorious prize.6obter ;s
reported to have met with an untimely end, at Sacra-
mento City Sullivan, it is stated, struck man blow
with his fist, and was shot dead with pistol, by the
person assailed.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

EB 1t is understood that the late Hon. Nathaniel
silsbee left property to the amount of about one million
Of dollars The Hon Daniel P. King, it is said, also
left an ample fortune
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

10 Miss Louisa Dwight Bancroft, aged IT years,
only daughter and eldest child of George Bancroft, late
minister to England, died at Springfield on Friday, the
9th
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

Missouri ELECTION. 81. Loss, Asg. u. We
have pretty full returns from the entire State and
there is doubt but that the Wings have been
triumphantiy successful.
INDIANA ELEoTIoS. Iudiaaep5Is, Aug. 12. The
returns favorable to the Democrats, who have car.
ried the State by considerable majority.
= Three negroes belonging to Hon. Mr.. Colcock,
). q. absconded from him six weeks ago and were
concealed until to-day, when were found by Capt.
Goddard at the residence of Richard A. Coke, con-
cealed under the floor of ths kitchen They we're COM
mit'ed to prison. One is stiIl at large.
. Chaplin the kidnapper of TOomb's and Ste
yens slaves, is to be given to Maryland for trial,
y A solemn Protest has been drawn up and sign-
ed by II Southern Senators against the passage of the
California bill, and will be presented to the Senate to-
morrow.
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

Iyr Here, you little rascal, walk up and rive An
account OF yourself. "Where have YOU been -,
"After the gals, father" Did YOU ever know mo
to do so when was a boy" "No sir-but mother
The Daily spy., 1850-08-14

sg-We would call the attention of our readers tt
DIR. William Summers card of Singing School.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01
Drugs, Medicines. &c.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAfNTs, OILS,
c-Stuffs, sPerfumcry, Fancy Articles, and pa.eht


Dye-StuGs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and Patent
MEDICINES.
NI12 subscr Der has Just returned from the North X
with large and fresh stock of ARTICLES IN his lne
selected with great from the first importers and lA
manufacturers in the Northern ctes which he offers the
lowest prices and warrants article to be best
quality, consisting in parts !. ..,l:..
ders Bermuda and American Arrow Root Ext }alab; ExG
Coocynth Compounds Cacincd and Carb MagnesI; Castor
O Cubebs; Coz ava and Sarsaparla Capsules; 6onfeey
SIENNA; Emory; Peruvian Bark; Shop Furnitnre Fials;
Clsmicns.--Ca Calonacl; ulph Qunine; SuIph. and Act
NorphnG Syrup Iodc of Iron; Strychninc: lodeS of er
curry. Sulphur Lead, and lron actate of ron Citrate of
Paints, Oils, Dye-SIuffs, tiiass:TWhte Lead, pure
extra and No l. Putty Window Glass. by 10 10 by u.
IL by II, 10 by l5 II by l5 II by s II by rs Maddef p
Chrome Green and Yellow dry and in ol Lnseed ad Train
Oils; Whale and Sperm Oils; Paint BFnShes: Sash roel.i
Badger Hair endtrs; Tarnish Brushes; Sable Artist
Tools, Sc. j xI..-a
For Pastry.-Coopers Isngass; lresons Exits Lsplon,
Cinnamon Vanilla Rose, and Numegs Rose Water, English
Amercan celebrated Yeast Powder; Gloves!
Peppers Mustard Seed; Ginger; Apco; Nutmegs lnna-
mon; Sweet OIL &c.
! Perfumery AJAX, Fancy Artic3cs.-French, German,
and American Coogne Lubns Extracts very large assort
ment; Aromatic Vinegar; Gucrlan's, Rouscs and Iauel
Shaving Crcam Lubins Toilet SOap so dozen asOrteiaA
rshes 80 dozen assorted Tooth ushes dozen Shaving
Brushes; dozen Nail Brushes Military Shaving Soap; Hat
and Cloth Brushes Toilet Powders Mcen Fun Prepared
balls. white pink Aabaster Powder: Lip Savc
Cold Cream; Essence Bouquets Jenny Lind Hair Gloss; Seal
ing Wax Toilet Bottles large assormcnt dozen Barry
Tricopherous; dozen Fhaon Invgorator; llaues Eau
Iustra French, English, and American Pomatum Oil Of
Rose: Powder Puff Boxes CachOn ArOmatse lndia Rubber
Balls Salt Bottles; Ivory and Buffalo Fine Combs; Horn
Buffalo Dressing Combs; Tooth Picks; Bear and AacaS-
sar Oils; Indelibe Ink; Dupuys Liquid Solder Sc;
| For sale by WM. H. LIPPITTs..
Druggist and Chonist,
| Octoler lIth
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01

The annals of medical science, aordne as they do am
pie proof the power value many medicinal agents
have furnished examples to compare with the sautay
effects produced by ''AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL.''
The remargabe of diseases of the Lungs which have
been realized by its attcsed they many prom
professors and physicians in this and foreign lands
should encourage the afflicted persevere with the strong
assurance that the of the &C CHERRY PICTORIAL
will relieve and ultimately cure them.
We present the public unsolicited testimonials from
of the first in country, upon whose judgment
and experience implicit confidence may be placed.
Dr.. Perkins
President Vermont Medical College, the most learned
and intelligent physicians in the country considers it
composition of excellence for the that fornda-
bic disease Consumption,
NORWICH April &C. 1876
your agent will cheerully state what have known
the effects of your CHERRY PICTORIAL and they have
been astonishing indeed Mrs Betscy Strcete had
her low low that little hope could Gc entertained of
her recovery Numerous remedies had been tried without
effect before the CHERRY PEcToaAL. And that cured
her George Ystkinsop Esq had to knowledge been
afflicted with Asthma, for eere gears, and grown yearly
worse until the CHERRY PocToRA has removed the
disease and he free y of its symptoms as we
The Rev Mark Dane had been severely attacked with
nothing had afforded him relief until (r. Thorning)
red him bottle of your PEcroRAL, which cured him at
These three of the which we have known it
successful but to fail We have great pleasure in Ger
ying to these facts are respected SIR your humble
servants. REV. DAVID TIIORNINCf,
HON. JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have given their
names to recommended CHERRY PICTORIAL the rem
ely that is known for the Affections of the Lungs The
London Lancet Canadian Journal of Medical Science
:. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal Charleston IS
50 Medical Review GO New Jersey Medical ehbrtcr" "
Prof Webster, Harvard College, Prof Bartlett Tnsyva
MIA University of Medicine President Perkins, Vermont
Medical College, Dr. Valentine Mott New York City
ker Cleaveland, Bowdon College, Prof Butterfod, Viii
loughby College, Ohio, Prof. Braithwae, Leeds Eng
Medical School Sir Richard Kane Qacens College. Ireland
The pdblch have the virtues and astonishing
the Lungs when they will feel from these dangers
whenever this remedy can be obtained. o
Prepared by ]. AVER Chemist, Lowell. Mass 8.
Sold in Wilmington, n. c., by DIR. a c.. EVANS &
BIO and Druggists generally throus shout the State
oet' 18th, 1850 Ism
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01
FRESH Drugs, H1kDlcINEs. Sc.
October 1lth, 1870

TUST Received at shH,v's Drug store, third M2
y door North of HART s PoILEy'S Front Street, M
Wilmington North Carolina, where Physicians III
try Merchants and all others who desire to consult their
interest purchase the best Drugs aud Mctlicines,
Paints Oils and Dye Stuffs, PeEfumcry N'd Patent
Medicines, Garden Seeds Fl h from DAVID IASpRErns;
Philadelphia, and every other article usually kept iii lrtE
Store 25 per cent cheaper than similar goods be obdih-
cd at perhaps any other house in the State.
The subscribers would beg TO remind those Physicians who
}atronized the late W SHAW, that they still be supplied
with everything of the best quality and the most
able terms. No eXerton will be spared to render satisfaction
to those who may favor with their patronage, and re5
spectuly solicit call before purchasing elsewhere We hate
just received fresh supply of those instruments for lctiOn
of the spine highly recommended by the Medical faculty
of New York and Philadelphia, and which certain pre-
ventve against consumption, and indispensable to Clerks
and others confined to scdentary life of whom should
be without them Also fresh arrival of pencer Pills which
warranted to headache i'll twenty-five thirty min
utcs time. In the operation they the most agreeable
Pills invented acting the stomac and bowels snd
bringing the liver its proper fncons they cannot fail to
restore the system health strength and vgor Call and get
box at SAws Drug Store Sd door north of llARf oF
IEY'S SHAW & BROTHER
Mimineton. Y. c.. jan 9TH 1S5O.-[l7-tG
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01
TO RENT FROM FIRST OCTOBER.

THREE STORES in the fre-proof building Water
street. near Mulberry at present occupied by NJ
Kcton and Geo. Elliott with all necessary Warehouses
Also, several well finished Offices in the building
One Wharf, of Water and Muberrystreets, 66 by
about 200 feet.
One Store Waterstreet at present occupied by J. II
Thomson.
One Store on Mulberrystrec at present occupied by
w Calhoun
One fre-proof Store, large and wellfted up near the
Railroad Depot at present occupied by myself,
One Wharf, 25O feet front and 1900 feet rear with large
Warehouse upon it, on Eagles Island, opposite town.
Second and ed Cross Streets good repair with all
sary outbuildngs, at present occupied by J. Mutt.
will rent for one, lease for of years. all
of the above property, with number of Lots
Sept. 6, 1S50-52-tf1 H. MUTT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY AND DRHss-MAKIKG.

MISS SARAH JANE: TAGGART, late from New York,
would most respectfully announce to the Ladies of Will
mingon and surrounding country that she intends to
and splendid emporium in the private dwelling of Mr.
CHARLES BARR Merchant Tailor, next door North of the
Theatre about the 18th of October where she keep
stantly hand full assortment of Fall aud Winter
Millinery embracing all the latest styles: which she hopes
examinations for chaseness design richness of Material
and beauty of nis will not be supposedly other house
of the kind in the country and nothing will be left unone
to give general satisfaction far good goods low prices
and skful manufacture concerned With her large
Gle Of friends and relations residing in New York City she
will always be prepared to have anything her line made
ordered from thence at the shortest notice.
Sept. 27, 1850 3-tf
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D UNAWAY or absconded from the subscriber, on SsM
IL the 18th August 1850, two negro men, named a
Moses and the other Bob. n
DESCRIPTION. "A "
Moses inclined to be eshy, about five feet eight
inches high about forty years DID, front teeth out, weighs
about 100 pounds speaks very slow when spoken and has
his under lip Moses had on when he left, blue
ns surtou coat when walking he steps very short, and
holds himself erect. Color, very dark has very suen
look bunch of gray hair the right side of his head
Moses carried from Duplin county, n c. Richmond,
Va where he purchased by Joab Robertson of Caswe
county, n. c.
Bob is about five feet six inches high very dark complex
ion near hrysx old and weighs 6O lbs very
when spoken to he speaks quick had whiskers when
he left His dress consisted of white homespun fock coat
and pantaoOn of the inclined be parrot toed He
carried from auden county, Va, to Richmond, and
then sold to DIR. Robertson.
These Negroes purchased by the 9th of April
$780, from JOab Robertson for the purpose Of trading 1t is
than likely they have attempted reach their former
homesMoses his in Dupln county, N c., and Bob his in
Clauden county, Va.
RD-A reward of Twenty-Five Dollars is offered for
each of the above Negroes lodged any safe Jail that
get them again.
RIf arrested previous to this date, FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
the reward at first offered, only will be paid.
Any information thankfully received
PRESTON WORTHY.
Carmel Hill p. O., s. c. Oct. T. 1850 6-3muoo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01
Real Estate For Sale or Rent.
LOOK AT THIS.

THE undersigned having determined moving South, Oh
offers for sale his plantation whereon he resdes,~
In upn county lying the main road from Fayetteville
to Newbern, three miles of Kenansve containing
bout 800 Acres, onehaf of which is cleared and in good
state of cultivation and he has hesitation in saying that
is the best Corn plantation in the neghborhood The
Dwelling House is convenient and comfortable with the hes
set of out buildings in the County.
Alo of Tar and Turpentine Land the Raj
Road three miles below Strckands Depot, containing
bout 600 Acres.
Also valuable Steam MILL (of horse power) located
at Srckand in good ORDER and superior team of Horses
Wagon, SC.
bargain can be had by applying soon, and payments
made accommodating and easy.
JAS. NJ. MIDDLETON.
Duplin county. Oct 25 1850 7-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01
Millinery and Dress"Making.

MRS. V. r. PEIRSON has just received, and is 10
1tl opening splendid assortment of Goods, ES$N
comprising all of the most desirable styles suitcdto the
season.
Also good assortment of Trimmings, suitable for La
dies Dressesin fact every variety of rncy Goods usual
ly kept in a store of the kind.
Mrs Peirson takes pleasure in announcing that she has
gagged Miss HART Of Philadelphia who is fully skilled in all
the various arts of Millinery and would be very happy
her skill.
Mrs p returns her thanks her friends and the public
for the very liberal patronage herStqfore received
MRS V. Il. PERSON, Agent.
Oct. 25th 1850 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01
MEMPHIS INsT1T UTE.
Medical Department.

Medical Department.
THE regular of Lectures in this Institute will
i commence the First of November and continue until
the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be
Fsd To @ m I9 The o M
following
J. CONQUEST CROSS NJ D. Professor Of the Institutes
of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence:
w. BYRD POWELL, NJ D. Professor of Cerebral Physi-
ology, Medical Geology and Mineralogy.
r. s. NEWTON, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
H. HULCE, NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice OF
j. A WILSON NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics and Disea-
j. KING H. D. Professor of NIaeria Medica and Thcra-
z. FREEMAN N; D, Professor of Anatomy.
J. MILTON SANDERS, A. NJ. N. D., Professor of Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
cLIN1oUE LECTURERS.
S1wgry-Prof R. S. NEWTON.
-Andtoaicat Dcmomstrator-Z. FREEMAN, NJ. D..
ricuators, So Demonstrators Fee So Graduation $40
Those desiring further information will please address the
city will please call him the Commercial Hotel.
R. s NEWTON, NJ. D., Dean of the Faculty.
Law Department.
Hon. E. W. NJ KING Professor of Theory and Practice o
Hon. v D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Jurispru
dence.
An communications pertaining to this department must be
Memphis, Tenn, July, 1850.
The Faculties for intellectual abilities moral worth and
compare faVorably with the
most distinguished in country. The medical faculty
stues anomaly in this any other countryal ofthem
are able lecturers and the best of teachers.
Those who will contemplate geographical position
the extent of our population, have doubt the eli
g OF our situation for an enterprise OF the kind As to
health including all seasons Of the year, we deny that
exists in the minds cf many students rela
tive to the place of studying medicine those who intend
practising among the diseases of the West and South should
certainly educate themselves at School whose Faculty
practically acquainted with those diseases,
That the public may be satisfied of the permanency of this
school, feel duty to state that the Trustees and
Faculty form in action, which augurs well for fu-
ure and that the peculiar internal organization
which connects them, cannot be Interrupted
T. w NJ KING,
[33-l2m1 President of the Memphis Institute
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-01
VALUABLE real ESTATE FOR SALE.

offer for sale my entire Real Estate, upon which m
thirty y-fve sets of Boxes the most of which have -
only been from to two years. with sufficient guam
W of round trees cut at least twenty sets the lands
upon which these situated not easily surpassed by
pney lands in Eastern Carolina There is upon the prem
two Dtieries eatly and conveniently fitted up with
all necessary outhouses Upon the farm, think the bull
dngs altogether seldom exceed Those wishing to
purchase invited to examine for themselves Terms shall
be low, and payments accommodating. Come and see.
Any person wishing to purchase, can be furnished with
sufficient number Of teams and wagons to both the
operations of Farm and Turpenne and with years supply
of provision. JOHN A. AvlRETT.
Catharine Lake, Onslow county, n Co. July q l85O-t
HFayetteville Observer and Godsboro' Patriot, copy
times and send bills to this Office for payment