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The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

How DO MEN GENERALLY GET THEIR
WIvEs?-Where do men generally dscov-
er the women who afterwards become their
wives? is a question we have occasionally
heard discussed; and the result invariably
come to is worth mentioning to our lady rea-
ders. Chance has much to do in the affair;
but then there are important COVE rning cir.
cumstances. 1t is certain that few men
make a selection fIom bathrooms, or any
other places of public gayety; and nearly as
few are influenced by what is called showing
offin the streets or by any allurements o.
dress Our conviction is, that go -10Oths o
the finery with which women decorate or load
their persons, go for nothing as far as hus
band catching is conserned. Where anC
how then, do men find their wives? In the
quiet homes oftheir parents or guardians
at the freside, where the domestic grace,
and feelings are alone demonstrated; these
are the charms which most surely attract the
high as we'll as the humble, Against these
all the fnery airs in the world, sink into in
significance Y. Merchants Ledger.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

"There is no little enemy" A man either
hates you with his whole heart. or he don't
hate you at all. This hating little is 9
good deal like blowing up a powder mill q
little. It's feat that can't be done.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

An Grafton delivered at Concord on the
celebration o the seventy-ffth anniversary
Of the events of April, 10Th, 1875, by Rob-
ert Rantoul Jr Delivered before the
Massachusetts, Legislature, and published
by their ovder.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

Mrs. Partington is of the opinion that the
first families Of Boston would not visit
Adam aud Eve, until they asceTtained the
standing of their ancestors.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

INDUsTRv,-Every young man should re-
member that the world always has and will
honor industry. The vulgar and useless
idler whose energies Of mind and body are
rusting for the want Of exercise. the mistak-
en- being who pursues amusement as relief to
his enervated muscles, or engages in exer-
else that produce no useful end, may look
with scorn on the laborer engaged in his
toll; but his scorn is praise; his contempt is
an honor. Honest industry will secure res
pect Of the wise and the good among men,
and yield The rich fruit Ofan easy conscience,
and give that self.respect which is above
all price. Toll on, then young men and wO-
men. Be diigent in business. Improve
the heart and the mind, and you will find
the well spring Of enjoyment in your own
SOULS and secure the confidence and respect
all those whose respect is worth an effort to
obtain.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

Law me! exclaimed Ms. Darlington. ]
didn't know afore they fought in court, 5ut
1 see by the newspapers that the Judge
charged the jury.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

TgThe Arabs Of the Desert are 50
healthy, they find it more difficult to die
than any other nation find it to live. They
endure to a greater age than any other peo.
ple. and when they at last die, it is not oi
diseases, but rather natural naturalization
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

ssCapital punishment as the boy said when
seated among the girls at school.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-26

NJ Some one has defined policy to "ccn-
sist in serving God in such manner as
not to offend Satan." /"
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For The Cnrn a

This truly valuable Remedy for all diseases of the Lungs
and Throat has become the chief reliance of the afflicted
is the most certain known for the above complaints
While it is powerful remedial agent the desperate
and almost hopeless it is also in d
mnshed doses of the midcst and agreeable family
medicines for coughs and colds Read below the
opinion of who known to the world and world
respect their opinions
From Professor Hitchcock.
James G. Ayer-Sir l have used your CHERRY PEI;
ORA IN my own case OF deepseated Bronchitis and am
satisfied from its chemical constitution that an admirn
pic compound tor the relief of aryngia and bronchial difficult
ties my opinion to its superior be of any
20" WADsf.y # Tss g Tin 1
President fAmhers College
From the ssLondon Larcct."
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is one of the valuable
PREPARATIONS Pre- that has fallen en- under 9gr pQtiee M e
appreciation of its merits the fullest confidence in
funess for coughs and lung complaints.
Dr. Brewster, of Windham Conn, sends the follow
Dr. J. G. Ayer-Dear Sir: enclose you certificate from
village, wife of Mr.. Seth Cady Deputy Sheriff of Windhan
county, Conn. The in her very prompt and
W. A. BREWSTER, MD.
WEST KILLINGLY, CT, Sept. q, 1878.
cough in the winter of 7s which threatened to terminate
in Consumption had tired many medicines in vain, and
CATHERINE K. CADY:
Direct Evidence.
Dr. J. G. Aver, Lowel-Dear Sir: Feeling under obliga.
tons you for the restoration of health send you
port Of which at liberty to publish for the
DencHt
MED by cough and made of many medicines
without obtaining relief was obliged give up business
frequently raised blood and could get sleep night A
friend gave bottle of your CHERRY PEcToRAL the
of which immediately commenced, according to directions
have just purchased the fifth BOTTLE and nearly
ed sleep WE'LL cough has ceased and all by the
of your valuable medicine. i. A STONE, A NJ,
Principal Mt Hope. Seminary.
From DIR Bryant Druggist and Postmaster Chicopce Falls
Massachusetts,
Dr. J. c. Ayer-Dear Sir: Enclosed please find remittance
for all the CHERRY PEcToRl last sent me- unhesita
tngly say that medicine sell gives such satisfaction as
yours does have ever medicine which cured SO
many of Cough and Lung Complaints Physicians
using extensively in their practice. and with the hap
piest effects. Truly yours, D. NJ. BRYANT.
Sold in Wilmington. n. G., by DIR. A. C. EVANS & BRO
and Druggists generally throughout the State -
April 26, 1850 e2sr,
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Hotels, &c.
and Lafayette Hotel.

Washington and Lafayette Hotel.
~ The subscriber having taken the Washington Hotel In
with the Lafayette House. respectfully informs
ms friends and the public in generals that the two Houses
open under the and style of the WASHINGTON La
FAYETTE HOTEL which under his immediate supernten-
dence and ready for the reception of transient steady
Boarders
The Hotel has been hroughy eeansed and supplied with
new bedding and furniture of every description He has also
hatters himself that he will be able give satisfaction those
VINO may patronze the House, pains will be spared on
ms part to make his guests both comfortable and conened
His will be found bountifuy furnished with the best
the market affords and his BAR supplied with the best
quors DAVID THALLY.
Wilmington, N Co. Oct. II, 1895. I'm.
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London House.

IA THE subscriber, having Hotel formerly kept
!Iby Capt. A. WADE the N. E. of Front and
Market Streets known the London House. respectfully
informs the citizens of Wilmington, and all others desrous
obtaining BOARD that he has provided the House with
furniture of every description and that he prepared
eeive Boarder by the day. week month"; the
sonabe terms All the bed rooms constructed to
have them warmed to suit the comfort of all persons His Ia
BILE shall always be provided with the very market
Afford and pains will be spared make his
customers perfectly satisfied.
Strangers will please enquire for the LONDON House.
m lie has also rented the STABLES recently occu-
~ pied by Mr.. w. T. j. VANN the Carolina Hotel
he prepared take Horses at Livery, and
have them properly and carefully attended to- He also
large LOT adjoining the Stables for the accommodation
Drovers JAMES PETTEWAY,
Oc'. 19, 1S49 6-tf
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MAY 25th, NEW NOVELS.

MAY a5th NEW NOVELS.
TUsT Received the Wilmington Book Store
j Eva ST. Clair, by G.. P. R. James his last and best
The Perel or Love on the Ocean, Tale of the Sea, by
Fisher This story attraction which
he can use his pen With no contemplate skill
The Mysteries of the Three Cities Boston, New York. and
Philadelphia.
History of Mems Hearts and Habits by J. H. Du-
game Oh tell Inc what is woman's love
That still it will burn on
When faith and vows are broken all
And every hope is gone!
1t slumbers like Volcanic fire
While all is ice above
Consuming, still unseen, the heart
Oh, this is wOman's lOve.-IHE PLOT.
Wifed Montressor. the Secret Order of the Seven,
Romance of Life in New York volumes. deeply inter-
second volume of The Bronze Statue or The Virgins Kiss
The Adventures of Tom Stapeton; very humorous and
Maud Lilly, or The Gipsoys Vengeance, volumes.
Rose Foster The Mysteries of the Court of London LIST
The Students of Paris of the Seventeenth Cen
u na %od h an
Yankee HIPS 5fng the g % OF M
late Yankee Hill.
Indiana, BY George Sand, author Of COnsuelo.
Sam Sticks Letters or T Life in Steamer rnoo. h
Brothers Mayhem, author of The Magic of Kindness
Century, by W Wilke Collins. extraordinary
VEL full of life, and power and beauty The style Is exqu
site, and the story deeply interesting. -
The Maid of Orleans, full of interest and attraction An
orphic song indeed"
The Lady of the Bed Chamber, by Mrs A. Crawford -
Courtshp and Wedock, by the author of the Jit full o.
beauty and truth. ,,.,.
The Creole The Seige of New Orleans, an Historical
Romance founded on the events of 1ol4-'l5
| Gizelia, or The Hungarian Maid. -
SbDwrecked Gold Seekers The Child OF the Islands
Moneypenny The Heart of the World, romance Of th
present day, by Cornelius Matthews.
Life of Jenny Lind, by G. G. Foster . -
History the Strange Sounds and Rappngs heard no
chester and Western New York. and usually called the ys
terous Noises which supposed by many to be eommunl
cations the spirit world together with all explanation
that can as yet be given.
Report Of the Trial of Professor John w Webster ndiet
ed for the murder of Dr. George Parkman at Boston, .
| Liebips complete works Chemistry comprising hi
Agricultural Chemistry or Organic Chemistry in its appca
ton to Arcuure and Physiology Animal Chemistry; an
works as these the need longer be cropping in tn
dark and liable to mistakes nor would the most unna'ura
odium of farming by the book be longer existent
LON D"rAe Vi ouiS' ~ L. H. PIERCE.
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NJ PH1s 1NsrITUTE,

rr, Medical Department..
VIE regular course of Lectures in this Institution will
commence the First of November and continue until
the last of February. The Anatomical Department will be
open and ready to receive students by the First October
following - 'Ae
PROFESSORS
f. S NEWTON, NJ. B., Professor of Surgery
HILCE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of
w BYRD POWELL, Nj. D., Professor of Physlolugy, T
thoogy, Mineralogy and Geology.
j. KING n D. Professor of Materia Medca Therapeutics
j. MILTON SANDERS, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
j. A. WILsoN,M D. Professor of Obstetrics and Disea-
ses of Women and Children.
uedicine-pof. Il. a.lG.ffG J. HHLcE' LeGE'SfRS
Surgery-Prof. R. S. NEWTON.
z: FREEMAN, NJ. D., Anatomical Demonstration.
The fees fora full course Of lectures amount sos
Each Professors Ticket SIS. Matrculators, So. Dem
onstrator's F.e, SO. Graduation, $40.
Those desiring further information will please address their
city will please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
R. s. NEWTON. NJ. D., Dean of the Faculty.
Law Department..
Hon w NJ KING Professor of Theory and Practice of
JOHN DELAFIELD Esq, Professor of Commercial Juris-
TERMs-$5O per Session.
All pertaining to this Us r S must be
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850.
The Faculties for intellectual Abilities moral worth and
professional requirements will compare favoraby with the
most distinguished country The medical faculty
stues anomaly in this other countrya of them
able lecturers and the best of teachers
Those who will contemplate geographical position, and
the extent of population have doubt to the ELI
gblty of situation for enterprise Of the kind AS to
health including all of the year, deny that
The first class of the Law and Medical Departments
Institute SMALL but the gentlemen composing them
talented and in the highest degree respeeabea favorable
omen for the future prosperity of the Institute.
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 its flu
ture success and that the peculiar internal organization
which connects them, cannot be interrupted.
f. w. NJ KING,
[33-12ml President of tho Memphis Institute.
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BLAAES


WEATHER and F1re-Proof Patent Paint here
w by give notice public that have been appoint
ed gent for the sale of this extraordinary substance
IL Is Mineral Paint which, when applied to Building,
and exposed to the action of the atmosphere
slate or stone rendering the Building perfectly fire and wealth
proof The attention of Dstilers, Mill Owners Railroad
Companies Steamboat Propretors and Planters partcu-
ary called to this substance 1t adheres with the
naclt to the substance to which it applied cleans
ferab to tin zine for covering roofs makes them perfect
water tight When applied to brick stone buildings it
excludes the dampnes of the external atmosphere making
such buildings more healthy For particular expana
ton OF its Chemical properties, Circulars 100 lbs will
cover 1000 superficial feet Wholesale price per
retail cens this is about half the price of White Lead
ANY person wishing circular have it mailed them
Address me, post paid. WNI. A. GWYER
General Agent, Forwarding & Commission Merchant
NOV z, Io49 lott Wilmington, n. c.
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FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES. sc.

TUsT Received at shav's Drug Store, third eyY
y door North of HART & PoLLEY's, Front Street, W
Wilmington North Carolina, where Physicians, A
try Merchants and all others, who desire to consult their
interest, purchase the best Drugs and Medicines
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs, Perfumery and Patent
Medicines, Garden Seeds, fresh from DAVID LANDRErs
Philadelphia and every other article usually kept in Drug
Store 2 cheaper than similar goods be obtain
ed at perhaps any other house in the State.
The subscribers would beg remind those Physicians who
patronzed the late WM SHAW that they still be supplied
with everything of the best quality, and the
able No eXerton viii be spared render satisfaction
those who may favor with their patronage and
spectuy solicit call before purchasing elsewhere We have
received fresh supply of those instruments for acton
of the spne highly recommended by the Medical faculty
of New York and Philadelphia and which certain
venve against consumption and indispensable Clerks
and others confined sedentary le of whom should
be without them Also fresh wal of Spencers Pills. which
warranted headache in twenty thirty
utes time. In the operation they the most agreeable
Pills invented acting the stomach and bowels and
bringing the liver to its proper functions they fail
restore the system health strength and vigor CO." e4
box at sHAws Drug Store Sd der ARgFtR Of RRoh
Wilmington, n c.. Jan. 4th, lS50.-LI7-tf.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

n UNAWAY from the subFcriber in November last, a.
II his negro girl named HESTER. She is about r.
feet inches high in her 18th year; stout built TN
light dark completed squnts somewhat in one
CAUSED by pain quick spoken small front teeth. xs
She supposed lurking between New River and White
Oak River in Onslow county.
All persons are forbid from harborng concealing,
poyng any whatever under the seveest pen
y of the law Twenty-Five Dollars will be given for ev
sufficient convict any free of har
boring concealing her.
The above reward of Twenty Dollars will be paid for he
delivery to me- for her confinement in any Jail that
can get her. GABRIEL GRAY:
Stonesbay Onslow CO., N. c., June IA, 1850 40-St*
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FRENCH's HOTEL.

Corner Frankfort Street City Hall Square.
Opposite the city Hall and Park Fountain Ne1o York.
WAS built and opened by the subscriber, May l, 20
W. 1919 who trusts that for convenience, elegance, I
comfort and economy cannot be surpassed in the world
1t contains than any other Hotel this cont
nent save one only all of which warmed gratis They
are all fitted with marbeop washstands which sup
Piled with CToon ITatcr, through silver plated cocks
here is but one bed in the Halls and closets
floor will be lit with gas during the night. This
Hotel is in the IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF MERCAN-
TILE BUSINESS and the principal places of amusement
There is Barriers Shop, and extensive range Bath
Rooms connected Herewith The Hotel will be conducted
on the European plan of lodging and meals they
may be ordered i'll the spacious and splendid Refectoy-
Porters will be during the night admit lodgers
also to call them at any time they may desire and in
r. FRENCH.
New York. April 5th. 1850 3O-3m
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C. EVANS & BROTHER respectfully announce to
n. the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wilmington that with
great and expense they have perfected their
supplying superior article of Soda Water, eth
from the Fountain, put up in bottles for family
Every has been taken the selection of materials and
the preparation yrups this article what
represented to be- and believe it equal to any made We
have the following Syrups at the Founain Lemon, Sar-
sapariila Ginger, Orange, Pine Apple, OTgeRt.
Our OPERATOR Mr. SrERLAND has commenced Bottng this
day. and orders from town country will meet with prompt
attention, at New York prices
Nav "a. 81
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A.G. ROMERS BROTHER

A. G. BOWERS s. BROTHER.
VXTATCH and Clock Makers, Jewellers, &C., q~
w opposite the Chronicle Office enstreet, Viii E1}
mington, N. c. [z&SS
A G.. B. having just returned from the North with new
stock of Elegant ewelry Watches Clocks Musical Boxes
Plated and Silver Ware respectfully invite the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Wilmington and country generally,
Inc our stock before making purchase elsewhere fiat
ter ourselves that sell goods low prices any
other establishment South. This third one we
have received within the last five months which proof
that quick sale and small profit the best only way
secure the good will and patronage eff the citizens generally
~ B-Every description OF Watches, Clocks, Jewclry,
Musical Boxes Plated and Silver Ware personally repaired
and in workmanke manner to be surpassed ky any
other establishment, and warranted for year.
February Is, 1850 6
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails Wilmington.
The mail from the North, by Railroad, arrives daily about
II M
The mail from the South by Steamer from Charleston
The mail from Fayetteville via Warsaw is due upon the
"Ta OF the cars Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
ne mail from Fayetteville, via Ezabethtown by sukey
Is due on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at ga NJ
ne mall from OnsOw t-Houe, by sulkey, is due
he mail from Black River Chapel via Long Creek by sui
Key, is due on Thursdays, at P NJ.
u Closing Mails.
P. M. ~ ~ ~ y 81 ~
Ihe mail for the South by Steamboat, closes daily NJ
The mail for Fayetteville, Warsaw, closes on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Sundays, at 10 P. NJ.
Inc mail for Fayetteville via Elizabethown by sulkey
closes on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays 81 NJ
he mail for Onslow House, by sulkey closes
The mail for Long Creek by sukey closes on Thursdays
at 10 p. NJ. - ~ O00 " '
Letters should in the Office at least Is minutes e
fore the time of closing the mails
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Schools.
RICHLAND ACADEMY.

TNHE Annual Examination of this School will take place
~ on Thursday and Friday the 25th and 26th July =
in the English branches Friday in the Classical
ana Mathematical department The patrons and friends
the Institution are invited to be present.
On Saturday, the 27th there will be public exhibition
the Students after which the Rev Dr. SMITH President
Macon College, and others of the Faculty, will
auGress the audience suitable the occasion
1he public in general respectfully invited to
l.. G. WOODWARD, Principal.
Richlands, Onslow co., n. c., June IA, 1850 4O4t
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
New HANOVER COUNTY. s
WHEREAS, complaint upon oath hath this day 70
w been made of the Justices of the Peace "a
for the State and county aforesaid, by OWEN D. q
HOLMES, that a certain male slave belonging to him
named AARON 27 80 years old, feet 10 inches
high weighing about 16O lbs knockkneed, with greater
bend in the right than the left leg large mouth and shows
self his said masters service and is lurking about in
this county committing acts of felony and other msdeeds
the said slave forthwith surrender himself and return home
said maser and do hereby by virtue of the Act of
Assembly in such made provided intimate and de-
clare that if the slave AARON doth not surrender
himself Immediately after the publication of
these presents that any person may KILL and DESTROY
the said by such he they may think fit
without accusation or impeachment of any offence
for so doing and without ncurng any penalty forfeiture
thereby. , ,o-o
under hands and seals this I'd day of April 1880
w. N. PEDEN, J. p. [Seal.l
| TAYLOR. T.. p, TSeal1 l
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for the de'iv-
cry the said Aaron to the subscriber to Anderson
s. Latimer his Agents in Wilmington, for his confinement
any Jail in the State reward of One Hundred dollars
for his head
Masters of particularly cautioned against har
boring conceang the said negro board their vessels
the full penalty of the law will be vigorously enforced
OWEN D. HOLMES.
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Me-" YORK CLOTHING d DRY GOODS STORE.
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
WOLF CO., PROPRIErORS
I'HE NEW YORK BRANCH STORE never in the
rear Is now filled to overfowng, with splendid assort
ent spring and Summer Clothing, which will be sold
such low prices that one who wants
tnng In the Clothing line cannot fail be suited
40 not feel disposed to brag but leaving to others long
anu hg advertisements, we merely ask you call Hav-
ing tried us once you will be to try us again
especal invite your attention our elegant lot of
equal IN TINS or in any other town in North Carolina Also
large assortment OF Black and Fancy Cashmere and Doe
SKIN rants Silk, Satin and White Marsees Vests oil
cut and made in superior style. ~ "-i
Our stand on North Water Street, two doors above and
Wilmington N. q, April 8, 1850 an In:
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NOTICE-A persons indebted to J. KYLE, in the shape
1N of notes, accounts &c. will please call his
settle forthwith he will be under the necessity placing
them in the hands of an officer.
NJ BThe Store occupied by him is for the bal
of the year. For terms &c, apply the Store of CAR
ROLL & FENNELL. [Feb'y l, 1850.
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CARATOGA Nater.-2S doz Congress Spring Water,
- just received direct from Saratoga, warranted fresh for
sale by VIM. H. L1PPITT,
Druggist s Chemist.
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CARD.
no the Ladies of Wilmington and vicin1ty-I so
would most respectfully call your attention to
Spring and Summer Goods, now opening, compr- -
sing all the styles Of Millinery Goods which be disposed
of at prices low at any other establishment town
With grateful thanks for favors heretofore received
most respectfully solicit continuance the same.
March ~, 1850 31-ly1 Mrs. " r. PEIR SON.