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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1851-08-02
DENTISTRY.

M~> The undersigned respectfully re-
news the tender of his professional
OlIYYYYp services in the line of d e N
IT'S TR Y.
artificial Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth to full set, with spring or on the
principle of atmospheric pressure.
All other work appertaining to the Teeth done
on the most approved principles, and with the
best materials.
Not being able to boast of any ,,esr discoveries,
he does not expect the patronage Of the most ere
dulous, but is willing to contine his practice to
those persons only who are aware that fine gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth.
~ Plantations visited when required.
WILLIAM CESSNA.
Pattersonville, July 10, 1851. If
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Marine Intelligence.
PoRT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-cARoL1NA.
ARRIVED

r s74 Fl 5f.sas zl= ARRIVED. +@-z q a# =
Dec. 21-U.. S, Mail Steamer Gladiator, Smith, from
Steamer Gov Graham Efans from Fayetteville with
boat Telegraph in TOW, to T. c. Worh with nze to sundry
Schr Radiant Whtchurst, from Sbaotte. to DeRosset
22-u. s. Mail steamer wmngtGh, Bates, from Charles
Dee p II, S. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, sterett
from Charleston, with 40 passengers,
schr. John Potts Brown, Colett, from Philadelphia, to
Dec 2i-Br brig PAMELA, Merry man, Ballast from Eos
ton, Potter B Kidder.
schr Express Parker from onsow to Der Brown,
Brig Arcturus KatOn from Porto Rico to reRosset &
Rarque Samuel Train Hopkins, from Porto Rico, NJ.
Brig John Dawson Bennett from Trinidad to Miles Co.'S
tin, in ballast ss
Dec. 2l-U s. Mail Steamer G. Vanderbilt Sterett for
Charlestton; with GO passengers e.s
Exports per Sch Jas g. King cleared on Saturday Lasts
S62 hbls spirits turpennc 1908 do rosn and 400 bushels
Exports per schr r. w Brown cleared on Saturday last
penne BOB do rosin 22s bales cotton aud Is boxes mdze
Dec 20-Brg Denmark, Bartol1 nr New York, by Miles
Costin with S bbs Turpentne, 457 bbS rosin and $50
Dec Dec 9s~U S Mail Steamer Wilmington. Bates for
Charleston. with 80 passengers, including johnson s Co.'S
steamer Coy. Graham, Evans. for Fayetteville. by T c.
Worth; with number of passengers also with boat Gen.
McRae in tow laden with mdze. for sundry perseas. ,
Exports of chr Elouise. cleared ths 10Th for n York
95 bbs spirits turpentne, $50 do rosi 50 bales cotton
20 do Shooting 20 casks axseed, box mze, G5S bushels
pea nuts so bales yarn.
1 Dec 24-,chr f. s. Powell Watts for New York by G
arriss with ia bills spirits urpentnc G0 do rosn III
bushels Iea nuts. lnS bales cotton So terecs rice bags
wax. box, % bbs fruit, bags waste coil roe 81 sticks
timber
schr W HINT Norton for Philadelphia by George IIar-
ris-exports in next t- H. 80. .-.s..
chr louisa Gray Sharp, for Alexandria, by G. Harris;
with lis 900 fit, planned lumber. ft
U. $. mail C. bi Serctt for Charleston
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DIED.

In Wilson, Edgecombe county, N. c. on the 10th inst
PHILIP B. BRADY. He native of Maryland and has
relations Baltimore and Philadelphia
Papers in the State please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

NoTE.-Rivcr Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
water, subject the expense of landing inspections
cooperage, &c. say Lumber, 50 cents to 81 per NJ Tar
and Turpenne about 10 a Is cents per barrcand for
val stores when per railroad about the expen
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine,
deduction is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

NTOTlCE-At a meeting of the Commissioners of Navi-
CATION and Poage for Cape Fear River and Bars Dec
r. 1851, the following resolution was passed. .....
RpSopcd That aud after the first Monday in January,
1852 all vessels owcd b. Steamboats, down the River,
shall only be charged half the present rates of otagc
The above resolution ordered to be- ubhcd i'll the
Journal and Commercial three times. weekly .-.. A
Pee 10, lS51-15-3tl w. J. LOVE, c. 3. c.
STATE oE NORTH-cARCIINA, Superior Court of
DIPIN Law.
ORDERED by the Court, that the rule heretofore made,
" that the State Docket shall be called Monday of tn
Term be escuded and that hereafter the Civil Docket shall
be taken heretofore and the calendar Of criminal
called Thursday of each Term; and the Clerk of the
Court instructed publish notice of IT, order to the end
that sutors witnesses and Others may take notice thereof
| and govern themselves accordingly.
Teste. II. SULLIVAN. Gle k.
| Dec "a. 1851 loft
sTNAIED OR STOLEN.
| IN Thursday night last, (lSth instantly DARK BAY
~ MULE strayed stolen from the Ferry over the
Brunswick River opposite Wilmington The only mark
collected is cut made by whip lash of her
suitable reward will be given any person returning the
said Mule us securing her in place where get
| her. J. w. BROWN s co.
| Elizabethtown, Bladen , n. c.. o,rd ,eox
December %, 1851 : ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

DON'T you think my execution of 0heilo capita
performance! 1t is in my line is it moi :" asked an
eminent tragedian of Cooke. Why yes replied the
provoking punster all executions may be considered
capital performances and your performance Othello
is certainly one of that class, for you erecue him. IN
your lne so effecually that you lay hands
upon him. he is no Moor s-Donnohn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

tits reported that there are rumors at Washington
of another secret Cuban expedition being arranged,
and it is said that million of dollars have already
been contributed. The chief agents and actors are
stated 10 be now in New York, Philadelphia and
Washington. working silently and subterraneouslY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

SUNDRIEs Candy. Raisins pru ets tron tturraatss
- Almonds Filberts Brazil Nuts, Shelea Alqonds Cox
etine. Yeast Powders aeratns Mustard every ar.
tcle you want, for sale low BY HOWARD & pElEN =
MINES AND LlQUORS-I pipe pure old Holland (,in:'
w 10 4casks Malaga Wine; do Port Wine; 30 ido
sicily Madeira. o. & e. HOLMES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

man is thirty years old before he has any settled
thoughts of his fortune il is completed before if
~; he falls building in his old age. and dies by the
,ime his house is in condition 10 be painted and gla,
zcd
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On II Contrary Wife.-BY TIM.

OF IOHtFhFy " lIe'-BY I'M.
A waggish chap, whose vixen wife,
By drowning lost her precious life.
Called out his neighbors all around
And told IN that his spouse was drown'd
And spite of search, could not be found;
He knew, h said, the very nook
Where she had tumbled in the brook,
And he had drag d along the shore,
Above the place, mile or more.
g Abore the place % the people cried
why, what dye mean % the man replied,
9: OF course you don't suppose I'd go
And waste the time to look betOtU ;
I've known the woman quite spell,
And learnt her fashions tol'ble we'll
Alive or dead she'd go, swow,
against the current, any hoaC 20
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

The first BIoomer. Punch thinks. was Joan of Arc,
who short tunic. with tights, and was other
| wise clad in mail attire
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

OMNIBUS BUSINESS LoNDoN.-The number of
omnbuses in the capital of Great Britain three thou
sand which said 10 carry not less than 900
OF passengers yearly. amount equal third of
and working a capital of one million, with an annual
Expenditure of 100000, as much as all the stage
coaches in the empire contributed before the establish
ment of railways
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26


Swells, the higher walks that tread,
Sheer away-'tis underbred
To applaud the man who led
The mob of Hungary!
Now's your day, and now's your hour!
Threat'ning clouds no longer low'r;
Scornful-in your ease and power
Of the people be.
Who will call kossuth a knave?
Who traduce the good and brave?
Who will be that Russian slave,
But Gentility?
Who for Haynau's martial law,
Fiction's bow will boldly draw,
Cat with woman scratching claw
Here may live to see.
Smile at Exile's woes and pains!
Scott at vanquish'd honor's claims,-
Keep your cool and quiet veins
From excitement free.
Only hearts of orders low
Fer with sympathy can glow
No, Superior Glasses, no
Fiddle-ol-d e-dee!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26
From the German of Theodore Korner.


IT'S evening in the silent west
The rosy hues of daylight fades
And here lay me down to rest
Beneath your venerable shade,
Bright records of better day,
Aged, but sacred from decay;
Still in your stately forms reside
Of ages past the grace and pride
The Brave hath died-the Good hath sunk
The Beautiful hath passed away
Yet green each bough and strong each trunk
Still smiles in evenings farewell ray
Storms blew in vain, the leaves still spread
A bright crown each aged head
Aud yet methinks the branches sigh
Farewell, the great of earth must de.''
But we have stood Still bold and high
And fresh. and strong. and undecayed!
When hath the pilgrim wandered by,
Nor rested in your quiet shade?
You mourn not when the sere leaves fall
At coming Winters icy call
They perish in their parent earth
They nurse the tree that gave them birth!
Emblems of ancient Saxon faith
Our fathers, in our country's cause.
Thus died the patriots holy death,
Died for her freedom and her laws.
In vain they died the storm hath passed
Der Germany-her oaks stand fast,
Her people persisted in the blast.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
FROM THE 18TH TO THE 24TH DECEMBER. 1851.

BACoN-We know of nothing doing in bacon, and quota
lions must be considered as merely nominal
BEEF CATTLE-The market continues to be very we'll sup
piled, and our figures without change.
CorToNA small lot is reported to have been sold few
days since, at u cents per lib.
CoRN-Therc has been receipts for several days. and
stock is growing light Meal sells it arrives about
quotations.
Naval SToEEsThe sales of Turpcntne since last Thurs
day have reached about 2181 barrels So Is for soft and
Is for hard closing to-day with sale of $50 bills all hard
in dry state from boat, at 81 20 for hard The opera
tons Spirits Turpenne have been very light and confined
small scattering lots. % per gallon. The
Rosn have also been light We note sales of about 200 b
80 CENTS and 40 do. 81 Is for ordinary No L.
In Tar the transactions have been very light I42 bb have
changed hands at 81 70 and 538 at 81 IS per bbl.
PoRK-This article continues to in gradually and
sales carts, wanted Sc So per lbs as
quality.
HEADTNG-Sales of 10000 ash heading at $40 per NJ.
TIMBER-We note sales of only RATS since Thursday
last at prices ranging from So to 50 so for ordinary mill
timber.
SALr-A cargo of salt from Turks Island about 5000
bushels, sold few days since, l6 80 days.
SHtNGLEs.-Some a 100000 shingles have been sold
since Thursday, at So per NJ
FREIGHrs-Are about the reported Thurs
day last. See table,
There are no other items upon which
| by reference to table
| NEW ORLEANS Dec. 22-On Saturday seven thou
sand bales of Cotton disposed OF at firm prices Mid
ding worth from IT to u cents, The stock hand
prises 100 900 bales
| CHARLESTON, Dec. 23.-Cotton-The Cotton market
continues quiet the sales yesterday having been limit
ed to 362 bales The extremes range from S2c
/ Prices depressed
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STATE OE NORTfi-CARGLINA,1 Superior Court of
for-Nr { T n

LIST OF LETTERS.
y EMAINING in the Post Office at Wilmington, n. c.,
N 18th December 1851.
Ar-E Co. .I-or ILL
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OUR MOTTO Ito PLEAsE,.'
a. Wilmington Saddle, Harness, GNssN "
CT NeTRUNK MANUF Y. %Ias5 z III

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly hand large assortment of Coach,
Gig and Sulky Harness; Lady's and Gentlemen
Saddles, Brides. Whips, &c.; Trunks yases Saddle
Carpet Bags Satchels, fancy Trunks &c. Always
hand large supply of String leather and Fly and
all other articles usually found in such establishments
of which he be of the best material work
manshp and will be sold low for cash, short credit to
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks. Medical Bags &c.. made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
persons buying manufacture. Whips at wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought and sold commits.
sion. JOHN J. COEOIEY
SEPT 10; 1851 8
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

From an article in the Dublin Nation written by
George Fuller, Catholic, it appears that thirteen out
of the eighteen Roman Catholic Bishops of Hungary
addressed memorial 10 the King, in 1S4s, favoring
the cause of kossuh The five Bishops who did moi
sign the address were detained from the Convention by
circumstances beyond their control
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

The rogues of New-York now call at stores, with a
request that the proprietor will subscribe for ticket
10 ball which they are getting for Madame Kossuth
They have no tickets and ask no money; but the
real object is to obtain for forged checks bank
notes. orders &c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

HE COMPROMISE IN ALABAMA.-A series of resolu
tons acquescing as fnality in the compromise mea
sures enacted by Congress. have heen adopted by III
Alabama Senate by majority of two the vote benI
16 ayes 10 Ii NAYS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

On the 9th ut, the anniversary Of the execution OF
Robert Blum at Vienna. black edged pacards were
found posted on the street of Cresden contain
ing the words Robert Blum Ines - The police have
endeavored in vain discover those who put them
In Frank Maine the day, black
flags found erected island of the river
tanning the inscription Blum lires-Kossuth lifts
the from his tomb-the day for unity and free
dom's fight is dawnng r'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

CURIOUS CASE OF ABANDoNMENT.-Charle Shearer,
youth of seventeen, brought up at Brooklyn on
the 28h ult, charge of abandoning his wife,
He compromised the matter by agreeing TO allow her
dollar week for her maintenance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

An announcement is made in the London Times of
the intended creation Of fourth Presidency in In
dia, and proposal to remove the seat of Govern
ment from Calcutta to Lahore. The province
is to be constituted by the spacious province of the
Punjaub, to which, the east, it will annex the
broad districts of Agra and Bengal, up TO the banks
of the Some, embracing the populous and important
cities of Allahabad and Benares. To the s uthwest
it will include the anomalous appanage of Scinde,
and will thus extend itself from the Hindoo Kosh to
the mouths of the Indus and from the mountains of
Belooehistan to the plains of the Ganges.
The re-payment OF letter postage would be fruit
full subject for poets TO display their talents upon.
Poughkeepsie Eagle.
That's fact. We've been looking these ten years
for some lofty subject on which 10 expend genius
So here it goes:
The man that now a days will write,
And not prepay his letter,
Is worser than the heatheiis are,
What don't know any batter;
And if you take a fine tooth comb,
And rake down safl creation
You couldn't find
In this mighty nation.
. american Mechanic.
The Macon Citizen notices che fact that .. the first
Shad taken Savannah the present season" was SER
we'd at the Laner House. in that city, Or Thursday
last
Having more than one wife at time; al Salt Lake,
, is now called B1gamy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

The Census Tables have made their appearance
and their results such surprise persons In
regard to the iron produced it has been asserted
the domestic consumption has fallen to 100000 tons
Now, compare pig alone by the two census Of 1910
and 1880
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

Hoe TRADE.-The Cincinnati Commercial says
that the number of hogs received in that city up to
Tuesday last, was l598l6, against 99,596 to the
same period last year-being increase of 60, 220
This does not include the number which may be in
the pens the other side of the river. The sales
on the 18th instant comprised 1869 head, at 81 so
a 60
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

The Census aoo3k is highly interesting and instrnc-
live 10 the clerks engaged, many of whom have done
nothing for months but add up columns of units,
and hundreds &c wouldn't mind it," said one of
them to u.s. the other day, if could stop when
leave of; but can't. Do what may, go where may,
The addition is still going and my very dreams are
mathematical Last night. for instance, as my wife
informs, me, after trying Tor long time TO forget the
monotonous work, at length fell off to sleep by foot
ing up column. Nine. said I, nine and three is
We've and fves seventeen. and threen's thirty, and
hheS thlrty-nine, and siXeens fifty five. and tweIves
HAty-Seven, and eeven's seventy eight, and ffteens
mhety-th and seven'S ONE HUN-DREp.-aad away
went INTO sleep profound the ghosts ofthouS-
@I'S OF ordlnals would permit me 10 enjoy
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= , Entrance 81 Gold street.
NJ B:-L s Go have recently published and have now
of Edinburgh. and Prof Norton of Yale College New a
vcn complete in vols royal 1000
"a steel and 600 wood engravings Price, muslin binding
So in paper covers, for the mail, S. %
Dec. 10, 1851 az
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Having more than one wife at time, at Salt Lake
is now called B1gamy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

It is said that during the year 1850, there were
ffty-three steamboats, lost on the western waters
and sixtyfour seriously injured. In these 700 per-
lost their lives, and million and half of prop
erty was destroyed-Morgan Journal.
This, observes the Louisville Democrat, is about
the strongest argument in favor of railroads The
immense loss of property to say nothing of the hum
dreds of human lives lost by accident upon the river
is sufficient to induce everybody prefer the rail-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-12-26

A FINE EAR FOR MUsIc.-Two Irshmen in eros.
sing field not hundred miles from this place. came
in contact with jack. who making daylight
hdeous - with his unearthly Drawing. Jenny stood
moment in astonishment but turning 10 Pat, who
seemed as much enraptured with the song himself,
remarked, Its fine large that bird has for
music, Pat, but sure he's got a wonderful cowld.'
The Boston Journal states that long experience of
the Coast Survey, with some dozen different lines OF
telegraph establishes the fact that the velocity of the
galvanic current is about 400 miles per second
the time of transit between Boston and Bangor was
recently measured and the result that the time
cupied in the Inconsistencies sixteenth housa ndh
of second, and that the velocity of the gavanic
is about 600 miles per second than the average
of other experiments.
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More Family Differences.

The Pennsylvania Democracy are not whit
more happy in some particulars than their
brethren of the South, though their differences
mainly arise out of personal jealousies and NOR
titled ambition. They are divided just now
into CAss and BUCHANAN sections, and each
wages war upon the other in the most ferocious
style. Such epithets as shameless falsehood,"
corrupt, bad men," 'secret calumniators,"
venetian bravo, ""potroon, !" "fellow aborers
in political iniquity," are banded about freely,
and with zest which proves that even harder
phrases would be employed if the vocabulary
of abuse could supply them.
The quarrel has its origin in the jealous eff
forts of the friends of Messrs. BUCHANAN and
CAss to sustain their respective claims to
the Presidency. The former gentleman is re-
commended by those who put him forward, in
great measure, upon the point of State pride,
while the latter is declared to possess preten-
sions of more truly national character. Mr..
BUCHANAN's supporters are tainted with vanity
and folly; and they, in turn, retort that General
CAss failed to aid the promoters of the Com
promise at its most critical stage, and is, there
fore, unworthy OF nominations; and that he has
further disqualified himself by intermeddling in
the late elections in Pennsylvania, to the pre-
judice of regular Democratic nominee.
With the quarrel itself we do not NEEDLE,
but it is too instructive to be lost sight of by
those who are at all interested in the internal
polity of the "united Democracy" A racy
chapter will be added to its history before these
Pennsylvania champions lay down their pens.