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DR DEIANEY's PRIVATE MEDICAL FoRNULaRT
- being faithful ssserpti9a % ne nAture symptoms
Tisr.llS sasot. rssutn from sefsbuss o. improper bss
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psns m.rrsse Il q especial iporaaos srang.rs
:ss spas !. .4 s y zee I
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S Pre-. only s ';.:; N De- es
stree Brssdwsy New YORK..
rs ssRrAsoRE WOULD rSroks he HUNDREDS
- W. arly . bin for The cure 81 diseases that he hots
tsr,s dsJsS ne Z s,sd Spos s.y 70 witness u. s,5
~ ysud a.sr2e v9rshy I'LL ~
care ths' ,h.y nay ely cheap PLEASANT. and sgegdy
srsti, 4. koRTAsORt, " rs Tiilsn street.
nR coOPER u DUANE STREET Has ron rms
~ last fourteen years cohhned his e the
nent q msreursl and other diseases Ne ours the me
ssrsv.tes Eases q Wis disease. s.s mid s.sss removed
DR MORRISON Is CONSULTED COMPLEMENTARY
~ certain dseass vhiss he cures without m.rssry in
their forms Recent affections be In aev
days rrsctios Of thirty years enables him
4. SSH..gS;S ss's ~
Fulten street
NO cURE NO PAY.-DR coRBITr. 10 DUANE ST
IN be consulted the treatment o. oert.n
practice o. sixteen devoted 70 the
cate diseases snshles Dr. c. 70 the form Of
assses. Recent cured In tAres days No mersu-
W. used.
DR vARRpr n CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
~ Diseases. from Is years prsetice. Of which
hospital. Dr. w. enabled 70 guarantee. speedy cures
without See his dip in his once, Ne
street adioiana Chatham square, With the frs
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h0CToR Y0URSELF-T0R TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
- BY means Of the Pocket Ascuapus, Every One His
Own Physician. Thireth edition, with hundred
cravings showing Diseases and Malformatons in every
shape and form, by william Young NJ d. Graduate Of the
University Of Pennsyy The various ferns Of Secret
Diseases faithfully described and all the recipes given
in plain language. The chapter SAbuse is worthy Of
particular and should be read by every YounS
whe have been unfortunate in contracting disease
previous placing yourselves under the Of doctor
matter what his preentons may be- get copy Of this
truly useful work Strangers visiting the city particularly
those marriage think Of returning home
without copy Of the Pssket euaPus Sea captains and
persons going should Dr. Youngs Treatise
Marriage, the Pocket s,uapus, Every One His Own
Physician Any person sending twenty-five cents enclosed
in letter will receive copy Of this book BY mail ora
copies will be dollar Address ID r. WIN fOUN
52 Spruce Philadelphia; and for sale by Strin
Townsend, 222 Broadway New York.
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> 0OO OOO OF BOTTLES NEARLYoF DR. KEL-
Hs,UUO,UUU lingsr,s Lnim'n Mt. have been sod, Gu
each 10 be had at Nos 44 and as Broadway 30 Pearl
street Of Ihos Hope Co.. Hudson aud Chambers Streets
u Ihekner Co. 81 Barclay street. c. Ring John street
ana Broadway the Rushtons and OF all the druggists. IL
certain the bair IL is usea.
gsbroAsvay Hyasts LIE Bslsam, nieeares via Gnerry
bttsrs sands Tovnsends SArsaT arlas, aud uuchngs
AMI Bakss Btters. Large deductions foreign traders
Call and see our wonderful cures and references.
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(k0O REwARD-JEFFRIEs ANTIDoTE, A sPE-
WOOO cihe Mixture for the private dissrderS
l. makes speedy cure without the least restrictions Of
Diet drink exposure change application business
The proprietor challenges single which the mixture
will net under the forfeiture Of hundred dollars
IL put bottles, with full directions at 81 One bot
tie lasts are cured in two DAYS For sale By
H. RING 1872 Broadway; los Bayard street, New York
" Little, l04 Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co.
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DE- nALrI, .gTaos q ~. "PaASTIcAL PA;

D1..s Tre .ti,s naoescs ban,, - ~
(Sundsy excepted mo. 81 Greenwich street, II has
Of surprise TO some that any one Of rcspecsa-
attention to diseases which people Of description pre-
send TO care % easily IT, the pArt
Oh The meries these people bring society
very different opinion would be formed And 10 10
well - the body that is deplsred but are sueh
nature Acct postsrty and destroy
encuvs fseulty altogether Is fast thkb, when
pfopsfy tea:s they may remain dormant In the
stunen ~ 20 appear in other than in their cneS
opsn pos.srsy yes properly understood moot easily
ana 1iJ removed From the medical
ts the author h.s enjoyed sod very extensive and long
praeee THIS he has ample stating that
many cAses can be cured days h.d
years. and that in stage Of diseases shsI
eonsequenoes IS wen the depiorabe elects resutna
from early improper habits he can insure such safe
and radical be obtained from other souros
America Those who apply earlier sssxsa vi Be sur
prisst atth and rspidiytof Aha cure
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I Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN rnR NEW YozK
IL Post Once, January llth, 1851.
OFFICIALLY rvsLsAKs rArrn rAvrs LAks.sr
ctrcrLArIoE.
Please the date Of the list In which tAsy are ad-
vsrt.ssd. LADIES' LIST.
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II ELLIHoERs LINInEST Oh MAGIC FLUID. GIvsS
h instant relief in Rhsamatie Pains, breaks up deep
seated Css CHA and ali Of male or emA
strengthens the patient At dose or AppeAlIoH
matters not what the pain or weakness Gomez ~ ~
certain 70 Merchants they cell Aundred 10 one
any other. Sold In large bottles from Is 90 Ssh ~ ana
81 dozen, cash. Those whs buy the large size get third
In proportion, for their IL has not sed
solitary in Fastening and restoring the har on Ole
references and a. the depots go Pearl street
s64 and 476 Broadway Grand street Neal ~ xUOO
Of bottles have been soa and It's hrst friends are It's
best Il L. and has been used for years By the IsnGs
iltens Ludlows by the elite and the faculty generally
N BSsd all druggists pedlers and groosrs
the United States generally This the only instance Of
the wealthy circle being referred TO In the history
medicine There Ia dishwater second bottle hum pug
here-syery trial mai 90 many friends
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Egvards Mrs Mary EnrlsA Mrs. Cedar Elliot. xssGrssn-
wioh
Esglsston Miss II syss. Miss MARI Eseston Mrs Bra
len~g
Flnes Catharins Egsrtonrrs ssrtha Evans Miss Ann
Emerson Mss Eli Emmers hissL9usa Evans Mrs Richard
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m psIANTY.s PRfvArE nEpfcAL FoRuur.RY
nR NsRrApoRE WOULD rSroks NE HUNDRED,

nR. coOPER, u DUANE STREET HAs yoR rms
~ last fourteen years confined his practice 70 the treat
nent Of mercuris and other asesses csn eurs me
ssrsvated cases of this disease sra mild
vo 70 eve days. perfect oure no charge.
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nR wARRlr ~ CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED ON
~ Diseases. from Is years practice, Of which
hospital Or. ". IL enabled 70 rusrants. speedy cures
without mercury. See his pioms II his once Ne Nett
street ad0inina Chatham square With the frst
s1Sssry asa nsdeiae his eoansry lass ever prgdassd
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Mo cURE NO PAY.-DR- coRBITT, 10 DUANE ST.
IN mar consulted the treatment o. oert.n diseases.
practice o. sixteen devoted 70 the treatment On DALI
cate diseAsss snsbles Dr. c. form Of this
aissses Rscsnt eases cured In Ares days. No mersu-
~
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
dasein afew hours by avegetable application, with
oa pain. In debility brought on BY improper habits and
corstitu eton combine medicines with the local
remedy and show there who
not be cured without IT, have daily stand
ing from the other physicians. In all guarantee perma-
mem cure have eontrac lions daily, cure without caulto
whea others USE caused by their not expens the dsease
certificates show that eaualit Yeu cured in
day. D. Corbyn You expelled complaint in few
hours Deroud. was under the other phyhsicans
year, without benefit body was covered. cured
70 Be cured q debility without benefit you cured
BY local and general treatment in short time Jas Salts
bury. Treatment by letter Once hours from TO A. r.,
and 70 n DR. LARk0NT AZ Reade street, two doors
from BroadMaY.
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NEW MEDICAL B00KS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment OF delicate diseases
and all the kindred adectionslustrated by
Der Of sslored plates large life by Homer
Bostwiek d. lecturer surgery and diseases Of the
above named nature 1t large quarto-0 pages second
editions price SO Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal II may be said fearesly t. be equal
Records or Actions works on the same family Of and
far superior to anything Of the kind Published this
country" Author of rhe Family Physician price TWEEN
ty-hye cents Auth Of work self and its
psrabls defects &c. &c. sixth edition. fourteen plates
price 81 For sale at the publishers STRINGER TOWN.
SIND, ~ Broadway and by the author, OI BroAdWay.
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Elections.

KEnTUcKY.-Col L. w Powell, Democrat was in
augurated Governor of Kentucky on the second in
slant The Democrats carrying Kentucky is GER
tainly phenomenon.
ARKANsAs.-Johnson Southern Rights Candidate,
has been elected to Congress by majority of l7oo
over Preston the nominee of the Union party.
Johnson is the man who scored Mr. Stanly so hard
in the last Congress.
TExAs.-The recent election in Texas has resulted
in the choice of Bell for Governor, and Henderson
for Lieut. Governor, both Democrats. Scurry has
been elected to Congress from the first district and
Howard from the second also Democrats.
JUDICIAL ELECTIONS IN MIssoURI.-The st. Louis
Republican up its details of the election in that
State for judges of the circuit court follows nine
anti Benton men, four Benton men, and undefn-
able have been elected judges of the circuit court
in this State. The supreme court will have upon
it's bench one Wing, one anti-Benton, and one Ben
ton
TENNEssEE.-The Memphis Eagle says that the
state of parties in the newly elected Legislature will
be as follows:
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Go. nat,ona1 I.os.--I,eath of Levi Vvooabury.

A Great National LOss--Death of Levi woodbury.
Hon. Levi Woodbury., one of the Judges OF the SUI
preme Court of the United States died at bis resi-
dence in Portsmouth, N. H., at quarter before IL
on the evening of the 4th inst, after brief illness
His disease was an eruption Of the skin.
The death of Mr. Woodbury. can be regarded IN
no other light than that of great national loss For
the last thirty years he has occupied an active and
prominent position before the public and so concia
tory and national was his course that he secur-
ed the confidence and respect of both sections and Of
both parties so much so indeed that we believe he
was the favourite Presidential candidate of his party
in many of the Southern States. The uniform sup
port of his own State shows the consideration IN
which he was held at home. A sound Democrats
reliable statesman-an able Jurist, and national
politician. his loss cannot be replaced nor the
vacuum he has left be filed.
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change its terrible condition, and bring health and
hope and soul into Ireland once more Shall they
say in future that, standing upon the banks of the
Boyne in 1851, we swore union and action for the
sake of our country, and that from that memorable
day the fortunes of Ireland were retrieved
There is in far distant island under the daz-
cling Antartc stars, whose glowing genius forecast
the solemn spectacles of next Monday Swear it,
said Thomas Meagher in Belfast. g that you shall
have another anniversary to celebrate that another
obelisk shall cast its shadow on the Boyne-that
hereafter your children descending to that river may
say, That is to the memory of our fathers they
were proud of the victory which their grandsres
upon these banks, but they ambitioned to achieve a
victory of their own; their grandsires fought and
conquered for a king-they for a nation. Be their
memories ,pious,. glorious, immortal, y Would to
God that he to-day to speak to the heart of Ire
land the grand significance of this event!
The question is now before us. Shall the people
of Ireland perish or their soil or not Another
ten years like the last, and not man. woman, or
child would be left in Ireland at the present rate of
progressive decrease. Not one save those whom the
English government maintains. This must end or
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Decisions OF the Supreme Court.

By RUFFIN G.. J.-Attorney General " Oden Car
and Jesse R. Hyatt ion.-Grant vaca-
ted. Isaac Vanhorn and others, v Alexander Duck
worth and wife. in Equity, from Burke demurrer
sustained bill dismissed with costs Wiley G. Bal
ly, v. E. Carter and N Young Admrs, in Equity
from YanceY. Bill dismissed with costs Lewis
Chambers, V. Lebo Massey, in Equity, from Hay
wood; decree for defendant, plaintiff pay COSTS
Jacob Sims =: John Killian, from Haywood, iudg-
ment affirmed John Lcuiir3;r.d V. Geo. w Vols and
Mary Ferrol, Admrs., from Haywood judgment at
frmed.
By NASH, J.-Mes Goforth. v Littleton Patillo
and John Young, in Equity, from Buncorhbe bill
dismissed with costs. M. A. Baird, (Sen.) V. w.
R. Baird and others, in Equity. from Buncombe
decree for plaintiff, account ordered Hall and Vile,
v H. L. POTTS. ct al, from Haywood bill dismissed
with costs Joseph Ponder, v James Carriers Admrs.,
at law, from Yancey: judgment affirmed. Wiley
Revel, V. }. A. Pearson and S. j. Neall. from Nc
Dowell judgment reversed, centre de noro
By PEARSON, IN. Baton, Admir- of l. Baird,
decd V. w. R. Baird, in Equity, from Buncombe
no error in decree below. Thomas S. Deaver v A.
L. Erwin, in Equity from Buncombe no error in
decree below. njunctons dissolved with costs Re-
becca Lail, V. Michael Huffman, in Equity, from
Burke decree for plaintiff Robert Chapman, V. ia
cob Null in Equity from Burke; bill dismissed with
costs, on defendant paying Hills note. Jas. A. AL
len and wife, v. L. B. Bryan, and Mills. Admir-, in
Equity, from Rutherford; decree for plaintiff, ac
count ordered. L. D. Chds V. H Henrickson in
Equity, from Cleaveland no error in decree below
plaintiff to pay costs Jacob Harshaw, v E. s. Moore
from Burke !; Judgment afirmed,-AshevMe Meas
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PERSONAL Appearance Of Socrates.

Seldom has the appearance of great man beeH
faithfully preserved In the picture of the School
of Athens we look on the faces of the other pbiloso
phers and detect them only by their likeness to some
ideal model which the painter has imagined to him.
self But the Socrates of Raphael is the true histo
rical Socrates of Kenophon and Arstophanes. Could
we transport ourselves back to the Athenian market
place during the Peloponesian war; we should at
once recognise familiar figure, standing with up
lifted finger and animated gesture, amidst a groun
of handsome youths aged sophists eager to hear
to learn and to refute. We should see the Silence
features of that memorable conference.-the fat
nose, thick lips, the prominent eyes-the mark of
thousand jests from friends and foes. We should
laugh at the protuberance of the Falstatf stomach
which necessary hardship, no voluntary exercise
could bring down.
We should perceive the strong built frame: the de-
velopment of health and strength, which never sick
ened in the winter campaign of Potidea, yet in
the long and sitting heats of the blockade of Athens
which could enter alike into the oval revelry of fes
ii vities of Xenophon and Plato sustain the auste
rites, the scanty clothing, the bare feet and the
coarse fare of his ordinary life. The strong common
sense the humor, the courage of the man. were con-
spicuous his very first appearance. And every
one knows the story of the physiognomist who de-
tected in his features the traces of that fiery temper
which for the most part he kept under control
but which, when it did break loose, is described by
those who witnessed it absolutely terrific oerleap
ing both in act and language every barrier of the
binary decorum of Grecian manners.
QudrterlU ReUiew
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INoUEsT.-On Thursday evening last, Coroner
WooD held a Jury of Inquest over the body of ne
gro boy named DEMps aged about 10 or IL years,
the property of WASHINGTON BoNHAM, minor The
Jury rendered verdict to the effect that the de-
ceased came to his death in consequence of whipping
and bad treatment received at the hands of CHARLES
BoNHAM, brother of the owner, who had the boy in
charge. CHARLES BoNHAM was accordingly arrested
on warrant issued by the Coroner, and lodged in
JAIL to await his trial at the next term of Supe
rior Court.
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Wing majority,

MIss1ssIpP1.-In Mississippi, the returns from Sc
counties show Ga 3 Union men, and only {: State
Rights men elected to the State Convention. This
result seems to foreshadow the success of FooTE at
the Gubernatorial election, which will occur next
month.
B9g~ Subscribers to the ':UImington Jou1nal'
Weekly, who may desire to take the Daily paper
can have their transferred to that list and
proper credit will be given for the unexpred term of
their weekly subscription.
Bg3g~ Sewall Short, of Baltimore, has invented a
new and approved mode of inserting window glass.
No putty is used.
The price of putty will, of course, cease to be
object of interest to enquiring young gentlemen
GA genius out west has invented a new kind of
dwelling. They made of India rubber, and are
portable that you carry row of three stories
high in your hat.n-Er. paper.
We can put four or five stories on the outside of
our paper. There would no doubt be more bricks
in the hat than in the paper though.
Es2~Lola Monies will appear at the Broadway the
atre, New York this winter, having been engaged
by Mr.. Barry, the manager, whilst in London.
FREED AND ESCAPED SLAvEs.-The following table
shows the number of fugitive and manumitted slaves
from the southern States during the year ending
June lst. 1850. These statistics are compiled from
+hn official onnsnS tables
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL,
WTLMINeToN. n. O.. MONDAY. sEPT. |, 1881.



JAMES M. REDMOND, Tarboro, Edgecombe county, n. C.
josiah JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county.
JOSEPH r. KEMP, Baden county.
DR.. SHERWOOD, Strickland's Depot, Duplin county
B. S. KooNcE, Richland, Onsow county.
B. BARNES, Black Creek Wayne county.
LEWIS JONES, Pink Hill P. o., Lenoir county.
VoLNEY B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, Is
the only authorized agent for this paper in the cities of Bos-
ton New York. and Philadelphia. and is duly empowered
to take advertisements and subscriptions His receipts will
be regarded payments His Offices are-Boston, Con-
gress street; New York, Tribune building Philadelphia,
northwest corner of Third and Chestnut streets
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JUST RECEIVED AT PIERCE,s BOOKSTORE.

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The Countess of Rudosadt, Sequel to Consueo full of
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| July 4th 1851 43f
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Arrival of the America.

The British Steamship America arrived at Halifax
on the Sd inst, with four days later advices. Her
news is not important. The Queen of England was
about to start her usual Fall trip to the Highlands
of Scotland. The meeting of the Catholics of the
United Kingdom in opposition to the Papal aggres-
sion act was held in Dublin. There was much ex-
element, and some violence occurred.
At the Yacht race on the 3d. the America was
the last to get away from her moorngs but pas
sed her Is competitors, and reached the winning sta
ton Is minutes ahead of the Volane, the best Eng
lish yacht. The race was very brilliant, and the
grandest day ever seen at Cowes. The throng of
spectators immense. The Americas match with
the Titania will take place about the 29th. The
America is Yacht from N. York taken out to COM
pete with the vessel of the British Yacht Club.
The question of establishing packet station in
Ireland was still discussed and large meetings had
project.
FRANcE.-The opinion gains ground that Prince
de Jonville will be candidate for the Presidency
The President has abandoned his tour on account of
some rihng disturbances in the provinces which de-
manded his attention.
The America arrived at her wharf in Boston on
the 4th. Her mails bring the further intelligence
that Mr. Warren. late Consul General of the United
States at Vienna, and Editor of the Lloyd Newspa-
per, has been expelled from Austria. The Emperor
issued the order himself to show his feeling with
gard to the opposition Mr. w had exhibited to some
of the acts of his government
man too busy take of his healths is like me-
ehanic, too busy to take care of his TOOLS