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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03
wholesale stores In Wilmington.

II has always seemed to us that, 10 enable whole.
sale business 70 be properly DONE il should be conn
ed TO one branch, for instance. groceries or dry
goods, or hardware or china, any other department
OF trade Such at least, is the system in all the whole
sale markets in this country. and believe il is foun
ded on reason. The high reputation of Wilmington
as grocery market, we presume is much owing TO
The exclusive attention paid TO that branch of business
by those engaged in it, the natural position ad
van'ages of the port. Some movement in this drec.
ton, in the different branches of business is think,
necessary 10 enable to compete on equal terms in
the of progress with to the north
and south of us. We submit these views with all due
Difference for the judgment of those who better
quainted with the subject than pretend to be.
We believe, however, that on examination they will
not be found wide of the mark.
Our attention has been drawn to this subject from
having stepped into the new china store of Messrs.
McRae Harriss, on Tuesday afternoon This store.
which is located in Capt, Potters new granite front
buildings. Front street. below Market, is Of the
very largest in the Stale, and is exclusively devoted to
china delft, glass ware etc 1t is hundred feet
in depth, all of which is filled with wares. with the
exception OF small portion reserved for packing The
second story also occupied by the business, and by
agricultural implements, of which large assortment
is kept. The stote when fully arranged will be quite
equal 10 any in Charleston, and well worthy VISIT
FIT is well known that putting is practice of which we
are not guilty; but in the present instance we feel
called upon to chronicle an evidence OF progress in the
business of town, and do so with perfect
imparality, since this is the only store of The kind in
the place. Besides the goods direct impoations,
having been shipped from Liverpool, for the propre-
tors, who should be sustained in their audable efforts
Talking of deep stores reminds us of our friend,
Mr.. Robinson, Hardware man, very few doors above
the China store, who, think. has the deepest
store in the State, and deyoes himself exclusively to
the Hardware business, wholesale and retail He has
everything in that line from needle anchor and is
witha very clever fellow, and ought 10 be, and is
well patronised
In the same region, Mr. Loves Furniture store chal
enges attention. 1t is very deep and very full. No
being house keeper not Judge of such articles
but have no doubt that they good and cheap
AS for Grocery. Dry Goods and other stores
their is legion, and their proprietors gentlemen
but have confined ourselves exclusively to those
which present something new, and which could
notice without mourning the charge of partality Of
puferv,
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Competitors Wanted.

Wanted at this Office two good Compositors one
them will be required to work occasionally at the
press Suitable hands can obtain permanent en-
.nlovmenk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03

New ORLEANS. Sept 30.-The steamship Yacht
has arrived, with news from the Rio Grande, Texas.
Her advices from Northern Mexico are of the most
important character. and thus far show brilliant
triumph in favor of the liberating army. The rev.
olutionary movements in Sierra Madre said to be
completely successful.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03

Acc1DENT.-On Monday morning the 22d ultimo,
the Cars of the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad started
as usual, and when not than three four hun
bred yards from the Depot, the Locomotive without
previous notice spfang from the track into the air,
lighting its top the wheels uppermost presenting
very much the appearance of large turtle lying on
its back with its feet describing circles in the air
The engineer and fireman were thrown about thirty
feet into ditch, without receiving any injury. We
can account for the accident only upon the suppose
ton that the old Tornado,'' had that morning for
the first time awoke to the fact that the & Raleigh
and CASTOR really to be rebuilt, and in the
element of the moment forgetting that sloav and
suren must still be her motto for while she made
the wonderful spring.--Raleigh Deaf Mute.
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SUFFICIENT ExcusE.-A gentleman having late
" been called on to subscribe to of lectures
declined, because" said he, "my wife gives me
lecture every night for nothing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03

The fisherman who stabbed himself with an eel on
Thursday, is considered out of danger. having died
| Saturday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03

SUspENDED.-The paper entitled Ned Buntlin
Own published at New York. has been suspende'
The next best thing would be to suspend - Ned
himself.
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Mr.. CALHouN's WoRKs.-We have received from
Mr.. Josheph Walker of this city copy of the lst
volume of MIR Cahoun's Works, containing g dis
QUESTION the constitution and Government of the
United States" This work has been edited by r.
K Cralle Esq. and published under the direction of
the General Assembly of this State. Were any adj
ditiona evidence wanted Of the gigantic strength of
the late Mr.. Calhouns intellect, this would be suff-
cient-It is indeed ii mastery performance, and one
try and in Europe. The book bears the imprint of
A. 5. Johnston Esq of Columbia and is beautifully
printed. The binding likewise is extremely neat and
reflects much credit on Mr.. Joseph Walkers taste
and skill in this branch Of his extensive business
1t is for sale at Mr.. Walkers establishment East
Bay, and all the Book Stores in the city Price only
two characterization Courier
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03

The Fire Annihiator Company have commenced
operations in New York city Machines, amounting
to 100000 were disposed of on the first day. E. K.
Collins took six for each of his Atlantic steamers.
Also nearly all the hotels in the city, with the thea
tres, have been supplied with them. Machines were
also purchased for the Revere House, Boston, and
many of the southern hotels and steam boats A
public test of the annihilator, by setting fire to
three STORY building NewYork, will be given
about the 5th of Otober.
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We learn from the witnesses attending the Supe
ror Court of Nash county, last week from this place.
that the trial of Dr. Spencer D. Armstrong acces
sorry after the fact to the murder of Tilghman Hunt
near this place in March last. did not take place,
but was postponed by the Attorney General until
next March.
The reason the trial did not come on, wa5 because
the Clerk was ignorant of the name of the county
seat of Bladen. and neglected to have % subpoena is
that the chain of evidence not complete against
Armstrong without the required witnesses from Bla-
den .--
Any man who aspires to be the Clerk of a Court
ought to have information Ell ough to know the
ty seat of every county in the State at least have
sense enough to look at some map almanac, or post
Office list and find out and not subject witness tc
the trouble and expense of attending Court, bun
dred miles from home, to purpose upon such
frivilous excuse.
Perhaps it would be improper to express an opin
ion in this case. before judicial examination. bu
we learn that the opinion is very general tn,
guilt of the accused If he is guilty hope justice
will be melted out to him.
Pitt the instigator Of the murder has not been ia
ken. Damon his tool it will be recoected, wa
hung here last June--Norti Carolinian.
CARRYING LIME on VEssELs.-A notice from tn
President of various insurance Companies is publish
ed in the Philadelphia papers They decline insu,
ing vessels that carry lime either on or under decl
! The frequent losses by FIRE caused by lime on boar
of vessels render this stem absolutely imneratiyc
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

M the WarrfIsI2,-oiihe Ilprida and Other
" Indian Wan siuo, I;9O,-ar. isr thc cpfHHis -
iured oE.ctrs Of thc Wu With MsNicn,-vhp ssr.
yri fr ,u, month and upward., ,ni have received
11 Iaul Land Il lead, i1r their viduws &C miuYr
,hi ,1,) obtained unJ,r the new Jaw bl liolii.
tom. Who be-. au Ascag, at Washington.
- fLre, uallsf o.. lsIti. H. u1s -ru1 .,s i've
ia. Western state, &c the selection Il land. aud
hoatiar q warrants, D. pusoral iuI,gi.IH, alI
Ta,s abe highest each Iu,c foe lands ihrs heated.
u,i. n, 1850 il3~.
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Mistrllnnr0u5.
An Interesting Incident.

ka Interesting Incident
A oorrspoaa,u, Of the Blair Comfy tPa)
Wing. furni,he. that raI-r Win ~ rlr'e-
ular uf an interesting incident, n Which be-
Vas an eye witness l. oocs1cd on '.e hnr
Of The Grra, Internal improvements ni ih''
Sale. u i one Ct itosr srvnss ui genuine
Hind h-aftrir-.s W hich make the tear h-.l
Nth ur-usrat'c slss..srs, sut furieu.rt
With ihc iuvul,-,-ry colsc.c'sr,ss h1tiic-'
10" sunr,h.as uf ibe angel suH actroo''
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oce.u,d ino ,rau,-ss.r1u, ui F-'rurrrs
iru.n tie Wet. vr- ua,rt a o1r.' n'-',
Vs.un- thc arrival OF tHe gr.ia ere E'r,rr
ynIuua, H-,srh' io'Hr Ers. It.c7s
tatncft.r t.rl, O. l.'.. r.... 500 ya.-...-
81 r,r. surd hy hsrrH. E..rrmrr .-g 'te
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llnr nuu. Sour stomach. lBurHr,, Wind, Sc.
ar. Tu.,Ah ,uu,d ~. t ....r 90 l;isHtr Eail l',.
IHifHhUr internally. Ifr.I I,'i.tHr. U.u.I1', .m.
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Farm for Sale.

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lMITImN ID nNIGnI.Ts

Trsh,.s Bldva,'s E,st, Relief uli Of ihs 1900.
thnufrd ar,uts, vbu.r u,u,.s 1901, irssutri iu i1'
rap,r Our travelling a-rHts hI1, power a sttuf-
us, si.l,i O., u.. hltu purhb.iu- sIv8ts lsk 90
,o, b. rn.r. 80 .uI p o,ui,, large h.U,s.
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DR.. PETTIT's
American Eye Salve,
,urEnroR TO ANY KSowS BrSEDr
FOR DISEASED EYES,
J,r Inflammation 81 that dTiicaI. Organ,
whether acate 90 Chrspio--for EgYPiiss
DpthsIn,Ia--At osy Of the Optic Nerve
g,nnaIa,Io.. 81 The Lid---tisersIis.
nj the Iacbryu ,st GlaHd- Rad weak
NEE 81 Ni-is. frsn n"y cau.s'
Dr.. J. PETIT, a MEMBER u the MEDICAL 50.
ctrrV 90 ONoNDA0o Co, y. Y, apt 1r forty
year. a successful practitioner o. melic'n-, hl' 10y
srtu,' experiment. and series ot practice Boz Va
rIciv of diseases % the agn, Discovered r. scientific
nrp5rti0uuiaut Of ingredients, combining F'hr1,
lsIEag lrsi s'rrnghsFiag prp'Tff mat have rr.
suI'ei n ehreting many AstlNlshiNe 'uE... Ill
have ssrur+l tb tie AMERICAN I'VE >NLNE
Dr.ruyEp ErSowN, uaoTflliei ~ o. hs'''y ~ ~
'laiIr prspfrliiD1.
IN, American Eye saive l. rac0mm.r'si
with perfect confidence t0 aI who are troubled l
cs1t pr ere sgss whether cnusrl by ncutr or CII.
ir i1h,mmlf.Iu,--1f frrofsiIli origia--r,rA1,H .-
hGsf Of r.sr -tEfsItlf ffIis ~ b. OPTIC HsrTf H.-
~ i5tsrs eel isg ,0H'iHusi boz n hs fys
Please real the following statements
A b,urh,erof ST. John Blft11, 80 p Commerce
Street. Newark, \ o., whose eyes hal been exceed.
On baF u M. Eva sALyE.
Hiram Cove. Of South Adams, Nar.. 'avs-.I
gr-s % ~ D. 70 ~ 40 Nj b.sH dRirfef r.h fH.s
syrs IL rurrr NFAHs rai n cured hIH," The Ha.
ancs ~ the dozen are 40 gone, and several have
spoken % me f1r some. Canyon send me % quaint
y by ESprr'st
:. s. Bulum. ~ Uu.11'1wn, II., lr ON rgH'..-
Ella Ilten ant vu,rs-h ~ ing ben ~, Asp
EyEHT Hoy EFrECrED A CURE.
John u. Miller. Of MI.s~burs. Ky. vr's'-.Wy
father hl, suffered greatly fr fa-'g E.T FT
CuruNC lNTiAuYAIIS ur TIE lII. H.| BIO
bssa fsrrsig rsref iT HfIHT grir Av. l1r ~lr.r
"Srr.ns what cure DO effected HH I.u. rE. .r.
iuHeI 90 ann.y DO tu stEuTrtHus sHHF .I ..T
susF. which vas much iaff H.irsi H.r.-'ri ..sF
dshIrgsi uIFfr fr ~ y+lr' IT, boz"
All a.t.u.slmHuf lI HT rf. n 900 be- rIIr ..l..
wNs UFttru. Iri d. rIr.'B Do f.rT 0a''
"A cousin. about r.F.f s"fH OBJ being
IRON NFNyDY wrrr s.Hr Irr., ..| .... ...E
. other rHmriV HHI furi lY r... .... ..
ua Az ErF ~ALyT. r..lI 40 l.r.i.H ,..f. 90
li,I running sore on he hcr.'
Though ,l., wonderful rr~-Igt. designed ...
Is Or Hs core N diseased cIrs, ST.. ne
HHu. 'r' testimony ......r
G.IrAlN TNrEACIUHs lN IHE WU..p
Pr-.HHI a.H I.rr H..I f f. #rf~" .t
nations, t.' 4, "...a. . a..
expectation.
TfuHIuiu cainrr num' a.I Soi'l.
rI.sfur. r.f t-r.r rf-.
una r-. "rr ~ Chilblniu.' r-.'.'s
ra.i' IlE.r1. rr.... r..|
Scroml,u, sore, and Ulcer, 'r.
rbL
nrnl,' Sor. SrcI, aud Chafc' .. o.
il "r. .~ '1. I'D .f
trrHs.d. r.r Es rilrs, H. r..f .H
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Why don't You destroy those B,d.busi
THE DEAD SHOT,

I, Just the thing that will DO 10 up right Like q
paint or yauish u dres on wherever o is applied.
and remains there the whole season, rendering asec
end application unnecessary,
Apply Il once thoroughly, and those 7ori'uf, crafk
iHg, btiag, ilrIacaiHg invaders Of your nightly resi-
Snail TROUBLE roc NJ MORE.
Remember, In the use of this, there - no poison
dust rising % poIIu'e the DIR of room, ~ - 2.
rays Ne case atlsr urag GfTcsirs Salina's dissof-
aia Aioohol; therefore, with ordinary care it = no
wise injurious 10 health.
PRICE % CENTS.
I. l. BUTCHERS Il the gsnuine-lrs orrc
Q. W. ATWELL, Portland Ne, W'olsllb AgS.'
To whom orders for supplies Of the article, 'hoa.'
b. addressed.
For let II agents see al1ys Advertisements
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PAINFUL ITrHINGS.
srINu CoNrLllNrS

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u.I.H ls IaU.. I.. IH.fs e.rA OBJ. Ready o..
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'hthffuhl NUttunuHs
II relieves the patient 0f G.iliasu 0- Dr-arfu ID
ne R,nf-of all WlllLZlNG or BUZZlNG SIN
SATlON such A. arc prJlgceI by t11 great "a q.
AMI pressure of tilui upua Re brIi5,-cuT'' pr.
Headache, and l. the only agent Known upon na..l
YOU can rely with Confidence for CuhIILlt
RADICAL CURE y Tar nod tOutlsi1ns a'Ifi','
The Cataurh.
II cisHnfos, irsng lsIis uHf rtSfJrtf D. Asli'y rIa
~ doe organs AID nsubrIHs5lI B1ilIgss n hsLsfh
the obiirucfiol Of which produces Pom i1 BE ir'-
lsaiani region o. the E5s', a t1ri ~ Fglgllg 81 %
Nose is-Js grnIHsr arE1iHg ytD1 ne Hsli il.l
Ls Ihr1li SC.
All these it cures easily AMI speedily, and the
most confirmed Cases OF CataTth, 10 Usually
cures IN a PEW MONTHS.
It's an unfliling cure f5r bleeding at the
Nose, II pencvcrcd In but a short time
There ia spuriou, article IN the market. pat 1n
by n. q. Gndley, which dealers and buyers will DO
well % avoid.
The test of the genuine Is % see that 10 bear he
name q CAarsi BOo,h, late Of AdAsJury, nov Of
lLHlptAT, VI
Q. W. ATWELL, Portland, Ne, Tiolsiiis Agest
TO. whom orders for supple, Of the medicine may b
addressed.
60, t,st Of agents go ah1y, a'yr.t.srmGuts.
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FOR BOSTON.

Dutr, tsruRp,,s & suSpns ncrrrrnJ
fGA q ID; 5'' , AVE., ' %o f i"n' , =:
y Z - Usrirr trl.guiHg Steamers 81.
WIFE NNRLNtE. tttpt. tYHUs
SruHrty,sr,i auI JOHN MARSHALL, tt'Tt.
GIo. kNIaur,) will run Bs l'luu.
I..l,irr Atlantic Rod Rsl WHAT rysrN Mnu-
,ll,. TFsJly, Noirr. las, Thur,ia, aud lrid'l
10 : o',lu,A T.. ". a1i Central What, Bu,luu, ur
Clio P...,,r. sIO1
M -
Firi.ht taken a. lHu afrs.
N.U.-Ia5h Bot is |pH.h.i eih large u1m.
I.r ut ltr R.1rs Dol. ti. ar.'amHdbr o. iss
trI IrrlH... and travellers zoe reminded that h,
UsIr. Cor. I IH.. u..h saving ui umr aui DSpgnse
viI o. ul f.. sH ihst che uuuH, gutrHrs ni sfTi,.
ir. r I.1I.u 80 late b.us 20 thr ni.bt vil alsn q,
Hf#f'...
90. U.,fs arrive in sr1.H1 ir ihr rHurHe.rr O.
taa. OLE. t4iIlT.f uH.rs H.t .I f1r cots.
T.. NllllND~ Agent. r.uIwi.
HKOuh- A..Ht BE- .H.
Nrrrb o. 1851. 5u
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For California.
W. u. EITTTtE q,
For Salc---l New Brick House.

fI'llE above. With convenient out huidiug., aud
4 81 100 sore ct rumr land, SoN pIa.a1t,
situated 10 Steep I ala Village lu NORWAY, vail D.
odd li bargain, Iud puss'ssiHu given immediate.
d. Terms 81 payment easy. Eur farther Ilftiru.
ars i.4u.r OF ihuNAS fOuL, 0u thc prCu,s,.,
pg thg ,ul.,ubgr.
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Complexion ri,hs ru's with iho Li1um IT h,aIth
Wth hin purr aHf 1if parian mlrll'--
~Hii aud sv'st ss thr fragrant rus'--
Teeth ls .HIui AMI wlii, 49, aAl3sipr,
Breath OF fnrrtrst farrlnJc, anil iirs ~ oFa tint,
With frniuf tmf.r's aul Ghis., ugks.
LuNur1nt urs... dsu,iH-. graceful, u'or ihr swan
Lk. u..h,
W dltk uru.'r spots Co ma, ihs plflslH. picture,
Or o. rtst .l shadow. r'cr brlui,'. master piece.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP.
Composed Of rtr most d,I.ciuu,, rare and fragrant
guHr,
OfoNtarfs. uil.. and co.il, efssna,s-
81 hpurr.. rnu's, ir'cs, aui oriental plants,
Possessing vuuIruus VIRTUES Ger Ain diseases.
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Saw and Shlnslr Will for sale.

TllE whole, or ono halfof ihs mill. situated on
Cunks River 80 Waterford, and fpuI.siI, Known
Dol. the MoWam il.'.. vi.l b. .ull 1t o. good iar.
gain, un immediate pHss..siun gi,cn. Thee Mis
'Ic srI situated c. e. constant supply 1T humber,
s1i aroliy market ior che .anr. Iuf further ulr-
tcuar inquire Of SAMUEL HALE, o1 che prem.
ices, gr th, subssfib,r at NDrua,.
NM. T.. GOODNOW.
April 2J. 1851. rUpIu1I
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Lock Here!
Quick Sulcs and snail profi,l,

Quick sales and small PT"ht'N
al. r.r,,r. who frtrrI lr.tiir- ttr ..~Iir. ssr.
\ ...1, will Geo. veil 90 clll on thr .risarlsI, l. De-
ufI hnIsb 10 ihr .IHrfr.t p..slr notice, aI h'ut.
. 4 Dor, arf u.uf.3 Window >ash, glazed and u1.
sliced. lI,rss b imuirIs .' even u.s'urfiHu, o.
.,rh,l Nth oui t.a rn-id, tipi'h. vh.rh l- vii
.-ii at rrir,s p4,A cannot ial iu suit ,u.f1nsrs.
O.OOO feet of Scnsoncd Pine Lumber.
C1larI .ra.a =. u. lNpliEIN'~.
Nuul isr., March - p, l-yl. ~
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