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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09

This is the title of a monthly of 80 octave pages
published at Ashborough, N. c., by R. H. Brown.
editor One dollar year in advance. 1t is intend
ed, We presume to be chiefly record of the import
ant official proceedings of public bodies throughout
the State, and to give in preservabe form interest
ing statistical information, carefully collected and
arranged by the editor and perfectly reliable CORES
pondents. The number before US is chiefly devoted
to education and the proceedings of the Methodist
Episcopal Conference The design of the publisher
is laudable one and we wish him that success, for
which we hardly dare hope.
The steamship Cherokee arrived at New York on
the LIST. She brings 1000 900 in gold and Califor
MIA mails to the 5th of December. The most impor
tan is that in relation to Indian hostiltes and
murders. An outbreak is daily expected in some Of
the southern districts of the State The number o.
fighting men among the Indians is stated at 5000
which is no doubt an exaggeration. The most vigo
rous measures of protection have been adopted
The news from the mining districts continues to bt
favorable Capt. Waterman, of the clipper shiI
Challenge, has been committed on a charge of muir
der The gold coinage for 1851 of the PHILADELPHIA;
mint amounts up to $50 l43, 44G. The New Orlean
and other minis will amount to 10000 900 more
hs7g~The Steamship City of Glasgow arrived a
Philadelphia the lst, with thirty passengers am
q freight worth half million.
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REMOVE A
Removed to Mulberry Street. between Front ard 5
nrfi Mate

EtcTlOVcU 70 MUINcffy Street. betVveen Front an
North Water Streets.
TTHHE subscriber continues to keep hand large
L and general assortment of CARRIAGES Of 1af=2E
his manufacture, which he offers for sale the
reasonable terms among which may be found Roekaways
BaroucEes, Dunhams, Buggfes, Wagons, Gigs Sui
keys, sc. Also Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and
inc before purchasing elsewhere am determined not
be undersold.
n. B. Repairing done at short notice and in the neat
est and best manner. ISAAC WELLS
Wilmington n c., July 4 1851 4Sf
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EyERITTsv1LLEF FEMALE AcADv,

THE next session in this Institution will commence a
l. LIST day of January, 1852. complete corps Of y
qualified Teachers is engaged. The Academy fumS
Apparatus The opportunities presented for sound an5
complished Education, equal to those of any simia
sttutiOn in the State.
For terms, Sc, application may be made to
JOHN EVERITT, ESQ., or
Rev J. JONES SMITH, Prncpsl
Everittsville, Wayne Co. NfT
There vacancies for only two three boardersi
family of the Principal but board can be obtained on w.
reasonable terms in families of the highest respeetabity
the village Dec. 6, 1S51-77- law&l+wSn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09

"a" Barnum's Museum in Philadelphia was de-
stroyed by fire on the evening of the Both ult The
building cost 100000 and its contents were also very
valuable as they comprised Peales large collection
of curiosties with many others which had been add
ell to it since it fell into the hands of Mr.. Barnum
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and ranged themselves under the banners OF total alb
tinence In reading select works different SUBJECTS ines
and all Others would derive far greater and sWeeter
than presented either the eqnenter OF the
or carabe or to the attendant and abettor
Of horse-race and other degrading sports hese and IKE
pastmes belong to semi barbarous age not to the present
one of light and science have been observer OF the
good effects reading societies elsewhere and am confident
one established and properly managed here 1t wou
be followed by similar happy results Let trial be made
and the attractions itself must help it forward
and sustain it in its operations.
Iremain, respectfully, your ob't servant,
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Th,ngs in washington city.

CONGRESS Nothing has been done in either House.
the Senate not having been in session, and the House
having been virtually in the position, being with
out quorum. The only matter before the House
the Kossuth reception resolution, which could moi
be acted upon for the already given. The
House adjourned on Wednesday 10 meet on Friday
when il adjourned over till to-day, without doing any
thing.
KossuTH On Wednesday Kossuth had an inter
view with the President of the United States. at the
White House. The distinguished exile expressed IN
warm terms his gratitude for the favors conferred upon
him and his country by the United States. together
with the hopes he yet entertained. The President re
piled courteousy but briefly and coidy, stating the po
Icy of the country TO be total dFconnnecton from Eu
ropean politics. There is little of sympathy and no.
thing of encouragement in Mr.. Fmores reply. We
publish the whole in another column.
Kossuth, accompanied by Gen. Cass, called on Mr.
Clay, who was too i'll 10 receive him. Mr. Clay II
represented as being very low indeed.
0a-His Exceency, Gov Reid, has issued his pro
cIamaon, offering a reward Of three hundred dollars
for the apprehension of Timothy Smith, John Upper
son, and VIM. Humpston, members Of or in some way
connected with the Circus Company, and supposed
have been concerned in the murder OF Milton Mathis
late OF Sampson county, N. c. No description is Civ
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TUsT RECEIVED AT PIERCE's BOOKSTORES r
y Margaret, tale of the real and ideal DIE
DeQuincey's Writings two volumes; l-,,ot Hours
Naval Life, by Lieut. Lynch; CioS''
Catechism of Familiar Things; Miller:
Scenes and Legends of Scotland, by Hugh Nii''''
Indications of the Creator, by Taylor; eilv readip
The Closing Scene, excellent work io[ ad
Negro Mania being an examination of the ssrmpbel
equality of the various races of men, by JOHN !.
Forest Life and Forest Trees; o,d Gpile to y
Inventors Manual of Legal Principles anu #.
Patent Office. , prradoeo 9iy
Also, the following new Juveniles Pr ;,tfs Mischief
Tuthill, book for boys and girls; The Li''' -a
ker. by Uncle Frank. p IT Conrad; AI8 sj
Also, the following Poem, by H. l. Nov 2 ls0
and other Poems. - raF
NEW FRUITS 10000 ane Oranges s 5;oo0 new r1.
~ % 5ss Apples oasks Zante Currants ood
noa Oitron boxes Jujubc Paste F[e s0N BLr
sale low by W1LhllNr~ -----~,,I vp1
TOBACCO, TOBACCO. Something f e URBAN
| j trade. at the sign of the Turk. y =
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Gz-The Directors of the Seaboard and Roanoke K
Company have determined to rebuild the bridge
over the Roanoke river, recently destroyed by fire. I'M
medatey Additional stock amounting to $1,000
is be issued. 1t is expected the bridge will be com
Melted in three months.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09

Auth orixcd Agents for the journal.
J MES NJ REDMoND, Tarboro', Edgecombe county, N.
JOSIAH Jon xs9N, Clinton, Sampson county.
J 0sEru r. KEMP, Bladen county.
De- SuEp VOID, Strickland Depot, Duplincounty.
3 BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county.
LEWIS JoNEs Pink Hill P. o. Lenoir county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09

DRUMMERs.-We learn that the Amateur Brass
Band want one or two drummers. There are plenty
of northern drMhnmers in WImin gton Jour-
Perhaps they are deficient in L" brass g. uyette-
UHe Observer
We are not sure about that some of them seem
to be possessed of an abundance of the " metal"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-09

NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC, FOX l0'-'
~ sale ct PIER E'S Book Store. -.
Wiley's North Carolina Reader daily expected
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The Cause of the Fl

W ~ P"~"N"'N~'
The Cause of the Fire.
The following letter in answer to one of inquiry
from the Commissioner, explains how the fire occurred
in the Congressional Library:
ARCHITECTS OFFICE, UNITED STATES CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON, D. c. December 26, 1851.
VIM EASILY, Esq, Commissioner of Public Buildings
SIR In compliance with the request contained in
your letter of this morning. have examined the Capt.
oI in reference 10 the origin of the fire which took
place in the Library of Congress the morning of the
oath instant, and find that it was caused by the tin1-
bers which formed the acoveS of the Library having
been inserted in the chimney t1ues
On examining the holes in the brick wall which
have been exposed by The removal of the burnt tim
berS found an opening of about two inches by the
thickness OF brick, INFO of the fues near where
the fire was discovered. The chmneys from the low
er rooms then examined and it was found that
the fue from the Of the Committee of the Senate
on Indian Affairs had heen recently burnt out. A
chimney sweep was sent up this fue and found the
opening into the Library alluded 10. His voice was
heard at the aperture in the chimney and he brought
down with him portion of the burnt timber that had
protruded into the fue
Large wood fires were made in the committee rooms
very early every morning. and tn. shut up until
they are occupied by The committees This chimney
must have taken fire while the rp,m was thus closed
and burnt out without being OBSERVE as might easily
be the case with any oil the chimneys in the building
Alter a careful examination of the subject, am of
opinion thai the fate of the Library depended on this
chimney. If it had taken fire years ago the result
would have been the same. The timberS were too ia,
above the fireplace to be set on fire in any other way
than by the burning Of the chimney and such an event
could not have occurred at any time without commu.
nicating fire TO the Library.
The alcoves of the Library were formed of timbers
filled in with 6 brck-nogging" The horizontal pieces
were let into the walls for the purpose of CITIZEN
ing the structure, thus afording the means of commu-
ncatng the fire The vertical scanting one of which
was placed against the wall in each partition.
The evidences of the fire having occurred in this
way are too conclusive TO admit of doubt and are
sufficient to remove all from those who have
charge OF the building, no human orethought or vig
lance could, under the circumstances, have prevented
the catastrophe.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant
i THOS U WALLER
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The UNITED STATES MINISTER IN FRANcE.-A
statement has appeared in the Paris semi-ocia papers
10 the effect that all the diplomatic corps appeared at
The Presidents levee on Monday night, and congratu-
lated him on his success" This, says The Paris cor
respondent of the New York Commercial, is incorrect
so far the representative of the United States is
cerned as he was not at the evee, has he yet for.
mally recognised the present government
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THOS. U. Err.
Architect of u. S. Capitol.

EMIGRATION To TEXAS "A bill has been introduce
ed into the Legislature of Texas, proposing to give to
every person who shall emgrate TO Texas before 1884,
or who is now in the State and has not obtained land
800 acres for heads of families and 60 single
persons requiring them, however, 10 settle and cult
vale the same
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|HsoBACCo, TOBACCO. Something g = BIT 3AN1
i trade, at the sign of the Turk. u l.
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lEAYsPEPsIA--PRHpAnE FROM THE FounrH

Observation-Disclosures FROM THE FOURTH
Y STOMACH Ox-The DIGESTIVE FLUID GAS.
prepared from Rennet the stomach Of the Ok after d.
gwen y Baron sibg the great
mediae and relief Dyspspsa jaundcs
Complaint Constipation Debility curing after Natures
Natures agent Gastric certain
kesps the stomach and bcwe in perfectly
Hall Ateaspoonful Of this nud water, will dgst dis
pounds Of roast beef in about tho
sBs ,sss5 SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
In bis celearbed Chemistry An
prepared from the eain
winch vaI1ore art Of eggs will be oned
the they would b in the
Dr. Psrea his Diet" published BY
fo"isr and Wslls IS the describes
lnetnod Of PREPARATION There few higher authorizes than Dr.
Combs il his valuable writing the Physology
diunuion the quantity Gastric Juice
Medicine in
the Gastric ron stomach q living anma
proved completely successful.
Pr Graham author q the uou. work snys
et cha. stomach e .nias
and sseng kind arfc Of them
we dinerent rom the natural dgestvs process
D slESns Sssas work ss BLANCHARD
in N hsioiy dgsson
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frorn il the Gastric Juice
q { Human dsyotss essnea
tim o. h subject His experiments with Dr. the GahIc
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Eor further proof the pssits nf sA
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~ N8s PRACTICAL DENTIST,
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SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY
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give ne
spcaks he medicine.
extracts samples Of those
5eoslps ~ = well nccounfs w hear
" FROM Dns: VA tuIIAN and RUSH.
w Il MsHA Ind. l. lS4T.
DAyss Syrup Of wild Cherry and Tar gass oil like
think that you choose gvs Agency that
medicine dispose Of in Northern Indiana
snoM II . mcssu oo AN. MI, On ,a1s
Your Id rba,rv "a ~ svup yiv., esUsra
hasn ut n X, srr t ~ .aJ NJ. rs.
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n kAILEl,S HlAGlCAll fAlN EAIhACyOh.,
h.t ths qualities q t
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II
ombna.iou the found itsd
auaa:. REMEDY
sass no nsnae s~sa occur .nd tSs bones unite
= M
Wen thsm relief and eaussa
1s at psiss RI
sss y IN s s 4 s3 s.si e.
" from ths = 0ur possession
;a1s ssss ss
residsR u Hamilton county and City q cIneip
s ss e. a thu 70 HS
have much bodily lost
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e lie aa s mp
Y hearty ever and TIE use IF two
% "a
Cncinnsi, an month, ls41. -. .s s. 81
For Eyspsls. he PAIN ExTRAcToR Invaluable Other
the disease or i
the Of disease and
ys... under medical G. sss
T. a
distress AZ and ths
Mrs Jessup s a 3
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
mediate and begged
MONT % BY y s LIE %
1 cured Y 5 Sss
y IN i's' SALT RHEUM. $500 I H'Ns6'
Rhashp in
family Sal. Rhsa thirteen years, duration and for Wslts
"a s h1s is 4. 'ss ss
others have used relief
sse = the attention Il
THE FAN M he arss safest and N, mos.
s 4 ihs ss
At or with upon their rating that
M 1 ~ sIs
ey sae and instancs the Pain Extractor do harm
. SORE NIPPLES.
The efficacy the PAIN EXTRACTOR this
We fsT % and do Do hesitate that The on
ss D fbs pmnE ~ @
| Of our Agents; 81 r. n
M @ ss.. ss.
10 .s9 sausS r. s es with that mos. =
-'''.' - 1fii' -''' FEVER SORES. NAN
SEE last have nearly avs hundred
ssjss1':s sf,1,; "a E
s III as So Il
Henrietta, Monroe county N. 4, May s. is4s ~
CUTS WOUNDS AND. SORES. 4. 5s5 s2
m effect. a PAIN ExTR ACTOR
kEMAINs. ID healing old long standing
s sa sss while
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ID A. EAHNESTOCK'S VERMIF UGE THE
u y, SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR WORMS
THAT HAS EVER BEEN DIsCoyEREDThs preparation has
stood the trial and confidently recommended
ecual medicine expelng from the SYSTEM
The proprietor has made point the result of It's in
such within his knowledge aud observation and he
to produce the meat saluta This fact atsested
cersaes hundreds respectable
different parts the country should families keep
Of the preparation their II is mild in operation
with delicate infant
~ For sale by all the Druggists Newoead and and
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slss Is s9Sy Is CHG asAs|s5 sgf !

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R5pIK lfBHBER bAG4if cAItfOks
xs n &, m & Ro0E Re q,
a 81 81 4, nq Z! y ! Y " Y, X
Lessl 4 AZ III 4 n 'f5
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NJ 15l ENTHUSIASTICALLY WRIGHT L CO. havng reaos %
to unsaed in department Of their business have
propretorn
the Ud States constantly
with ample
BY enabled 70 offer the
which found thao.
Having the purchase and
Patent Medcine they have acquired facilities conducting @
prepared
the that The cannot
sale Az ysir b found full q
part their most
m twenty twenty-five then
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I:HsNIsHgl0lIs ND ,4NDEES.

q Ma I. 3 Il ~ 10 III, No 5 fACKERisF
4 II " Il n x & II no. bones srKRM CAftDLE
Tx + Z u 3 I'D II sT0N eOAR RE-
4 = 1000 slibps sREKAG 0IEj
loo 81 WHALE ~
i b K 4 n y NJ. lsps 1 LARD oliss
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siSNESS, PACK BAD
~ 0UIFiTs, ss,ch 4
! OLE IA 0S THEhGR
III i NEGRO CLOTH
eS5 6H0 from
/ othsk Good,
lei IA 81 eapef tha6
naks sm
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,@IREOP Plan.
!.
t. e. -, = /.
s. .
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CosTIyENEss; or, CONSTIPATION THE BOWELS.
NEEDY for ths disease will positively relief in the cases.
after all the old remedies failed Persona frequently
called Office with anhen upon their fa stating they
had the for other their bodies
the bowe and bat had resulted it, This
suit will awaya follow thorough rubbing the Extractor upon the
bowels when cosve. the
ecty safe; and
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC.
II The subscriber would call the attention Of Planters
Physicians Families his recently
article his line business all Of which will be
VIZ English ounns Hcwa5as Blue Mass Hya Poas. Mophsa
puro Honey, = TH0S RANKIN, <
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No so Philippd
Ire DAGUERREAN
aies, and Of upexcenc
lyla in Pin., Locketss
Iat the city. The pro-
III Md permanent ! ocAf
the bnsiness for ted
cradle share Of public
les LOCKWOOD. <
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This certifes that DAEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has
thirteen DURATION
These sesses evated they
entirely all
that tho recams H. from what fallen
added 70 the respectable testimonials 10 s favor
cheerfy TO the attention ohe afflicted the Of this
valuable salvs ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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Cholera Cholera Diseases the stomach bowels
used by great nubers persons with the highest
valuable known because positively cures the diseases for
which II is recommended. stss
49, Z. D. BEACH, Sole Proprietor, s
1e Apothecary and Druggist,
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MEDICAL MOTTO Lo0KWooD, xh

VII Ks3ANFOIXf - IIllll
" PRACTICAL pRNTIsT e.
Noss nazonas stsssts Canal street, U
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list the leading articles DEALER
INST their orders be suppisd with
Medicine line not include therein MY
N t. ]. H il sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG MEDICINE
u Also sole Agent for Dr JAfNE's MEDICINES MoFFA1y
MOFFATS LIFE PILLS PHOENIX BlTTERS, WRIGEf'H
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. IN
The Trade aupplied reasonable d&W
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Fa sepSss . IN IDS eve t9ARed
$500 ss .sa s@s curl:
ss]ss a'Sss ssass @ s:as ssls. ss
lis siss: 3 ss'.3 s;:
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FEyER sORES

hereby certify that have been afflicted with inveteras
Sore for fourteen last and have spent nearly five hunde
assd 2, cr " cure but e until ss.
when to great surprise, before had used whole TIL
Save limb entirely healed and nothing left abou
assY t7'5 go BRADOCK DAVIS,
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SORE NIPPLES

The efficacy the PAIN This disease
We knew Of and do hesitate that the O
will fail this purpose. Dslcacy prevents from askng
from ladies subject The following by
Of our Agents s5 ~ -.
Th, viii certify that have used DALLEys PAIN
those distressing complaint o.
moet valuable article 70 it, PHOEBE BRAY.
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MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS The UNDER - s.s


Of years The establishment m undergoing thorough
preparations being made for the reception Of
the services Capt
the Lake Providence Hotel whose reputation q
will be spared to
retreat The virtues Of the Watsrs
TOO we'll known need comment. - =,
Jackson mes South Clinton and half miles East OF
Raymond, and twoa half North of Cooper's " ell
HACKS always readiness visitors TO the
Dspots at Clinton and Raymond
RATES on BOARD PER MONTE. wy %
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my DALLEY,s PAIN ExTRACToR

She brought bed box and spilled to the felt
wherever touched begged
uont thoroughly obtained Life seemed
To the burning in the chest made Pills Of H. and
which life your
being strong early
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IA ss8s CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES. \. Jssi III r
The ehects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR quickly
doe all pains injury SCAR
REMAINS. 1 healing old long standing