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vuyw0 0TiI,II NEW NUrI.- ,JI'Oy MOR. -
CE,rtits fiNNOs-SOv TnERN Agency, $500

~ MAIN STREET. SaS7<.pIft
wOtCEsrEKs PtGsu FoarEs-lt ALWAYS Affords u ~ u
pleasure word Of Old
Having often "taken the resror ty" ~ RECOMMENDING b
the hrs, word Of eouptat te PRICE or dlrry 81
Worrcs-rs rhuos Thy trry tut rose
wool and uiahohy, whut auy ~ ~ macs ,rsy abou
hem' 1, lo's hr,x.lng f''fo., Urn 10, ls.I
PilSAs the mint stpip o. I 'r,iieft A, cueh'
does TIA nam of Worer lut rlg rtn Inspire
dcncc every where. Ills st tesc popu,
nstrum ,ns has given hni ns ,'l tpitaDu aud Plan,
procured or h's,tn cannot r {, Give
faction q the buyer.
~ r.e'!tng aht'nh supplies ~ l''st yvry pac n Nty
f"r6 hg prices are tn The hprg He suls
AZ molorair prLrr.. - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

k1".ITtrr,s,N BEAUTIFUL BUtLbiNe LOfs- IN, 60.
Prtcis-fy =, D. odd on FRIDAY. a. q, 80 ~ At
~ = tel1rks fnrtYx . ri NHhrf.
rich. 90 enc of ~ hantten'yy 'atrd, ~ NJ.
OF ans ete % there 4 housr ar-l III ~
SAFE -'''' tcrms liberal made sto., ~, ~ :,
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UsT received ~ Virginia Ccntr Railroad T.or lot 0
- fresh Mountain Batter Also, three 'rutttl bushels
Seed. So T5r,s e Iyf,.-4,S 60
TO-. -T.,I..,tt,. =,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
DIED,

In Hindes county Miss the 18th instant Mrs SARAH
LILA REYNOLDS, consort of Dr. James NJ REYNOLDS and
daughter of the late Col Giles w Pearson this State
ne deceased TAKEN in the bloom of youth from the
midst OF circle of endeared friends under the affecting cir
that accompany sudden DEATH In alt the
OF daughter wife and mother her
nshed beautiful exempfcaton of that perfect and
happiness that only secured by habitua cultivation
the affections Sad is the lot of those hearts
been made desoate by this they have the
ISOLATION Of well founded hope inspired by
tIous and consistent piety of the deceased that
the favor Of Him. who has promised be with the
faithful in all tlIae of ribulaon and in all
our prosperity-n the hour of DEATH and the day
Judgment ICoY1
On the 10Th ut Typhoid fever his residence on New
River Onslo~ county, Mr. JOHN B. GoRNTo in the 9th
year of his Mr. Gornto young of good
ding, distinguished for his good morals gentle manners up
rghness industry and integrity His entire
duct through life permanently secured for himself the love-
esteem, admiration, friendship and confidence of ali who
knew him In the death of Mr.. Gorno, the community
large have lost friend neghbor, and citizen and tho
loss will be deeply felt and most sincerely regretted
But this sincere regret cannot recall him he has gone
ing kind mother loving BROTHER and afectonate sis
ter with other relations and many friends their
irreparable loss. Com
RB- Wilmington papers, and n C. Standard please copy
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An Old Man.
CHESTER DISTRICT, South Carolina,
January 2d 1879


January Sd, 1858.
IcsSrS. Mortimer &. MISREPRESENTATION For the last
five years have been sufferer from Rheumatl s,
the seeing your recommendation of HAMPTON Vegetable
Tncurc purchased bottle and the first dose has so nue.
relieved that consider it but justice to give to the sui
fering world the result of the application.
Mine acute Rheumatism in the back-so bad that
confined my bed for the last six months The first
bottle acted like charm the second restored strength to
my poor afflicted back, and am we'll and feel as
young when was sixteen am seventy four years
of age.
consider your Tncture the greatest discovery of the age;
and pc suffering humanity ought to erect monument to
DR.. Hampton who saved thousands from pain. And
you gentlemen acted the part of prbc beneactors
in disseminating the benefits which have resulted from your
invaluable Tncture.
plain cotton planter, and have never written tor
literary fame but when my fellow beings ced shall
hesitate Or through modesy, withhold any information
valuable my fellow man So, if you consider this worthy
of place in of newspapers you are at liberty 10
make use of it. -
Yours, truly, ALF All AEMbALl1'
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VISIT HARRISON'S IS. WHITEHU
HLLMLNGTON GALLERI

WHAT treasures of does this little contain ;?
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal creation
greets your eye Here you nger protaby for hours
contemplating the noblcst of Gods creationman here
silently with the living and the dead until the
whered of memory again restored and strength
cned and reaches forth its hand greet those with whom
we were once intimately associated but now nhabit the
gloomy prison house of fogefunes Who would die with
out leaving desirable token OF remembrance behind
Here beauty, with its diversity of expression and features,
gows forth from the plate with rapturous divinity and as-
cnaes the oye until the heart woshps them, like the
inmitnble rirginy Angels, the sained Nodonmo the
buebearded M0gdaine but the unaproa enable guer-
reotypes of relatives and friends made BY Harrison,
GB-Fst his Gallery whether you wish his unequal
led pictures Mr. H. is acknowledged be the best
Daguerreotypist in the state. 4 VISITOR.
Nov 10Th, 1853. 72-tf
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NJ o Il = NJ y W B OOK g,
~ III IfyIIIgTI

= ECEIyED this morning, by Express: 1.-The Life of
n Wm Pnkney," by his nephew, the Rev; VIM; Pink
ere Naval History continued to 1858; " Hot Corn;'
" Life Scenes in New York" misunderstanding The
Story of Little Katy - Aadana, &c The Rag Pcker's
Daughter" Wild Maggie, Sc, with original designs
Benevolent Butcher by the author of The Attorneys"
Little Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends by the author
of Fern Leoves Spaling to SPEND by T. S. Arthur;
Long fellows Poems;'' /" w c. Byants Poems; "Land-
scape Gardening and Rural Architecture by Downing
IS Downng's Cottage Residence and Cottage Or unds'
The Danger Of The Town." by Prof j. II. Ingraham !"
theodore, Sequel to Laftte by Ingraham Histo-
ry of the lnsurrecon in China The Gar and the Sui
and Abdul Medjd " Peruvian Antiquities, by DR. Fran
and Mines - Abbots Complete Series OF Histories -
Venice, the City Of the Sea-, BY Flagg late y s Consul
Fern Jottings,' by Willis Waylands Memoirs of Rev
DIR. Inson 80 Memoirs of Alternately" by Dr. Mcllwane;
Alexander Smiths Poems )" p" The Sunny Lde ;" The
From Sunny Side,' &c, &c, dec. 10th, '53
T IFE OF HAYDON.--LiTe Of Benjamin Robert Haydon
- Historical Painter from his autobiography and journals
edited and compiled by Tom Taylor. This a work of I'M
interest describing the artistic career the
celebrated English painter drawn from his anobogra-
phiea narratives in part and from his eopous journals with
brief editorial comments to preserve the continuity OF the
story Hayden decided original His journals
give wide portrature of the man, and marked by
deep patho They full Of anecdotes Of celebrated men,
and many valuable criticisms upon Hayden
in relations with the Duke Of Wellington, Lord Brougham
Sir obert Peel and other British Statesmen of which he
gives variety of interesting remniscences His anecdotes
Of Wad.worth Leigh Hunt, Keats, Shelly, Sir Walter
Scott we'll several contemporary painters attractive
i by u ''F '''' p''' J. +. MINDS.
At tho New Book Store under Manchester Hotel.
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s eafEdTEVhLE Dee BasonsSs gsosra1
Fenhers 40gso $685. 7sFHe s5s@
SossTrsehe6 s5i@5 soo Wheat 81 10;
sol Lard 1e@lI Molasses-Cuba 2s@3o--N Orleans s7s
90 .salt-,.lLiSerpool Sack 81
slight reduction Corn-No change sales easily made
Wheat-Not much coming in sells readily 81 TO- Flax
seed-Receipts very light; ready sales at 81 l5
Dry Hdes-The demand is considerable The high prices
at the North may advance here The enquiry is
often made why they quoted at CENTS and the
from the interior who sends here buy get them
that price It's sufficient for say that quote pro-
'"fs %os spts s. g. the FARMER
The inspection. Of Flour at the Fayet.e,ill
during the last week amounted to 1853 bbls.-Obs.
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Three days previous-Naval
about as last noted with considerable
tine at rather weaker rates White Rosn is re dull snd
the sales unimportant Common Rosn and Tar in
aoan S snd s
Wilmington, a IS q go b 1850 Wilmington Common
County &e, 81 Is, delivered 500 low grade 81; 4oG
MOL 81 so So 80 q 2sO b. 800 Spirits Turpentne Tin
g. IS cents cash. and &C. so days for whole lots and &c
for retail parcels and 1000 Tar part afoat So ls2 s.
be about 1000 bills considerable part of which is not
offered The stock of Iurpentne is light cay 5000 bbs
a. 49,, cash y
BALTIMORE, Dec 2o.-The Flour market quiet to-day
So IS, city do. 3 81 q $4 q Dbl
Wheat-Sales at 43 a 81 ~ for red to | 50 "a 81
81 u bushel for good prime white; choice do 81 Co
CoInsales at 81 81 cents for white 90 cents for old
vainia 45 cents Maryland 40 IL cents and Virginia Oats
SO q Il cents bushe Rice 4s@4to e ID. Whiskey-We
bbls. Mess Pork 90 OO@sl4 y Dbl Mess Beef 500 90 e
bbi Bacon shoulders and sides Old oo@6l ccnts
cents, and hams lO@l2 cents 70 b. Lard 94@l1 % ID.
! NEW YORK, Dec. e-Cotton-Sales 1850 bales
Sales of Flour at ~ for State and 81 $7 2for Ohio
Of Southern at 81 II % Wbeat-Sales at 81 81 for
SaIae Cor oof
70 cents for mixed and 81 for yellow Pok-saes
ll for Prime and $S 37* for Mess Mess Beef, $3 90
of Rio liz $ugar-saes at ii cents
| Molasses-Saes at 80 cents
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
VALUABLE TURPENTlNE AND FARMING
LANDR EOR &1LE

T OFFER FOR SALE my lands in Baden County, ga
lying on the North West branch Of Cape Fear river
80 miles from Wilmington. From this point said
all times navgable There valuable farms adjoining
each other will sell them either jointly separately
The two farms contain POS portion of this land
very superior low ground the river The Turpcnne lands
very fne-20 TASKS TURPENTINE BOXES can be
Houses these farms, situated in healthy location with
good water.
Persons DESTROYS Of seeing the lands will find gentleman
the premises ready show them ocatonor they
apply to the subscriber in Wilmington.
A liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
THOS. G. MILLER.
Dec ii, 1883. S33w-I5Sw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
LAURINBURGH HIGH sHOoL.

RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
THIS large and hourishng Institution permanently
established under full corps of well qualified nsruc
tes and with every thing requisite for first class Seminary
being well supplied with Maps, Geographical Astrono
mcal Globes Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus.
The SemiA Annual Sessions of five months commence on
the second Monday of January and July respectively
Circulars containing full particulars viii be furnished by
applying to Rev. J. Jones Smyth A NJ Principa] Laurel
Hill p. o., Richmond county, n. c., or to
d. G. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Dec. IL, 1883 87-t20j-l6Iy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

A SOLEMN QUEsTIoN.-At a recent meeting of a
parish solemn, straightbodied, and most exempla-
ry deacon, submitted report in writing, of the des
tute and others standing in need Of assistance in
the parish.
Are you sure, Deacon asked another solemn
brother that you have embraced all the widows p
He answered that {" he believed be had done so,
but if any had been omitted, the omission could be
easily corrected -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
$500 REWARD.

PUNAWAY from the Subscriber, about the LIST of Ss6
4 May 1850, his negro JANETT, at that time "a "
hired to Mr. Gregory in Macon, Ga. The said negro r.
is about 26. or years old about feet II inches ~
to be lurking either in Baden or Sampson Counties Tn
above reward will BIO paid for the delivery of said to
or his lodgmen in any Jail, so can get him again
Dec. q lS53.-I6-2m* d. McDANIEI4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

NToW'S YOUR TINE. From n. Y. per shers L. T.
IN Smith and Ben IS boxes Ada Candles 10 boxes
10 kegs of best Goshen Butter IS boxes of prime
Cheese 30 Stewart, Bassng Co, hard assd candies
Low for Cash, at Gt1V. r. iNEhHC1 -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpenne sold in the
subject to the expense of landing inspection
srage, &csay on Lumber SO cents to 81 y NJ; Tar and
when brought per railroad about the
curred.--*FOr Virgin mixed Turpenne deduction
Of one-ffth is made, according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
EQUITY SALE,

DCRSUANT to decree of the Court of Equity for ~
the County of Cumberland, shall expose to sale A
January 1885, piece of property known as the
Ions WARF on the North side Of Castle street. join
six feet Also, the BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND
LOT in the rear Of the above Wharf.
TERMS Five per cash-the residue ut six months
credit for approved notes at Bank
A. J. O'HANLON, Commissioner
Fayetteville Dec. 23d, 1853 I6-ts
~ Herald copy and forward BILL together with COPY
of paper containing adv. to me- !"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

since review and are no getting soeo
on spirits turpentne and 6@60 cents rosin urpentne
and tar Vessels and there consdera-
See table, =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

cure by II OIlOygay's Ointment and Pills OF " Tu-
in the Knee.
Eighteen ago Mrs. Jones' of Portugal street Lincoln
cold which settled in her knee and
formed joint which in the course of time
so stiff that could and continued for twelve
months. remedy after remedy but to no purpose ac
fearfuy alarmed At last she rubbed Holloway
Ointment every night and morning. ana oh
Pills. which completely dispersed the tumo and the JOIN
has become again as pitant and from pain
Sold at of Professor Holloway 244 strand
(near Temple London respectable Druggists
Dealers in Medicines throughout the Empire and OF hos
of the United Boxes 374c 67c 81 So each whole
sale the principal Drug houses of the Union by Messfs
g. e. d. sands New York S. b. & J. A Evans wilmington
n. G.. ~, ,-. ;.
B. Directions guidance of patients in every disode
! a r 9 xed to each Box
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

6. n n. 0SAKE SToRY.-The Buffalo Express says
, MISS Permelia Dumas, daughter of J. B. Dumas,
Vt'eIn Keeper at StrykersviIle, Wyoming county n
g., recently elected from the stomach black snake
Uple SIX or seven inches in length II had white
n. around its neck, very distinctly marked The SER
fV"' was about the size of common goose quill.
l.. a lFE WITH THREE HUsBANDs.--Gertude Koh-
rb , German woman has been arraigned at Albany,
w% yea with having three husbands. When asked
San a9 mad induced her to leave her two first hus
and :. she answered that they were NIGHTS goot,
tro. mat MIR. Kohler worth about six hun
s % such tirty rascals. try dem all,' said she
M" taxes de besteet and if he not goot, tries
p IobIsy MORE till finds Dutehman dat suits jest
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 22D, 1853.

TURPENrINE-Snco last Thursdays review the Tur-
penne has been unsteady and quotations of yeser
day show decline the soft article Of l0l5 CENTS and
the hard of SOLO eents 2O lbs The receipts for the
week ended day have been heavier than for time
past, and foot up I0,4l2 bbs follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

THE LORDS BUsINEss.-Our friend Col. Harper,
says the Knckerbocker for December, who did the
city good service mayor, (but whose tin porringer
around the Park fountain didn't prove q profitable
.investment.) is good deal Of wag, and loves a
joke well his dinner. We happened to be
sitting in the counting room of the brothers" one
day. when there entered a sleek-looking gentleman.
with strait-colared, cut away coat, and broad
brimmed drab hat. He advanced towards g the
Colonel :" Is Mr.. Hopkins in q I'm one of Them
said the ex-Mayor, swell, sir, my name is Uriah
G Hopkins. | belong to tho Oneida Conference
am minister of the Gospel. l want aid. came
here on the Lords business!' The man who at
tends to the Lords business, said the Colonel with
out moving muscle, is out at present: he will
be in at two o'clock This was the simple fact
all donations to religious and charitable societies be-
ing delegated to only particular partner of the
house.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
STATE OF NORTH CAR,


pursuance of decreea order of the Court of EQUITY
or Tue county OF New Hanover, at the Fall ern
1905 IN the cause of William c. Wilkings and Abram p
ewklrk and others shall offer to the highest bid
DER on the Sd day Of January next Exchange
IN the town OF Wilmington, the following lots with he i'm
provements thereon viz ~ ~ nv i'1-
mat valuable Lot at present occupied by John tuyr;a
tor Livery Stable purposes being on the orth I
Princess street on the South by Toomers alev ON Az
East by Second street. and the West by lot beono;ne
to j q Wright. and also lot belonging to Thos Hov
ey his lot will be divided and sold lots as fol
lows "A lot adjoining the Eastern side of the lot now
ed by Thomas Howey being 40 feet in width and as f.
IN depf, and fronting Princess lot situated ON
the corner at the South Western intersection of Second and
Princess streets fronting Second street with width NJ
40 feet and depth of so feet adjoining the last de-
scrlbed lot also fronting Second street. with width of
40 feet, and depth of 80 feet lot having front of 40 f.
Second street. and running back so feet an aey
in width will be left open between this and the one last
described lot with front of 10 feet Second street
and running back 80 feet adjoining the lot
and bounded the South by Toomers alley Also the lot
adjoining the south side of the lot which Dr. James F.
Mckee resides and fronting Second street, with
Portable dwelling house upon it.
Also the lot situated and fronting street. boun
ded on the North by lot belonging to Mrs Marks
known as the Shaw lo and the South by lot belong
ing to ) M West There large and comfortab lie dwell
ling house upon it.
TERMS SALE.Notes with approved sureties nerotia
BILE and payable at Bank, at three and nine months
Given under hand at Office, the 18th day December
1906 lS3-tsJ y. L. MEARES, G. M. E.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

Brig A. H Was of Wilmington from Liverpool. for New
York with boats washed away and short of PROVISIONS
spoken 9th ult., lat is N, Ion "a w
The Key West correspondent of the Charleston Court
writes the Sth inst that Brig Rufus Soule (of n Y)
Chapman, from Wilmington, n, c., for New Orleans had
put in leaky. Her cargo landing and she would be
amined and repaired.
MILFORD, Nov 21.-The Rapid from Wilmington, \. c..
for London, arrived here with loss of main boom.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

The Citizens intend to elect this ticket gust as STANDS
If either the gentlemen, whose names are used zoe not
wish to serve, he decline after the election:
ROBT. H. EOWAN,
WM B. JONES,
VIM A. WRIGHT.
D. MCMILLAN,
THOS. H. HOWE1.
ELI w HALL.
JOHN GRIFFITH
Dec. p, 1858. 91-te-16te.
TEMPERANCE TICKET.
For Commissioners of Town.
o. G.. PARSLEY.
Z. II. COWAN.
]. J. CONOLEY.
]. S. GREEN.
w A. WRIGHT.
l. NORTHROP.
DR.. w. w. HARRISS. Dl'-e'-te
Foy commissioners of Town of Wilmington
MILES COSTIN.
THOMAS H. LANE.
DR.. w. w. HARRISS.
D. A. LAMONT.
L. A. HART.
J. H. FLANNER.
ALFRED MARTIN. CDl3-SS-tlJuoo
The following gentlemen will be supported by many citi
zens for Commissioners of Town:
! MILES COSTIN.
THOS. C. MILLER,
DIR. w w. HARRISS,
ELI w. HALL,
D. MCMILLAN.
A. II. VANBOKKELEN,
| DIR. DAN'L DUPRE. IDee. io--So-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

ANEcDoTE OF GATE-A correspondent of the
Home Journal writing of gates, tells this anecdote
" once passed through door yard gate which
did, though unintentonally, give an Indication of
the designers character. The gate was a common
one, shut by chain and ball. But the post to
which the inner end of the chain attached, was
carved and painted in the likeness Of negro, with
one hand raised to his cooked hat and the other
tended to welcome you in. As you opened the gate
toward you in going in, the negro post-porter bent
toward you, by joint in his back, and fairly bow
ed you in. Upon letting the gate go, the spring in
his back brought him up standing again, ready
for the next conner. This faithful fellow perform
ed the amable for his master for many years. with
out reward, except now and then coat-oi
paint; and finally died of rheumatic back, con
trocted in his masters service Yankee Blade.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
Auction SALE

AUCTION SALE.
Gss ON Thursday, 18th January 1854, in the village "a
- Of Rockish, Cumberland CO., N. c., will SELL at iH
public auction, my LOTS aud HOUSES-two dwellings
Store house, Office Sc, all new.
Terms will be, half cnshthe other. and good
security. VIM II. MOORE
Dec. 23d, 1853 1856
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NOTICE.

TTAVN changed my business aud sold my stock of goods:
II hereby give notice to all indebted to me- that their
are made out and ready for settlement and respect
ioS re4"eSV 'u' - W c. HOWARD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23
PORTRAIT PAINTING,

PORTRAIT PAINTING.
MR. MASSALON, Portrait Painter, most respectfully
ltl to the citizens of Wilmington surroun
ding country that he has taken the Mr.
Agostin Market street. where Ladies and Gentlemen
are invited to call and examine his Paintings.
Persons wishing Dsguereoypes copied can have done
BY him as true 1o as ;i i taken from life
SPIRlTS TURPENTINE CASKs.-I2O0 new and Sc
Dec 81. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
MoLAsSES.-Now landing, rs hhds. superior Molasscs
Dec. q. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
NTAvERLY NOvELS.-Boston edition, good paper and
w print from the last revised edition, containing the
thGr's final corrections notes, &c,-1 vols
ditions Forty-eight volumes of the Edinburgh edition.
complete in Ee volumes Don Quixote large type Illus
Dec 81, J. T. MUNDs.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING. and we would respectfully
invite all who are in search Of beautiful and useful things
presents to call at the New Book Store under anche
ter Hotel where they will find large and splendid assert
ment of Books and Fancy Articles selected expressly
Holiday Gifts Call and see for yourselves is all we ask
THEEsE- AND BUTT1R--50O boxes Cheese, and 20
~ frkins Goshen Butter, for sale by
LHOR CHRISTMAS. A beautiful assortment of Animals
for 1854 and other handsome Gift Books suitable for
see
wings executed expressly for this work Leaflets of Memory
and Beautifully bound * Susn and 0 turkey Moroeeo
Eastmans Aboriginal Portolo-arge quarto llustrated
with 70 superb steel Engrayngs he Bow the Cloud
elegantly ilustrated The Home Annual by j. T. Headley;
The Book of Poetry illqraed with enRgravng' wood
edited by \. P. Willis; The White Vnil-A Bridal Gift
edited by Alrs Sarah Hale elegantly illustrated bound
in h,tt Calf The Mag9 ap The E9o Of sheron The
son; The Snowflake; The May Flower; The Benson
The Gift Of Flowers friendships Offering Gift of Afec
Poetcal Works-bound in Calf, Turkey Morocco Roam
Muslin, &c &c, at from 81 80 to SIP; Rosewood Work
Boxes furnished and ununshed Paper Machae and Pearl
Albums, Portfolios Port Monnaies Needle Cnses, Toilet
Boxes Morocco and Calf Reoues i'll great varieties &c
&c, opening and for sale at
Dec. % s. W. WHITAKER'S
GOLDSBORO' MILLS.
THE subscribers have been appointed Agents for the
Goldsboro Mills, and daily receiving MEAL HON
MONY, CRACKED CORN, PEA MEAL, PEAS. &c
all freshly ground and superior any in market. Consul