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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06
A Funny Commercial Trans.et,or.

The Mining Register says 1t will be some time
If not longer, before shall awaken the echoes of
our quiet sanctum with laugh so irresistible as
guffaw which has Just escaped u.s. at a mercantile
anecdote inimitably related by a German friend"
An old fellow living at Frankfort-on-the Main
sent to business correspondence at Frankfort the
Oder, large consignment of cotton stockings, and
at the same time, to another correspondent at the
same place. an equally large consignment of cotton
nightcaps, the product Of his own manufacture
He wrote to each the price at which they were to
SELL but the sum designated was found to be toe
large, of which fact they took occasion to inform
him. He yielded little in his demand, but still
there was offer for his fabrics Again he writes
in reply to other letters of his correspondents, nam
ing yet smaller amount but weeks elapse, and
yet no sales. At length he writes to each CORES.
pondent to make some disposition of his manufac.
lures if they can't got money for them at least tc
exchange them, no matter at what reasonable sacri
fee. for any other goods.
Under these Instructions the stocking factor calls
upon the nightcap agent, both unknown to each 9th
er in connection with their principal, and .names
his views he wishes to exchange a lot of superio,
cotton stockings for some other e DDS; he is no,
particular what kind, as the transaction is for a
friend, who is desirous of closing his stock" The
man at first can think of nothing which he would
like to exchange for so large supply of stockings
but at length bright thought strikes him. :"
have" said he, " consignment of cotton nightcaps
from an cid correspondent, which shall not object
w AOL JOuA eIVSAluSS. Inc bargain was
closed. The stocking wrote back at once
that he had at length been enabled to comply with
the instructions of his principal. He had exchan ,.
ed his stockings superior article of nightcaps
in an equal quantity, which he was assured were
likely to be much in demand before great while
The next day came letter from the nightcap
agent, announcing his success, and appended to the
letter was big bill for commissioner AS Yellow.
plush would say. Fancy that gents feelings"
VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PApER.-A cashier of one
of the State street Banks in Boston was asked by
member of the Legislature day or two since, what
was the proportion Of bank losses in comparison
the cashier. The time was placed at five years, and
the cashier referring to his books found that the
Bank had loan.d from fifteen to eighteen millions Of
dollars during that time, and had lost but Sl91 %
This is not only evidence of the strictness with
which mercantile paper is borrowed, but is a
strong testimony to the value Of the old system Of
banking.-Boston Courier.
Speaking OF the death Of an aged man, one of the
papers say, he retained remarkable possession OF N
his mental faculties down to within few miles Of hi.
residence
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NOTICE.

I IT, subscriber begs leave to return bis thanks to his
aud country friends for the liberal patronage he has
% rom them for the past year, and would respectfully
mem that he has just returned from the North with
sSS"LL sS AND WINTER STOCK, which he is now re-
anu hopes by strict attention to business to merit
% hce Of the same He has on hand the following a.
SStler articles.
20 bbls. Whiskey; 20 bags Coffee;
~" Rum; 10 bbls. Pork;
% arkins Butter; 20 boxes Cheese;
oo!s' Sugar, different grades;
Sl Flour, fine and super;
W.T. bags extra family Flour;
Brandy, Gin, Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Indigo,
s Fl AlesS Beef, Mackerel, Shoes, Spun Yarn, Fancy
Seepnn Winter Goods for pants. Cutlery Crocke-
ese Shrting, Blankets, Buckets, Broems, soap,
Go%Ss and many other articles too tedious to mem
3 os forget to call at the old stand, Market.street,
RlnSI aSI the Carolina Hotel IHOS. C. CRAFT.
SSe~4utngtOn, Sept 10th. 1852.
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CENTS' BLACK LEGHORN HATS. Received this
" day-2 doz Extra Fine Black Leghorn Hats, at No.
Granite Row, Front st. e. MYERS, Halter.
DRAB BEAVER HATS 2 cases Gents Drab Beavers,
a summer Hat. Please call and examine them at the
Hat and Cap Emporium, No. Granite Row.
April g. 1853. C.MYERS, Halter.
GENTS BLACK OPERA & FRENCH. Hats A
T splended stock Just received and for sale low by
C. MYERS, Halter No. 1 Granite Row.
TUST RECEIvED-60OOl lhs. of Prime N. C. Hog round;
J 40 bbs City Mess Pork rs bbs Of Fayetteville Flour,
fne SUPER AID 10 Canal Hiram Smiths Ex
ira Family bags buckwheat in bags; Colgates Soap
March 10, 1853. H-u
SPRING STYLE
nF Cents Black Dress Hats, open ut the new q
II Hat Store No l. Granite Row. Front ST. Plcase -
call and examine them. g. AAEhSy Haster
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all kinds OF Snun and 1o0accO
In addition to the above he has number other articles
such as Calicoes, Shrting Clothing Hats, Caps Boots
Shoes &c. &c., Sc, suitable for the Farmer and others
March 4th 1879 26tf
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THE LAST CuANcn

THE LAST CHANCE.
ON Saturday, the l4th day Of May. a. d., 1s53 the "a
subscriber will offer for sale to the highest bidder, x
eight Lots of Land at the Depot the Railroad
Whitevie Notes bearing interest from the day of sale
with good security will be required from the purchaser
April I'D, 53.-[33-tds JOSIAH MAULTSBY
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gentleman of Boston, recently married a wo-
man reputed to be rich who turned out to bc poor,
and some seven hundred dollars in debt, which debt
he had 10 lquidate. She assured him. however.
that the debt was contracted for dry goods, which
she bought to captivate him Think of fish pay
ing FOR the hook with which It is caught.
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Mulberry Street, between Front and North Water
Streets, Wilmington, N. c.
TNIIE subscriber continues keep on hand large
| and general assortment of CARRIAGES of eS.zga8z
his own manufactures which he offers for sale the most
reasonable among which be found kaWays
Barouches, Dunhams, Bhggfes, Wagons, Gigs, Sui
keys, Sc. Also Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere determined not to
be undersold . ,
N B. Repairing done at short notice. and in the neat
a.t and hest manner ISAAC WELLS.
vV;In;n.ton n G. Julv 4 1852 43-tf
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D ECEIVED this day. the 1st of March, 1853, at L. II.
~ PIERCE'S Book Store.
Home Scenes and Studies, by Grace Aqular author of
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Life and works of Robert edited by Robert Cham
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Speaking of the death of an aged man, one of the
papers say he retained remarkable possession Of all
his mental faculties down to within few miles OF his
residence
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06

Coach and Carriage eManufactory-Clinton, N. c.
DOLD ROBIN HOOD & SON would respect >gl41go
and public generally that they will carry the above busi
in all its various branches They are prepared to put
right for the county, and hope by strict attention to bust
to merit share public patronage They warrant all
their work to be made of the best materials and should
any of it fail in twelve months, with fair usage either in
workmanship MATERIAL it will be repaired without charge
Persons wishing would do we'll to call and examine
themselves they intend to be surpassed for sye
elegance and durability.
Rs-REPAIRlNG done in the neatcs manner, At short
notice
Rs-N1ill Ink Gudgeons, made and warranted for ten
years, for slO Also, Caststee Roundshaves made and
warranted.
Clinton May II, 1852 36-tf
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MANUFACTURERS and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbrel-
MI las and Walking Canes, of every description whole
,e and RETAIL North side Marketsreet, Wilmington, N c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-06

WILLIAM H. LIPPITT,
WHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Sufs Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
Perumery Patent Medicines, &C. &C., of Front and
arkesects Immediately opposite SHAws old stand, Will
uington n. G. 3
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So REWARD.
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, about the 18th SG
II December, 1852, his negro man CESAR. Said "a
negro so years of age black complexion, and
limps slightly when he walks He is supposed to be-A
lurking in the neghborhood of Mr. Miller Mr.. Pearsa
plantation Dupn county The above reward will be paid
for his delivery to his confinement in the Jail of Du
pln county. JOSEPH K. HATCH.
Warsaw, Duplin CO, Dec. g. 1852 l7tf
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lumn "'ne, Lime. 1000 barrels Lincolnville White
& an5 Also Calcned Plaster, Plastering Hair. Fire
s5g nydraulc Cement l 900 bbls. Lime, SC. For
n ,sa C. & r. B. WOOD,
- r0V--I1vSl Contractors and Builders
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The DOLLAR MARK.-In the Merchants Magazine
were published several statements to the origin of
the dollar mark, Isl correspondent of .he New
Orleans Commercial Times publishes the following
and expresses the opinion that il is the most likely to
solve the difficulty:
have observed in the public prints lately some
amusing attempts TO make mystery out of a vefy
simple matter-f mean the dollar mark or prefix
One paragraph derives it from an abbreviaon of the
pillars of Hercules which are supposed 10 be repre
sented upon the Spanish dollar. Another makes il an
abreviation of United States. The true derivation
OF it is the figure 8. The Spaniards from whom we
derive the dollar count BY reals-as the French DO by
Francs. real lis in value twelve aud half cents
or eighth part OF dollar and one who has read
Gil Bias, Don Quxote will recoIIect the phrases
piece of eight, which is frequently used by the au-
thors of these works.
The term, then, means nothng more than n dollar
or reals. When, therefore, the dollar became gem
orally used, the figure prefixed to express dol
lars land a.mark drawn il, to distinguish II from
figures expressing the sum- and in the process of
Time the has been changed to the present mark Ii
has been asserted, but know not whether correcly
or not, that General Hamilton first used this mark.
soon after the adoption of currency of dollars and
cents However this may be, the figure is no doubt
the original OF the mark, and the derivation have
given above, the correct one."
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j. NJ RUBINSUN,
TMPORTER aud Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Nails &c. Frontstreet, doors South of Market, Will
mington, n. c.. t30v7-1yl
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CASH Dealers COmfectIOma ry, Fruit, Toys.
Fancy Articles, Perfumery Tobacco. Segars, &C. &c.,
Wholesale and Retail Market Street, Wilmington, n c..
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Professional and Business Carts,
H. L. HOLMES,

H. L. HOLMES,
, TTORNEY AT LAW, Wilmington, n. c..
Office of Front and Princess streets, under
1onrnal Office. Sv9-tf
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seisna o5E1lVlNG.-Whole, half and quarter boxes
aponds uruns p new Fggs Currents and Citron Can
. Rss itms Fse,ts as and English a1S Iapat S
l.. n. BARLOW, Granite rev, From st.
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WHE. c. HOWARD.
GROCER, Ship Chandler, and Comm SSIOn Mer-
T chant South Water Street, Wilmington, N. c., will
make liberal cash advances all gnments of produce
10 them Wilmington, to Peter Van Ness & Co., New
York. I2lV71
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MURRAY 81 GRANT,
%IIHOLESALE GROCERS & COMMISSION MER-
w CHANTS, Wilmington, n. C.
ipril 10Th 1853 33-3m
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CoRwIN.-The Wings have always insisted that
Corwin was an injured man. a martyred saint meek
and forgiving victim of oppression. What do they
now say? How do they dodge she lighthouse casea
1t has gone the rounds of the democratic press; it
been visited with terrible indignation, and not d
Whig finger has been raised in bis defence How
is this Is it because the :. wagon boyr is out Of
place and pwer that he is thus left to perish in his
hour OF need by those whom he has befriended and
who have sworn in turn to protect him Is 1t be-
cause the case is too conclusive to admit of painting
and patching even by those who are most used to
the business! Hey. what says the He aid
Cleveland Plaiade0lers
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HTHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
w Chemicals, Paints, Oil, Dye Stnfs, Glass Perfume
w. Cigars, Old Liquors. Fancy Arttcies &C., Market
Erect, Wilmington, N. c.
ss-PrescrptiOns carefully compounded by experienced
Eersons. March 10
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8. NJ. WEST,
4 UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
"A 2l9-tf Wilmington N !
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-27

EES He stock Of goods in STAcEY's we'll known
q Fancy Store. Cleveland hns, has been as
signed tnr the benrii of creditors. have accept
ed the trust of closing the concern. and have re-
moved ihe stock Remaining unsod, to my Book
Stare in ltHvenna.
The STOCK consists of good assortment fJe,Oelry,
a very args assortment of rerfnmery and toilet
articles, Shawls. Combs. Dress Ribbons Dress
Buttons Satchels, Volins Guitars. Bows, large
assori merit of strings, sheet music, AID great
rieiy of Fancy Guads too numerous t" mention.
MIST Of the articles such as ! do not keep
and do not intend to keep sa!e at my Stnre, and
hence it is desirable 10 clear out this stick som
ss possible. | am instructed 10 SELL positirety, at
New York prices, without adding the cost oftrnns-
porfaioll, in order to crsa the concern speedily.
As these instructions viii be strictly adhered TO.
this presents opportunity to obtain useful
and desirable a,tcles ut cheap rate.
would invite the attention of Pediars and coun-
Try Merchants t's the large and elegant stock OF
perfumery and other articles which can here be
attained cheapenr and better than they can gel
them in New Nurk. -s--a
Call at Halls Book Store ard examine these
art.c!es l.. w. HALL. Assignee.
Rnvenna. April 1lrh. 1858
----. .:St 7afsnei AID ~ hisr please copy
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of Pro.
bate S;1Eart.

~ the afternoon the promises will be sold To the
highest bidder the undivided half of the following
esnie. the property of the children %! john
Shertiih deceased 10 w.t. 'Siiuate in the township
of Franklin saId county of Portage state of Ohio and
Is known ny being par, of lot No - of said township
the and west road leading from the bridge of the
lower villaee To Rnvenna, the North and South
roud Leading to I}rimfed the easi side of said
ruad: Thence Enst II rods: thence South rods thence
West II reds thence North rods the place ot beg in
nng being The snme piece of land decided To the snid
John Shertlfby deed bearing date the 2Sth ct May
A D. IR5a. Reeorned in Portage county records June
9th, 1885, hook So rnge 561; conaing 80 roas oi
Terms made known day of sale.
CHARI .ES &. PERRY, Guardian.
franklin, June 26,h, 1883. is2Va"
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sA EED FROM DEATH

Testimony of Mr. Nathan Matthews, n highly rcspec
table and wealthy citizen of Newark, n
Dr. g. w. HALsEY:-I believe your Forest Wine and
Pills have been, the neaes of saving my life. When
commenced taking ihem laid at the point of DEATH
with Dropsy PilGs and Asthma. My physician had
given over pasi cure, and my family had lost ali
hope Of my recovery While in this dreadful situation
your Forest " me and Pills procured for me, and
before had finished the first bottle af the Wine and
box of Pills experienced great relief: my body and
limbs. which greatly swollen. became sensIhy
reduced. Hopes OF my cuvery began TO revi> e
and after Continuing the of yanr medicines for
month, the Piles and asthma completely cnred.
The Ijropsy. with which my life placed in such
great danger also nearly gone. have continued
The of medicines ill the present time, and
now enjoy perfect health ever did in my life,
although / am Than sixty yea of age.
ascribe my recovery entirely Ia the of your
ceIlen medicines. Several of nay neghbors have also
used them With similar in obstinate complaints
and can cleerfuily recommend them 10 the public
Yours, respectfully, N. MATTHEWS.
Newark N j., Dee 49, lS47.
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sUwuER 3 ARRAN ME- Mt.
IN and after Wednesday, May 1s. 1853 Pas
sebeer trains will fua daily, Sundays excepted.l
as foliows
NeicviiIe and intermediate stations; AS p. NJ, Ac
eommodaton for alliance stopping at all way
ions 8I5 II II Express train leaves for Alliance,
stopping Fl uds m and RaTenna only
Leaves Alliance al $3.50 o'clock a NJ, 90 NJ and
4,I5 NJ Accommodation Trans for Clevelad nd, STOP
Leaves Welsyillc at 1oP NJ Express Train for Ceve
land and intermediate stations.
The l0.0gA. III. Express Irain from Cleveland con-
meets daily with The following lines Cleveland
with the Trans from Cincinnati and Columns, Chi
cago and Toledo Bnffio and Dnnkirk and Lake steam
at Hudson with the Akron Branch itaroad for
GuyaIeea Fails and Akroni at iiavenna with Wards
line of 4 horse Coaches for Warren; Alliance with
the Ohio and Pennsytv Rairoad: at Alliance with
the oilo and Pennsyivansa Railroad for Canton Mas
siion and Wooster; at yard with HICKS for Dover
New Philadelphia and Carrollton.
FOR PfTTSB UIRGIR.-The IL: :0a NJ and 9:f5 p
Trains from Cleveland, Alliance with The
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburgh H. forming
| TWO daily lines between the Two cities
FOR HREELING-The 1890 A NJ Train from
Cleveland Wellsville with the splendid side
wheel steamers, Winchester ana Diurnal. the Ohn
! River, for Wheeling and intermediate landings.
| FOR PifiLADEDPiIIA AND BALTIMORE
Passengers are through from Cleveland either
of the above cities, ria Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania
Central Rail Road. for $G and they go through bV
the IL, 90 A or g.. Is NJ Trains.
The Express Train leaving Cleveland at S:l5 P NJ
connects with the Express Tram from Cincinnati and
| Columbus Chicago and Toledo. and with the Lake
| Shore Road from Dunkirk and Buffalo at Cleveland
and with the Akron Branch Railroad at Hudson, fol
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and with The Oh1o and
Pennsy lvania Rail toad Alliance for Pittsburgh
Passengers leaving Cincinnati Chicago Toledo o
Detroit in the morning evening direct to Pitts
| burgh ria leveland, without any aetenfion.
! RETCRNTNG-PassengeTs leaving Wheeling in tbs
morning viii connect at Wellsvile with The . 10
| Express Train and Passengers from Pittsburgh, Salem
Canton. Nassilon. Wooster and other stations the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, will take tho G,3t
A NJ, 90 P Nj or Is NJ Trnin at Alliance and ar
rive in Cleveland in time with the Lake
Shore Road for New York. via lunkirk Buffalo,
/ Also with trains for Columbus Cincinnati. Toledo
and Chicago aud with for Ports Lake Erie
and the Northwest.
| The above Trains connect ut Hudson with the Akron
Branch Rail Road for Cuyaaoga Falls and Akron.
JOHN DURAHD, Superintendent.
| C. q. p. Rail Road Office.
CLEVELAND Nov Is 1859 {
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AGENC Y OF DIR. s. 1FIFCH'S
telehraied Medicines

TTSED by him with such distinguished success in tn,
" cure of Coughs Consumption, Caiarrll, a stlma
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia Gonorrliea, Piles Female
Complaints &C. Also Dr. r. Fitcs Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces Inhang Tubes, aud Lectures
Consumption, and tie art of Preserving life and
health 10 old age &C.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
for the sale of tie above goods, ard will keepthem
stantly hand at his in Brnfeld only agent
for Portage County Ohio
u DIR. Fitch's SCI uide Book to nvalids and direc-
tons for promoting health and inst uctons 10 mothers
in the management of Children, may be had, gratuit-
ousy, by calling for IT at his residence above. An
extremely valuable book. r. BARD.
Brimield Jan. s 1852. l'eS
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a h~GtRDS CiiCl.tGOGiIf.- MrKer-
q Ezes Febrfuge sills Fever and que remedy Chol-
lagogue Tenic Wynkoops Fever and 4gue ezternma- i
tor egetable specific Itavis Pain Killer. Hubbards Wild
cherry Bitters Hutcngs Dyspepsia Bers Iucks oint-
rnent Sloanes ointment, McAEs.ers ontment, Germun
ointment &c. for sale by SWIFT. 4
Al mil % l