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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-02
EREIGIITS:

EREIG HTS:
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine Rosn, and Tar, Per barrel,..$ Is S IS
Spirits Turpentine, do .......75 so
Rice per 100 pounds, gross. 90 a 22a
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, ........ 6
Flaxseed, per cask, -. 90 a so
Ground Peas, per bushel, O
Lumber, per NJ Observation-Disclosures. 90 a 7 90
TO PHILADEL PHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, 40 As
Spirits Iurpentine, do U0 q 10
Ground Peas Der bushcl ......... 8
Lumber. Der M as to size ..5 so 8 90
Cotton goods an yarns, per cubic foot .......6 0
Rice per 100 lbs Observation-Disclosures. 22a
TO BOSTON.
Turpentne, Rosn, and Tar, per barre, go. SIS 60
Spirits Turpntne, do. 90 80
Lumber, perM.... ........... 10 SO IL 90
Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore. . per ct prem Philadelphia per ct. prem
Boston, 1 Charleston,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE.

THE large and extensive peshabe property of the late
James j. Mckay will be offered public SALE Tuesday,
the Sd day January 1854 The property consists of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture large stock of Cattle, Hor
SEES Mules Hogs Sheep about 1000 bushels of Corn,
Fodder Farming Utensils Turpentne and Lumber, and
various other articles
The sale will commece the late residence of the de-
ceased and continue from day to day and from plantation
to plantation, until the whole is disposed of.
ERMs:-Six months credit will be given, bond and
security required before the delivery of the property
JAMES X. KEMPT, Special Administrator.
Bladen county. Dec 3D. '53 13ts-d1wjbs
ATEACRER WANTED.
JXTANTED-A suitable person Teacher, in School Dis
wv trict No. 4, New Hanover county. Apply to
REUBEN EVERETT,
J. w. HOWARD, Committee.
Q. F. ALEXANDER,
December 2d 1858 1a-tf
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers have this day entered into Partnership
Il under the Firm of, HALLETT, GARRISON y CO,
for the purpose of ransactng the business Of GENERAL
MERCHANTS AND TUKPENTINE DISTILLERS.
BENJAMIN IIALLETT,
JAMES GARRISON,
ROBERT HENNING,
7. H. WILLIAMS.
Haetsrle, Long Greek Nov. 2Ist, 1853 67-2w 1926
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A NEW BOOK, by the author of tanhed Hail.,
Harry Ashton, Ellen De we're sc entitled O.
MANfIC INCIDENTS IN THE LIVES OF THE
QUEENS OF ENGLAND.'' Just received and for sale at
Nov. % s. w. WHITAKER'S.
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A N OWNER IS WANTED for ! Buggy, without mark
n received from New York. per Schr. T. A. Ward.
Nov FREEMAN & HOUSTON
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So REWARD.

50 REWARD
HE subscriber will give the above reward of FIVE Doll
l. LAks, for information leading to the recovery of his
HOUND DOG. which strased off while at kcnansvle Sep
tember Superior Court Said dog is black with white belly
and legs and white round his neck and blaze face of
his ears is of greyish coler.
.. T. BONEY.
Island Creek Duplin Co., =. c Dee. 2-3t*
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An Trishman, who acted porter one of the State
street banks in Boston lost his bunch of keys day
In great state of alarm he up and down the street
crying: "Lost, lost, bunch ofkaeys I'll not be after
teln' you what kaeys they were, for they We're the
kaeys of the bank p
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CARRIkGn s ; CARRIAGEs 7.


CARRIAGES rCARRIAGEs ~
~ THE subscriber has Just received
EsAkyf<lTs@Sa and will continue to receive weekly
4gsa@SR#45RR from Messrs. Dunlap & Co., their
zzsxA@=E@- work, which he offers for sale low for
Cash approved paper at 80 days. viz Carriages Rocka
ways Bugges, Jenny Lind Wagons, Sulkies, &C. All of
DMnLIp f. Co. acork sold By warranted for II months
Orders for work will be made up in best manner.
Nov. 8.-i7l-tf] w C. HOWARD
VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
TIN subscriber offers for sale his ROCKY POINT G
l. PLANTATION " Moorfeld's,'' containing 800 *
Acres 2S5 of which of the best quality of ocky Point
Lands, and rs of Piney Woods There the premises
and comfortable Dwelling House. Just finished and all
necessary out buildings. JAMES +. MCifEE. Sr.
November Sd, 1858 9-52-4w
NOTICE.
IIAVING changed business and sold my stock of goods
hereby give notice to all indebted to me- that their
accounts made out and ready for settlement
fully request their immediate attention.
w. C. HOWARD.
p. S.-Also all indebted the late firm of HOWARD
PEDEN who do not pay up by the ls of January next
will find their accounts placed in the hands Of officers for
collection. [nov lSl w. G. HOWARD
HEAD QUARTERS, 3Oth REG'T: N. c. NJ.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 10th, 1853.
To the Captains of Companies composing the 30h Reg
spectve Prescincts Saturday. the 10th of December
next for Colonel of this Regiment to supply the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Col ob e. Rankin ard for
ward returns Of said election to within 10 days heea
ter. BY order of the Brig. Gent.
JNO ]. HEDRICK,
1t Col: Comd'dg Both Reg't. N. G. NJ.
HENRY P. RUSSELL, Adi't. 5S-te
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DIR ESH SUPPLIES-FREEMAN & HorsroN are now re-
ceivng in store large additions to their stock of Grocer
les and Provisions. SayCheese Butter, Crackers Flour
Sugar Coffee Beef Pork, Moasses Salt, Whiskey. Fish,
Bacon Lard, Soap Candles Oils Paints, Glass Nails and
variety of other articles in their line of business and which
offered for sale in lots purchasers reasonable
term Nov %
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CANDID W1TNEss.-ln the examination OF case
on Monday before the Court of Magistrates, for as.
sault and battery the counsel examining one OF
he witnesses asked him what they had at the first place
they stopped! He answered, ''four glasses of ale"
What next ~ 1.-TWO glasses of wine" ''What next %
One glass of brandy "What next!" "A fight, OF
e"-Prouidence Journal.
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BoTEroURr COUNTY, Oct. 9th, 1858.

BoTEroURr COUNTY, Oct. 9th, 1858
Mix HrfCiiEso&==
Dear SIR Il feel it to be my duty say word upon the
tferts of your Celebrated Ointment. constrained
from experience to it the best HgaHg and Pain
Killing Agent havs even seen employed. few months
he carried considerable distance. which caused
treme Of the broken Limbs applied your Ointment
and in less than three hours all had
short time SINCE member of my family was taken with
one hour after the first arpcaon he almost entirely
relieved. write for the benefit of the suffering.
Yours Ne,
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON 6 CO, Amsterdam,
Botetour county, Va. Prce-5O and 81 each per
bottle.
aB- For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by VIM H. Lippitt,
Druggist.
December 3D. 1853 136m
E,RES1 AND PRIME-Just m t1me 20 Bags Rio Cof-
fee Is kegs fresh Goshen Butter; 25 boxes Cheese
bbs of Extra Florence Mills Flour 10 boxes English
Cheese 20 bbls of Mercer Potatoes 40 do Apples, Low
for cash, at GEO. II. KELLEYS.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned, having. at November Term, 1853
the Court of Pleas and Quarter for the County
Of Sampson taken out letters of administration upon the
Goods and Chatte Rights and Credits of Dr. Boykn
deceased hereby notice to all persons indebted
the present them within the time prescribed by law
Or this notice will be pleaded Bar of their recovery
THOMAS w. BOYKIN, Administrator.
Dec. I'd, 1853 1885
$40 REWARD.
/ ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 18th inst,
H his negro woman ANNE. She is bright mu- *
atto, and may try to pass free and makecsM
her escape free State She took off with her sew
| era fine dresses. -RAA
will pay further reward of $40 for proof sufficient to
convict OF harborng her aiding her
ALEN'R MCMILLAN.
Dondarroch, Robson Co., n. c., Nov. 22,-E3-lt.
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j. M. ROBINSON.
= Hardware Merchant. WIllnInrfnn

& 80 Hardware Merchant. Wilmington. v. c.,
TS1pS receiving his fall supply of warranted Saws, AK
Nails, Holowware Pocket and Table, Cutlery heavy
plated Table Spoons and Forks Fine Tea Trays and Wal
tiers, Brass and Common Androns, Shoves and longs
FULL ASSORTMENT of the best of Builders Hardware
Mechanics Tool. of every variety and of superb
quality Plcughs Fan Mills CJrn Shelters Hay Cutters
&c. tDee 2, 1883 Is
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WRITE OwL-A few evenings since, (says the
New Haven Regisier,) as Mr. H. P. Smith of North
ford. was sting in his house. he heard great com
motion among the fowls in his barn yard and pick
ing up billet of wood, went out 10 discover the
cause. He found that monstrous white owl had
succeeded in carrying large Chtagong rooster over
fence when, finding he had Is caught Tartar" had
commenced battle with chanticlear. MIR. Smith
soon settled the combat with few vigorous blows
with his cudgel The owl was OF the finest spec
linens of the kind ever seen, and measured FIVE feet
four inches from the lip of its wings.
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THE DUKES CAtsrIc W1T.-While the Louvre
was being stripped of borrowed pumes, Wellington
fell into great dsfavor and was coldly received by
some French marshals, occasion, he passed
Louis XVIII; when the king subsequently expressed
his surprise and vexaton in hearing that they had
turned their backs on him, {" 1t is of conse-
quence, Sire,'' was the reply; cest leur habtude'
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ne aftcle IS IN Ilr ths mOrnln ana the SAFE
ted above made at So so for SOFT and 81 20 for hard
with the privilege of the advance f any to-day None
market that we know of.
SPIRITS TURPENfINE.- The market for this article ruled
steady last weeks quotation (61 cents up the
of Tuesday last when the price advanced log cents, and
sales made at 62o63 cents q gallon The market yes
terday rn and during the day 63 oe red
refused for lot of 800 bbs and holders generally ask
hn he mn
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p. S.-Also all indebted to the late firm of HOWARD
PEDEN. who do pay up by the ls of January next
will find their accounts placed in the hands of officers
collection. Inov 1871 w. c.. HOWARD
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RATHER ToUGH-Sam Jones lived up in Oxford
county Now Sam was enormous eater, and it
happened that he was day hauling load OF
shocks" to the nearest village, when his team was
stuck in a sand hill Well, did Sam fret and scold
his oxen or unload his team ? Not he. He very
coollv took down his dinner from the load sat down
and ate it. when his oxen started off with the remain
der Of the load withnnt further trouble
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SrAvEs-None received SOME time past and there am
pea T 20 ee Iar demand for the article.
IMBER-Iias come in very slowly drr;ao The wal
.hsre Is Jar demand from mlers. The sales ere oniy
ures. See table, s'"s within cassaned hg-
FREIGHTs-vessels are for both and
egn ade and plenty Of produce Offering See table for
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TINE greatest DiscSsery Of the age.-Planters,
A Farmets, Families and others can purchase no
rnnlsdy equal 10 DR. TOBIAS Venetian Liniment,
tor Dysenlery, Cholic, Group ChrCaic rheumatism,
sore Throat, loOth-ache, Mosquito Bites, rams IN
the Limbs chest, back, etc.
lflt dOes net give relief the money VIII be refund
cd all that is asked Is trial, and use II according
10 the directions
Ii Is an EGglish remedy, and was used by vii
liam the ". fate King Of England, and certified to
bv him, as cure for Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed
OVER 1000. 900 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without il il
it was $40 per bottle, in OF Group as it is as
certain us II is applied.
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in half an hour; TOothache in five min
utes- Il is perfectly inno cent to take internally, and
is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States. Price 25 and 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Liniment, but considers
ohtalHrert need not pay for IT,
DIR TOBIAS has put up Horse Liniment in pint
bottles which Is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Cholic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellings, Cuts, Bruises, ctc. Price % cents.
DIX. TOBIAS Office, 2i0 Greenwich street, New
York.
For sale by FLEMING & Brothers and DR.. KETsEE,
Wood street, Pittsburg.
AGEYrs.--John Beall and S Hamilton, CGdiz NJ
Jolley g. CO., New Market. Wilson e. numing Mas
Brown 4 Barnhouse and VIM. Walters.
New Hagerstown. A Jul Schneider, Moorefield L
J Phipps & CO., Smyrna. sep2S I653ly.
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PROSPECTUS.
Ohio CUEGKVatOY.


THE Tenth Volume Of this popular Journal will
commence on the lst of January, 1854. We make
our annual appeal to the Farmer the Mechanic, and
the Domestic Circle to lend US n generous assist
ance in supplying the Industrial Glasses with cheap
aud reiubie paper, devoted to Agriculture, Domestic
and Rural Affairs, containing at all times ynluabl c
hints for the Farm, the Shop and the Firesde, and
seeking The elevation of Labor in all its legitimate
interests opposing quackery and humbug in all their
forms, and filling the noble station Of u true home
paper OF the west.
The Editors have long been familiar with the pc
cuar condition Of Western Agriculture, and by ex-
tensiye travel and observation keep themselves in
form of the wanis and progress Of the country at
large. e.
TuE ONO CULTlvAToR is published on the lst and
18th of every month-l6 large octaYo pages, with
tile page and index at the end OF year, making
volume of $50 pages suitable for binIing.
TLRMs--Single subscriptions 81 year. -Four
copies for So. Nine copies for Sc; and same price
(663l cents each) for any larger number All sub
scriptons to be paid in advance, and to commence
with the year Persons sending Clubs may have them
directed 10 different offices if they choose and those
having sent smaller number, may afterwards in
crease 10 nine, or more, at the Club rates 10 any
person sending us a Club of Nine Subscribers and
St. we will send, post paid. a complete Volume for
any previous year, in paper cover. Address,
BATEHAM & HARRIS
Nov.30 '53 Columbus, Ohio
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Administrators sale BY order Of
Court


I2Y virtue Of an order Of sale issued out Of the
I'D Probate Court OF Harrison county, Ohio, and to
me directed Twill offer for sale at public auction on
the premises q = miles from New Athens) on Satur-
day the 3lst day Of December D. 1883 the follow
ing ealssrats 10 wit boing part of section 10 and
in Township nine OF Range ! in Steubenyille land
district. and being part Of the Of which Hugh
X, McAlil.en died possessed, beginning the South
w, corner Of said tract thence " 29 per- thence n.
sgi4 degrees East q perches, thence North IA de-
West ~ percics. thence East 52,S perches, thence
South 81 8 peTches, thence South S9A degrees West
1898 perches TO place ofbegining, containing 29A
Acres. OF said tract 81 Acres are set off and as
signed TO Sarah McMiilen for her dover aad said
9& acres will be sold separately, subject 10 said
dover estate. The remaining 20 acres will be sold
sepetstely free frrm incumbrance. Appraisnents
made known on day OF sale. The sale to be be-
tween 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'clock VI Of said day
Terms of sale, one halt in hand and the other
half in nine months with interest and to be secured
A short time can be given for payment of the FIRST
half by arrangement If more convenient 20 purcha-
sers. GEORGE COOK Administrator
ofElUGH X McMlLLEN Deceased.
H. LEwToN Aty.
Nov 80 '53-4iu
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zoe a,iLLs FOIs rs CENTS.

! NEW ERA IN medicine, no more imposition or y q
~ exrortion, calomet. Dr. TowESESD jall-A
yersul health pills Each Box contains lOo fills, at .,
the astonisngly reduced rate oi 25 cents psr box.
The poor need no longer be without the reaedy or
disease E-s. ID 3 tSysa
| The Proprietor of these PILLS. therefore isstfys
baims to be Philanthropist, and the GreuI Pensar
in the work OF providing for the suffering not ony
an lntaDle remedy. but OF placing TINS reRisAy ere
within the eans OF all, however destitute their
dition ''
The Pills may be used with safety at all tirnes:A
they arc never violent in their 0peratlon but alwsye
through and efficient This desirable result il a..
plished without the aid of Calome or the many
drastic purGatives usually employed. The pabEisa
may rest assured that Mercury in none OF fsrhs,
enters into their composition \ ..-.
SARSAPARlLLA, in highly concentrated stats,
forms prominent ingredients; he remaining ingre-A
dients are Balsams and Gums, long known and Val.
ued In the Medical profession the whole forming :
compound uneqnalled for all 'th NilE
Impurities OF the Blood, Costiveness, Jaandice N
Female complaints, Sick Headache, Pain in t4ss
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, RhellnatisIr
Constipation Pains in the Head, Pains in tie SaG
Liver coinpa aints, Febre AffecIi1ns peS irresl
naries, Pains in the Breast, Pains i'll ths Lsins, i
&c.
The Purifying properties of these Pills are beliey.A
ed to surpass ths power of all other medicines Op IA
Grating always thoroughly, yet without ahe aid ef
mineral pel5Uns, they peculiarly adapted To a.a-
lily use; safe and saIutary in their ifnpEessin Ep,,
the system; they may be taken atall times and by nix s.
Now for these, and kindred diseascs, TawaseRds
Pills are the one Great Remedy.
They most speedily and eiiectually do the wark,
snbduing lntamaons and Feyers opening obs trlc.a "A
ted pores, promoting perspiraton4 ana soothing nioF.
did scnsbilities. In short they warranted hs,-
ter than all thers-chsaper than al4ahd destlneaA
to supercedc all! Try thent nssds sufferers Sss s
and all and Recommend tie Pills to your neigh-
bors -' .'' ''.-
01rDrections accompany eack Box AFP,t.5or3
MER General Agent Siouinston. conn. e.qat 9r4
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills of Twen-a
ty-tive cents! Ft' =
For sale by Patterson & co, and ] II Logan & ca. s
Wheeling Va. pa-a ~ ., - .iY
AGtNTs-Jobn Beall and Hamilton, Cadiz. A.
F Croskey and ley, New Market Brewa & .
Barnho1se and w Walters, New Hagctstowa
A sJup Sfhreibsr, \ eteld L J Phpps g. CO.. +. a
Smyrna. sep2o lS53-ly Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TNHE Great Fair held on the Wheeling Island
Il awarded To inc subscribers three premiums ui.d
Diploma Tor the following goods:
Best Black Brocade Dress Silks .-
Best and richest Embroidered Swiss colors-
Best embroidered Silks and Painted Cballeys for
Party Dresses "
Aud tof the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks, we have ulsu-just received some of the nre.
mum caasilleres and Persian CLOTH yarns &c, of
Mckee & Robertsons celebrated nanufacturcr-
to all OF which to gether, with our general stock OF
rcd Dress Goods and staples we invite the public
attention. STONE A. THOMAS
Wheeling, va sept % 1858
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" M. T. lMNED

BO0K-BINDER AND BLANK BOOK as
AN MANUFACTURES, a
No. a MoNRog ST., Dup 5tairs.) WHEELING, Va
TNHE undersigned would respectfully beg leave 10
Il informyo4 Of tile fact that has purchased tlee
establishment laely known as james NJ E.wingAs r.
Book Bindery and Blank Book hunuiactory, aIld
is now prep lred to execute to order all Kinds "
9ulng, tuhny pateri.1 Blank Books, OF ivory de- i
scnption will be bound many preferable Style such
as Haltrbognd, Full bound, Sheep, Russia or extra
Russia Bands.5hI v@s " iaf e" Iat U7F'1
We are also prepared to- bind Music, Magazines j /
Law bNoks FeIigdicals, &c. sc, 10 any style thar
may be preferred, TO compete with work done in Hay
part OF the country I8H3 FF31 ETf q X
Should you have any of the above work to do pleast
leave your ordtr ~ eyer 70 srall il will be ihunk,..,
Street, tUp Slufs}h'@w ~ jdhaaBf @ [l'tfT3ETU bnA
Pi9rucular care taken in binding Magazines sd ,sd
Wheeling, sep2S 1873 lya,, E,eI,t 80, ;,f !
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FL New Furniture and
CHAIR . w ARE ROOMS

NVIFE the atlentl of house keepers and otlsefsg
l. to their neY Furn.,pre and Chair Ware ReoiAs,
few doors below the Market Hsuse. They pres
pared TO furnish all articles in their line, such
Dressing and Plrin Bureaus Secretaries and BOOK
cases, Card Dining and Breakfast Tables, Bedstesds
IN every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Hotss,
Divaas, OttonAns, &c, Fancy What Nots, Fascy
Work Stands
Chairs Windsor, Cane Seat. Mahogony, in every
variety, plain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clocks, 2
&r all of which will bo furnished promptly to or
der at the lowest pr.ces We respectfully invits inc
public TO call and examine our stock, feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases e&
,,,,41.f .Ha.- De. MuNDAY q LUT'fS.
Wheeling, sep93 l853-ly ~
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MantiIlas and Silks.

A FEW duz. beautiful mannllas, made Of beauti.
fui lusIred Black silks siwatered do, aud fancy
coor'd do, plaia and embroidered, trimmed with
lace or irdge- Also, unusually large stock Of hose
loAg SuTAIs same make We have had last , years
which every body says are the pretties and cheapest
IN the city Call and see them at -
Wheeling, Sept, %. STONE & THOMAS.
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Golden Beehive Store.

NEW F.3LL GOODS.
w = have just received our first stock of Fa
w Goods, comprising all the LATE STYLES OF La.
dies and Childrea's Dress Goods. The largest stock
OF Goods have eveI brought tn the civ, and m,
richest and choicest stock OF Embroileries eve,
brought to the ctyi together with unusually large
an! choice stock OF staple goods, ect ect boughl
in May; expressly with view to the great rise In
goods this al which will enable US TO give the great
est kind OF borgains to ali who may be in need OF
goods
An examination of our stock is most cordially So
llcited. .... STONE & THOMAS.
Sept. 90. ia Main St Wheelino
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$50 Reward!

M ILL be paid to any person wac will buy box
w OF DIR. TERREL'S healing Uinupenl, aiia
use it according to directions, ii they will cali my
oihce and say, with clear conscience, that II wII@
not completely chapped hands, chiiblains, chai
ing Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores ehIlaten
and greatly alleviate, itnot entirely Sal,rheai
Piles, inflammation of Breast, bites OF insect, fipes
the Face, and all diseases of the Skin "A q 4 " "-
MONROE Terrell, Naueatuck, coun.ss NJ.
To whom all Orders should be addressed, Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and county Afer-
chants generally e, rrt ~
WHOLESALE DKsoTs.-C V Cickenner & CO., Ne,
81 Barclay-5t., New York; Mcclure " CO., Alba
ny; Fleming 4 Brothers, Pittsbnrgh; " NJ II provit
and Bro. NO. Liberty-st., Baltnnure; 4 W Dyett,
and Sons, Philadelphia s.- ...... i--s. -
AGENrs.-John Bcall and s Hamilton, CGjz. ?
laSI : LIZ : = . ! l