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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-01
Police Court.

MONDAY, Feb %.
Before Justice Grsen.-Cyrus FELTON,, who was
tried on Saturday, on charge Of assauIting Mary
Hannan, was discharged
Patrick WEIGH, for being drunk on the 9Th INST,
was fined s l and costs, amounting 10 50 81.
William Balloon was brought up, charged with
disturbing The peace, on Sunday morning, 9Th
inst. In consideration OF this being Mr. Balcom's
first offence, and in view Of his being young man
hitherto Of respectable character, the Judge, instead
OF committing him the House of Correction,
fined him 50 aud costs, amounting 10 SO SO which
he paid.
Joseph Barry, for being drunk on the 9th inst,
was fined 81 and costs, amounting to Sc SO.
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And all Law matters attended to as usual Cash psl
lor soldiers warrants, by w. 5. BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Janl-dawis3m HarTing on Corner Worceater
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'orces
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-04


1ower grades TKe sales amount about 5000 bes dhi
The sales Of Thursday reached i6, 900 bales . sz
The narkt was quiet n Manrhsstsr trade
was rather dull 49,.
The market bread sua dull. and prices pet &
good by 81 -four and to I'd wheat Baltimore ai
Philadelphia % Us Cd; Canal us go. r.
Grain quiet Wheat EXHIBITS change Indian corn eay
Provisions There was steady demand for provision
and prices without variation from pevibds accounts Lar
quiet. Beef in good request. s .'s@ --,s< y .ssss
GroccresCohee vas 1rner and shilling advance haa
been allowed for shall parcels Sugars and Hioasses quiet
Rice firm. Naval stores in steady request at previous
,4e.- #.a-a5 .ss .r%# @3sfe8
Talow was dull though rather inquired for
Iron continued firm at full prices
Wool in good demandt .
fair supply. Consuls closed at 500 995 DC ssvsss
American Securities were in active request at prevou3
prices 4 ff 55.E gs.ss.ss 500 8sta .s4h#&
HAVRE Feb Is Tho cotton market declined. after tho
receipt of the Europas advices, franc The snles on thd
18th 500 bales and holders pressing the akcrs
Flour-Sales at 30 81 francs in bond
Corn market dull
HAVANA. Feb 2Iaffisss Of sagsr arc supported ard
supplies very moderate Moasses at q in the haFhnr 2
2 in Since the date there wec
sold retail dealers 230 casks ice from Sasanna 1f
2I0 do do Isabel at l2 are 400 casks ffo
Savannah in hands There is nothing OF interest t.,
add about Timber Vessels are very and the
of them will be felt severely supplies of produce ia
Freighs sdvancngE4 s asked for Cove AID
market ~ hid OF Sugar has been paid to the Ms
ted States Sa per box s. for Molasscs. Exchange
London 10 104 per cent prem.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

TTH1S is to certify that in March, 1862 nay wife was a-
l. ken sick with high fever, and the measles. / called
upon my family physician, who attended her for
three months, in which time the took
gether with the dropsica che could neither sleep
night, or lay side hardly the body; she
wa. as Pless child; her pains most exerueat
ana every day the took change The pbysi
succeed and all neghbors who had her.
peced to see her rise any more
had intended, long BEFORE to call upon Dr. Selonwald
out some people scared my wife in such way that she
"oua not willingly consent however, after long Puraua4
sion from neghbors and myself and great suffering
agreed to call upon him instantly, 18th of june
1902 begged DIR. Schonwald to come and examine her,
which ne did, and pronounced her to be the lies,
gone back into the SYSTEM and considered the very
serous lie undertook operation the head and face.
gave the patient instant relief and se could for the first
time IN three weeks, enjoy good nights rest On thS
third day he operated her back and thighs, and
aSton&hed to the quantity Of matter blood, &c which
come from her body and doubted how it possible
human being could live in such state. After the opera
tion the fever left her directly, shd she commenced
and drink could sleep sound ut night but still she
in dropscal state After usng his medicines and follow
ing his prescriptions, in four weeks, she well size
| ever in her life.
would have given notice of this wonderful cure sooner
to the public but ohet wait and the
disease oud not return again. but satisfied ha
there is not the least sign of it, confidently make this
statement in the of my wife and myself that lady
or gentleman shall have fear of Dr. Schonwaid and feel
myself in duty bound to do justice Dr. Schonwad
commencing him to all suffering humanity, skill
fu physician and hope that every who put their conf
dence in him, will find relief LEWIS COLLINS.
We tho Undersigned testify to the truth of the above
statement. H. FARRELL.
WM. J. SMITH
JNO. r. BOWERS,
Fob %, 80 -G144-d4tw2s*1 SUSAN BOWERS.
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Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED.
Feb 2sSchr. Lille Sanders Corson. from Philadelphia,
to Gee Iarriss; with mdzc.
Schr. +. J., B. Wales, Little, from New York. to Miles
Cesn; with mdze.
Steamer Zephyr, MoRac, from Fayetteville, to r. s. D..
March 1-schr Ann & Susan Myers. from New York. to
j. II. Flanner with mdzo.
e-U s: Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, from Charles
ton with 62 passengers
March 2-Steamer Rowan, Rothve. from Fayetteville,
to +. J. Lutterloh.
Brig Elzira Brown days from New York Master.
Russell & Go.
Steamer southerner Roberts from Fayetteville to VIM
steamer Maj VIM. Barnet, Barber, from Fayetteville, to
3-U s Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charles
ton, with l42 passengers
CLEARED
Feb Iste'mer Evergreen Creole for Fayetteville by
March i-Stenmer Zephyr, MsRae, for Fayetteville, by
Schr Acyona. Whitaker for Philadelphia, by J. II Elan
ner; with naval stores sc.
Schr. II. Hsllock Pow for Now York. by ]. H. F1anner
Sehr Marine Powell for New York by George Harriss
with bbs hhd and 10 bags fruit 725 bash pea nuts
shf hn. OaeL g
spirits turpentine. 80. 300 feet lumber.
u s Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, for Charleston, with
March l-Br Brig sutcf Coffin, for Buenos Ayres, by
Kdder & Martin; with l 5000 feet lumber.
! Bsrque Saranac, Bigey, for Havana by J. Hathaway
Son. with 20 bbs spirits turpcnne 100000 feet lumber.
BRIG fremont Green. for New York. by Geo larriss
T. s; Mail Steamer Vanderbilt, Burns, for Charleston
March 2-steamer douglass, Banks for Fayetteville b!
sehr. Mary Abigail, Charlotte, for shaotte by J. II
Chadhsurn Co.
3-Ste4mer southernsr Roberts, for Fayetteville by W
H. McKoy
steamer Maj VIM Barnet, Barber, for Fayetteville by
U. S Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, for Charleston
with SO passengers.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,


WHEREAs, complaint upon oath hath this day been
w made two of the Justices of the Peace Tor the
State and County sorcsaid by Benjamin IIalett Of the
said County that two certain male slaves belonging to him.
five inches high and black formerly belonging to Lott
Williams, of Oncw county and BOB aged about sixteen
years. feet high and black have absened themselves
from their service and posed to be ur
king about this county, committing acts of felony ard other
nisleed These therefore, in the of The State
aforesaid, to command the said slaves forthwith to
return home to and do hereby, by virtue
provided intimate and declare that if the said LOTT and
BOB do home and surrender themselves mmedl
aey after the publication OF these any person
may kill destroy the said slaves by such he
they may think fit without accusation impeachment of
any crime offence for doing and without mourning any
penalty forfeiture thereby.
under hands and seals this 2Sth day of Febru"
'y' 1898 " G. {: F RETTEs P, ss seal
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WILL be ready early in March. Dr. Birds universally
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JBBESA iNosAY,' ard revised edition. in volume,
~ Dr. Birds :. Nick of the Woods has from its frst
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a general demand. .
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THE MEN OF THE TIME or Sketches of Living No
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81 so. ,u.......u ph,;shad hv
to ' ]. S. REDFIELD,
,,L1 1a52-fa6-2m1 JIG & liz Nassau ST., N. I.
(10FFEE -I50 sacks Sc. Domingo, Rio, lara and Mo
iha Coffee for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON
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GROCERY DEPOT.


FRESH! NEW!! AND SITEET!!!
r R. RESTON is again receiving supply of every
y thing good for suffering humanity.
Fresh Sariines in small md large boxes Brown clarified,
crushed and loaf Sugar Olive oil in pint and quart bottles;
Chocolates cracked and prepared Cocoa; Maccaron YER
necil Iapioea and Starch Extract essence of COT
fee paper equal several pounds of Coffee Preserved
and dry Ciren for table article before ia
troduced in this city fresh lot of Mangoes and pickles,
all kinds Adamantne Chrystaliue and Talow Candles
n c. and Virginia Bacon and Lnrd Cooking Primes and
Raisins Tin ware COOL assortment wood and willow
Step Ladders Box scrapers Onions and Goldfish and
genuine planting Potatoes Fresh Meal and Iomony
Butter Buckwheat and Flour and all sorts Of entAbes
And just let as am in want of money
honorable SoUTHERNERs and pay that may pay the
NoRTu. should not owe them cent.
If the third Chapter and third Verse of st. John
that resides in Philadelphia will look in the Fos Office, in
that place. something will be found to it, his her adyan
tsge.
March 3D. 1853. 15I-tf.
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DIED.

In this town. Monday evening last 25th ult Mrs. Oc
TAvIA Newly wife of Mr. John L. Newly, aged 25 years
In this town, at Mrs Fords Boarding House at o'clock
on Thursday morning. Sd inst, after lingering Illness A.
F. TooN Esq of Columbus n G.. aged about 30
In Duplin County. the 22d ult Mrs CELIA SMITH wife
of Bryan Smith, Efqr aged about So yearsafter suffering
several months with serng disease which she bore with
Christian ortitude Mrs Smith had been CONSTANT
Der OF the Baptist Church for and died full
hope Of her blessed Saviour. She left aeeo.ate hus
band and children to their irreparsbs loss
Commercial will please copy. Cox.
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ffoii. James q. Doi,i,.

Speaking OF. the individuals who wifi probably
compose Gen. PeFce's Cabinet tie Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Argus, pays iatterng
compliment TO this distinguished North Caroinian -
no word is said by the correspondent that is not
luly endorsed by his fellow citizens of his native
State:
Three men named in the list will give more that,
mere party satisfaction. Messrs Marcy Gushing and
The gallant, whole souled young Democrat, James c.
Dobbin. Judge Gushing and Hon. VIM L. Marcy
are too well known to require eulogium-but Mr.
Dobhin, though not we'll known, is not the less tall
ented. In his State. IN. Carolina( he has done
yeor'an service for the for manv years past
holding many important posts of honor and trust ut
the hands OF the people, and was more recently the
Regular nominee of the Democracy of the State Legs
ature for the U. S Senate. All who were at the Ma
tlonal Democratic Convention which nominated Gen
Pierce, will remember The part he took al time when
discomfort prevailed throug hout that body Amid the
cries for adjournment, James c. Dobbin rose and in
the most touching manner appealed to the Democracy
stating that North Carolina having done all she
could for'the man of her choice. Jas Buchanan he
now come by authority of his feow-deIegates. TO of
fer the vote of that State to who in the councils
| OF the nation. had displayed unequaIled patriotism
and ability and sense, and who on the tented field
of battle, had met the enemies of his country with
! heroic btavery and undatinted courage-Frankiu
! Pierce, of New Hampshire
II would he folly 10 describe the enthusiasm which
followed this speech thunders of applause spok,
the appreciation of the Convention and was tina
ballot that the President elect received the nomination
Mr.. Dobhn is thoroughly acquainted with the de
mands of the Naty, and will make this branch O
the national defence what it should be. Success il
the chiyalrous generous Dobbn"
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Fad Leg of very Dangerous Nature cured by
HoIIo " M en- and PIIIa.

Mrs Poole, Of No 2, Mermaid Borough
very long period with dreadful leg which baed the
skill of the practice.
as in the opa and DsPensaries under whose treatment she
had been of whom after repeated trials could
least good The Holloway Pills
been the of curing this extraordinary bad log the
der and all who have Poole
person far advanced in years
Sold the Professor Holloway, 244 Strand.
Temple Bar London and by all respectable Druggists and
Dealers Medicines throughout the British Empire and of those
of 374e SIC. 81 Whole
sale principal houses of the Union Messrs
b Sands s.. D.. & A. Evans,
Nc
ETere considerable saving by taking the largest
N Directions for the guidance patients disorder
RI 81 jxed to Box
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DESERVED COMMUNICATIONS enterprising and gifted
townmnn. Mr. j. H. Wbitehurst has received another
tnonal Of admiration CT his skill in the form Of
hicdton from Willard Fillmore Chairman Of the Central
Committee of the United States. informing him that the
Jurors of the late London Fair have awarded him medal
certificate and copy of their reports in consideration of tn
beautiful display Of his Daguereoypes at that exhibition
The compliment merited, for Mr.. Whehur is unrival-
led artist and has met with proporonate
his endeavors Baltimore american
Whitehurs Gallery in this place may be found Front
Street, over Meszrs Policy & Harris Store
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NEW BOOKS.


u ECEITED this day. the 1st of March, 1853 at L. II
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Correspondence of the Wilmington Journal.

CoNwAYBoRo', s. c.. Feb Goth, 1858
Feb. 4th.-Arriyed. schr r Aerain Thomas. from New
York. mdze. to s. Bell. J. II. Norman, and others.
14th.-Schr. Sarah Victoria, Tollson, from New York
man. and B. D. Beatty.
S:hr Locust Brown, from Plymouth. No Ca. with 1000
bushels Corn to H. Buck, Yates & Gordon, Sall Pane
others.
Feb I1,h.-Ceared schr. T. Merain, Thomas, for New
York. with 1000 bbs naval stores by S. Bell Carman Tu
ma ge & CO.. Col d. W. JCrdan.
l7.h.-Clearcd. schr. Sarah Victoria, Tolson for New
York with 900 bbs naval stores, by s. Bell D. W. Jordan
and Yates s Gordon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-04

PRICES CURRENT OF NAVAL STORES Sc.
81 Is per $50 pounds scrape 81 25 81 50 do do; Sp
its Turpontne 80 to IS cents per gallon Bacon 10 to 13
bb Corn (good) 60 to IS cents per bushe cash Moasss
Is to 80 cents per gallon cash Hay 81 37 to g per 100
per bb
CoNwAYroRo, S. c., Feb. 20, $50.
EEssRs. FutToN PtCE-C1ents --1Icrewith hand you
Marine List and Prices Current of PROVISIONS &c. in this
place. hitch please publish for the information of dealers,
&c, and obge your ob't servt ]. H. NORMAN.
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hrARRIED.

At the residence of William H Porter. Esq. in Bsdcn
on the evening of the 25d by Joseph Lyon
both of Bladen eESzFs
In this county recently by John Shepard. Esq Mr. SRI
GER u ADGETT, to Miss LouIsA BURroN
on the 18th ult by the Rey T. L. Clifton. Mr. JAMES NJ
HOLMES of Cumberland to Miss SUSAN CATHARINE daugh
ter OF Isham Wilson deed.
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LIBERTY STOVE WORKS AND HOLLOW w Az;
FOUNDRY. PHILADELPHIA.

The undersgre9 respectfully inform the public
ing still further enlarged and improved their WORKS and
increased their facilities, they prepared TO execute
orders for stoves hooy &C. on the most reasSnabf
WESTERN MERCHANTS. to their large and extensive
assortment Of NEW PATTERNS, all Of which have been
got great expense, combining originality and beauty
of design durability, utility and economy in their operation
COMPRISING the most complete and varied ssortmen Of
Tight Cook, for wood coal Complete Cook Star Air
Tight; Sta: Franklin Star Radiator Fire King Radiator;
Improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves Bases Bare Cyln-
ders, Bar Rooms Radiator Plates Tea Kettles Ranges;
Gas Ovens. &c. Sc. H t5t
COU<TIsY MERCHANTS DESTROYS Of ordering hy let
ter have list of prices by mall containing draw
ings and descriptions Of all the different varieties of
&c ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
Feb 25-25-6ml Brown ST., above Fourth phiadeIphia
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NOTICE..

ESE1CE.
WILL be sold at the late residence Of Lemuel Chestnut
w deceased the 18th day of March inst upon six
months credit the perishabe property of said Estate,
ssting stock observation-disclosures Yoke of Oxen, Cotton,
Corn, Fodder Farming Utensils. Household and Kitchen
Furniture Barouche, and other articles tedious
Bond and approved uretes required before the
property is removed Sale at II o'clock A. NJ
SALLY J. CHESNUTT, Administrative.
March Sd, 1853 26-2t.
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PIANO BoKTEs AND RrELODEesys.
{ MIR. J. D. LOVES RNfTURE WAREnOUs

PIANO kOkVES AND BIs5IOEgEsesNS-
AT MR.. j. d. LOVES FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
PiaSos Tsasd aid Repaired.
MIR. BA LII has just received from n. Y. another t.
Vl large of fne God Piano Fores III II
for sale at the lowest prices and fully
ted for two years Also excellent Meodeons for very
low. Old Planes taken in exchange The author of the
following letter, cent to Mr. Ball. unsolicited Is dp9uesoa
able authority.
WILMINGTON, fej Goth, 1858
Mr. Ball. Dear Sir-lt is with great pleasure that Mad
Anna Bishop and myself express to you how pleased
we are with the Piano kind to send to the
concert last night The instrument has magnificent aud
tone The base Splendid while the upper notes
clear loud and very harmonious must really thr
in future shall always feel myself fortunate to hd
Mr. Benefits fine instruments to play upon must rotfr
get to mention the artistic and true manner in which til
piano tuned and having occasion during the whole
Torrance to play in almost key of the seae was in
decd surprised ut the accuracy of the tuning.
One dramatic concert that of last night when the
ducor is obliged to give ell the effect Of large orchesry
tests the true capabiity of Piano. than yea
Paror School practice and yours fully sustained the
test.
We beg 10 remain Dear Sir. Madame Anna Bishop and
myself Yours very thankfully,
ANNA BISHOP. CHI. BOCESA.
March LIST, 1853 .-e I50--26-tf
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GEORGIA TURPENTINE LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber has for sale 75 600 ACRES OF LAND q
in Clinsh county originally Ware county. Georgia.
of 400 each but lying in bodies containing
from twenty lots Nearly all Of this land is we'll
the which navgabe during the winter
spring months for small crafts. Railroad is being
built commencing Brunswick sf the finest harbos in
the United States running West, and it is believed,
will through Clnch county These lands will be sold in
tracts to suit purchasers who may want much 5000
acres considerable deduction would be made te one
purchasing the whole TIE above lands bought of the
State title undoub led, of which the purchaser
can be assured before payment required Some of the
lots well adapted to the culture of Sea Island Cotton
Map of the county will be in the hands of Mr. William
Williams of Wilmington. time in the month OF
March, or By the LIST of April.
Columbus Geo. February, 1858. 105t~
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NTexican Mustang J.Inin,eut.

This invaluable remedy in praise Of which muc has been
aid written, wherever has introduced
TO obtanable in The curative properties
within the OF remedial agents effect is
mended quick almost cctried effect
suaSing determinations, the and
ting the muscles when excited impaired. for all
those forms of the ills Which flesh herr that be
reached by external application See advertisement in another
column,
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800 RE WARD

NIFTY DOLLARS will be given for Negro LOTT, and
T. Fifteen Dollars for 30 for their confinement in New
Hanover Jail SevenyFivc Dollars for LOFTS head,
and Twcntyv Dollars for BOBS head delivered to the
subscriber in the Of Wilmington.
March 2d, 1S53.-[26-tfl BENJAMIN HALLETT.
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oUSD RESIDENCE EOR SALE.

SOUND Residence EOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale desirable rfsidente 3d.
on Wrightsvilc Sound containing about 80 s;t
of Land with a good DWELLING, Kitchen and IL
other out houses About twenty-five OF the tract is
cleared Terms vii be accommodating
Apply to JOHN e. SANDERS
Feb