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money hunter being about 70 marry fortune.
a friend asked him how long the honey moon would
last He replied. Don't tell fne of the honey moon
1t is the harvest moon with me y
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General Notices.
FOR RENT.

FUR RENT
THE SUBSCRIBER will rent, for the ensuing 49,
year his LOT at Battlesboro in the county of Edge E
combe lying Immediately the w. & K. Railroad kt..E
and County Road leading from Tarboro Raleigh The
uaton perfectly healthy and in good neghborhood The
building consists of TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
with four and all her necessary houses Also
good store house 1t is good stand and public
house. there being and very much needed
Apply to B. H. HALE at Battlesboro Edgecombe County,
G.. -
n B. Possession can be given Immediately
September, ID 1853 52St*
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A sailor in the pit of theatre, looking over his
play-biil read an interval of twenty years occurs
between the first and second acts" At tbs end Of
the first act he put his old tarPauln, and left the
house, saying " few of those folks will 1--we to see
the end on. - Il. -. -. Il
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ONE CAR FOR A TRA1N-When collisions of cars
occur upon railways, sometimes is crush
ed another is forced into it, by the pressure of 9TH
in the train. Perhaps says the Railway Times,
if there to be but one car in train, sufficiently
capacious to contain all the passengers that frequent
such tran there would be less mortality and serious
damage from such accidents than now. The friction
would be less from long car, with flexible body,
than from train of several Each car creates con.
siderable friction and wear OF the rail aud wheel at
the curves whereas flexible car would bend in
portions, continually, around the curve. Such car
should have recol wires, or SPIRAL of some feet in
length, at each end of it. Next to the space Sc filled
with wires might be the baggage and express portions
or parts. The centre TO be for the accommodation Of
passengers which could be entered by doors at
yenient distances, along the sides. The accidents
that occur from exposures upon the platform, whilst
in motion, would be avoided. The conductor would
be ever at hand. 1t might be SO arranged that the
engine could force the brakes upon the wheels. and
with regularity, and with guaged or regulated force
not by jerks, now by the brakemen. The brakes
upon horse and carriages could be arranged
to be forced upon the wheels by the horses.
RAILROADS IN ENGLAND-THE TRAVELS AND THE
RECEIPTS According to an official document recent.
ly submitted to Parliament, the number of passen-
gers conveyed the railways of the United Kingdom
during the six months ending on the 3lst of Decem-
Der last, 49, ,8S6,123 of which $685. were
of the 1st class, 524.651 of the second Glass; &c.
4S4 ,s66 of the third and Parliamentary classes and
II 991 were holders of season tickets. The aggre-
gate of receipts from this number1of passengers was
e., ,36O,168. The receipts in the same period from
the transpor, of goods, cattle, parcels and mails
amounted to $50, los; and the total income der
we'd from the two branches OF traffic amounted 10
RS85O273. This an increase in the total income
over that of the preceding year of e6o2,ss6; but it
is remarkable that with SO large sn increase in the
aggregate there was diminuon in the receipts from
passengers of ig22o. $50. This comparative falling
off of this branch of revenue is attributed to the effect
of the Great Exhibition of 1851, in having not only
augmented the receipts Of that year. but reduced in
some degree those of the year following from the large
number of merely occasional visitors to the capital,
who had availed themselves of the period when pre-
sented an unusual attraction.
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G. w. GROOM.

INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES AND PROVIS-
IONS, WLMINGToN, N. G respectfully informs Makers
and Dealers in the above articles that he will give prompt
attention all business in that line entrusted to him. and
sois share of public patronage pledgng himself to
ercry proper enOrt TO deserve it.
mne 18th. 1865 E4l-tf
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INsRECTOR,s NOTICE..

THE Subscriber has received the appointment of Inspector
of NAVAL STORES, and solicits business from those
having it in his line. JAMES l. BRYAN.
Nav + 1853 208-lw-37-tf
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500 REW ARD.

$2U REV ARD.
WEwi pay for the apprehension and safe delivery 80
w in any Jail, that get him again, q
(my negro fellows SAM Sam is about feet or a
inches hgh-dark complicated. He absconded few ~
days since and is supposed he will make his way back
Ashe county, N c. DORTCI1 & BARNES.
Georgetown, S. c., 18th July 80 49-tf
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JOSEpH T.. KEEN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
\ public he is prepared take contracts in his
line business He keeps consaRtly hand LIME, CE
MENr PLASTER, PLAsTERING HAIR phia Press BRICK
FIRE BRICK.
n B. To Distilers of Turpentiue,-be is prepared to
nnt up Stills at the shortest notice. May 2-37-ly
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INSPECTIONS NOTICE.

E Subscriber takes this method ofnormng his friend
| and countrymen that he was elected INSPECTOR OF
NAVAL STORES at June Court, and would be very thank
full their patronage promising to transact business will
fidelity and and to the best of his ability.
Tulv / 1883 T43-tf1 PATRICK II. HAND.
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General Notices.
Now Ready;
THE NEW METHODIST SINGING BOOK:

Lutte OF ZION,
BY B. WOODBURY. assisted by Rev. H. MATrsoN, Pastor
of the John Street Methodist Church.
1t comprises nearly thousand pieces of the choicest
Music, including almost every old tune of any merit
pubshed represents two hundred of the finest
ser the world and contains variety of meter
now in use with cOpious indexes to part The Lutte is
therefore held with truth be almost exhaustess mine
of the richest Sacred Musical Treasures to the
public Glowing with the animation and burning zeal of the
communion for which it is designed the neverthe
less equally adapted to the lynn Books ofa denominations
of Christians fMr WooDBURYS last Book. the ulcimer
OVER 100000 COPIES
have been issued since its appearance three ago. and
still the demand the increase Is any further evidence
of the admiration in which he held Composer be de-
sired
From the enthusiasm with which the Lutte has already
been greeted reception for it similar to that meted to the
Dulcimer is confidently expected.
Any professional musician desiring copy of either the
Lutte Ducmer for examination, have to him,
free of postage by remttng 90 cents the Publisher
F. }. HUNTINGTON, % Park Row, n York.
Sept 10Th, 1858. 2-4t
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
E undersigned have this day associated with them in
business, THOMAS w. PLAYER. In future, the business
will be transacted under the of MACMILLAN, DA
Wis & co. MACMILLAN u DAVIS.
September 1st, 1858. LIN
THE Books of MACMILLAN & DAVIS this day closed
and WILL in few days. be ready for settlement All per-
indebted to will please forward and settle the
and those having claims, present them for payment
Sept l, 1S53-(l-lm MCMILLAN & DAVIS.
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PORT WINE.-The commerce of Oporto is the sub.
ject of article in Hunts Merchants Magazine for
September, in which some interesting items of nfor-
nation are given respecting the manufacture and ex-
portaton of port wine We are told that:
1.-The yearly explorations of the different ports of
Europe, Brazil, and North America average 36, 900
pipes at least $4,000 of which are shipped to Eng
land. With the United States they exchange their
wines he average is 900 pipes year, mostly of the
second qualty) for slaves, masts rice, whale bone,
cotton, and naval stores but the transactions between
the two countries are almost Insignificant, .- ..
X =
The wine, which is the principal resource of Opor-
to and the surrounding districts is made in certain
part of the country, placed on the right bank of the
DOuro from between fen 10 twenty leagues distant
from the city. The principal entreport is small
town called A. Regoa, from which all the wines are
sent in small fatboats down 10 Oporto and Vanova.
The Douro wine in its primitive state is not fit for
shipment In the wine lodges of Vilanova it always
undergoes process of publication with the white of
eggs and of strengthening through the addition of
strong white brandy and of some old wine. By the
repeated turning, shaking and mixing of the liquid,
the wine is brought TO that perfection which makes
the port wine acceptable and celebrated in all for
eign countries. What is known in America as pure
juice is called in Portugal geropga, and is generally
used to give strength and an agreeable flavor 10 Wines
either naturally too pure having lost by age part
of their power. 1t is the first juice of the grape put
to boil until it is reduced 10 two thirds of its volume
when one-third of first rate brandy is added TO it,
which gives to the stuff high grade. In many in.
stances sugar also is added and the Juice of the elder
berry, which, by its deep color, gives TO the stuff an
appearance of strong bodied wine"
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An exchange paper has this advertisement -
g Two sisters want washing" We hope they may
be washed.
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Terms of Subscription,

fine year. in advance, within three months, 81 90
When pavaent is delayed three months S 90
No subscription received for less term than one year
"a subscriber permitted discontinue his paper after the
of subscription till the pration of said year
subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end of
must pay up and give the proprietors two weeks
Otherwise the paper will be continued and charged for
person sending five subscribers accompa-
the advance subscriptions ($12 50l will receive the
n,Sd NTH G. copy gratis, for one year
sl1Gn - ~ NAV be remtted per mall at our risk.
An isers on business connected with this Office must be
Used (post paid) to the proprietors.
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0u-Snicide by young women, is Incoming fearful
liz ureyalent i'm New England Four eases bare oe-
Cured within fhfee weehss
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$50 REV ARD.

p RANAWAY from the subscriber on the 10Th Sep, 80
i l. tember last, my negro named KEMP aged "a
about Sc years; feet S or 10 inches high weighs q
about $50 lbs. rather light complicated with ~
his ng9r on M ms right hand oy bH1n %o1 and
head we'll up when spoken to, and rather ocky built 1t is
thought that he has and trying to make his
way free State by the Rail Roads When last heard
from, he calling himself JIM and passing himself off
free man The above reward will be paid to any one who
will apprehend and deliver the said negro conne
him in any Jail so l can get him again
WILLIAM FRAZIER.
Nashville Nash County n. c.. 29h august, '53. 52-lm
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CO-PARTNERSHlp.

THE subscribers having the 18th inst, formed Co.
i partnership under the firm of UTLEY & ALDERMAN
have taken the store No. B. P X Dckinsons Building
North Water street. formerly occupied by Messrs A. J. Il
T. j. Jones' where they intend to Keep hand general
sortment of GROCERIES, at wholesale and retail, with
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, SHOES, CUTLERY, FA r.
MING UTENSILS, &c. JOHN UTLEY.
ARCH'D ALDERMAN.
Wilmington, N. c., April 18th, 1853 17-2O-32-tf
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Coach and CarrInge neutrality-suspicious., n. c.

OO"ch anu O"IfI"se O1"'11"cIOr3 -=011''o"' NJ .
DOLD ROBIN HOOD & son would respect q 60
d fully inform tkc citizens of Sampson county E82
and public generally that they will carry the above bust
in all its various branches They prepared to put
right for the county and hope by strict attention to bu
merit share of public patronage They warrant all
their be made Of the very best materials and should
any fail in twelve months with fair usage either in
workmanship material it will be repaired without charge
Persons wishing buy would do well to call and examine
themselves they intend be for STYLE
elegance and durability.
sSREPAIIIlNG done in the neatest manner, at short
notice
sa-Nill Ink s. Gudgeons, made and warranted for ten
wears for SlO Also, Cast-steel Roundshaves made and
warranted.
Clinton Nav II 1852 36tf
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i A modest lady being asked BY a gentleman why
she had a covering over her dressing bureau" re-
/ Piled 81 don't want to see it's drawers"
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DENTlSTRK

DENTISTRY.
0R. T. B. CARR, recently from New York g.
L. - has opened ed an nr office on Market street,
In addition to full of the best ncorrupble
mineral teeth he has the exclusive in this town.
Dr. John Aliens Patent Improvement by which the teeth
united to the plate, with continuous, gum
This has endured without the slightest change the
tes and pronounced by competent judges the greatest
improvement in the Dental Art that has been made years
Specimens of the kind of plate teeth, together
numerous testimonials may be seen at his office
Reference given to individuals in this place. wearing
teeth with this improvement.
Wilmington, June TO, 1853 4O-tf
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$40 REWARD.
THE above reward will be paid for the .pprehen-
/ sion of Negro Woman named EDITH, COM elAASN
monty called EADY, belonging to the estate of James
2. Davis decd, late of Dupn county, and delivery Icy
her confinement in Jail that get her
She has absent about years. popaby turks
concealed in the part of New Hanover county adon
ing the Dupn line We viii also pay the aforesaid amount
any person who will enable to convict white
of harborng said slave. Said slave, Edith is the wife of
negro named jack "a blacksmith formerly the prop
erty of Henry Williams decd.
SETH DAVIS, Adm'rs'
December 6, 1852 15-tf
NORTH CAROLINA UMBRELLA STORE.-The de-
~ mand for of Umbrellas, is rapidly increasing
The best stock in the Sate be found at No l. Granite
Row.
Also few fine Walking Canes, for sale low.
Aug. 8, Z. MYERS.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS-Ofa qualities. for sale low,
/ by L. N. BARLOW, No. 3, Granite Row.
NEW FLOUR. so half bbls. of New Flour, extra 30
IN boxes Colgates No. Soap, half and whole boxes just
received per schr W. H. Smth and for sale low for at
Aug g. GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
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TOWN LOTS AT LONG CREEK AT PUBLIC
tA SALE. 90
n THE Subscriber will offer at public auction, at y
Long Creek Bridge. the Path day of the present month,
six eight VALUABLE LOTS Every facility for build
ing is to be had, there is Steam Saw Mill opera
tion at the place. Conditions at sale.
JOHN LARkINS.
September 9th, 1858 l-ts*
A BSTRACT from the Minutes of the Superior Court of
n Law, held for the County of New Hanover, at Spring
Term, 1853 Hon. John NJ Dick Presiding Judge:
Ordered That hereafter the Civil Docket shall be taken up
Men~ of the week the Court and continued until
Tuesday night of the Tenn and that on
Wednesday of the second week of the Term the State
shall be taken up and continued until disposed Par
ties and witnesses the State Docket required
attend until Wednesday of the second week of the Term
'H is further Odered That this notice be advertised in
tho Wilmington Herald and Journal newspapers for six
weeks previous to the next Term of this Cour which will
II. w. FOY, Clerk
Sept 9th, 1858 l-6w
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JOHN II. HAYES,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WLMINGToN, N. C.
September 10TH 1888 2-tljan
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; A COOP OAE.-There is a lawyer in Dearborn CO.,
Ind known no less for his eccentricity than for his
legal lore. Many are the anecdotes told of him. A
man once went to him to be qualified for some pet
ty Office. Said he, s. hold up your hand I'll swear
You but all h-ll couldn't qualify YOU
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CHEAP STORE.

DETER SMITH respectfully informs the public that he
continues the Retail business at his Store Market
Street, where he has just received OODS
which he will sell cheap and would be thankful for share
of public patronage.
The following artcea comnrise norton of his stock:
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SLAVES AND HEADING.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase during the next
i six months l75,O 900 WHITE OAK BARREL SLAVES;
also, 50,0O0 ASH BARREL HEADING. If they be
had of good quality, he will pay considerable advance
former prices Persons wishing contract do ap
plying to me here. A. MORGAN.
Wilmington, N c., August 18th, 1853. 49-tlstD*
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Thc Dutch yvisioSw.r.

Mine frow was no better as she OFT to be- till shust
pefore she diet then she was good pefore,n
marked Mr.. VanderhoFn TO his neighbor.
-As' Your wife was an amiable woman and you do
great injustice TO her memory said Swartz.
s'Vel, vat you know so much about mine frow
for l'
81 was moi intimately acquainted with her, bui Fam
sure that all her acquaniances loved her. @t
vot right had they to love her er'-May be-"
May be what 20 ...e
May be you loved mine frow too.'
why do you speak strangely!"
"Vy, Won day. pig, ugly man, siiust like you
came into our house and kissed mine frow right pc
fore her face'' sreA 5fa:fy =, :.
Were you present at the time ~
ITO pc sure vosn
Well, what did you do e''
II kicked him right pehind his pack
'' Did he resent it :" ID -s.r-..-
Yaw he proke me and te looking glass, and all
te rest of lie crockery in the house, cept te feather
bed, into Won tam smash -
What did you do then p
Then / cried murder ! murder and called for
te shudge. and shury, and police Office and te con-
stable, to come, and he rund away"
Do you intend 10 charge me with taking such un-
warrantabe liberties with the companion of your bo-
som !n
me no charge noting for it now, because she be
tead and perried"
"I will not allow you to make such insinuations
You are an old tyrant and everybody said you were
glad when your wife died."
Everybody be one tam liar
g saw no symptoms of sorrow.''
" Me felt more wusht tan if my pest COW has tied"
Your COW What comparison !"
She vos great loss-a heavy loss-for she vos so
pig dat, (spreading out his aEms) and she weighed
more tan two hundred pounds.'
81 Look Out old man, or you will trouble. Il
doubt if your wife kissed by any man after
her marrige At all events. you must apologize for
what you have said of me,
g Vot is polopise:"
You must beg my pardon and say you are sorry !;
if you do not, will enter complaint against you
and have you arrested" s.r. sE#
g be sorry, ten"
Sorry for what ,"
Sorry you kissed mine frow''
You incorrigible idiot! That is not what you
must say. for never did such thing in my life."
Must say that you be sorry that you never did
such thing."
"No--you must take back what you have said.'
While the Dutchman was in this dilemma, his
friend Hans Bambergher came along, and finally sue
ceeded in reconcling the parties, when the trio ad-
journed to a neghboring coffee house. AIS.
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CARRIAGE NIAEUFACTORY.
Street, bVvccn Front and, North Wate


Mulberry Street, bTceM Front Ond North Water
Streets. Wilmington N. c.
NH subscriber continues to keep hand alarge \SR9
i and general assortment of CARRIAGES of f--&g&192
his manufacture, which he offers for sale the most
reasonable terms among which be found Rockaways
BarOuches, DAnhans, Buggies, Wagons, Gigs, Sui
keys, &c. Also, Harness of all kinds.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call and exam
purchasing elsewhere determined not to
be undersold.
N. B. Repairing done at short notice and in the neat
est and best manner. ISAAC WELLS.
Wilmington, n. c., July 4, 1852 43-tf
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THE SUBSCRIBERS weekly receiving articles in
their line from New York. Fayetteville and by Ralroad
Pork, Flour and Bacen-Of which have pretty
good supply, just received and anng-say forty bbs
City Mess Pork, 5000 lbs Bacon, and forty
V We eep md few ober o
tcles of general matter of accommodation to
customers We truly thankfulIor the patronage given
heretofore and earnestly solicit continuance of the same
with all the addition our friends please to give us.
II. GRANT BRO,
To be found at former stand-ord's Building, the
Wharf. TSept. 9Th, 53-l-5w
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A Western editor, copying story about drown
ed man who had a wonderful memory of every event
of his le advises some of his subscribers to prac
tice bathing in deep water!
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ENTERTAINMENT.

ENTERTAINMENT.
IN THE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
::iA will take Scholars to BOARD at his house, at Long
Creek Bridge, reasonable terms The School at said
place will be open the first of October and wish
to engage Board for their children will please make ap
pllcaton convenient.
Transient permanent Boarders will also be
dated, on reasonable terms
JOHN LARKINS.
September 9th, 1853 l-3w*
FOR SALE.
"a THE undersigned will sell ten fifteen HALF "a
X ACRE LOTS-lyng the West side of Long Il
Creek within mile of the Bridgeon Saturday. the oath
day of September, instant. Terms at sale.
THOS. II. WILLIAMS,
JAS. GARRASON.
Sept. 9Th 1858 l-Sw
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WANT TO SELL-l0, ,000 less, of superior Ha-
w Segars La Josephines Brand and other pop
ular brands, which are very 6neat the Fruit Depot.
july WILKINSON 4 ESLER.
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GTnN EsBhU a ND STONE XAtD
NE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
i large establishments at the North, which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
eign domestic MARBLE of all qualities is to fill
all orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line of the business reasonable
ateS.
SCULPTURINCI, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu
ted as we'll rs can be done either North South.
The best of reference can be given if required.
Fob l3 lS53-21-tfl JAMES NcCLARANAN.
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WILLIAM IL. LIPPITT,

TTTHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Garden Seeds
Market-srees immediately opposite ShAws old stand, Will
mingtOn n. e..
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all kinds of Snuff and Tobacco.
In addition to the above he has number of other articles
such Cacocs, Shirngs, Clothing Hats Caps Boots,
Shoes, &c. Sc, &c. suitable for the Farmer and others
March 4th, 1853 26-tf
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AND CIGARS.-Ofallq qualities, for sale low,
/ by L. N. BARLOW, No. 3, Granite Row
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:. MYERS

, EANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbre
las and Walking Canes, of every description, whole
ale and retail North side Markctstreet Wilmington, N C.
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Professional and Business Cards.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
+, 4 d. DuPRE, Wholesale aud Retail Druggists
I ,. AND ApoTHEcARIEs, Wilmington, n. c.
May 9th. 1858 'o-H
C. DTPRE u. DOIKE, Jk.