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CLOCK FOR AL NAlfOSS.-SQUIHE, LANDER ~ Co,
Jewellers No " Fufoust in ther annual circular Of rich m OF
yewely, Nmohx Silver Ware, siye view Of ds Of az
Electrical Click blowing the time OF different places whoa l.
o'clock (nooD New Okla valus5le t.hcsn be had b. calling
heir store
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See advertisement Of A. CUsHMAN \ CO. 10 auothe
column
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JUNGLE TONS CABIN" and LITTIE KATY THE
HoT ORLDire 70 be performed Of the NsToSL TntArEE
this Afternoon These original copies o. these
pieces produced this popLi csabhm NJ pror 10 any
New YCIk Gui wshns ~ sec Ac nnine
must ,Oyk TO- them only o. The NATIONAL.
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HOLIDAY GIF1s.-T. GILBERT x Co.'S MAGNET
tIST PIANOS beautifully finished with without the os1
the ttst presents Dc made wife, daughter ser
Sold Waters No Sj BroadgAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-20

iTi winter aud nrou nd the fro
Come daughter, mother, son aud size
And - sto iicud DO Wis around
They lreU the DR. sound;
Or time bcguile With lcg nds old;
Or search the fire for fccnes UNFOLD,
That ia tba glow .rR eiu0eIs lie
In al tlCr bright obscurity-
spelftcL - thoso shadows made
~ ROoT, tie fore VI his tIads
RoOTs Gallery, No. 1868 Broadway. ClOudy or rainy
all the M or taking the beautiful CIayon Da-
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To...... ssi3s42 ac75ftI Il sj3oI8 so ~ 5352 as
Those twelve Banks with Aft 1ei are incorporated as
AL he othe BsatGs Associations aasd .aas The general
law Of The Siats
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COMMERCIAL MAIYkRS

- N WENDELL. Heal.A ozeur
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CHRISTMAs AND HOLIDAY pREsENTs-The laies
will find choice ehacig msny noves IN rich dre.
Nclves Linen
Lnen Gapki1s Table D4nst e.
IN bHsDcIL fEfksON LAKE
no al broadway, between Graul end Become sis.
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Tnr WAY no rE HlPrY-Everbody ha, 90

TnE WAY TO BE HAPY.-Eyerlbody has got
recipe bayiuc st escrsb ~ hiss remedy for the
aihm Bat The oily ts recipe for haPpnen the con
sousn C having done right aid hat very easily lured
Would you how youlef TO COOL glorious oDk
the or ins Uncle Cabin this performed 50 gu
JeIby and elecuG bEEV Nusrun or let an care
eNe this beruoor all the pathetic and comic elements q no.
Corn The piece What jolly COS you'll be to moro"
The Living Cf,s Reafdd lady Happy Family 10 he seen
there without
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,s,hr-s husbands and broilc r. 10 marking ihc cyeni
loud be- W sec by tho advertisement That there
I, Bat limited number Of tickets to be disposed Of and
stley csnrot be had aer tbs morning. Ifyou wish 20
\. pheih,r Women cannot inspre wit and speech wei
Z VIE gci i,okct Immediately and 90 70 The banquet
The Board Of Aldermen Rad a long meeting last even.
A., ard dispatched fair amount Of business Thee We.
- As viii 10 seen by tie rcpor; in another column were
;es, ed from the Mayor An effort was made to have
pon and ordnance adopted TO purchase certain lots Of
I'd on Wards Island for $4,000 report in favor Of OK
,dipg Albany st from Greonwchst to Broadway was
.sds ibe sIee'el order for Friday evening.
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ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PREsENTS.-NO more els-
s.p eit can be given Engraving suitably framed
variety may be found at g. y ArrLEroTs No Sj Broadway
Npsf
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-nxcrusru ie.--DrcsasSH u

srs5-nf1 Arrf-sef AYR, 81 Gvsrsssf Avsrsss
Na~rs BANKS II amount s1s0r-t sn5laf sns mt
fstifsif Of Of Of o.
Roy Cscnisa DePs-1s iCirerls'u Dep>its
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FrEs FOR TIE HoIIDAYs.-J. Ii. HARLEY. W.
"a John wlope this DAY his entire o. suicsn
Fu finished he welkuOwn yc expressly for preseis such
quits of Sable Macn. Mok. &c. Also very good
Fu for s6 o. Ladies Of getting goot is -
article wausnttd No - J0hn-s Having Tor
many Mad his will please amber this
new location. tDay Tunes
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Ifrcnn y lvtria Coal Co ISL
4 NJ LisEn Central X r J.
" Ileve. lro Piusl uTgh 4 r.
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HoMoIDE-TLe Mate of the ship Jane. Wright who
was severely injured during difficulty with Of the
rev tive Of whom have been since in custody while the
vfe ley Quarantine bound ont some days ago died
yesterday Of the Hospital Of The wounds he then received
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
Marine Intelligence.
PORT or WILMINGTON. n. C.-January, I

PORT OF WILMINGTON. n. C.-January, 1893
ARRIVED.
JAM TISteamer Zephyr, McRae, from Fayetteville to
Brig Alabama, Bcay from Boston, in ballast, to Jas II.
chr. Dresden Richardson, from Boston, in ballast, to J.
II Chadbourn s, Co.
Schr c. B. Glover Rabun from Shallotte, to DeRossct
Schr Melrose Moore from New York. to Ellis, Russell
Schr Genvicw Partridge from Grecnport, L. l., to ]. s
D. Mcl1ae & Co.
Brig Nancy Pratt, Bates from Gloucester, Adams, Bro.
b. Brig Triumph Atkinson, from sackvllle n. B., to
lS-U. :. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt, Burns from
Charleston, with IS passengers.
Brig VIM. T. Dugan, Collins, from Bermuda, in ballast,
Ja1 1S-Schr Susan NJ. Young, Mathews, from Wiscas-
set Me- to J. T. Chad3ourn Co; with hay and bricks
Schr Abby Weld, Bullock, from Maine, to VIM NJ Har-
sehr Mary D. scu scull, from N. York. to Miles Cos
Schr Nanhassett, Myers, from New York, to J. H. Elan
Steamer Fanny Luteroh stedman from Fayetteville to
Brig Whitaker, Handy, from New York, to Kdder &
Schr. r. w Brown, Hulse from N. Y, to DeFosset s.
Brown. r. ,:
I93U. s NJ. Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, fin CHARLES
JAM l9-}rig Thos IIanford, Harvey, from New York,
Sehr Lille sanders, Corson, from Philadelphia, to Geo.
Steamer Zephyr McRae from Fayetteville, to j. & D.
McRae 6 Co. 49, ~
steamer Southerner Wilkinson, from Fayetteville, to Me-
hoy s Roberts. $500 :,
20-Brg Argo, Norton from Boston, to Ellis, Russell s
Co; with mdze. -,
T. S Mail steamer Gladiator, Price, fin Charleston with
IL passengers.
CLEARED
l5-Brig Geo. W. Russell, Wyman, for Cuba. by Adams,
Brother & Co.
Jan l7-Oldenburg Brig Reform, zimmerman, for Hull,
bv J. IL Flanner; with 400 bbls. turpentne
l8-Steamer Zephyr, McRae, for Fayetteville, by d.
McRae s Co. - ~
T. S Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, for Charleston.
with SO passengers -.
Brig David Dufel Zoll, for New York, by Geo 1arriss
Ian IS-Schr. Mt Vernon, Mathews, for New ork, by
T H. Chadbourn & Co.; with lG7 900 feet lumber.
Schr Melissa Holland, Lewis for Shallote, By DeRosset
& Brown. , =, -,
i9-T s NJ Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burns for Charles
ton, with II passengers.
Schr Vermont, Keen for Boston, by a H. FanBokkeleh
with II 900 feet lumber. $50 bbls. rosin
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Sedman, for Fayetteville, by
E. j. Luterloh
Tam 2O-Schr Julia NJ Hallock Anderson, for \. York
bv J. H. Flanner with naval stores. sc.
sour Monterey Ackey for New York. by ]. II. Flanner
with naval stores, sc. -,
Steamer Zephyr McRae for Fayetteville, by s D. Nc
Brig Cen Taylor Shute, for Boston, by c. H. Dudley
q s Mail steamer Gov. Dudley Bates, for Cha rleston
with 60 passengers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
SPECIAL NIAGIsTRACY

AB-We respectfully present the name of JOHN COW
AN, Esq, to the citizens of Wilmington candidate for
the office of Special Magistrate MANY CITIZENS
December T. 1852 77-te*
rs We authorized to announce JOHN Nc
AUSLAN, Lsqr, candidate for the Office of Special
Magistrate for the town of Wilmington the ensuing
ton. TDec 2 IS52-75-te
We authorized to announce JOHN C. BOW
DEN, Eqr, candidate for the office of Snecal Maeis-
trate for the town Of Wilmington ensuing election
December !, 1852 74-te
BB-We authorized to announce JER EMIAH NIGH
OILS ESQ., candidate for the office of Special Magis-
trate of the town of Wilmington. [76l
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

The Mustang Liniment has attained its popu-
ary and almost universal use simply because it gives bet
satisfaction accomplShes good relieves pain
and heals wounds and than other preparation
before offered to the afflicted Every bottle that is used
speaks for itsete its tale in the reliefit gives and
the it effects And the who has suffered perhaps.
long years with pain without hope of relief nd finds this
Lnmcnt almost instantaneous remedy cannot help but
speak in its praise and recommend it in the highest
all that he suffering 1t needs other recommended
ton than trial advertisement in another column.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY both, 1858.

1--WE give prices in table of sales by guam
tty. When it is deemed necessary also make remarks
the mode of sales Those interested markets
this place. would do well to bear this in mind.]
BAcoN-The stock of North Carolina is very light and
the article in slowly We the sale of small lot
from wagon Saturday last Is per h. for hog
round There good demand, and parcels would meet
with ready sale at l4c for hams IL l2t for midin and
IL cents for shoulders The stock Of Western good and
sales dull at to 81 cents for shoulders lob IL cents
for Sides from store
BEEF CATTLEut few arriving and the stock in butch
ers hands is light and the article wanted. prime article
would bring highest quotations.
CoRN-The receipts this week have been rather better
than for time past and the stock good with
moderate demand Sales of about or 900 bushels
60 cents per bushcl.
FLoURThe stock getting her light and prices have
advanced sha brands table for store rates
to quantity and quality.
HAYThe stock of Hay is fully sufficient for demand
One two parcels sold private terms 25O bales East
make changed hands Wednesday at 81 10 per 100
lbs, with small parcels market unsold
LARD.-The receipts of North Carolina continue light
We note small sale from wagon l3 cents and lot per
railroad at 2 cents per h. The stock of Western in store
is only fair and sells at quotations.
LIME.We note the receipts cargo of I'll casks from
Lncolnville, which sold Wednesday at 80 cents Del
cask, cash and 300 casks from New York small parcel
which brought 81 per cask, balance stored
LUMBERSaes since last review of river floor
ing boards at $l2 per NJ.
MoLAssEs-No receipts this week. Sales of former ar
rivals at p % cents per gallon, in lots to suit
NAVAL SToREs-The Turpentine mar et has advanced
still farther since last weekly review with sales of 1893 bar
relss as follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

sdescribed in the Spirit of the Times in most fe
rGtors manner: Professional engagements requir-
the writer's presence in Circuit Court which
vas then in session in of the villages of mid
and county of the = Empire Safe - and during the
grm an incident occurred. which may be interesting
fnot useful to those legal gentlemen who are par
hl to the study of the - laws of evidence" The
ae tried was one in which a question arose as to
PERSONAL property claimed to have been sold some time
muously under an execution. and the plaintiff IN
hcasG called witness to establish the fact of the
ae The following evidence was elected on the
examination of the witness
Question by CounSel--'' Sir you say you attended
le sale on the execution spoken Of. Did you keep
he minutes Of that sale p
Witness" Don't know, sir, but did; don't re-
collect whether kept the minutes, or the sheriff, or
nobody think it was one of us"
Counsel Well. sir, will you tell me what arti-
des we're sold at the execution q
Here the witness he~itated not willing to COM
nthmSelf by going into particulars until the pa
Gcc of the counsel became exhausted, and he press
da special interrogatOry.
Counsel Did YOU on that occasion sell a thresh-
smachne =
Witness-'. Yes, I think We did,
Counsel" wish you to be positive Are you
Te Of it ?"
Witness" Can't say am sure of it, and when
come to think Of it, don't know as we did think
pdidn't."
Counsel Will you swear, then, that you did not
.Ime p
Witness" No sir don't think would; for can't
Ewhether we did or didn't
tmnseI-" Did you sell horse power :"
Witness" Horse power q
.omScl-" Yes, horsepower -
Witness" IIorSe-p Well it seems to me
neM. And then it seems to me we didn't. don't
noTas | can recOllect whether remember there
Sany horse power there; and if there wasn't any
ele can't say whether we sold it or not, but
MT think we did; though it may be, perhaps, that
DID, after all It's some time ago, and don't
to say certainly"
Counsel Well, perhaps you can tell me this
4n!5ou sell tanning mill"
IMess-Ycs, sir, we sold tanning mill. guess
an sure of that"
Counsel" Well you swear to that, do you 2
". one thing though don't see it on the list"
GH0eSs-" Why, | may be mistaken about 1t
maps am 1t may be it was somebody elses
oohg-mill at some other time: not sure"
counsel Ito the Court U.s. should like to know
!N please the Court, what the witness does
V G and what he is sure Of"
aT0ess Ito Counsel Well sir, know one thing
Am sure of; and that is, that on that day we
either treShjng- or horsepower OF
1I'0g,miH Or one, or all. or neither of them bu
'' know which !"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

For beauty of style we have any articles that
would compare with Sta5er's Anodync Cherry Erpecto-
rant and DaJ7hGa Cordia they have been recommended
extensively by Physicians, which speaks for the
tents Tho propretos selling them in such vast guam
titles that they have had to make arrangements
for their preparation to meet the demand Those suffering
with Colds, Coughs, Asthma, &c, Diarrahea should
riy n trial
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
The First Kiss.

Nay, ask me not-how could bring
My lips to rest on manhood's brow!
maiden may not lightly fling
Her timd nature off--and thou.
Caressed as thou art wont to be,
What were a kiss of mine to thee!
And thou wouldst that had press'd
Another's cheek as soon as thine,
Should allow my lips to rest
Gwen lightly as on followed shrine
he trembling lips of devotee)
On thine. as pledge of love to thee
But then some words of gentle sound
r., were whispered to the maiden's heart
She could not bear his love to wound
The hour had come when they must part
And she was young, and fond, and true
What could the gentle maiden do
Ihe spell is broken-she has laid
Her trembling lips against his cheek;
On hers there is Il deeper shade
Of crimson, but she does not sneak:
Her voice is hushed-her voice is still
lis given, half without her will.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

NoTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar and Turpentinc sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing Inspection,
&c on Lumber so cents to 81 per NJ Tar
and Turpentne about 10 Is cents per barrc-and for
e. when brought railroad about the expen-
incurred *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentinc
ded is made according to ouaty
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
DI ED,

In this town, the 18th inst, after lingering Illness
which she bore with christian forttue and resignation
ARRET wife of Levi Hart in tbe SD year Of her
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
MARRIED..

In this county 18th inst, by ]. L. Bunting Esqr, Mr.
JESSE F. Mann, to Miss ELY JANE WALKER.
In Sodom, Duplin county, the 9Th inst Mr.. LEWIS
BATS to Mrs. MAHA1A kIRBY formerly of Carolina.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

he market closed firm yesterday evening. with good
demand and only about 500 bbs Offering of all hard
bringing highest quotation for that article SPIRITS TR-
has also advanced We Thursday of
100 bbls at &c., Friday, $50 do. at 5c Monday $50 do
at &C., Tuesday, 400 do at 60 per gallon We'd
nesday there sales that hear Of The de-
mand is brisk, and stock light Sellers are firm in asking
IS cents per gallon RosN has been somewhat neglected
and note sales of only 400 bb Common at 81 Is per
Sales of TAR at 81 10 per Dbl. Receipts light.
PEAs-Ihe stock of Ground has pretty much all been
brought in, and the receipts scattering
lots Sales have been made at 80 81 per bushe
as to quality The stock of Cow Peas is light and good
demand. Sale of a small lot at 80 cents per bushel
PoRKRemans without change in price, with fair stock
of Northern Fresh arrives slowly sells at cents
per lb.
PoTAToEsThere is good stock of Irish Planting Pota
toes in market and note sales of Us bbs s. l2a
10 per bb, for planting See table for store rates.
RIcE-No change in price, and stock light.
SALTWe note the receipts coastwise this week of 1000
sacks Liverpool which sold at 81 25 per sack Retailing
from store 81 so 81 per sack and Is cents per busb
ell for 4.
SHINGLEs-Is in but little demand Sales during the
week of Common at 81 so per M.
SLAVES and HEADiNGs.-We hear of no recepts and no
demand.
TBERR elaains about last quoted and we note sales
during the week of 20 25 RATS at prices quotations
See table.
FREtGHrsNo change to note in prices and there is
fair amount of freight offering. Vessels plenty.
NEW-BERNE, Jan. H-Thc receipts of Turpentine
have not bcen large last week Prices consider
ably advanced and sales of Dip have made to-day
IS o2 Scrape has during the week sold the extraord
nary price Of So sales in small lots at IS - So
day 81 S2a is fully offered. Corn is firm and prices will
doubtless advance. Last sales were at a. so Cotton
Sales 70 day at 81 Sc. Pork. Sales at q &C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
CoNsrABLE's ELECTION.

We are authorized to announce MIR. WESLEY HODGE,
candidate for the office of Constab for the pper vii
mington District. liam lS 1!I4te
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LIST OF LETTERS.

d EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT WILL
II mngton, N. c., 18th January. 1853.
Rg-Persons whose appear this list will ask for
advertised letters and state the date
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

vvvuISKEY AND CHEESE.-l00 bbs Whiskey and
w 100 boxes Cheese just received, and for sale by
Doo oSth FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
COAP & CANDLES.-50 boxes Soap; 100 do. Candles.
- For sale nv w. c. HOWARD.
A PPLE BRANDY 10 bbls. old Apple Brandy. For sale
a nv w. c. HOWARD
SEEDS.
GLOVER Timothy, Lucern, Green, Blue, Orchard and
L Herds Grass for sale by ELLIS s MITCHELL.
Dec. IS 1882. 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

S r1r "A Western paper says: 1--WE are indeed
5 5p!, elegant. moral, transcendant people. We
~ ~ masters, they are all principals; no shop,
aIrI are all assistants; no shops, they are all
i5%I, , no servants, they are all helps );
I ,5 IhCy are all governors nobody is logged
I5~S1eIi he merely receives the correction OF
ss"Te nobody is ever unable to pay his debts,
,no ~.y unable to meet his engagements; nobody
ro o ne is only excited: nobody is cross, he Is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

=, hEhARKABLE MANA gentleman writing from
Monaghan county, Ireland. to an acquaintance of
ours IN this district gives remarkable instance of
longevity owen Duffy when one hundred and six
teen years old lost his second wife he subsequently,
married a third by whom he has a sen and daugh-
ms y"ungest son is two years. his eldest nine
~. lie is now one hundred and twenty-five wears
OF age and retains in much vgor the use Of his men
tai and corporeaI faculties He walks frequently to
the county town, distance of some eight miles,
MS statement may be relied on as strictly true
Andprsnn IS y \ In.Ltta
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
FREIGHTS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentine, Rosin and Tar, ser barrel,..s 30 IS
Spirits Iurpentlne, do. .0O 30
Rice per 100 pounds, gross. 90 Is
Cotton per bale. Il 90 90
FlaXSeed, per caSk, UO W
Ground Peas, per bushel, ....:..6 8
Lumber, per NJ, ............ 90 q 90
I'd PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentne, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, 40 45
Spirits Turpentine, do. IS 20
Ground Peas, per bushe Observation-Disclosures. 8
Lumber, per NJ. as to size. IS 90 a 90
Cotton goods an yarns, per cubic foot, ......6 @
TO BOSTON.
Turpentine, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, ....45 so
Spirits Turpntine, do. 10
Lumber, perm. 90 9 90
Wilmington Bank Rates o Exchange.
Baltimore - per cent. Philadelphia ~ per cent
fSeHso York s. s. virginia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21

BALTIMORE. Jan. 49, There sales to-day IF 700
bbls Howard Flour choice brands, at 90 20 Moth
ing was done in City Mills Flour 1t rs Generosity held al
% rs. .te
NEW YORK. Jan is sales Of Cotton at e. advanec
Flour bcttersuIcs 50 SO So for State and 50 682
70 for Southern and GeBtsee. Wheat-Sales Of South
ern white at 81 q D. C6fhi-Sales at 75c for mixed
CofeeSales of Rio at 9ac Sugarales of Orleans ut ~
SIC Turpchne-Saes of II. o0e bbls rough specula
ton at 81 45 S. and 400 bbs Spirits 6sc. Whiskey
sales at 26 PorkSals at sIS IS for Mess
and SIG for Prime BeefSaes $i3 rs IS 50for Mess
and Beef Hams SIS rs Is so. Hogs So 25 Butter
Is lSc.
CHARLESTON. Jan. Is. --Cotton-There was a good
demand for this article rather advancing prices
The very nesy $500 bales at extremes rang
ing from to l04c E 3 -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-01-21
BRANCH OF WHITEHURsT's GALLERY
Every Day Chat.

IOW beautiful they that is just like you Miss H.
never anything perfect how distinct they
all are they to almost speak though that is not
derfu Whitchurst Pictures speak for themselves in
and finish All who visit Whitehursts Gallery struck
with their beauty and ifelikc expressions When it is
known that furnish such gems to patrons, is it
derful that business is rapidly increasing Mr. nr
rison, the sul and experienced operator is still at
Gallery in this city. and all who may favor him with call.
be furnished with Of those fine Sky- ght
Daguerrotypes Likeness taken equally we'll in all weather
Remember, Whitehurst has the only Gallery in the City
b. F. HARRISON & CO.
Mozart Hall, Messrs Polly Harris Front street,
Wilmington, n. c. TJan. IL. lS53-I09 If
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nike that that is ;u anv r now W reason Why
b. ,% ~! else should 90 and do likewise" We
@ '1Iak he would have done it if he had been
9Frno' Gnt house he were to come back now
se,Ga The same way, we submit to our ablest
&a t"' q0eStlon-would he. not render himself
w Rr0SGcu ion nnder the w mrant law