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A SOLDIER OF THE REVOLUTION, named Daniel
Hicks, aged one hundred and years, was
buried at Buffalo, New York, on the Goth instant,
with all the honors of war. He was born in the
State of Vermont in the year 1852, and enlisted in
the army in 176S, when he was sixteen years old
He served under General Gates, and fought at I'll
conderoga, Crown Point, and Bemis Heights, and
was present when Burgoyne surrendered his army
at Saratoga In the year 1900 he went to reside at
Buffalo, and he received a pensioners certificate
on the 29th day of October, 1888, when he was
eighty -one wears old.
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To conclude with the celebrated extrava ganza
." .r-,..: called u.s. .e'-'-s-.-s 81
.:-5 LOLA MONTEZ, &6
Or, the Countess Of an Hour. g ga
Katharine Kloper. .......M Miss ANNA SINCLAIR
VIII be presented the laughable burlesque Of the
LADY OF THE LIONS. :
Clod Meddlenot Mr. q RTRKE
Doors open at O'Clock; the curtain will be
raised at =. The box Office will be opened daily,
from 10 o'clock a. m. to O'Clock o, m.
Mar 30 = @s-' -i..''..s
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- CHAMBER FUR.


-'nesvs & Stacy. SAG Broadway
ooIne, spring Street, Ne,c York, Opposite 81. NJ.
G cnosas Hotel, Prescott and Coilamore Houses.
| Wv OFFER at wholesale and retail the nnos+
extensive assortment of EnameIed Fnrn;t,'ra
De found In the United States, all from orir;naI
including Oriental, Serpentine. Onep Cot
age, High Post, and other patterns AIpo re- oo.
S Woo, Mahogany, Oak, and Black Walnut cham
ro M, q =, devoting themselves exclusively to the
nuac1urlng department of this business, assure
urchasers they can procure of them well seasoned
from sS5 ana elegant furniture, at prices varying
city. Will any otner hrm IN the
MA WATER APPARATUS. FOR MAN
NC FEATURING, DRAWING AND BOTT1E.
r o. the latest and most approved construction
dianu!actured and for sale with expIicit nrinted
directions for its use, by p''n'eo
JOHN MATTHEW'S,
o""e' q frst Avenue and Itoenty- ISixth stree,
opposite Bellevue. Ne,v York.
:. me only establishment devoted exclpsiveIv -
;ne manufacture of Soda Wuter, Maeh;ueru T.. W
- .ne United States, and where NAV be fonnd -
.aarge assortment of every article Connected witt
% BUSINESS including materials SC. Estabshed
Jan 22-3m
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SOIREE DANSANTE.-L. CARUSI resn...
~ fully announces that he will give So;rxe
s So at the Saloon on Thursday evening. March
door. pAasg NJ an ~ az the
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ENAMELLED COTTAGE
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AND ORNAMENTAL rom
TAGE SETuTS

NO. 4oS broadway, East side, below Grand
ST. Mandatory No. 40 Greene ST.. ny
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Sign of the Golden Eagle, Penn. avenue
Mar 28-3t between 9th and 10th street.
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CUMBERLAND, March 29.-The cars to night
brought down the body of Flayel Wooton; his
residence is not known. This makes the eighth
victim by the accident. The brakeman, Gardner,
and DR.. Cadwallader, of New Albany, Indiana,
are doing well. All the wounded here are getting
on finely. No one in danger.
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The LATE AcclDENT.-We are pleased TO learn
that Mrs. Brent and her daughter and son were
not quite so badly injured on Monday as was at
first supposed, and that they are aow in a fair
way of recovery: The wounds, shortly after the
accident, were dressed by Dr., Stone
Drs. Began and Dale. '~-- = assisted by
fans'-.' -.gether with DR.. Eliot, the
..-..y physician, as we have heretofore stated
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The CENTRE MARKET was pentifully supplied
with fresh fish yesterday; the prices ranging from
twenty five to thirty-seyen cents pair for sbad
and at the rate of from eight to ten dollars thou
sand for herring.
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Panama, at the dates brought by the steamer
Georgia, was reported healthy, but an immense
number of passengers were dying on the passage
up: The Winfield Scott, which arrived on the
22d, lost over forty, and the Golden Gate twenty
three. The sloop of-war Portsmouth was shortly
to leave for Valparaiso.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-25

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c.
subscriber has just returned from the North where
he has purchased direct from the manufactures and I'M
porers large stock carefully selected which he offers at
the lowest prices, consisting in part of:
DRUGS & MEDICINES.-CastorO Oo by the gallon,
bottle and dozen: Epson Salts Blue Mas Jaap lpe-
Rhubarb Seidts and Soda Powders Haskell s. Mer-
rick and Schif1in Co.'S Select Powders; Sage; Arrow
Root; Barley; Mace; Ginger Allspce; Squills; Opium,
CHEMICALS .r, sulrh, ouinne, .'Powers &
Weightman; !; 20 lbs. Calome Coz Sulph. Morphine; 20
lbs. Proo Carb Iron Act Lead Sulph. Zinc Cit Iron
Zinc.
PAINTS.-1OO00 lbs. White Lead, pure ; 5000 lbs. White
Lead, extra 20t0 lbs. White Lead, MOL 1000 Yellow
Ochre in Oil; LOCO Spanish Brown in Oil 1000 Venetian
Red dos 500 Chrome Green in Oil Chrome Yellow do; 100
ground Verdigrs; Pummce Stone Litharge; TIMBER
Terra de Siene 900 Black Lead in Oil; Lnseed Oil
Whale and Sperm Oils; Train Oil 1000 boxes assorted
Window GLASS; 20 reams Sand Paper; Putty; Whiting Red
Lead, SC. SC.
I PASTRY L COoKING.-2 gross Yeast Powders Cr.
Tartar B-carb Soda Vanilla Beans Exits of Lemon,
ana, Rose, Nutmegs, &C., lsnglass Gelane Russian
Gelatne, Sc.
FANCY ARTICLES-76 doz. Tooth Brushes, large as
sortment 10 dozen Shaving Brushes doz Nail Brushes
doz. Comb Brushes; 80 doz. Hair Brushes doz. Hat
Brushes doz Cloth Brushes SO doz Shaving Soap 6doE,
Lubben's Extracts. assorted doz Ess. Bouquet; doz
Oriental Drops II doz. German Cologne Bell Cologne,
Powder and Puff Boxes Cold Crem Lip Salve; Toilet
Powder Tobacco Pouches Combs 80 doz Paint Brushes
Blenders, Fitch Brushes Spruce Gum Gum Drops Ander
Lemons and GoOdwns Fine Cut Tobacco so 900 i'm
ported Cigars Cigar Cases, &c. &c For sale wholesale
and retail by WIN. H. LIPPlTT,
Oct. q Druggist and Chemist.
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pIANnS MrsIc

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizensEeA
Of Wilmington and vicinity that he has openedIff =
N.Y. SIC STORE on Market street. above the Carolina
rANOS of the most celebrated manufacture. %, o.
Fand octave Panos in Rosewood Cases, and with the la
@ improvements These instruments have been selected
himself and he therefore feels confident to guarantee
n to be superior in tone finish and workmanship to any
Eh ever to this market before. He will sell them
Anew York prices.
lie also keeps. and is constantly receiving the latest and
@ @ fashionable Music for Piano and aH other instruments
arrangements with Northern Publishers are SUCH that
enabled to receive any ordered piece, either published
EUROPE or in this country, in three days. He will attend
y orders from String Brass Bands, either for nStru,
the Mu. a tc with despatch ndEng R nd l
ing & the last months
0Id 0,IId Pianos taken in exchange.
erS 1o Music Instruments from the country, Will
EomPPIIy E PP attended to- HERMANN L. SCHREINER,
nov. l2th.- 6-tf Professor of Music.
L 'ISleYe Observer, Ncwbern Newbernian and Colds,
SesS to the subscriher
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A Dog Fight aud a Question Of law.

A few days ago our friend Hines, the tailor, who
is a very nice man, and who has nice large glass
for his customers to look themselves IN those nice
coats which he makes to fit them in the most superb
manner, happened with the following adventure -
negro boy, belonging to Counsellor Clopton, was
sent TO Hines shop by his mistress. and accompany
ing him was large, and, what Davy Crockett would
CALL were he alive, remarkably ranlankerous dog;
who was absolutely growing rusty and dyspeptic
for want of fight. Now this dog, he walked
deliberately into the shop, and with the most dog
ma,ic gravity surveyed the surrounding objects,
what he verify believed to be first rate chance for
a small bit of brush at least enough to keep his
blood in circulation. For Immediately before him,
and as bad of. for fight himself another
huge dog whose size, make, and weight, just match
ed him to t, and the two together presented as
handsome sight the mos. critical of the fancy
could desire So when Ponto-we don't know the
name of Counsellor Cloptons dog, but we might as
well call him Ponto any thing else-we say, when
Ponto saw this elegant opening for mornings ex-
ercise, his heart leaped for joy He bristied up,
showed his teeth and placed himself along side his
opponent, in the most approved fighting attitude
Neponto-that we will suppose is the name of the
other dog-Neponto did the same Ponto growled,
so did Neponto Ponto smacked his jaws, so did Ne
ponto. Ponto turned himself around to get better
position, ditto Neponto In short, whatever Ponto
did, Neponto did precisely the same thing.
Now, ordinarily, Ponto was dog of very com
mend bic character for patience and forbearance,
but he hadn't had fight in three days, and he was
decidedly in a bad humor. And this way of being
mocked and his actions exactly initiated by, what
he thought an ilooking cur, he couldn't stand
He determined, therefore, to take signal and e&em-
plary vengeance upon the bold offender. Once more
he Strengthened his back, showed the whole length
of his enormous tushes, & made spring--a terrible
crash followed, What it about or what the
cause of it, Ponto did not stop to inquire. 1t
way of fighting that he never heard of in his young
er days. and he was too old dog to be learning new
tricks SO tucking his tail between his legs he cut
out, and fled towards home as if he was followed by
thousand Chinese gongs, and decidedly the worst
whipt dog that Ponto himself ever met with.
Thus ended the dog fight and the only question
to be decided is, who pays for the looking glass
Tuskecgee (Ala) } Rep.
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STABLER'S ANODYsE CHERRY EXPECTORANT

confidently recommended invaliJs UNSURPASSED
NESS Of Common Colds, BRONCHITIS, AsTII
lief Of the advanced that fatal disease
value, with discovery besides
ing and tonic Qualities acts through the skin gently and with
Certificate from DIR JOHN physician the Baltimore
Southern Dspensary.
into the Composition Of Your ASoDYNE CHERRY EXPEcTo
aon in it t" the connde"ec and paonaye no Of e
public as most valuable medicine in the treatment of the
respectable physicians
communicated knowledge Of the constituents Of these mei
them wrtng that they the remedies they
been acquainted with the Of the diseases for which they
are recommended.
OPINION OF DIR. sAM. B. MARTIN,
One of the of the faculty city and long
~ celebrated for his successful practice
your DiARRcEa CoRM as e as YOUR Hno Tne Cherry
Expec,oran find them valuable compounds
safe and consistent with medical practice and hest
Baltimore, June, 1882 sB MARTIN, MD.
sTABLER's DIARRIOA CORDIAL!
pleasant mixture compounded in agreement with The rules
their peculiar efficacy in Curing DIARRHGA similar
o ey ns action m rs TR the
at the same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion of Dr. JOHs physician to the Baltimore South
Having made trial of sy9 your and
bring also acqusnted with the ingredients which
ed gives me much pleasure IN adding my testimony to thai Of
nnd suMMER % hd.n snd adults
With much respect &c, JOHN ADDISON, NJ ID.
baltimore are satisfied that the preparaons known
b!ers Cherry and stabrs Darrhoa Cor
s % for they s%i
Of putting and we take pleasure in recommending them to
HSs ss see Hsn9 !seR FSnn
Fera anns Edward cry GS
H5 ii. sTABLER + co. Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
sale by Druggists ER EEs"sf1y and
December a. 1852 ls6m
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General Notices,
STATE OF NORTH CAROITNA

NEW HANOVER COUNTY
WHEREAS, complaint upon oath hath this dav been
w made two of the Justices of the Peaca { 49,
State and County aforesaid by BENJAMIN HaIlett Of the
Jon15{ that d two certain male slaves belonging
or five inches high and black formerly belonging o oft
ms Of on;9w county and BOB aged about
from their said masters service and are SUI noed o he mr.
king about this county, committing of felony and other
m!sdeed These are therefore, in the the State
aforesaid, to command the said slaves forthwith to
return home to their master and hereby by virtue
Act OF the General Assembly in such made and
provided intimate and Declare that the said LOTT and
BOB do not return home and surrender themselves mmed
ae after the of these presence that any
they think fit without accusation or impeachment Of
crime offence for doing without ncurrng any
penalty or forfeiture thereby.
Given under hands and SEALS this 2sh day of Februa
ry' 1905. W n. PEDEN. j. r. [Seal.l
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FOR SALE.
The Xoodwnrth Pntent planning Machine

The WOodworth Patent Planning Machine.
DOR planning tOngueng and growing boards plank,
and bringing them equal width and thickness at
one operation For planning staves mouldngs, sashdoor
and window stuff any finishing work this celebrated
chine for twenty years has been unrvaed for the STYLE
finish and amount of its work The undersigned is prepared
to sell rights for all the unsod States and Territories
prices and on easy terms
The cities of Richmond and Nerfok and all Vir-
glnIa and Pennsy of the Allegheny Mountains
Except Philadelphia , Montgomery Alabama, and the
counties within fifty miles circuit thereof The State
Jersey, except Camden Hunterdon Mercer Hud
counties. Together with the other unsod districts
and territories within the United States and ali foretures
and reyersIonay rights under the patent These rights will
be sold in small districts of 10 20 miles square, low
rates, to close the matter at
he smallest machines at the cost of 5000 $400 will plane
tongue and grove 2OOGO feet of lumber 10 hours The
surfacng machine at $75 $i25 and 500 will plane 10
90O feet per day Hand tongue and 5 and 81 So
from 10 to 10000 feet of moulding in 10 hours Terms per
cent off for cash. half cash balance and months Apply
personally or by letter.
WIN. c. kNEELAND,
81 Ceurtlandt Street. n. Y.
March IS 3rr
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NEW SINGING BOOK eATENT NoTEs!

THE HARP OF THE SOUTH;
Il and crtenSire collection Of Church lIe by l. B.
Wo0db,wy author of the DuCimcr, Llbcr M.Sic,ss &C.
IS book embraces many features, and, it is conf
IDENTIFY believed, will be found the comprehensive
attractive and useful work of the kind issued 1t has
been prepared in answer to numerous calls from the South
and West and embraces the Gems from all the most popu
lar round note books in the country together with much
Music written expressly for its pages By special
ment the right the favorte compositions of LOWELL
Mason ESQ., the distinguished composer and editor, has
been obtained and careful selection from his popular
works, the HANDEL HAYDN SOCIETY," COLLECTION THE
BOSToN ACADENYS COLLECTION Tue CARNINA SACRA, (Of
which last work alone 100000 copies have been sold
and Others has been made Selections have So been made
from the works of THOMAS HASTINGS WILLIAM B. BRAD
EsQs we'll from the other most distinguished
American and Foreign Composers The choicest pieces have
work which has had the astonishing sale of 900 copies
in the short time since its publication.
Some idea of the extent and variety of this work be
given by mentioning that beside very large number of
Psalm and Hymn Tunes of all Meters Anthems, and Set
Pieces for all occasions and Revival Hymns, and Music it
also contains large number of Juvenile Songs for the Sab
BATH School and Social Circle, and collection of Secular
Pieces out of Moral Cast for the of Singing Schools
&C. To the whole is prefxed The ELEMENTS OF Music
MA EASY being full exposition of the subet ustra-
ted by Exercises and pleasing pieces for class rac
tce Teachers ChOter and others interested invited
to examine this work. Retail price 81 co.
or sale by Lippincot, Grambo Co., Philadelphia w.
3. Smith s. Co.. Cincinnati H. Crittenden, St. Louis
Carter Charleston T. S Bidgood Co., Mobile; and
by book sellers generally Published by Mason BROTHERS,
Gate Mason & Law New York.
February 24th 1853. 25-3m
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THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON, AND TRIMMING
HOUSE in NEW YORK.

@ ~ 5 NT Gn 3M1 Is o.
Y has in store and is daily receiving and offering
the Lowest Prices, complete assortment of Goods in his
@ comprising all the various styles and designs cOnsis
ting of Black and Fancy silks, MarceIi"es. FlOren-
ccs, shawls. Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Tafeto
aud Satin Ribbons, Dress Trimmings of all kinds,
EmbrOiderIcs, French and English Grapes, Grape
Lsses Silk Cravats Gloves of all Kinds. SILK Lace
Mtts, Bareges, Laces, White Goods Hosiery, L. G.
Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention of his friends
and the trade generally He will offer great inducements to
Cash and Short Time Buyers.
THOMAS G.. STEARNS, 162 Broadway,
Between Liberty street and Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Dec. 80, 1852. lily
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HATS. CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.

A NSON TAYLOR, No. 100 Broadway, New York,
a Manufacturer and Commission dealer in IATS CAPS,
STRAW GOODS, HATTERS' STOCK, TRIMMINGS,
&c A T. long experience in these particular branches of
ncss joined to his facilities in the manufacturing, ena
de him to offer inducements to purchasers that cannot be
bad of those who purchase their goods at second third
lands His present stock extensive and well assorted for
The country trade and will be constantly added to by fresh
mpOratiOns and from his manufactOry Particular
attention paid to orders by mail. Dec. 3l-l7-3m
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CHEMICALS Fresh arrivals of the following: 100
~ Sulphate Qunine, bbs EPSON Salts, lbs pure Sui
phate Zinc OF Suphate Morphine, Acetate Nor
phine. 10 lbs Blue Mass, Is lbs English Calomc, OF
Hyd Patassa, Engsh lbs Iodine, lbs. Iodine Arse
mic lbs Ch0roform or Iodine Copper, oz Valernate
Tannin, o. Oxide Mercury gals. Aq Ammonia, 10
lbs Spirits Ammonia Aromat, 10 lbs Hofmans Anodyne
For sale by c. DUPRE, Druggist.
April I'd Market street.
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otai $46557117
Of this amount. there was sent to New York 30
0O8.367; to London, S6.200027 to New Orleass,
S47o,783 to Panama, $4,000; to San Juan, Sl5,-
000 - e.sI
The gold crop of Australia at the present rate Of
product is estimated at five millions of dollars per
month, or sixty millions per year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-25

Put THAT lMPUDENT RASCAL OUT.-While the
congregation collecting at church. on certain
occasion, old, dark hard featured skin and bone
individual was vending his way up the aisle and ta-
king his seat near the pulpit. The officiating min
lister of that class who deested written ser.
mons, and as for prayers he thought that they ought
to be the natural outpourings of the heart. After
the singing concluded, the house as usual was
called to prayer The genius we have introduced,
did not kneel but leaned his head devotionally on
the back of the pew. The minister began by say
ing: laa .
"Father of all, in every age, by saint and by
savag3 adored, -"Popc.' said low but clear voice,
near old hard feature The minister, after casting
an indignant look in the direction of the voice. con,
tnued-" whose throne sitteth on the adamantine
hill of Paradise, ." MRton," again interrupted the
voice. The minister's lips quvered for moment
but recovering himself. began thank thee, most
gracious father, that we permitted more to
assemble in thy while others, equally merito-
.ous, but less favored have been carried beyond that
bourne from whence traveller returns'' 50 Saaks-
pear:," interrupted the voice; this was too much
put that impudent rascal OUT shouted the minis
ter. g Original' CALCULATED the voice, in the same
calm but provoking manner. o3 aHa
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March IS
LIBERTY STOVE WORKS AND HOLLOW-VARE
FOUNDRY, Philadelphia.

FOUNDRY. Philadelphia.
Thenndersgned respectfully inform the public, that hav-
ing still further enlarged and improved their WORKS. and
increased their facilities they prepared to
ORDERS for stoves, hollow &c. the reasonable
terms They invite the attention of SOUTHERN and
WESTERN NlER CHANTS. to their large and extensive
assortment of NEW PATTERNS, all of which have been
got up at great expense combining originality and beauty
comprising the most complete assortment of
SOVES ever offered for sale consisting of Liberty Air
Tight Cook for wood coal Complete Cook Star Air
Tight Sta: Franklin Star Radiator Fire King Radiator;
Improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves Bases Bare Cyn-
ders Bar Rooms Radiator Plates Tea Kettles Ranges
Gas Ovens. Sc, Sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS desrous of ordering by let
ter have list of prices by mail containing draw
ngs and descriptions of all the different II stoves
&c. ABBOTT & LAWRENCE,
Fet. 2525-6m] Brown ST., above Fourth, Philadelphia
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DATENT MEDlCINES.- boxes Sands Sarsaparilla,
boxes Townsend's do, doz Rseys do, gross Bate
mans Drops, gross Wrights Pills gross Brandreh's do
gross Peters do, doz Spencers do, doz Beckwith
do dozen Mofats do, gross Ayers Cherry Pectora
doz. Wstars Balsam Wild Cherry. SC. G. DUPRE,
Druggist and Apothecary.
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u TAYLOR's TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

- temperance Community and the Public in gen Ns:,J
ya .a he still continues, he has done for the last
n' TO Keep the abOve-named house on strictly lem
'TTnee principles
r for past favors he would again invite all who
dG 4ulet, comfortable and cheap homc while stopping
CVy to give him a call. This house is well located
Nv muness men, being No g Cortlandtstreet, Broad
asGua the landing of most of the Steamboats, and Rail
w IN the city ELDAD TAYLOR.
wv FORK, January l3. 1858 l9-3m
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nRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just received-lo lbs.
- Cum Opium. (Turkey) 200 lbs Salt Petre, 10 lbs.
Gum Arabic 30 lbs Alexandria SIENNA 20 lbs SIENNA,
bb Grr C:mphor bbl. Cream Of Tartar bbl. Carb.
Soda Sal. Soda, Ceoper's lsingnss dsz
Cox's t,lt boxes celebrated Soap Powder, II doz.
boxes iel 1t Powder G.. DUPRE, Druggist.
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NOTICE.

UE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
citizens of Bladen county, that he has taken A. Mckn-
gss old stand in Elizabeth for the purpose of carrying on
9HARNESS MAkEING BUSINESS of every deicrip-
"1 on as reasonable terms possible. J. FL1NT:
april l6. 1852 32-tf
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S1nn PEMADn

ENIFTY DOLLARS will be given for Negro LOTT and
Fifteen Dollars for BOB, for their confinement in New
Hanover Jail. SeventyFve Dollars for LOFTS head
and Twenty-Five Dollars for BOBS head delivered the
subscriber in the town of Wilmington.
March I'd, 1s53.-[26-f] BENJAMIN HALLETT