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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-06-26

CTARCH POLISH-0ne gross just received. This
= Polish is prepared BY Preston Merrill Boston, from
the original German Recipe 1t one-half the labor
usually required the Ironing may be done Immediately
after applying the Starch
For sale by CURREY MARTIN,
may2I No. So Union street
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preserving and adoring the hair The virtues Of this
article require Panegyric Therefore,
ALL who suffer from badness,
ALL who are troubled with Dandruh,
ALL who have humors on the Scalp
ALI. who are troubled with Headaches
AII.who wish to have beautiful and glossy head o.
hair in luxurious redundancy 10 the end Of life BJgls
Hy2rie0a Fizid For sale by CUKREY Il MARTIN,
may2f- No. 3d. Union St
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DHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS = Thankful
for the eery extensive patronage which has been
tended to Prescription Department BY the Medical
Faculty Of the city, wish to them that but
the purest and freshest Cbeeas dsA Psgaeeatical Pre-
p1rdtjcas used for compounded prescriptions in
house This department being under the especial charge Of
Dr. Currey the utmost and vigilance will be used to
avoid any etherin the compOundng in the dis
pensng of Prescriptions. With EeGt6ss readiness and
curaoy cOnpouuding, and gsnaeses and freshness in
our medicines hope continue to merit the paronageo of
the Medical Faculty and of the community.
navel CURREY MARTIN.
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Notice 10 actual settlsrsoH L,s9seSts TE .s oriagl
ty 'gia@A'dVa fran 1'artt qceoas II rail-oaE
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A Striking Smile.

recent Swiss traveller describes n village in the
Gnson county, situated the slope of great noun
tam of which the strata sheIve in the direction of the
place. Huge crags directly ovorhanging the village,
ana masSy enough 10 sweep the whole into the tor
rent below, have become separated from the main
oo1y OF The mountain in the course of ages, by great
assures, and now scarcely adhere 10 it. When they
give way the village must perish. 1t is only ques-
9o0 oil time, and the catastrophe may happen any
For year past, engineers have been sent from time
10 lime 10 measure the width of the assures, who re-
port them constantly increasing. The villagers for
more than one generation have been fully aware Of
heT danger; subscriptions have been once or twice
opened IN The CATIONS and in Germany to enable them
10 remove; yet they live on in their doomed dwell.
ing from year 10 year, fortified against the ultimate
certainty and daily probability of destruction by the
common sentIment-things may last their time and no
o0ger 1t is needless to say how much of this popu-
%F alaISm is exhibited in the habtua acquiescence
VI modern society in the political institutions under
"Hch II lives The cracks and crevces in the noun.
an which oVerhangs our old privilege founded Euro
rsSu SYSTEM are constantly seconded by explorers.
nI tneT reports are never re-assunng we are more
' more convinced of the insecurity Of thrones and
ohonwea'ths; political sagacty wholly fails to re-
"a, 10 US the manner of their re construction. Yet
We I'VE on in kind of provisional safety reconcIed
me constant neighborhood of dangers, against
b ".oh apparently, We better guard ourselves
Tue villagers can prevent the fall of their rocks.
Edihdurg ReUietc.
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M'Lane,s Celebrated Liver PuIi..

Are ranked the most popular remedies Of the day
That will liver complaint headache and dyspepsia,
beyonda doubt Re,d the following testimony from
well known lady and gentleman Of city.
NEW YORK, August 3, 1852.
Mr.. Williams, 24s testify that they
have both been suffering with the liver complaint for about i've
during which time they have spent large amount of
money, md tried remedies Finally
of DR. Lane Pills. they purchased four boxes which
they according the directions accompanying each box
and themselves perfectly ID Of that distressing
disease.
remedy, also DR. MLanes Celebra.
ted Vermfuge be had all respectable Drug Stures
this city.
but DR. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS. There other Pills.
porting be Liver Pills. before the public For sale in
Wilmington, n. G., by Win. II. LIPPITT Druggist.
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The Stomach

Is the Most important organ of digestion 1t has three
coats; that which has the do with digestion is the
coat, which lines it. This is supposed to fur
nh by its glands what is called the gastric juice, which is
the principal agent of digestion in the Stomach
The Stom ach Is also abundanty supplied with nerves,
which many teegraphic wires in keeping
up the commu with the most parts of the
body To the system belongs net work of small
nerves. extending from the head down through the chest
abdomen connecting by its aments the heart lungs,
liver Spleen stomach Kidneys bladder, &c. together
bling them to sympathse with each other and to harmonic
in their actions.
The Stomach the seat of train of distressing afec-
lions Dyspepsia and Indigestion in their thousand distress
ing and various FORMS all depend upon arrangement OF
the functions of the stomach but when reflect upon its
unmercu abuses by the sensast the guton or the inc
briate, astonished at its powers of endurance.
Weyould therefore, advise all who suffering under
the various diseases which intimately connected with
the stomach to give Hamptons Vegetable Tinctme trial
It will be by certificates that in the of
disease has been truly wonderful and unpreeedcn
ted.
See advertisement on Fourth Page.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army.
Afe York, October 22ad. 1868.

C,.zs - 4ftc York, October 22ad. 1863
NV The tbs Chief with the
Bay Florida, OF Bvt. Brigader General Thomas Childs
Major LIST Artillery.
General Chds entered the Military Academy as Cadet
IN 1873 and received his first Commission I'D Leuten-
anu the next year His distinction began Fort Erie
1914 In the Fioda he received the Breyets Major
and Colonel for gallant conducts in the
with Mexico ne won the Breyets of Colonel and Brgadier
Gene!al being distinguished the battles of Palo Alto Re-
SAGA de Ia Palma and Monterey at the siege of Vera Cruz
his high military qualities caused his being repeatedly
eced Tor important commands, in critical emergencies
that OF Governor and Commander of Puebla where with
very limited force he sustained siege q days. final
epuised greatly superior number of the enemy under
Santa Anna lie also charged with delicate
Florida at the time of his death
AS appropriate honOrs to the memory of the deceased
GERS of the ARMY serving within his late command will
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days and the day
succeeding the receipt of this ORDER M eleven minute
guns will be fred at each of the several military posts lately
under bis orders and the national flag be displayed half
staff from that hour until sunset the day.
By command If Major General Scorr.
l.. THOMAS,
Asst. Adiutant Generai
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".AL OF PAT1EScE.-A COOL lady, whose domestic
ou'oeS DO not admit of an extensive retnue of ser.
was engaged up stairs few days since in an
ae@yor 10 quiet crying baby when her door bell
noS 6 urgently. No one near to answer the sum.
out herself and the baby was at the point where
Foe P promised to stop its vocferaon. She laid the
seE on the bed who began his cries again, and
nem S: ,9 10 the door: "Wil you accept track,
pto SAID masculine voice, and then was thrust
sFerJsII nand ghostly homlly headed "Do not be
bs tOai Her feelings may be easily imagined as
S,. Inc back track and returned to her badly
Bog Boston " q seVerest what would yc have done GO
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Take Holloway Pills to ASthmHt1caI Conn
p1aInfs, Old COUGHS. and Affections OF the Chest
The rdinary efficacy of these invaluable Pills in the
complaints affecting the chest whether arising from asthma
old coughs occasional colds so well auesed by mum
both home abroad that have been cured by
oloway's Pills have the most popular
such diseases few doses will the pheu
the of chest and thereby produce heal
action of the lungs assist peecting the cure olo
Ointment should be rubbed into the chest every night
Sold Of Professor Holloway 44 Strand
Temple London and all u"d
throug the British Empire and OF those
the United in Box 37 s7c 81 So each Whole
principal Drug houses Of the Union by Messrs
d. Sands, New York s. b. & j. A. Evans, Wilmington,
N. T..
-There is saving by taking the largest
the guidance patients disorder
readr toe BOX
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oUR MOTTO IS ITO PLEASE,
:
a. Wilmington Saddle. Harness, ESs-.'
IND E%Is

NNsTRUNK MANUFACTORY. SA5
TINE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
keeps constantly on hand large assortment Of co"s
Saddles, Brides. whips, &C.; Trunks, yalises SaGdt
and Carpet Bags satehels fancy Trunks SC: Always
all other agtieeg Usually found in such
of which he warrants to be of the best Haetfa
manshp, and will be sold low for cash, short credit
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags &c., made
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair pric
to buying to manufacture Whips wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought and sold
sion. JOHN j. CONOIEY
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IMMENSE RAILROAD REcEIPTs.-The Erie Railroad
receipts for October have been of unprecedented
magnitude no less than $225.809 from passengers
and mails: 1927, sc from freights-total 1852, 995.
This is an increase Of $4,000 over the same
month last year The Hudson River Railroad re,
ceipts were 1888 258-an increase of near $4,000
from the last wear
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-18

as oa,- BAD IDEA The editor of the Rome Farmer,
puboa.cl peculiar tariff of charges for the
he n;t| OF marriage notices For notice where
hat Jo Is hrst rate one, he charges 81, and from
The Hm 10 nothing, just according 10 the estimate
eceivo I5uSOand In one week several notices were
siib ~. !" accompanied by one dollar, aud only one
enls one tellew alone valued his wife at ffiy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-18

MOVEMENT OF PArENrEEs.-A great combination of
paentees is foot, TO obtain from Congress renew.
al of their several grants. Among them is the Wood
worth Planning Machine-the Goodyear India Rubber
paent-the Morse Telegraph patent and other heavy
interests 1t is said that half million of dollars has
been pledged to ease the passage of the various
schemes through Congress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-18
.vALtaBLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
..,. DuRKEE's CELEBRATED
CHEMICAL YEAST OR BAhING POy DEF

The Cheapest. HeaAies, 1jos Useful and cOncnrtca?:
Article for rdfstsfg Bread, Biscuit Frtd, G1idde
amt Jphmay Cakes, Pastry, Puddings,
Stceet Cakes. Corn Bread. Sc,
tcith either trhedt, rye Indi-
bmcktcheat four
$50 oPlv1oN s.s55 .sp aH& PaEss.
THOSE who have tried it. have found that the advertise
nent does not vaant its praises highly
Ftortdin and Jontaqt, .Fs6 lsfh, 1858. $50
Housekeepers who tested the Qualify Of this powder
pronounce unanimously ii its &fof L6eko,t DAILY Cou-
rier. :,
1t surpasses every thing in the shape of rising we ever
yet used in the baking of cakes Rahay 4duGcute s.
Register, Alru IL, 1858.
This article of such utility in various Kinds ef cock
ery that when its virtues become ptfy Known house
keeper that studies comfort and economy will willingly
without it.-Nec York Pick May Fl. 1853. 80,
No need hesitate Durkee article
Feb. II, 1853.
Would you have light bread bread bread that yoa
with good relish do forget procure Durkee
Baking Powder, and You will not fail TO have good br4ae
cakes, &c.-Iroy Duly Times May "a 1852.
We have tried this article and recommended with
feet confidence -Qnebec Gdeefte, Juty, 1852
Durkees Baking Powder we have tried at house.
better halls asonshed tie result-Netr lE'
Daily Times, Oct. g. 1853.
All good housewives will rejoice in and glofy the naye
Durkee after they have given his akng Powder fair r
Nen York Sun, Sep. SO, 1852
Durkee Baking Powder undoubtedly the best article
this purpose that has yet been discovered.
Nsw York Dxtrhmom, Feb. IL, 1863
R8-THE ARTICLE IS WARRANTED SATISFACTION.
Orders accompanied rith the Cash cM be promptly fNtd
E. DURkEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer l39 " alter, st
S b. u ]. A. EVANS, wholesale and retail Agent
Wilmington. [Aug l8-296-3m-503n
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Some one estimates that there are hogs enough
packed in Cincinnati every year to reach round the
of each hog ia the mouth of his Immediate :" sue
ceSsor."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-11-18
MARRIED.

derman, Mr. OLEN M. LEWIS of New Hanover Co. to Miss
egsss The eldest daughter Of chas Page Esq., Of Dupn Co.
on the 18th inst. by the Rev. George w Hufham Mr..
SON.
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DIED.

last Mrs Anna r. LUcA aged 81 years and also on the
I'D r M LucrAN aged 6s years; formerly residents of
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES! At Whotesee and Re-
VI tail We are daily receiving and opening large as
sortment of GROCERIES, which offer to sell at
able prices and every article sold warranted to be good
We have now in sore-l00 Bills Fayetteville and Canpf
Flour 20 40 Fancy brands do 50 half bb5 Fayetteville
apd Canal do bhds Porto Rico Sugar 40 bbls Crushed
Powdered Brown Sugar 10 half bbs do do do hhds
Cuba Moasses 90 boxes Cogates No Soap 30 do Pearl
Starch 100 do sperm Adamsntine and Iall9w Candle.
bb Eating Potatoes Is do Cooking and Eating Apples
10 do Bees and Tuneps 30 Crackers and Breal 10 do
Fulton Market Beef half bbs do 10 bbs Pork 10 do
Mackere and Muets 30 kits do 200 whole half and Or
boxes S"rdinss 80 chests Black and Green Tea
Saeraus; 10 do Ground Pepper 3 do Tobacco 10000
choice Segsrs 100 doz Scotch Ale and London Porte p
do: Cordial 10 do. Champagne cases Preserved Grgef
do Ctron 100 lbs Currants 900 do. Almonds 200 &c
English Wanuts 300 do Pecan Nuts 80 do Filberts;
packages Raisins Is boxes EIgli<h French and
Mustard 10 bhls Cider and Wine Vinegar 10 doz SEo
Oil; 10 do do Brooms Tubs Ladies, BEcketf Brusa
es, and all other articles in the GROCERY LINE.
Feeling confident that all will be satisfied who fHVer
with trial most respectfully solicit share OF pu'
patronage.
forwarded TAYL5f ~ re If"N
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 17rH 1858.

TURrENrNE.-Since our review of Thursday last the
Tupenne market has ruled very unsteady and the price
Saturday advanced cents previous quotations On
Tuesday however the price declined SOLO and We'd
nesday further making 50 80 for virgin yellow
dip, and 81 10 81 Is for hard Il $50 lbs at which the
market closed firm The receipts of the week ended to-day
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GENERAL AGENT AND COMMISSION MER-
VI CHANT for the sale of Timber, Lumber, gies and
Napa Stores and for Country Produce generally, Whining
ton. NJ C..
Will give prompt attention to any business in the above
line committed to his charge. Nov. 81 1853 -lllt*
$50 REWARD.
PUNAWAY, on Saturday, Nov; 18th, from the SO
gro JIM. Said negro is about 20 years of age, a
about feet or inches high, we'll set, with smooth
skin and good teeth Had when he left homespun
coat and black with blue and black lining and
striped and twed shirt and good palme"f hat Says
he raised by Allen Barbery decd of Sampson county
lie bought last week from Mr. Oates s. Lewis of that
county The above reward will be given who
will return said boy to me, lodge him in any Jail
get him. JOHN MERCER.
Brunswick CO., Nov 18th, 1853. 642t-ll-tf
1900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber being DESTROYS of moving the West @
i offers his LANDS for sale, lying in Bladen county, Il
on South River The Lands adapted to making Tupen
tine and Timber There good Saw Mill in good running
order, with Hotchkss Wheels lately put in and
failing stream first rate two story dwelling, with all ne
cessary out-houses.
There is large quantity of good Swamp Land, al
ready under cultivation and large body to clear.
The place is healthy water good and good society in the
neghbUrhood Amy Wi hng to buy lands would dc
we'll to give the lands and premises look before buying else
ting.
P. L. CROMARTIE.
Cypress Creek, Bladen, Nov s, 1858 [l1-tf
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- ALT.-l25 Sacks Salt. for sale low. by
- nov IS-65-1w-ll-lml UTLEY i ALDERMAN.
1000 PAIR OF BROGANS Come at last 81,
lOOU which will warrant to be the best in FW1
ket also 500 pair of Womens Planters very best "a
quality. For sac cheap as the cheapest, by
II. 1858 JONES & GARNER
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WONDERFUL, YET NONE The LESS BEAUTIFUL

IF you will 60 to WHITEHURST'S GALLERY. over
Messrs Policy Harris Store, Front street, the whole
matter will be explained by the excellent
ting OPERATOR Mr. HARRISON, whose experience in the
beautiful art of Daguerreotypng enables him rank
among the first artists in this profession With all his hon
est afaby and kindness. If You give him opportunity
he will steal from its lovely smiles We would
advise all who want perfect and neverfadng likeness
Immediately and forget enquire for the " DRY aud
STERREOSCOPIC DAGUERR EOTYPES; they are
and beautiful beyond conception having almost the nf
bty of life You will be impressed with the fact
that nature copy that which nature made Rooms open
from o'clock Hours for children from 10 to
o'clock No choice Of days for adults.
B. F. HARRISON q Co.
Wilmington, July 21st 1858 27l-I6
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HEAD QUARTERS, 3Jih jtt++-2S y. 4 -
WI1MINaroN Nov. 10Th, 1883
To the Captains If Companies camp sing the 3h Reg
YOU are hereby ordered 10 hold election at yoHr
spective Pteseinets Saturday the 10th Of LeeehhFI
next Colonel of this Regiment to supply the faen3eS
caused by the resignation Of Col R"btG hansh' - 70
ward returns of said election Within 10 days thefe
ter BY order of the Brig Cen!
JNO J HEDRICk,-
It. Col Conddg. SGtr Regt. \. e. NJ
HyyKy p PussELL Adi't oote
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k'ItElGHTS S.

FkElGHTSs
TO NEW YORK
Turpentine, Ron, and Tar, Ter barrel,..$ IS as 50
Spirits Turpcntinc, do 90 a IS
Rice per 100 pounds, gross. 90 22a
(OttOn per pale, Il 70 q l on
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot a &
Fuxsecd. per caSk, 90 80
Lumber, per M,... .... S 90 90
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentne, Rosin, and Tar, per barrel, 40 IS
Spirits Turpentine, do. 90 q IS
Ground Peas, per bushe .............. 8
Lumber, per NJ, to size. .5 50 g. 90
Cotton goods an yarns per cubic foot, .......6 o
Rice per 100 lbs. ...................:....... 224
TO BOSTON.
Turrentne Rosin and Tar, per barrel, .... .55 50
Splrlts lurpntlne, do ..uo o.
Lumber, pcrM..... TO co ii 90
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NEW HOTEL IN EL1Z ABETHTolvN

NEW HOTEL IN 1ZABETHTOVN!
THE undersigned take this method of informing 49,
the patrons and friends of - The Old Brick House, Hill
that they have taken for the mmodaton per- -
who may visit EliEabethown, pass that way and
fitting Our TABLE win be furnished with the best Of the
HORSES AND VEHICLES are kept BY, and may bo
g *
Elizabehtoan, Bladen N. c., Nov. 10, SO l1-3m
THEY HAVE COME. Per schrs w. H Il L. p Smith
sd Fen % R1 bS Of fine hp do H[am
of Extra Goshen Butter 10 bbls Red and Silver skinned
ALso-l.ooo lbs Bacon Hams. all low for cash
st GEO. II. KELLEY'S.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
THE subscriber respectfully requests all persons indebted
the by the first of January neat the claims will be
placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
&vTHE STORE now occupied by the subscriber, at
Lisbon Sampson county, for for the term Of three
Lisbon, Sampson CO.. Nov. 18th, '5s. Il-tljan*
FAYETTEVILLE FLOUR rs bbls superfne just re-
L ceved, for sale by FREEMAN Il HOUSTON.
N c. BACON. 1000 pieces Hams, souldeIs aud Sides,
Now ny Il. <'O' > "'N ~ FREEMAN HOUSTON,
Nash B Dr. n few hS pfTST ea Nah
MAILS. 100 kegs, assorted sizes. for sale by
IN Nov. II. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
INDEX RERUM, or Index of Subjects intended a
Manuel to aid the student and the professional in
preparing himself for usefulness with introduction illus
trang utility and method of By John Todd For
Nov 14l sale at S. w. WHITAKER'S.
TNREATISE ON BUSINESS.-A Practical Treatise OF
Business; or, How to Get, Save. Spend. Give, Lend
and Bequeath Money with enquiry into the chances of
success and causes of Failure in Business-By Edwin p
Frudey Also Prize Essays, Statistics Miscellaneous and
numerous Private Letters from successful and distinguished
D Nov. III iIen ''''s''O anu - S. W. wH1TAKER's.
Just RECEIVED-l5 bbls assorted Crackers; 10 half
y bbis do do; 10 boxes do do 10 cans Boston do and
for sale by w. II. McKOY. =
9INK EYES. 10 bills Pink Eye Potatoes just received
from Syracuse, and warranted superior &c any IN this
market For Gale BY w. M. SHERWOOD & CO.
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NorE.-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
subject to the of landing inspection
srage, &c-say on Lumber 80 cents to y NJ; Tar and
when brought per railroad about the expenses
curred-*For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine deduc-
ton is made according to quality.
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NEW .,k,3t;e.I.y

~ y Rg 3, S0UTH SIDE MARKET.S1t
,o raa 3M g 90 have hand present. and ex
vessel Coffee of all kinds Loaf, Brown atd every rs;
Of sugars Honey. Eolasscs and Syrn5. vrie]
"noS ds IN Dds and bags Blu kwheat. in bags ard
Ge1es; Fulton Market Beef Tongues. Dried Beef
Goldfish Butter. APPLES Onions Soap and Candle am M ms
O-lamp Sper fna Give. Che best olive III TX 10, f
lily All Ends culinary articles-Rarey Yeast Powdsr
Naearon Selatines, lzingass. sc SPICES nearly MI
sorts DRIED FRUITS halsins Punes Gnger nil kinds Of
Nuts that are fresh Pickles and sauces American ami
English lot of Amerea Preserves put ui by one If h
hest Preserrers in New York Considerable onapt;fv "
trash which we shall mention White BRANDY for nr
serving and new article Of French imported White inc
shegar good many fancy articles which we can't emu
merate as We don't pay the Printers for enough space
Having paid great attention the selection OF 6ayorn
extracts &c, both price and Quality we cap beat The
town In fact have almost every thing eTcenf Foo p
ders we are done humbaggng the comnuuity but
body wants them they can find them e. DuPre & Co
"a p. S Ladies weighed grats-ahd lie weights ~ Tho
very thin ones kept profound secret. : 80
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-EoOTs !. SHOES.
w stock, which for quality and variety will be F9y
found equal if not SUPERIOR tie any in the state, ~
general assortment of Ladies Caters Buskns Bcotes and
Slips manufactured expressly for ourselves Misses and
Ch1ldren Shoes OF every descriptions Gents Fine Boots Cal
tiers, Shoes Patent Leather Pumps and Sins Bropans from
and Sole Leather. Manufacturing usual. -, o
Oct. 2sh. 1853. B1h-S.2w
,,vALUA BILE PLANTATION FOR SALE. :
THE subscriber offers for sale his ROCKY POINT Sss
L PLANTATION, " Moorfeld's.' containing 3S5 -
Acres $40 of which of the best quality OF Rocky Point
Lands and IS of Pney Woods There the premises
necessary out buildings. JAMES F. McREE, Sr,
November Sd, 1883 9-524w