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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.
Let the Afflicted Read And Ponder
CART ER's SPANISH MIXTURE,
81 More than 500 persons IN the City Of R!chmo"e,
alone testifu to The remarkable cures perLMmogy

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE;
THE great Spring Medicine and Purifier Of the hy,t
daily to the remarkable cures performed by the Rbsa
all medicines, Carriers Spanish Mixture Neural Pc
matsm, Scrofua, Erupions the Skin, Liver 6sa
vers Ulcers Old Sores Affections of the Kidneys
of the Throat Female Complaints, Pains and Aching p
Bones and Joints, speedily put to flight by uslDs
great and inestimable remedy. $50 suDd
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet De'n
to compare with it. 1t cleanses the system OF all
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys
ems the Digestion gives tone to the stomach rfs
Skin clear and healthy land restores the
by disease or broken down by the excuses ol !0"
pristine vigor and strength. II the 60"
For the Ladies' it is incomparably better than al ss
metics used A few doses of Carriers PaHI mar
will remove all sallownesS of comp leXIon, bhS improve
thing to the cheek, give elasticity to the step
the general health in a remarkable degree beyon""
ieines ever heard Of -, res perfG'
large number of certificates of remarkable G"1 by bs
med persons residing in the city OF kichho ancs 1
use OF Carters Spanish MIXTURE IS the To keepers n
gistrates physicians, and public men, WEI this GREA'
munity, all add their testimony to the ene''F -,
BLOOD PURIFIER. .c,+os around lh'
Call and see a few hundreds of the cer"'"'
bottle. -1- E BEERS, IT"9
gists. c,oSE Co, NO "
Principal Depots at NJ WARD CLo7' ,rrs
Maiden Lane, New York. ,r1KINS & HAIL"
L. w. DYOTT s. SONS, and Jh'' W,
AB BENEE TalSae HEERs No. f Mes@n
And for sale by WIN. H. LIPPll NAV Is, lS53-SO-l5
and Druggists generally L-.- 1um j.
TUST RECEIVED from New York. Pc ).
y Smith - ~ White Le"u'
20, 900 lbs of prime, extra and NJ y
5000 Zinc White, in Oil
l case of Pruss. Blue, in Oh'
g Chrome Green; sa
:. :. Chrome rhrs Yellow. Also so Ground Dp1i
Linseed Oil, Bar TIMBER, and lena b DrPRLFp2oo n,
Oil. For sale cheap at Ghemiral Ware ROW Row
June l0] Drug anu oHe~--- ,;lts Wbl'
IME. Lime, Lime. 1000 BARR Hair. M
IL Lump also. Calened Pla5t eao bbls Lime &c.
Brick, and Hydraulic Cement q B. B. WOO R,nlasr
sale by - Contractors an ana p@1Ii
nTNE WALKING CANEs3;Ae 81 few ssle st AZ low prices
Silver head Canes. are ohsre saa I'll Rrs
the fs s%p S4 asSo iE99s MYERS. No. l''@""
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

FLORIDA PAINT RooT.-This root grows in great
abundance in the fat woods, near the streams, and
the savannahs of the counties of Levy Marion,
Sumpter, and perhaps many other counties of East
and South Florida: 1t has top similar to the flag,
and root about the size Of mans thumb, of vari-
rious lengths, running horizontal not far below the
surface. 1t is very juicy, and of deepred color
Hogs exceedingly fond of it. and ftten on it ra-
pdly, if they are black or have black hoofs. 1t is
said by the old settlers that hogs with white hoofs
seem to founder, and their hoofs come off which
causes them to perish unless fed we'll till they re-
cover. Even when the animal has only one white
hoof and the others black, the white hoof comes off
The root colors the flesh, bones and marrow of hogs
that feed upon it, and the urine becomes of the col
or of blood There is no doubt this may be sub.
stltutsd tor modder, and become source of no in
considerable traffic, to the people of Florida Like
the arrow root or compta-it grows spontaneously
in great abundance and may be cultivated if tho;t
advantageous.-Oca Mirror
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
DIR. STRONG'S
COMPOUND SANATIvE PILLS.

THESE Pills entirely Vegetable and are most So
l. perior Medicine in the cure of s Bilious Complaints
Chs and Fever, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Liver Complaint
Jaundice, Sick Headache Scrofula Salt Rheum. Feye
all kinds Loss of Appetite, Distracted and painful Men
alton and alllingering diseases.
As Female Medicine they act like charm, and when
taken according to the directions they fail The
worst of Piles after all other remedies fail.
They purify the blood equalize the circulation restore The
Liver Kidneys and other Secreory Organs TO healthy tone
and action and Anti Bilious Family Medicine they
have no equal Price 25 cents per box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

Defeat OF the Maine Liquor Law In Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Conn, June 23.-The Maine LIQUOR
Law was defeated in the house of Delegates to-day by
large majority, by striking the enacting clause
and inserting bill granting licenses for the sale of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
NJ MARRIED..

In the Methodist Church, at Conwayboro c., on the
9th inst by Rev. Thomas A. Beatty, Mr. T. NELSON RAME
to Mrs SUSAN PRzyBoRAwEk1, ali of Conwayboro'.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

letter from Washington says" Santa Anna will
have choice between the alternatives of selling us
about $4,000 square miles of territory comprising the
Northern parts OF chihuahua, Sonora and Lower Cali
ornla, at say, Sio,Oo00OO off losing great deal
Gadsden has not yet departed. though he has vacated
his office OF Superintendent or Commissioner of the
construction OF the Charleston Custom Homen
Iron churches are now made in England and sent
out TO Australia 1 es"'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

BY r. w. CHADWICK AND E. II. REMICK
Beaufort N. c.
y ATES of Board and Tuition for boys vary according
the studies from forty eight to fifty six dollars per S
sion of five months. MAY l3, lS53-36-3m
JUNE I6th-JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
AT l.. HI. PIERCE'S BOOK STORE.
VXTOMANS Life, the trials of Caprice, by kmela Ca.
w len. more spirited and interesting novel, have
read with of life than any of Miss Browns
and possessing the kind of home interest that char
ming Romance the Initials
Behind the Curtain. tale of Eville. very readable
book for a day; Agnes Soul, by G.. P, R. James
his best;' The Lovers Stratagems, the Two SutOr
full of interest for the young; Quintn Metsys or the Black
smith of Antwerp of the most thrilling stories pub
lshed Harry Ashton, the Will and the Way, by the
author of Minnie Grey. Those who have read MnneGr
Celebrated V work Dr. Valentine and Yankee Hills Men
phoses being the second series of DR. Valentines Comic
Lectures given by the late VI nkce Hill, who wants to
laugh The Dancing Feather, by Ingrahan Minnie Law
son. or the Outlaws Iiege; The White Wold or the b.
cret Brotherhood Villette by Currer Bell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
Oh Craekee! What a FIX for Man to be In.

We perceive by Northern exchange that gen
tleman, who had recently takel. passage on one of
the North River boats, by somewhat ludcrous
mistake placed. not only himself, but the wife of
passenger in rather an awkward predicament. 1t
difficult now to say what should have done under
the circumstances but bdshfut we know our
selves to be, unless camphor had been instantly
available, we should have been compelled to faint
But to the joke. 1t seems gentleman from down
East, named Rhodes who went up the North River
last week, had taken berth in one of the upper
rooms-the state-room next to his having been
secured by gentleman and his wife. Mr. r. wish
ing to retire early went by mistake into the married
gentleman's state room, and thinking it to be his
own. slowed himself away very snugIy in the upper
BERTH and in short time was fast asleep. The Ia
dy who had been reading in the cabin wishing to
60 to bed and not seeing her husband at hand went
to her stateroom. and surprised to find him las
she supposedly asleep in his berth. Not wishing to
awake him, she undresscd herself and was Just on
the point OF getting into her berth, when the sup
posed husband sprang up and exclaimed, " Who's
there 2" AS may naturally be supposed the lady
screamed and crouched into corner of the small
room and it happened just at that moment that
the husband made his appearance. Being rather a
testy gentleman, and perhaps wtha occasionally
haunted by the green eyed monster" he did not
wait for an explanation but selling the tresspasser
by the shirt collar pulled him from bis BERTH and
without even stopping to venture remark upon his
questionable situation, attic npted to thrust him out
HAVING
too great respect for decency to greet all his fe
low passengers sans cuotte was compelled to defend
himself against being thus summarily disposed of
and while endeavor'ng to push him through the
door. the married man was himself forced upon the
deck and locked out of his room The captain
! and a crowd Of passengers Immediately assembled
while MIR. R. dressed himself as speedily as possible
He then opened the door and rendered an exnlana.
tion which was accepted, and he was permitted to
retire. The chagrin of the testy gentleman cannot
be described. He had not only made fool of him
self before all the passengers, but had very impo
itey exposed stranger in the very face Of his wife
who, like virtuous woman sat passive during the
whole ridiculous scene.
B. TUCKER, Esa.-Beverly Tucker, of Virginia. il
said to have projected new Democratic paper, to
be published in Washington city. If he will saw
once a week as good thing as he said to Douglass
just before the meeting of the Baltimore Convention
We will guaranty his success. The little giant
was just then manufacturing friends as fast as he
could, and was wiling to everybody Saunterne
up to Tucker day, aud throwing his arm fam;l.
iarly around him, he said
I" Well. friend Tucker, what can L do for Won m,
!" hen you elected President said Thicker.
come up to me in this way and will tell YOU,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
Cigars are Rising.

This is the greatest subject that Mr. Pick has
been called upon to handle for many day. 1t
comes home to every mans business and BOSOM 1t
is worthy the attention Of the philosopher and the
philanthropist and as Mr.. P. is philosopher and
philanthropist rolled into one, he is the to do
it Justice.
In this nation almost every man is smoker, and
good mary of the fair indulge occasionally in
the fragrant weed while as for the boys can any
one point out a boy who has reached the advanced
age of six: that does not smoke often he gets
chance! (Of course. every parent will say, e My
boy does not smoke but every body else knows the
little rascal doeS.) Hence the price OF cigars is a
matter big with Importance.
The time was-ah happy day, long since gone
and passed away when the natural price of q
good cigar THREE CENTS. 1t never entered into
the head of the most magnificent cigar dealer to
ask more. But four years ago, about the time when
we began to prepare for swallowing Cuba, some
buccaneer of cigar man had the audacity to put
up the price to four cents and smokers gen.
orally easy and generous in their dsposition-they
did not grumble, fondly imagining that the quality
had advanced with the price. The contaglon of a
bad example caused rise in the price of cigars
all over the city But is this all No. Now.s 1.-THE
cigars are beginning to be marked 4" five cents
g six cents,'' . shilling' and we have seen
them at 20 two shllings.n Now, by St. Nicholas,
(our patron Saint this will never do 1t must be
stopped, or this republic will become bankrupt and
go off in smoke
''Give man a hnch,' forcib1y remarked the
English gentleman, and he will take HE'LL The
cigar got their hinch when they added the orig
inal cent, and now they giving the other
thing. MIR. Pick protests against this sort of
duct and calls upon the entire smoothing commu
nifty to rise as one man against their natural enc
mics, the cigar dealers, and demand in tones oil
| thunder, what they mean by it! Mr. p has done
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

Mr.. Secretary DObbin has taken the dwo,l;no -, !
street, near Goth, Washington lately in the occu-
penney Of the Hon j. P. kennedy, his predecsssor in
the Navy Department. SOS''O' ~. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

IUSI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, half and quarter boxes
kasns drums new iggs Currents and Ctron; Cam
dy Amond Pecan, Brazil Fberts, and English Walnus:
Preserves Pickles Jees. Jams, &C. All new and fresh
for sale Low by L. n. BARLOW Granite row. From st.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
Arrival of the Crescent City-.one Week Later from

California.
New Yong June god The steamer Crescent City
from Aspinwa has arrived bringing one weeks later
intelligence from San Francisco, her dates being to
May 23rd. She brings about 100000 in gold.
The mining accounts were of the most favorable
character, the yield this promising to exceed
that of any former season. Agricultural prospects
fine and the crops of grain would be abundant.
Dates from Oregon are two weeks later. The mi-
in Southern Oregon were doing well. Provisions
were plenty and low.
The difficulties between Peru and Bolivia were in
creasing. The former had sent troops to the South
frontier to cut off the supplies OF the latter. The
enemies of Bolivia also collecting large force
on the Buenos Ayres side. The CHILEAN minister had
been expelled from Bolivia and the U. Charge was
the only diplomatic official near the government At
fairs had reached crisis.
Among the passengers by this steamer several
returned Australian miners, whose reports of the
prospects of that country, and the richness of the
mines, very favorable.
The steamer J. L. Stevens arrived at Panama on
the lst with Sl.4oO000 in gold. She sailed again
on the 9th, with 500 passengers.
The frigate st. Lawrence had sailed from CallaC
for the Sandwich Islands, and the frgate Ports,
mouth from the Isthmus had sailed for the same
destination.
A project has been introduced into the Legisa
ture of Bogota to lay tax on specie in the transit
across the Isthmus.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTED
THIS Institution will commence its second Session on M
second Monday in July next. Every branch of &wsI
education is taught in the Institute and the present pumI
of Scholars warrants the belief that School in our cn
try furnishes greater facilities for mparng knowledge
The expenses per annum will not exceed 1924 for the most
advanced literary course, and with the usual number of ay
tras the necessary expense per year will exceed s
Board per month in the Institute So good Board may be
Tuition for all English branches per Session of 81 week,
primary $l0 all branches in the lst and I'd Cas
$12 Junior and Senior Classes SIS
For particulars the public referred to our Circulars
which be had by addressing the Secretary or the Prn
pal H. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y
Clinton, May 20, 1S53-39-tfl of Board of Trustees.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
Death from the Heat.

PHILADELPHIA. June 23d.-The heat has been 20.
ry great to-day, being the hottest day of this hot
season. The coroner has held twelve inquests to-
day, most OF them caused by the excessive heat
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

The Natural Salt Ponds at the Florida KEYS, which
in 1S49-50, yielded about rs 600 bushels of salt have
BEEN during the last winter greatly improved and ex-
Tended SO that the evapoTatiHg surface is now 500
acres, and will soon be increased to 800 During the
winter the ponds have contained pickle sufficient to
make 100000 bushels of salt. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01
Inquiries about ShanghaIs.


Mohawk farmer writes to an Agricultural ed-
tor that the hen fever RACES some up that way,
and enquiries
Now what do you think of the variety called
Sank-highs, whose name don't belle them? I tell
the head is cut off the legs come right apart Am
right Neighbor Buckinghams wife says they're
the beatenest things to lay arth, and that they
sit and lay both at onst don't believe tits con-
trary to mater. think they only recline little as
it were and--Jerusalem how can them things set Z
my jack knife set we'll they can.
Il tell you, Mr. Editor, they put things out of
joint too, dreadfully When Buckinghams wife got
her Shankhighs home the other day, old Kink ha D.
pened to hear the rooster the first time, and
not knowing anything about the matter, summoned
half the hands the place to come and help get
the old blink-eyed mule out of the crib. Ola Kink
says, day don't sit de Toos same as odder chicken
nohow but dey sits straddle of de stick cause whv.
when dey tempts to sit same as common chicken de
head Amt heaby huff for de legs and dey falls off
backward. Correct philosophy that
They sit when they eat | know, for I've seen em
do it; and Eve seen em try to standing but was
no 60 for when they peck at grain of corn on the
ground they don't morn half reach it, but the head
bobs right between their legs, making them turn a
complete somerset. May be they're like swinged
cats, urorse than they look, and that's bad enough,
anyhow. I'd as soon pair Of tongs or compasses
walking about the yard, as these Shankhighs And
had like to have forgot TO tell you, that Peter saws
they're big liars, cause dey long time fore
day IN de mornin' when faint day but Kink saws
Pete don't fleet dat DER legs is long, dey see day
light long time fore common chicken"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-01

GEN JAcKsoN's LAW OFF1cE.-Tt may not be gen
orally known among distant readers that the Office
in which General Jackson read law in this town is
sui standing is small frame building, and seems
to have been painted red but its color at pres
ent would be hard 10 describe. The hand of time is
visible upon it. We visited it few days ago it
stands upon the lot of Nathaniel Boyden Esq, and
IN front OF his elegant dwelling. A stranger would
wonder mat IT was permitted to remain decaying
and unsighy structure in the midst of taste and ee
gance; but there associations connected with it
be 1t said to the honor of the propretor-that preserve
it from the ruthless hand of progress Its former
tenant alter career among the most brilliant in the
annals OF history, mouders in the grave leaving
behind him name lasting as time From this
humble, insignificant office he went FORTH rising step
by step. enclrcing his brow with fresh laures, and
extending the circle of his fame at every advance, un
I'll ne at last reached the proudest height the most
honored station in the world Living. he was his
country's pride; and dead his memory is shrned in
every heart-Salisbury Banner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-22

$1,000 REWARD

DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.
1t shall be left to all the people, who shall be en-
titled to the above reward, after using one bottle
ca ch and they will be sure to be- cured Of the Liver
Complaint, or Indigestion Jaundice, Coughs aud
Colds, Costvcness, Piles, Weakness, Headache, all
complaints arising from impure blood, loss OF appe-
tte,-in fact, all the complaints which everybody is
or less troubled with, after thawing out IN the
Spring. Langley's Btcts are the very thing for all
the ladies, and every body else should have bottle,
and no mistake in that AS they always do good and
never Larm, ard are very pleasant to take. Only
% and 81! cents a bottle.
Sold in Burlington, by A. C. SPEAR, wholesale
and retail and by G.. =. SANBORN & co; and
nv our agents in most OF tic towns and villages in
Vermont.
g--r Wholesale Depot is 81 Union St, Boston.
Ma 3. wijW Gmus
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-22
tar POISONING. 81

Thousands Of Parents who use Ncrmiiuge com
posed of Castor oil, Calomel, &c, are not awarcs
that while they appear to benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the toundlton for a series OF dis
eases, such as salvation loss OF sight weakness Of
limbs &c.
In another column viii be found the advertisement
of Ilobenslck's Medicines, to which we ask the at
tenton OF all directly interested in their own as well
as their Chdren's health. In Liver complaints and
all DISORDERS arising rom these of bilious type
should make OF the only genuine medicine, Ilo-
bensack's Liver Pills.
y Be not decejrcd" but ask for Fobcnsack $
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills and observes that each
has the signature OF the PROPRIETOR J. N HOBEN-
SACK, as none else are genuine w22wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-22

81 DIGES +" SUcuIS THE TRUE MEANING of the
word "PEPSlN," or of the two Greek words from
which it is derived. This is the significant and APP
propriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR.. ]. 5.
HOUGHrON, of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach Of he Ok, Tor the cure OF Indigestion and
Dyspepsia II is Natures own remedy ioran UNI
healthy Stomach. No art of man can equal its Gu
rative powers # renders GOOD EATING per
f,cty consistent with HEALTH. See the hgure OF
the Ok in aonother part OF this paper.
Oct. 20. lsj2. WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-22
Review CT Wool Market for iun". 1888.

The clip has been pretty well contracted or
bought up at prices ranging at from - to Doc.
Where farmers have asked and held their wool
for - cen 5, it has been readily obtained. As
G5c. is the proper value for full blood, it leaves
the dealers a very handsome margin, 1t GER
tniny gives the growers an excellent profit
And it is quite certain that for many years to
come wool will bear high price 10 what 1t
has orne hitherto.
It hardly seems necessary now to quote any
prices for Wool it has been so generally taken
out of first hands. Stil 1t is worth as much
as it was last month. at least.
Common and low grades, As a SOC.
High grades and iull-bood - a G5c.
Prime SaXony, 40 a voc
-U'Uot Groucr.