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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-16

CHARLESTON, Sept. 9.-Cotton-The sales of this ar
30 at O4; l26 l05 and 200 bales cents The re-
cepts of new Cotton thus far reach 200 bales. Re-
report in Long Cotton RiceThe demand for this ar
Gle since on last has about absorbed the receipts which
extending from 81 16th as in quality but the bulk
the operations were within the range of 35@$35 hun
dred CornSome 5000 bushels North Carolina,
the close of the previous week. sold at &C. and 1000
bushels which arrived subsequently, in heated state bro
50 cents.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Naval stores-T,rnen+ine
for the week has continued advance and the market
closes at So so with fair demand The decline in Tar has
sales of Rosin to reportSprs Turpentne finds buyers
Wheat continues to arrive freely and is taken at 81 % go
arrive parngy and when in good order bring Soc % bush
ell Corn for shipping when in good order commands 55c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7th-For days previous NAVAL
StoresThe arrivals of Turpentne continue very light and
prices rather nominal though S. would have been
ted yesterday for lots of North County arrive Sp
its Iurpentne reeeded slightly the date of last with
irregular market but again improved closing yesterday
With sales at further advance of Pc the prices of Fri
25O0 bbls Wilmington and North County Turpentne,
on ne m b TO Zoo = n 0t s e.
2SO lbs 1900 Spirits Turpenne in whole lots at CO. 81 g.
date lots broggh e2so 600 small No
County Common Rosin 81 49, ahoat and in yard 1850
and low NJ J. 81 s7l5s2 12H; and 300 No. and White,
81 1906 y $50 lbs.
Rce.The favorable from abroad for Grain and
Flour have induced better demand for Rice for ex-
port and 1900 ties have changed hands So
OUCH ana bags Bengal dressed for
on terms we did not learn
| LIVERPOOL, Aug 27.-The Cotton market is quiet
at quotable decline Lower grades would however be diff
fcu to sell without concession The market closed
quiet Sales of the week 81 bales of which spectators
took 24O and Exporters 1880 bales. Stock 82 500 bales
including 540,053 bales American. The quotations were
Fair Orleans ID Middling 6bd. Fair Upland and Mobile
62d, Middling Mobile Cd, Middling Upland 10, 6d.
Beadstu continued excited owing unreasonable wealth
and prices had still further advanced For the week the
advance in Wheat had been 4d @ Sd B bushel and in Flour
Is. Is Cd Is . barrel Corn was in demand at 3D.
Is. per quarter advance
White Wheat quoted at IS. Cd gSs Sd. mixed anc
red do. S. a 2s Sd. Canal Flour 28s Cd @29s I'd Pha
delphia and Baltimore sOs Dos Cd Ohio 3os 3D. South
ern 26c Sd. White and yellow Corn 3s. Cd 132s Cd.
Provisons-Beef considerable demand at fair rates
Pork quiet but steady Bacon sides and shoulders quiet
unchanged Lard in fair demand 59@60s Tallow SIS
3D. Rice very active at 2ls Cd @24s. for Carolina
| Bark brought S@9d Rosin was in good demand Sale
OF 5000 bbs at As ID "a As Cd for and los Sd
for fine Turpenne brisk and improving Sales of 200
bbs to arrive, at Us 6d@l3s. Spirits advanced to
q SOS.
Sugar quiet but firm Coffee unchanged. Tea active
for the finer Sorts at full prices; Common neglected
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LININIENT.

TANIIIS Liniment unequaled Rheumatism
Stiffness Old Sores Swellngs Pains Of the body
external application reach volume Of certificates
be from those that cured these Diseases and
Scratches, Windga Saddle gals, Cracked heels Stiffness
any enlargement of bones or muscle.
THROUGH BY EXPRESS!
This certify Mexican Mustang Lniment Has been
used quite extensively the stables of Adams S Co IS Great
Chafes Scratches and bruises has
efectua Many of their have also used themselves
qualities hi CHEST One OF hosers got kicked
and badly and bruised his kneeas usual the MUSTANG
was resorted to- and the sorness and amenesS was
removed and perfectly well in three four days
We have hesitation recommending a valuable
alton, to be used externally breast. j. nUNNlNG
Foreman of dams Co.'S Express Stable, New York
We take pleasure recommending the MEXICAN MUS
TANG LlNMENT to all friends and customers the best
article have used for Sprans of alds Horses
We have used extensively and always efecnaly Some
have also used well
Rheumatic Palms. and they all magiC-we
only that have entirely abandoned the of other
Liniment.
]. NJ. HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO, 10 Wall street,
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS, "a Broadway
PULLEN, VIRGIL & CO.'S l6 Wall street.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S l6 Wall street
|. DovER, N. H., Jan. 20, 1853
Messrs G BRAGG & Col
three weeks since wounded severely his thigh
sharp hook opening cash three inches length and sh
deep tried articles heal it, inflammation
getting into caused large quantities OF matter collect
the limp was quite stiff fllend OF ilne asked me had tried
the Mustang Linmen to which replied the negative but
thinking might do good induced try had
y half bottle when the inflammation removed
and the wound 10 heal Now entirely healed and the hair
is growing the wound, making il look well
Hoping others benefited trial Vaube
| compound. remain yours, CHAS. E. WHITEHOUSE
PRCEs-Tte Linment put up Sizes Is
so bottle. The 50 81
and much the 25 sizethe large
A. G BRAGG & CO. 3O4 Broadway N. " and corner Thns
and Market streets nes, st. Louis Mo. = nunnr ~
| Dec "a, lS52.-l66m] Wilmington, n. e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-16
]. NJ. HEWITT, Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO, 10 Wall street,
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS, "a Broadway
PULLEN, VIRGIL & CO.'S l6 Wall street,
WELLS. FARGO & co IS LIZ Will street
WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH.

4 MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit too to
"A stand the test of public opinion. No art of putting
gavanize worthless article to keep it alive goa
medicine, if it be really So
good medicine will live become popular and extend its
sales year after spite of opposition The people read
lily find virtues, and the fame passes from
mouth to mouth with rapidity than newspapers
spread it. Il lUing ~t"ess, tesying to the med,
cine has made for him. is of far service than any
paper advertising.
In proof of what sly above, refer you Hamptons
Vegetable Tncture, and its effects It's praise is in the
mouths of multitudes The best of country give
their testimony its wonderful Among them
name Hon H. Clay, Hon Richard M Johnson, Vice Pres
dent of the United States with hundreds of others Capt
Thomas Canotbroher to the celebrated physician of the
standing after the skill of the Doctors of Europe and
In rich and the poor young and old in every pa
In the city and country find the attends its
Hamptons Vegetable Tncturc is purely vegetable and
warranted free from all mineral substances This Tinetue
by its mild pleasant and safe action the stomach er
kidneys lungs and the system Dyspepsia H
er Complaint Diseases of the Urinary Organs Coughs Ah
ma bronchial Affections, Consumption, Scrofula King
Evil, Worms, Rheumatism, Govt, Neuralgia, St. yius
Dance Fits Nervous Affections generally, Fistula, Piles
Bowel Complaints with all diseases arising from impure
blood AS remedy for the various arrangements of the t
male TyE9@ it seems tS haHs A sSp1T0 aA
TONS VEGETABLE TncTURE CURE for its numerous an'
complicated arrangements. Hundreds who been dcbi
itaed and dped and the verge of premature grave
have been restored by its to blooming health, which We
abundantly able to rove by such host Of LVIA0
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DEBILITY. .
omp 1an ne Hag Esqs Letter. sa"d Ri r@
Mrs H. has been suffering with the liver complaint and witt
inability constantly complaining from weakness, through
her whole system She enjoys better health than S
thirty years, being entirely restored by the of HAI
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.'
/ RHEUMATISM, SO YEARS.-NIrs. E. Bagwel, of II
gina suffered from Rheumatism from her 18th to her 0
year of age; times entirely helpless Being wealthy
employed the best medical attention and tried many mf
cines, but cured only by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE
| TINCTURE. r.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.-Mr. Henry c.. "lT VIII
had cough for years, great veal ness, Nc had IN ed
five physicians tried all their remedies, but was cur
only by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE. r. HI.
4 R9- Sold by MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY, 24O ba roTI
more street. Baltimore and 3O4 Broadway, New York WI
and get Pamphlet gratis; sold by Z. Il u. DuFre'
mington, N. c., and by Druggists generally. r.
DINE APPLES AND LEMONS. For sale at rps
| + IuIv WILKINSON & ESLEk ?
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Marine Intelligence.


ARR1F ED.
Sept 9Schr Henry Lea, Erickson, from Charleston,
Geo Harriss
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedmau from Fayetteville
Z. ]. Lutterloh.
gu S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, I'm Charles
ton, with 40 passengers
9-Schr Mary Isabella Sumner from Norfolk to Russell
Bros with slaves. On the passage split foresai mainsa
jb and main gaf: topsail.
Steamer Evergreen Watson, from Fayetteville to w. H.
McRary
Steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville, to Master.
10-U. s Mail Steamer Gladiator, Sterett fin Charles
ton, with % passengers.
CLEARED.
Sept 8-Brg China, Holmes, fer Marseiles, by Perce
Dudley; with $4,000 feet lumber, spars.
Steamer Henrietta, Allen, for Fayetteville, by Vessel &
Eilers.
gu. S Mail Steamer Wilmington, Burns for Charles
ton, with SO passengers.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman Fayetteville by
E. ]. LutterlOh.
9Schr Maria Pickup, Robinson, for Philadelphia by J.
H. tanner with 90 bbs spirits urpentine 1900 do rosin
lO-U s. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates, for Charles
ton, with 81 passengers.
Schr O. G. Parsley, Vangder, for New York. by George
Harrss; with naval stores, &c.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THIS Institution will its second Session the
second Monday in July next Every branch of female
education taught in the Institute and the present number
Scholars the belief that School
try furnishes greater facilities for mparng knowledge
The will exceed 1924 for the most
advanced literary course and with the usual number of
tras the necessary per year will not exceed $40
Board month in the Institute go good Board be
had in the private families of the village cheaper
Tuition for all English branches, per Session of q weeks
primary 80 all branches in the and I'd Glasses
SIP; Junior and Senior Glasses $15
For particulars the public is referred to Circulars
which be had by addressing the Secretary the
pal. H. A. BIZZELL Sec'y
Clinton May 20, 1S53-39tf1 of Board of Trustees
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WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL COLLEGE
THE session of this Institution will on
the 30th inst under the superintendent Of William
Robinson Esq, who has been elected President and who
present putting forth every exerton to procure compe
tent Board of Teachers In this he has already in part SUE
ceeded and hopes at early day. to be able to
the number of teachers complete.
The Institution is divided into three departments-Pma
ry, Academica and Coegate-the latter of which is de-
signed solely for the education and training of teachers while
the Academic is intended School where boys will pre-
pared to enter University, other Colleges through
out the country the Primary Department, Juven
lille School, and as preparatory to the Academic.
In each of these several Departments Male and Female
School will be keptn separate and distinct parts of the
building and under separate and distinct teachers with the
exception OF the President who will superinend in both De-
parments and afford such instruction may be in his pow
AS part of the internal regulations the Institution the
Male Departments will open dismiss minutes earlier
than the Female Departments
In the Collegiate Departments Male and Female unusua
facilities will be afforded to thosewho may wish to become
teachers AT each Annual Commencement males and
females will be admitted to free tuition, upon certain
qualifications hereafter to be prescribed Application for
admission be made to the President and to be decided
TERMS OF ADMISSION
To be received pupil of this Institution the applicant
must sustain an unexceptionable character
In will any be admitted who does not present
the Treasurers receipt for at least session in advance
The Treasurer not authorized to receive payment for tut
on unless first presented with certificate of admission
signed by of the heads of Departments.
Pupils admission will be examined by one Of the Heads
of Departments and to such classes their pre-
fciency shall warrant.
Students will be charged from the date of entrance the
end of the session No deduction will be made for absence
except protracted sickness DEATH will any
money be refunded in of expulsion voluntary with
drawal
Students entering this Institution will be required pur
chase admission tickets from the Secretary and no student
will be admitted until such ticket be exhibited.
The pleasant location and neat arrangement of the build
ngs added to the acknowledged alubry of Goldboo
the high reputation Of the President, instructor and
discpnarian, WILL it is hoped to this infant Insu
ton patronage and support commensurate with its merits
and the wants of the community.
Printed catalogues will be prepared at early day.
giving in detail the studies pursued and the regulations
adopted and will be forwarded to applicants free OF postage
JOHN A. GREEN. Secretary.
GOldsbOrO' .June % 1853 2531t-43-tf
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Later from Texas.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-Advices from Galveston
Texas, to the I'd inst states that the yellow fever had
appeared in mild form in that city, two deaths had
occurred the previous week.
The elections have resulted it is believed in Peak
having been elected Governor, Dickson Lieuten-
ant Governor, and Bell, as Representative to Con-
gress. The amendments to the Constitution have
been adopted The River Bill was defeated by over
whening majoritieS.
The crnns ware in q vary favor .hle nnndifinn
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MARRIED.,

In this town, the 9th inst, by the Rev w. H. Bobbett
Mr. J; T; PErTEwAY to Miss O. MooRE all ofhis place,
In Dupn county the 18th inst by Nathan Murray ESQ
Mr. EDWARD Johnson of this town, to Miss T. SHoIAR of
Dupn CO.
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Fatal HaIIroad AccIdent.

BosToN, Sept. 8-A locomotive to train of emp
ty cars exploded last night at the junction of the
Georgetown and Newburyport Railroad, SCATTERING
the engine to pieces and killing the fireman, Mr..
Spoford, of Georgetown The train was just about
to take on board picnic party Of 500 persons
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Daily Journal, 10Th u

Bs5~ new Steamer, called The Sum-" arrived
here last Friday, from Fayetteville, The q Sun is
light draught boat intended expressly for the
Cape Fear River-built in Fayetteville by Rush &
Orrell; her depth of water is intended to be IS
inches when light. Her upper works have not yet
been completed
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A NRVET.TV

A NOVELTY.
HAVE just received case of soft white FUR HATS,
the ghtes Hat sold here weighing only
they can be carried In the pocket.
JEly II C.. MYERS.
NToCKING AND CANARY Bird Cages for sale at
1Hl Aug. 70, WILKINSON & ESLER.
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VERMoNT.--The returns from 1O4 towns of Yer
mont, which give Fairbanks, Wing, 14,4l0 Robin
son. Democrat II 230, and Brainerd, Freesoil 4 $50
Senate probably Wing In the House GA Wings SO
Democrats and Freesoers have been so far chosen
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RsS@THE WILMINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, Captain
CANTwELI turned out last Saturday at the apepinted
hour, and marched through several streets in man
ner highly credtable to themselves and officers
learn,-we sa1o but little of their maneuvres This
Company Is formed of young men of our town, and
most of them not yet arrived their majority and
under all the circumstances, we think, from what
we have heard said and from what We have seen.
that they deserve encouragement. 1t is only by the
tavors of any community volunteer companies can
be kept up and now that we have two of the kind
in our town. we do hope our citizens will use every
effort to keep them fully organized. Their expenses
should not be borne by the individual members-all
of that should be contributed by the citizens 1t is
enough for any give his time to such matters
without also drawing upon his pocket-otherS should
do the latter, and essentially needful part.
The Light Infantry, observed, parook ofhreak.
fast prepared for them by hosts of the Washing.
ton & Lafayette-THALLY & WHITFIELD.
B9g~The German Volunteers, commanded by Capt
Jacob Vessel, paraded last Friday morning, in full
summer unform-hlue coat and white pants. From
some cause or other, don't think more than hal
the Company turned out Those that were under
arms however, looked we'll usual.
B9g~The brig Brena Vista, which vessel put int
this port some two three weeks since, on accoun
of the sickness of Captain WINES, whose death VIZ
have already announced towed to sea last Friday
by the steamer Sam. Berry, from the anchorage neal
the Inlet The vessel, we learn, has been thorough
~ cleansed. The crew were all we'll She proceed
on her voyage to Philadelphia, under command o
Capt. KENDEL
BG5>The late rains, it appears have been pretty
extensive, and caused considerable destruction il
various ways. On Thursday night last, part of ar
embankment on the Wilmington & Manchester R
Road, crossing, we believe, mill stream, about s.
miles from this place, carried away by th'
breaking of the mill above the road. The road wa
washed up some $50 yards, and caused the cars dut
yesterday morning to be detained until the trail
leaving Brunswick River could get up so that thu
passengers could be transferred We lear, from
passengers, that the damages will probably be re
paired in the course of to-day. Some seventy-fv
hands were employed on it yesterday. .
Daily Journal. 10Th inst
DEF A new Steamer called The Sun arr vet
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Rag The Steamer Bay State from New York,
for Boston, exploded her boiler on the morning of
the 9Th inst, scalding severely about dozen pas
sengers. No one was killed. The accident was
caused by the cap of tie cylinder flying off, driving
the steam into the ladies' cabin
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LATER from Rio.

BosroN, Sept. 8-The barque William G. Lewis
has arrived here from Rio de Janeiro, with dates to
the Goth of July. Business steady. The Coffee
crop is short Holders are very firm, and prices
have further advanced Not much disposition to
sell at previous prices.
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Vermont Election.

BURLINGTON, Vt, Sept 7th.--The returns of the
election held yesterday as far received indicate
no choice of Governor by the people, the Wings
having lost as compared with last year. Fairbanks
Wing, has large plurality but the result will de-
pend on the Legislature, which runs very close
The Temperance question operated to such an ex-
tent that it is impossible to classify the members SO
as to arrive at the true state of parties.
Negro Exemp tIom from Execution for Debt-ExcI-
ting Discussion at the South.
Our extreme Southern exchanges are filled with
able discussions of the policy now under consd-
Grafton, viz: The Exemption ofNegroes, from sale by
La1C under Execution. The opposition 10 the meas
ure is daily becoming more feeble. The measure has
It's foundation in wisdom and humanity, and it Leeds
hut short consideration to prove TO all proper minds
the benefit likely TO to both master and slave.
II is urged by the opponents of the policy that 1t is
Welding ground to the Abolitionists But the power
full argument of the Mobile and Chambers Ii1buneS
speaks well to the point and the purpose.
This measure it is said, seeks to strenhen slavery
by ameliorating it. Abolition would, if it could, in
vest slavery with horrors most damnable, TO insure
its destruction. The exemption law would tend great
y to establish the bond of affection between the mas
ter and his slave Abolitionism spends half its
strength in endeavorng TO reach the mind of the
slave and to poison il with discomfort"
Such measures these, if properly and judciously
carried through, will soon produce state OF things.
which will cause the agitaors of the North, even the
most ultra 10 be put down with the nipple injunction.
" Let well enough alone."-Bah american Times.
THE GRAND DIVISION The Temperance cause
claims some attention just In addition to the
monster Convention that is looked for at Raleigh,
the Grand Division of the State will hold its next
session in Wilmington, commencing the Goth of
October. We will only say that no people under
hea ven know better how to bestow their hosptal-
ties than the citizens of Wilmington, and We look
forward to the meeting of the Grand Division as a
time of much pleasure as well as of great good.
Golasboro NP9v Era.
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Three DAVIS Later From Euroue.

The Steamer Asia has arrived at New York, with
Liverpool dates the 9th ut. The general intel
ligence is devoid of interest The Eastern question
was in statu quo but generally regarded as set
tied. Mr.. Soule was at Paris, where he would re-
main few days previous to proceeding to Madrid
1t will be from the markets. that Naval Stores
were in rood demand
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Schools.
SCHOOL.

MFR. GEO, W JEWETT will open School in Til.
1tl place on the first Monday of October next, compr
all the branches ct an English and Classical educatio
usually taught in the Academies and High Schools of New
successful teachers g.,
He has also had much experience in the preparation
Teachers for Common Schools. '"
Reference.-S. JEwETT. ESept 9th. 1S53-1tf
GROVE ACADEMY, KENANSVILLE NJ G.
THE Subscriber, grateful for past favors takes this meth
cd of announcing his friends in Dhpln the neil
boring counties that he designs resuming his Glasses in G
above institution Monday, the 18th September wher he
hopes by digent attention to the improvement of all ~
NAV be placed under care merit continuance of @
support
Mr. s. will receive few pupils as Boarders in his own fam
ily. Rates of Tuition as heretofore.
JAMES M. sPRUNT,
Kenansvie, Duplin Co., 3lst Aug, -[3076t-523
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Hoboten acquaintance of ours, with couple of
friends, sat down the other night at round table
to consult the spirits. Our space will not allow us
to narrate infinitely the progress of the manifesto
lions, we must, therefore, content ourselves with
the result Our friend swears that after few hours
sitting, during which they merely put their hands
to the table and raised them to their lips, the ma
hogany got so excited that it eluded their grasp,
threw them down under it, and then few round the
room, broke the chairs, and finally smashed the mir
ror and mantle piece ornaments. Our friend swears
that it was the spirits-but the neighbors say that
the spirits the table, in the shape of decanters
made them all so drunk that they had fight, in
which the furniture got annihilated These spirit
ual manifestations are very common. There seems
to be an inherent hatred between furniture and
crockery and spirits. --Repdie and Revieav.
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
ID EV. WIN. Fl. BOBB1TT will open School in the town
n of Wilmington, the first Monday in October next
Circular containing TERMS &C., be found either at
the store of Wilkinson & Esler at G.. H. Kelley's.
August II. 49t3Oet
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DINE APPLES AND LEMONS. For sale at rps
+ July WILKINSON & ESLEk 2