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The Place TO Buy
>. -. AGsE,S LEW STORE.

>. -. -a&EE'S NEHy STORE,
MARKET ST, nearly opposite iohn7oa's
III holcl, where he oie!s tor safe large and
carefully selected assortment o!
LADIES' DRESS l,OODS.-Fi2'd, plaid,
chan1 cable, pia coIors and black SiihS. "i al!
prices and widths Luna Cloths, Mcushn de
Eages, Bdie2c tic Lanes, Satin stripe, liz AMI
plain BnrcgeS; French and American Lawns,
A.iacas' Giughams, Prints and White GonlS.
Plaid aud plain cambria, jaconct, Swiss, null
and book Musns; Swiss and camhric EGging-
and lnsrrru2>, French wor ed colIars, with
and without points; cunbric II Ihts., Sc.
P.4R.3SOLS md F.4NS,--Figd, change
aisle and plain PalaSuls, with or without lining.
Fans from ) cts. TO 50, nicely pnt up in boxes.
GENTLEMEN&' iFE.4R.-- BlmcA, blur,
drab. green and b.oWn wou!-dyct Cloths. black
and fancy Ca ,sImcrr~, fashionable styles; fancy
silk and satin vcstng}, white, colorcd Mar
Scilie- do.
CLOlHlNG.-- Fine black cloth coas; an
assortment OF Spring and Summer coats, vests
and pants nj city prices.
STAPLES AND SUNDRlES.--D omnstcs,
check, h.ciory charhtay,, "urarn moSi'n-.
slaN'Is. h1htS, c,ayals, hosiery. lu5u,is, nn"n
anI cOlun drills, ,ancns Grap'd, colonad2,, Ir>h
iinrus, gloves, all r',rCsi hicachcd and brown
mu*liu., nnnkrouS. SC.
BOOTS AND SUOES.-.l adrs black aaI
fancy co.'d 4a'ets. hu,hIa SHOES, hirck and
bronze slippers, chii!rans shoes, -. Trni"-
meas patent leather, liDe calf, goat skin an"
stani" shoes.
HATS AND ChPS.--Crnllnmcu fine silk
hrl>; Panama, Lr@amu, citizens China i'rarl,
Canton straw and palm ira' hats, The latest
.p.ieg nai summer STYLES, 81; low priccs.
GROCENIi'&.-->U and coffee at prices
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TIE CECIL II HiG,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. G.. RICKETTS,.


TERNs.-~Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
70 clubs. in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars tea copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvrRTIsING.-One dollar Il square ioI three
W ,eks Insertion; twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines of
BREWER, or space equal to that, max" square.
Factions Of a square, counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally N br the yearat moderate rates.
C~5~ iIanlblIls and Job Wort: ofall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office of. 'THE
Wing" Is in the centre ofthe town, next door
to Doct. Walace's Drug Store.
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COMMERCE OF PHlLADELPHIA.-The
duties received at the Philadelphia Gus
tom house during June amounted to
$62S, 500 80 against 1901, 800 90 for
the corresponding month last year. The
total duties for the first six months have
been S2,459,672 -, which is an in
crease oi 94oi,i3l IL over last year.
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DEATH of De-. CHAPMAN.-Dr. Ma
than'el Chapman, one Of the most crle-
brat i physicians OF the United States,
died m Friday evening, at his residence
in ri Iadelphia, at The advanced age Of
~ years. He was III 1871 elected to
the chair Of Materla Medica, and in
1916 10 that OF Practice, III the Penn
sylyania University. This latter post
he filled until about three years ago,
since when owing to the in:irmities 81
aye, he has lived in retirement.
GLASS PENs.-lt is re ported that glass
pens are now made possessing the re-
quslte qualities to write with, and that
they viii soon superSede all others.
They are antl-corrosve by the most im-
pure INK, at least as much as gold, and
their cost will be but that of the max
ing.
Dy~The ElktonJuvcnlIe Temperance Society
viii hold "a meeting in the Nj. f.. Church On
Tomorrow at , o'clock, P. Nj. The ueinb"r,
and Officers will please give full nlIra lance.
c, NJ lLiIe Sec,
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

WAN. TORBERF has now opened his new
= 7 and welt selected stock uf Spring and
EUinmrr t;ool>, all OF which he is Offering very
cheap, H. stock consists in pant OF
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phia, on Friday the oath uh,, in the
9Th year Of his age, after ptotrocted
Illness, which he endured with Il cheer
ful, Christian spirit. For nearly ten
wears Mr.. Gregory was Chief Manager
OF our Philadelphia Newspaper Agency.
TO excellence of character for which
he was distinguished, was united an
amiable and urbane department which
endeared him to a numerous circle of
friends. With the proprietors of News
papers throughout the land, his acqnain-
lance was extended, aud his death will
be universally lamented.
Polmer's PhiIadelPhian.
r-The word 'starii7' is taken from
a fortress which IS situated on the Straits
of Gibraltar, promon;ory which. from
its position, Is admirably adapted for
commanding the entrance of the Medi-
tarranean sea, and watching the exit and
entrance OF all ships. 1t was the custom
OF the Moors to watch from this point
all merchant ships going iii or coming
out of the Midland Sea; and, issuing
from this stronghold, TO levy certain
fixed scale of duty on all merchandise
passing IN and out Of the STRAITS and
this was called, from the place where it
was '''''o' "laF'''"' or ",a'i"' ana l"
this way we have acquired the word.
U,"AccIdentS IN the Goal Mines IN
Great britain are so frequent and des-
tructlve OF l'1e that the BRITISH govern
Ihcht mas lour inspectors employed,
WIN ''' ''"''''t "'S'''c's "S>'@l''' 20
'"'''' ''' ''I' 1"' P'Se 81 I''&''''S
'''' causes &c con''c'eo WIZ" 'NtIy
"'.'"'"' Vt u.''N''' '''"' - !'"I " NV.
=" ',' , o. ,.;'' a., '', ,a,,l , , dm ar
Evn. Last in tb. coal ,n,nas hn,v,an.
Nar,,rhar ,sl, anJ J,nrary i,
49, n,, q2o
.rL, ,,;,r;..,.,.. ,1l ,,n..,,
thn, ,'".' ~ .l"'' h. ,' We
rnrrsd !, ,b,t ,ny, FROM ,ba ,rn,,;lna
amL.n,;c rho d;,aasn i ,hon,rt r. h.
,t,l.r, h,t r. n,,,na,J 80 !, t., ,,ra
,on,,orv storaS i oern,o,l,. v;.Iis ,o
~ndi,;na i6n u,@s,stn,yo Harald
referring 10 renort$ ofthe prevalence of
cholera in that place, strenuonstv de-
mes its truth. 4 few cases Of Cholera
morbus had occurred, but they Weld
readily to medical treatment.
H. "hlrr has been imported into the
United States during the last wear o.
900 bushels of Canary seed. Allowing
one bu>hel to keep six Canary birds
one year, the number Of those birds i'm.
prisonrd in the United States amount TO
$4,000. The first cost Of the seed,
freight and charges, will amount 10
5I3,30o So much goes out of the
country for canary brds
uJ-Thc Wheeling Gazette states that
a bundle OF counterfeit notes on the
''FarmrrS' and Mechanics Bank OF Bal
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\. Oh? 4. ~, $.

FS7llE LARGEST, the most fashionable. and the
H. hrsl assortment of mems, womeuf. aud
chdirrn's hools AMI shnes, in Cecil county. Is
I" h. iound at The sub.crtber's BOOT * SHOE
STORE, ia i.Ihroo.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscIthrr would respectfully inform
his friends. AMI 'hr public centrally, TINT be
has purchased OF his brother. jEnoch Crunch'
his entire stor, Of Ladies, Misses, and chit.
drrns boot and shoes. and ha, commenced
manufacturing Ladies' Shoes Of every di&Crip-
ton He is now prepared To ncconojaic all
who may favor him with call with men 5,
women's and chi rru', Boots AM! Shoes of th:
best sort at very low prices.
Tl!OS. c. CROUCH.
EII,pn, June /, 80.
y. =. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots aud shoes.
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% Reaoers ono Correspondents.

GIVE conclude "Fiorence Carey'' on the
first page; we think the reader has found it, as
we represented, an interesting and well written
story. The writer had affixed "Picdmoal;' 10
it as his signature, which was accidentally
emitted.
t. We have an interesting story from the
pen Of Mrs. Tu,nar Darts Of New Jersey, Which
we will print next week.
D5-..kclso'' Will observe that we omitted a
few lines of his letter.
Qy"lIcrc is little article from the pen of
frequent and ever welcome contributors:
iuy The t'grI IIkfp
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.sa'St &EasIHE-Ep!
a NEW STORE,

0PDosife Hac to@atat@ Inn, Ei"3on.
\ J.SCOTr x BRO, respectfully announce
. J. Ia them ir'ra, airt the pnbi,c. tnat they
Layr in.l returned from the cily with an extern
slyr and entirely
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Domestic nu'iine heachod diit0, Summer PAM
stuff in Great variety, cloth, cashmere, twceds,
alpaca, brocaic. poptlns, bed licking, check
shIrling. siripc do, sc.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. apr9
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OPPOSITE TlIE CoIRT HOUSE.

AL y. g AiIG -,
OPPOSITE T'IE CoIRTHOCSE
DRo.ArE Silks from Sl.OD 10 .:!.2j
- G,ac.e DO - l.l2s
ihamuiIGu do - l.9a
S.Iip'd and tlaid - 8,
india. plain and pieil 70 -
Superior Black oo.ied - l.5?a
Hdrcgc Dcla.Hcs - ga
Chailirs - %
PiaIn and f-'d De Bescs - 81
BcrcgcS, assorted - 62a
Lawns do q -
AIparas in various cninrs - 70
Az wool d, lanes do 81 56ii
i'rlnls, English AMI American g I2a
Gtn"haHS. Scotch, French and
American, 10 81
Summer ShawlS, 300 40
MUnfi,las, 300 800
WHITE GOCDS.-Fia'd Swiss from - 10
Ll2J1, Plsin do. ~ l0 -. pIaii and PLAZA Cam
brics I25 10 hni, French nerlc worH'd C0tnrs
49, to l.'3, Latte, "ndrr sleeves, 10 To $40,
Wo&"d ioii"s, 81 to i.21, Linen CaMbrc
HIRE G 10 10.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. COTTON Hose
81 ta"73, cotton Gloves. q 10 ~ ,llk and
tr.oj hi,lr do. IS lu14 hti AMI silk do .
To $ black m"oail mill@ u 4. 20 i.'j, superior
ipn, 10. u. 70 1871.
I.JNfES' YGiN.HiNGS.~ in various
coloy, cni bias. new ttylr ",mpS, ncw style bat
Ions, six !ya4rs, hi:rj, -riE Iaces, wash lllops
rnAtuIlGtIu! GOas, cNbirrtrrng blaijs. siiE
hraIdS, Wur,lrI and linen h.itS, BonnctS and
Ribbons III .trai variety, .t",cnces, hutcl lin
.a@s, &c., paj"suiH, umbrellas, IanS, sc.
Table coye>. table Clor!>, table duprls,
crash; towel diapers. h!eachrd and unhIeacbcd
mUsilu@, d,,ii,n%S, wNIt", brown and blue d.
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VHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scribcr Of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of SAID county, letters Of
A dministratihn On the personal estate of
Joseph Brown,
late Of Pennsylvania, decd. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
3ls of May, 1888,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all hrncGt Of said estate. Al per .ons i'.hcbtcd
to said estate, are requested to AXE Immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. i.iven under my
h;,nt this is day Of June, 1873.
GEORGE EARLE,
June Is d W. Adm'r.
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VNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scribcr Of C,cII county, hos obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters OF
Administration on the persona, estate Of
Peter Thomas.
late ofsad county deceased. N, persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the .amc with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
18th Of June. 1881,
they mns otherwise by law. he excluded from
all benefit OF SAID estate. Aliper>uns indebted
to sail estate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hanI this 18th day Of ,Eune, 1853.
JANE A. THOMAS,
June Is iw Adm lrX.
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''YwcrP vain isfl.

'Twcre vain 10 " ish.
TO SUSIE il; BY 5. j. &. wHIrTLEsEy.
'Twere VAIN To wish for thee, Susie,
A calm aud cloudcss SEA,
O'er which lEy litr LaIIuc may glide
Down to Ltcin!lS.
But may the uCrau-WavcS Of life
Be tempered By His will
Who walks upon The ia. ing tide,
And whIspurs--..pcacc b" alliIn'
'Twcre vain Ia visa thy azure eye
May ne'er be dimlnci by care"
Or that thy far and yonlulu brow
\ shade uay never wear:
But when the hand Of ! iuir shall shut
Those lovely orbs OF blue
Like vioIrts in the sweet sprlng time,
That open fresh and new
Amid the Angel plants that fill
The gaIdrn II the skies,
Dear Susie, may they bloom again
In nGv"r-iauIm4 dyes!
Full many gem "t JOY may Slnk
Alnld Ines Ur"an-ruaf.
But may you hnt tacm all again,
Upon Il distant ShOrGl
L0reiHnl!S, JHI.
Cs~From letter received last week from
our Washington correspondent. "(o""opo'Gc,
We take the following paragraih relative tothc
improvements ut the HAHc Hoase lor which an
nausnatIr heavy appropriation was made by the
last Congress:
"Tl,e champion of Democracy and his LAZY
will remove tn iav ar Two tn quarters in
Gror2ctown. where They VIII remain until the
Ar ~. IH - nrn
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4 TPRIVArE oALE.-- he aubscr Der visa.
II es To sell his farm lying in CrcrI county,
Md, 4 miles cast of Port Deposit aud . tom
Prrryv!llc, where the Phil. WI s, Bllto Rail
road has depot. II contains
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LADIES.

TTORSE NETTS ofvarious colours and ual-
IL tics. with %; without lhe n"cn and ears.
For sale by WIN. TEHEEERT.
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(WWNk8.-TNSl IecrIVe,7 NN1E F0F 50I". u ~.
\ prrior assortment al ciocks. ranging N prize
from 80 ST. A!+ou srrar assortment II
Locking Glasses from IT, rIs to ST.. Cni aud
srr our assortment OF Clocns, G';,s,r~, sc. AMI
We tapI assured YOU will be In,}n,b IL purchase
after yon rXouinc the superior qu"Hry 'I rHG
goods. Directly opposite lnhHs"n = lio'rI.
MAY ~ 4. j. SCOTT a. BRO.
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SadAIer, h Harness Making.

! l,,lr Is CIV
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-07
KAHNwE1LER & BROTHER.

. ESPECTFULLY beg leave to announce to their friends
IN and customers that they have received and
constantly opening splendid assortment of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, and will continue to receive at intervals
throughout the season. rich and varied stock of all the
newest designs and which be cassed
the followng
Rich Plain and Brocade Silk Elegant Black Ottoman,
Brocade and Plaid Spun Silks style of Satin de Chains
Cashmere Muslin de LANES and all the most recent art
ces of Ladies dress goodswith magnificent assortment of
Embroderes, Gloves Hosiery and other Fancy Goods Bon
nets Ribbons Flowers and Feathers all Of the latest
FRENCH IMPORTATIONS and surpass in point of taste
elegance any ever before exhibited in this
city.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS & FESTINGS.
large assortment in great variety Kerseys and Lnseys
for Servants Domescs, Osnaburg Blue Stripes, and an
assortment Of all such goods usually cassed under MEMS
WEAR.
Boots, Shoes, Hats aud Caps.
An elegant of Philadelphia made shoes for
Ladies, Misses and Children Also fine assortment of
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps for Men AID Boys.
Sept 23d, 1858 3-lm no
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DIR. STRONG'S
PICTORIAL. STOMACH PILLS.

remedy for Coughs Colds, Caarrh, Bronchitis, Group
Whooping Cough, Asthma, Consumption Nervous Dis
eases Dyspepsia Co>tveness, Erysipes Diseases of the
Heart inflammation and Pain in the Chest, Back and Side
and all diseases arising from deranged state of the om
ach and to relieve the distress and bad feeling from eating
WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE.
These Pills act Expectorant, Tonic and Aperent-
three times to cure
diseases than dollar bottle Of any of the Syrups Bal
sans Sarasparilas that made and simple tria
of only one box will prove this important truth:
They promote Expcctoration, Loosen the Phlegm and
Clear the Lungs and other Secretory Organs of all morbid
matter and another remedy the whole Matera
Medea capable of mpartng such healing properties to the
Lungs and Vital Organs these Pills They Cure Costve
ness produce good regular Appetite and Strengthen the
System. -.
Price 2 per box containing 5 doses of Medicine
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and get the Plan
Almanac gratis giving full particulars and certificates
of cures. wy,
Both kinds of the above named Pills for sale in Viii
mington, n c. by w. H. Lpptt and G u DuPre, @ @Drug
TABLE PILLS, and DR.. HULL'S CELEBRATEIL
PILLS. which stop the Chs and Fever the hrs day. ana d
not sicken the stomach operate on the bowels
MayN, 53 ooV
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SI Wanflt Now 10

Was the half uttered soliloquy of despairing
mechanic, on Saturday evening, as his employer
told him to call on Monday morning for the six dol
lars due him. Monday morning! 1t is all the
same to the millionaire. He has abundant credit
with the butcher the baker, the coal man. the gro
Ger, in short with everybody. They are all only
too happy to trust him. If he wants to take ride
on Sunday with his family, to the High Bridge, the
livery stable man is ready to furnish him with a
carriage. If he has fancy for couple Of wood
cocks, the game merchant will send him the incest
and fattest, and wait his own time for payment
Should wife or children want shoes, they can have
aire doesn't really need money, everything he his
family may want can be got without money. But
with the mechanic, the working man, the case is en-
trely different. Forced by the extortions of land
lords to remove every year further and further up
town. he has no chance to MAKE acquaintance and
establish credit with the small, cautious German
dealers of the avenues. His butcher sells only for
cash-the grocer will not trust-nobody will give
days credit. Our poor mechanic has been working
like dog for those six dollars they are worth
twice as much to him now--to-d day they will be
forty-eight hours hence. He meant to have little
feast to-night-for six dollars will feast poor
man and his family-and perhaps even to have
taken an excursion to Hoboken tomorrow to
let the wife and children breathe and rest
But now your thoug heartless, cruel indlfer-
ence has made them all gloomy and miserable over
Sunday, the poor mans holiday He can't, like you
90 out and borrow what he wants-nobody lends the
poor man money and so, he must 60 home with
heavy heart-feed his family Goldfish and potatoes
and come to his work on Monday morning, grumb-
ling and discontented just because you did not give
Yourself the trouble to be just Shame on you Oh
rich man Life an New York.
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
At Home Again. under Mozart Hall, Front street.
TOEN KYLE has just received large and well selected
j stock OF French, English rsh laIan Swiss and Ame-
rcan DRY GOODS, which, having selected with the great
care he determined to offer ut unusually low rates.
Suncrfne Broad Cloths: Bleach Il bro Domestics
do Drap d'Ete: Bed Ticking & Apron Checks;
Black and fancy Cassmeres; Table and Bird Eye Dapers
Blue, blk and gray Sattinets; Cotton and kuSsia 90
Plain and striped Tweeds; S-4 brown damask DO
Plain, striped and gold mxedS-4 Damask Table Cloth;
Kentucky Jeans; White Linen Drill;
Black satin silk Velvet and Gent Panama and Leghorn
other Vestngs; Hats;
Crayats and Scarfs: Boys Straw & Panama Hats;
Snrinr Cassimeres: Fine Boots and Shoes;
Tally VelvetS; Forte MOnaleS ana Furses;
Marseilles Vestings; Large supply Looking Glasses
California stripes& cottOnades
FOR LADIES WEAR.
Super black Grodarine Silk, Muslin Skirts;
36 inches; Gossimer, Belgrade, Reef
Super black Broc. do Edge, Black, Bombazine,
do. cold do. do and Silk Bonnets;
Plain and fancy do Black Silk Mourning, or supe-
Crsen and blue Boraige; rior Silk Lace Bonnens;
Fig'd and plain do. Child Pearl Hats
Lawns and Muslins; do do. do. Feathers;
Superfne Armenian do. Swiss trimming;
Large emb Grape Shawls do. Edgings and lnsertlngs
six 0''pN do do Embroidered Cambrck Hdkfs;
French Habit Collars worked Linen Cambrick do;
do. morning do fronts; Swiss, Null & book Musln;
Neck Bennett & Cap Ribbons: Plaid and Striped do;
Black and col'd Kid Gloves; Jaconet and Cambrc:
do silk Ms and do. Blk, White & Cold Cotton
Cotton do Brk and White Silk Hose;
Buttons Gimp & Trimmings: Misses White & Cold Cot. do
large supply of mems, women's and childrens Shoes
Together with large stock of READY MADE CLIO
THING besides variety of other articles too numerous to
mention
Also large supply of Cross Creek YARNS at wholesale.
Wilmington n. G March 18th, 1858 IL
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Now Ready;
TIE NEW METHODIST SINGING R0oR

I IUN,
By l. B. WooDBURY assisted by Rev H. MArrlsoN Pastor
of the John Street Methodist Church.
1t comprises nearly thousand pieces of the choicest
pubshed represents hundred of the finest oompo
the world and contains every variety of meter
with copious indexes to every part The LUIE is
therefore held with truth be almost exhaustles mine
the richest Sacred Musical Treasures presented to the
public Glowing with the animation and burning zeal the
communion for which it is designed the tunes neverthe
less equally adapted the Hymn Books ofa
of Christians OfMr WOODBURY. last Book, the Dulcimer
OVER 10000 COPIES
have been issued since its appearance three and
still the demand the increase Is any further evidence
of the admiration in which he is held Composer be de-
sired
From the enthusiasm with which the Lutte has already
been greeted reception for similar to that meted to the
Ducimer is confidently expected.
Any professional musician desiring copy of either the
Lutte Dulcmer for examination, have sent to him,
free of postage by rsmittng 60 cents to the Publisher.
FL. HUNTINGTON, q Park Row, N. York.
Sept. 10th, 1853 PAT
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DENTISTRY,

nR. T. B. CARR, recently from New York, e.
- has opened Office Market street, hSSS4sEz2A
ne xt door to Drs. MEARFs & ANDERSON. UI1YYYH
In addition to full assortment of the best ncorruptbe
mineral teeth he has the exclusive right in this town.
Dr. John Aliens Patent Improvement by which the teeth
united to the plate with one continuous mineral gum.
This has endured without the slightest change the severest
test and by competent judges the greatest
in the Dental Art that has been made years
Specimens of the kind of plate teeth together with
numerous testimonials may be seen at his office.
Reference given to individuals in this place. wearing
teeth with this improvement.
Wilmington, June 10, 1858 40-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-07

BSTRACT from the Minutes of the Superior Court OF
N Law held for the County New Hanover, at Spring
Term, 1853, Hon. John NJ. Dick, Presiding Judge:
OrPd That hereafter the Civil Docket shall be taken up
Monday of the the Court and continued until
Tuesday night of the second week of the Term and that on
Wednesday of the second week of the Term the State Dock
ct shall be taken up and continued until disposed Of Par
ties and witnesses the State Docket not required to
attend until Wednesday of the second week of the Term
H further Ordered That this notice be advertised in
the Wilmington Herald and Journal newspapers, for six
weeks previous the Term of this Court which will
the 4h Monday after 4th Monday of September
next. ii. w. FO4, CLERK.
Sept. 9th, 1853 Low.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-07

THE SUBSCRIBERS weekly receiving articles in
their line from New York, Fayetteville, and by Railroad
Pork, Flour and Bacon-of which have pretty
good supply just received and andngsay forty bbs
City Mess Pork 5000 lbs. Bacon and forty
fifty bbls Flour, assorted from Hiram Smith, to Fayete-
Vile We keep Sugar, Coffee and few other necessary
tces of general use, matter of accommodation to
customers We truly hankfulfor the patronage given
heretofore and earnestly solicit continuance of the
with all the addition friends please to give
r.. GRANT BRO,
To be found at former stand-Lords Building the
Wharf [Sept. 9Th. '53.-l-Sw