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mo one suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain In the
side restless nights nervous feelings, and the whole
train OF dyspepc sensations, and given up by their
physicinn he another moment without consulting tie
ESCULAPiUs. Have the married, or those about 10
he married.. any impeachment, read this truly useful
hook ms Il has been the means Of saving Thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the veiy jaws Of death.
nyAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive one copy Of this work
by mail, five copies will be sent Tor one dollar.
Address, (po:! paid) Dr.. VIM YOU'VE;
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nHE large two story building situated on salli-
j van Street, near the reservoir, built by the late
Col. John Trslton. Said house was bull IN The
most substantial manner, Of the besi naiersl- and
/ m every respect q desirsble house. II iswell
divided into four ,enements, all Of them separate
and every way convenient, sud renting on On nv.
erape OF SIS each Its location Is healthy. and be-
Ing only a lew moments walk irom The lusinss'
streets, makes II desirable place Of rrsiderce.-
For particulars rs to price and terms, apply to
JOHN l.. TRAFfON,
who occupies one Of the ienemenis.
Blddeiord, May LIST. 1854. S-d
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KEN N ED'Y'S
The greatest Of the Age!

Mr. KENNEDY, Of Rosbury, has discovered In oos OF
l our common pasture wceis remedy that enrss W.
cry KIND or huM0R, from ,he .ou, scroeala down ,'
10 a common Pimple. lie has uic In over eleven hun
drci cases. and failed escept two. ne mss Dow
In his po.sesson oAer huDd cerhcates u We vaiues
Two ,",,.. ar warranted 10 cure nursing sors osth
One 10 three bottles viii the worst Kind Of p'mpes
ON the face. .t..
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst cankef In
the mouth and stomach. yHf .' H.
Three 10 Ave bottles warranted N cure the verst
One 70 two botIes are warranted 10 cure Ill hunor In
the eyes. .I .frH.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure running In the ears
and blotehes In the hair.
Your six bottles are warrnnted 70 cure oofruP s
One bottle WIN cure scaly eruptions Of the akin.
Two 10 three bottles are warranted 10 cure ns -''
cases Of ring worm. Az. No., as.
| Two TO three bottles are WARRANTED 70 eu'' '
| perate cases OF rheumatism. .. al, ,,,..,,,
Three % six bottles WARRANTED " esi, 80, go =,
Five TO eight bottles Will eur une '"'
hsr.et A, always experienced ffom the hr,t bottle and
psrset cur. warranted when the aoose aaamy
f. ,ha.. vho are subject 10 sick headache, one bottle
a, ,%s,, rac a. II gives great relief In eatarh and
SssIn... some who have taken have been eostive for
years. and have hssn Regulated az. ~ mn.r sns s ny
s,t M the functions Of nature Will cu WY angular
fcIngs but you must not he alarmed - they always dis
appear In from four days 70 week There never bod
y.a from ton the contrary when that feeling sone,
you WIN feel yourself Ike per,on. have hesrd
some % the nos extravasant enoomiums Of tha' e~
man listened %. 90 ..I.uf lI flIfI# "N
No change Of diet ever necessary. ,g.
TAG 70 10 certify that ". ~ Hay, Drsss,ssl 80.
land, 70 tia duly sufAevissd Gessrl <sss.Igs,
Medical diseepsry for tAs STATE Of Mas, e. tss.ss.
@ sSpyiisd wifA fhs ssnsiss Srseif N xKyNEpY.
Agents, james sawyer NJ d. and Melt rsscssf
Co., BIddeford, TrisusmGm s.eoi sS ~
Ksnnebunkport, sias Derby Ansd snn " 80
dealers everywher.
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WASHINGTON.
No. 76 State ST., opposite kilby st., Boston.
n MPoRTANT INFORMATION to INVENTORS.
Il The Subscriber Gate Agent Of the U. s. Patent VI
advantages In apply for PATENTS superior To these
offered Inventors by others, has made arrangements
whereby on applications prepared and conducted D.,
him, TliIR1 Y DOLLARS Uns;end OF rwESIr, d
paid back by othe) will be RENTED ny MN ~ case
Of failure to obtain patent, and the Withdrawn thfo'
him wIihIn thirty days amer the rejection. Caveats,
i6caiion Assignments, aid all necessary papef'
aud "s a%ses asns.sa on legal aud
scientific matters respecting mvenipns ana infringe
ments OF patents. ---,,- -
on the most reasonable terms, bute avail themselves
OF the experience Of 20 years practice, na extensive
lbTy of legal and mechanical works, and correct ne-
ents Of patents granted IN this AVID other countries;
besides being saved journey TO the usual
rrr,t delay there as well all personal tfoube IN OBJ
tanning their Copies OF any patent furnished by remit
ting ONE dollar.-assignmsn,s recorded NJ washing
ton. u. H EDDf senemsr I" Ishns,
.ioneT OF PATENTS, Il. u. EDDY, E.s. OF Boston did
business at the Patent Office rs Solicitor OF Patents.
There were few f any persons acting IN that capacity
who had so much business before the Patent Once;
and there were none who conducted WIN more
skill fidelity and success. regard Nj. Eddy rs one
of the best informed and most skillul Patent solet
ors IN the u Be- have no hesitation In assuring in-
yentOrs that they cannot employ person more CON-
petent and trustworthy, an more capable OF putting
their applications In form to secure Tor them an ear
IS and favorable coosideraio at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE Late Commi.siontr Of Patents
"PATEsr OSScG,
"R. II. Eddy, Esq, Boston, Mass.
"Sir; -YOur facilities for the prosecution OF any
business connected with this Once, are equal To those
ofany other agent. am very respectfully, yor', &c.
"TTIOMAS EWBASK. Com. OF Patenfs."
Boston, September Is, 1883. lym
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.

TINE genuine article, prepared from fresh Cor
l. LivERs by the subscriber, and for sale by hin
at the Pool, and by his agent, James Sawyer
Druggist, Bddeford. Specimens Of the Oil may
be seen at the Union Office:
The Pool, April 10Th, 1854. lo-u
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AMERICAN COUGH CANDY.

A FIRST RATE ARTICLE
For Coughs and Cold, = manufactured and for
sale wholesale end retail by
d. L. TOPPAN.
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Gas stock.

nIE SubscripIon Book for stock In the Saco and Did
] deford Gas Light Company 10 open NJ the Manu-
facturer's Bank In Saco Those wishing TO subscribe
or stock In the Company eau do so by calling upon the
ubscriber ut the above named BANK.
T.sCAMMoN, Trtasnrsr.
ea.o Iuiv Odd Ias3 o6tf
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DOCTOX YOURSELF!
THE POCKET IESCULAPIUS
OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

yulIE forieth Edition, with One
d Hundred Enguvings, showing
Diseases and Naiformations OF the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which IL added "a Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being OF
the highest importance TO married
people, or those contemplating mar
riage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed To pre-
sent copy Of the ESCULAPlUs to
his child. IL may save him from nm
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred oblira
ions If married life without reading
the POCKET RSCIlLhPIUs, Lei
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RE M q " L!

DR. MOORE has removed his Office 10 TuHbury
IL L. IIin's Building. East end Of Factory ISLAND
Bridge Az orders pronplly answered.
Saeo, January 9th, 1854. 2-t
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! I!

N L. TOPrAN respectfully informs his friend.
Ds aud the public, that be y constantly Supplied
with the choicest Oysters that can be found In
the market. He can supply hotels, and Gmilies
upon the most moderate terms. Orders nnst r..
spectluly solicited and promptly ATTENDED, ton
Q Apply at No. ], Factory Island Block, Ssco.
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ERENCH and American Zinc, for outside and
l. inside Painting, for sale by ID. Z. SOMES.
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Rates Of Fare for Through Tickets :

boat. leave ButYS'o at 80 , ~ for Cleveland, Nun
roe aud Detroit.
Through Tickets made good br the season can DO
procured nj No. 4 BaoAp sIaEEI. (2nd door from
stsie street. st the Northern and Western Through
Ticket Once, Fitchburg r,ati, u, CansewMy street.
ly30 NJ. l.. RAY, Through Ticket Agent
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more than Qua hundred permanent cures OF pro.
lapsns nier have been effected within the last
year By The use Of these Chains. Byapplying one
end OF the chain over the region OF the abdomen
the usnai seree ,ynptoms incident TO that disease
are nj once removed
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10 glUU
100 and owe.

CorroN- Continues in fair enquiry, with but small receipts
The sales for the week only 81 bales 81 for low
middlng cents for mdng and 81 y b. for mdding
fair One bale Of the crop received Friday sold at
l2a cents y ID.
Corn MEAOne OF two small lois received per railroad
since last and gone into store Fair supply on market
and we note small sales at 95 cents a 81 f3 bushel.
EGGS-Come in slowly, and sell from carts at 23025 cents
y dozen.
ENTITY BARRET-Sprts Tupentine barrels remain in fai
supply and note but limited demand 200 sold Tues
day 81 p for We quote 81 1882 % for second
hand and g % g 1902 50 for new size and quality
of barrels
FIsn-Mucts are in light supply, with some demand small
sales from store at So ID u Dbl For prices of other Fish
refer to table.
FLoUKFayettevle brands have very slowly for the
week. and the price has gone up 2550 Dbl
quotation We notice only small sales since last $50
50 . q Dbl for superfne The supply in is light and
barely sufficient for demand market firm above figures
in quantity. But very little Northern store and extra
brands sell at Sl2@$l4 % Dbl.
GRAIN-ln CORN notice only about 6S bushels received
since last review of which 1928 bushels sold
lots wanted at 80 cents bush bags included
do at S5 cents bushethe balance has been the
parcels noted last week Market cargo of 1900 bushels
sold Thursday at so cents hsh 80 days and 1900 do
reailed from vessel at IS s. % bushc to suit
The market oversocked with article and demand il
ted.-OATS-We note fair supply in store, with a
moderate demand One cargo of 100 bushels received
tsod at AZ cents p bushels being decline of 81 cents
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Trihnte nfRespeet.

At a regular meeting OF Old North Stale Tent, No
81, |. 0. of r. on Wednesday, August 23d' 1904
the following Preamble aud Resolutions were presen
ted and adopted, viz
WHEREAS 1t hath pleased Almighty God in the laseru-
table of his divine providence to remove
amongst u.s. the meridian of life, and in the midiof his
usefulness highly esteemed and we'll beloved Brother
EDWARD n ADKINS who departed this life on the 18th in
stant Therefore,
Resotvsd That by this melancholy stroke of the fell de,
stroyer Death which encirces traternal
Band has been robbed of of its brightest nks1the
Tents of Rechab of and efficient counseor-the lem
perance of firm and faithful friend.
Resolved That slight token of respect to the memory
of departed Brother, will the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days. :,
ReotUed, That sincerely condole with the family OF
deceased Brother in the despensation of Providence
which has deprived them of kind and aeetionae husband
and father and pray that the God of the Widow and
the Orphan will pour the balm of consolation into their be-
reaved hearts, and that he will protect and guide them
through life
Resolved That copy of the foregoing Resolutions be
furnished the family of deceased Brother and that the
papers of the be respectfully requested to insert these
proceedings -
T. SOUTHMAYD, / Comm;+aa
VIM. LARKINS,
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Marine Intelligence.

ARRIVED,


Aug. 2S-Lgher Francis Fries, (of Frank Jere line
from Fayetteville W H. McRary Co.; with $50 bbls.
Aug 25.-Schr H. Hallock Pow, from New York, to J.
H. Flanner; with mdze.
Steamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville. to Jos h1pPltt
3OSteamer Spray, Price from Smthville, to A H. Van
Bokkelen.
Aug. 3OSchr. Midyett Pugh, from Hyde county, to w.
Schr Zenobia Payne, from Hyde county, VIM. A Gwy
Steamer James r. Cirist Rothwel from Fayetteville, to
John Banks.
Steamer Chatham McRae, from Fayetteville, T. c. &
3l-Steamer Henrietta Allen, from White Hall, to Wes-
sci & EiIers with one lighter in tow.
Schr. Emily Keith, -, from New York, to DeRosset &
Brig E. H. Filter Hewett, from Philadelphia, to Geo,
Harriss with mdze.
Schr. Adelaide Smith from Providence, R. l., to Geo
Brig Albert Adams Willis from Boston, to Adams Bro
Steamer Spray Price, from smthville, to A H. VanBok-
AT sNIITHvILLE-schr. Halcyon, Freeman, from
New York. to P. Priolean s Co.
CLEARED.
Aug. 29.-Barque Samuel Train, Downey, for Port au
Prince by Adams Bro. Co.. with lumber and shingles
Schr. Helene, Suites for New York. by I. c. Worth
with naval stores.
Schr. Col Satterly Stetson, for New York, by T G..
Worth; with naval stores.
Steamer Brothers. Williams, for Fayetteville, by John
Banks.
Steamer Spray Price, for S1nithve by A. H. Bokkelen
= Avg 29-Steamer Fairy, Covert, for Fayetteville by J.
Steamer Southerner, Roberts, for Fayetteville by w
H. McRary Il Co.
30.-Brig E. Kinds, Boynton, for Brunswick, Me, by
Pierce & Dudley with lumber.
Steamer Spray Price, for smithvle by A II: VanBok-
kelen.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville by T.
G. & B. G. Worth.
Steamer Sun, Rush, for Fayetteville, by Jos. j. Lppt
Aug 50-Schr Chas s. Peaslee Foster for Philadelphia
by Geo. Harrs with IS bales sheetng 80 do yarn Sc do
100 bbs tar sos do spirits turpentine, POI do rosn
33, 500 feet lumber.
3lsteamer Eliza, Dicksey for Elizabehtown, by Yves
sci & Eilers; with one lighter in tow.
Schr. Lavina, Mlice for Onsow county, by DcRoSset
Brown
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DIED,

At SmithviIe N. c. ON Monday. August 18th, of con-
gestion of the BRAIN MARY LAWRENCE, youngest child
Of Sewa l.. and Mary f. Fremont, aged l year and VI
months.
At the residence of Robert w Palmer, in Chatham
ty, the 22d int DIR. LEWIS L. HOLMES, native OF
Washington n c. but for the last FIVE years resident OF
Chatham county, aged % years.
In Renzi Miss the 18th ins at the residence of his
son-in-law, Dr. ]. w. Stevens, Rev JOHN T. PETTY in
the SD Of The deceased native of Chat
ham county, n. c.
In Dupln county, the morning of the 2lst inst ROE
ERT HENRY infant of George w. and Mary Middle
on aged months and Is days Thus has the relentless
hand of DEATH with unerrng asunder the tender
plant in the very bud of its existence But he who know
eth how temper the winds to the ho lambs hath also
made special provision for little children saying that their
angels do always behold the face of Father in Heaven
and thus it is that the tender bud borne away to bloom
vigorously in the kingdom of Heaven. And surviving
parents may assured upon the firm promises of him who
made it point to bless little children that all is well and
I
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At the time of closing enquiries morning the market
very quiet and prices have decided downward tendency
RoSNThere has been very little doing in Rosn for the
week. owing principally to the small stock market and the
light receipts In Common the sales reach only 4O6 bbs
follows Thursday 700 bbs at 81 Is for large; Saturday
30 do at ST. TO- and 76 do at 81 Is for large Tuesday
500 do at 81 O5 for small size bbls this Chursdav)
morning 200 do at 81 Is for large bbs The article firm
81 05 for small 10 for medium and 81 Is for large size bbl
with fair demand and little in first hands We hear
of transactions in Nos 2 and quotations are nominal
See table.
TAR-Continues in steady demand, with light arrivals and
prices are without change Sales Friday last of 81 bbls
Tin good order) at So 80 and Wednesday 40 d. at So 20
bbl.-market firm, with fair demaud at latter price
BEEswAN-s brought in slowly and sells readily 25@26
cents q 1b., as in quality.
BEEF CATrLE-We notice light supply in butchers hands
with fair demand and small sales 595b cents % H. for
grass fatted-a prime article would command higher price
CORRECTIVE notice change in this article and refer
our table for prices of all descriptions in quality The bal
of cargo received time from Rio sells at the
following prices, viz:
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DAGUERREOTYPEs

MR.. J. II. WHITEHURST, (the we'll known Artst0
would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Wilmington and
vicinity that he has had his thoroughly overhauled
and furnished in the best style, with all the latest i'm
provements in the By his arrangement of light the
eye made to look lfelike, however light it may be the
features promnentthe dress clear and dstnctthus pro-
ducng Picture superior to those black pale likeness
usually taken by itinerant operators with ordinary
light He has also succeeded in procuring the valuable
vices of the celebrated Artist Mr. M M Mallon, who will
be happy to wait all who may favor him with call
Rooms open from A. NJ to p. NJ, Mozart Hail. over
Polly & Harris store, Front street.
July p 272-tf
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June 10th, 1854
MnNIAN,S RrcunS

undeniable fact that the rights of Women by
existing Laws unprotected and abused 1t has o
Gently been discovered that Women have right to protect
their GLOSSY RNGLETs, this can be done, by using En
som S american Hur Restorative. for BALD
NESS and prevent the Hair from Falling. See Circu
lars be had of the Agents Price 81 90 in large Bottles
Sold by VIM. H. LIPPITT, Druggist, Wilmington, N. O.:
Aupust 18th. 1854
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A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
from the of Burning Fluid, Camphene, and othe,
Er4s.Ue Compounds used for the production of Light
This Invention is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosn Oil. For
sale by C. d. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street, WI
mington, G.
Having purchased the right for the State of n Co. from
the Patentee prepared to fill all Orders short
tice for every description and variety of Lamps Sc
All persons cautioned infringing upon the above
patent, the law will be rgdy enforced against all often
ders.
c. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr.
A. c. DICKINSON
June 10th 1851 245-tt
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From the Milledgeyille (Ga.) Federal Union.
Watchman, What of the Night

For IL long time the prophets and wise men of whg-
gerry have been predicting that there good
time lust ahead, when all the enemies of Frank
Pierce and the democracy should rejoice-when
shame and confusion should cover the President and
his cabinet like black mantle when the good old
times of Galphnism Gardinerism and Tom Corwin-
ism should be revived, and a whig cabinet should
again distribute the money of the treasury among
themselves and their relations with none to moles or
10 make them afraid. BY many hungry expectant,
no doubt, this return of good old wing times is anx-
iOusl Y waited for; by many good patriotic men they
are expected with fear and trembling. We believe
each party may dismiss their fears and hopes for the
present The President and his cabinet stand firm
in the confidence of the people, and the time for the
restoration OF whiggery, Tom Corwn, and Gal phin-
ism is not yet 1t is amusing how often these whig
seers mistaken in the signs Of the times. For a
long time they endeavored to alarm the country with
rumCrs of flIibuSerng expeditions, and was produ-
ced by the rockies progressive policy of democracy
These have all failed, and the opposition have been
thrown upon their other resources
At the North the progressive policy of the slave
power is now the phantom with which they expect
to brighten the people, but this phantom will vanish
before the light of reason and experience and expose
the demagogues that raised it to contempt and ndl
Guile. At the south the wings sorely puzzled tC
find anything with which they can blame the admin
atration They admit that the support that the Pre-
sident and the northern democrats gave to the Kan
sas and Nebraska bill saved that important measure
from defeat but yet they fear that they supported
from improper motives but what these motives were
unless they were patriotism and respect for the con
situton, no one can discover yet many southern
wings admit that they love and respect the northern
wings that voted against the South more than they
10 the northern democrats who voted for us. Thi
confession shows the true feeling of many southern
wings towards the President They hate him wlhou
4 cause, and they hate him all the more because h
will not give them any excuse for hating him. Blu
we do not believe that this feeling is general among
all the wings OF the South. Many OF them ADM
that the President has done well, and like true pa
ton in North Carolina shows that thousands of south
ern wings will hereafter support the President an
his administration, and although northern wings alb
olitonists, free.Soilers and know nothngs may com
bne against the President, the people-the real hon
est and patriotic masses Of the country-will trum
phantly sustain him.
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August 24th, 1854
OUR BOOK BNDER.Y.

OUR Book-Bndery is complete in every article ne
cessary to turn out work handsome and substantial style
placed is master Workman and we have no donbt vii
give satisfaction customers People in this
country now have opportunity to binding with
whether the establishment shall be made permanent
We have done part and look for the reward which
hope receive at the hands of generous public who
have heretofore literally paronzed from the time
our location in Wilmington.
Our Bindery is in the building Immediately South of the
Cape Fear Bank Front Street. Work may be at
the Journal Office, at the Bindry
FULTON 4 PRICE.
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FOR SALE, AT LONG CREEK BRIDGE
THE STORE-HOUSE AND LOT, belonging to -
the Temperance Division there. 1t is good stand :A
for Store.
For particulars enquire either of the subscribers at
Long Creek. JAMES F. GROOM, } r,,;.4
WILLIAM 4d H rs5T1{QTALL, CG tn acil.
August 18th, 1854 3O4-6t-52-tf