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Ddntine Ataoemies.


4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY.
"A No. seo Broadway, opposite lih open for tho
reception Of pupils who can commence any tune Ladies
and hcren Wedaed.ys and SATURDAYS and p. NJ
Gentle Wednesdays. Thursdays and every ether M
DAY at u " Prsccns Assemblies Saturday evenings
Tor Ladies and Ceutsnea Monthly Scres usual Crcg-
lars onAnng days hours and instruction can D.
bad :. ne Academy Al .ns tine viii De by
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY No. 80
L Nest ,hst-M.dsne C. DUBaEUL FERRERO and
sEkREhO respectfully thelr SCHOOL l. open
tor The reception Of pup YOUNG Ladies Masters
aoIesy. AID Thnfsda;' and Wednesdays and Saturdays -
Genu.meu' Evening Class Mondays add Thu .days Il
y r W. commencing Oct L. sstmdsy Evening Ci... fl
uown persons al NJ, commencing Oct Il. B-Plgils
ear Jon a. AM time the quarter commencing he day Of ENTITY
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= s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via

s. MAIL line Tor CALIFUENTA, va
u AsPlNWALL sud PANAMA RAILR0AD.-0s
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 20, at 0ceck Z. from pier foot
Nsrps North River will b. dispatched tho feet snsbp
NORTH STAR, Captain Richard Wsmack, TO g meet 4
Pansms with the new and superior steamship JOHN
STEPHENs
spare boat always kpt At Psnsns to prevent detention
Ia Of accident
For passage apply at he Company Office NJ II Vets.
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Jnsnrdntc Companies.

RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N SEw-YORK.-Cssh Capital. ESQ coo-oaos Ne 70
Mslst
Thi. Corpsny Insure. Budinc Merchandise Furniture,
y,,sels Po snd their Carsoes and other Property Against
Los Damage BY Fire snd The kss 9. in,soS Ssvss,ion
cuvrtut tAbEb nAhSNo", fsessdenI
EicHsRp A O.ELsy. Secretary
TOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
i Nc. 81 Broadway. corner Part p.see, Ss'sfgt
rhs Coupapy make. Insurance sgsins LEE risks
the svorsbe either for the whole e's ot he
limited period Persons insrng IN this Corpsaf have the
prylrre of crossing tie Atlantic at s Seasons II he year.
~ hout extra charge. -.
,.n.l .xtr. raies JACOB REESE. p sssicnl
WV " Porrya. Secretary.
Charles Smith NJ D. No q West 18th -. sedIes "a.
Edward Fie d. NJ D., Nc. Chsrlton-st emasn
CONSUMING PHYsicENs.
JOHN r NETCALfE. n. d.
Covr
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HARVEY BIRCH, Capt. Mel

II VII EN-S'III INT III DIM IT. NHPt. NetI
~ son for SAN FRANCISCO, Is now loading o. Pier No II,
East River and having large portion Of her engaged a
going board will have immediate dispatch.
The HARVEY BIRCH Is OF the finest shios ever but
r this country and presents unusual inducements 20 shippers
de.rous of q quick ship az low rates
Shippers for Francisco will observe tina, the vesses
this line Dh their loading In few days after coming the1
berth detsnt Of freight bat have ponpe
dispatch SUTTON e. Co.. No. - WsllN
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IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPARY-For

,. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPaRf-f0
~ HAVANA snd NEw-ORLEAN5 On MONDAY
Dec 10, at2 r NJ, om pier fogt Warrenst ~ r. byts
wclIhnown and fsyOrte steamship CRESCENT CITY Csee
John McGowen
Passage can be secured at the Companys Office.
FIeisht TO New Orleans, so cents per cubic foot.
Specie only TAKE q on Freight TO lIa'a -.
ShippsD will be supplied with blank bills tf sdDg OF ns
form signed by the Company application al their dice W
other forms signed AID no bills Of lsdng will be gned ss
the hour Of sailing
Fer freight passage, apply at the Office Il The Conpsny
No. III Vest ST., cor. OF Warren. N. &. ROBEhts.
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THENEW;YIIoal:IK,. and LIVERPOOL UNITED y,

FUr ffeight or TaF1sE"- tpDIY 20 : -. w
EDN'D X. COLLINS. No. IS Wals' " .
BaOWS suiPLEl Co, Lyerpoh,
B O. WAINWRIGHT Co, PsTs o.
GEO H. DRAPER. hayns , IN
T{eown.r. Of these - - will be accountable 70, g.
silver bullion specie. eWr, precious stores o.
les bills Of lsding 81. ID therefor ana 'he '--e
therein expressed. A.. ~, .At. uDe
shippers viii pleas. take pece that the ships Of tns Nv
ceunoi carry any goods contab4nd Of wsr'
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The bark Excel-or len anchorage off New. Haven,
Oct. 49, 1854. with strong breeze n. W. which KEEP,
checking 10 north ward a. We advanced down sound
with every indication of ea.terly breeze II came
down OH Us next day, and obliged US 10 reduce our
canvas into the smallest possible space. We ran
before il until Tuesday cath the gale being
compabsd by tremendous heavy ses-runnng from
the northwest and from the cas- AZ the time.
Sons OF the time the cabin floor was covered with
water over shoes. On Tuesday, 2itb the weather
cleared up and moderated. At ) A. NJ, saw her.
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NROMWELL's BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP
y LINE-OREAr MEsTERN AND SOUTHERN LINZ
T,oP CVARIEsTON and FLORIDA-Semi.

i Weekly u s. ~ Lac The steamship sou ltEasEss.
II Fun ConmspSer ~ leave pier No. = Mr.. on 5AfCE-
DAY December 10. a, o'cloef, r. ~, pre- ,.sly -. in
re.sht spply on bosid whsse az DIS oil .'ains VIII
'sN'' sPoFFoED TlLEsTOS & Co, 70 81 Brosdwy.
THROUGH to florida as follows; To JsessoaTe wi
lie NASHVILLE will succeed, and leave WEDNESDAY,
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NORTH AMERICAN FIRE lNss RANCE
~ COMPANY.
Office No. Wsllst, ssSo...s Nsss.
CASH CAPITAL, Sl50,00V,
with large surplus
YA, Company against lossoI damage Sc % se.
i, HeeLsndise ships in port end their Casoes hosshon
Srrnituge and personsl property sensrsy ne ssssses
lstss 'AaE' w. S-NN' N'~
n w BLg.cEss Secretary.
DFPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IL Oace No 7twsl st-This Company hs'ins near ese..L
Al sI q maid IN cash aud securely invested s- 'fepuedo
irfs dsuase Fire on favor BE crms The
charter the Compsn, poy;es thst strr psl
TIC ID, the OF seven per cent p "af
tnhs Of the remaining rfoais are 20 be asded se
surd in scrip bcsrips interest. ~hh sfp IS 10 80
10 whenever the accumulated pfVhs 49, N."' w."
amount TO Sl.0o,foO
r,, II p,s..u ns,,sns paer Freaef', : A. DelsA4
Daniel tesrng Jchr Sfewsd, IT, Ds"rs Ss,.,,.
William b. Russell, Robert D. Mintufn, Dsh, ~ v. ->
kus c. Downns keuben whtcs, 1880 ~ ~ f"s''
,lssnWav Lamar, Edward c. Center, Peles hAl,,
~ ~, 49, ~ f;.lisra Jr same v. Hoffman,
:. II Se.,ra J.s N Waterbury George ~. Risu,
iswts N.neu George Curtis, P Girspd eosee''
Attn, Leary Gco,se T. Adee. John A. =. Orsy'
Nor, w Usmilt, n, Jcln !. Astor. Jr.
" ROBERT :. HONE. Pres'dent
prNcNr. CvsSy Secretary.
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WARMERS PATENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w arr cold BY
W. GAY Co,
No. ii8 Msden-laue, New.iok.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02
DIED.

May 5lst, GEoRGIANNA, daughter of George and Eliza
Jane Alderman, aged two years and seven months.
At his residence, in Sampson Co. n c. the 18th May,
inst, Mr. NATHAN JOHNSON in the I'D of his
ing widow and eight children relatives and
friends his rreparabe Death stole upon him
while sitting in his chair laborng supposed under
slight disease of the chestshs friends being alarmed
till a shot time previous tie his dissolution.
In the character of Mr.. johnson there much ad-
mire and is probable he has not enemy in the world
He had not the advantage of liberal education but he
deavored remedy it by industry and
with the aid of natural shrewdness he did eminent
degree He possessed mness decision and prudence AS
citizen he patriotic and Jealous in the punctua dis
charge of his duties husband father and he
kind careful and ndugent neghbor and acquaintance,
he was familiar hosptabe and charitable He died the
glorious hope of blessed Immortality through the merits of
the Lord Jesus and conscious of life well spent posses
&C A peace above all earthly dignitieS,
still and quiet conscience
Savannah [Geo j papers will please copy. Cow.
AT his residence in Onsow county the 25h inst, Mr.
JESSE COOPER, in the 57th year of his age. He mem
Der of the Primitive Baptist Church about q
vious to his death kind and benevolent the poor and
highly esteemed by all who knew him. He has left widow
and seven children and long list of relations and friends
his death He faithful to fill his at Church
and to perform his duty member he resigned to the
will of God, and died in strong faith that he going to
leave all his troubles behind [CoMl
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ouR r0RBrMe rAcrr,rrrrs.

ng- Having at last succeeded in procuring sufficient
number of printers weI prepared every
description of JOB WORK from VISITING CARD up
Posters of the largest size with much greater dispatch
than before Our Types and Presses unsurpassed
by any North Carolina and continually adding to
office every AMI valuable improvement that is
brought Our machinery all of the latest patent and
procured within the year from the manufacturers. The
portion of types have also been received from the
foundry within the me and have been selected by
ourselves that be afraid of any
thing old Oldfashioned We have within the present
month unpacked and added already extensive stock
of obbn materials very considerable amount of the
and valuable types and borders, suitable for every
description of printing.
We can do Cards Circulars Billbeads Shor-bs Bills
of Lading, any other kind of printing handsomely
as they be the North. Our cha. ges will be
found moderate and uniform.
All under the personal supervision of one of the firm
FULTON q PRICE.
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Philanthropy and Patriotism L., Roston.

Among the crowded columns of intelligence from
the city of Boston, with which the Northern journals
teem therei is one small paragraph which, summarily
disposes of it's subject has peculiar significance.
We republish it
The funeral Ja1ss Batchede the United States officer
who killed in the slave riot took place from Charleston
Sunday There were but few except
the immediate friends of the family.
What commentary is thai upon the false humanity
which is making such stir in Boston! What an
illustration of the treason to the Constitution, which
either open, concealed, is wide spread in that
city! Suppose the runaway had been killed inst cad
of Bachelder-suppose any Of the rioters had fal.cn
what outcry of wrath and amentation would have
been raised men who fell in resisting the law Of
the land The bells would nave been tolied The
funeral procession would have been attended by
death was the result of their crime, would have
been exalted into martyrs. But when worthy cit
liens an officer of the law, dies in the performance
Of his duty 10 his country, death than which none
can be more honorable and glorious in the sight of
God and man. he is left to be shovelIed into the earth
like dog, with demonstrations of public respect,
and with scarce human being to follow him to his
grave save the members of his own humble hou.e-
hold. This is a striking exhibition of the real hu.
mainly and patriotism prevailing in the city of Boston
Actions speak louder than words Boston may redeem
herself by anihatng the gang of assassins and rebels
who now in arms against the law but If her
heart had been in the right place. the officer of the
United States who fell in the discharge of his duty.
would have been followed to his grave by great
multitude of the "soIid men of Boston," who would
have avaied themselves of the opportunity exhibit
their respect for the law, their hatred of treason and
their humane sympathies with man deserving of
sympathy and who died in the discharge of his duty
Richmond DISPATCH
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VISIT HARRlsON'S VS.. WHFTEHURSTS
WILMINGTON GALLERY.

WHAT treasures of art does this little room contain
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal creation
greet your eye Here you pger proftaby for hours
cont npating the noblest of Gods creaonman Eere
converse silently with the living and the Dead until the
whered of memory again restored and strength
ened and reaches forth its hand to greet those with whom
we intimately associated but now nhabit TIE
gloomy prison house ogetfunes Who would die with
out leaving desirable token of remembrance behind!
Here beauty with its diversity of expression and features
CLOVIS forth from the plate with rarturous divinity and as
cnaes the eye until the heart worshrs them not like the
inimitable Uginy Angels. the sainted Madonna or the
agddce but the unapproachabe Daguer-
reotvpes of relatives and friends, made by Harrison
AVisit his Gallery whether you wish of his unequal
led pictures Mr. H. acknowledged to be the best
Dagucrreotypist in the State A VISITOR.
Nou oQ4H 1883 73tf
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PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLSTERING

TN ALL ITS BRANCHES-byJ J. w. Zimmerman Co.
Being practical workmen ourselves do work in
our line cheaper than any else in town, and would ad-
wise all those who intend paperng and renovatng their
houses for summer, give call and examine stock
of new goods just received which consist of the following
articles Hanging Borders fine Screens Lace and
Dam ask Curtains Coice Bands Pins Loops, Cords and
Tassels HAIR Moss Cotton Wool and Straw Mattresses
Feather Beds made order at the shortest notice Ali
work done by will warrant to be done superior ste
course weeks will have steam renovater,
for purifying feathers. ]. w. ZIMMERMAN s. CO,
Corner of Market Third Streets under Carolina Hotel
Anril & 1854 l4n-tf
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A TEACHER WANTED

4 LIBERAL SALARY will be paid for Teacher to take
n charge of Topsa Academy the first day of October
next One with family would be objected to- the
Trustees design building large boarding house and offering
Inducements to who be found fully qualified in every
respect teach all the higher branches requisite in pre-
psratoy School and who desire permanent situation
for series of years.
The Academy is pleasantly situated Immediately on the
w T. S. Plank Road, twelve miles from Wmin gton and
but two from the Ocean, healthy location and excellent
neighbOrhood
Address n. y. Nixon, Wilmington. n c., or j. NJ. FoY
Esq, Topsail p. o.. N. G.
NICH'S n. NIXON,
May 25 54-lm. President Board of Trustees
Raleigh Standard copy month and send bill to this Office
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STEAMER SPRAY FOR sMITHvILLE IL OItTOF.
STEAMER SPRAY, Capt. JOINT B, PRICE,
Esazls will ply between Wilmington and smlthVne'
landing at Orion. as follows E..
Leave Wilmington, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and
Sunday Mornings, at o'clock
Leave Smthvile, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Afternoon at O'clock and Monday Morning, at o'clock
Passage One Dollar, Children and Servants half price
FREIGHT at customary rates
A. H. VANBOKKELEN,
March I3 Is54-J64-tf-29tf No. 5 South Wharves.
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Ap'u, 1854.
OUR RINDERY.

Our Binder has arrived will have Bndery in oper-
alton in the of few days Persons wishing Books
bound will please hand them and after Thursday next
May 10th, 1854. FULTON PRICE.
R The GodsbOro' Female College is, learn in high
state of prosperity having nearly hundred Scholars in at
tendance The Rev J. H. Brent the President, is of
the most capable managers of such Institution in
country Mr.. B. understands the true way of conducting
College, and invariably the best Teachers Lectures
etc, of our country.
ne We are authorized by B. NJ. BARRY ESQ., of Ons-
county to give notice that he is candidate for seat
the House of Commons of the next General Assembly OF
this State MAY Is, '54-37-taug
a We are requested to give notice that Mr. J. B. FRA
EEL candidate for the Sherhalty IN Onslow county at
the ensuing election in August next. MAY l8-37aug
BADNESS CURED -EMERsoN AMERICAN HAIR RES
ToRATIvE. For Restoring the Hair Heads HoPELEssLY
and prevent the Hair from falling winning golden
opinions persons who using it. This is article
recently introduced thing for Badness and will
stand the test discerning public The Propretors have
such confidence they authorize their agents take
bald eases on GUARANTEE. Price to be agreed upon
Between the parties.
Sold by VIM. H. LIPPlTT, Wholesale Agent for Will
mington and surrounding country 5mlm
CURED BY THE USE OF ONLY TWO BOXES OF
DR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
New York, August 2, 1858.
G This is to certify, that having been afflicted with liver
plant ten years. and after having tried nearly every
known remedy without finding relief last induced to
try Celebrated Liver Pills and after using only two
perfectly cured now take pleasure in rscOmmen
ding the public the best Liver general Ambitious
Pills ever offered o public.
MRS ANN MALONA, No II Rlvington street.
s. Dr. MLunes Celebrated Liver Pills. his great Yer
muge Worm Destroyer now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in this city
please careful ask for and take none
MLanes Pills There other Pills, purporting to
be Liver Pills. before the public
For Sale by VIM. Ii. LIPPITT, Wilmington, NC
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MARRIED.,

In this town, the 18th inst by James L. Corbett ESQ.,
Mr.. v N: TmGPEN, to Miss ANN NJ. MARTIN.
In Dupn county, the 25th of May, by Blaney Williams
Esq Jos. A CARTER Esq, to Miss Louisa HOLMES, both
of Dublin.
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Fresh, Fine and Prime
JUST received per sehr. A. J. DeRossett,
y Is bags Green Rio Coffee;
Is do do Laguira do.
do Eo- - low 40

JUST received per sehr A. J. De3ossett,
y Is bags Green Rio Coffee;
Is do do Laguira do.
3 do best Java do
10 bbls City Mess Pork, low for cash at
June I'd, GEO. H. KELLEY.
WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL COLLEGE,
THE next session will commence the first Monday in
July and close the last Friday in November. Stu
dents will be charged from time of entering to the close
the session No abae ment of tuition fees will be allowed
except in of proraced Sickness at the option Of
the Principal. VIM ROBINSON.
Goldsboro, June 2, 1854 39-tf
lust RECEIVED from New York and Baltimore;
y 20 bhls city Mess Pork;
hhds Bacon Shoulders, Sides;
so bbls Fayetteville Flour fine super and extra family
2hhds r & n Orleans; TO bags Coffee;
~ gross Matches, Brooms, Buckets and Tubs;
tubs fresh May butter; bbls Lard;
10000 lbs c Bacon Hams Shoulders and Sides hand
and full and general assortment of Dry Goods Clothing
Shoes Hats Hardware, Holowware, Cutlery, Crockery,
Tin, &C., for sale cheap, by GRANT, HUGGINS & co.
Wilmington, June l, "a 39-m-w
T. SMITH 6, CO.,
nEALERS IN CORN, MEAL, HOMONY PEAS AND
- OATS, and Cow and Horse Feed,
[BEATTY's WHARF, NORTH WATER STREET.
WILMINGTON, n. &.
OUR Steam Grst Mill successful operation. We
will have it power deliver the above articles at short
notice. We have % horse power engine and shall
pair of four feet stones
Orders be addressed to c. DuPre Co.. to the sub
ssriber.
Corn Ground Toll.
T. SMITH & CO.
April Is, 1854 33-Iy-l90tf
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g see my way in the constitution; cannot in a
compromise. compromise is but an act of Con-
gress. 1t may be overruled at any time. 1t gives
US TO security. But the constitution is stable 1t
is rock. On ii we can stand, and on it we can
meet our friends from the nonslaveholding States
It IS firm and stable ground, which can bet
ter stand in opposition to tanaticism than the
shifting sands of compromise Let us be done with
compromises Let us go back and stand upon the
constitution John Z. Calhoun.
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WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

So 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders high
er rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE UNION ASSOCIATION being DESTROYS of eStab-
fishing Primary Schools of high order within
her bounds.
Thereore all who may feel interest in the location of
these Schools will please address Benz Oliver Mount Olive,
Wayne county, who will give particulars:
CHAS. d. ELLIS Secretary.
IF
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NOTICE,

LII persons receiving Spirits Turpentne barrels by the
ANew York and Philadelphia line of packets, for which
agent notified that the barrels will be ready for de-
livery the second day after the arrival of the vessel
not taken Immediately after the landing the vessel will
not be responsible for barrels that may be missing
T. G. WORTH, Agent.
May 1854. 2lStf
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TREMBLING, FLUTTERING, PALPTTATIoN OF
THE HEART!
CURE OF DREADFUL ULCER!!
Read the following Certificate from Lady endorsed by
Postmaster E. P Cooper:
CAPoN BRIDGE.

Read the following Certificate from Lady endorsed by
postmaster E. P. Cooper
Hampshire county, Va. March l, 1854
Mr.. E. p Cooper-Dear SIR Agreeable to Won request
and my desire to benefit the afflicted, hereby certify
tne great relief received from the use of Hampos Vege
taken with avioen palptation or rather utterng
and trembling of the heart which continued several days
seemed as though my heart had already forgotten its
ne family became alarmed and procured bottle
valuable Medicine and before had taken near one bottle of
tniS Iinetare Of Hamptons was entirely relieved
use OF this valuable Medicine Two three years ago
was laid with liberation of my ankle from effect of
Is usually called milk leg had lost all taste an appetite
ana the sore which was four inches and down. and
half way around my ankle rejected every neal
until procured Hampon Vegetable Tincture, bottle
freer from swelling than for the last thirty years,
Again. of daughters very low from dys-
and when she began to sit her feet commenced
swelling which increased every day. and began be very
painfu-she used bottle of Hdmpton Tincture the pains
were assuaged the swengs subsidized and her heath
edwe kept her legs bandaged with strips of wooden until
her strength returned have been thus particular
others under similar circumstances might be induced to avail
themselves OF this remedy. Yours with respect,
do hereby certify that am personally acquainted with
Mrs Edwards and can safely recommend the above state
lnent to be correct. E. P. COOPER. Postmaster.
Capon Bridge, Hampshire county Va
a Delicate Ladies and Children will please give it trial
Space will not permit hundreds of Others as Geo
Goodrich, Capt Thos Cano Robert Gaut James Smyth
John Pervail, Griffin John Luke, Rev Eskridge
Navy and thousands others cured of Dyspepsia cTof
&c. We refer te citizens. Call on them.
E5- See advertisement first page.
HoLLowAYs PILLS most efectna Remedy for Bilious Com
plants and IndlgesonA Captain in the mercantile
VINO traded between Bahamas and Florida,
tered for considerable time from bilious attacks and in
digestion, depression of spirits bordering melancholy
ing at the pit of the stomach also unnatural craving
substantial food he paid immense of medi
cal advice without obtaining benefit however
airy may appear he cured less than weeks taking
HolloWay's Pills. and for the last years felt TIL
least symptom of bile Indigestion dsordered
SOLD at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway, pa
near Temple Bar London ADD by all respectable Druggists
Dealers ia Medicines throughout the British Empire
of the United States, in Boxes 374c Sc SO
sale by the principal Drug houses the Union by Messrs
3' d. Sands, New York A. O. BRADLEY Wilmington c.
# There considerable saving by taking largest
n Directions for the guidance patients every disorder
affixed to each box.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02

NoTE.-Itiver LUMBER Tar, and Turpentine sold the
subject the expense of landing inspection
erage, Nc.;say Lumber 80 cents to 81 q M; Tar and
Tupentne about 10 ID cents % bband naval stores,
when brought per railroad about the expenses
curred.-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. according to quality.