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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-05

AMasuGkFuL nt-Cos4Er has trccutif been made
hs d. Gurus. oi tis ~ in the Treatment ui Con-
sumption. Asthma and all diseases 81 thc aras. We
refer 10 " Df. Cut,'s HyEsans, or iuhn'inr Hyfesn
Napof and Cherry sgulLn Win Til new method
Dr g. ha- r.sipsea many Afflicted ones o. perfect
health as "a evidence ai which be aas innuIneT-
nhlo certificates steakias u the treatment rliy'
slcian remark. lit !, evident that nhaiinr-con-
,tahti breathing an sFIo, able, heaiue valof' he
medirai pfoprr,,ca must cme indirect contact with
tho hole 81 the asral cavity # iho iuafs, and thus
sacsfe the many and varied changes produced npan
them when iatrusiacei inii fsestpniAch, and sub
i,rt-f q. r-,,-.tas pgfsfiuB, a. g-hs u
it sale Al aii she drisgiss Throughout the county.
Jrsls ns Nfu Iers D.isliaaH II i4a. la.
Hee Advertisement II Modisatra Inhalation in an
oihei column II his psper
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I'It.ttt. 4sif. Nai1 aNa tseth, ef Fsfsi
Il TO-. A.t.. sai S. s.I.al. . .Hr HFHtra
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Slate Roofing.

WE the unicrigued, having made extensive ar
w rangemeuis. annuunre W the public that We
hold ssalvas in readiness do work Of this kind
and being the most practical 10 Ibis vicinity
hope t. a liberal shsre Of public patronage.
Al WORK warranted. Commute atoms promptly at
tended 10. Also, the bet ~ feiences given
MILLER, PRESTON 4 co.
Fsirhaven, May !, 1854. 1917
4 superior lot Of sole Leather ja-t receved by
y g. GRAVES.
STAY T. 1854
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fen GO ftH lf.if n HsfHff Fsss.t 81. l..
f..a.Fe. rraflts. go salaei sii $500 rsft.
n sI IafatH.s go ssssas 90 .s Isl.
AZ iialsJ ir-ssi 4iatsf. ss-fstfa 81. .f.rft. Iaf
srhf sHF nf ss Nns ifaif u.s Ht ~. "aaifa lfeA
ssaar il..f 81 81 ss.z csass 40 asf fis.s q
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its isisaff.a q lasr 49, aF9sssftaf. fffi i
tHa1f haft. 81 Iasr
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TAKE NOTICE.


Medicines for the cure OF tho Lung, kidneys and
Spleen, kept constantly Tor sale, 3 dnurs south 81
Moon Bfouk, MAN Street, RauaH8, ~
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Wi ncieoI- County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
rI'HE Annual Meeting 0f the Windsor Coun-
1 ~ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
ill be- held ~ the Insurance Once, IN Wood.i'ck
the second Wednesday, tbeng the IAN day u
June neat az two O'Clock r. NJ, iof The confederation
and adoption of any alterations which may be Props
ed Ia The byiaWs and general regulations 81 the Com
pany, and ur the choice Of Dfcetors pursuant 10 The
PROVISIONS Of The act OF Incorporation.
l. l.. MARSH, Secretary.
Insurance Office, Woodstock, DAY :, 1854. lew3
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For Sale or 10 Rent.
IL ttr trnfffrf ue fatyu of -trysr hur feal ai,A
l t.afeai.Ht ihscL SMITH tbep. ~ uh r.-a
ffi 10 tls hsiHurtog nfICtosts Fs'd ii'aist Hnd
Dam hud aur sfr ed land sas bed 81 itr siat. BE- BE-
sn etfrliaat stand snH NtH nfHrt cippAr urrt Soc
tN r,aal w.asuian. Arrs O. o. g. eihA~nN.
Last call.
kNr.f..Hs indebted 81 its -ri.. fhrfs by Ntr ~
H,sh s,ouut afa requested o. settle thr sauc iums
dtsiol} in tatt themselves cost
iiHa a. ctr AsoN.
auofufrf Urrn a Gleason. an1
grrou stutt tlafrl Ia. t.I tF.uH Ulras q o..
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AsIaa.I ttsstiasi .Hssr.
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Musical Instruments.

nEHNAN. ITALIAN o AMERICAN NipifHf,
VI TWirs, Fiafsaicfa, tiailnsl, Aretrat 'sHi Af.
Fsf saif hy fnAu a ADHHt,
Nsia 4 Wsslagtsu suuris il.u4Ht. 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
III ARRIED
Marine Intelligence,
.MKT OF WILMINGTON. n. C.-December. L

"ukT OF WILMINGTON, N. C.-December, 1854.
ARRIVED
Dec. 25.-Brg Sarah Peters, Lord from Boston, Rus
sell Il Bro with mdze
masted Schr Naneaug, Rogers, from New London, Ct
via Zeke's Island to George Harriss
Dec. 26-Steamer Chatham, McRae from Fayetteville,
I. c. & B. @. Worth
N-Seamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, from Fayetteville
to w. P. Elliott
Dec. 27Schr Henry Mutt, Garwood from Charleston, in
ballast, to George Harrss.
28Seamer Sun, Rush, from Fayetteville, to J. j. Lppt
CLEARED.
Dec. 23Schr. A DeRosset, Brewster for New York by
DeRosset s. Brown: with naval stores &c.
Dec. 26.-Schr. Leesburg, Nichols for New York, by
George Harriss with ,246 bbls. rosn.
schr. J, H. Chadbourn wainwright for New York by J.
H. Chadbourn Il Co.. with rough rice naval stores, Sc
Dec 27-Brig Dr. Rogers, Bates, for Surnam by Adams
Bro. & Co.; with lumber and naval stores.
Dec: 28Seamer Chatham, McRae for Fayetteville, by T
c. & 3. CT. Worth
Schr Henry Atkins, Randall, for Cuba by J. & D. McR ae
& Co.; with lumber.
Steamer Sun, Rush. for Fayetteville by JOS J. Lippitt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec. q. -Cotton firm, with sales of 300
bales New Orleans middling at 6ac. Flour firm with sales
of $50 bbls Western Canal Southern frer with sales
of $500 bbls at 1898 g. Cornsales of Western mixed
96@97 Pork rm with upward tendency, sales off,
600 bbs Mess SIP IS Prime at sl2 IS Lard firm, sales
in bbs at 10@l0kc Whiskey-Oho firm at SOC. Turpen-
tineSpiits 46c, Crude held at 81 49, Rosn firm at 81
80.
BALTBMO ORE, Dec. 26.-Flour sales of Howard street
brands at So S4 City Mills at IS IS. Rye Flour 81 l2@
Is country Corn Meal at 81 81 and city do at 81 62s
sales of good prime white at $2@2 o. choice
for family flour q 0saes of good to prime red at SIG
O5 Cofee-sales of Rio at 9a9l0ac. Rics-5@5ac
Mess Porksales at $l3 1904 Bacon shoulders 771c
sides at 7ac hams at 9@l2sc WhiskeyWe quote bbls
44c.; hhds. nominal at 43 cents gallon.
CHARLESTON, Dec 26-Cotton-There was a good de-
mand for this article to-day the sales having reached fully
2000 bales the market however unsettled and prices
dcated leaning towards buyers quote extremes
5t@S3 cents.
BOSTON, Dec. 23.-Naval Stores-There has been very
little doing in Spirits Turpentne since last Small sales
at 81 SIC gall cash, and account of decline South
the market closes dull the lowest figure Tar there
have been small sales at s. "a so q bb cash and
for large and small bb In Rosn the transactions compris
ing $50 bbs No at 81 12s 81 Is q Dbl, cash, and
In Pitch small sales of Northern at 81 so 81 rs q
cash md G mo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
Naturalization Law.

Judge Dean Of the Supreme Court of New York,
has recently forbidden the Clerk of that Court to take
proofs OF citizenship, and grant naturalization pa
pers. He has further directed that all those who
wish to become citizens hereafter must apply to the
Court He rejected the applications of large num-
Der who desired to be naturalzed in consequence of
lntormaIity In a written opinion, he holds, that
admitting an alien to the rights OF citizenship is
judicial act, and that such requires an examina-
ton by the Court
Ihs is all right, and surprised to hear that
any other practice has prevailed in New York In
our own State each applicant has to appear in open
Court, and TO have his claims fully investigated
AS remedy for some of the evils complained of,
we see no necessity for resort to the Know Nothing
policy of extending the residence to twenty years
which almost amounts to prohibition of the rights
of citizenship. We agree with Bishop Hopkins, who
recently delivered lecture in New York, that the
fault lies in the loo9eness of execution of the pres
ent laws which requires the Courts, having cogn-
zance of the subject to be satisfied in the case Of
~ applicant for citizenship, that he is of good moral
character attached to the principles of the constitution
and favorably disposed to the welfare and good order
of the country. Let these provisions be carried out
with scrupulous care, and, we feel convinced, that
the evils which have been portrayed flowing from
the naturalization law, will almost entirely disap-
pear Richmond Enquirer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
OUR MOTTO IS Ito PLEASE
49, Wilmington Saddle Harness. GSSN>

Eeno Wilmington" Saddle Harness. GSS1N Ii
NOeTRUNK ANUFACTORY.1 5sA SAA
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly hand large assortment Coach,
Gig, and sulky Harness; Lody's and GentIemen's
Saddles, Brides Whips, &C.; Trunks, Vases Saddle
and Carpet Bags, Satches fancy Trunks, Sc Always on
hand argesuppy of String Leather and Fly Nets AID
all ot2r articles usually found in such establishments all
of wh he to be of the best material work
manshp and will be sold low for cash. sortcredrt to
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks Medical Bags &c., made
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying to manufacture Whips at Wholesale
All kinds Of Riding Vehclebought and sold commits
sion. JOHN J. CONOI4EY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
WILL be sold, Saturday the 10th day of January
w 1855, at the late residence of Maurice A Moore de-
ceased, all the HOUSE HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, FARMING UTENSILS, BUGGY, SULKEY,
AND HARNESS, SADDLES, &C., belonging to estate of
said deceased
TERMs-A Credit six months will be given notes with
approved security required
THOMAS H. WILLIAMS
Dec p 1854 TI7-3tl Adm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
NEwELL'S PATENT SAFETY
Ia NIP & La MP EEIEDER

4 NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
from the of Burning Fluid, Compteme, amd other
Explosive Compounds, used for the production of Light.
This Invention is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
Feeders ALSO to Solar Camphene Lamps Lanterns, &c
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosin Oil. For
sale by G.: s. d. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street Will
rnington N. G.
Having purchased the light for the State of n c.
the Patentee prepared to fill all Orders short
tice for every description and variety of Lamps, &c
patent the law will be rgidy enforced against all often
ders.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
c. DUPRE.
D. DUPRE. Jr.
A. c. DICKINSON.
245-tt
June Goth, 1854

Unprece Success and Final Triumph O. Bur
rows EIExIr Vlt1e.
The people at last finding the nesmable value Of
the only inaibe Medicine known the exalted character of
the certificates and the overwhelming of testimony
their peudces and while the sales immense the public
may be its curative qualities will never be deteora
ted. When the Medicine produces slight pain in the om
ach and bowels it breaking deep seated coh the
of many formidable diseases and when it drives hui
to the surface continue its for it is unable to dis
charge fast enough by evacuation those corrupt humor in
the blood that disease the vital organs and unless expelled
from the system later end in death. This
Medicine purfe regenerates and reuvenates the entire
system.
= For sale by all the rec liar dealers in Medicine
The Elixir VitSe.
is designed please the palate to the Attic
ted does stimulate for few hours the system and then
leave the patient condition than BEFORE for
stimulating propertes-we know that if twas
little pleasanter the doses SMALL and it stimulated the so-
MACH the sales would be much greater but this Medicine
designed cure and designed for the only of those
who actually diseased Although with little syrup it
makes cooling, refreshing and delightful drink many per-
have adopted the system of using it two weeks
spring and fall is presumed the day of abomlnabe
Patent Medicines is at an end for THE ELIXIR VIE
always any disease of chronic secondary hered
nature in two weeks and the most formidable
case three four weeks and the permanent Try
it. ,
s The genuine is for sale in Wilmington by A o. Brad
ley and by all dealers in Medicines.
Oct. 24th 1854 Dl9,-d&W-2W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29

NOTICE.
ga ON the End day of January next, at Exchange
q Corner, in Wilmington, will sell, ct public auction
credit of six months, with interest from date by
-ANan order of Court, for DIVISION SEVEN LIKELY
SLAVES, being FATHER, MOTHER and their FIVE
CHILDREN, of the of the late Mrs Mary Mcintosh
The purchasers giving bond and approved surees before
delivery of the property.
SAM'L r. BUNTING, Com'r.
Dec. 18th 1854. SS-ts-I6-ts
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fresh beat at 5c mos By auction SO casks Carolina 10
sold at 4sc, cash.
The LIVERPOOL COTToN MARKET1he Circular of Messrs
Brown Shpey, dated the 8h instant says the news
relative to the ratification of treaty of alliance by Austria
between England and France had caused the Cotton market
open buOyantly closed however somewhat heavily
qualities being I'd lower but other grades unchanged
every respect The sales during the week comprised 1000
bales, of which exporters took 5000 spectators 800
leaving 81 500 bales of all descriptions the trade Fair Or
leans quoted at SD, Mddng Orleans sgd, Fair Mobile
52d Middling Mobile sd Fair Upands 3d. and Midding
Uplands at sd. y ID.
The LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-There was mod
crate demand for Flour previous rates. ard Western Canal
quoted AS Cd, and Ohio Ass. y Dbl of 1856 lbs
Wheat had declined Id y 20 lbs. Corn unchanged at
from ABS. Cd ODDS. 81. q 48O lbs
STATE TRADE-In Manchester trade had slightly i'm
proved
The LONDON MONEY MARKET was unchanged. Consols
closed 49, advance of nearly two per cent in consc
quence of the decisive attitude assumed by Austria Ame
State Stocks shade lower United Stock
had advanced
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LISTEN TO THE VERDICT


Judge ofdistinguished ability and undoubted taste with
n aury of dnterested have said after
shat the Subscribers have good if better Of
FINE LIQUORS
than offered for sale in Wilmington before. Call
and for yourselves at the stand Market formerly
occupied by the late E. G. Bettencourt
Dec % 1854 JONES & FOYLES.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER %, 1854.

The receipts ocountry produce have been extremely
the week past ow ing to which and the Christmas holidays
but few outdoor transactions have taken place. and
have but report to make. For such have
been able to obtain we refer to review below:
TURPENTINE-ln this article have change to make
quotations of last Thursday, and parcels have gen
orally been taken arrival at g "a for virgin s. 81 for
yellow dip, and 81 60 for hard $50 lbs The receipts have
been lighter than for time past and for the week ended
this morning foot only 459 bbls., viz:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29

NorE River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject the expense Of landing inspection coop
erage, &c;say Lumber 80 cents to 81 d M Tar and
Turpentne about 10 Is Is bbl-and naval stores
when brought railroad about the in
Cured -*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
- ON the lst day of January next, at the Dwelling
NJ House of Daniel Bordeaux by order of Court, for
division will sell at auction, credit of six months
IN TWO LIKELY NEGROES, A WOMAN AND A
10y GIRL.
The purchasers give bond and approved security for the
whole amount, except enough pay the Court costs
SAM'L. K. BUNTING, Commissioner.
Dec 18th, 1894 S3-l5-ts
VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
WILL sell at public auction, in Goldsboro on the End
L day of January, 1855.
1WENTY-EIGHT VALUABLE NEGROES.
In the lot several superior TURPENTINE HANDS.
COOKS, FIELD HANDS, &c. These negroes can be seen
at Godsboro the first day of January by calling the
subscriber.
Terms of SaeOne half cash. and the balance in four and
eight months The deferred payments be by notes
with approved securities. J. J. HOOKS.
Nov. 18th, 1884 70-l3-ts
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LOST OR MSLAID.

LOST OR MISLAID.
TWO NOTES-one Chas. Page s. Ahram Page
l. amt. $67 50 due January lst 1864 The other
Frederick Simpson, made payable to John F. Moore; amt
$48 90.
foewarn all persons trading for said notes the makers
to pay them, except by my orders.
THOS. W. DEVANE.
Dec. 25 1854. I7-3tw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29

First door beIo" the Cape Fear Bank, up Stairs.
FTNlS establishment, which is complete in every depart
requisite accommodate the business cf this place.
and will hereafter be under the sole control of Mr. PHILIP
HEINSBERCER, who is in all respects finished work
and will take pleasure in executing work left with him
in calculated give the fullest satisfaction to all
who may be inclined to patronizo him.
The Materials and Stock for the bindey purchased
and brought out by from the North without any expeca
ton of profit the accommodation to be afforded
selves and others might binding be and
with the view obviae the necessity sending abroad for
with the trouble expense and delay unavondab incurred in
doing Mr. Heinsberge has the of the Materials
and respectfully ask fhe people of Wilmington and the
surrounding Counties give him such support will
in this place. fail to be very great accommoda
ton and advantage to the community: -
FULTON & PRICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
ia OFFER FOR SALE two tracts of land, lying
the Holly Shelter Road, in New Hanover County %
miles from Wilmington; containing 46l acres, and
known part of the Rchland Tract and the other
tanning l2 and lying at Lanes Ferry the North
East River The larger tract is good farming land equal
for agricultural purposes land in the lower part
State. The smallest tract is pine land.
Mr. Isaac James will take pleasure in showing the lands
any parties DESTROYS of purchasing
D. NJ. MILAN.
Dec %, 1854. l7-3mw
DISSOLUTION.
NHE Coparnerhp heretofore existing under the Of
KING & MCKINNE, is this day dissolved, by mutual
sent. All person having claims upon the rm will present
them to Mi King and all indebted will pay the
him. 1t necessary that the business of the firm should be
closed immediately.
JEREMIAH ]. KING,
d. +. MCKINNE
Dec. %. 1854. l71t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29

VALUE OF MANUscRIPT.-Th original manuscript
of Gray's Elegy lately sold at auction in Lon
don. There really scene . in the auction
room. Imagine stranger entering in the midst OF
sale of some rusty looking old books The auction
eer produces taco small half sheets Of paper written
over, torn and mutilated. He calls it {" most inter-
esting article" and apologies for its condition
Pickering bids 310! Rodds, Foss, Thorpe Bohn,
Holway, and some few amateurs quietly remark
twelve, twenty, twenty fve thirty, and so on, till
there is pause at s1rty-three pounds The hammer
strikes.
Hold !" says Mr.. Foss.
sit is mine,' says the amateur.
"No, bid sixty-tive in time
Then bid seventy
Seventy 6ve,' says DIR. Foss and tves are re-
peated again. until the two bits OF paper knocked
down, amidst general cheer, to Payen and Foss, for
one hundred pounds sterling! On these bits OF pa
per are written the first drafts Of the Elegy in coun
try church yard, by Thomas Gray, including five YER
ses which were omitted in publication and with the
poets intenear corrections and MISUNDERSTANDING
| 1y an interesting article !" several persons sup
posed it would call forth ten pound note perhaps
even twenty.
| A WARM DEcEMBER-A morning paper of Boston
contains the following" Sixty years ago, on
Christmas Day. 1894, ship Betsey, 100 tons. was
launched in Salem, thermometer 80 degrees at noon.
The grease ran down on the ways and men and boys
iindulged in swimming, as in summer"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29

DACON.--A prime article Western Sides, just receiye
ID and for sale by B. F. u A. J. GRADY
DORK.--New York City Mess now landing and for sale
L bv B. +. E A. ]. GRADY.
NTEAL! MEAL!!-We daily receiving, from Colds
INI boro' Mills super. or fresh ground Corn Meal.
Oct q PETTEWAY & PRITCHETT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29

GosPoRT (VA.) NAVY YARD.-Ihe are now about
1900 men employed in this yard The Norfolk Bea
con states that the work on the two new steam frg
ates, Roanoke and Colorado, is progressing rapidly :
the sloop of Constellation is nearly rugged the
frgate Potomac will soon be ready for service, and
the Raritan is in the dock undergoing repairs The
tremendous frame of the ship of the line New York is
still in the ship house, and has been there about 80
wears
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-29
JONES d GARDNER.
TO CLOSE JANUARY. 1853.

WfIISAEY, &c.
NTOW LANDING FROM SCHR. EMILY
~ l35 Barrels Whiskey, Gin and Brandy
Hiram Smith Flour in whole and half bbls.;
Soda and Sugar Crackers, boxes and do. do;
Cheese, Potatoes, Pork, Beef, Fish, &C.;
for sale by FREEMAN HOUSTON.
Dec. 2st, 1854.
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

= ~TNSM The "STEAMER SPRAY,0 length I4U
s< feet breadth Is feet, draws less than "a inches,
engines of fifty horse power each is fitted up for
CARRYING passengers having excellent Accommodations for
same has capacity for large quantity of freight speed
equal any boat of her dimensions two DID, warran
ted in good order.
For terms which will be accommodating, apply in per-
son or by letter to the subscriber at Wilmington, N c.
Dec. l6, I854-S7-lm A. H. VANBOkkELEN.
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er rates have to be paid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-03

The senate has passed resolutions in favor
Of the Nebraska bill, and it is thought the
house will do the same.
There are fair prospects OLA good wheat
crop. 1t is estimated that there are Sn,oG0
acres in wheat
The Chinese have started a newspaper at
San Francisco, called the "Goldos HiUs
Ners"
On the 10th of April Col Fremont arrived
In San Francisco from his mid-wintcr survey
of the Central Railroad route on latitude 81
deg. The reports given by Col. Babbitt Of
the suilcrings and deaths among the party
were much exaggerated. He lost one man
only. Col. Ere >ont reports the route to be
very favorable. lie found only four inches
Of snow in the CochctopC, main pass Of the
Rocky Mountains. He says that from paro'
wan, in the Great Basin, the route cannot fol-
low latitude 81 deg, butmust turn southwark
Us far rs SO deg, to cross the Sierra Nevada
or must 20 north perhaps as far AS Mobiles
pass, in Al deg. His reportwill contain much
important information; will be accompanied
by views OF all the important localities, taken
by dagucrreotypc and will have much iniIu-
ence to bring the Central route into general
favor