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DIED,

In this town. the residence of D. Mcmillan the 18th
inst Mrs. MARY NJ WRIGHT, wife of Calvin Wright and
daughter of Mr. James T. White, Beaufort n Co. aged
"a years
At She residence of n Priest ESQ., in Bladen county
the I'd inst Mrs ELLEN CLARK, native of Grinock, Scot
land. about 20 years of age
In this County, Friday, the 10th inst JULIA ALKALINE,
infant daughter of H. NJ. Il c. E. Cowan, aged days.
In Sampson County, the LIST day March, 1854, in the
SD year of her age, Mrs MARC A Brown, wife of
Arthur Brown Esq On the death of Mrs Brown the neigh
bourhood has sustained loss Ter kind obigng
disposition and chrsanke department, for her the
esteem of all her acquaintance The Baptist Church at
Browns M H., of which she member, has been de-
priEed Of of its pous ana devoted members She
made profession ofregon at early and always mani
Tested by her conduct that she had been with Jesus and had
learned of lin who meek and lovely in heart She took
great interest matters of and is believed those
best acquainted with that her and efforts through
the blessing of God did help to advance the in that
vicinity She good deal afflicted for number of years.
and severely towards the close of her pilgrimage which
borne with great deal of patience and submission to her
Heavenly Fathers will Her faith seemed to grow stronger
and stronger the time her departure drew expressed
several times desire depart and be with Christ and
died paising the Lord Her last words were BLESS the
Lord, oh soul Surely she felt, that Jesus make
dying bed feel soft downy pillows are She has left behind
aged mother aectOnate husband, two children,
step children several brothers, and many friends and relations
to their mparable but they have doubt their
loss her eternal they do those
who have hope For if believe that Jesus died and
again. them also which sleep in Jesus God will
bring with him.
Biblical Recorder will
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BOOK BINDERY.

&B- w + shall have BOOK BlNDERY in operation in
connection with Printing Establishment about the 18th
of March, if possible Persons having work in
the above line will please give a call.
Feb. 18th, 1854. FULTON & PRICE.
TRUTH SrRANGER THAN FICTlON-HorE FOR
ALL Have you Cough?
USE HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
USE HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
USE HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
Have you Consumption d?
USE HAMPT6N's VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
USE HAMPTFONs VEGETABLE rINCTURE.
Have you Dyspepsy Liver Complaint Nervous Debility
nent Of the system We point Won to the 6onsands bo
have used the GREAT INVIGORATOR.
roNR %Eat " E sc9T re nad eS c
The Wife Of T. w. Yeake Grocer rs Pearl street cured
of Rheumatism Of years standing all other remedies
failed
VIM. NJ. Oldham, Qate of the Custom House) dwelling
l26 Pine St of Dyspepsia great debility permanently cured
highly respe Stable citizens cured of great weakness
| restored to robust health.
Jarret hummer, l53 E. Baltimore st. suffered intensely
SIX years with hip disease and mercual rheumatism cured
after all other remedies failed.
Space will not permit to hundreds of Others
smyth cured of rheumatism
John Pervail, s A Griffin, John Luke Rev V EsErdge
u > Navy and thousands of others cured of Dyspepsia
Scrofula Cough Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, St Vus'
Dance, &c. We refer to citizens. Call them
Vegetable Tncture is in his 8Oth year, good health
that will be it is not article got up impose the
public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis. See cures.
See advertisement on fourth page.
H8-BALDN CAN BE CURED-Mr. p NJ.
Marks, of this city, testify to this he having fine crop
the palm of your hand There is mistake about this
EMERsoN's HAIR RESTORATIVE did the work-B arlington
Iowa Gazette, Dec. 2, 1853
Sold by VIM. H. LlPPITT, Wholesale Agent for Will
mington and surrounding county.
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BLucHER.-When old Butcher was in England he
was invited to Oxford TO have doctors degree con
ferred upon him. The fierce dragoon was as much
amused delighted at the idea of the honor. and in
Producing another Prussian general. who had been
his right-hand man i'll all his campaigns, observed,
in broken English to the vice councillor, Sir ii
am doctor, this is my apothecary." But the vete-
ran made better bit than that before the dav was
over. At evening party given on the OCCASION
amongst Others present. was lady, of whom it was
sometimes whispered that she did rot belong to tenn
perance society. We dareSay this was all malice.
but on this evening il did unfortunately happen that
she WAS va in very high spirits Who is that lady o.
SAID Blncher, fixing his eye upon her. That is
Miss Sparkle, the daughter Of one of our canons'
was the answer; ut whirh The shocking old Field.
Marshal Numbered forth, with roaring laugh a
eam"'n'S daughter! By Jove thought So she looks
so Gerry areH charged" The charge probably
gldpe.
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G3- On the Gardiner award, tie Washington Union
eys 1923 $50 was fraudulently abstracted from
De- treasury 1928, 900 Of which has been en- oined-
) he probably returned into the treasury. The de-
passed DR.. George A. Gardiner, also drew from the
easury $4,000 on the claim OF DR.. H. Mears,
83OOO of which went directly Ito his endowment.
ears, who is in Mexico, having been indicted boldly
limits that his claim was Il shameless fraud, and I'M
lshingIy defes the Government of the Udted States;
ere being no extradtion, convention or treaty be-
een the two Governments under which he can be
manded Of Mexico for trial under indictment in this
9mtry,"
1t. Maury has addressed letter to the Secretary
The Navy giving the results of the deep sea SCUM
ng8 effected by Lieut. Berryman, from the shores of
newfoundland 10 those of Ireland These seem TO
decisive OF the question to the practicabillty of
sub marine telegraph across the Atlantic ocean, in
Na region, the distance between the nearest points
The two countries being one thousand six hun
BED miles and the bottom of the sea being plateau
b whole distance. singularly adapted TO the pur-
OSe Of holding Il line Of magnetic telegraph wire.
leut Aaury suggests that national prize be offer
to the tcegrahic company through whose tele-
raPhIc wire the first teegraphic message shall be
PISSED across the Atlantic.
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WANTED,

4 T THIS OFFICE, two apprentices. None need apply
n without good recommendation to character, and
willing to be bound.
Journ lyman Printer of steady habits is also wanted
CTILL ARRIVING, Per ScI1s. R. W. Bro,c3t and L.
~ p. Smith 10 Bags ofgreen Laguira Coffee 25 do of
do Rio, superior; hhds. prime Porto Rico Sugar; q
bbls R. L. A. Sewartss c. yellow dos 10 bbls. Fresh
Soda Crackers. Low for cash at
March II. GEO H. KELLEY'S.
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WILMINGTON GALLERY

WHAT treasures of art does this little contain e
w Whichever way you turn, some immortal creation
greets your Here you nger proftably for hours
conte npating the nobest of COTS creaon-man; tere
silently with the living ard the dead until the
whered of memory again restored and strength
ened and reaches forth its hand greet those with whom
we were once Intimately associated but now nhabt the
gloomy prison house Of forgettune 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 rapturous divinity and fa
cnatcs the until the heart worshps them not like the
nimitabe Uirgiay Angels, the sained Madonna, the
bluebcaded Mdgdae but the unapproachable Daguer
reotyres Of relatives and friends made by Harrison
EgVisit his Gallery whether you wish of his unequal
led pictures not Mr. H. acknowledged to be the best
Daguerreotypist in the State A VISITOR.
Nov 10Th. 1853 73f
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March, II, 1854
NOTICE.

rT1H1 subscriber having qualified March Term 1854 of
the Court Pleas and Sessions of New Hanover
County as Administrator of NEIL H. MURPHY, dec d,
Gives notice to all persons indebted to the Estate of said
to make payment and those having demands against
the same to present them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law this notice will be pleaded III bar Oh
their recovery. . ro,,,,,
March, 18th. 1854 loO-'I
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MARRIED.,

In this town, the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Reed
Mr.. Dixon Brown, of Norfolk, Va, to Miss FRANCES E.
WELLS of Charleston s. G. Norfolk and Charleston pa
pers please copy.
In this county, the 9th inst. by John B. Groom, Esq
MIR. JOHN ORR to Miss ELIZABETH GROOM all of this
county.
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$40 REWARD.

Sa1b Runaway from the subscribers residence on
e MOOres Creek. in New Hanovo" county, about 18th
a. inst, his negro ZACK. aid negro is about
AN2O years old, five feet four in height, smiles
when spoken to- and has large the front of his body
caused by burn teeth all sound front prominent
He purchased in Wilmington in December last NJ.
Cronly and was formerly owned by some man in Halifax
county n c. supposed to be Mr. Devereaux where he will
doubtless aim to 60.
The above reward will be given for his apprehension and
delivery to for his confinement any Jail in the State
JAMES A. MURPHY.
Moore'S Creek, n. c., March 18th, 1854 2S-tf
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VIC NcNXsnHDcr BusImess.

Cd. Fuller, editor and proprietor of the New York
ror one Of the best family papers of the great
eropOlS takes occasion. at the close Ot-the year to
We us some of his observations and experiences, after
lAI IN the harness editorial of some dozen years,
Ach are as applicable here as in New York The
oOnel says
The newspaper that makes the most money, often
axe, The most enemies; and although the old pro-
Ib says, solid pudding is better than empty praise"
e. between the two we should prefer to die from a
0el OF the latter 1t would sound better in coro-
ers verdict.
Onrs Is never a ending still beginning task. If
lefe are brief intervals when the pen may rest the
una cannot; and this constant strain upon ones
l5n'@ machinery makes men prematureiy old
l'0f heads are subject to early frosts-they don't
l"I lor the calendar or for the ripened grain But
Ia" OF compensation runs through every depart
eo OF nature and of life The man who works
Tlest Tor his bread has the best appetite to eat It,
ID point of fact, as Mr. Micawber would say after
sse ten years of restless toll we have not yet sue
sTel IN establishing q business which, to use a
'sn'ncal expression, will run on its own momentum.
ns4o!Fes daily winding up, and a fresh supply OF
TT rL' III order to yield paying nett result.
mere are many Yocations in life that would yield
more money with less labor than this Sysiphus-
on, ~ conducting daily newspaper. We work more
80, ana sleep less than any man with whom we
my acquainted ana 81 liII do HlcIC l'O'i"J
vo"'eThed, we have not during a fen years eXpe-
os ,e IN This city, found journalism particularly
w. 4" aIy or desirable business We meet men every
1 nv %no with but moderate share Of intellectual
otr a"' nave managed to become mlIionaIres by de-
NIX u lew hours Il day to mercantile pursuits
',e the daily revolving of our editorial treadmi
m YET rolled us into-n palace in the Fifth avenue
Iouf horses in the stable"
sS USIENTaL ORIGIN OF A HIGHLAND CusroM-At d
Ln marriage was standing beside the bridegroom
di L we bride entered as she crossed the thresh
no nT stopped down and slipped off his shoe, an(
o n" neF with the heel on the nape OF the neck.
ma NC saw the impression of the passage of Scrip
s sPectng the transfer of the SHOE to another, il
sT orotherin-law did not exercise his privilege
I.a PIPER in the East being taken off in doors, il
ion 'na 10 administer correction, and is here used il
loon u The obedience of the wife and of the supre
n.y. Of o. the husband. The Highland custom is Il
oa or good luck" as they say, the bride will
nHI o supper Little do they suspect the meaning
DPHea'-Urquhart
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IA NNTEn

A SITUATION in The County, by a practical E NGL
II NEER AND MACHINIST Address $ G. c." Box
Is, Wilmington Post Office n. G..
March 18th, 1854 aS-3t&
ENANCl HArS.--Whte Pearl and Nanken Fancy Trim
Il ed Hats, open, at the Hat Store. c.. MYERS.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
OlNAyAL STORES. "a $50 lbs.

aS It should be understood that quotations general
represent the wholesale prices In filling small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid.
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MISCELLANEol
Dried fruit, 81 hhds., 972 bbls.,
159 boxes, ISL bags.
Fur, 10 boxes, / hid, 2 bales
Hides, I'll, and 236 bundles.
Sheep-skins, bundles, 43.
Rags, bales, u.
Tobacco, hhds., Z; boxes, 2S6
Leather. sides, l54; bundles
So.
Feathers, bags, 6.
Wax, hhds., 20; casks. z
bags, II; bbls. IS; boxes
80.
Bacon, hhds., 6.
Copper Ore, bbls. PIG; box
es, SO.
Pipes, 81 boxes, 5 casks.
bbls.
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DUTNAM'S MAGAZINE--For March, received this
I morning and for sale at :. w. WHITAkER'S
March 4th 1872
TLEASON'S PICTORIALF. Flag of our Union, Ar
ion STAR for this week, ending 1lh, 1854 For sale by
March 18th, I. T. MINDS
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K. II. GRANT,

MURRAY, K H. GRANT, L. FEACoCA
MURRAY. GRANT. = co.
GENERAL COMMISSION Il FORWARD!NG MEK=
kTCHANTs. WILMINGTON, N. C.-Special and prompt
attention given to sale of Naval Stores, Cotton, &c
The usual facilities offered on COnsignments
March g. foO-on-@o-III.
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CO-paRTNERsHIP NOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
THE Subscribers have this day formed COpartnershr
l. under the name and style ofJAMk.IS I. GILLESPIE
co. for the purpose of carrying 4 GENERAL
AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
JAMES +. GILLESPIE,
GEORGE S. GILLESPIE
Wilmington, Nov. 4th, 1853 (Com. copy 53-tf-10-u
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0vERsEER ''ANTED.1APg!y to ro,,>-c
Wilmington, March 18th, 1854 28-4t
NOTICE.

NOTICE
THE subscriber having qualified, at the March Term
in Session, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
the County of New Hapoyer Administrator of Jane
Jacobs decd hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to
said deceased to make immediate payment and to all
legally authenticated, for payment within the time pre-
scribcd by law, Chat is within two years from the date
Wilmington, March 10th, A. D. 1854 l62-25-tf
open YESTERDAY.-18 dogen fine and medium quail
" ties Gauze Merino Shirts, all Sizes. Also, Draws, to
30 dozen China Spun silk Shirts, afhOse, and Zephyr
Silk Gloves-beauul articles.
choice lot of fancy Silks Le thread and cotton Half
hose-latest designs, opened to-day.
Will be open in few days, full assortment of Crayots
largest and varied lot both to quality and pat
tern, ever looked at, in the City of Wilmington
Cali at the Clothing and Furnishing Store Market St;
March Is, 1854 SCOTT &.BALDWIN.
T TTTELL'S LIVING AGE No. SIP; Gleasons Pictorial
l. for Saturday March 18th Flag of Our Union for March
Live Giraffe, Saturday Evening Post Saturday Mail,
Household Words, Montgomerys Times &C. received as
soon as pub lished. s w WHITAKER.
OPENED THIS DAY
" IS dozen Half Hose, Striped and Plain;
"a pieces SILK Han9kerehefs
% dozen Lislc Thread Half Hose
20 pieces Fancy Cashmere;
March rs 81 sCoTT B BAL i5S Mnrkets
d EsroN s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUSINESS
II No. South side Market street, receiving NEW
GOODS by every arrival. Now landing Java, Lagur'
Philadelphia syrup; Sugars, Teas Sperm Oil, Sardines,
Olives Capers Maccaroni Vermeci large assortment of
Extracts. Yeast Powder Gllatne, &C. any quantity Of
fancy Baskets and Bird Cages and sundres to arrive All
kinds of Liquors and Cigars on hand.
Also some Mosquito Flea and Coekroach Charm without
noison March IA, 1854
NOTICE.
[XTILL BE SOLD Friday, 3lst inst at the late re-
w sdence of NEIL H. MURPHY, dec ID upon six months
credit the persabe property of said Estate consisting OF
Stock of horses mules cattle hogs corn fodder rice bacon
household kitchen furniture TOOLS farming utensils and
other articles too tedious mention The negroes of the
| Estate will also be hired.
ALSO on the of pr next the former residence OF
CHARLES HENRY the stock of CATTLE hogs, corn, fodder
tools, and whatever else may be there.
! ns Bond and approved sureties required.
! March, IT, 1854. l6O-tt
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very poorly supplied, and prices rule

high. See table. - p''S s"PPi'eo' anu prices rule
s. in slowly and we note small sales Gov
mon at 81 90 q NJ No sales of contrat tht Sdes Coh-
fl 6 IN lar demand and the sales of the week reach
| See table. o'"s "i'hlh classified figures
y, fREIGHTs.-We advance our rates a shade ON r; ~
ork and on naval stores and lumber to Boston o ew
ge quantity OF produce here for shipments vessels
sc"rce ana nuch wanted See table for paid
EXPORTS FROM THE PORT OF WIIrrrNesro,,
For the year ending 3Ist December Is53 "'
Compiled from the IeekLu r1ports of the IL. -
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Russian Finances.

The impression prevailing that Russia possesses
almost unlimited resources in men and money cannot
be true if the report be accurate that the Emperor
is about to make issue Of 900 600 of paper rou
bic notes The roube represents a silver coin worth
from 50 to 4Od. British money, about 70 CENTS
Sequently the issue will be nearly fifty millions dol
lars This is a considerable sum not required for
purposes of internal circulation, but fiscal expe-
dent to defray the expenses of
The paper rouble of Russia deprecated, by success
sive steps until 184O when it worth only lO4 to
ID, depreciation of nearly third This paper
money called in, in that year, and redeemed by
fresh at the original value, SD, requiring that
for every of the notes received three and a
half of the old notes should be delivered up, the
notes convertible into silver at their full value.
reserve of G19 900 was kept in bullion to protect
the issue, down to 1916, but since that time e.
100000 have been invested in English and French
securities The idea, therefore, that the Russian En-
peror has large in gold to deray the expenses
of cannot be correct if he is about to issue aper
notes, species of forced loan unless he makes them
inconve iibe and the treasure by which the pa
per currency of Russia is protected from runous de-
probation.
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OUR MOTTO is "ro PLEASE"

OUR w o T o "T LIE a SEs"
SNe. Wilmington Saddle Harness, tss11SS1 ! N
HNeTRUNK ANUFACToR 4zIA1ASA9
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly hand large assortment of Coach
Gig, and suILsy Harness; Lady's and GentIemen's
Saddles, Brides. Whips, Sc Trunks Valises Saddle
and Carpet Bags Satcheis fancy Trunks &c Always
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly
all OtL articles usually found in such establishments, all
Of VIII he warrants to be Of the best material and work
manshp, and will be sold low for cash. short credit
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags, &C., made to
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons buying manufacture. Whips at Wholesale
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold commits
ion JOHN ]. CONOLEY
T w. ZIMMERMAN & CO.,-Upholsercrs and Paper
Hangers having been induced by the solicitation Of
friends to locate themselves in this city, would
pectfuy call the attention othe citizens of Wilmington and
surrounding country to their assortment Upholstery goods
and Paper Hangings consisting in part of the following
ticles
Paper Hangings, Borders and Fire Screens. '
Curtain Deanes, Damasks and Lace Curtains.
Curtain Cornices. Bands, Pins and Loops
Gmps Cords and Tassels. Shades and Blinds
HAIR Cotton and Shuck Mattresses, &C. sc.
Persons wishing their Houses neatly Papered Curtain
ed Carpeted, other work done our line will
please call at j. w. ZIMMERMAN 81 cos. Corner of
Market and Bird Streets under the Carolina Hotel and thew
will try and give satisfaction in all work done by them
Feb. 2z.-tlsto J. w. ZIMMERMAN & CO.
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BOOTs AND SHOES,

AND
1 JUST received a full szortmenta a. G. s c; BRAD
~ LEY & cos Leathar for sale-Manufacturing
and Repairing. Old Stand-Sgn Bg Boot Market Street
March 9th, 1854 l0o-t"-z'-'"
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HOTEL TN sm1rHvr11E, N. c.

aVAkI4A a4N 44x365 ~ Vs
&c. THE subscriber is prepared to accommodate all
Si who may favor him with their patronage Persons
A wishing board for the summer had better APP
ply early Fare and accommodations equal any in the
place. A. j. GALLOWAY.
March 14th, 1854 l6O-2t-28
Wilmington Her. and Com. and Charleston Courier copy
vice. and send bill 10 this Office.
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nor SALE.

EOE SALE.
49, THE Subscriber, offers for sale his Office in tho
Efii town Of kenansville, situated Immediately the
A Court House square. 1t is well arranged for the
of Doctor Lawyer, at prest MT occupied DR. D. Gill
lespie For further information apply kenansve
March l7-28-3t JAMES d. PEARSALL.
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s. COASTw:SE
old Iron, tsns, 1913.
" 8 hhds., 3 tierces, II bbls.
lVarnish, bbls., 6.
Molasses, hhds., IS.
Brandy, bbls:, u; pipes, ST.
Eggs, bbls. 2.
Coal, bbls., IL.
lTallow, bbls., 8.
IOld Copper, z hhds., l box.
Reeds, bundles, l73.
Bats, bales, Is.
Mdze., 347 boxes, 2 bales, 81
! bills, 10 hhGs.
Sugar, hhds., 7; boxes, 49l.
God, pine, cords, 20.
Nails, kegs, 81.
Tea, chests, l.
Fish. bbls. 81,
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The Society of Dental Surgeons of the State of

The Society of Denta! Surgeons O State of
New
A OMIT TO MEMBERSHIP Dentists of moral charac-
n ter, upon the applicants having studied and attended to
Dental practice several and by his beg examined
and also his practice in several of his patients mouths
committee of Dentists o. the Society and the Society also
grants to its members Diplomas upon the applicant and his
practice being again examined by another committee of Den
lists of the Society and upon the report of this committee
the Society votes if the applicant shall have granted him
the Societys Diploma, declaring the applicants qualifca-
lions practice, &c.
Diploma from said Society has been granted al
years since to tho undersigned upon the above conditions
To attain to skill in this speciality of Surgery, the pnc
Piles of the Theory and Practice of Medicine be studied
During two years the writer witnessed the practice and
received the instruction of of the celebrated Den
lists in Philadelphia and by him instructed in the
of making Artificial Porcelain Teeth and in Mechanical
Dentistry mounting Artificial Teeth Gold Plate for
Insertion He has been engaged in practice in Pennsylva
nia North and South Carolina and Georgia. 10 years ond
in Broadway New York years where he would still nave
been, but that the dust and smoke thereof thrust him
Teeth be preserved if their defective and decayed pa
are timely and skuHy fNed ,ch gold but it is the
Dentist ~ who examine and judge when they should
be filled
Attendance to Dental Practice is given from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ until clock, p M. Office opposite Carolina Iot.
Patronage is solicited.
Consultation is respectfully offered g'atuitously.
X. SPENCER.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan, 18th, 1854 1lO3mw-lawd.