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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
-kNO SUPERINTENDENT WORkFRs-NOTICE.-

Or of tae ss.u.te usefa Pss1-l
ifhis ths 49, bceb sEsded . i y" hHiEk
Ho.anz T. stt-fs dsd March p $50 for n9sei
srd avaua1e MACHINE 90. sakrR cn go t0 lc feet -
(Lly sndJ sHEET METAL TUBING perdy 10 rsthn" =
neng exhibited between ~ houf. Of AID a. IN
run No h. 10 "a VALE Ns~Fo-E 0ty. EEe-e e. n'ees
~ Tos-: Cies. C0-u-ss sac his 'ef
Al Ons post AL grJmpty fr7nef 70 ~ t1sf
-, WILLlaI YVES ~,
CHARLES 4lLLEh.
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4 CHANCE Er A ROUSE aid LOT uptown 0ne 81 tse
A. d,ous' Cottages win GaIdra, stsee &C. in ,SmAa'vh.
a. Krgsbrdg>oa The Hudson Rse tsret Sta
n az 5isi togrlhrt With the Whole Of the Furn,sufe
Aui Hos u and onrstoys br6s .uaf hssse
In 2iN vii he sJ mdern Quit iolse IN Aha
lusr ART city between st and MT shove sou.
posa.sn San be sven amer the sale Apply
" IALLS d ALLnA LlAR Nn No RInaaaa4.
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Il ODhS Il" LEI with STEAM POW ER, So6Dl-
Il Wei i7hted ~ Greenwich snd Hesobt 81
pr, sp-,d st usoh-ncs aiie Room
X 80 Cyfe.noIrt.L FeghiS e. fABER
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az sAIE-FnIY VLRY pESlRABLE BuILD-


III 7
prs 100 aeres beautifully laA,sd half mhe aSpss w. H. Z
STATION hdyy CT.eh Se " The ses .hs property
AFFORD extensive UNSURPASSED W on ~
sd.un River The property Oneea IN lots from mas IN acre 20
by broad rendering pat cay
erection
ia csss viii be contained IN all conyoyancs Of tbe
s0uysli.Dt AID Jc5iGbe location zrnens1a
fssruc consd superior other In me vicinity % ~
eiv 'ha per VI tho pr essss
bond aud OorKake a. ss9L To- snn 81
y.l-s The Poinf Railroad ststOs icing @sdo
thu,h properly York snd offensive improvements
sUd 10 he Deghh hood IN Zoo and hr-
thor formation apply 20 D. b. "'NlOH No. rrJ0n row, sppe-
n IL. HILL
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pRlAlI,G-olFICE to Ease tne@ JOB aal

NEWSPAPER OFFICE iez-s O2den4hlrsh- -. Lev
Ne~Yo-- The Oflce sarirsiF suf eorices
ar-e .uaufy Job nraEpr Tyre m thc -y
st ,yl's SD j. snurI BY any once Roe s' Of s es
City ui,h three beautiful P,es.-- the ol
K. hoe vhirh rnequ.ieI -apci-f -u1 r-at
sucutou gor. hinder pfes- 1871 cp-b III gr-ll
cg ruesslor Ws1fiar Pcs no y Ut1
srvrd anna aFrsrr-s cad well IN Prs ttf lot
tird ~ As9 spsudf Plf-r--l 'i-ctl-. The
TIVE ihe cr,ra-d esfahhrn o. Joan O. Wh-e Ne=
yos srdil- Buffalo Feua The ur nl, BAD ' 'h-fr o.
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Chanrcs for pneincse iNen.

A RARE CHANCE Tor = DAG EEhEoiTFiSI
n l-TnN Pa -O.ef. .np.irrt lr4lih ltr .a,r-r-f
oLis,o tilu,i l, bustt-s ED ni dF-e co. -.cel--.
SUNLIGHT bA6Ut REEiAh Room with Cs without I'm.
,rr - lscueHi- F.r Tac lass inquire OF L. o.
FAHCALOW -. q. Bowtrs S, tsr., rof h snl-efpe -
hOPE, Eaton. Pa k,nt ri Room low, VIII AZ 'zinded
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road su 1.-THE r. iora Dutch Chneh large sad asnd'
DOUBLE HOUSE 0nsuinS - with full eosvsn,eace
Cls.s panres sc Aso ) sbs carriage houss Fv'.thoo.
&C With WITCH viii be sold fo 10 u LOTS nose 81 LAM
tards0rey In lawn with led sass Vegetable
Cen &C Tho situation uEpsssd for beauty and yaney
rorc cfures few minutes past Che door, a.
So minutes For f.cnsrs a
nv to ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, No. , Brosist
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I,nN SAIE-The tAree -atotY BRICK HOUsE. No.

ia et RrsoblyD three I'D, ia lust been
iaraushv rAintrd aud decorsd has heafer md ga
Wan', o. last f rehenee for gcsel family
pr,s - 10 AIpy CHARJ"s JENKINS No 22 Frankfort a.
SfVs Ifk
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F Fs1,s E s MI }seerotaHos.
ysr kan.as-A repsar meeting W-sern niSfaing
kaes sou IN b. h. ~ Esst Brofdwsy III, tih1fs-
sa,l kNENINO. Al interested are invited 20 .ttesd
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Cont uat suitable for the Fssoy sew Goods tTste
se mad W end nod 0car HE Ftl1 Counter tc
-od large JeWeiy safa lor Sale chefp inquire
q q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25

There is more activity in the market this morning the
tice is in demand at 80 cents q gallon The supply offering
very light, and some sellers asking higher price
RosINWe note activity in the Common article du-
ing the week. with advance of On the price of last
week There has existed good enquiry buyers through
out the week. but the supply market has been equal
the demand and We known of little first hands
The sales follows: On Thursday $500 bbs Common
at 81 06 Dbl for medium and 81 10 for large bb and
Monday and Tuesday, 3618 do do 81 for large size
bblS There but little demand for Nos and 2 and We hear
of only small sales at 81 IS 81 % for No 81 Is 81
% q Dbl. for No. 2 as in quality.
TAR-l4as been brought very slowly for the ended
this morning. the receipts comprising only three small parcels
Q37 bb which changed hands s. l2k a So 20 u bbl
There several buyers in market and parcels would sell
readily highest figure 80 bbls shipping order sold
Tuesday at So so q Dbl.
CoFFEE-Q all descriptions remains in fair supply and
prices without change. Sales from the small way
at quotations See table.
CorroNOnc two small parcels received since our last
for the only IS bales at 81 cents
for low mddng and 81 cents u ID. for midding fair There
demand from buyers and these qualities sell readily
at above figures.
Corn MEA-We a fair supply of this article on mar
ket with limited demand, and prices have declined cents
Small sales from store during the week 81 % bushe
EMPTY BARRELs-n Spirits Turpenne barrels we have lit
tie alteration to notice in prices the sales for the
week have been small We quote So l5as2 p for second
hand, and 81 2 = 1882 80 each for new as in quantity
and quality.
FEATHERsAre in ght supply, and sell from store at our
quotations. See table.
FsHOne small parcel of Mullets received this week. but
not yet sold The demand is rather limited last sale was at
s. IS q Dbl 100 bbls No Mackerel sold on Monday on
private terms retailing at s. . Dbl.
FoUROwing to the extremely light supply and the small
receipts of Fayetteville Flour during the week.
port the sale Of only 70 bbs on Tuesday s. IS FOR
fine, and So y Dbl for family brands. There but light
demand from buyers at above figures reta 5000 2 for
super Northern brands in limited supply, and sell our
quotations, as in quality
GRAN-CoRN has arrived freely during the week the
market appears to be OversOked and the article extremely
dull of sale About % 200 bushels have been received
of which to order leaving 400 bushels on market
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
DIED,

In this town. the 10th ns ALFRED of Alfred and
Emily Alderman, aged year and months
In this town. the 18th inst Mr. EDWARD n. ADKINS.
aged about 32 years.
At his residence, in Wayne county. Friday the 4th
inst after protracted illness, PIERCE BROGDEN in
the sxtyth year of his agea soldier of the War of
1872
LIBBEUS MIDDLETON, highly esteemed and worthy
citizens, aged 50 years.
THENCE MONTAGUE, wife of Mr.. J. D. Montague, aged
about 20 years.
Mrs Montague had been for several years CONSTANT
Der Of the Methodist Church. and died in the full hope of
blessed Immortality through the merits of her Redeemer
She leaves fond husband and small children to mourn
her loss.
At the residence of Dr. Charles Duffy. in Richards Ons-
low county, n. c. Wednesday l6thin s Mrs. REBECCA
HARRELL, aged about 60 years.
For many years Mrs Harre has been very worthy and
consistent member of the Baptist Church. which, has, this
sustained loss which cannot easily be replaced Du
ring her m she constantly endeavored to live becomes
christian and manfesting exemplary conduct ample
testimony that her profession not assumption but
that the Savior whom she loved life would be her support
in death
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
Wilm ington, June IA, 1854
ouR ,ToRRrNc rAcrr.TTrxs

81 Having at last succeeded in procuring suhieent
number of printers prepared to
description of JOB WORK from VISITING CARD up
to Posters of the largest ze with much greater dispatch
than before Our Types and Presses unsurpassed
by any in North Carolina and continually adding
our office every and valuable Improvement that is
brought out Our machinery all of the latest patent
procured within the year from the manufacturers The
portion of types have also been received from the
foundry within the time and have been selected by
ourselves that customers need be afraid of any
thing old old-fashioned We have within the present
month unpacked and added to already extensive stock
obbin very considerable amount Of the new
est and most valuable types and borders suitable FOR every
description of printing.
We do Cards, Circulars Bill-beads Showbill Bills
of Lading, any other kind of printing handsomely
as they can be done at the North Our cha ges will lie
found moderate and uniform.
All work unde the personal supervision of one ofhe firm
FULTON u PRICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25

INFAMOUS TREATMENT OF EMIGRANTs.-It is said
to have long been the practice of ship captains
on arriving at this port with German emigrants, to
enter into an arrangement with some more of the
swarms OF runners that infest the dock every new
arrival, whereby the poor friendess strangers are
leeced out of considerable sums of money by the
runners of the landlords who employ them. Some
of the captains, by this arrangement, make $500 or
more out of single cargo Of the Germans, and this
is the inducement for the arrangement. case in
point before the authorities yesterday. 1t ap-
pears that ship hailng from Thomaston, Me-, ar
rived on Sunday with load of German emigrants,
and the captains instead of sending them ashore i'm
mediatey VS. kept them aboard to suit purpose Of
his own. The water which had been used by these
emigrants for the last two weeks was stale and un
wholesome, and one of them requested permission OF
the mate to 60 ashore yesterday to get some fresh
water for himself and family. This favor was de-
MED him, and he was beat and kicked about by the
mate, until, to himself, he had TO jump over
board. Geo. Woman, boatman, saved him from q
watery grave, and went with him to the Office of the
Mayor, where complaint was made and a warrant is
sued for the arrest of the mate 1t will be seen by
the above that the vessel arrived Sunday and yet
the passengers not allowed to 60 ashore yester-
day.-N. Y. Sun, Aug. IS,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25

CHARLESTON, Aug 22.-CottOn-The transactions
to-day reached about 600 bales at extremes ranging from
to 9lc The lower qualities decidedly depressed
BALTIMORE, August 22.-Flour-Howard street brands
held at S. 90, and City Mills at 81 SO y bb Rye Flour
s. 80, country Corn Meal So 75 and city do 1880 90 u
Dbl Wheat-whte 75@$ IS, choice do for family -four
0O@$1 go and red O0@$l IS %3 bushel Cornsales of
@5lc U bushel Rye 81 10. RE Coffee 10@l04c % b.
Rice 4@42c % Mess Pork 90 OO@$lS so Mess Beef l6
800 90 B Dbl Bacon shoulders 66c sides 1000 cents and
hams 9@lb R ID Lard in bbs at l0@l01 and in
kegs at 00@10k F ID. Whiskey in hhds 33k@34 cents
andi bbls. 30 cents u gallon, with sales.
NEW YORK, August 22--Sales of Flour at 5O@$S S74
for State and 25@$9 s7k 70 Dbl for Ohio Southern S7
81 05 for white do. Sales of Corn Mt S5@S6c for Western
mixed S7@S8c for Southern yellow, and S6@S7 cents
round yellow. Whiskey firm sales $50 bbls Mess Pork
$l3 80, Prime do III l2a@$ll % Beef unchanged. Cut
Meats firm and in good demand Lard lie Coffee firm
but transactions limited. Sugars dull Moasses I'M
speculative demand, sales of 0000 bbs 5355c held
SOC Crude is exhausted and taken with avidy sales of
$50 bbs North County at 81 %.
NEW ORLEANS, August 22.-The transactions in Cot
ton small, but prices continue firm. The sales during
the two daysSatuday and MOnday-have comprised only
600 bales Middng quoted at 81 cents B To- Flour
in limited request at firm rates ranging from 25@$7 so ID
Dbl. Rio Coffee is quoted at III cents ~ ID.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-We deem it proper to inform
Cotton Brokers Association of this city having been dsso
ved it is impossible to obtain the daily sales of Cotton
this market every dealer keeps his transactions private
The newspaper reports merely guess work, and
transmit nothing you but what believe be perfectly
reliable, compelled to conne reports to the
don of the Cotton market noting the advance and decline
when either occur.Chdriesom Courier Ietegaphic Cor
RESIN dent
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ANOTHER OF THE GOOD LADIES OF OUR CITY
TESTIFIES TO THE EFFICACY OF

DR.. MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.
New YORK, February 7, 1852
RS do hereby certify to the public, that child of mne
four years DID, being troubled with worms induced
purchase bottle of Dr. MLane's Celebrated Vernfuge
which administered and the result was it brought away
immense number of in punches and strings; many
had the appearance of being cut to pieces My child is
enjoying most excellent health take pleasure in
mendng it to both young and old, of the best med
cines ever used
MRS. ANN JEMISON, 50 Ninth street.
p S. The above valuable remedy, also DR.. M Lanes Gel
ebrated Liver Pills be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for and take
none but Dr. FLAMES Vermifuge All others, in compar
son, worthless
For sale by VIM H. LIPPiTT Wilmington c.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. \. C.-August, u

ARRIVED.
Aug 2l.-Brig E. Kinds, Boynton, from Bath, Me, to
Pierce and Dudley.
Schr Iowa. Davis from Hyde county, to MASTER with
and oats.
Schr Lookout, Gooding, from EdentOn, N c., to DeRos
set & Brown with corn.
Schr r. w. Brown, Coffin, from New York DeRosset &
Brown; with mdze.
steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stednan, from Fayetteville to
w. P. Elliott
22Steamer Henrietta, Allen, from White Hall, to Wes
sci s. Eers.
Br. Schr. Liberator, Aldrich from Liverpool, to D.
McRae & Co.; with sack salt, &c.
Aug 22-Schr. Express Gibbs, from Hyde County, to
Miles Costin; with oats
Schr. Col. Sattery, Stetson from New York. to T. c.
Worth; with mdze.
Steamer Chatham, McRae, from Faye ttevlle to T. c.
Il B. G. Worth.
Steamer Evergreen, Creel, from Fayetteville w H.
McRary Il Co.
Steamer Sum- Rush. from Fayetteville to JOS J. Lippit
Steamer Brothers, Williams, from Fayetteville, to John
Banks
23:Schr. Dixon Swinde, Douglass from Hyde county,
to VIM. A. Gwyer with corn
Schr Sarah Ann, Davis, from Beaufort, n. c. to Ellis &
Mitchell with
Aug. 23.Schr. Champion, Chadwick, from Shaotte to
A. H. VanBokkelen; with naval stores.
24-Br Schr ]. H. Johnson Abury from Nassau, N. P,
to T. C. Worth; with fruit.
CLEARED.
Aug. 22Brig Marcia, Morrison for Bath, Me- by ]. H.
Ckadbourn & Co.; with lumber and timber.
Steamer Fairy, Covert, for Fayetteville by J. E. Metts
2-Steamer Sum- Rush, for Fayetteville, by Jos. j. Lip
pitt
Steamer Brothers Williams for Fayetteville, John Banks
Aug. 24-Br Brig Active, Bell, for Hull, Eng by j. H.
Flanner: with turpentine.
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OUR BOOK BINDERY.

OUR Book-Bindery is now complete in every article lie
cesary to turn work handsome and substantial style
Mr. Phillip Heinsberger under whose charge Bndery is
placed, is master workman, and have doubt will
give satisfaction to customers People in this section
country have opportunity to procure binding with
little trouble and entirely with the public
whether the establishment shall be made
We have done part and look for the reward which
we hope to receive at the hands of generous public who
have heretofore literally paronzed from the time
location in Wilmington
Our Bndery is in the building Immediately South of the
Cape Fear Bank, Front Street Work may be left at
the Journal Office, or at the Bindery
FULTON Il PRICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25

755 e e. e.. 4 5o6 babs Northern white At 90 CENTS
A. ss !, ssfs aaIb Sii
5sS 81 a. $3.50 A 8 s SsRt;
and cargo FaiiF SS Om oes
full fui IS supply in store and denaas recev
ed and sold at 4 cents . cargo Of
a6G aG 0 ssasn gsp s $ g s
Peas are very and wanted ind there none in
I 1T FL d 10 bushe --R1cEIs Very and
none in store 80 casks am were brought In last Friday and
retailed from wharf at 4a cents y %.
HAYThe market continues to rule dull and we note full
supply in store Received this week $50 bales Northern and
Eastern make of which 46 bales Eastern sold at $@$l 10
and ITO do Northern retailed from wharf at u.s. 80 80 cts
81 fair quality Northern at so cents and 80 do Eastern
ing d 70 sn o SOc 2o bas market unod
LUABER-River-We are without sales to report IN TINS ar
3 at for oo for e
LouoRsTn Whsey we notice an advance of 2s cents
last weeks quotation and quote at 5000 cents gallon,
as in quantity and quality. See table
LIE-5O casks arrived Friday last, and iold at 81 10 y
cask Retailing from store at 81 %.
MoIssEs-There fair supply of CWbG in store, and we
refer to our table for prices as in quantity
PoTAToES-Some feet sweet potatoes brought ana
sell 81 80 y bushe Irish potatoes in demand and but
few in market See table for prices -.
freely during the week than for time past and we note
full supply in first hands The sales since last review reach
i2O 10 for Sides l0a cents for hog
round aud 2@I2t cents q ID. for hams The demand APP
be limited at above prices as retailers generally have
ate stock market with little demand Small sales from
store during the week quotations. in quantity and
quality. have no change to report in the
price of either n Western make and notice small sales
of the former at Il9l2 cents % 10. in bbls and kegs
PoRSale Friday last of 70 bb Northern Mess Pork at
% bbl Since then, however holders have advanced their
rates. and selling from store at $l5@$l6 % Dbl.
SALTSnce last review notice the arrival Of 22O0 sacks,
1900 of which had been sold to arrive 81 so sack the
balance has been stored and is selling at 81 60 81 90 u
sack in lots to suit Alum Salt Is in light supply but sufficient
SHINGLESAre in fair demand and notice but small
cells arriving Small sales of Common this week So q M.
SLAVES HEADINGNone of either article arrived since
review there is fair demand from buyers We
quote w o. Bbl Slaves at $40 q $25 for good article and
| $l2 % NJ. for Heading.
TnBER-Has been brought very sowlyor the week. and
little demand The sales only a RATS at
prices quoted in table.
FREGHTsNo change notice in coastwise rates, and
sells readily taken up arrival at quotations See
| table.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
August 24th. 1854

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT PILLS, certain Remedies for
Bad Legs Sores and Ulcers-Henry Read, of Brooklyn,
New York. (35) suffered for nearly eight years with very
bad leg it covered with of malignant char
acter and terribly swollen He had consulted number of
medical men who unanimous in their opinion, that
puation of the limb the only thing likely him,
and then his dubious his health
much shattered. The loss of limb this period
of life too great sacrifice and he refused admit
the operation He used Holoways Ointment and Pills for
nine weeks, and the leg is sound -!
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway 244 Strand
near Temple Bar London and all respectable Druggists and
Dealers in Medicines throughout the British Empire
OF the United States in Boxes at 374c Sc 81 SO each Whole
the Drug houses
e. ID. Sands New York A. o. BRADLEY Wilmington, n c.
@ There is Sderable saving by taking the largest sizes
N B. Directions the guidance of patients every disorder
affXe to each
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
STEAMER SPRAY FOR snIITHvILLE OITON.

STEAMER SPRAY FOR SnIITIIVILLE & OAITON.
Change of Schedule, Commencing Saturday, 22d
July.
zl%A STEAMER SPRAY, Capt IouN B. PRICE,
will ply between Wilmington and Smithville,
landing at Orion, as follows:
Leave Wilmington Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday afternoons, at o'clock and Saturday afternoons
o'clock
Leave Smithville Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday mornings, at O'clock.
aPassage One Dollar Children and Servants half price
FREIGHT at customary rates. Light Freight only ia
ken on Saturdays.
Apply to Captain on board,
A Ii. VANBOKKELEN,
June is, lS54-2f2tf-42-tf No. 5 South Wharves
Commercial conY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25

Any other than political associations do not appear to
thrive well among the negroes at the North A State
Council of colored men was held in Syracuse, N Y,
last Tuesday, for the purpose of establishing an in
dustrial College for colored youth The attendance
was so small that no business could be done that
evening. However, they re assembled next day and
passed resolutions to petition the Legislature to place
negroes on political footing with white men re-
commenting voters to give their surages to such as
would favor this object favoring Manual Labor
College and against separated schools for colOred
children and favorng caste, and lastly, in favor Of
an Agricultural Fair Having done all this the
bic gathering adjourned to meet at Rochester on
the 9th Of December.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
NEwE1L's PATENT SAFETY
Q

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
from the use of Burning Fluid, Canphene and other
Erosave Compounds used for the production of Light.
Feeders ALSO to Solar. Camphene Lamps Lanterns &c.
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosin Oil For
sale by c. s. d. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street, Will
mington n. G.
Having purchased the right for the State of n C., from
the Patentee, prepared to fill all Orders at short
All persons are cautioned against infringing upon
patent the law will be rgidy enforced against all often
ders.
G. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr
A. c. DICKINSON.
June Goth, 1854 245tt
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LEINAU,s AMERICAN FERT1LIzER,


Hear what Mr.. BARKESDALE, of Virginia. saws of
Leinau's American Fertilizer. Upon my Tobacco plants
your Fertilizer surpasses any thing used mean 20
try it my Wheat crop, this year, 1854. He purchased
364 Tons.
Hear what Messrs. PLUMLY s. NIELDS, of Whining
ton, Delaware, says We have received intelligence from
Farmers who have used Leinau American Fertilizer both
in Chester and Lancaster Counties whom we have
sold Leinaus American Fertilizer that equal to the best
CIuanO
Hear what DAVID FIELD, of Camden County says: |
used Lenaus American Fertilizer upon my Wheat Fields
and they exceed any wheat fields in my ighborhood
Hear what S, THOMPSON, Esq, of Chester County
says have used Leinaus American Fertilizer upon my
Wheat Crop, and the Wheat far superior to my other
fields where used Guano, Superphosphate and Barnyard
Manure.
$50 FARMERS, USE LEINAU'S AMERICAN FER
TILlZER.
CAN BE HAD :,i At HALE THE PRICE OF GUANO,
and is more LASTING and WILL NOT BURN the SEED.
R8- ONLY s25 A TON OF 2240 LBS. ga
Also, Fertilizer for FRUIT TREES and GRAPE VINES.
A REMEDY FOR THE PEACH WORM THE CIRCULIO
OF the PROPRIETOR, GEORGE A. LEINAU
No. 10 SOUTH FRONT Street.
Philadelphia, City. State of Pennsylvania.
Delivered free of Porerage at any wharf in the City
Aug. 25th. 1854 5l-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-08-25
June Goth, 1854
MOMAN,S RIGHTS.

1t is undenabe fact that the rights of Women; by
existing Laws unprotected and abused 1t has also
Gently been discovered that Women have right protect
their GLOSSY RINGLETs this can be DONE by using EG
sons american Hdu RGStOrutUe, for BALD
NESS and to prevent the Hair from Falling. See Ccu
lars to be had the Agents Price 90 in large Bottles
Sold by VIM. II. LIPPlTT, Druggist, Wilmington, n. Z.
August 18th 1854