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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

COLD AGA1N.-With the unaccountable perverse-
ness which has marked the character of the present
season. and subjected the clerk of the weather TO de-
served censure, again presented with morn
ing which is calculated to carry us, in imagination,
at least, in search of Sir John Franklin. Our toes
are icices, and some peoples noses-of course not
ours-fountains, while every old and departing " i'd
fuedsa has taken a new lease of life The con-
sumption Of pocket handkerchief is awful
Under existing circumstances, must beg our
readers TO excuse the absence of anything funny .
in our columns The weather operates like wei
blanket We feel that to attempt joke would be
totally out of place 1t would be sporting with the
feelings of the community. The idea of laughter is
ridiculous and out of place Let us weep with those
that weep The French say that November is the
month wherein Englishmen hang and drown them
selves. For our own part, we shall never commit thu
folly of drowning ourselves in such cold weather.
II would he the death of us
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

At late trial in Lincoln, England, the court and
counsel had hard work 10 make witness speak loud
enough to be heard The lawyer became quite vexed,
when, upon calling another witness simple young
ostler, Now sir, said The counsel, in tone that
at any other time would have been denounced as
yug arly loud, g. hope shall have no difficulty
in making you speak up" g hope not, SIR was
shouted or beloved out by the witness, in tones
which almost shook the 5dilding, and would certain
ly have alarmed any timid nervous lady. How
dare you speak in that way, sir 2" said the counsel
" Please EUR, can't speak any LOUDER said the as
tonished witness, attempting TO speak Louder than he
fore, evidently thinking the fault to be in bis speak
ing too softly. 50 Pray, have you been drinking this
morning 2" shouted the COUNSEL who had now tho
roughly lost the last remnant of his temper Eyes
EUR" was the reply. "And what have you been
drinking z" Coffee EUR" "And what did you have
in your coffee sir o. shouted the exasperated coun-
sci. "a spune, EUR !" innocently shouted the wit
in his highest key amidst the of the whole
cOurt-ezeep'lng only the now thoroughly wild coun
court.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

o. We would respectfully suggest to the Editors
of Wing papers, that Mr.. Abraham Rencher is not
the candidate of the Democratic party for Governor
nor for anything else that we know Of and that all
their witticsms upon that gentleman are pretty much
thrown away. We make this suggestion because
they seem to be putting themselves to much unne-
cessary trouble in attacking Mr. Rencher, chiefly we
believe because they find it impossible TO make any
plausible showing against Mr. Bragg, who as the can
didate. The discovery of an inaccuracy in Mr..
Renchers address 10 the Convention seems to be the
staple of the Raleigh Regster-a verable God send
to that paper-which in addition to this herculean
feat, has also, perceive, accomplished the I'M
mense achievement of finding out the omission OF a
comma in Ole of The resolutions of the Convention,
as printed in the Standard. Its party cannot taii to
be deeply grateful to the Register for such immense
exertons, and the Editor thereof will no doubt re-
ceive service of plate, leather medal or some
other valuable token of respect and appreciation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

RETAINED AS COUNSEL Ex-senator Foote is retaine !
counsel for Col Watkins at San Francisco accused
ofneutrality violation by participating in the Walker
expedition That "Foote' should sustain oval.
ken" is measure exceedingly appropriate, and one
10 be upheld in toto
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

NORFOLK, April q. Peter Brown the runner q
the Farmers Bank committed suicide here to-day b
taking laudanum. Some family difficulty is said t
have been the cause of the rash aot
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-05-05

There are twenty four convicts at present in the
chain gang in Cincinnati.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
sTEA MBoA7 .;.;;...l!I:;ls .sE:;ls zEpHYR.

VsRIPS resumed 10 Smyrna, Dover, New Castle
Il Delaware City and Port Penn 3.
That swift and snbsisptiaI Steamboat, the Zephyr,
having been thoroughly o~sshauled during the winter
has resumed her trips between Philedep phla and the
above named places and Will continue ID les We Phlla.
delphia. every Tuesday, Thursday Ind Saturday
mornings, at o'clock returning ssesy Monday,
"Wednesday, aE1 Friday mornings, leaving Dono
Landing, at o clock, and Smyrna Landing at 81
o'clock touching at all intermediate PLACES both ways
Stages connected with this Line al delaware City.
for 81. Georges. Canlwells Bridge, and hiddetown
also, at Dover, for Camden Frederica, Milford and
Georgesown. t "a
Freight taken at low prices. Breakfasa and Dinner
on board. G. " VANDECRIFT, Captain.
March 9th 1853
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
WHOLESALE
EsOOk and Stationery EgOv7se

- IN NEW lOith.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No LOSSES
Make Il profitable 10 sell al very Low Prices
M ASON BROTHERS. % PARK Row, opposite the
w Aslor house New Ork, olcr one of the most ex
ensITe stocks and complete ssurments in the country of
bOOhS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only
Inc amount OF Goods in line purchased hv country
merchants Is usually quite small compared With their
oy goods hardware and other bills; and this verv cir
cumsance absolutely compels jobbers in the book bust
ness who sell on tme TO get larger roits in order 10
make up or the losses and expenses necessarily
lnVOlVed IN credit busliess nG small amounts II is
also easy Tor the merchant TO make arrangements to
buy his book bill for cash. though It might not be so
convenient for him to purchase his larger bills in this
way. w
These considerations have led us TO adopt IN our
business from this daIe, January, 1854 The following
principles VIZ: small profits. unrarying prices and
dtuayS cash. 0' -''
Being ourselves the sole publ shers of number of
the leading and most eTtenSiUclyseting School Books
IN the country, as well as works other Departments
our iaclliiies are unsurpassed.
Gail upon U.S. or send all order, and Judge for vour.
selyesI the saving you make by buying Of us for
cash Is worth while.
Oar location is very central, and easily found
Stand on the Astor House steps, and look straight for
ward across the corner of the Park and YOU cannot
avolc seeing our signs. Remember the name is
Peb s, 1854
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
VALUA BL Z + a. r Nh
AT PuhIsc Suia ~


E5m WILL offer at Public Sale. at tTempIeyrIle
kHiii Il Md, on SATURDAY, 10Th day of Anc,s
6lIk instant, the FARM called Edenbofe'. srtns ,ac
=. at keenes Road, on the line between Once
g. anne 8 and Caroline counties. 1t is within two and !
salf miles of Templevilie and is we'll situated Inr
store and Pubic Shop ami Hotel, heng lmmed;o,aI'
on Two great thoroughfires and dividing l,,es nT th
above Counties fhe Buildings are In good renoir an
ompIy sufficient foI the OF the farm Tho soI ~
well adapted to the growth oi Whemt Rye Corn AMI
Grlss aud Is In gOOd state Of Improvement II c,,
taIns from 215 10 300 ACRES; about 200 IS nsd i;
ssesr cultivation; the balance Is m WooJIenJ ~ r
Laheavy White, Black and Peach Oak and HiclO VI
T~ry Timber. There could be q suIIiciano W.
farm. " ''y ior the
For family residence ii is one Of the most des;h,
SITUATIONS IN that section. 1t CONVENIENT tn hnh
school Saw and Grist Mills and has the advon,aaa -
the Baltimore and Delaware Markets With Ss9oaIt ~
outlay oimoney to the improvement of the soil II I
soon double itself IN value ''u
TEX VS. Of Sale, are:-rhree hundred dollars ooL
or IN thirty days from day of sale aEt the baIanca
four equal instruments. of six twelve egbtee, III III
tweny-iour mon,hs. The purchaser givinS nota ;,t %
approved security Possession given on the Is dou y,
january next. 80 uuy oi
The Tenant upon the Farm will show the promises
TO any wishing TO purchase P'e"''SeS
A. S. GOODWIN. |
Aug. 9, Its.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
Men and BOYS Clothing

ENVERYB0DY should embrace this opportunity to
- buy Clothing ior Men aud Boys at GEOIiGL
CULINS CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. : n
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND STs rhIladeIp Ipbio
embracing chOIce OF the best, uos desirable ana
fashionable Dress and FrCck Coats. Hahn Cloth do
Linen Drilling do, Tweeds, etc, with great variety
OF BoYs CLOTHING, consisting Of Sack Coats Polka
Jackets. M0Rkey Jackets made of Tweed Linen
Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, kerseymere Doeskin, etc.
FURNISHING GooDs-Consi ling of Shirts Stocks
iandkerchiels etc. all Of which are ofTcre, aI ,be
LOWEST possible cash prices aud cheap as any other
ClOLbng Store in the UnIon
Parents who desire Boys COlhing, are earnestly IN
vled 10 examine the stock.
9r Country StOrekeepers can be accomm odated al
cry lew rates.
GEORGE CULIN,
S. l.. corner Market and Second sis
April IL, '5ily.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
DAYIS 4. CHIN

De0IeTS an Lamps, Lanterns d. CtanaelterS,
~ E'corner FOURF ant Cherry Streets, Phila
ueiPhIa having enlarged and improved their
Store and having the largest assortment of Lamps IN
rnladei pha they are prepared to furnish INt.
' OiL' 'CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID, ETHEREAL
'' olL' FliOSGENE GAS and LARD OIL Lamps, Ian
terms, OF all patterns Fancy Hoiel and Hall Lamns
Chandeliers, Glrandoles and Candelabras, and Britain
ma Lamps atthe Manufacturers lowest prices Class
Lamps by the package, at a small advance over Auc.
tion prices Being large MANUFACTURERS Of
Pine Ok, Burning Fluid, Ethereal OH, AIcohoI and
(he only true) Phosgene Gas they ran furnish these
articles at such prices that Merchants viii find n IN
Their advantage to buy Call before going eIsew hera
Il u you want bargains Also the Safety Fluid Lamp
iof saIe' [OcI.i2, l8j3,-ly
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
Farm ers. Atteuttou


LEINAU'S AMERICAN
FERrITlZER AND UPPER PHOSP ATE OF LIME
alAS No EQUALH
DREPARED expr SLY for WlIEAT and GRAIN
ofali kinds. CORN, POTATOES and GRASS, IS
suitthe for all soils One barrel issuicien for al,
Acre OI bIni far superior to GuanO, and at half its
price. can be had at So So per barre or S25 per ton
of 2zlO BIS Method Of using II, scatter Broadcast
aild narrO" m TO be had of ihe proprelor only.
GEO. A. LElRAU, PrOpr.
No. ~ South Front 81. phIadephia
Used successfully, by DR.. William w. Clarke, Of
Phiadelphia .ie0ree Graves, Esq, Mr.. Field OF Fox
Chase, p. Mr. EavId Of Monni Airy, MIR. Janny,
duck's County,. Mr.. Rhoads. Montgomery county,
MIR. Charles WUOd, Isaiah Wood q 3rol hers New
Jersey, Mr. BDudInoI OF Burlington CIIY, New Jersey
Mr.. Bond Of Salem, New Jersey. MT. Troutwlne,
Abingdon, Bucks County, PH., Mr. Trainer OF Dela.
ware County, AIessrs. ColemanH Kitchener oil Salem
"ouniy, New JeSsey. Mr.. blahafey Of Marietta, Pa
aud q host OF Farmers ia Delaware New Jersey
Pennsy lvania and elsewhere.
+ Farmers making Muck Hills will finI few barrels
invaluable. For FRUIT FREES,--which il will
greatly benefit by being scattered around after they
have been dug ab0nt-a light coating For Sale uny
by. GEO. A. LEINAU, Prop'r
No. 10 South Front st. Phil6delphia
". N.B.-The American Fertilizer has been used sac
sessiuiy IN the Islands of Bermuda and Barbndoes.
vi
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
ColOrcd VVindow Glass

w. MOWBRAY d CO.,
South " est corner Tenth and Hunter streets ,.,l
respectfully invite the attention of ,ierchaui, r.
s'a A"d others to The beautiful variety Uf work vro
1tssf AZ .leir e$L i9Is' menI consisting of
mtNboN GLASS. suitable Tor III pIes Saloons u,Ih.
nc u "a private bdiidiag;; Churched Oruamcl,l,i
o'aihed e ass TransOms and Side Lights for Yes.
tiDuea BIirO y, Piazza aud Staircase yyind,,ys :
Also Lead SSH and stained Glars Tor Churches
ocr?tnral tisures and Altar pieces accurately work
ell a TO osdcr and furnished Ia any parl of ihe In
ted suites ~ '
FtIcAel. enameleJ and matted decorative C6u,cl,
Window Gass executed Gothic and other arc,ircc
Iufa 81 les and Competent wOrkmen sen, 20 auv mar,
oi the n'oA Orders from distance prompt, an
sworeaI. 'r' ~
~. B.--An Agent wanted for this place. e..
1uiy 26, '54-3m. .....
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
TRIMMINGS

CONFECTIONERY AND ST4TklNApv
MRS. MARY A. ROBERTS takes this n,o,ia, =
4fI informing the Ladies of SMYRNA and v;,'I,'
that she has now hand new and hxtensi, @
ment Of TRIMMINGS cCnsIstlnp in mart o. Ii
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings CIoak Pai,orrs
Merlnoes Velvels Lace Goods KID Eloves u,a'dn'
&c. Aso good lot of CON NRECTI6NARV emaS )! "
Candies, Oranges. Lemons. de- She also keens cn 10
stantly on hand an assortment of STATiOT HDW
such as Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens. Ink Gc -
She would embrace this OF portunitv Of rSot',.ni,
her unfelgned thanks ohose whohay exIenJaI thni
patronage 10 her heretofore and o sollciiinr cnn
na,na INC same, promising that be will spare 40
d. MARY a. ROBERTS.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
Smyrna Machine sEaoD.

49, HE sGbscrlbers Reg leave 10 announce
-sszsssz TO the public, that they still con
Sz5AZz4Essss tlnue at their old stand in Commerce
c>.,,,,,,, Street, TO fit mp all kinds Of MILL and
y OOIllEk MACHINERY. having Lalhes, Drilling and
turning Machines by steam; 50 they are prepared n
turn and pore TO order MILL SPlNULES. SHAFTS
WHEELS, %. They manufacture superior Th-esh'
ing and WnnOwlng machines, warranted CORN
SlthLLkRS, which will shell $50 bushels per hour.
or from loco to 1900 per day and separates the cobs
from The grain Thev prepared to furnish FARM
ING UTENSILS Of all kinds Pease give them "a
call, and they VIII accommodate on reasonable terms
CLEGG, ELICIT & co.
Smyrna, march o. '54-iy
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
NYesGCOfts 81 REiaEer.

n JANUFAcTURER OF sash and Blinds, n f. corner Of
w Broad and Wallace streets, Philadelphia Con-
santy hand lar5e enl of Sash of all sizes
and thickness, II Guiding thick. with eeferal assor
ment OF Rolling Blinds, equal 10 anv thai can
always on hand. All orders by maIl or despaic6 will
receive prompt attention, and Goods delivered IN anv
part of the City or Districts, free of charge
Shipping or the California market supplied at the
shortest notice. huorch % IA o.,
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
hADING's PREMIUM 'HoRsE- -PowFR
CORN Shelter.

l. ing, of Washington City, the Copy Right for HI.
Patent Horse Power Corn Sheller, for the State o
Delaware, Eastern Shore Virginia and MARYLAND
Mould Mould respectfully inform the Farmers within said
Territory that they are now prepared furnish them
at The low price o Thirty five DOLLARS
rms Machine has taken the following Premiums tle
past season:-Ihe first premium with Medal at the
worlds Far IN New York city. The FIRST premium
al FAIR OF American Institute in New York civ ~
Irsi Premium at Far of the Franklin Institute Pbia.
dephia The lirs premium at following State Fairs.
New York, Michigan Ohio aud Indiana; besides at
ii score OF County FAIRS in different States
II shells Corn upon entirely different prinCinle
from The other Shelters. The machine seperntes ihe
cobs lrom the corr, thereby saving two hands in
aiAg II. IL shells 1000 bushels of Corn in one dav
employing iour horses and four men and II has Iv
employing SIX hotses and men, slleed much mnre
The subscribers do not deem it necessary 10 saw any
thing further in its recommendation beyond he f5l-
lowing certificates.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
Caution.

THE subscribers would hereby inform the publi,.
that no person persons authorised 10 sell Read
lngs Horse Power Corn Sheller, unless they sell in
our name and authorised Ivy u.s. within the terri.
tory above described; and all persons are hereby in
formed that we shall hold aSy persons liable 10 dam
age who either sell or offer for sale any machine
involving our patent or use any such machine unless
they purchase of or our authorised agents as we
have graz ted no shop rights And all ahop rights
granted by the paienee became null aud void at the
time purchased the copy right OF said territory
Al machines are warranted to give satisfaction
9-o.d, addressed to the subscribers at Delaware
City, Delaware, will receive prompt attention
E. J. HYDE & co.
Def. 90, 1853.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
Incornornted American

ENG FRIEND SOCIETY,"
Office Removed to S. L corner OF Spruce and Ya,e,
Streets, Philadelphia.
THE object ofthis Society is TO guard the Emigrant
L against fraud and deception; and to furnish Them
with situations, advice and relief 9 Free of Charge
Or The "American Emigrant Friend Societs's'
Office Is the ONLY INCORPORATED office in this Cty
and has connexion with any Intelligence or 90
called Emigrant Offices.
GEO. F. GORDON, Sec'y. VIC. CAIRNS SnDt
Best City Helps tobe found at this Office. Farmer
supplied with men and women. Contractors furnishe
with any number of men,
August TO- 1853. lly]
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
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Feb X, 4s54-5m
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
G.. b. ROGERS'
SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHoU,

SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
No. 20 Market Street, Ptskaae{pAsa.
n3=,-H M ANUFACruRER and Dealer in ali the
Uss4Ey w most approved Agricultural and Hor
S@@~@-zs ucultural implements; imported and Amer
can Field and Garden Seed, Frui Shade and Orna
mental Trees Guano, sup phos. Lime DC.
Inventor and Manufacturer Of the Cast Seel Extend
ing Point, Surface and SubsoI Ploughs
Manufacturer OF AmmOnIaled, Super Phosphate Of
Lime, Chemical Fertilizer, Bone Dust, and dealer in
Guano and Powdcretle, &c.
1ct 26 IS53-lv
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
Il "a "a 441.S 4aD d ~

CIesAat atr-rt, oslFeeu Tn.r. ANA tonrtn.
l''It@. lr".a.
O...'l., II. = FtKk-H, .. O,.o, aAi JAMIE.
IL LA'R' IA TdiilicirIt. nave .ca,ed .ie u.,,,, {,
"el' A.i"N" All popular hous iuf letni ear a.c
nrw prc?ae'. - ,ccJ ...loILt, guests M i nln.rr,n
10 any ia Ila citt.
Ia i"'.tt'1t al tlsS n1ls@ .eI,r 10 as,y olh.r
''ts 10 ' . ID" f'J-''. t' .NIrS; also la mos 4
81 me i1INs, tHH!c iiI"~s rUs. O,licc tnd the Ex
C'Se WfeTt j'1hI1dsSc- saTt all parts OF the eli
i''e ''ise I1'ius Jsti ii. "a tuOrOIgh r4palr and
'c" if.''!- ",.!f' va ,.i, al defn pr9vemrns
VIA aha Il'H 70 il" C".hioG. gucsIs Tho lub!os
"L. al All tlG1cS ~ q, wan the cst the marker
al - an nO.ilg silat ~ wanting, vn our pari 10
ha &c Lac rRANhLlN tru'y The Travellers tiome
f"ur patronage Ia. most respectfully solicited.
PARKER e. LAIRD.
July 25 81 .2rn
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
NOT lCE.

II AVlNG been informed by highly respectable gen
Yemen rom all paris OF the otale that the impress
SION was IN advertising my Font Hill Farm
iof SAFE, my ooJect was 70 accomplish someprvae end,
lar benefit and not really TO effect a sale
Influenced by TINS niormaiOn' take this method Of
anneuncng tothe pubic my serious and determined in
ention' WHICH WAS AND WHICH NOW Is to make sale Of
me uioresad Farm PERSONS having any desire to pur-
chase VIII pe Saished oy calling upon the Undersigned
0- N. B'--Prlce reasonable and terms ehsy.
DANIEL tIEMMINS.
Font Hill, near Smvna, march
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
BuExA VISTA, Dec. 2o,b. 1850

n, I602,
lnaVe witnessed win much satisfaction the working
III my barn, OF a new Corn Shelter put nm for NV in
specilOn by the Messrs. Reading the Paten,ees and
aHe no hesitation IN ing, thai II seems to me qreat
Iy superior TO any other have ever seen in use Us
Tins exhibited b, me employment of onv Ionr bnrse
AMI tour men; The cobs are separated by IL from lhe
gram, and The gram sct much less broken imam hy
-ihe others think II Il very great Improvement m
Smelling Corn. Join NJ GLAYTOV "
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30

WHOLESALE FPS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
M. 9, IVater street, Philadelphia.
HAVE for sale, low for cash,
35O boxes Herkimer Co. Cheese
100 tubs prime Goshen Batter
goo kegs and bills Penn. and Ohio Butter
$50 bbls aud kegs Lard
200 boxes Cogaie's a. kngsford pearl Starch
loo boxes roxe's pearl Starch
- $50 boxes CastIIe Soap
goo boxes Olive Soap
100 boxes cogaics Pale Soap ~
i25 cases flesh Olive Oil qis and pts
100000 German and Havana Segars
e5 600 lbs Sa Soda
Syicesin all varieties. ground and whole
pesrl Barley white Beans Sap Sago Cheese, -
Solif Peas Corn starch, Pine Apple do.
BakIns Powder Farpa, Scaled herring, Currnnis,
Chocolate Cocoa Brdna, Raisins, Soda, Sal@rnius,
Tie Yarn and LaSip Wick indigo, Nntmegs
Hemp and Canary Seed, kice Flour Coffce Ex-
Maccaron and Vermicillis tracts,
Lemon syrup. Mustard seed, etc.
April fsr54-Snl AgsT IS R tlIssal
Smyrna times., 1854-08-30
v L ~ IL. A ~ 3 S
DaguerreofVna Tsno,,,S

l2O Arch ST., one door below SIAth s0uih side PhlIa
PEkSoNS visiting The cIlvdurlng the approaching
lIoIlda sshouid call IN and obtain one or more Of
our superior Dag"erreOt! pes anG have them sci IN
PLAIN or Fancy Cases
The repnlaIan oi our sty Of Portraits is as hi.h
as any III Fhi ladelphla. and they ueredat a much
COST thus giving an equal chance Io obt',n a
good Picture OF the best materials Terms One Dol.
lar and upwards.
&TDaguerreOypes OF deceased friends or relatives
copied equal to the originals and Of the same size or
larger if desired.