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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-11-10
l)rueS. Medicines. Paints, Oils, &c.

lust RECEIVkD-l0,OOO lbs. White Lead, Pure, Extra
and No 1000 lbs Black Lead in Oil 1000 lbs Ven
etan Red, in Oil 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre, in Oil; 25 bbs
Blake's Fire Proof Paint 30 bbls Svers Plastic Paint
10 bbls. Linsecd Oil bbs Lamp Oil; bbls. Common
Oil; bbs. Machinery Oil; 400 lbs; Chrome Green, Dry
and in Oil 200 't- Chrome Y, How, Dry, and in OIL
full assortment of PAINTS always hand and for sale,
wholesale and reail, by w. H. LIPP1TT,
Nov. Druggist and Chemist.
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FMay 18th, 1854

Coach and Carriage eManufactOry--ClIntOn, n. c.
GENo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
a citizens of Sampson county a1d public generally.
and his establishment full operation in all its vari
Gus branches: He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY, having purchased the rghtfor the
ty Sampson hopes by attention business
merit share public patronage He warrants all his work
the very best materials and should of it
months with usage either in workmanship
material it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing buy would do we'll to call and examine for them
he does not intend to be surpassed for STYLE ee
gqnce and durability.
Rs- REPAIRING done in the neatest manner at short
notice To- Mill Ink and GudgeonS, made and warranted
for ten years, for SO
MAY u '854-36-tf
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
Per Schrs. L. p. SMITH and ALBA, -
SOO LES. of Large Goldfish bbs Irish Potatoes ~
go ~ for cash at GEO. H. KELLEYS.
W. q NJ. RAIL ROAD.
r7EMP & BONHAM, Merchants and Distilles' at Jones
horo n c. are prepared for the purchasing Of ur-
penns at highest market price, either for Cash or Barter
Sept 7th, 1854 -- z-oCI-om
TuE gUBsCRIBERs FOREWARNS all persons from
hunting with Gun Dog, feeding penning stock, or
In any way upon any of Lands situated in
Baden County The law will be gldy enforced against all
offenders. n pP PEn .rrv -
CALVIN ]. DICKSON
Bladen co., N. c., Sept. 18th, 1854 2''Sr
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Mulberry Street, bwecn Front and, North Water
Streets, Wilmington n. c.
TNHE subscriber has hand large assortment A4E0
L of the latest styles of CARRIAGES of his A189
manufacture which be offers for sale at reduced prices
among which may befound-Rockaways and Coachees with
and without patent couplings, Dunam's Bugges. Wagons
Sulkes. c also all kinds of Harness Repairing done at
short notice, and in the best manner
Also Saddles Brdles Whips, Collars, Hames, Trunks,
Valices, Carpet Bags, &c
Purchasers will find their interest to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere Also, all kinds of Carriage
TRIM miDgs. ISAAC WELLS:
Wilmington Feb s. 1854. 22tf
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General Notices,

SIS REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 2Oth Iune -
II 1852, his negro woman, JENNY. JENNY is a n
very likely girl; rather light compected about IN
feet or inches hi and when spoken she rath- @
smiles. 1t is probable that she may be lurking in
Duplin Sampson Wayne counties near the line of the
there CIV
will give reward of SeventyFve Dollars for the return
bove named counties.
All letters upon the subject to be addressed to
Feb 8, '54-[22-tfl Monks P. o. Sampson CO.. N. G
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r. MYERS,
J. NJ. ROBIN son

\ TANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats Caps Umbrel
vi las and Walking Canes, of every description, whole
sale and retail North side Maret-street Wilmington, N
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-
A UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
4 2I9-tf Wilmington, N \.
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MILES COSTIN
s C. SMITH.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have removed their Of
l. fee the second story of the building formerly occu
ped by Telegraph Company where they prepared to
attend to all business in the Commission line.
All business entrusted to them will be puctuay attended
Han 20 1854
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D. c.. FREEMAN, GEO HOUSTON
FREEMAN & HOUSTON. Wilmington n. Co.
d. c. FREEMAN & co, New York.
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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NOTICE

THE SUBSCRIBER forewarns all persons from huntin
with gun or dogs, feeding penning stock, making
surveys choppng deacng of trees respassng i'll
way whatever, upon any Of his lands situated in tn
counties of New Hanover, Dupn, Onslow The Law vii
be rigdly enforced against all offenders.
JOHN JAMES.
New Hanover county, n. c., May 26, 1854 6mw*
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$40 REWARD.

AA THE Subscriber will give the above reward for th
"a apprehension and confinement in any Jail, go that
a. get him, his Negro GEORGE, who rl
- away from the subscriber the Sth inst Geore
was raised about 40 miles from Richmond Va. where
was sold to trader about four months Ht is ahor
20 years of age, very dark. " j. -" Ill.,
E,lizaheth Y c.. Oct Ii. 1854 81. IL II
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FOR SALE

"A FOR SALE. gass
EEL THE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE AND~N
LCT in Kenansvlle Dupn county, together with six acres
of Land The House is comfortable building. and good
water the premises
For further particulars, apply to JACOB DOLMER,
Co. SIT
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WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD,
THE subscriber having accepted the agency Of several
large establishments at the North which will furnish
him with no unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for,
egn domestic MARBLE of all qualities is prepared fill
all orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STO ONES-and
other article in the line the business reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, execu-
ted as we'll ae can be doEe either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required
March 10 lS54-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
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CO-PARTNE NERSHIP NOTICE.
n q ID. DuPRE, Wholesale and Retail Dr"gsis's
-. AND APoTHECARIEs Wilmington, e. oo.e
May 9th 1858. SOU
g T)UPRE D. DUPRE,
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40 FURPENTINE MAKERSI
IHE Subscriber having located himself at Black River
at the site known Beatty's Bridge is prepared
lurpentine delivered at his landing at Whining
ton prices, less the differ nee Of Freight
\, ~ JNO. S. JAMES.
9th. Ons u DC
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PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his PORTABLE STEAM
| / SAW MILL. The Mill is in perfect order, with 81
Circular Saw IS horse power Engine Refer Charles
Montague of Fayetteville, for quality of the Mill Terms
will be made accommodating. Apply to ..,-,,,-,,,
Wilmington \. c., Oct. 9th, 1854 S-tf
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Professional and Business Cards,

CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
y June II WILMINGTON, n.
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HARRELls STORE; New Hanover Co., n. c. Oct. 10, 81
WM. H. LPPITT, Esq Dear Sir 1T is with pleasure
state that have used your Specific for the of Dysene
ry Nahoea &c. and have found to produce the desired
effect in every used it, after the usual remedies have
failed, recommend it with confidence to the public.
Respectfull &c. !. 4. SEAvY NJ d,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26
rhc treaty wi Ii Japa "a

This treaty, il IL stated provides for the COM
taencenlent Of ftrads between the United States
and two, ports of Japan on the 25th Of March
next one year IRON the date it wes signed. The
Honolulu Friend says:
The treaty is in four languages. Engiish,Japan-
ese. Dutch and Chinese, and written on the pa.
per OF the country. which is similar to that used
IN China, and is signed by fOnr Princes Of large
provinces Of the Kingdom. The dignitaries who
we're present during the negotiations were men
of education and refinement of manner, conduct
ing themselves with marked dignity and propri-
ETY.. :.
On the part OF the Japanese commissioners it
was st first much insisted upon, that the United
States government should allow treaty stipuia-
ting that no American lady should ever visit Ja'
ran! So prepostcrotis demand was not coun'
teRanced, for amumeut, by the gallant commo
dore Perry.
The officers ofthe .Saratoga" report that they
saw no cattle, no sheep, no gcats,fno swine, bu
very good horses. They saw growing, crops 0
wheat, rice, cats. barley, milet and tobacco Tit
land was we'll cultivated. The Japanese have
sery good plow aud tanning machine. They ex
hibited very beautiful fire arms Of their own man
ufacture having match locks. Percussion mus
kets were also plentiful, and many other article
obtained through their limited trade with th
Dutch. III lfG w y itrf3 ~ @tt~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26
Earag,ed Cow.

Yesterday afternoon, % infdratsd COW broke
oose from Shadef's omnibus stables, beek Of
'Columbia street, and made tracks towards Broad.
|yry ike a streak OF Tightening, with her head
down and her tail up, the latter being sure prog
uosfic that ahe was mad. In Broadway she
pitched into Mr.. Burke, Of the New York Gen.
srul Rsii-road, probably mistaking him for a To-
conotixe, and pitched him about dozen yards,
happily without doing him much injury, After
performing this feat, she ran over little girl
iniurine her severely, andupon the landing, came
jn contact with man rolling a bale Of cotton.
Taiis q, and heads down, and away few man and
cotton, roiioR as II for wager, I'LL they reach.
ed dead heat, the river. The Russians never
had such powerful battering rams as that COW
or they would have taken SilestriS, sure, Ho'
ara esckst,.sk then took sfsncy TO bath. ant
pitched Into the Ohio, swan it as lightly ss
, wild duck,
The eeid water however, did no. cool her ar
dor, for her 6rst act upon arriving on the hosPi
table shoreof Kentuck, was to capsize an uncon
scious individual. Of the old school,; that is, h
was not fast enough to get og1 OF her way.
crowd had BY this time assembled, yariously arm
ed, and a general onsiaughter was made upon thi
Desperate cow. She resisted boldly, but he
race was run, the contents of q Kentucky rid
finished her mortal career, but she died gamt
with her. feet towards her foes. 44
SheE wss imported stock, Of the short-horne
Durhani breed. Her owner had brought her, wit
a quantiry of other stock, short time since ifoI
Eneland and had refused 300 for her.-C'n
cinnai Inquirer, l4ta. a .....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

BUFFALO, July 2l.--Tn consequence of rumors
of large number Of deaths from Cholera in the
Poor House, party of physicians and citizens
visited the House to-day and found condition Of
affairs most horrible. Within "a hours Is per-
sons, one Of which was insane, had died, and
four more were in collapsed state. The house
was found 30 filthy that the visitors could scarce
" enter it. All the inmates were in horrible
condition, being kept on insufficient food of bad
quality. Not only was the cholera thinning the
ranks of the poor inmates, but the scurvy also
prevailed among them, and several children hat
died from absolute starvation. These disclosures
have caused intense excitement. 0. VI
The health OF the city outside the Poor House
is good. ....
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Annexation OF the sandwich Islands

Nkw YoRK, Jolly 2o.-The New York Tribune's
special Washington correspondent states positive
ly that Commissioner Gregg has nearly conclud'
cd treaty annexing the Sandwich Islands to the
United States. The only unsettled question il
whether the Islunds will come in as Territory
or State. The. whole subject is kept aprofoun'
secret at Honolulu. a4-
The Franklin will undoubtedly not come off,
Her cargo is valued at million and a half dol
lars, principally French and German goods, ful
ly insured in England and the Continent.
A fire occurred at Astoria this morning at
o'clock, which destroyed Swans tavern, an
eight wooden houses, chiefly occupied BY poo
families.
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Rood % K66W NotAInR ReleelIen.

EOO4 Tor Know NOtnanH HeAeeVn'
A Worcester paper makes the following apPro-
pirate remarks relative to the recent conhagT. /.
ton In that city: Nh.sy-. 49,
J sWhen the flames ragged the hereest, what ma
tive American or Know Nothing was there who
felt any desire to scof at the sons OF Erin who
piled the axes, passed the water, and gave Their
broad shoulders to the heaviest burdens that cold
be put upon them, to- be borne to places q CON-
paratiye safsiyl And what son Of the Emerald
isle or other distant country was there that stop
ped to inquire whether the property he was saw
ing belonged to friend or foel Who that wit.
messed the prompt and energetic conduct Of the
Mayor upon that occasion, felt any the less re-
gard for him that he was Democratl And who
that saw a Governor at the brakes, or a clergy
man with axe or a bucket of water, that felt any
less regard for him that he was not a member o
his party or his churchl o. 'lsy .e
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Rrvenna. July IS, 1854. i
SINerin Snle.

ny virtue of writ Of ri Pa directed and delivered
Is from The Court Of Common Pleas, OF Portage county
Ohio have levied aud shall expose to sale al public ven
due .on the premises. ss. IA ss4.
on Saturday, the 26M day of August, nert,.
bate.n th. hours II tg O'Clock a. NJ, and O'Clock
Of said day the described lds and cnsments
Ohio and which also the county Porge and kLow
~ being village lot and the sOus half OF wi
id down IN the Plat Of Tappan's addition to TO the vii
aeo Of East IN the Portage county Rsc
an In execntion as the property ofGsorGe McKlwair
a she suit ofJohn CIunn. !. sSOt 30
Univ IN A. b isSs 4 III by W. fAfSHspSs pvpnt,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26
Mortality In BaltimOrc--Ficndish At
tack OnW omen.

BALrImoRE, July ls.-The deaths in this city
during the past week were 100. No cholera.
A German nnmed Weigherst, last night
threw lighted camphene lamp at his wife, burn.
ing her so severely that she cannot survive. This
afternoon. his wife and another woman were al
SO severely cut with the same instrument. The
perpetrator has been arrested. r.f' rar.-f-s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26

ACCIDENT AND DEATH-We learn that Mr.
Hedger, of Bracevile died on Thursday last
from the combined effects Of the heat and an ac
ciden,al blow from pole broken off a wagor
with which he was hauling in his hay. The at
tending physician, We have been informed, ex
pressed the opinion that the injury sustained from
the blow was not sufficient of itselfto have caus
ed death, and that the fatal result was attributa
BILE to the effects of the heat. Mr.. H. had com
planned during the day of being unweil.--T|am
bull Democrat.
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TMo-DAYs ONLY :
Matthias . cois'6I sse'uis sEhssafi'n
UNCLE TOMiSsCABIk!

isSS slasr Z ia-s DssffIon ssrailS q ss.n4s
EISs TAsAssAs PsrSSss in tks @bsf ssSVsrtsSs
-11a -.T .ssr irs4sr H-azsF,a - ~ ssss 80 "a
:. I .SssSS7a, SS;s - Asins Manager sss Trs-.
(. \; !; n..,' LssdsI u oIsSssss..
rHK company selected By the Proprietor from The prn
epal IN hs eoulifl, ~ all oads lhs lar
Kvst talented Of AS la the Uniep St-tss
Ihe great moral draina CAbIG, dfa-lIed
frOui HARRLET OEIc great work Of that hAns
Nav DhAMAllC fkhSLOA, altogether JiLsTehi' Anu
far Superior " tlaI previously performed IN una ,
Nisssed by the AmeTican publc Nh ne mVs'
yolnyse spprOpHte seeusTy, properties and nxiu
nnd = most talshted orghesiru. LII. 90 - =. :.
Tue viii given six acts, thirty seven soehss
a PAxvRAMh oy TER N MIssIssIPP RIVER, executed b
GrLIck great artist expressly for this exhibitions VIII D
BY plantation tie OhiV river where unsie Tom snDsIk
his Southern hVme aud following hlm down lns MS
ssppi New Orleans ying aec1rltsNiews ol alt Pvih.
the Voyages ia tue most agnihcent sH ~ " NJ
The Panorama Al0ne says The CleYenu LsaaTt No'A
"g0ing Inte 70 ses." -. ,
ne scenery also painted expressly for this sxhlon,
from the psIcf Of young sttst Mr. GULleK
ahdls worthy Of grsa. Tepu'saon. .,,. -, ,uo.,o
sLIong aid Interest eXeIng, As 10 hUd Inc auaehe
spell durg The entire representation, ahu proLouh,
by popular aulhoress heseh u b. Tie Only skA'
eusGtiy0 version Of her WORK ever pOu1eSu uPo
M Stage The press, before The sLlsud aeessslohs
the Panorama scenery were mdei WAS uhhhlmou
Its praise Of the performance ofhe drama % tls
hy. all classes, all deominnohs, tue Clergy ana
whoa witnessed the Perforhanee nave tSs su.so "
mor endorsed its moral endehey, ana 2ireh W ne "N"
their most disqualified approval.
UFAdmssiun o ulI parts OF tho pavilion, 20 cents
Ushers will be ia 10 eULduct ladies 10 e seat
Doors open at clock; performances 10 eommenee AZ
. o'clock. 2 -i.I COL. W. Il. FONLEhy Agent
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Sprtiul Aotitps.
Notice.,

Notice.
Tho public Schools. Of RavennG will coRmence on Mon
la, tho 18th ofAggust, next. f.
Miss Aspnwas eachcrs In the FeInR separtment Of The
High School X, ~, - =, ~,
Competent teachers will have charge OF me PRIMARY school
Titan f,r Scholars not .longIn o the district, per
Of IS weeks, s high School $500 in iie PriHsry $500
Gro. MEssINGEE)
S. A GiLLeTT, Board OF Efucat!on.
JonN II. EsBgRT> .-#.-.T
Ir1rg a
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

WILL be In attendance at his as follows. ... IL
Rayenna---Prentiss House, "Wednesday afternoon aHd
Thursday until4 O'Clock, P M Cd and Sd August
AkroI-Cobb's Exchange, Monday, lst August.
Cleveland House, Thursday and Friday 18th
A"V w. WarraUGsSill House, Monday, 7th of August.
Those afflicted with Chronic discusses OF the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys or Spleen, InfamUatons, Rheumatism, Asthna
Shortess M Breath difficulty obreahing Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities, Restcssess, Loss Of
apstite Constipation Derangement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swelngs, or any long standing dis
eases, are invited to Call.
M yoR CONSULTATION DIR. t. neither becds
bister nor Homapalhs he never uses Mercury
sec Antimony any other mineral as
he neither steans gives emetcs His the
ry differs from all others that have been adopted
but not more than his OF treatment He does not
make sick to make ws nor tea 70 ouia up agm, nor
Patients should mark we'll the dates given above.
Our entire time being engaged attendance must
strictly with published announcements. al ~. .
An unbiased opinion the probability of cure is a
ways given. Subjecng tho patient to no expense without
reasonable prospect Of 'aessssi ssssrss n-laa@ tE.
To continue hs promised variety we this month presen
the follow OF Fever sores, white sVengs
Lumbar and other abscesses have been reate
wit In the year. Tho are invariably effected b.
Internal detergent remedies for ipoisonous eaFacar
his ciass Of diseases particularly, take pleasure In con
asing the result with any or all other modes @ treatment
with the circumstances pubshed and at the 'am
time challenge ensnies to show that single tesmoil
or c0ared In the least esseta particular
0ss Of Mr. Toshaa Euerhart. Of plain tp WayHe Co.,
While crossing the lshmus from CALIFORNIA; In l'ecembt
So he was attacked w,t violent pain In the righ
eaOsed by exposure. THIS continued with sach severt
he could not soop, cha ge posture. without the uto
Ecaution Tile breathg short aud painful ad the efs
n cough excruatihg Al length, the side becan
eppnrhted and continued dischargink Large quantities
nutrid matter, supposed BY the arndGntto proceed from
Anastc ts.ame being ln.ssaea me asenasgs
Sss sssn ssand and NJ. fcsuss hssllh
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-26
Sale Of Real Estate.

TN of an order made the Probate Court of tue
county of PORTAGE the 10th day july s4 III cer
tain Petition for the sale Of real estates therein pending
wherein John Haymaker Guardian, Petitioner and his
su wards and others, respondents shall offer Tor sale a.
pabc auction on the premises on hs Ign DAY OIL AuguS ~
said coun VI being part lot No. o. beginning in the centel
Of the Cuyahoga Riveron the west line Of ssid lot htsee
ii deg: M chains So links; thence s. 28 deg f. % chains
25 links; thence ayersng the streams down to the place
beginning; onanng 24a and 30 rods OF land
inc nrerom about two acres heretofore sold IN Marvii
Kent Also one half in lot No 25 In said town be
ginning at point the south line of the road aiding IRON
Franklin Mills 10 Stow, III feet w. ofDe Ptysers line
running about 10 rods TO the south line Of lot e thence
along sad line 5rods thence 6 rods thence aong SAL
road S rods to the place " beginning
First piece appraised at S964OO.s .
Saeo,id So 094OU.
Terms of payment made known day Of sale,
l7I.Aw JOHN HAYMAKER. by
Ga h;a
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THOSE Book Cssss have arrived ~ Lass pleass ea And
ii see them, hey till pay ihb trouhls Il il ~ ~
nav syisf W.T. be hear next week; aso SO pictures Of OF
feeuI kinds Also qdahiy of LooknE GLASS plate hose
lime, by calling a. GEIFFIN BosEvIK,h n - .,.s