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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-17

HEEs Ekk EDITORS Please inform The Ladies
Nl tn " &c ksss received the largest stock ro1 81
hsulAer u ., CollaSs 4xap S cents 70 17,oo; 0aep
Black isi kxssssls ~ sael thread LAess lAss ~
seslt a, ID ssiss Eoels cpssets, Rbboai, koire Al
siqas - ~ Rils rrirHfie6'. *ki6so s;
Aug. rs, l'sss.-dAv
T,1 THE RA1ARRS.
- steel plow.s deep tillefz.
Is expan.iing Nrrows,
n caeu and cob -rushsrs, little a1wn,
- pairs plztform scales,
100 ssaAge cutters md fllsfs,
Aiso Pitkins Osage O.-anSc ssed, t., ke.
At the ixrs0ultural IN 4esd 6tas IL 80
Avg. Is 1855. ). H. SULLIVAN 4 a
Shaving Hair CuSsing Rxsr11e11Y
naryS a
CHAHPOONTNG AGRkEABLY PERrOnuHD
~ The favOrite saloon Of GesEee Csbus = ~.
6lrset, below Pafsons's Bank, presents nev AH13..
lions 70 the citiscns Of Ksoksk. HAVING cS1ainSa
sssiseants in my business superior 10 any ev~h ~.
employs in this city, iavits Tie pasroaaes Of ~
q, cat hair nnre handsonsly, and sAampoun with
noe dsxterity than any barSsr In ~ Sta5e Tn
Composition chAllsngsd GEORGE OARUR
August -, lS55.-1yd&wsn
Union at tho 10aM6l0 01I110o0.
@ s. d. C. BILLINGS have rSihsi. tHeir
-. stocks Of Dry Goods and Grocsrisa, and ~ 6
foand At the old stand Of s. 8. Billpr, Ne "a Taia
Street, Keokuk. q -,
One Of the firm will spend his tine In tie Ias[
for The purpose Of watching the chances Tor buyin9
goods cheap, that they can ell them lover -
ever. We have now On had over hfty tAansaR
dollars worth Of goods, which will sell It ase1U
SIS. D. 9. BILLfNoa.
AuR H. 1055-dAv
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II FALL GOODS.
4 o4 JAlW9oM = CO

713o and III 4ain st., st. Iouis-
VxEa0 q receipt Of full as.ortments Of PLATA
w and 1Gilled Flannels, Sastinets. Black and
Fancy caSimerss, Dark and Medium style Prtan,
Brown I'D Blsachkd Auslins, Ac.
Iheee (bol1s were purchased PREVIOUS 10 rus Al
vA1e4t - ~ lMyits The attention VI the city and
S6a1sSy teAde.
KDDY, JAMESON, 4 co.
.ASIM6 n, lbsk-snaAw
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0aTgain9 In Real SDeato.
THE undsnisnsd viii sell the following property
1t very lew prices and on easy terms II sppliea-
A three story hasinsas house 20 by 80 feet in No
ehaaic's Block, on Main Street. Two lots on ths
corner Of Fourteenth and High Streets, with large
two story brick house, DOW occupied hotel, with
stable and wagon yard attached. Also one hundred
and sixty acres Of land being the southeast quarter
of section -, township No. TO- north range No. 8,
west, in Van Bnrsn county, near the road from Keo
kak to Fairfield, in the vicinity Of Rls..in' Grove.
August 10, 1855. diff
AlexanAerss .Relanicus.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR TONIC
WHAT u more desirable By the young than the
w lsxariaat locks Of yoeth and beautyr What
e more dreaded By the middle aged than gray hainy
Who that il old bat would avert badness which
can al be accomplished by using Alsxaaasr's Pc
lamicus universally ackhowledgsd TO b. the most
superior article for bsstifying the Hair, aad which
issqaally scacions ii Pssssving it natural health.
jon: =; ~" :. II -" '![si s. 21scHrLL CO.
g. Louis, Ao-, Pail Trade, lass.
soRAcs wsIrrsnoaE, Nes Ysv4.
nossRfa. wnrrshoRx, g r,.
JONI =. CADsBR,
=. 4 =. =. WU1TTEM0RE 4 CO.,
HEANUGACrURxRS asa Wholesale Dsaases in
IVA Hals, Cas-, Pun nd boansts, No. III Main
street, 1rst door aOrth Of the Bank Of Niasosri.
The suhseTiben once morn call the attention Of
their frsnAs and ell Who nc in want Of articles in
their line 70 tAsir large stock Of Goods, nAnafac-
tarsd expressly for the Western trads, and will re-
esivs, weekly, hy kxprsas all styles which sp-
pear In IL Eaeeasn narksts.
We ~ leavs 70 all altsHtion to oar large assert
ment Of Blk aud Satin Bonnets.
Frea our long sxDssisncc in trade, fifteen year,
in this city1 fsel confident, tnss the selection Of
Goods - 1919, b suissa ma .dApted particularly
70 ~ narhA I'D - respectfully solicit An q.
sainatisa u ear sesek, bsing detsTminsd TO o0sr
such iaducsusuts - will make il desirable 70 do
business With ne.
II. 1 r. B. WHTTTENORR CO.
N. B--Ths higAest market price paid, in essA, for
Purs and Psltriss.
81. Louis, August IA, 1855. din
re any GenylemAA
NIISHING . new Hat We have js.t received rer
w Express II dozen Soft Hats Of Superior sssl-
ity nj the .Great Western Rmporism."
d. HUMPHREY GAZE
19sS
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AaiA III 1egesa Water and First, KEUKUK, IA
NTno ALR Dsalen in Porsign and Domestic
AevtAGp,SiSeA n Axtsnsive stosk # Fall Win
t4eood04Ne AaviN ~ attention Of coantry dealers
AAns3 peAse tAings, ws have good stock Of
Asgy2k yhita, yellow, twillsd and plain Plan
- hardly Of plain and plaid Iinseys An
extSn4is1 sssogtment Of Prints, and Tnnmings Of all
81. i. fsss-v1y
- til 6Sock AolAsrs q The Keok M,
IL l414qA1t & M0scatine 3. =. &c.
MQ3lpk ~ hereby given, that In accordance with
~ The. sepditions Il the subscription for the lat
Disisian II add rad, the sssond ipstalnsnt Of 81
Rrss7t1xii! b. dus md payable Oct: 4th, 1855, II
III baking house Of ChArles Parsons Treasurer Ke
sh~k, q y IL undersigned, General Agent.
use J. X. HORNIsH,
Ceseral Agent K. NJ. p. : n r. K. Co.
Ee81.3 lS5k.--d&wtd
I4eeninT 0INy spd Mt Plsassat Observer espy.]
Askoo &1l0oouunanss Livery Stable.
-N38 oeahlA, sit1AAed q Third Street, bssxssn
- 81 0lapaean Btsssaa, u large and CON-
nodtops aad especially 1ttsd up end adApted for th<
hOlmfas - ~ o.aapigned ~ amply prepared 70
aecpmn4ate tAeir frien& ~ The public generally,
sonabk SAsn. They also keep Hosses BY the day,
". uABkRNAN,
Ksokuk, Oct. n, 1854. u
fanflY Carriage Ter sale.
Nv88 mbQQ3ber p1ers for sale very hne Family
u 0os1jage, Which hes never been run. will sell
sAanp ~ eeh. OF sxchaays lair terms for city
loA WI J. THOMPSON.
/ 2vzls.-A sEC 'sso1 g AZ, smI,;} e
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1nir Drssssog oaloOn.
aM eating dons according To physiogsony
- y - - peisciPles Of the CoiGeur's ART, and
sshg Performed in new and agreeable
x1es - assirs to ssjoy The luxury Of Tie Toilet
yhp9)AACeln8 p aiiee ny ssaosa, q Main 81 :,
IN - No Q1nerly occupied b. the Bank.
AsI 81. fe1S-ly CD. CABUs.
Ia 4U0M nsA's Aae fashisaabls Sill Haas 81
IN - lalsst spring as1 summer styles for sale
sAeap = HHMDONB' HAT EMPORIUM
April 1N3. Wy
610KUK EBMALR 0RNINAHY.
49, 1HE FALL TERN
~ ~ Kssknk Rsmals Seminary viii commence
~ - 4Cay HDptsabsr leah.
ASs. - j.. sWilliaas, Priscipal ard Teacher 81
1ngli1A 0s1an9 ~ Critisisn Of Iatellsetaal and
Moral Philosophy, -.
An. A. /. WflhAns, Teacher on Piano Forte 81
Of ~ xseneA IaaxuAes.
Nh Nary G. Haft, Teacher of the various hssueA-
- Of 2aths1Alio and Natural Sciescs Hiatory, II.
AA Jslis bsDsdict, Teacher in the Primary De-
poxtnnGnA
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= folIovs- mn ~. -
81 cash n,;c.s
50 hhds 4 n cr>.. e
IS bhls cI.,;s.N :
70 +" crushed 40 j
10 a loaf .uv.r /
$50 bass uv;,ns R;o .cE.. :
70 bbls s. n. meis.ss. !
IS N. o. and reho;l.S -. {
gar, j
so hf bbls and ko,. do i
$50 bis chev,ny tnb.1eo. +
~ " One cut c6evins ~ !
80 /" " /" smokinS a. 8
l0Oe1 reraiia And nrine;- /
% cigars. s
so boxes Cuba Six do )
340 packages G. P. linn. :
and Black Tea. !
$50 pkgs Soda SaleYrtus /
y boxes Babbitt's refined ,
saleratus.
50 casks s. c. Soda. !
800 rearns wrnp. uaper.
40 /" can do
Is " letter do
1000 barr g. A. Salt.
4zOO hhis kenavha A. .
400 boxes window eiass.
sssorted.
100 hxs tumb,ers tasks.
tars. h.
laS k..s cation VAN.
rs bales :. twine. /:
rs +" +" candlcv;ck,
80 i" j" batting.
10 " /" CARPET warn /,
700 dor buckets !. and : :
hoop.
$50 nest. tubs,
~ dos churns, ;
20 ." we'll buckets,
Is /" wire selves,
90 boxes clothes pins,
600 kegs assorted nails,
30 boxes tsllow candles,
IS g star do
| 40 +" common soap,
70 I" fancy do
lis kegs pure white lead,
~ " No. l do do
10 bbls hpssed oil,
10 bbls turpentine,
Is I" calcined plaster,
50 +" hydraulic cement
~ boxes blk ink,
20 :" starch,
| Also, the following in d
| $50 tons Iron, cmbrseir
OF Bar, Band, Hoop, r0us
oval, buggy tire, horae ~
~ tons pillow steel : r
r. bundles spring steel
| : tons cast steel, square
! tep German, Engiish
| loo piow wing, ASSOC
nails.
| 800 lbs. horse shoes /; IL
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A T the Boot - Shoe Eapsnua. Es- ss, Main
"A Street., . larye stsok If Boots anaBAass, bought
Of the mansfacturrrs il tie east, expssay fur the
retail trade Having had seven years expesissee in
the hnsiasss in Keokak, feel conkArat tkAE thp
goods will be found superior in style and quality 70
any stock in this naEket md when all have arrived
will surpass eli conpetition in extent Of variety
Cone ard sse-Do aAhn 10 LOOK At, non TROUBLE
~ Snow 0eoM. 8. A. DUKK-
August -, lS55.-dtf
Lands a0A CAty lists loS sale.
HAVING been requested By sundsy persons and
i i u sundry times 10 name the prices 1 would
take for NY lands aud lots in Iowa, take thia OPP
pors.nity To inforn tbs public in general Of the
pricss will take for the same. A list 10 here
unto ANNEXED
Nk& Of section s, township o.. range s.
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- Cara 90 th0 Ladies'
140 1oaAy FOR the season . large stock II Tsim-
IN LlAg 0oods in velvst--PiAin ard Shaded Col
laak 81 al widths Plush Shaded, Mos
1se41 (eirs Antique, watered Nbboaa, eOior and
o121neoe In great variety; dimps, ArAids Ac,;
'0s ~ Asselo" Tor children :: drSss:s; 800,
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Hardware ana Cutlery.
FALL. - ~

9 ". h. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
~ dters are In receipt Of mach the largest stock
which they have - yet ever displayed to the m<r-
saAss of Iews, Missouri and Illinois, to which they
-. attention. and guaranty to BE- at st. Louis prices
7 6spt. Z, A5S.-d
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3Vl6H q 6saaoss.-l 111 - - O.
ptica We QVouG I
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~ Extra copies Of the last issue Of the
WStkiJ Wing, in wrappers, for sale 1t this
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Massachusetts Nullifcation in England.

The London Ne1rs and LIE Pags hail with deligh
.he nulitcation act of the late Massachusetts Legis-
!ature The News has long leader on the personal
liberty bill, which was vetoed by Governor Gardner.
and passed over his head by the Legislatures Tt re-
ters to the Burns case and says:
"Ihe growing OF the storm has never ceased since
that pregnant cloud of last June lowered upon Mas
Sacnusetts and now the explosion of the tempest
seems TO De very near, for the revolutionary deed is
actually Done. Governor Gardner and Judge Loring
are really very much to be pitied They cannot
obey two contradictory laws of the Union and the
State they have TO make their choice between them
The moment of collision has arrived and is past'
The Neacs concludes by earnestly invoking Massa,.
tonately about Old Massachusetts and the " Pill
grim Fathers" [who, by the way had no sort of OBJ
Jecton to making slaves of black men, red men, or
any other color, and says:
Is Massachusetts ready to withdraw from the
Union, or to be declared excluded from it? If so she
may, we think, reasonably hope for the companion
ship of the best S,ates OF all that are neonled bv the
posterlty OF the Pilgrim fathers, and probably more
LIE Pays, though not as open in its advice as the
NeWS draws the same conclusion of the approaching
disruption OF the C0nfederacy from the notification
proceedings of Massachusetts, and expresses the same
appreciation CT the course OF the Massachusetts Leg
lSature.
Massachusetts is playing directly into the hands of
these foreign governments whose policy dictates a
dissolution OF the Union, and who have famed the
flames of abolition here, to bring about that very end
1t is possible that their Vaccinations NAV ere long be
crowned with success. Another Burns case would
bring the Federal Government and Massachusetts
tace to face, and the explosion, for which Great Brit
ain has so long and assiduously prepared the slow
match OF abolition, would occur, Within sight of
Bunker Hill, where the mother country received from
the audacous colonies her first check in arms she
would reap her rich revenge, and the cradle of Amer
lean liberty would become its grave,-RictnaOnd Dis
patch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20
A Difference,

The American Organ, the great newspaper leader
of KnowNothingism, holds this language in relation
to the smash up in the Philadelphia Council:
x Our friends must not be deceved-there has been
no secession of the North and Northwest from the
American party-none at all-but simply protest
by those states against certain portions of our plat
form, which negative the idea OF restoration of the
Missouri Compromise of 1920, and involving, as be;
fore stated, point of sectional policy-a naked
abstract right, of earthly value to either OF the
would adjust if agitation were suppressed"
# this is true, then Southern K1ow-Nothings are
still in alliance with the Infamous abotionist Henry
Wilson, and his horde of followers. Let Southern
men reflect upon this. The American Organ says
that there were no secession Of the North and North
west-that they only protested Hence you all
in fellowship with Wilson & Co, according to the
American Organ!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

AN IMPRoMPrU DoUcHE BATH.-The up-tran on
the Montgomery and West Point Road on the
ing of the Sd, stopped usual at franklin to take
in water After finishing a rather long drink, the
engine started, leaving the food-gate OF The tank
open the passengers sitting costly at the open win
dows of the cars were somewhat startled at seeing
fournch stream of water pouring in at the windows,
seratim, rather discomposing the sleepers, and
dampening the clothes and spirits Of all. One gem
tleman who quietly reposlng with his tee out OF
the windows got more than his share safely depos-
tied in his pantaloons, Maledctions not loud but
deep, were plentiful, and one sufferer wished to
know, if the.e would be any extra charge fer cold
! bath, that was not on the bill of fare.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20
SIOO REWARD.

70 July, 1885, IN negro ron man named LOUIS about
n feet inches high would weigh 100 to lou pounds
Nabout % years of age Had when he left, black
homespun sack-had black carpet-bag with him Sad
negro raised in Craven county, n c. and may be max
dence of his owner Mr. William Pugh Of Pitt coun-
ty, N. G: .o4-. - ma ~
his lodgment in any Jail in North South Carolina 50
can get him. FURNlfOLD ht1Gnk ,. 5k
Georgetown S c., July 9th. A-zm~. =
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TuOs. B. CARR, NJ. d. ID. ID. 5.

J
IEszsssz5zSa years, charges for
~11 --JT - ~ u '''9 ''' 5 90
IL, mic c+ of+oath on fine gold plate $50 90
Ditto on gold, with artificial gums, 10 w
Ditto on Platina plate, with artificial gums, 100 OO
..rsr i.olar ditto each IS 90
aIivo tooth that cannot be distinguished from the
4 fra rorj fjjipg ,,1yr0ntcd zor2aanpnt 90
I7 arI dastrovino the nerve So to 90
rvrr,gtS no q tooth so cts to | 90
B deufriccs and tooth brushes always on hand Every
raon ,r0yrantcd give entire satisfaction Teeth in
ecd Immediately after the extraction of the tangs and re-
modelled aer th3 gums have shrunken, without additional
Lmge.
Office on Market-st 2 doors below the Church.
Wilmington, N c., April oath, 1884 l9o-lm-34-t
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y4pECTOb or NAVAL STORES AND PROVIS-
IONS. Wilmington, n. G. The subscriber having been
yd Inspector Of Naval Stores and Provisions, in the
Of Wilmington at tho December Term Of the County
mrtot New Hanover County, will give prompt attention
all business in that line entrusted to him.
nss IS54-I6-tf N. r. BOURDEAUX.
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FOR, SALE.

H. A CONVENIENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
SH HOUSE, and also vacant lots adjoining the
lz.L Harnett street, in the Northern portion of the
town of Wilmington The House nearly and in good
ORDER having been recently painted. 1t is occupied by
good tenant, rent of 5000 per annum Thore is an
insurance of 900 the dwelling -sc in the N c. Mu-
tual Insurance Company.
For further particulars enquire of
Feb l7-24-tfl VIM H. LASPEYRE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20
NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE opening entirely new and beautiful stock
w Spring Goods, which offering at greater bar
gains than before known in this city and to which
respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Will
mngton and surrounding country.
Our stock ladies dress goods is complete. and of the
fashionable STYLE among which may be found Musns
Bareges DeLanes Tissues Chaly French Cam6EiGs and
icoes,together with full stock Of Housekeeping and
Plantation Goods, such Sheotng Shrtings Towengs
Cloths blue and white Spun Cotton, &c &c. Our stock
purchased since the recent decline prices for
nett cash. will be sold to cash buyers at very slight
advance on cost We would inform friends that still
adhere the price SYSTEM that willing to show
our Goods and that in do urge person to buy
from US beyond their pleasure - ,.
HEDRICK & RYAN,
Anri1 12-32-tf Market street.
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April l2.-32-tf.
LANn EOR. SALE. FOR CASH.

TINE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $40 of good TUR-
from South River, and two miles from good Still The
land has it 1000 boxes one year old and round pines
for 900 more Persons wishing to purchase would do well
to give me call. | also offer for sale, credit of six
menths one of fine MULES four old well broke
+ro1on harness &c w. A. MELVIN.
Cvnress Creek May 81, 1S55-39St
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NOTICE.

So TIE SUBSCRIBER desirous of changing his business oe5
z4-tor sale TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF as good y n ~
PENTNF LAND as there is in the State within three 10
four miles of the Cape Fear River and and halt mules
the Cape Fear Academy. There is on the place 1arm
sufficient for a common family, very good dwelling mousse
and ell necessary out-houses Also Grist and Saw MIL on
stream will be sold if desired and two teams OF hne
young mules in connection with the above Terms accom-
modang Apply the subscriber at Prospect Hall Baden
county, n. c.. JOHN >. WILLIS.
lr1ln. % 1SEE % QY,
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NOTICE.

ON TUESDAY, July 3Is 1855, the subscriber will be at
" the late residence of James NJ Finn, deceased in the
county OF New Hanover for the purpose of collecting the
given at the sale of the personal estate of said decea
ed and attending to other business connected with the
tate where those indebted to said estate whether by note
account, requested attend and make immediate
payment of the same, otherwise they will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection.
June I5.-- 4l-ts.l JAMES II. MEREDITH, Admir-.
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STRICKLANDSVILLE MALE SEMINARY.
HE Stockholders of Strckandsvie "A ale Seminary are
requested to at Strckandsve, on the zh OF Ju-
lv inst to transact important business.
y Inv fnIvS 4 SWf44st JACOB w. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils. &c.

TUST RECEIVED-1OO 900 lbs. White Lead, Pure, Extra
and No 900 lbs. Black Lead, Oil 1000 lbs. Ven
ean Red, in Oil; 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre Oil 25 bbls
Blakes Fire Proof Paint DO bbls Silvers Plastic Paint
10 bbls. Linseed Oil bbls. Lamp Oil; bbls Common
Oil bbs. Machinery Oil 400 lbs. Chrome Green, Dry
and in Oil 200 Ebs Chrome Yellow, Dry and in Oil.
full of PAINTS always hand and for sale,
wholesale and retail, by w H. LIPPITT,
Nov. Druggist and Chemist.
I 000 BOXES Window Glass, assorted sizes and
,OO brands, for sale at Manufacturers prices, by
VIM. H. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
O00 or Sulph. Quinins; 10 bbs. EPSON Salts cask
AOO Cr Tartar; casE Sup. Carb. Snda; so lbs Sed-
tz Mixture 10 lbs Rochelle Salts; SO lbs. Gum Opiuml;
so lbs. Gum Guaiacum bb. Gum Camphor; 500 Black
Pepper 300 Alspice; so lbs Calomel so lbs Numegs %
lbs Iodd Potass so lbs Mace 10 lbs Suph Potass 100
lbs Rhubarb so lbs. Ipecac.
For sale wholesale and retail, by w. II. LIPPlTT,
Feb %. Druggist and Chemist.
TUST RECEIVED FIR ON PHILADELPHIA
y l case Sulph. Qunine so ozs. Calomel
10 Sulph. and Acetate Morphene;
% oZs. Cinchonia; 3 ozs. Salarine
25 Blue Mass 10 ozs. Chloroform;
l9 bbls. EPSON Salts and choice collection of Chemi-
Gals from the laboratories Of Poms Weighman and Chas
Ellis. For sale cheap at G. & d DUPRE'S,
June I0l Drug and Chemical Store, Market-st
.OILS! OILS! Just Received fresh supply of Lin
" seed Train, Lard Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w. H. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist
JUST RECEIVED FROM BALTIMORE & PHlLA-
y DELPHlA. 25 bbls Sver Fire Proof Paint, all coors;
20 casks Spanish Brown 10 do Venetian Red do Yellow
June 10. Druggists s Chemists, Wilmington, n. c.
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w, H. NjCKOE.

rH0L LrSALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND FOR
IN WAEDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
srTH WATER STREET, doors below Market.
~ Particular attention paid to the sale of Naval Stores
ID rtier produce.
eF- Liberal advances made on consignment.
rilnmctnn. n C.. Nov. ID, ,53. 9-tf
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Coac6g301 CaTTiaco neutrality-suspicious., n. c.

CoaChganG Carriage Manufact actOry--ClintOn, NJ G.
ER2 BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
-3 citizens of Sampson county and pubile generaIy'
his Establishment is now in fun operation in all is ysFi7
branches. lie is prepared to put up the PAIENI Al
g ampson and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share public asonoge e wal warrants sbt al ,nv ms WORK Uf *
fail intveye months with fair usage, either in Workmanship
rmAJeraI, it will be repaired without charge Pe[souS %
Wishing to buv would do well to call and examine Tor them
selves he does not intend to be surpassed for style, Gle
ganct and durability. , -.
R8- REPAIRING done in the neatest manner az snor5
lOr ten years, for SO.
Clinton, May IL, I955-36-tK
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

=
TNIIE NEXT SESSION Of this Institution, which has now
been successful operation for fifteen years. will COM
lnence on WEDNESDAY, lst August.
The course study designed to be thorough and syste
matte, embracing everything necessary to solid and orna-
mental education.
It very important that pupils be present at the opening
of the session few days absence at the commencement OF
when the classes formed and new studies en-
tered upon may embarrass the pupils for weeks
Catalogues containing the course of study expenses &C.
will be forwarded application to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
N. c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-07-20

rE Subscriber has received the appointment of Inspector
I@NAVAL STORES, and solicits business from those
-.~, II in his line JAMES ]. BRYAN.
II- : Is53 OS-Iw-37-tf
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UIEIIA1E Il. LIPPITT,

,-v0LEsILI and LSefoH Druggist, and DeaI-r In
Paints Oils, Dye Stufs, Window Glass, Garden Seeds,
-' Patent Medicines &c &c. corner Of Front and
.rcets Immediately opposite SHAw's old stand, Viii
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