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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-24
NnTICE 10 MILL. OwNERS.


T A & w NJ. CAMERON have formed CU-PART-
~ NERSHIP for the purpose of carrying on the MILL
WRIGHTING BUSINESS in all its branches, VIZ Saw
Crs Mills will be put up prncp pie used North
or South of any siZe with steam engines on
various principles Merchant Mills to be propelled by steam
power Bridge building, Railroad Iresselng &C.
will also be contracted for.
All work done by US guaranteed to give satisfaction
Thankful the liberal share of patronage heretofore re-
ceived and we hope merit a continuance OF tho same
Our address is Little Rock fish, Cumberland County N
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FOR SALE .

ia THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on Sec
ond street the late residence of Robert MAXWELL Esq
Lot sc 65 teet Two Story House, with all necessary out
D'"''' Nj. CRONLY, Broker & Auctionecr.
AUGUST 81, IS55.-[3O2-lt-52-tf
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ROCK SPRTNG U1HTET

{Eh11HA THE UNDERSIGNED having opened the house
II1 known the Rock Spring Hotel proposes keeping
of his country friends where they will be
provided for convenient the business part of the
town The house being repaired and ceansed, and
furnished with good beds
Good order must and shall be preserved Persons ntox
Gated will not be admitted and those who become after
admittance, will be requested to leave
Oct. 10--6-6m GEO. ALDERMAN
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age. Is
AYER'S CATHARCTIC PILLS.

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age is
AYERS CATHARCTIC PILLS.
TT'HEY don't HELP complaints, but they CURE them.
l. One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases Of Sorofua
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One Box always the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system from Boil
often less than does it.
Two Boxes have completely the of ulcers on
the legs
Small doses seldom fail to the Piles.
One dose cures the Headache arising from foul Stomach
body They should be given to children who are always
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
AS a gentle Physic they have equal.
One Box cures arrangement of the liver
Halt Box a Cold.
They purify the blood and thus strike foundation of
every disease.
AS Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world
They purely vegetable, and can do harm. bu do
accomplish an unaccountabe amount of good.
Price 70 cents per b0x-5 Boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by ,I Dr J c. AYER, Chemist, LoTel, Mass
IPPTT FIf and A BRADL 6usgs3s in e1ds
boro' by LUCAS MOORE and by all respectable Drug
gists in the South.
lust RECEIVhD.-IOO 600 lbs White Lead, Pure, Extra
and No. 1000 lbs Black Lead in Oil; 1,0OObs Ven
etian Red Oil 1000 lbs. Yellow Ochre, Oil; 25 bbls
Bake's Fire Proof Paint 40 bbs svors Plastic Paint
10 bbs. Lnsecd Oil bbls Lamp Oil 5 bbs. Common
OIL bbls Machinery Oil; 400 lbs. Chrome Green Dry
andin Oil; 200 bs Chrome Yellow, Dry, and in Oil.
wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
Nov. Druggist and Chemist.
I OO0 BOXES Window Glass. assorted sizes and
sUUO brands, fer sale at Manufacturers prices by
WIN. H. -!PPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
|OOO or. Sulph. Quinne 10 bbls Epson Salts; sask
AOO Cr Tartar; cask Sup Carb. Snda 30 lbs. Seid
ltz Mixture 10 lbs Rochelle Salts; so lbs. Gum Opum
so lbs Gum Guaiacum bbl Gum Camphor; 500 Black
Pepper 800 Alspice so lbs Calomel 50 lbs Nntmegs 25
lbs odd Potass so lbs Mace; 10 lbs Sulph Potass; LOG
lbs Rhubarb so lbs. Ipecac. . . -
For sale Wholesale and retail, by W. Il. LlPPIII, PI,.
/ Feb. % Druggist and Chemist
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NOTICE

IA THE Subscriber being desirou 60 West offers ga
iii for Sale his PLANTATION, lying in Onslow Coun- Z
containing 900 Acres 0 of which Cleared and under
good state of cultivation situated about II miles from
Jacksonve and about 10 miles from the and within
500 yards of the navgabe of New River where
sells load and be five hours The place healthy
and pleasant and is well adapted to the growth of Corn
Cotton and Potatoes and good land for Pea Nuts
the river The Plantation situated that would
answer for two families have recently purchased tract
OF lapd ad]ong which 3eE together Fish and oysters
buying such place will do well to visit this farm mmeda
tely, while there is a sample of the crops on it.
Terms made easy. Apply to
Aug. I5 lS56-50-tf o B. SANDERS.
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WANTING

WANTING,
aA FEW LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, FOR
"a which the very highest cash prices will be paid Sci
"a lers will do we'll to see u.s. as determined not
~ TO be exceed by nn1>-
Sampson Co., N. c., Sept. 18th, 1856 S-zm
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$40 REW ARD.

RN RUNAWAY from my plantation on the 23d ult ,
ny boy d An The said boy zsph i about
=1a wife at Gen. Waters plantation, (Shallotte)
Brunswick county where he is supposed to be lurking
will give the above reward for his delivery confinement
any Jail where can procure him. T. COWAN.
Oct. 10th, 1856. 6-tf
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HENRY BURKHI1IER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF
w and SEGAR Store Sign Of the Indian Chief MAR
KET street, second door above Water WILMNGToN, N. C
n All orders filled with despatch.
Dec. 7, lSj5.-lJ-ly.
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oils! OILS!!-Just Received fresh supply of Lin
~ seed, Train Lard, Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils. For sale by w. H. LIPPIfT, Druggist and Chemist
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I'll. HARBAUGA,

ATChITecT, Superintendent
Public Private Buildings.
LSO furnishes and puts up complete all kinds of CAST
n IRON RAILING FOR CEMETERIES, &c. Speci-
mems Of Patterns can be
PLANS FOR BUILDINGS drawn and sent to all parts
of the country Orders through the Post Office will receive
prompt attention.
Wilmington. n c., April 25.-34-ly.
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Beneath the fortressed churches domes,
Where stern in death sleeps Ivan's shade
Beside line of Monarchs' tombs;
Within the Acropols of Cars
At once their cradle and their grave,
Its trophies of Imperial wars,
Its ramparts strong to guard and save ;
Amidst its first and rude defence
Raised like bulwark 'ganst the tides,
To drive the bloody billows hence
That poured in surging, savage tribes;
Amidst the bristling towers, reared
Against the fanished Calmuck horde 81
Amidst its thousand temples spared
From blazing torch and ruthless sword;
Amidst its sacred 1elics old,
It's rocks of black and whitened stone
Its glit'ring mosques and spires of gold,
Its living tome of ages gone
From mountains ofembattled walls
To caverns deep and dungeons dread
The dying Monsrchs summons falls
And wakes the sumbers of the dead
The knel re-echoes thro' each chain
OF mountain wall to caverned plain,
And thro' the valeyed vaults again
Farewell! Farewell!
The Emperor sends to Moscow's tombs
Her sovereigns dead and sacred domes
His dying knel
And shrouded shades take up the sound
Through breaking vault and haunted ground
Farewell Farewell!
And bra8en shields of Rusic Cars
Resound Farewell!
And trophies Of Imperial wars
Farewell Farewell! Farewell!
And with the dismal burden swells
The chorous of thousand bells,
And thro' the spectral citadels
The Nonarch's parting knel
While deep again the Kremlin spires
Ring back the knell ere it expires
Along the dying lightnings wires
FAREWELL Farewell Farewell!
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A. r. MAYER, ,

IWfNkIER AND UEALEh IN
WLNES, BRANDIES, GINS. &C.. &c.,
NTOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public that he has just opened the store formerly
occupied by Dr. D. DuPre, Jr, Princess and Water
uy the above Dealers the genuine article would do
ScI N giving him a call
He also keeps constantly hand full stock Of Dome8-
jc Liquors, such IVh1Skey, Brandy and Gin.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


acknowledgements ordered to be continued the inside
charged 3 per square zach insertion after the first
Advertisements, upon which the number insertions is
not Marked will be continued until ordered out and charged
25 cents per square for each insertion after tho first
RNo advertisement, rejecting upon private character
can under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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Terms of subscriptions


,ns year. invariably in advance, 0o 0o
JIyhsn navnent is not made in advance, ...S w
hen LPySntion received for less than year
W snbcrbsr permitted discontinue his paper after the
mencement Of subscription year, till the expiration Oh
H subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the end OF
lar mnst pay up in full and give the propretors two
is notice otherwise the paper will be continued ana
Irad far according to the above terms.
81 Any person sending FIVE NEW sI6ScrbSrs aceomRa
MED with the advance subscription ($lz 0
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ered Letters containing money for this paper, at our
-isk. .4, ILL .L:. oesoo rr,s+ ho
,5jressed Cpost paid) to the proprietors.
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NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has been carrying on the MILL
i WRIGHT BUSINESS for many years, and wishes TO
inform Public of the fact that he will continue the same
Framing and Founding Steam Mills with Upright or Circu
lar Saws ALSO to Fixing Water Mills and Rice Mills which
will be put up various principles and on the most I'M %
warrants all work be equal to any other done North
South and also give entire satisfaction Il any OF
work should fail in principle and workmanship ne WI" rehA
the free of charge. l;
The Public will find it great saving to give him their
MS he will do all of his work in the shortest posi-
bic time Por information address the subscriber at
011l "l0'N' '' w. J. CAMERON,
Auc 90 Is56-526m* Millwright and Machnist
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am LAM STATIONED AT MAXWELL'S DEPOT,
a. 27 Miles from Wilmington, on the Wilmington and
81 Manchester Railroad, with pack of frsrate Track
~ Dogs and will attend to calls promptly, when not
otherwise engaged any distance near the Railroads. For
particulars address the subscriber at Green Swamp
p. o., N. T.. VIM. C MULtORD.
REFERENcEs- c. R. Council, Brunswick n. c.; j.
w Ander5 Bladen CO., N c. L. Mcmillan, Bladen CO.,
N. c.; H. H. Newkrk New Hanover co.. N. c.; Joel l..
Moore, New Hanover n. c.; Robt G. Braddy, Marion
s. C John w. OlfOrd Robson N c.; John A McRae,
Robson CO., N. G.
Aug. %, IS56.-52-6m weekly Herald nj
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NOTICE.
r HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Me IN
| the Hardware Business, in Wilmington, my son q E.
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted un
der the firm of J. M. ROBINSON & son. ,-,-
N'' WV j. NJ ROBINSON.
\Vlminuton Ian lst 1856
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LAW NOTICE.


NJ B. SMITH. BRUTZ CUTLAR.
NTESSRS. SMITH & CUTLAR Attorneys at Law, will
~ henceforh occupy office directly opposite the Court
House. in Wilmington and practice in copartnership in the
county of New Hanover
Mr. smith would inform oliont tho adjoining
ties that Mr. Guitar will act for him whilst absent on the
circuit and can always be found at the office.
T,,Iy 6---tf
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GIlmovng South, offers his PLANTATION for sale, r
situated in the county of Duplin two miles of Teachy
Depot the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad containing
Two Hundred and Eighty Acres with comfortable Dwell
LING and all the necessary Out Houses, and Well of
very good water. The Land is we'll adapted to Farming
Purposes There is about twenty-five cleared and
der good state of cultivation There is also the premi-
good rs Mill in good order For further particulars
apply to the subscriber the premises address him at
Teacy's P. O., Dupn Co.. N. c.
Sept. 5, l856-l-tf JOHH A NEWKlRK.
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Weekly Herald 8 nj
NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED.
aM THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR A
~ number of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN
u BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cash
Those having such property to dispose of will fnd it to
their advantage to the subscriber at Wilmington
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
To o-tb 1os6 43-tf
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The KrenaIln.

:.
The brilliant account of the Coronation scene Of
Alexander H. of Russia, written by the able
pondent of the London Times, and which we repub-
ished few days since, recalls 10 mind, though in a
different association, the following admirable descrip
t'on OF the Kremln, by J. E. Tue. II is taxed from
his poem of The Emperors farewell to Moscow"
written upon an incident in connection with the late
Emperor's death TIE poem at the time of it's publ.
cation created marked attention, and extensively
republshed throughout, the country. De Custene
says to see the Kremlin is worth visit to Russia,
while Madame de Stae describes Moscow the Rome
of the North
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THOs. B. CARR. NJ. ID. d. ID. 5.

PRACTICAL DENTIST Tor Lhe IaSI Ten
IssES@szz5sEA years, charges for
Zach 90
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate, $50 90
ditto on cold with artificial gums, $50 90
Ditto on Platina plate with artificial gums, $50 90
Inner or under ditto, each Is 90
natural, tpTsI 'n"' ''''l0' ~ 90
A fine gold filing warranted permanent 2 90
Do. and destroying the nerve, So to 90
Extracting tooth, so cts. to | 90
Best dentficeS and tooth brushes always hand Every
operation W0yanted give entire satisfaction Teeth in
serted Immediately after the extraction of the ang and
modelled after the gums have shrunken without additional
charge
Office on Markst-st., 2 doors below the Church
Wilmington, N c., April oath, 1854 l95-lm-31-u
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NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
n from tresspassing, in any manner, my lands IN
Columbus county, N. c. under the penalty OF the law
Sept 20, lS55-3-tf A. Z. DlChEN0ON-
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FOR SALE.

7NHAT NEW AND COMMODIOUS DWELLING and
/ LOT, fronting the Wilmington and Weldon Rail-
road known the Bonner lot This lot is situated in the
most eligible part of the town. either for family residence
or private Boarding House, for which la purpose it
used and with marked while occupied by the
late Mr. Bonner On this lot good Stables, excellent
Well of Water Coach House. Smeke House and every
that could be desired (Ths property at two
thirds valuation, is insured for s., ,500)
Also two LOTS in the upper part of the front
ing the Railroad, nearly East of the Brick Ware
house. and almost opposite the spot where the Atlantic and
n. c. Railroad ns the w. s. W r. K. These lots have
improvements them neatly walled in the fences
being newly painted, and offer inducements to purcha
sers.
Such of the above lots sold by the lst day
January 1857 will be rented out for year from tha
date. VIM PRlVETT.
GoldsbOro', Sept. 1856 Aft
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nIcCALEB & RUNTJNG.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
w CERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 81 NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington, N. C.
a Orders from the country will receive prompt attention
NIarch
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-03
FEMALE COLLEGE.

WE have received from some quarter, a
catalogue Of the officers and PUPILS Of the
YorkvilIe Female College. This Institution
seems TO be in a fourishing condition, rs
the long list of names will show; and the
published rules for the government Of the
College, course and character Of instruction,
dc, appears to us to be in excellent taste.
Why is il that we cannot have SUI, "a Col.
lege in Loncas,erl II only requires little
effort on the part Of our citizens, and u small
ontlay of funds. in return for which they
wiIlaftorwards be richly remunera,ed. Moth
ing conduees more TO the prosperity Of a
village, than the existence of good schools,
and IL our merchants and cilizens are fully
alive to their interests, they will look to th.s
matter. We may refer to The ulject again
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-03

The BrL.-Thc army appropriation
Till embraces aa aggregate VI some eleven
millions OF dollars ot appropriations, about
eight millions Of which are to he expcud.
ed in the slaveholding States, and
three millions in slaveholding States. II
not passed (and ut this moment it is ex
'remely questionable whether it can pos.
sibe become law, uutil after the Presidep
t'ai election at lcast,) every mechanic and
lahorer at every government arsenal. ar
mory, dc. must be discharged. as well rs
every officer and man in the service,
wherever he may be. In peeuuiary
point Of view, the North furnishing nine.
tenths Of the supplies Of all descriptions
for the military service of the United States
as : docs, IS vel! az nine, ,en.hs &C he
mechanics employed in that branch Of the {
public ser'ice,) is to be the great loser /;
not the South Washington Star.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-03
White Sulphur SPRINGS, AUG. ls.ls5G
Our Bank Again.

We are pleased 10 see, says the Sumter
Hafchmon, that our people are still alive
to, and feel the importance Of increased
banking facilities IN their midst. By a
notice on another column, it will be seen
that application will be made 10 the mex:
Legislature for n bank charter, or for a re.
ncwal of that which was forfeited.
The elements necessary to the success
OF this enterprise would seem OF more
prop'tious character at piesci than at
any preceding time, and those who are
most fully aroused to lis necessity seem t.
aPprehend but little difficulty. compare.
lively, IN getting the stock taken, if they
can secure the charter. We trust that
our citizens will 90 TO work in good ear.
nest in this matter. II can be but neccs
safy 10 convince our capitalists Of the
practicability Of the investment to induce
them u take hold. We presume ,La,
there can be but little difficulty in this
These new banks whose charters were
granted at the same time with our o wn.
are now in successful operation and pay
ing handsome dividends 10 their stock
holders; some Of their locations, too, being
far less favorable for prolitabeness than
this. This alone is arguiment almost As
strong rs could be produced shor, Of cx
pcr'men,al facts. Let each one, therefore.
do his duty, for Il bank we must have.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-03
AB0LlTIONISM.

He Carolina Times is making strenuous
efforts to maintain the truth and consistency
of an assertion inadc through its columns a
few weeks since, 10 the effect. that the South
WAS infested with more abolitionis,s u; heart.
than the people generally have any idea Of
J his broad assertion calculated rs ID was
10 startlc and offend the scnsibilities Of the
whole South, Was made in discussing the
relative merits Of the New York Herald and
thc Nc" York Day Book, the one broadly
advocating the principles of tho Black Re.
publican party, and the other eonfcsscdly
Southern in tone and sentiment We quote
the paragraph:
"The opinion ofthc Day Book IN receive
very little countcnance ia the South. and
especially in South Carolina. The readers
OF the New York Herald will continue 10
patronize it, without any regnrd TO the shift.
ing or abolition sentiments which NAV an.
pear in it's columns against the institutions
and people Of the South. The truth il. NC
have more Abplitioni,ts at heart residing in
The South than most people are awa.e of
Let them feel that they will be safe, ani
many that are now regarded good and true
friends of the South and her ins,j,utIon.
would be found not only constant reader,
and devoted patrons of the Herald, but ready
10 espouse its teachings and advocate ii,
principles, purely in opposition TO the at
present seeming prevailing sentiment of the
South"
The effect of this article among our one>
mics at the North, rs may well be supposed,
has been tremendous; they herald IL forth
as tho candid admission Of n leading South
Carolina Journal, and they claim that the
feeling of abclilionism can no longer lie re-
garded NJ sectional matter. This remark
of the Times has doKe more 10 encourage
the rabid and aggressive spirit Of our enc.
mics, than hundreds of stronger dcclama.
lions from the NoriiIera press. We, how
ever. do not quarrel with tho Times nd,
hitting It's statement TO be true, we say IL
was impoliiic; but on the score Of its char.
acter for independeney. the Times should of
course be excused for moving where offers
would not dare TO tread. The Charleston
Mer-nry. and other papers IN the State, have
pressed the Times for the proof whereon
its assertion was founded, but as yet no sat
ssfactory ,lucidaiion ofthe mystery has been
elected. The Times points them to circum-
stances conneeied with parties and elections
10 Missouri and elsewhere, for the ,ru,h Of
It's position; but one sentence 10 the fepIv
OF The Times when frat attacked bJ the
Mercury, proves very conclssirely TO cur
mind thrse scattering references. are 20
many snbt~fuges to draw attention from
i'ic It-stlig grounds upon wkkh his Hold
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-09-03
Communications,


Amer the many flatierIag solicitations that
have been rendered me. TO become candi.
date to represent this Qhe frs,) Congress.
sional District in the Federal Legislature, Il
would be m ahccta,ion Of indifference this,
do not feel, any longer TO Oppose them
and ! therefore, respectfully, announce my.
self as candidate for your sufIragcs, at the
next general election.
The space allowed to communications Of
this char icter in the columns Of a newspa.
per, will permit but brief expose Of the
principles by which my votes will be reuu.
lated, should IL be- your pleasure 10 commit
the responsible trust TO my care. Bat, as I
intend In very short time, 10 AJAX the ps:yi-
iege Of addressing yoa ia person, Il may be-
sufficient in this place, simply to Indicate tho
points TO lee elaborated hereafter; and ,hi., in
order thai they may be well considered, be-
fore the day upon which your 6nal iudg.
ment shall be passed.
ist That the States Of this Confederacy
are sovereign, aud entitled 10 equal rights,
under the constitution.
I'd That eneroaeh,Ie ents upon those rights
should be met BY determined resistance.
Sd. That the territories are the comma.
pvoperty OF all The States, nod opcn q. well