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TOWNSHIPS INDIAN VEGETABLE TOOTH ACHE AS0-
DYNE.
THETHElit he true that Is provided with
w infabe remedies Ills that flesh is heir to-
certain that of the distressing Gictions the
catalogue Of human suerngs may be speedily cdectu
ally relieved by harmless antilots.
rowSStEY's IOOTu@cHE 4EODYSE
Is liquid composed Of purely vegetable substances unmx
ed with acids posons of kind and unrvard
failing or the acute pains Of Tooth and
Gums 1t is Indian preparation, and the
is compounded purchased by the proprietor
Pswnee tribe of lnIaRs in the Platte country Missouri
The anodyne has been extensively tried BIS the FIRST fan
lilies in New Orleans and other cities South and West and
has been foun to be Immediately ami thoroughly eeacious
in oil other instances No other tootachs remedy ever
sent to the public has proved
7. il LOGAN Co.
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For FH Co,trss faeludinG ali Depa,4ments or Boot
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$50 L1MBDIS, G1LBERsoN co.
Just Received.
WHEELING MUSIC STORE

30. ii9 MIN 81,
ETNy nrNnF - HLiasyuil.a FCkNIrCEE STORE,
NJ HERE Ny h. found Tarrtv OF Boston and New York
w Pianos from ee firsrlass MAKERS among which
the celebrated JsHv1 w Vosr PaEo, with Damper
and Improved Scale stand in any climate
splendid assortment OF the popular CSrharts Patent
Melodeon and Reed orEHs superior and inish,
my own manufacture Prices from slO TO &l75.
All Of TiIeaSOS
purchase.
AS0a select assortment from beet Importers and Man
ufactrs, of Guitars, vions, AccordeOns unas Fffrs
Flutes, and every article wanted by the world Cfmusc
The subscriber hopes by studying the the people
and strict attention 10 business to merit their patronage
feII:y r. : T0iuN
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BY JOHNSON STEWART RUSR., N. d,
Eolr or Royal College of ysioidaS, yor Years
SeRiOr Paysicila Ia the london ROgds ERfrlaGFy
Uiss,ISSs or fbs Iudge.
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10 PAYER .RANUFACTURERS
BLEACHING Powders Ultra Marine Alum superior POUR
~ diner Wires, Petng Twine French Clay Soda Ash Sal
Soda Screen Plates Bed Plates Bed Plates, Ro Barr
Knives Cutters etc etc., prnshed order on 1hort
nG1ss' @pS oy LAMpp1S. suRpRsoN /. M
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The Wheeling Instrumental Mu-
sic Society

EETs every Monday evening, ~ O'clock the Leo
NJ ture Room Of the lutheran Church, chapins st. Cen.
HS nhGSIlnS pM4Ecu conau.,o, A HAMILTON PrSs,.
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f4Tsu. t and Time. cOpy |

TRUXAL'S SACRE5 IITfXTiS-
A Medicine for DysgeJisid alone
Mis- medicine Is in extensive and popular use In Western
= pennsylvania IttsPrcpared ny DR., Truxa Of Wash
inGton and has given relief undFeds Who have used
il, who spreading its fame far and wide
its efficacy in the above disease,
HR1- Price &I,OO
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z -clo-Partnerahinr,. Z,

B. MARSH has this day associated with him ~ T. Way
man, for the purpose Of transacng the Wholesale and
retail boot and Shoe business the old stand SIars
the firm of MARSH 4 WAYHAK
July lst, 1855 JuD
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WILDE6 BROYHEN,
NXyHoLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Miscellaneous,
w Medical, Theological and School Books Stationery,
Wall Paper and Window Blinds
Wholesale Dealers School Committees Teachers aud 9TH
supplied the lowest rates the BOOKSTORE corner
Main aud Union streets,
ans
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ehe 11IeeIirla 1nteIIiael11er,

Is PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-wEEELY AND WEEKLY, By
b e a II II Y 81 G O I.
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RALPH SrOSg, NJ. D.
JnSAs A MoTr, ". D.
CIECs KINGSLEY, 81. D.
wv. n. AUsTIS, N. D.
OHvILLK CrSOS, NJ. D.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
From California =.

New YORK, Nov. 29--The steamer Illinois arriv-
cd here TO day from California, with dates to the
5h.
The Illinois connected with the Sonora on the Pa
cfc side, which brought DOWN nearly 81 ,25OOOO.--
She left San Francisco on the evening of the 9TH
The sloop-o of war Saratoga left Aspinwall ON The
18th inst. for Norfolk, via Havana
The Illinois spoke the George Law GA November
Is, in latitude "a deg Sc min. longitude 70 deg 80
min.
The observation-disclosures received up to 10 o'clock
that day foot up Buchanan $4,000 Fillmore $500.
ature.
Nearly full returns in San Francisco give Buch.
anan 1OO over Fremont, and the latter nearly BOO
over Fillmore
The republican legislative ticket prevailed in San
francisco county, though the Buchanan electoral
ticket would probably have loo majority.
The vote In the city is much smaller than at the
State election last year. This is attributed to the
unavoidable absence of working politicians The cleo
ton passed off quietly.
Advices received BY telegraph on the day of The
steamers sailing state that fire was raging at Sa
cramento 10 the National Theatre block.
D. L. Wells, the republican candidate for sheriff o.
Anaoor county, was killed on the I'd by being thrown
from his carriage
The Indians in California were still FESTIVE. Gen
Costa had tight with party on the Klamath river
killing several Another party attacked the white,
near Bald mountain, killing many.
The adviees from Oregon, Washington, and the
Sandwich islands are unmportant
i The trigate independence sailed from Navigators
island previous TO the I'd of June
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

THE STANDARD.-For about half minute we felt
like saying something in reply to an article IN
the Standard OF Saturday, which reached to-day
but as we feel that possible good, but very proba
Bile evil might arise out of anything like squabblng
or the appearance of squabbling between members
of the same party we will do no such thing, but
merely call the Standards attention to the fact that
ii construes very natural expression of impatence
ON the part OF daily editors who could not get hold
of n copy of an important State Document, until it
had in measure grown cold, into attack upon
the State Printers and an arragnment of their
duct in the discharge Of duty concerning which the
Legislature and not the press is the iut ge. We
have also n ore than once taken exception 10 the
ceedingly small number of important documents or
dered TO be printed, from which contacted policy it
appears that it is next to impossible for the press to
obtain even glimpse at one half of the facts of
which it ought to be in possession 10 enable it to
spread before the soveregns just idea of what their
servants have done doing. This, trust,
will not be construed into attack upon the State
Printers The present Legislature, for the first have
nothing 10 do with it, and the last only pusues d
which appears to have been marked out for ii
by the example of its predecessors. Still the facts
are so, and we think ought not to be SO, and so
thinking, do all that lies in way to effect a
change. The fact is also so, that of document
conn unicard to the Legislature on Tuesday, copy
did not into hands until the Monday fol-
lowing, on which day al noon presented ii in fall
TO readers. We don't pretend to be saints by
any means, but only mortal men, and what mortal
editors are there who would not growl under these
circumstances The fact is that it would be wrong
to refuse ourselves the consolation of growing, since
ii is The only consolation have left likely tc
| receive. The mail between h,re and Raleig h-
the everything on the way of information from that
pont-seems to be under the control of the Crcum-
locution Ofice," and since can't get within hail
ing distance of the news, must lament its absence
We arraign nobody for not sending it to US within
week. That is their pre'ogativs Our privilege al
least, is to mourn our sad fate, like unto Poyphemus
&c eui lumen odemptum with his eye bored out.
| Vote of -C0lnn lefe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

VALUABLE LAND FOh SALE'
THE SUBSCRIBER is disposed to sell, and on reas0na
BILE and accommodating terms his possessions on NOUS
Creek, eight miles below Town He would sell the noe
but much prefers disposng ef only half interest Ana III
offering these very valuable lands to the public he IS
ted solely by the want of disposabe means to
of the time appropriate to attend to them. They
between eight and nine hundred acresabout one nan
land-marsh and swamp, the former pronounced oy cn
best judges equal to any on the river and the ae four
hlbted by drainage, is scarcely inferior They dra
and five feet. And now in Recommending these aIu L
the place in general the subscriber is convinced ma %
cannot say too much in commendaton OF them, anu r
together their possession would constitute the hne
prise any where to be met with In extent and ter bs
not exceeded by any other single body OF lana m
river, and in numerous other respects they possess
ger embraced by other, here elsewhere FS' IN ry
difference of character adapted to crops Of wei anu
culture-rice &c,-a very oceurance; rorv
their proximity to town (only eight mies) ana I rT
great convenience of their being the same side Oh Wv for
And superadded, their remarkabeness as Iane N.
all kinds OF stock (scarcey excelled in any part
country would render them in the highest degree
to stock farm which in many parts of the country
from market, exclusive and most Po in
business what then the advantage of such
the immediate vicinity of such market as this, piaGo
orally so barren of all such resources In conclusion
say to any here abroad, who liking tne @ and
fourishing ths) with the agricultural and soc com
business, the present opportunity affords the greats
bnation Of advantages any where to be tound upon
These lands entire side upwards OF nearly
the river with two good landings. The creek ea re
through the middle of the hands, answering as sed fol
vor for the culture of rice and when at seasons nv Of
this, applicable for milling, &c., with any quan.1 hun
press and other timber for saving. There are he
dred of the choice lands cleared and in sucI ady
that with little expense and time, they couo % dwelling
for crop the ensuing season There IS sS rchard
house and quarters for negroes ana aU beginning
| ~ff-' Wilmington ~ SI In
| Oct, 2lst, 1856 4o-ia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
ARE YOU SICKa

Thenyou can't be cured too Don't lay until your
complaint is ncurabe and then when it too late
Fourhs of all the diseases which people the chuchyards
might be cured by Ayers Catharctc Pills. if taken sea-
DON'T go dragging through the Spring faint sleepy
and stless, because your blood is loaded with bile Don't
the Headache, Heartburn, and their kindred disorder
because stomach is foul DON'T parade yourself around
the world covered with Pmples, Blotches, Ulcers, Sores
and all any of the uncea diseases of the skin because
your system wants cleaning Don't show yourself about
lean haggard all caved in because stomach and bow
els need strengthening into healthy action Ayers Pills SET
these things right surely quenches fire They
purify the body and BLOOD and restore their functions INTO
healthy activity which you feel quick they are
taken Theyare the great medical wonder OF TINS age
recognized by all who know their virtues. and many thou
ands know them Take the CHERRY PEcToRAL fer Cough,
and the for all arrangements requiring purga'SS
medicine. .l
Prepared by Dr. ]. G. AVER, Practical and Analytc"
Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Price Is cents per box-5 Boxes for 81 90: nm W.,
For sale in Wilmington, N c., by G. d. DUPkE W. wv
H. LIPPI'TT, and A. o. BRADLEY, Druggists; in Colds
boro by LUCAS s. MOORE and by all respectable Drug
gists in the South.
M
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.


no. There would appear to be very decided NOR
tality among the Know Nothing Organs, since the
election. in fact those established purely as Know
Nohing papers, never seemed to take root Papers
that had already attained strength were able 10
Withstand the blghting influence of this lsm' ana
still survive in spite of it. Perhaps the poorest at
tempt at metropolitan organ ever made by any par
IT, was made by the Know NothingS with the "Anaef-
;can Organ and Vespasian Ellis. Without ability
without common foresight, without any regard Tor
its own reputation. it loundered along in style I'M
worthy of county organ at back-wcods Court
house. 1t was not even deceny printed, and yet it
sunk thousands upon thousands. The Baltimore
American Democrat, after sinking some $4,000 for
its publishers, has gone down as it deserved 1t was
the organ of the Plug Ugly School Of poticians-the
SIung Shot Journal, we might call it.
Of course, newspapers of talent and respecablllty
went into this affair." but whether they added to Their
position by doing so is very questionable. One thing
is certain that out of the excitement sprnglpg from
the establishment of the KnowNothing order, there
has not arisen single journal of ability or influence
none of the new sprouts of the order in this State
rivaled the old organs established by the old Whig
party, while we candidly think that few II any, O
these old organs displayed much ability IN detenc'
of Sam as they had done in better days, and II
defence of an organization of which they were no
ashamed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
For the T0r1rnaI

MEssRs. EDITORS IL see by the Herald" of
Thursday. that that paper makes this proposition 10
the Democrats, in regard TO the coming Commiss-
toner's Fiction That the Know Nothlngs choose or
select three names, and the Democrats do the same
the other TO be chosen by placing two names in a
hat and the one drawn to be the 7th, which is the
number required. This, think, is the proposition
of the Herald. 1t has made it's proposition as a
6 Know Nothing" and perhaps thinks it all fair
but, the K. Ms have hal the full control of the
Town for the last two years. and have got the Town
heavily in debt ashley can, | think il no more
than right and just that the Democrats should select
the whole of the next Board and extricae the Town
from the embarrassing situation that Know Nothing
rule has placed her finances in think this is much
fairer proposition, and in fact as Democrats the on
ly one we should accept
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

CHICAGO, Nov 25.-The I.eavenworth Herald pub.
fishes correspondence between Gov. Geary and Mar
shall Donaldson, in which the latter expresses de-
termination to resign. The ST. Louis Democrat saws
that Donaldson has already resigned and lief, Lecomp
ton.
Governor Geary, after the refusal of Donaldson 10
re arrest Hays, Immediately despatched Col Titus
with six armed men, who captured the murderer and
brought him back 10 Lecompton. The prisoners
counsel applied to Judge Lecompte for writ of hab
corpus. Governor Geary had definitely suspended
the Lecompton trials
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
NOTICE,

NOTICE..
A PPLICATION will be made to the next General Assem-
n bly, of the State of North Carolina, to amend certain
claims of the Act Incorporating the Town of Skland
vile, also to Incorporate the Male School in said Town.
Now 18th. Colt -l2-St
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

GG-Congress meets to-day al Washington. The
Presidents Message is not here and therefore cannot
be communicated TO the press before it reaches by
ordinary course of mail, say on Tuesday night OF
Wednesday morning, when We will lay it promptly
before our readers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

New FREE STATE.-A census us con Guided,
shows the population of the territory of Minnesota
to be 10000, nearly sufficient TO ente her to two
Representatives. She will, no doubt, shortly be ap
plying for admission as State
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
From Kansas.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 27.-Later advices from Kansas
have been received which state that the reserve lands
in the vicinity Of Leavensworth were selling rapidly
at 1888 per acre. The best feeling prevailed, ami
the settlers claims were respected no one bidding
against them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

B5-The Newbern Express proposes to start a dai.
y issue, if sufficient encouragement be offered to war
rant the undertaking.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
Naval.

WASHINGTON Nov, 27.-The Sloop of war Fal.
mouth will he put in commission on The 1t of Jan
uary to relieve to sloop of war Germantown, of thu
Brazil squadron.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
TRUE DEMOCRAT
Another Bank DcfauIter.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. Is. One of the clerks in the
- Arcade Bank" of this city, has made tracks with
about $4,000 of the funds of that institution. His
sureties, however, are believed to be ample.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

UNITED STATES FUNDs.-From the statement oil
the Treasurer it appears that there was the oath
ult in the various repositories, and subject to draft
S22 3O4, 494 Sd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

New York, Nov. 27.-The Schooner Queen CT the
South, hence yesterday for Wilmington, North Caro-.
lima returned this morning, having been damaged in
collision with another schooner of the Highlands
of Neversink. The latter vessel sunk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
From Kansas,

o. Tennessee drove hogs are sell in the Western
Counties at 81 cents gross
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

o. The population of the Roman States is 8, loo
600.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

The Federal Court is in session here this week
His Honor Judge Wayne presiding Mr.. Dick, Dis
trict Attorney, and Mr.. Jones, Marshal, in atten.
dance. Cherry, atraigned for mail robbing. was
tried on Wednesday and acquitted. Other cases have
next. The Court it is thought, will not adjourn be-
fore Saturday.
Judge Wayne is distinguished as a presiding off
Ger by his courtesy, lmpartaIity and ability
raleigh Standard, 29M ult
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
Nov, 1856.

The Vote of North Carolina.---Completea and
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05
From Snnfn Fe,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 28.-The Santa Fe mail, wit
dates to the 25h of October, has arrived The Indian
in that region were quiet. Two engines were abou
to be put in operation in placer mining at Santa Fe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

The GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-We are pleased to
see that this able and lucid statement of domes
tic requirements and bold yet courteous assertion of
our position with reference to Federal relations is
attracting the attention and elictng the commenda.
ton of the press throughout the country to which its
merits so justly entitle it. 1t is indeed no common
document, but one eminently worthy of the State
and of the reputation of its first Executive officer,
exhibiting the characteristics of clear thought
and open and manly expression, which form SO mark
ed feature in Gov. Bragg's spoken efforts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

o. We would call the attention OF members of the
the Legislature to the remarks from the Pennsylya-
man, published in to-day's Journal. The measure
advocated WILL we trust, meet with the appreciation
of every patriot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

RS- Some persons amused themselves last
night and yesterday evening poisoning dogs. 1t
IS mol done by the authorities or their agents, and
may be found rather dangerous recreation if those
engaged in it are found out.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-05

thar nobody really find out what Legislature
is about. You can't get copy of any public report.
On Monday The Speaker of the Senate announced
the following committee 10 ake into consideration the
orciblc seizure Of the Slaves of Hon. John H. Wheel.
| or by citizens of Pennsylvania, 10 wit-Messrs.
| Hill, Cherry, oleman, Wilder and Dockery Mr..
Thomas of Jackson, introduced bill 10 incorpora
the North Carolina, Central Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road Company. Referred and ordered TO be printed
Mr.. Mills, of Rutherford, introduced bill TO divide
the State into eight judicial circuits Referred.
Mr. Holt introduced bill TO amend Section 5, {
and 7, of Chapter SO Revised Code.-[Reating tc
due bills, elcl MIR. Ramsay introduced bill to in
corporate the North Carolina and Virginia Railroad
Company Road to commence at Salisbury and ter
inmate on the Virginia and Tennessee line, consti
tuting the Northwestern Extension OF the Fayette
vile and Western R R., with which Wilmington
ought to connect if to do so she abandons all othe
Railroad projects1
, MIR. Houston introduced bill to increase the pa,
of witnesses and jurors in Dnpin county. Referred
In the House, little of any Importance was done O
public character. Some bills were introduced TO
new counties. The House Committee on Corpora
tons and Currency was increased to seven, and nov
consists of Messrs Hill of Halifax Settle, Caldwell
Meares, Outlaw, Davidson and Caldwell.
KILLED.-A man named Blizzard, of Fairfield Dis
tric South Carolina, was by the of tn
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad on the 18th
and injured much that he died shortly afterward
n The accident occurred near Charlotte Blizzard wa
intoxicated.
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W. fsncce.snr N tafs T. ,t, ~. $500
Naoo,i,e s,roo+s No,u o,oons - ~ na,a L., ~ I.
npIrCc cur rI,rrn vEnIC,r,.r $50, nIII,Tc.Tr
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal Extracts Fine Perfunery and
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENIS, phUdGlSIS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, French
and American WlNDOW-GLAsS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
SltfFs, etc.
DrnGsots fhFscan Country Merchants and Planters who
purchase Medicines Of best quality rely upon being suited
orders promptly attended to-
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