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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Guyy, AND CHIC co tfsios RAILROAD CoNraSf'f
s.er,t.ry'. Ofsce, .hc go. Iuyi1 1875
nIVIDEND NOTlCE.-Notice is hs.eoy gW sn
to ths -. ckhod.r. OF he GALENA AND az rive
IfSION X .ILROAD COMPANY that Oisreaa ~ rnrs
fFK CT Mt upo tn Sifal Stock OF said ~
f,At b.eu i.red BY tie sri o. Dueetos, ", ~
IS ia, q August Exchange on N-~ fofN ~ pa
bo j. re- .tcek a, the ose OF ou'ine" 0n '"' ~
of July. 1855 -, ,,...,...
DO er,d r 10 ~, W. D,,sc,.,. W NJ LARRABEE.
Dy "'oe' " VIC D-e secretary
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NoTiCC -WICUICAN SOUTH

NIvIDEND SIMULTANEOUSLY SOU
~ E.N AND .OETHsRN 'NDtANs hhhNy1sD
COMPANY TIE Bad Of Directo-s hive Tdls DAT 90
clued StrtApnr. DIVIDEND Of FIVE PsR trSI on .as
foil s,ock Ibis Company. oaya,e 70 Ss.Sxhohs.s % 80
.., The u. d.y ~ Ap.ost text The Transfer Books 20
oseS fr m the s-b july to tho dAy OF oa'ae2e-Se~
Vork. June 81. 1876. - . ..,r,r,c r-...,,.,
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LOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
LANDSCAPE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, i

III uocxr.Ars to~pslip MfdlesNx CO, ri ~
90. n sxcsleIt !sd So cxchanse r mpsoved city
-, cot, M KswYofs Jersey CITY or oroeklyn There
-. rs,s A. &c tuiidus., extensive aed good order,
I.,ssn. said~s and fruit Ia sbprds ~rhi nn,teen
~ NJ Yosk Access uniiuted b. r<rosh or stesmb7s'
si,, o-t desb,e res deuce tot sIy emo
Sesr susi. AprJ 20 JosFfH '" ALLEN' NO
Cfts, ct
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SaIre bn IaaeIlon
+ coLr0s. Aaeiienser
.AIE az R0SEWO0D

+ CoLros. Aae.ienser
A pNINIsTRATOR~ SALE Of ROSEWOOD
"A 40 N.Bo0AHY Plano R0Rrs g., TArEssrSi'
1H.Etei .sd ING.AiN CAN Ef, err ri siTIrsr =,
y col TON ali eel THrj DAY tTnu st' }. JiI ~ al
IS o'.'ocl at be No ~ Ne snans' sni '.
S. .ut :. IN. % . gprutue Of a. 1p-tpwB ga N ~
>, or~,f Il tb. A u'GIs,or The -.- 81 l''"1' Nv
P,.pos. r.s-'hi.- socd snd'S nan9s.t ~
m.dr ~ Il this e oue ~ 'neui o9 III
r. slsh see 81 L. ordrr Also st nc '.in- I'M
ere. Of Bis,s-. Ca so ysrS inarsu very n,s
ea-,td Chsr. al p.t,.rs Pr uch ists ana wa HH2's
Wsrrrubs; boo,:ss~s Dresyns 'uh rer SW-an.i a..
N,t,rees e. Feather Bee. Ros'rs suc Pilyws ngstnh
uirh al Ut 60 oozen oak black wsInt "a, Enne'
Chsus; Cosee Bedssaos s.eocdhsnd fufri'9,- &c %.
oese. well ob. Gocds most be removed ai' d'
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-24

Jersey Cit,, July q. 1855
DIvIDFND-The Board # Directors have
rms DAY declared DIVIDEND om the ,arnias. o,
az Csn,l a, FIVr p CENT fr to past SIN )NV,is
n IN the PREFERRED STOCK Of said Company pay 'p.s
y, he fhe representatives On ad al Ine
6rst Tusss, fh. nj of august next atfer onct Sery
90 az Phsds phs and vicinity at the ounce
OF Z y CLARK Co o.u -, &, c,ocvn
Tbr TRANSFER BOOKS OF ths STOCK viii be CLOSED
"'N '"e ~ Wv C)N0tT, Secretary.
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I EATAtR MANUFACTURERS BANK, New
IL Y.rs Jnn p 1886 ri dend Of FIVE 90 u" CS,
n ,hs Csrs ~il be .-id g the so k1yde" Oh -,
III, Friday sng The Transfer Books v,l o-ed ua'h
tLa o.y. b, orcsr Of the Bosfd. l. H. aSLi, |o'"'1.
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TOLEDO and ILL a-nS E.i nIu csxrASiEs
49, - nna,r tho lite OF TdE clLruJ, VA
Rssa Am WESTERN RAILROAD CIM ,A ~. ~
. ,.tnps on " August ne It, on TO III
,x, Bor A. 4 thee C. rsDes tuInoantlls
'") viii be p''" . WyIE.TEHoUsE. SON & doals0N.
No 81 WillsD - cHrn- o' tio~
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OrticE OF CoSTiSESTAL Insurance Co
V'HE Directors Of this Company have tina
j day cecInsed q sEMl-ANNUsL OlvlJEND OF s!ns
PR CFET, sno su EXTRA DIVIDEND OF ?OkrsEN
,rntst,yes on O. afer 18th ulu which time the
t,sns,er books are closed GEO T. H0PE, secretary.
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a saIH n,,O-CLEVFLAND CITY Wa
~ JVVtsVUVb TER LOAN sEvEN PEE CENy
W,eDe bs,ns fr al issues Of s,id Lean. on sale ~
DUNCAN SHERMAN 4 Co
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Daints. Oils. plnss. &r.

L1XTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Very pu burns bri.nS on spsrr, aud never
wich beIg tIee from guIa it 10 very Super tor
De1 biofry. Alec,
COBURN'S PURE TALLoW OIL, superior for bu,Hiss.
will and coide westher will outyesT the BEST spera on
Barnes so 10 40 gsllOus DULY agent
JOHN W QUINCY, No. 90 WIismst
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MiBrsIiQnTuus
pRAZIL WOODEN quintals BRAZIL
ID WOOD, lip bond ard duty paid) for s.le BY

ITO RECTIFIERS.-I important NOTICE.
i "A vel, superior Article Of GROUND CHARCOAL.
vhieh hiss been fully sld snccessfay tstel price SIC
per bu.h-l For ..le Al No 80 West st. Of Robason
s.cuId stony. Nee iork.
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SMALlEY q BABTLtTl, No "a Wallst,
y Note L,s s'oes Ccmm'.so' Broses-pager p~ysse
A. .nv Point In the United ard Canada collected sn6
..,ot,.,sS GEO G SMALLEy,
a. ALFRED w BtRrLETf.
safer.r,css Moses Taylor. ESQ. WIN y Asor, ESQ
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CCHOOLS and FAMILIES in want Of tirstclass
TFAcHFRS are puteo col.ut the Register kept at tho
AmEaICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, APP'eons Building.
No SAG Brt adv ay Newvork TEACHERS IN want OF stus
ops should call the Institute forward their eifeS 10
T. n. CHAPMAN SMITH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, e
HARTEnRn CONN
OF HARTFORD, cor

JANUARY l, 1856.
AS presented its Stockholders pill
with State laws of New York Ohio, Indiana Illinois
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28
NUMBER 249.

trial and appeal before impartial tribunals In
view of these facts and principles. the commit
tee recommend the adoption of the following
r9solutionS
ResolUed 1st., by the delegates Of the sew
eral annual Conference in General Conference
assembled that we Recommend the several
annual Conferences so to amend our General
Rule on Slavery as to read-The buying
selling, or holding human being as prop
Ierty.
ResoEved I'd, by the delegates of the several
annual Conferances in General Conference as
lsembled, that the following be and hereby is
substituted in the place of the present seventh
Ichapter of our book of discipline, to wit:
What shall be done for the Extirpation of
the evil of Slavery?
Ans. l. We declare we are as much as ever
convinced of the great evil of Slavery We
believe that all men, by nature, have an equal
right to Freedom, and that no man has a moral
right to hold a fellow being as property. There
fore, no Shareholder shall be eligible to mem
bership in our Church hereafter, where eman-
cipation can be effected without injury to the
slave: But, inasmuch as persons may be
brought into the legal relation of shareholders,
involuntarily, or voluntarily, by purchasing
slaves in order to free them. therefore the
iCSdA SudIl uoG UG COISIO6T0O,
of ITSELF sufficient to exclude person who
may thus, sustain it, from the fellowship of
the Church.
Ans. 2. Whenever member of our; Church
by any means, becomes the owner of slave
it shall be the duty of the preacher in charge
to call together committee, of at least three
members, who shall investigate the case and
determine the time in which such slaves shall
be free; and on his refusal or neglect to abide
by the decision of said committee, he shall be
dealt with as in case of immortality
Ans. g. 1t shall be the duty of all our mem
bers and probationers, who may sustain the
legal relation of Shareholder, to teach their
servants to read the Word of God, to allow
them to attend the public worship of God, on
our regular days of Divine service; to potect
them in the observance of the duties of the
Conjugal and Parently relation: to give them
such compensation for their services as may
under the circumstances, be just and equal; to
make such provisions as may legally practica-
bic, to prevent them and their posterity iSom
passing into perpetual slavery, and to treat
them in all respects, as required by the law,of
ove.
Ans. 4. 1t shall be the duty of our preach
ers prudently to enforce the above rules.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
M. RAYMOND, Chairman
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- 81 ,O5 4.3Sb II
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims Losses and OF due S176 s2 "a
The ua Company iB the
satisfactory condition of large increase in Cash Assets for
further their polioies investments be-
the minimum market value at the time
depression ndard of They either
paying stock good valuable and clean
vestments yielding moderate interest and income The
the Assets have been valued being
GOLD AT INTEREST Besides this sodty the Ompany calls
security derives rdm its
through having the
presenting united phalanx of ExPERIEScED UNDERwR-
which worked for thirty years. the happest
and claimants for ossesand enables
year 1896 with greater prestige FIR future use
reached really NATloNA In
suran Corporation.
All business attended to with cespateh an 11ellsy
ianJ0-tf ALLEN @. HALLOCK, Agent.
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TENYEYN sORENsON

wEoLEaALE DEALERS GRoCERIEs AND LIQUORS. OokNEh
WATER EVANSVILLE, md
yWNHE this day formed ior
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery ana Erauosr
business Eayng succeeded the business OF Messrs All
Ho wes their stock and made additions to make
shall be able TO offer as good
no CASH as any house in Evansville OF any city IN the
West. S6PENSON
uan3 S-oOIN-----o
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BELL HANGER,

RELL
IOcK AND GUN 81 ITH.
ToBBING such as repairing Umbrellas, Parasols' mend
~ ing Brass mounting oA JAMES SPALDING,
..oeu Corner Fourth and Main streets
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WM. X. NTcGK "

"
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once in the Crescent City Bank Building: -.
~ ~ esSs y my25
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

rTNHE subscriber taken the above house, ana mas
entirely retted and refurnished 1t, aad is prepared
20 entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable oy
Mr. Peter Burke and has agOodstoek OF car
4riages to let. o.s
The tableis large clean and WE'LL ocated and good
hesersare in constant attendance. Parcularatehhon
NO and in all respects the public, Ia lind the Sher-
.xood Hansa good Hotel. fiys-tfl ]. A. BYERS.
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BBLS No Plaster Paris in and for sale by
%SD mh26 Z. Fl. COOK g. SON.
n nRPS ~ ) m. " STONE MAsnNs

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
lHE Commissioners of the county of
will clock A NJ, Thursday the 1st day of May
receive and consider seated proposals for building
STONE ABUFMENTs, over Pigeon Creek near
Codys Mill specifications of the proposed work.
examined the office of the undersigned by
desirous of bidding for said job.
mh22-tt WILLIAM H. WALKER. A. V. @.
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BUSINESS GHANCEn

HAVE seld my stock of Groceries to Mesrs T. Cook
Son. who will continue the business at NV old stand
which Ihave rented to them for years They will also
with it their business Family Groceries
and Produce hope my friends aud call
In retiring present business return
sincere friends their
yery liberal patronage what still more desirable in
business their general punetuay in material
be found at the office Of GEO. FOSTER Co
(of which firm memberl, and will give the business
that house my personal attention. and wheEe shall be
pleased to my friends.
ian2s-tf NJ W. FOSTER.
.STOB 1CCO.-Five Lump cheap 70 close eonsignment
II dees GEO. FOSTER d co
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LOUISVILLE.

FEED & AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WaNdsAEE g. co.
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
1fl aud Garden implements Moving Reapng and Thresh
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &o sic Main
street opposite Bank OF Louisville, Louisville, KY
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The name of the Corporation is 1EPNA INSURANCE
COMPANY located at Hartford ConneeticEt.
ASSETS
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N XEs.-Colins LipBeneotts and Manns casks trace
mb2I 20 WALDKIRCH.
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6SHOB THREAD.-1 case rec'a TO- aey sate Dy
! - APPS JAMES Low & co.
41S Main ,Louisyilee. XIV
TENRIMAIINGs.-lOca Silk Fringei 10 silk
! apps JAMES Low & co.
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FAX N EDk SALEs
VWNH having determined Califor
MIA offers the Farm which he resides
situated on the leading Evansville Mt Vernon
in Perry wnship containing Said land
prised Of three tracts all we'll improved and supplied with
and in healthy of the county of
wishing purchase the whole of
said Farm by application the under
signed upon the premises. Title indisputahle.
apIO-Iwd3mw THOMAS KNIGHT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-02
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA.
AR RJVET


April 26Sehr Lady of the Ocean, Tibbetts, from Pro
violence, R. l., in ballast, to Master
Steamer James R. Grist, Williams, from Fayetteville, to
j. S. Banks.
27-schr Margaret Y Davis, Robinson, from Boston,
O.. w. Davis; with mdze.
Brig Tornado McCarty, from New York. to T. c. Worth;
with mdze.
Schr Magellan Cloud, Sargent from Mystic Ct in
ballast, to J. & d. McRae & Co.
Schr. Wave, Davis, from Hyde county, to w. II Nc
Rary & Co.; with corn, oats and peas.
April 26--steamer Magnolia, Sedman, from Fayette-
vile, to Lutterloh & Elliott.
April 29-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Barber from Fay
etteville to Lutterloh & Elliott
April 3O-Brig Reuben Carver, Barry from Philadelphia
to Russell Bro; with mdze.
Schr. Henry Mutt Garwood, from Cearleson to George
Harriss.
Br Barque Ringdove, Robeson from Ship Harbor Miss
for Cork and market-to Geo Harrss. The r. is laden
with lumber and TIMBER and has been ashore Fr ing Pan
Shoals, where she lay humping heavily for 50 hours
towed off by tug Mariner and brought outside the
Bar where she lies and will have to be ghered before
she come in making but little water.
April 26--Schr Laura Jane Young, for Boston,by T. c.
Worth with naval stores.
April 29-Schr Rboda & Beulah Sharpe for Phadel-
phia, by T. G. Worth with naval stores, lumber, DC.
Br Brig Queen of the West Kinny for Halifax, n. S..
by J. q D. McRae Co; with naval stores and Lumber
with naval stores, &c
Steamer James R. Grist, Williams for Fayetteville by
}. S. Banks.
Steamer Magnolia, stednan for Fayetteville, by Lutor-
lob & Elliott
April 3O-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Barber for Fayete-
vile, by Lutterloh & Elliott.
May l.-Schr. Emma Furbi h. Kendall, for New London,
Ct, by s. McRae & Co. with lumber.
Schr H. Chadbourn Wainrght, for Boston, by J. H.
Chadbourn Co.; with naval stores and lumber
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-02
dull. Sells from store in the

is in moderate stock and also dull Sells from store in the
small way at d cents 93 ID.
HAYNo receipts saes and the market is almost If not
entirely bare of Eastern. good article of either quality
would sell at about quotations. See table.
LME-There has been but little demand the past week
the supply market light though sufficient for present
LUMBER-River-No sales; market dull Our quotations
in table for last sales.
MoIAssEs-Has been in fair demand throughout the week.
in the absence of receipts the stock of first hands
has been all closed off from wharf at 81 a "a B gallon
in quantity.
PEA NUTs-Few coming in We note the sale
Monday of 425 bushels at 81 30 bushel and Tuesday
62l do at price, bags included for fair quality
PoTAToEs-The market is well supplied with A1sh, and
dull Sales at auction of several small parcels at prices ran
gng from Is cents to 81 so % bb according to quality
steady for retailing purposes during the week. but
the absence receipts worthy of note there ha been only
small transactions at cents for shoulders 3a cents for
hams and l25 cents % b. for hog round lot of extra
For Western cured there has been rather more enquiry and
prices have upward tendency light stock on market
On Monday q hhds. sold at 0a P b for Sides 10
days and Tuesday hhds at ii CENTS cash shoulders
held at 81 q 10 cents-generaly at latter price
LARD-1he market is nearly bare of N G. make and
notice considerable enquiry from grocers No receipts of
See table. No Western make market --BUTTER-ls
in moderate supply and Northern sells from store at "A
q cents % ID, as in qualityPoRK-No change in the
price Northern Mess The stock in store is moderate,
demand limited -smal sales quotations. table
SALTThe supply of both Liverpool sack and Alum air.
with light demand About 900 sacks of the former sold
Rule decidedly dull and in the Of sales
unable to give fair quotation of the market Pr
ces in table merely nominal
TIMBERDuring the past week has ruled very dull and
there disposition the part of miler purchase
prices tend downward No sales Several RATS
ket unsold
FRE1aHTs--Csastwise rates are without change Very
little country produce arriving and plenty of vessels in port
See table.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-02
MALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY.
E. w. ADAMS, A. M. PRINcIP
WITH Competent assistants.

Vah Competent assistants.
TTNHlS INSTITUTION located at Strickandsville,
l. mediately the Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road,
has been erected for promoting the educational interests
the State, and county in particular. We have
spared neither pains expense in erecting able build
for school purposes having regard both to the
fence and health of the pupils Also to whatever may be
conducive to their mental and physical improvements In
fine, feel assured that but few schools in State high
favored she IS offer superior inducements to those
classical and mathematical Seminary of this place
We hope and do expect largely to share the public pat
renage
Strckandsve is of the heahiest villages in the east
portion of the State and presents but few enticementS
affect the morals of the pupils The students will be at lib
attend either of the churches the village neigh
borhosd The Trustees have placed the Seminary under the
control of Mr. E. w. Adams A M, teacher of ex-
perience and who addition to his several Dpo-
mas brings from gentlemen of the highest literary standing
this State and Virginia. the most satisfactory
of thorough qualifications for the discharge of the important
duties of his station.
TERMS SESSION FIVE MONTHS
Gone half Payable IN AdUamce)
Primary English Classes, 90
Modern Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic,
History and Writing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 90
Ancient Languages, Higher Mathematics &c.,.. 20 90
Incidental Expense. so
close the Session. and deduction will be made
in of protracted sickness Board be obtained
the family of the principal $ per Session. exclusive
lights half payable in advance the other the close of
the Session.
Reports of the progress department of student
and close of each Session.
The first Session will commence the LIST Monday in June
1886 For further particulars, address the Principal at
Stricklandsvile, n. G. M. X. DEVANE, M. D.,
President of Board of Trustees.
J. PETERSON, Secretary.
II
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-02
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY lsT, 1856.

vailed for sore time past, the river is very low
stage and nothing has in from above tideway AS
market except from above tidewa the receipts have
been confined to small parcels per rail road and coastng
in and sold at So. There is fair demand from dis
ters and the market has ruled firm at 81 81 for dry virgin
So 40 for yellow dip and ST. 40 for hard 9 2S0 lbs The
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-02
MARBLE MONUMENT AND IRON RAILING


HHVING been appointed agents for two of the most
IL tensive manufactures of MARBLE MONUMENTS
AND IRON RAILINGS in the United States we pre-
pared furnish and put in the most approved and sub
stantia manner and at short notce any description
MONUMENTS; also, RAILS to suit, at prices ranging
from IS cents to 50 foot Specimen
patterns unsurpassed beautymay be application
to R. B. WOOD. These patterns viii be found peculiarly
appropriate for Oakdale Cemetery.
J. c. s. r. B. WOOD,
Sept. 25th.-[I7-6m4-6m. Contractors & Builders.
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THURSDAY, the 22d of May, inst. The ladies desire
full attendance consequently all invited to attend
Keaansvlle May l. 1856.
CAN EPILEPSY BE CURED:
We think the following letter from respectable citizen
of Mississippi will answer the question: and all
doubts from every unbiased mind: =.-
GRENADA, Miss, June 5, 1855.
Dr. Seth S. Hance, Baltimore, Md-Dear Sir: | take
great pleasure in relating of pasms s cured by
your invaluable Pills My brother, J. Lyon, has long
been afflicted with this awful disease He first attacked
while quite young. He would have two spasms at
one attack ft but he grew older they seemed
crease likewise Up to the time he commenced taking your
him body and mind His mind had suffered seriously but
now, happy say he is cured of those fits He has
enjoyed fine health for the last five months past His mind
has also returned to its original sprghtliness All this
take great pleasure in communicating may be the
of directing others the remedy that will them
Yours respectfully, &c. w. p. LIGoN.
No person who is suffering from Fits, Spasms, should
neglect sending to DE- Hance after this for supply Of his
inestimable medicine His prices follows box
So two S. twelve $2sent by mail free, on the receipt
of remittance Address SETH S HANcE, 108 Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md
April 29.-d&wlw.
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CHARLESTON, April 29-Cotton-Ths sales to-day
reached upwards of bales about 1000 of which
sold after the receipt of the Persas advices which sell
realized prices they unable to obtain previous
the receipt of these advice The transactions ranged from
80 to Il4c.
LIVERPOOL, April 19--The Brokers' Circular of the
18th instant says that Cotton advanced Id and then
died. but again recovered and closed firm advance of
from The following the quotations current on
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DIED.

In Duplin County, the 2Sth ult 10a o'clock, P NJ
ELIZA J. WILLIAMS, wife of J. w. Williams, aged 81
and months The deceased leaves large circle of
friends to mourn their i-reparable loss.
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pUTTLR H wing made arrangements for
ID supply Of good Butter from of the best Diaries at
North and West, shall be able supply dealers and
consumers here with the article good terms they
import it. The butter will be kept in the Wilmington
Icehouse and will be delivered in good and firm condition.
in packages of 30 to 100 bs.cheap possible for Cash.
The first lot is hourly expected to arrive.
Apr7. GEO. HOUSTON
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taken above.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-There is material alteration to
this article and the market ruled 5
Tuesday afternoon when there activity mani
tested and advance of cent obtained This morning.
however, it is quiet, and buyers disposed to held off
until the reception of the advice by the last from
Europe We note sales for the week of 200 bbls viz