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Certificate.

WE hereby certify that we are using
IIollingworths Patent Kuuckle Washing
Machine, and are satisfied that it is in ali
respects the most perfect thing in use for
washing. Clothes are washed cleaner, far
more thoroughly, and in MUCH LESS TIME,
than by any other mode, and without the
least injury to the finest textures.
Charles Leonard, Abby Leonard, b. D.
Tenant, John A. Crandall, Julia A. Clarke
Sands c. Carr, Thomas r. Wells, William
n. Rogers. 245
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New Clothing,
At the Rooms of H. A. BROWN.

THE subscriber having disposed Of his old
stock Of Clothing, has re-opened with an entire
new stock of the latest styles and patterns of
Clothing, for the Fall and Winter trade: con.
sisting OF Talmas, Over Goats, Frock an Busi.
ness Goats, with Pants of all grades, and Vests
of every variety. Also, Gents Furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Shirt Collars, Under.
Shirts, Drawers, Neck Ties, &C., &c.
Mr.. B. continues the Tailoring business in
all its branches as usual.
Particular attention paid to Cutting.
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Head Quarters for Steam Refined
{ EDMF3E ThD MRAaRS;

ID ECETVING fresh assortment of Super Quality
IL Loaf Sugar Steam Refined Candles LoEenycs.
Gum Drops. Fancy Confectionery, all
of New and Unique Styles
7RENCu PEANUT CANDY, WIDOW MALoNE's
CoUGH CANDY, Rolls AND PACK
AGES, Know NOTHING
KISSES. EXTRA FIG PASTE, &c., &c.
Nonparic. Sugar Sand COors. and Other articles
for Cake Trimmings. Refined Broken Candy
by the pound and package.
E3~ Patrons and friends. please give us n call
Per ID. W. HAMMOND.
N.B. Store opens A. NJ. and closed p. VI.
ED" Not open Evenings on account of ill-hcalth.
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Wanted.

Asmart active man and ,o,fe, the man
to take charge of farming operations, and
wife to see to household matters. family to
consist Of men boarders. Location very
healthy. For further information address
stating price and references
p. CLARKE, Supt. NJ. Gold Mines,
Wilderness p. q. Spotsylvania Co.,
Virginia.
p, 5. None need apply except practical
Farmers. 243
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Let US Reason Together.
Holloway's Pills.
WHY ARE WE SICK

1t has been the lot Of he human race to be weigh.
ed down by disease and su ering H0LLowAY's
PILLS are specially ada pied 10 the relief Of tho
WEAK the NERVOUS, the DELICATE, and tho
INFIRM, Of all climes ages, sexes, and con ititu.
tions. :esso Holloway personally IL erintcnds
the manufacture of his medicines in the United
States, and offers them to free and enlightened
people, as tho best remedy the world ever saw for
the removal of disease.
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Prov. Conference Seminary,
East Greenwich, Il. 1.

Wv. QUEREAU, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
10. alton unrivalcd for beauty, health
fulLess, and ease Of access. Competent
tcacl crs in charge Of each department.
ALpHossE RENAUp, n native OF France,
and DoMIsGo RoLDAN Spaniard, In
charge Of modern Languages. Superior
facilities in NIL branches. Common md
Higher, taught in semi naries Of the higher
grade.
Board, Fuel. Lights and Tuition, in com
mon English, per term OF ! weeks. S26
Summer, Term cpeps Arril 10th d'-%
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Dyspepsia g. Liver Complaints.

Ncuriy haIf the human race haze taken these
Pills. lthas been proved in all parts Of the world,
that noshing has been found equal them in cases
OF disorders of the liver dyspepsia, and stomach b
complaints generally. They soon give health y
tone to these organs, however much dcranged and
~ hIAhlu ull All l. Il III
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JUST Received an assortment Of the differ
u ent yles Of ROSE MARY and CASTOR
Or:-the best thing in the world for giving
richnoss and brilliancy to the Hair. Trial
bottles only % cents. Sole appointed
agent for Westerly and vicinity;
215 d. w. HAMMOND.
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buy me, ana I" 40 goa soOa :"
DR. Langicy's
Root & Herb Jauudice Bitters.

The Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
THIS Medicine, composed of the best
roots, herbs and barks in the World, has
constantly increased in public favor for six
years. until. by its wonderful success, it is
acknowledged to be the best and cheapest
medicine in the world 1t acts with magic.
like power upon the strong holds of diseese.
--cleanses the bowels, purifes the blood,
gives vitality to an inactive. torpid liver,
cures Jaundice in all its forms, Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Indigestion, Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Piles, Heartburn, Languor, Weak
n ess. Pain in the Side and Bowels, all Bill
lious Diseases and Foul Stomach, and es-
pecially Humors of the Blood and Skin -
healing, purifying, building
up, and keeping in order the whole system.
All persons ought to use them during the
spring and summer.
Only 26 cents for pint, and 81 l.2 cents
for quart bottle. Office 90 Union street,
Boston. Sold by all dealers in medicine,
everywhere. And can be had at the store
of E. W Babcock. 259
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General Debility. Ill Health.

many of the most dcspotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the introduction OF
these Pills, that tEry may bt tcome the madeline OF
the masses Learned Colleges admit that this med.
icine is the best remedy known for persons OF
delicate health. or where the system has been inn
paired as its inygorating properties never fail to
afford relief
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New Tailoring
ES 7 AB Lis Il N ENT.

THE subscriber takes this m meth cd of in
forming his friends and the public general
ly that he has opened shop for the trans
action of the Tailoring Business, nearly
opposite the store Of J. & p. Noyes, on
West Broad Street, where he will endeavor
to execute all work in fashionable and
workmanlikc manner for NIL those who may
favor him with their patronage.
JOHN PERRIN.
Pawcatuck, April 8, 1855.
N. B. Particular attention given to the
cutting Of garments. 2o9tf
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New Goods.

NEW Plain, Plaid and Striped Silks; Wool
and silk Plaids; Ca.hmcrcs, Marines, all wool
De LANES, printed and plain colored Velvets ;
ladies Cloths; ladies Cambria Collars; ladies
Bsits, etc., just reed and for sale by
es5 DAVID SMITH.
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Holloacay's Pills are the best remedy
knoicn IN the WorM for The foAouing

fIOfi0todyS rus are he 6cSt rcMedy
kno,en IN the 'corld for The following
Diseases
Asthma Debility, Liver Complaints,
bowciComplaint Fever analogue, Lownss Of Spirits,
coughs, Female Com Piles.
Colds, plants Stone s. Gravel
ohest diseases. Hendachcs, Secondary Symp-
Coriveness Indigestion, toms.
Dyspepsia, Influenza, vcnerealA Gections
Diarrhna, Inflammation. Worms. Of all
Dropsy. InwardWeaknsss, kinds.
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Profcs sor lIOL-
LOWAY.S0 Maiden Lane New York and 2ll Strand
London. and by all respectable Druggists and Deal
ers Of Medicines throughout the United States. and
the civilized world in boxes at Is cents G2 IL cents
aud 81 each
Ro- There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
v. B Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are afhx to each Box. ly2l4
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These Pills Purify the Blood.

These famous Pills are expressly combined to op-
ardte on the stomach. the liver. the kidneys. the
lungs, the skin, and the bowels correcting any de-
rsngement In their functions. purifying the blood
the very fountain of life, and thus curing disease
I'm all ifs fnrp,o
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS

No Female. young or old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. 1t corrects aud regulates the
monthly courses at al periods, acting in many
eases like charm. Ii is also the best and safest
medicine that can be given to children of all ages
and for any complaint; consequently no family
should be without it,
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B "A X f. RY.
MAliM @TRRRT, , Il. 4.
Oliver ID. Hall,

would respectfully INFORM the cltibehs ol "ehscriy
and vicinity that he keeps constantly on
hand and for sale at moderate prices,
All kinds of
BAKERS CRACKERS, WHITE AND Brown
BREAD, SPONGE, POUND, FRUIT
AND SHORT CAKE,
q AND Pastry, CONSTANTLY ON llAHD.
Also. a complete assort mcnt Of all kinds OF
Candies.
Constantly on hand. at Wholesale and Rct'le'
Mr. II. takes this opportunity to thank his nu-
mcrous friends and patrons for the liberal pat.
ronagc with which they have favored him. ana
.rayas n cont;uuonce of the same 2j7
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Dissolution.

THE Copartncrship heretofore existing
L under the firm Of Sr!LLMAN, BERRY
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business will be continued by
Stillman & Berry, who will settle the ac'
counts Of the late firm.
WELCOME SrILLMAN,
ii. s. BERRY,
ASST SAMUEL +. BABcocK.
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MINIS BOYS AND I0IIHY CLOIHlNG.

fashionable which
durability,
deidcratum atun0ny evident
fore received and M receiving lie willing let his goods speak for them
assortment Bat with numerous other articles the following may found
COATSFor ll yearFk Polka,
Froh Cloths TwcclT ICED
odclh Satin, velcn,
crino
PANTsBCh Den Cashmere fancy and plain
cor
sIRTs-Linen Shirts with imported BosOm Fancy
nes, Flauucl Wool and Silk Undershirts,
Bags Trunks Val Umbrellas,
nd Rubber Clothing of variety styles, &c.
CAPS
II quality and
and snOES of description,
Isoacth all
called
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| = OR 20 Shares of Mantle Bank Stock for
IL sale. Enquire of WM. p. COY.
fot24O
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New PAPERS.
Ladies Please Notice.

lust received, fine as:ortmcnt Of Fall
u Ribbons, which We s,,l at our usual low
prices. Also, lot of Fall Straw Bonnets at
prices that cannot fGil to give satisfaction.
233tf GATES & MAINTHOW'S.
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Missing Bride,

DESERTED WIFE, Paul and Juln,
Farmingdalc, Ida May, Life of Greeley
Rath Hall, Life in New York, Newsboy.
On hand, also, II full assortment of School
Books. Teachers and Committees supplied
on the most favorable terms Blank
Books of any pattern, and sheet music fur
nfthed to order For sale Mt
o. STlLLMAN'S
Book and Fancy store.
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List OF Letters

List OF Letters
DEMAINING in the Post Office, Westerly
IL r l., March 3lst 1855.
Austin. James L Hall, David c
Angel, co Holmes, Mrs Philury
Blivin, Charles Hill Clark
Brown, Burrows johnson, Jonathan
Dabcock, Is Johnston, Capt
Burdick, Amos Ksaton, Daniel
Beckwitn, FF Kenyon, IP
Chace, Mrs Esther A Larkin, David
Chapman. Jsrial Lynch, Owen
Crandall, CIV Maxson, Mary Lousia
Crandall. ES McGeo. Arther
Collins, Willard w Maine, ,SA
Caswell, Henry Mulligan. Michael
Crandall. Sarah J Main, CD
Crandail, Miss Sarah A Meghen, Miss Helen
Chace, &C Main, Mrs Frances A
Church, Amanda Olen, p
Corkley. Richard Peckham, Samuel
Longass, Lucinda Pray, Mrs Sarah
Durphy. e Partson, Miles
Erans, Rev Charles Robinson, Mrs Abby
Ennis, Thomas N Regars & French
Ennis. varmena S Sission, Charlotte f
Ennis, Joseph Shirley, Warren
Eamshaw, Jonathan Sutter, G II
Egeston, Miss E Shawly, Edward
Egeston, Miss Mary A Sullivan, Thomas
Edwards, Isaac l. Tanner, Miss Harriet
Howard. Edward Il, Wood, Francca Miss
Hinman, Wilson, Moses
Hill, II Wilcox, II
Harrison, Peter Yaw Floyd
GEORGE BROWN, p. NJ
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DEMAINING in the Post Office, Westerly
IL r l., March 3lst 1855.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

DIED.

In this town, Wednesday Dec 10TH in the 2eth year
OF his age, FRANCIS NASH WADDELL. His disease
was Consumption he bore the pains this wasting and
haTasng illness with surprising geneness and equanimy
and when his hour come his calm, brave soul
passed quietly away.
1t is eonsoing to the grief of his mourning kindred
know that the friends whom he loved permitted to
SCOT he his last moments Friends who like kindred
cated the truth and worth of his character loved him
for his warm heart lis honest bearing his high spirit
generous self-devotion and his dauntless courage.
In OnsloW county, on the 18th inst at 10 O'clock M
Mrs 3 j. cox eldest daughter of Dr. Thomas of Dupln,
and consot of Harvey Cox Esq of Onslow county, aged
O years and month She left diSconsolae husband and
five children to her DEATH Mis- Cox loving wife,
an aectlonate mother and kind mistress. She very
kind to the poor and very much respected by all who
her. Cow
At her residence at Moores Creek in New Hanover Co
on the 18th ult. JANE REGISTER, consort of Michael
Register IN the 18th of her ago. after poacted i'll
ness OF two weeks which she endured with patience
christian tortitude being rational to the last The deceased
had lived consistent member of the Baptist Church,
Moores Creek for several She leaves kind and
tectonate and six children their loss She
commanded what she greatly mertedtne universal
| OF all her nelghbors and all who knew her. Com.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

THE BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS lis a
delightful compound highly and delicatey scented by Its
conf health the skin. 1t will efectually
tan, sunburn &c, and it mpars flexible soft surface to
the skin preventing its shrinking and becoming spotted
For cleaning the teeth has been considered far superior
and far medicinal than any compound yet known.
quickly them white aabaster their decay
and the prevents liberation and strengthens
the gums.
and equal rendering the beard sot enoent ana
tender that in removing it, gives at the slightest
resistance razor without producing the least
tion leaving fresh white and delicate countenance.
This highly peumed Balm gives life to The hair an an
surpassed gloss impaired and becomes beautifully
led and firm promotes its and nourhes its rosts
1t ensures with certainty growth obeautltu hair to
those who tor years. by sickness otherwis may
have been deprived of it. It removes danduf
the cutce and cleanes it. rendering the aeaG lively and
clean. =,
Price so cents per botc liberal discount by the gross
or dozen.
For sale in Wilmington, N c., by ,,,.,,,,,,
S. w. WHITAKER,
Oct g. 6--2S6m---6-6m Agent for the Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

,DY VIRTUE of a Deed of Mortgage to me, made by
George Hooper, the payment of certain debts
in said deed speced shall proceed to sell pqDHay h h
9th inst the following named property About 5000 acres
of Tupenne and Farming lands on said Wgtash swamp
and lying betwxt it and Waccamaw River also, 1urpen
tine Dstlery with all the fixtures belonging thereto, and
the tools for carrying the Iurpentine business
with Mules, Wagons, Gear &c; Buggy and Harness;
Saddles and Brdles Oxen and Cows said Hoopers in
eces in one half Of Steam Circular Saw Mil WITH all ma
dings and Wharf thereon also Warehouse and Wharf
adjoining; aPe Driver and all the lumber at said Mill then
undisposed Of also three Garden lots adjoining the Town OF
Smthville. 49,
opportunity is here offered for carrying on the ur-
pentine and Timber business and for making as line
Corn and Cotton Farms beound in this section of
North Carolina also, for carrying the milling business
where plenty Of Timber can be had and vessels drawing
10 feet water away the lumber with safety
any of the year, the Mill being situated within
sale For further particulars apply George Hooper
the premises, or to the subscriber. JOHN DAWSON
Dec 9Th 1856. 706t-l5-tS.
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the Privatecring Question.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec g 1856.
The following letter was transmitted with the pa
rers accompanying the Presidents Message:
IMPERIAL LEGATION OF Russia,
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1856.
To the Hon. Mr. Marcy, Secretary Of Stale Of the
Luiled States, &c.
The Undersigned Charge d'Afaires of his Majesty
the Emperor Of all the Russias, has the honor, in
compliance with the order of his Government, OF
addressing the following communication o the Hon.
Mr. Marcy, Secretary Of State of the United States
The attention Of the Emperor has IN eminent
degree dwelt the proposition by which the United
States answered The invitation which had been eX-
tend. to them to accede to the declaration of the
18th of April His Majesty entirely concurs IN the
views Of the Government Of the United States, VII Ch
the Hon. Mr. Marcy has laid down in his equally
lucid as temperate note of 28th Of July. The pro-
nos ton of the Federal Government in the opinion
Of his imperial Majesty deserves much the more
to be taken into considerations that the honorable
Secretary Of Stale argues not for the exclusive inter
cst- Of the United States but for those of the whole
OF mankind
The Imperial Government would have room for sell
grauIati0n should It's concurrence contribute to the
adoption of the proposition of the United States
and shou d all the Powers, by a common resolution
proclaimed in the face of the world, agree to apply
10 private property the seas the same principles
of lnyioability which belgerens profess for pro-
pCrty on land the undersigned is accordingly IN
sruc,ed TO notify the Hon. Mr.. Marcy that His Ma
esty the Emperor accepts for his part the condition
under which the United States consents to the abol
ton of privaleerng, namely: that the private pro-
pcrty of the subjects and citizens of the contracting
parties shall in times of war be respected by the
respective naval forces, as well by those Of al
the powers which may join in this declaration.
The undersigned is equally instructed to declare tc
the Hon. Secretary Of State, that should the PROPOSE
tons of the United States become the subject of {
collective deliberations the vote OF the Imperial Cab
net is pledged to them. The undersigned improves
this opportunity to lender to Mr.. Marcy The assur
ance OF his very high consideration.
STOECKFC
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NaYnI-thc SnXnnnah.

The U. S. irigate " Savannah, which has recent
y been relieved by the fngate 8 st. Lawrence" as
the flag ship of the Brazil station, has Just arrived at
this port from Rio JaneirO. Considering that she
has performed full cruise on the Atlantic coast of
South America, she is looking remarkably welL She
was built al the New York Navy Yard in 1842-and
has made three or four long cruises. She was twen-
ty-lwo years on the stocks-beng of those first
class frigates which were commenced soon after the
war with Great Britain, and which have been launch
ed only their services required. One of Them
The Sabine which was launched at our Navy Yard
year ago, has not been fitted for sea-and another
the Sanlee," is still the stocks at Portsmouth,
though the rate Of the Savannah is only A guns,
yet she carries So eight eight inch, and forty-two
ihr!y.twos. Her burthen is 1926 tons, and her com.
plement OF officers and men 48O
In 1843 she was The flag ship of Commodore Dial.
las, in the Pacific, and on her outward massage took
a commercial agent to Buenos Ayres. In the year
following, Commodore Dallas died on board of her,
and was succeeded by Commodore Soat; who before
tne close OF the cruise was relieved by Commodore
SnuDrlck. In 1919, she was sent to Boston, under
me command OF Capt. VIM. L. Hudson, TO be locked,
ana then sent 10 the Pacific again as the flag ship Of
Commodore Jones, who was subsequently relieved by
Commodore McCauley. Some three or four years
ago she became Commodore Saller's flag ship, on the
brdziI station, who succeeded BY Can't. Mercer,
under whose command she now returns home
he old " Savannah has rendered good service,
ana her officers have always given good account OF
her qualities One OF her commanders reported that
she could easily make ten and half Q0D knots by
Tie wind, and on one occasion had made thirteen
DI5) knots free. This is almost clipper speed.
Journal of Commerce.
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market for clean There moderate supply in store, and
no demand except from the trade We continue ormerTateS
HAY--We have nothing new to report in this article
There full in dealers hands and hear of little
no demand No receipts of either description and quo
tatons in table for last sales from wharf.
LMEIs in full Stock and rules very dali We refer to
our table for cargo and retail prices.
LUMBER-River--The receipts tLis article have been
meagre for time past and present we notice fair
this week and sold $40 per M No recent in
wide boards or cantng and quotations nominal See table
rules quiet at former the stock SMALL
but appears be fully sufficient the demand. Sells from
wharf at 45c in hhd and from store at 30 81 cents per
have been brought in sparingly and sell
bushel in quality For Irish notice very little de-
mand, and stock moderate Seeotabe for rates
Pea NUTsAro in fair enquiry and we note further ad
price Parcels have been brought to market es Y
during the week. and sold from and wagons 81 Is
81 30 per bushel, according to quality
notice The stock of old in first hands is moderae but in
decidedly dull There been nothing done except in
the retail way and quotations merely nominal See Ia
only retail demand existing We quote from store
At O. 10 cents for sides, and Il cents per ID. for
uch Wanted and little or nome Of either quality on
MARKET Our quotations could be easily obta1ed-N C.
Western u l5t cents per Id. in bblS --BUTTER--The
market poorly sgppsd with Northern and note NOD
g. at 10 223 cents per h. as in quality PoRK-North-
prcyious weeks Quotations We quote from store at $40
S2I per bbl in lots For fresh there has existed
better demand and the quantity arriving small Sales
SALT-No material alteration notice this article We
the receipt of cargo of 800 bushels Alum few days
SINCE but has not yet been Sold last sale 2 cents
Former arrivals sell from at 30 so per bushel in
quantities wanted For Liverpool sack there little
demand and market pretty we'll supplied last sale from
vessel at 80 cents per Sack 80 days See table for store
rates.
SnINGLEs-Ruc decidedly dull, there is demand at
present Some few parcels of Common have been brought
and sold 81 80 to 81 IS per NJ No sales of Contract
rMBERTho receipts for the week have been light, and
transactions of consequence have taken place but little
demand from mers, and market dull Sec table fer clas
fed rates.
FREGHTs-Raes coastwse have ruled very dull since
last and have gone down naval stores and %
cents on cotton The amout of produce offering is barely
sufficient for vessels port and prices tend do INWARD
See table,