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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-27

sSPHHyE, Star S earine and Taow Candles can
- Always be found at tie City Drug Store of
STARKWEATHER & Co.'S
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Marine Intelligence.
ORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA
ARRIVED


March 24-Schr. Anu Maria, Arnold, from Iockwood's
Folly, to Petteway & Prtchett with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Sedman from Fayetteville, to
LutterOh ~ Elliott
March 25-Seamer Scottish Chief Banks, from Fayette
vle to ]. S. Banks
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurst from Fayetteville, to T.
G. q B. G.. Worth.
Schr VIM. H. Howard, Brown, from Sloop Point to Ran
kin s. Martin with pea nuts
Steamer Rowan McRae from Fayetteville to Luterloh
& Elliott
March 26Schr. Ned, Daniels days from New York. to
George Harrss; with mdze.
CLEARED.
March 25-Steamer James r. Grist, Williams for Fay
etteville, by Lutteroh & Elliott.
Schr Ann Maria, Arnold, for Lockwoods Folly by Pet
teway q P:itchett.
March 26-Brig belmont Locke Park for Cuba, by Kid
der s Martin; with lumber.
Schr Lamartine, Wallace for Boston, by Willard & Cur
It's with naval stores
Brig Harp, Forte, for Boston, by Rankin Martin with
naval ste res.
Schr Chas Pcasee Foster, for Philadelphia, by George
H arriss with naval stores, lumber, &c.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt for Fayetteville, by T.
G.. & B. G. Worth
March 26-Schr. Lammot DUPONT, Corson for New York
by J. H. Flanner; with naval stores.
27Schr. Henry Travers, Wilson, for Baltimore by Rus
sci & Boo; put in here the 23d inst. for repairs
Schr. Lizzie RUSSELL Bennett, for Baltimore, by Russell
& Bro; with naval stores, &c.
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DIED.

In new Hanover county, the 18th inst, Mrs MARY
+. GlDEONS, wife of John O. Gdeon aged Il years and
months leaving infant daughter few hours old, kind
husband and large circle of relatives and friends to
their irreparable loss.
Mrs. Gideons member the Baptist Church. which
profession she adorned by charitable disposition up
right and irreproachabe life That Providence which
her off IN comparative youth, leaves to wonder why
many who are less worthy spared Truly, in the
midst of life in DEATH but what is our loss hum
bly, trust is her infinite gain.
Love shall the universe control
When dying seasons cease to roll
There is joy for souls distressed,
balm fol every wounded breast.
In Duplin county, the 18th of March, Mrs MARY
HOUSTON, censort Of Henry w Houston aged 81 years,
months, and days
The deceased was a consistent member of the NJ. E.
Church for the last twenty years. and has left aectonae
husband and four children and large circle Of friends and
who mourn without hope; they confidently feel that their
loss is her eternal gain.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
FLORIDA and Mobile papers please copy.l
Departed this life the BIRD inst after Frustrated i'll
ness or decay Of years, Mrs. SARAH BORDEAUX, of
New Hanover County the 92nd year of her age having
been member of the Methodist E Church for many years
departure not those which have hope. True, Mrs
Bordeaux had trials, is to mortal lfe yet
she seemed to bear them with Christian foruds such
trust she gone that mansion prepared for those that love
and obey the Lord Jesus
''Adeu to all things here below,
My Saviour calls, and must go
To the spirit land where Jesus dwes
hope his praise forever swells.
'Adieu to things earth combined,
hope my SaviOur's arms to find,
In which to dwell forever more
And sing nay suferings all over Il. p. l..
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DAYLIGHT

A REMARKABLE ExEcUTIoNER-We have observ-
ed several wonderful stories of late, respecting the
skill of the Chinese executioners, who, it is said
strike off the heads of their victims so sklfully
that the poor fellows themselves never discover their
loss until moment or two after they are dead. We
recall to mind, however, the story of German exc
cuoner who far surpassed the Chinese in profession
al dexterity. Upon one occasion it happened that Il
criminal, who condemned to death, had singular
itching to play at ninepins; and he implored per-
mission to play once more al his favorite game be-
fore he died. Then, he said, be would submit to his
fate without murmur. The judge, thinking there
could be no harm in humoring him, granted his last
prayer; and, upon arriving at the place of execu-
ton, he found everything prepared for the game
the pins being set up and the bowls all ready.
He commenced his favorite sport with enthusiasm
After while the Sheriff. observing that he showed
inclination desist, made sign to the execution
er to strike the fatal blow while he stopped for a
bowl. The executioner did so, but with such exqui-
site dexterty that the prit did notice or feel
it, He thought, indeed, that cold breath of air was
blowing upon his neck, and drawing himself back
with shrug his head dropped forward into his
hands. He naturally supposed that it was bowl
which he had grasped, and seizng it firmly rolled it
at the pins All of them fell and the head was
heard 10 exclaim as it rebounded from the farther
wall, " Hurrah I've won the game"
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b %. lwd&W.

remain under the of disageeabe breath when by
ing the EBatm OF Thousand FoUers" dentrce would
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white aabaster!
Many persons do know their breath bad and the sub
ect delicate their friends will mention it. Pour
single drop of the Balm your toothbrush and wash
the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
ing Bam ola Thousand FE00erS.' 1t viii remove tan,
pinpcs and eckLes from the skim leaving of soft and
roseate hue. Wet towel pour two three drops and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving brush in either
cold water pour two three drops of Balm of
thousand Flowers rup the beard well and it will make
beautiful soft aher much facilitating the operation of sha
wing Price only Fifty Cents FETRIDaE Co., propre-
tors For sale in Wilmington, n c., by S. w. WHITA-
KER, Agent.
Feb 18th, 1856 l4l6m
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BIRTH EXTRAORDINARY. The last number of the
Herald, publish ed at Camden Arkansas, contains the
following
few days since negro woman belonging to Col
John Dockery, the worthy President of our Railroad,
was delivered of four children at one birth-three
girls and one boy; their average weight is seven
pounds each. When last heard from the mother and
her little darkes were doing well. The Colonel has
named the children after his favCrite enterprise. Mis-
sssippi, Ouachita and Red River Railroad, giving to
the girls the names of the three rivers and calling
the boy Railroad The woman and her husband
were both at work upon the Railroad during the past
year. This occurrence is regarded as favorable omen
of our road. and it is thought that the stock of the
company ought to command premium and that up
on this nigger basis they will be able to negotiate
loan. Hurrah for the Mississippi, Ouachita and
Red River Railroad.
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Of all the various ills that detract from the enjoyment of
human life most of them may be traced dordered
dton of the nervous system The horrors of Epilepsy
Failing Sickness arise in most from this Our
readers may remember several BEFORE have
alluded to the wonderful cures modification of Fits made
Dared bv d. Seth 8 HGnce Of los Bamore strost n
Md We feel fully satisfied that these Pills have
the milder form of fits such Cramps Spasms &c
Wo record tho fact that will find hoSe Pills
equally cacious in curing every form of debility
matter whether manifested the acute and eXcrucang
form of Neuralgia Tic Dooreux Nervous Headache the
misery of Dyspepsia Indigestion, the suferngs of Rheu-
matism out the melancholy halucnaton of depressed
spirits hyseria, their effects will be equally happy and
certain Persons in the country write to the inventor
and have the medicine forwarded to them by mail The
prices are box, So two boxes s. twelve boxes $2t
and part ef the country free Of postage Direct
your communications to SETH S HANCE los Baltimore
Baltimore, Md.
March 25.--lwd&W
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MARBLE MONUMENT AND IRON RAILING
AGENCY.

HHVING been appointed agents for two of the
tensive manufactures of MARBLE MONUMENTS
AND IRON RAIINGS in the United States we are pre-
pared to furnish and put in the most approved and sub
stanal manner, and at short notice. description of
MONUMENTS; also, RAILS to suit at prices ranging
from IS cents to So foot Specimen books-contanin
patterns of unsurpassed beauy-may be application
to R. B: WOOD These patterns will found pc cuiarly
appropriate for Oakdae Cemetery.
]. G, s. r. B. WOOD,
Sept 18th II 4-6m. Contractors Builders
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From the Enquirer.
Fillmore and DOnelsOn.
" Thou shalt not plough with and together,

"Thou shalt not plough with an OK and an together
[Deut 22a chap. 10 D.
The Culvert- Americans of the metropolis, ycIept
Known othings, are sorely chafed by Gov. Wise's
classification ana nomenclature of existing political
parties. They affect to be grossly insulted, and We
hemently affirm that they not mudttoeS, but real
white folks which neither Mr. Wise nor any one else
ever questioned it. The wonder is, that real white
folks should behave so badly, and act with the m,-
i0tto party which nominated Fillmore and Donelson
When the pous Know Nothings, in their political
creed promulgated by the Philadelphia Convention,
protested their belief in a Supreme Ruler of the
Universe" they LETT us to guess whether their SUI
preme Ruler of the universe was Jupiter, Jove or
Lord But when they made their nominations in
daring and papable violation of the spirit of the law
as gwen by Moses, at the 10th verse of the 22nd
chapter OF Deuteronomy it became quite clear that
her " supreme Ruler of the Universe is not the
God OF Jews and Christians but may be, that UN-
KNOWN GOD which the a,ostle Paul told the Athe-
mans they lgnoranty worshipped." We are for
granting TO all the largest religious liberty, and have
no objection to arge against Know Nothngs wur-
shipping an '' unknown God"
Now, If any Cuvert. American should he so per-
verse or so stupid as to charge me with calling the
Honorable Willard Fillmore an OK, and General An
drew jackson DonelSon ass, can't help that in
any other way than by denying that | mean 10 do
any such thug All that mean is to say that the
OK and the ass are not more unlike each other than
Fillmore and Donelson used to be in their politics.
Now that they are the nominees of Know Nothn gs,
it is to be supposed they are agreed in all things
that may help to work them into power-that being
all they care much about
These Know Nothing pietists and patriots seem to
have adopted the unChristan sentiment that it is right
to do evil that good may of it, and therefore
thought II right in the teeth of the Divine prohibi.
ton, to yoke up together and an ass, and "gee
haw - the team with all their force of lungs and
goads, and plough up the whole face of the earth to
make crap for Sam and his cuverraised little
" Americans must rule America; a" ergo Cuvert-
Americans must govern the United States they are
so pous, so patriotic, SO disnterested
DAYLIGHT
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BALTIMORE, March 25. Flour has advanced and hold
frmer-sales of Howard street at 81 Wheat firm
and unchanged-red 81 489l 52 white 81 5S@l r. Corn
has slightly improved, with good demand-yellow, by
weight, SO cents Provisions are quie-mess pork, S6
Baconsdes $685. cents; shoulders, SS4 cents hams l2a
cents Nothing doing In lard.
CHARLESTON March 25.- Cotton-There good
demand for this article to-day the sales having reached
wards of $500 bales at full range of prices The
prices ranged from to l02c.
NEW YORK. March %. Cotton is active and buoyant,
sales to-day of $500 bales Orleans middng lOs cents
and Upland mddlng Ot Flour is firm, sales of
straight State at SO 6A@$7 25 good Ohio at 81 S4@7 s7!
and Southern at 81 6S@S 064 for shipping brands Wheat
firm, sales at 81 Is for Southern red and at 81 for
Southern white Corn firm sales 66 cents for Southern
ixed Pork is dropping sales of Mess at SIS IS Beet is
ing sales of bbs at 10 Whisky is droOl ing 284
cents for Ohio Coffee is firm, sales at IL for Rio
Sugar dull, sales at former rates Bacon wanted Rice
ia quiet at Al cents. Freights are frmer.
FAYETTEVILLE, March 34.-Bacon Il0l2 cts. Reeswax
$4,000 Coffee Rio l4t@l5; Lagura. 5@OO; ST. domingo,
10000 Cotton-Eair to good, e3@9{; ord to mid s. @9
$50 0O Fine 81 1900 OO Scratched, 81 90. Grain Corn
$4,000; Wheat 81 %; Oats, 5000 Peas, 65@7S ye
90@$l; Hideg-Dry 1l@l2; Green.4@5. Lard POGO
Salt-Liverpool, (Sack)$l 65 a 81 rs
Cotton-We report steady and firm market F9Tr-No
tne-Yelow Dip 81 IS, Scrape S5c., SPIRITS 3O@3Ic.
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NOTICE

so WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, the 22d day of
"a April next six months credit with interest from
q sale, my negro JACOB, bought at the sale OF
Blackmores negroes at Kenansvie, the st of jan
uary about 1916 al He has been runaway since
within short time thereafter Said sale will take place
the door of the Court House. in Kenansvlle Note and
approved securities required. WIN. FAISON.
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j. Il. RESTON.
MN Tnn~ MN q

FRESH IMPERIAL, GUNPoWDER AND BLACK
Il Teas; Preserved Pne-Apples, Strawberries Damsons
Peaches Cranberries, Guava CrabAppe, Black Red
Currant Jelly American French and English Pickles En-
Maccaroni in small family boxes British and American
Table Salt English and American Extracts Ground Spi-
Fresh Green Peas Corn Tomatoes Oysters Lobsers
Salmon Ginger Wine great tonic for disabled stonachs
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NOTICE,

Z.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAV! NC BEEN NOMINATED
and appointed Executor of the last Will and Tesla
ment of Charles Henry decd in obedience to the provi
sons of the said WILL will expose sale at public auction
late residence Of the deceased Long Creek Bridge
on FRIDAY, the llth day of April next rpon credit of
SIX months quantity of Corn Fodder Bacon and Lard
the household and kitchen Furniture of said deceased Farm
ing and Turpentine Tools Also, lot of Cattle Hogs,
Sheep and Horses At the time and place. will be hired
cut for the balance of the year, several likely negroes
among them four nen-and the land belonging the
ceased. JAMES w. BLOUNT, Executor.
March 2S-3O-2t*
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GOODS AT AUCTION.


THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL EXPOSE AT PUBLIC
Sale. at the of Mr.. Charles Henry on Black River
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of April next their entire
stocks of Goods, consisting in part of
SHOES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, CALICO, LADIES'
DRESS GOODS and DOMESTICS,
all of which of select qualities together with the var
articles usually kept in country stores
Any of the above goods be had privately until the day
of sale.
TEKNs-Six months credit, with approved security
CHARLES HENRY,
w. H. BEATTY.
will also rent or lease my Turpentne Dstillery liberal
terms. CHARLES HENRY
New Hanover County March 28.-3O-ts.
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U, s, MAIL LINE,

>RMRo THE travelling public informed that line
ASs88 Of coaches is running trweekly, between
Faveteyle N G. via Lumberton to Fair Bluff, the Will
mibgton and Manchester Railroad
AIso-A trweekly line between Fair Bluff and Conway
5oro' -
SCHEDULE.
Leave Fayetteville Saturdays, Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS at l O'Clock, P. NJ and arrive at Fair Bluff next
morning in time to connect with the day train.
Leave Fair Bluff on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock p NJ and arrive at Fayetteville next morning
at o'clock. 49,.
Leave Fair Bluff on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays,
at O'CLOCK, A NJ, and arrive at COnTayho5o at a. E. NJ
davs at o'clock A M. and arrive at Fair Bluff
days, at 4, P. M. J. w. SIEAGALL, Proprietor.
March 28th.-[30-4t.
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e25 REWARD.

SA RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, AT
u" his residence in Brunswick County N. g., negro
70 man named JACK Said negro is over five feet high,
ANand very dark completed has large nose, and a
scar on his forehead Just over eye; the is little
raised He is chunky and Eebut and about thirty years
paid for his apprehension and delivery me- Judgment
Jail. 1t is supposed he is aiming for the Railroad
March 22-l696t-30-5t s. B. eTANALAND.
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HE WE TAKE PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING
friends who want set of first rate fitting SHIRTS
to call and select them at the City othing Store.
SCOTT BALDWIN have the exclusive sale of the cee-
brated Yoke Seemthe only Shirt that will give entire
satisfaction to the wearer.
We saw samples of styles of Fancy Shirts, also Col
lars decidedly neat Gents will bear in mind that the arg-
assortment of Under Garments Ties Cravat Stocks
Gloves Suspenders, Silk Night Caps SC, &c. found at
this House-39 Market Street.
S & B. have just opened 40 cases Spring and Summer
Goods.
March 18th. T30-It
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small way at Il cents b. For the rough article there ap
to be enquiry from and we have sales to
readily NUE en- Is EsHa quality
Northern make the former sold at 81 y 100 bs and 200
bales of the latter at same figure; balance retailing from
market dull lot of ITO bales Eastern (damaged) sold at
auction last Thursday at 81 O5 y 100 lbs.
become very light is barely sufficient the demand
or two how are szBso5sa to arrive in
TU payz receipts iSa sales '"'h
L1oUoRsNo change in prices See table for store rates,
Mo1AssEs-We notice the receipt from Cuba during the
past week of two cagoes5GS hhds and 20 tiercesand
there fair stock in first hands we reduce quota
sales have been made from wharf
for the past week. and in demand at IS to 80 cents
bushe h are in light stock, and no receipts worthy of
note sell readily em wharf at So Is bbl Retailing at
PRovIsIoys-For N c. cured BACON there has existed
fair demand r hE0"ghOa tn? week and prices
the receipts have been confined two small parcels
l2a for hog round and 10 49, cents % n for hams.
SEQ table for quotations of sides and shoulders In Western
cured there has been little or nothing doing stock light
IL cents for sides, and II cents for hams in quantity
-LAKD-The light receipts of N. c. make for some
time past has caused the supply to become materially
duced and there is very little if any now in first hands
We S6 adva anS rates and quote at y 2 cents a.
same fgures--PoRK-Ther is fair stock Of Northern
Mess in store, with limited enquiry and the price has
store at 81 50 @ SIS so y Dbl, as in quantity.
way No receipts of Liverpool time
past and the stock market has been considerably reduced
From store quote at 81 Is 81 25 SACK and 80 cents
% bushel for Alum.
SUaARPrices continue to rule high and market poorly
supplie9.~ See table for quotations
SH1NGLES-Common rule very dall, and none arriving
cept small parcels Sell at 81 SOP M. Contract are
in enquiry but no sales Worthy Of mote note See table b.r
enquiry from mers during the past week. bit quotations
remain about the Sales of about Is 20 RATS at
prices ranging within quoted rates quality See table
FRE1GHTsThe small number of vessels arriving together
with fair quantity of produce waiting go forward has
caused advance cents ID Dbl naval stores
Phladep ha and New York. Rates to Boston remain with
change To Baltimore Osin 40 cents and 45 cts
under deck 70 u Dbl for spirits urpentine and 81 SO
% bale for cotton
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The subscriber respectfully himself his
flowcitizens of the County of New Hanover candidate
for reelection to the office of Sheriff. and trusts that his eff
forts to discharge faithfully and acceptaby the duties of the
Office will to him continuation of their SURFACES.
E. D. HALL.
March II, 1856-159el Her. and Com copy.
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MARRIED.

In New Hanover County on the 26th inst by Rev E. H.
Ranney, Mr.. WILLIAM J. HINTON, of Chatham Coun-
ty, to Miss SUSANNAH WORKMAN, daughter of Will
liam D. Workman, Esq, of New Hanover
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s. TARDENAS MOLASSES."---277 hhds Prime New
X Crop Cardenas Molasses, in bright packages,
now landing from Brig s. P Brown, for sale by
March 9th J. & J. l.. HATHAWAY & co.
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.., w ELL Fl FoRGoTTEN-Ihe Binghamton Democrat
says; The London Telegraph, enumerating the
american cities which the Britishers could take lust
ps easy IN case of between the two countries,
leaves out New Orleans altogether We can't &C
fDunt 1or the omission, except on the ground that
I" take it over again" ~O'''
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AS NEURALGIA.-This formidable disease, which
battle the skill of PHYSICIANS, yields like magic to
Carters Spanish Mixture
Mr. F. Boyden, formerly of the Ast9r House, New York,
and late proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel Kchmond VA
ga, by Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Since his he has recommended to numbers of others,
who suffering with nearly every form of disease, with
the most wonderful success.
He says it is the most extraordinary medicine he has ever
seen used and the best blood purifier known.
For sale in Wilmington N. G., by VIM. H. LlPPlTT Y
DR.. A. o. BRADLEY Druggists.
19-tl7A d&w.
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BRooMsTRAw PAPER.-We learn that Mr.. Bene-
StraU, at his mill on Crabtree in this county; and
that he has succeeded in making quite respectable
article OF paper. With further efforts he may be en-
abled 10 produce good paper. We hope he will, for
there is an abundance of the raw material.'
TRnIeiph Standard
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to his urchin son, whom he had just been thrash
ing for swearing at his mother, watts dat you're
tnkin' vickiG about, in the corner dare z" q |
amt tink nott'n.' You lie, you fagabone,- you
thinks cot dam-and now III vip you for dat.n
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The know,nothing friends of Mr.. Fillmore will be
relieved when they learn from the Washington Organ
that their candidate is not likely to be absorbed by
the Pope at Rome, but that he is there only in the
" probable acceptance of the couresies and civites
of the Pspal government" Yet it must look a lit
tie singular that the presidential candidate of the
Popehaters is not in Rome over two days before he
is found at The Church of the Jesuits' ans! appear
ing " 10 enjoy the ceremonies we'll as Others
If the Papal government should make something Of
a lion of him." We would not be surprised if the
know nothings SHALL that account, claim the votes
of the Catholics for him for President. Surely, if
the Pope makes a lion " of Mr.. Fillmore in Ro me-
Mr.. Fillmore may make lion " of the Pope in
America