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MISCEIJ,ANEOUS ORDFRS

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the Auditor papers published
That sS@" % za sSs"a have the fence on the south side Of the Jail Lot rebuilt and
% when the shall be the grading Of the
M issss sS,s s , e public By
Harper, Ayes Roberts q Co.. with the security be
by VIM B. Hrcho for the use the
Essesdsrs Office collected tsheoei paid
That H Maddux Be pay County Treasury fifty
ssa @ si @ m @ k s % nsx, % % printing four thousand Assess.
Blanks @ Of dollars any
THAT THAT he ,ss 7 Ass,
Surveyor: properly furnished s'S' y
SPs 5, p1Spss sf h ss'as @ 3 foundation the
side a et aSs f 5 ia'f s sisns n foundation built on
sa @s s s sss s sss css @ p''sns'''
the on" fsi BRIDGE Gent Fund and p ea s % a the County
csas SP aaa ssSHss B asads
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Purchasers. 1870 1870 50 50 7 7
= " stss5s'9 assias " County .sy 80 80 Sc ss 3 3
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80. S School E and SCHOOL, House State,
81 8 Of I'll Draft Of School Fund from State = sa s85 40 o
~ From all sources vs.a ..rz 1884 4e 5
& Amount Of orders redeemed - stee4s o4 ;
ST in in Treasury re | June l. 1857, 90 slloa
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Balancein Treasury June l. 1867, eaAsgsea s2ol7 70
@erF ersae 80 81 and Poo Fund.
Amount in Treasury
o. Township Fund received from Duplicate -f
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The uee ofthese Bftters imparts tone to the
Stomach, which fortiies the system agaiAsts all
infectious diseases, as we'll as lenders safe a
residence in Fever and Ague Districts or in To-
calites where the water is impure and un-
healthy. Used as beverageto ward off Fe-
yer and Ague, or as medicine in the debility
eccasioned by that disease, and other feYers,
these >itters pose merits far superior to any
other article in the market.
With its Tonic properties, it ur;tes thep
e. of calming Irritation, ard allaying Nervous
Irritabilfv. 1t never fails to cure Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Nervous Debility, a prickly sensae
tionof the. flesh, mental depression, constant
ina ginings of Evil, great depression of spirits,
fliutness after exercise, broken eep and ter
rifying Dreams
As medicine in
Female Diseases.
In Fluor Albus, Oh; onic Tendency to Misear
riage, Geutral Lassitude and w eakness, Sink
ing ut the Stomach, Pains in the Limbs, 1rreg
ularities, Distinctions &C., it viii be found
undoubtedly the best medicine ever offered to
the sex. Fully ene-half of our female pepula-
tion are in bad health, or, as they express 1t,
"never feel WE'LL They feel prostrated, have
no energy, no appetite, and are extremely ner-
vous The tonic and inyigorating properties
of these Bitters render them Invaluable to this
class OF individuals.
The Aged and Infrni
VIII find in these Bitteis cordial that will
restore, in degree, the ardor and energy OF
more youthful days, infuse new lie into their
veins, and make their descent down "the slip
perry vale OF years." healthy and happy.
Living Witnesses can be found iisalmost ev
cry village in the Union, who have certified to
the good properties Of these Bitters III the af
! fictions for which they are recommended.
What they say at home,
Mrs. Jarvis, of delicate constitution, residing
at No. 25 Ross St, after suffering nine years
With the worst form. Of Dyspepsia and genera
debility, and spending hundreds Of dollars il
Travelling for her health and paying doctors
bills. was cured sound and well by the use 0
/ two bottles of DR.. Wrights Tonic. Bitters ane
Inyigerating Cordial. She says: By thu
use of your Bitters,J can now taLeslny meal!
regularly, and experience no unpleasant effects
from eating heartily of any. dish set before me
l think | am cured permanently sound arit
well, and have no dread of a recurrence of Tia
! disease
Mr. L. r. Livingston, of the Pittsburgh Nov
city Works, says g Two female members O
my family have derived great benefit from t.
4 use of your Bitfers. Send me two more bot
E-tles' sAas -
Mrs. kinzer, Noz65 Smithfield ST., an agee
and infirm lady, suffering fsom Dyspepsia ant
Debility, says: {. Your BiHers did me NOR,
god than any other medicine | ever tried.''
I o Ic dose taken before ~fncals-wfll
good appetite, assist digestion remove fatu
lcncy, prevent costlveness, and be sure cur,
for Dyspepsia.
IN QUART BOTTLES-Price 81.
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY GOLDEN PRIZE


One Of the largest and best literary papers
Of the doy.
of Subscription, So per year And q
Gift viii be presented to each subscriber i'm
mediatoly on the receipt of the subscription
money. Each subscriber will be entitled te
i. Gift worth from ST. to $500,00 in Gold.
TO CLUBS.
Copies for one year. .$5.0O
10 Copies for one ear. 1891 90
READ THE LIST OF GIFTS.
Package containing. =. $500, in Gold
10 Gold patent lever Englih
hunting cased Watches 100 Each.
Is &c "- IS
25 g Gold Watches 60 g
100 &c 's 90 so /"
800 Lady's &c +" 35 /"
100 Silver hunting cased do. 25 :.
200 g Watches 10 to 90 &c
500 Gold, Vest, Guard and Fob
- Chains 10 to 80 90
1000 Golp Lockets 2 to 10 &c
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Health and Long Life
FaO r "A Z L..
DIR. Roback's Seandinavian Rem etiies.


DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
a I last the grand obectof Medical Science
N is attained DR.. Roback's Scandinavian
Remedies actually perform what thousands
have promised, but never accomplished
They purge from the blood the corrupt parti-
cles which create and feed disease. The ba-
sis of all the solid portions of the body is the
blood, and if that fluid is pure, the whole or
ganization must necessarily be vigorous, hardy
and healthful. Hence, in the preparation and
combination of the ingredients of his famous
Seandinavian Remedies, DR.. Roback's great
object was to produce a medicine which should
DIsINFECT THE BLOOD, ;. in all cases. He sue
ceeded, and the consequence is that the opera
tion of his. Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills; upon almost every species of dis
ease, is like that of water upon the devouring
element, literally extinguishing the malady
Persons suffering from debility from childhood
find new visor infueed into them by these
wonderful .life-lengthening restoratives. They
cool the heat Of fever, create appetite, render
digestion perfect, regulate the bowels, pro-
mote sleep, i2vigorate the reproductive organs
in both sexes, control al disorders of the liver,
cure sores, boils, tumors and all skin disease,
and by imparting to the vital fluid new ele-
ments of health, literally make life pleasure,
instead of the wearisome probation which it
must always be to the invalid These rene
rare medicinal virtue, never before introduced
in the practice of pharmacy. Physicians of
the highest note, in the discoverer's native
land, ard in other parts of Europe, have certi-
fed to the value of the medicines, and they
have never yet been administered without be-
ing followed by marked success. 1t is impos-
sible to enumerate in an advertisement tenth
of the complaints for which they are infallible
Suffice it to say, that there is no disorder of
anv ORGAN unless caused by ma form alton far
which they not adapted; and for the sim
pie reason that they act directly upon the ele-
ment which renews. feeds and sustains all or
gans, viz the vENoUs BLOOD.
Make sure Of the genuine articles by yspur-
chasing only of respectable dealers and regu-
| lar agents, or of Rob;lck himself, No 6 East
Fourth street. Cincinnati, where he may be
consulted by letter as well as personally, in
all complicated and difficult cases.
Price of the Scandinay ian Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle, or S5 per halfdozen. Pills 25 cts.
per box, or FIVE boxes for one dollar.
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cal or moral point of view. aPrice $500.
H Any oftne above works will be sent
by mail free of postage by renting the
1h1iShed rricos 81
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Log and Trace Chains
~ for sale at kILMER'S S Hard Ware Store.
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Upper Sandusky, May 20, '57 36-:ms
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All of which is respectfully submitted
II, H. HoLDR1DGE, @&
MILTON -MORtAL, s COMMISSIONS
JONATHAN KEAR, Is
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FOR SALE,

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE p,u,a
N in the town of Upper Sandus- N@.g,MIAss n ID
ky, situate Immediately south of Isss I8sg5 8
the residence of Mr. P. A. Tyler, Is,nll.ayy ySss
on San llskY Avenne Tlle nreni- - @a----.-
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at g * e. Is Is Of as
81 IS to s. Is Cd Wheat 0 is slightly i lower new has
slightly improved Mixed corn SIZE.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Flour and wheat are unchanged.
White corn So &c. yellow Sc SSc
FAYETTEVILLE, August 3-Bacon Is "a l6s cents
CottOn-Fair to good 9O@l4l; ordinary to mid, l@l2s
Wheat SO OO@O 90; Oats, 10000; Rye, O0@ o. Lard
7t@l8 Salt-Liverpoo (sack) 81 5000 90. Turpentne
YellOw Dip 81 % 90 OO Virgin So 25@O co. Hard 81 O5
Bacon unchanged COttonsale on Thursday last rang
ing from ordinary to fair; sold round at l42 FourNo
holding it still in price No other changes worthy of notice
LIVERPOOL, July 18th otton-Sales of tho week
$1,000 bales INCLUDING 1000 bales for speculation and 400
qualities have improved most Holders offer freely but show
no disposition to express sales sur3t and Brazilian Cotton
Estimated for Friday 5000 bales, including 1000
bales to spectators and 900 bales export The market
is firm Stock in port $4,000 bales including $4,000 bales
American
New Orleans tres ordnarc at Havre quoted at llsfr
Manchester advces continue favorable; all Qualities of
manufacturing considerably advanced
Breadstufs.-The market is very dull, and all qualities
have slightly declined Corn is steady Richardson,
Spence Co y dull and prize; have de-
and Baltimore Bis; Ohio 32s 32s cd. Wheat is dull at
decline of % Some circulars quote decline of I'd i'd
red IS. 3D. 9s i'd white 9s I'D 9s 10d Corn is quiet.
Mixed and yellow 38s SIS Cd white at 4Os 42s
Provisions are dull Beef generay closed buoyant at the
also dull 1'D"''' YIN N-', "'' % ' ''N -
Money MarkeIoudon, July Consols for money 9lA.
Consols for account quoted at 9l4 9lB.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased G75,
600
The bank rates have been reduced to 81 per cent.
LIVERPOOL, July lS , Z. M.-Richardson, Spence &
Co. quote Cotton generally closed with advancing ten
dency Under the Persia advces the market frmer but
not quoaby higher Estimated sales of to-day 5000 bales
| Breadstufs quiet
London Saturday, NoonConsols close at 9I4 97B for
money and 81 for account.
| BEAUFORT, July 20-Bacon hams IL to Is cents
Hoground, Is cents Corn, 30 to 100 per bushol Corn
Meal 81 20 to 80 Flour, Superfne IS 80, Extra family
50 O5 Candles Is to 20 cents per b. Coffee l2t
Lime, 81 SO to IS per Dbl; MOasse IS SOC; Turpen-
tine, dip 81 90 to TO- Scrape 81 90 to 20 per Dbl !;
Spirits Iurpenne 81 to 80 cents Tar 81 % to SO Rosin
ST. to 10 per Dbl OilWhale 20 to 73c Speam, 81 rs
So finseed, 81 10 % Pork-Mess $26 to II Prime
$25 Rice, to cents Salt, 81 25 to SO per sack Su-
gar Porto Rico ii to 10 cents Carafed 10 to IT, Crushed
| cent per Id.
| WASHINGTON, N c., July %, 1857.
NAVAL STORES.-We have no change to note but
small quantities of Tupentne arrives and that taken
at S. 25 for dip and $780, Tar $l25 Resin 81 20
and $l,25. Spirits Turpentine al and AZ cents.
CORN-Has been sold at 50 cents Per bushe
WHEAT-none in market. Dispatch.
TARBORO, July 3 --Turpentine- So 20 to 25
Scrape Is per 100 lbs Tar, 81 90 to TO- Corn
81 90 to 80 Dbl Cotton, liz to IL cts Bacon l6
Is cts. Lard, ii to 10 cts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

July 3O-Schr Ann Maria, Brown from Lockwood's Fol-
ly, to Willard & Curtis; with naval stores
Schr Jonas Smith, Spates, from New York, to A D. Ca
FAUX with mdze.
Steamer Magnolia, scdman, from Fayetteville. to E. J
3l--U s NJ. Steamer Spray Price, from smthvile, to
A. II. VanBokkelen.
IN BELow--Bremen Barque Diana, from New York.
July 3l--Bremen Barque Diana, Husng, from New York.
to II. B. Eiers.
Steamer Etewan Springs, from Georgetown, s. c., to j.
Aug: 1-U s; NJ; Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthvlo,
to A. H. VanBokkelen
Aug. 2Steamer James r. Grist Banks, from Fayette.
Vile, to Petteway Il Pritchett.
3U; S NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smithville, to
Aug 3.-schr: Worth, Allen, from New York, to T. c.
4-steamer Flora Mcdonald, urt from Fayetteville to
T, C. u B. G. Worth
Aug 5-schr D. Mershon, Spragg, from Philadelphia,
to G.. w. Davis; with mdze.
U; S; M Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithve to A. H.
Steamer Rowan McRae, from Fayetteville, to E. j. Lut-
terloh.
Aug 5steamer Black River Barber, from Fayetteville,
Schr. j. c. Manson RADON, from Shalotte to Anderson
Il Savage with naval stores.
Schr Laura Harker, from Shaotte to Anderson Say
age with naval stores.
CLEARED.
July 3d.. s. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvile,
3I--Steamer Magnolia Stednan, for Fayetteville by E.
J. Lutterloh.
July Blu s. M. Steamer Spray, Price, for smithville,
Steamer Black River Barber, for Fayetteville by d. A.
Lamont.
I-U: s M, Steamer Spray, Price, for smthvlle, by A.
H. VanBokkelen.
3Schr Red Eagle, Rogers, for Boston, by ]. D. Mo-
4-U. S. M Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvle, by A.
5-Steamer James R. Grist Banks, for Fayetteville, by
Brig Howard, Edrdge, for Martinique, by PIERCE Dud-
Sea Hanger barrow, for New York, by Petteway
& Prtchett with naval stores.
Schr Jonas Smith, Spates, for New York by A. D. Ca
FAUX with naval stores.
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hands on private to have been 81 for
red anu p .? tor white [Some other parcels ex
unable to give correct report of the state of the
market when transactions made on private terms1
tne inc OF receipts there has been nothing
dealers hands is fair and note merely retail
Quotations in table are nominal.
LINES in fair supply, with limited enquiry, and no
sales except in the small way See table for ouotstions
MoLAssEs-There has been little demand for this
first hands is fully fair We quote from wharf at So 81
cents per gallon, inFquantties to suit.
PorAToEsIh have been brought in rather more freely
the past week. and have declined We quote from carts a
10 a So cents per bushel, as in quality.
PRoYIs1oNs-BAcoN-The market continues to rule ex-
ceedngy firm for N c. cured None of coming
n and the stock is confined to few small parcels in retail
ers hands Only small lot has been brought in and
taken at 10 cents for shoulders and IL cents per b. for sides
-6eng shade advance No sales of hog round and nom
nal at IL cents The stock of Western make has ais, be-
come materially reduced in the absence Of receipts and we
@ IA for shoulders and Is cents her III for
N. c. and Western make Is in ac-
tive demand and been received during the past
quote the former at l7t Is cents latter at l6t IL
cents per h., as in quay.PoRk-Ther has been but
market quote small sales of Northern Mess from store
$50 81 per bbL-whch is an advance previous
SALTWe have nothing to notice in either descrip-
ton There very little demand for Alum, and note
good supply market seng from store 80 35 cents
stock with an active enquiry existing Only lot of 500
sacks received coastwse since last and sold from wharf
at 97a cents 81 O5 per sack, as in quantity
SHINGLES-Are without material alteration demand
limited and receipts light Sales of about 25O 900 Common
so 81 % per NJ in quality No sales of Contract
very little demand except for short which sells readily
fair We quote small sales at prices ranging from
FREIaHTs-Owing to the scarcity of shipping produce is
accumulang the wharves and rates cOastwse have
terlally advanced To Boston, New York and Philadelphia
See table.
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TOPSAIL ACADEMY.

TOPSAIL ACADEMY.
THE TRUSTEES OF TOPSAIL ACADEMY have the
satisfaction of announcing to the public that they have
secured for the ensuing scholastic the services OF MT
McKERRAL VINO has heretofore discharged the duties
of Principal of this Institution with such marked fidelity and
efficiency.
paraon of youth for University and for the pac
teal business of life To this end instruction of the most
thorough character impaired the Grammars of the En-
gsh Latin and Greek languages whilst the historians ana
poets Of the two latter requisite for to Coeg
carefully read and critically analysed Much attention Is
also bestowed Spelling, Reading, Writing Arithmetic
Geography Algebra, and other studies essentit to souno
English Education.
The great object constantly kept in view is to give thor
ough instruction branch of education proessed u
be taught and appeal to the patrons of this Institution
to say II it has not fully accomplished this purpose
The discipline mild and to those who conduct them
selves properywhst those regulations deemed essential 10
the of youth removed from the restraints
of home enforced with frmness but without hashnes
The location of this School at the terminus of the VIII
mington and Topsai Sound Plank Road twelve miles from
Wilmington in the midst of highly moral neighborhood
II is two miles from the Sound and the air is purified ana
cooled throughout the months by the Sea breeze
Board can had at convenient places in the
at Ten Dollars per month; .
The Scholastic year divided into two sessions of twenty
we eks each The Fall session will commence Thursday,
the 9th day of July, proxlmo
TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS PER SESSION: - m
For the English branches w
Latin and Greek, together with the above % OO
Oneha payable in advance balance at end of the
Pupils will be charged from their entrance until the emu
the session. except of For
Nm. NIXON, Wilmington, N G..
JOS. M; FoY. scott's Hill,
D. K. FUTCH, do.
L. S. McCLAMMY, do.
JOHN 70 Ii HoWXRD, Topsail Sound
June 9th, ls57.-2Sl-laWlOt--4l.tf
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BERHAvE's HOLLAND BlTTERs,

THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER
COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER
AND AGUE,
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon a
dsordered STOMACH OR LIVER, such as Indigestion,
Acdity of the Stomach Cocky Palms. Heartburn Loss of
Appetite, Dependency, Cosveness, Blind and Bleeding
Piles In all Nervous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections
has instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected a decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor BrhaVe Because of its great in
most of the European States its introduction Uni
ted States intended especially those of our
fatherand scattered here and there the of this
mighty country Meeting wi tn great among them
now offer it to the American public knowing that its truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended to those persons whose
situations have been impaired by the continuous
ardent spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
Simultaneous in effect it finds its way directly the seat of
life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact, inusing health and vgor
in the system.
NOTlCE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against pur-
chasing Be persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Berhave Holland Bitters fair trial. One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all these
limitations.
RSold at 81 90 per bottle, six bottles for So by
the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutsts and Chemists, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPITT, WALKER
MEARES & CO, DIR. A. o. BRADLEY. and Drug
gists generally throughout the United States
May 9Th, 1857. 204-1y-36-1
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MosoUITos IN NEW YORK -We have not lately
that venerable parsonage, the oldest nhabitant
otherwise we would have obtained his affidavit or
certificate, that within his recollection there never
was in the month Of July, in the city of New York.
IN Brooklyn, on Staten Island, the Jersey flats
such a countless host of such hard-bifled, sharp
billed, and long billed mosquitoes, as in tile present
said month of July. "They throng the air, they
darken the heaven and the earth is scarcely ten
antable on account of them. Their numbers are
beyond numerical computation. Billions and trilons
90 not include blIlionth or triIlionth of them
Every blade OF grass, every leaf of plant, every up
turned sod everything and every place is alive with
Them In the house and around he house, on the
lounge and over the lounge, and alas in the dorm-
tory and through the dormitory in and through and
around and on and above and below e, erv thing and
every place hum mosquitoes.
1t is positively awful to think about but thousand
times more so TO feel Talk of murder in New York
ana poisoning in Edinburgh, there has been more
9Ioodshed and poisoning in this city and suburbs
dunng the last three days and rlgEts than since the
Geuge 1or season, put an end 10 human wickedness
IL Is lucky that mosquitoes only live for a dav-at
least mats we Poeno ldea' and the only poetry there
IS In the matter-or men, W omen and children woplt
have 10 move through The in some sncb sort NJ
clothing as Divers India Rubber apparatus and
New IoIkes would find mosquito bites nearv a. e..
ta as folks do in Florida, according to a paragTanb
elsewhere given. Eighteen hundred and fttv.seTen
VIII be memorable Tor feats of mosquitorie.
Com. advertiser.