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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14
BERHAVE's HOLLAND B1TTERs.

THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
l. 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 Pains, Heartburn Loss Of
Appetite Dependency Costiveness Blind and Bleeding
has in instances proved highly beneficial and
others, effected decided
This purely vegetable compound, prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Brhave Because of its great success
most of the European States its introduction into the Uni
ted States INTENDED especially for those of
fatherand scattered he and there the of this
mighty country. Meeting wi tn great among them,
now offer it to the American public, knowing that It's truly
wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
particularly recommended to those whose
situations may have been impaired by the continuous
ardent spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
Simultaneous in effect it finds its way directly to the seat
life, thrilling and quickening every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact infusng health and
in the system.
NOTCE.-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disapponted 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
chasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Buerhaves Holland Bters fair trial One bot
HSod 81 90 per bottle, six bottles So co. by
the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. CO.
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists, Pittsbu gh
Pa
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPITT, WALKER
MEARES & CO, Dr.. A. o. BRADLEY. and Drug
gsts generally throughout the United States
May 9TH, 1857. 2041y-36-1
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we cannot refrain from calling the attention of our
readers to an advertisement in this days paper of the
restorative of Prof O. J. Wood & Co.. of St. Louis
VIII De seen that he has certificates from per-
VI ne highest character to the merits of his Restora
Ve FROM positive knowledge also enabled to say
tna II every sense what processes be- we do
hesitate TO pronounce it the finest preparation for the head
ana hair which has far been devised by human ingenuity
we nave seen arrest threatened badness and restore to
the head Its original prouion of natural and glossy hair
ana "nen the latter has been premaurey ngsd with gray
we nave seen 1t like magic restore the coors of youth and
health The distinguished property this we might truly
say miraculous Restorative is that gives the
VINO uses It, the same head of hair that they in youth
thus acting in strict compliance with the rules the first
greatest OF all toilet makersNatme No one who has used
Will hesitate to unite with in this testimony pecu-
liar merit.-Cooimgton (La) Peoples F7ead.
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES& CO..
and by Druggists generally
Aug. n.-287-2weod-5O-2t
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- Natural Sciences of this city. Imagination 10 IeIS
free in assigning to this %hc or Su
ling the mystery of bis dean
5000 years ago
torch at the great Temple dedication! !"
IN comparine some of the clippings Of the blocks
=: he cave with the huge stones in the Temple WALL
the origin of these immense stones and the means Oy
,vb;ch Hyram, the Great Phencian architect placed
them in this position in the Temple, by rolling them
down the inclined place, is at once made apparent
Is not this fact also explanatory of what Era mentions
in relation to some of the large rocks in the Temple
repaired by Zerutatel, which he calls the stones OF
rolling? ao,;rad
But shall not anticipate the pleasure 10 De deflVeu
t,oo full dissertation by the author of this inter.
es E discovery in his forthcoming work Isit no,
little singular that all the discoveries OF note IN the
Holv Land + ave been the work of Americans
Who will now say that this cavern, for so many
centurie. Unknown to the Christian world was not
the silent graves in which the chsel and hammer 80
sktuy wrought out the materials for The coDstruc'
ton of the Great Temple of Solomon? HIAroR'
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TOPSATL ACADEMY.

THE TRUSTEES OF TOPSAIL ACADEMY have the
of announcing to the public that they have
secured for the ensuing scholastic year, the services of Mr.
McKERRALL, who has heretofore discharged the duties
of Principal of this Institution with such marked fidelity and
efficiency.
The routine of instruction specially adapted TO the pre-
paration OF youth for University course and for the prac
teal business of life To this end instruction of the most
thorough character impaired in the Grammars of the En-
gh Latin and Greek languages whilst the historians and
poets the two latter requisite for admission College
carefully read and critically analysed Much attention is
also bestowed Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Geography Algebra and other studies essential to sound
English Education.
Tie great object constantly kept in veW is to give thor
ough instruction in every branch of education protested to
be taught and appeal to the patrons of this Institution
to say If it has not fully accomplished this purpose.
The discipline is mild and easy to those who conduct them
selves those regulations deemed essential to
proper of YOUTH removed from the restraints
of home enforced with frmness but without harshness
The location of this School at the terminus of the Viii
minpton and Topsa Sound Plank Road twelve miles from
It is two miles from the Sound and the purified and
the summer months by the Sea breeze
Board can at convenient places the neghborhood
at Ten Dollars per month
we eks each he Fall session will commence on Thursday
the 9th day of July, proximo.
TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS PER SESSION:
For the English branches.
Latin and Creek together with the above. rs
Oneha PAYABLE in advance balance at end of the session
the session. except of proracted sickness For an
Nm. NIXON, Wilmington, N. C.
JOS. M. FOY, Scott's Hill,
D. K. FUTCH, do
L. s. McCLAMMY, do
X. K. BRYAN, do
JOHN HOWARD, TOpsal soul /.
June 9th, le67.-2Sl-lawl0t--4l.n
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

WHEREAS, complaint upon oath hath this day been
w made to u.s. of the Justices of the Peace the
county of New Hanover by + H. Lane, that certain
slave named SIMON, to him belonging, about foryfve
high hath absented himself from his said masters
Dupn county, since last App and lurking about in the
aforesaid county of New Hanover committing of felony
and other misdeeds These are therefore in the the
State command said slave SIMON forthwith to
der himself and home to his said MASTER and do
hereby by virtue of the Act of the General Assembly of the
State aforesaid in such cases made and provided intimate
and declare that the said slave above does not
render himself home Immediately after the pub
LEGATION of these that may capture said
slave and in of fight resistance say him with
Given under hands and seals the LIST August, 1857
JAS T. MILLER, J. r, (Seal)
w. N. PEDEN, J. P, (Seall
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DIED.

In this town. the 18th inst, JOHN FREDERICK, in
FAINT Of H. and c. E. Schulken aged year ten
months.
Near Outlaw Bridge, in Dupn county, Sunday morn
ing, End inst, NEEDHAM BRYAN, Son of N B. and Ua-
maris Whitfield, aged years 10 months and Is days.
In CoHwayboro', S. c., the 1st inst, Major JOHN
READMAN, in the 56th year of his aged AS father he
aectionae and kind citizen. highminded and
honorable and friend generous noble and true His
loss is deeply felt and will long be remembered.-CoK
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Conwayboro, S. c., Aug 9th, 1857
WHEREAS, Almighty Cod in the dspensaton Of his
dence hath removed from among US our highly esteemed
citizen and member of Council, Maj John Readman:
Therefore, in Council assembled this day, the following
resolutions passed:
Resolved That the Town Council deeply depore the re-
moval by death of Of its worthy and Waited members
Mai. John Readman.
Resolved, That deeply sympathise with his afflicted
family in their sad bereavement.
Resolved That the preamble and resolutions of this meet
be forwarded to the for publication
Resolved That copy of the above be the bereaved
family of our deceased friend.
J. J. REDWOOD, Intendant
Charleston Courier please copy
Near G0nTayboEo, Horny District s c. the 9th inst
ISADORE PRlVETT, aged nth and fifteen day In
FAINT daughter of William H and M. M. Privett
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Dyspepsia and Debility Cured.

theodore Frank Esq., of the Pittsburgh and Steubenvis
Railroad Office, says:
For years have been invalid from Dyspepsia With
hope OF relief resortsd many advertised remedies but
failed In deriving the benefit sought for until tried
HOLLAND BlTTERS, the happy effects of which upon
the digestive organs and restoring debitated system
causes me to recommend it confidently suffering from
Dyspepsia"
See advertisement in another column
August l0-2S7&5O-lw.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned has just opened at the store North
Water street, formerly occupied by Messrs Vessel &
Elers and complete stock of goods suitable for the
and country trade and offers them at as low prices
other store in the place Among them may he found
the following:
Is boxes Tobacco--World's Fair Brand;
40 do do Hazart do;
do do Columbia do;
Is bags Coffee so kegs Nails;
hhds Porto RIGA sugar;
bbls. Clarified do;
30 boxes Colgate's Pale Soap;
so do Scaled Herring;
IS bbls. Common Whiskey;
do Bourbon do;
25 do Apple Brandy
do North Carolina Peach Brandy
20 boxes Cheese; 10 kegs butter;
20 do Adamantine Candles;
TO do Black Pepper; 100 gross Matches
II do Cinnamon 10 boxes Saeratus;
5 bbs Malaga Wine, a excellent article;
300 Round Shaves--L. Woods make;
80 Ploughs do do;
10 bbls. Soda Biscuit
cases shoes--assorted qualities;
Is reams Wrapping Paper;
5 bbls No. Mackerel; besides good many other
tices mention, which will be sold low for
cash by g. PRIGGE,
Nov 18th. 81 Nerth Water
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BANK SwINDLE IN FkANcE.-A startling case of Redpath-
ism has been discovered Besancon One of the principal
clerks of the branch Bank of France in that town. named
Monnot who enjoyed excellent reputation for integrity
found have deficit in his account of It, O0 On
animation OF the books clue to the deficit could be ound
a scrutiny at made into the account of
the bank 1t then discovered that by of false
tres false books and other forges Monnot had contrv
sterling He had carried this systematic robbery for
MOnnot confessed his guilt and sent before
for trial He has been condemned to eight
prsonment and fine of lOOf The thief squandered the
money Of the bank by entering with into undry unsound
speculaons which absorbed nearly the whole he
had stolen. He hadesabhed hotel also grocery estab
hment but the greater part Of his gotten funds dis
sipated in dscounting rotten bills of exchange.
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ICE, ICE,, sCEt,,

ICE ICE !! 1CE!!!
THE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for
the delivery of Ice every morning at Sunrise, closing
A. M.
TERMS CASH.-It is earnestly desired that person
adhered to.
TICKETS can be procured and DEPOSITS made in ad
vance by those who desire avoid the making
change.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded directed
ICE furnished to the sick poor free of CHARGE when directed
by Physician or member Of the Visiting Committee
A. II. VANBOKKELEN, Agent.
April I'd, 1857. I75-6m-3l-6m*
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DEATH OF BERANaER, THE PoET.-The Europa
brings us the announcement of the death of Pierre
Jean de Beranger, the great song writer of France,
whose stirring illusions have bound him to tho hearts
and svmpathies of the French people
Beranger, the grand, of Paris tailor was born
in that city on the 18th of August 1880, and until
the age of fourteen was alternately tavern boy and
printer. His literary life commenced at the age of
seventeen but his early efforts at comedy, epic and
religious poetry were not published, In 1903, with
himself almost in despair, upon The protection of
Lucen Bonaparte, who, pleased with his crude po-
ems, gave him good advice and substantial assistance
and allowed him to use and draw The salary coming
to him as member of the institute. In $685. Der
anger edited the g ALales des Musee ;" in 1903 be
received small cerkship in the university. In 1915
his first collections of songs appeared, although they
were already we'll known in literary circles. His
second collection, which appeared in 1921 were too
liberal to suit the ruling powers, and be lost bis Of
nee and was sentenced to three months imprisonment
Seven years later third collection subjected him TO
nine months Imprisonment and fine of ten thous
and francs, which was paid by the liberal party Of
France. When the revolution trumphed, he steadily
refused the title and honors with which his friends
wished TO load him.
During the reign of Louis PHILIPPE he lived in re-
trement and published his fourth and last collection
of songs. When the revolution OF 1S48 led to a
republic, he elected member of the National
Assembly, an honor which he declined. The later
years of his life have been passed in revising his
early poems, and preparing 'Dic;onarie Histori.
que. of the political, poetical and literary ceebri
ties of France.
Beranger was the Burns OF France; without the
depth ard mellowness OF the Bard of Ayrshire, he
knew how TO strike the chords which vibrate through
the popular heart The god of the Parisians is the
god of pleasure, and none poured out more joyous
and fragrant libatons his altar The disciple Of
Epicurus, Bacchus and Cupid he loved to celebrate
the fleeing pleasures Of the day in the graceful and
glowing numbers of his charming verse.
child of the people, he was at home among thei
joys and Sorrows he loved best to chant the praises
of Lisette in her garnet and to the frugal meal
with Uric praises of the wine which the blouses
drink But his Tyre had deeper chords; his sympha-
thies were with the free thoughts and free impulses
of France. Although battling always for republic,
he uniformly declined its honors like honest and
independent poet, he preferred to the vexations of
politics the triumphs of his muse and his peren-
NAL good humor. The death of such man is a
| calamity 10 France, he who has for half century
written their songs will be mourned alike by the
inmates of St. Cloud, whose youth be delighted and
by the laborers, students and gsettes of the Latin
Quarter, who knew his lyrics by heart and who
dearly loved the little song singer of Paris.'
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June 2Sd, 1857

MSSSY II THE Subscriber respectfully informs the cit
~ H1f liens of Wilmington and its vicinity that he
has located branch of his New York house ct
No Market ST. the wharf, where he will keep every
description of
SADDLES, BRIDES. HARNESS, WHIPS TRUNKS
Every variety of Ladies' and Gentemsns riding Saddles
me Sole Leather TRUNKS and everything in his lire
Having extensive facilities he will keep constantly hand
most splendid and extensive of Saddery goods
m State, all Of which will be sold at New York prices
N B. Repairing of Harness and Trunks done by the
Workmen and all orders for Harness executed with prompt
ness and despatch MATHEW A. WILSON,
Importer and Manufacturer of Harness.
No. So Canal St, New York, and
No. Market ST., Wilmington, N. C.
Sept. 10Th. 1856 l2.tf
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A LII PERSONS indebted to S. w. Whitaker, here
Ably notified to forward and make immediate pay
to the subscriber otherwise the claims against them
will be placed in suit for collection
MOODY B. SMITH, Assignee
Every debt due S.W. Whitaker paid arranged by
the first day September next will that day be put
suit.
June 23d. 1857 246&43-tf
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J. M. ROBINSON & SON

j. M. ROBINSON & SON
rrAVE no " in store the following, vizi
ri iron H ollow Ware and Sash Weights;
Hoop Iron of the best quality;
Nails Brads and Spikes;
Iron Axles Hubs and Spokes;
Timber and other Axes, all warranted;
Cast Steel Grabbing Hoes, Spades and Shoves;
Rice Sckes and Bramble Scythes
Preserving Kettles, Saucepans SC;
Mill, Circular, Cross Cut, and other Saws;
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, and Fan Mills;
Barn Door aud Smokehouse Locks, extra good;
Pad Locks that can't be matched;
Brass and Iron Wire Cloth;
Wood saws and Axes with handles in them;
Cotton Cord Linen and Cotton Irvine;
Rest QUALITY of Scissors and Needles;
Rogers Sons, Westenholmes, and some more Of the
real Barlow Knives. -
Wilmington, January, 1907.
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NOTICE..

49, IOFFER FOR SALE OR RENT, my House
.Ia and Lot on the corner of Seventh and Walnut ss
M near the Railroad The House is large and comfort
able with large four fire places and all
consisting OF good Smoke House, Stables Carriage House,
&C. SC; also good well of waterfall and complete
The large comprising nearly two lots, with fine fence
all round.
Also for twelve months from the first day of o.
tober next good Dwelling House, with all improvements,
Esq. E. HANSLEY.
Aug. ll.--2S7-lm.
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THE SUBSCRIBER is DESTROYS of selling his Plantation
in Dupn county, lying the South side of Rattlesnake
Branch containing hundred and twenty-five
About onehaf of cleared and is excellent farming land
the remainder is we'll timbeed and is convenient the farm
There is good Dwelling House, Negro Houses, and all
cessary outhouses the premises and excellent we'll of
water.
Terms will be made easy. For further particulars, call
or address the subscriber at Bear Swamp o. Durn Co..
NJ G. FRANCIS LOFI1N.
Aug 4.-50-9t*
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CO-pARTNERsHIp NnTTcE

THE Subscribers have this day entered into Co-Part-
nership under the name and style of ALDERMAN &
bZZEL snd have taken the Store formerly occupied by
A B. McCalsb, No. 81 North Water Street where they
WIN keep constant supply Of everything that is kept in
small advance for cash. and hope by prompt attention to
business, to merit fair share of public patronage.
[. T. ALDERMAN,
F. M. BIZZELL.
June 2Sd, 1857 246-tf-43tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, }
New Hanover County.
Mary J. Newton, }
1 y her guardian Idian In Equity

TN OBEDIENCE to decree of the Court of Equity of
lsaid County made in the above at the last Term
shall offer for s9e at public auction the premises
Saturday, the 9th day Of Sepembernext, tract parcel
of land belonging to the Estate Of the late David New
ty of New Hanover adjoining the lands of H. K Newkirk,
Charles B. McAster and others, and containing two hun
twelve MONTHS and bond with good security will be required
of the purchaser.
Given under my hand, at office. this II day Of August
A. D. 1857 o. Z. MEARES, c. & M. E.
August l4th, 1857. 5O-3t
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 18th, 1857.

TURPENTNE.-By reference to table below it will be
observed that prices have fucuated for both virgin and
yellow dip since last Fredericksburg at advance of
25 cents the former and Is cents the latter quality
There is very little hard arriving and it remains last
pOred-si so per 2SO lbs. We notice moderate enquiry
appears firm quotations table The receipts for
past week have been SMALL though larger than those of the
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

VTHOSE sands of life have nearly out, discover
w ed while in the East Indies, certain cure for
Consu npton Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
General Debility. The remedy discovered by him
when his only child, daughter, given up to die
He had heard much of the wonderful restorative and healing
qualities preparations made from the East India Hemp
the thought occurred him that he might make rem
edy his child studied hard and succeeded in eazing
his wishes His child cured, and is alive and we'll
He since administered the wonderful remedy thous
failed in making them completely healthy and happy
Wishing do much good possible he will send to
such of his afflicted request it, this recipe
with full and explicit directions for making up and
cessully using it. He requires each applicant to ncose
him one shilng7three cents to be returned as postage
ment of this advertisement. Address
DR.. H. JAMES. No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, NJ
N. B.-Dr H. James has neither Office agent in New
York some have pretended advertised The recipe
sent from but No 10 Grant street, Jersey City
N. Jersey.
June 18th. 1857 237-2m-42-2m
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NOTE River Lumber Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the of inspection
Iurpenne about lO@ cents per bband naval stores,
when brought railroad about the same expenses are
of fifth is made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
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ArCTION SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

WILL BE SOLD at public auction, the 18th day of
w August, 1857 at Mays Head, in the State of North
Carolina all the public property appertaning the work
and the Atlantic Ocean,, chiefly consisting of DREDGING
MACHINE complete, (Osgoods patent); STEAM PRO
Pa; several SAND SCOWS, TOOLS, MACHINERY,
&C., &c
The terms of the sale cash upon delivery payable in
specie VIM TURMBULL,
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Wilmington Brass and Iron Foundry and Machine
Shop.

NHE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he is prepared to furnish at the above establishment, at
the shortest notice. Iron and Brass Castings finished
fnished-to make and Machinery repair and
overhaulrod Machinery, all of which will be done upon
sonabe terms and in style of workmanship which be feels
confident cannot be surpassed North or South
He will make to order all kinds patterns ornamental
and architectural and supply drafts for machinery and mill
work generally.
Having an establishment fitted up the best manner and
with the latest improvements in TOOLS ETC., he feels conf
dent being able to give the fullest satisfaction and
spectfuy SELECTS orders in his line Orders directed to the
subscriber or left L. A. Hart's Mozart Hall building,
St. the Machine Shop in the will receive
prompt attention.
N B--Orders from all parts of the country accompanied
by the cash. satisfactory references will be promptly at
tended to- All work warranted be represented
charge will be made. JOHN;C. BAILEY,
Wilmington. N. c., June l. l857-24l-t Proprietor
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S3O REV ARD!

WILL give the above reward for the apprehension and
State so that get him, my negro SIMON, who left
service in April last Said saboat five feet tive
INCHES high of black and is lurking in or about
Dupn county, where his wife and children 500
for his head if taken dead i. H. LANE.
Wilmington. N c., August LIST, 1857. Soft