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TRAvELLER's GUIDE.

HupsoE River RALRoAD.-rRon April. - IN.
Espres: trains and u 80 a n and = Albany Psss-
fcughkecpsie, go A. n and and n n; for PessAii.
SOP. The Poughkeepsie Peekskin md 6ng Slug unins
stop al The saona taken Chamber CanA
Christopher and Thirty drst sireets Trains Yov
saye try 80 and lo1 A. n and ss 2. n, and AiDaaS
A. '. SMITH. supern.eneat
NEW YORK AND ERIE RArLRoAD.-oN AND A I'M
IN Monday, April l7. and until further notice pas~nGW
trains WIN leave pief foot Of Duane sresA bNouA -
punkirk erpresa, q $50 A. ~, for DunktFk-
BudAb empress, ~ IS A. ~, Tor BuGhlo.
Nall, II 70 a. r., for Dunkirk and BuGAo ssA n go
diate sauons Passengers BY ths train VIII remain HG
~ Elmtn, and proceed Ne next morning.
kccs.nd $500. = " n, va P'sr~osA fs sassEns
w.y P.s.saSsr r. r.. for Nevburz. nddsovs ssl -
InIg.ns Ell r.. sOs Dunhirt end suaA,s ana ,sssu>
ne above trains rus ANY, susdAys ezsspss1.
-. ss T.; sI 3. 49, - ,,5 sss
Nisht saprpss q SD r n, nv BuGA,a sv~7 aV. %
fhese empress tAkn1 oonnees Il KntA M ~ mU1E1,
oAnandAiguA md MaprA Pals RAirqaA, IN yhG4N M
= blnshAnioa VII Ne eyrecusc and bn1nam&q Rat9yn4
- eyVAess; - Coming No BuHAo OuaAg 81 NV yo(3
Railroad for kochessC = 0rrat Bod WI DeaayoA -
awsnna end EssteI neiycs1, for eqH.s1s; = ne1s9Hmf
suAic ana Drssss WI Ss Lsss sSsrs Ssh.ssi \ a.
S6SAS SzlA6faL rr-s4ss.
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HOTELS.

(yLARENDoN HOTEL. .YOURfH AVENUE, coRRs
~ of Eighteenth street. n. Y.-The underssned In 81
Ing their numerous friends and the public for he very Ds
support they have received during the past year would
that having made several improvement and additions d H.
Internal arrangements Of the hoe they feel confident that
point Of STYLE elegance and comfort u unsurpassed b. A.
in this country.
The cuisine b conducted The most ENLARGED ana uSo
scale by first rate French artist Families arc served ~
VIII private table or at table d'hote, ~ desired.
The apartments are spacious exceedingly wen venunAfa
and each suit provided with bath closet oo1G
and all other Appointments yeG doysed % make moeI -
rAble rosidence.
It's locason being he immediate vicinity OF Union seva
surrounded by beautiful gardens he u
meas part Of e city b. car Or omnibus which pass
city sisAsr ssr business o. plsssnrs -.
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CARAToGA sPRINGs-THE OLD MANSION wAss
- ngon Hall, quiet resort for families and others win
open early In the season. IL In beautifully situated on ros
way, with ample grounds and shade rees Address ~
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- y, by middle aged gentleman of literary tastes
rect habits and quiet manners he is given scong
eompng and presumes no cause for either viii be given;
he il fond OF agreeable society and plays chess whist
most domestic dislking changes he seeks perma.
nen home and its comforts especially kind friends he re.
quires ROOM bedroom and closet supply of
furniture hmse gas Ire IN ils season. bath breakfast al
tea generally dinner except SUNDAYS:
he done the family; the vicinity of below
Fourteenth preferred The advertiser will pay weekly
monthly In advance esred less than s. per week
Address, with full particulars s. a. Muel Broadway Post
an
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ITO LET-THE COUNTRY SEAT OF The LATE JOHN
Brown E:a = Pot Richmond. Staten Island within
house included Inquire The premises Of r. J. CLARKE
s. Maiden lane, New York
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ITO LET-THE TWO STORY AND ATTIC Hou.sE NO. =
,sprng street near Brosdwsy, Containing slsven and
Nh gas sno sfoon the second large y4re
sress plot vaults front and roeeeston mmed1eselN
BENT podern,e We JAWS, ~ Elm eFsse
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY-THE HOUSE KNOWN AS
ID the Pavilion, in the village Of New Rochelle Eve
minutes walk from the depot and mile from
landing is now ready for the reception of families single
gentlemen Fine airy and comfort
red to those who may favor this delightful with
patronage For particulars apply 10 Mrs. c. MADDEN
the premises 10 II. LATHERS Ev,
Insurance Co.. 80 Pine street. New York.
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ITO LET-THE SMALL STORE AND BASEMENT NO.
Barclay street, under the Aston House. Apply the
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ITO LET-THE ELIGIBLy LOCATED AND SPACIOUS
and dwelling 1$ Ninth avenue opposite Chelsea
SQUARE containing fourteen roos repeie with every
nience that desired the dwelling OF f9 Ninth
Apply 10 n A. CusHMAN, No. sbaseneni Bank Of
Commerce building Knie between Twentieth and
Twenty first
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ITO LET--THE THREE STORY AND BAsrNFyTs :, -.
Isl East Thirty seventh street between sec.u,S a.
avenues Rent $50 Apply to II. p MT.DEBERG
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET FOR THE SUMNER
" In Greenfarms, Conn, the hne of the New Haven
Raikoad about two miles from Southport depot fine large
bathing and Sshns within hall me; also good barn Dc for
Aorses required For further particulars apply TO DUN
HAM 4 DIMON 81 Eouth atreet-
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Marine Intelligence.
oRT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Sept. 17-Schr Albert Mason Smith from New York to
aehr Emily, Hobart, from New York, to J. H. Flanner;
Schr Pathfinder White from Charleston to q Worth.
with salt. ~ - - '
Schr Eureka Brinn from Lockwoods Folly, to Willard
curtis !; with naval stores.
Sehr Mary Abigail Brown, from Lockwood's Folly, to
8U s. NJ sea mn snrav s'I Peice from
Sept l8schr. VIM Smith, Smith, from Charleston, to
george Harriss; with salt :
schT Sarah L. Hills Coneray, from Rockport, Me-.
Russell Bro; with lime.
Rae, to Willard & Curtis with mdze
Schr j. C. Manson RADON, from Shallote, Anderson &
savage with naval stores.
l$-U s. NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvie, A.
sci & Bro; with mdze
4-U S; N. Steamer Spray Price, from smithville. to
Sept H-Sehr. Village Gen. Phinney, 60 hours from Phil
ad8eIpnia TO 1. e. Worth; with merchandise.
brig Joseph Albion Fiteld from this port st inst for W.
ndes with lumber heavy gales the 9Th and
10Th INST, and put back with sails split loss of deck load
22-Schr: VIM. H. Howard, from wreck Of schr New Re-
public, to G. W. Davis; with mdze.
New Ren TI[Gn t Erga Douglass from wreck OF schr
Scnr snow Squall Smith, from wreck of schr. New Re-
public, to &. W. Davis; with mdze.
Schr. Mary Smith, from wreck of schr New Republic
Sept. 2schr. Star Moore from swansboro, N. Co. to
2-U s. NJ Steamer Spray Price, from smithville, to A.
H. FanBokkelen.
Schr. R. w. Brown Derrckson, from New York, to A.
d. Cazaux; with mdze.
Sept. 23-Schr. Adele Corson, from New York to j. H.
Flanner; with mdze.
Schr. Ben, Fisher, from New York. to George Harrss;
with mdze.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayetteville, to T.
c. & B. G. Worth.
CLEARED.
Sept. lU 5. M Steamer Spray Price for Smithvile,
by A. H. VanEokkelen.
lSBarque Lucy Ann Carrgan. for Cardenas by Kidder
Martin; with lumber.
Sept. 19U. S. NJ Steamer Spray Price for Smithvile,
by A. H. Van Bokkelen.
19-Schr A. Bradshaw Fish, for New York, by G. Har-
riss with naval stores &c.
Baequeantine Col. John McTae, Gaudn, for New York,
by J. H. Chadbourn Co.; with naval stores.
by A. H. VanBokkeen.
Schr. Aramnta, Edwards, for Baltimore, by Russell &
Bro; with naval stores, &c.
2l-Schr A. J. DeRosset, Tucker for New York by A.
D. Cazaux: with naval stores, &c.
Schr J. H. Chadbourn, Marshall for New York. by J..
H. Chadbourne Co.; with naval stores
Sept. 2Hanoveran Galott Johanna, Roostee, for En-
den. by H. B. Eilers with lumber timber, &c.
22Schr. Jonathan Johnson PiersOn, for New York by
George Harriss; with naval stores.
22:-U. s. NJ: Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthvle, by
A. II. VanBokkeen
23Schr Ingomar Case for Boston, by J. H. Flanner;
with naval stores
Sept. 24-Schr w. H. Howard, Brown, for SoOp Point,
by Rankin & Martin
b. Brig NJ. Sgogne, Bonnanfant, for st. Domingo by
Adams Bro. & Co.; with lumber and shingles.
Schr David Faust, Morseander for Philadelphia, by T.
c. Worth; with naval stores, &c.
Schr Myrover, Jackson for New York by T. c. Worth
with naval stores, &c.
Brig Ganges JONES' for Buenos Ayres by j. Loeb Co.;
with lumber,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25
DIED.

In this town, Thursday morning, 18th inst, THOMAS
infant of Caswe S. and Francis Terry aged Is months
In this county the 18th ins JOHN ERWIN, supposed
to be native of Ireland, but hang from New York. The
deceased who about "a years of age, seaman
saved from the wreck of the Schooner Abde Kader and
moved the residence of Nicholas n Nixon ESQ., Top
sail Sound where he received every Kindness and attention
He had been sick before the spwreck, and was unable
lued he taken off He died mainly of the fever
under which he had been aborng perhaps fastened by
posure' on the wreck.
AT the residence of NJ. P Skies Esq, in Columbus
ty on the 18th inst, Mr.. MALINGDON LOCKWOOD a
Stranger
In Pikevle Wayne county, N. c., the 18th inst of
typhoid fever Mr. WILLIE c. DEES in the 30th year of his
age.
Near Pikevie the evening of the 18th inst HARRISS
SASSOR in the 10th year of this age.
In Washington on the 18th inst, Mrs CLARISsA BRINN
aged about IS years.
AT his residence Hyde, County, the 25th ult, after
protracted illness of intense suffering and pain Mr. JOSEPH
YOUNG, aged about AZ years.
At Germanton, Hyde County, PELEGE s. CARTER, Son
of David Carter, Esq, in the 25th year of his age
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

Ros1N-For the week just ended the market has ruled
quiet for the Common article and have change worthy
of note to make regards prices. Sellers generally
holding figures quoted below which there appears
be few buyers We quote sales for follows
Monday. 1000 bbls. at 81 80 for medium bbls.
Tuesday,. ~ - - l 30 - " (strained0
Do......... 600 l 40 " large
For No the market rules quiet with small sales 81 60
to 81 Is per Dbl In No. we have change make In
fair demand high prices obtained for good article;
receipts light and but small quantity Offering We note
sales for the week of about 700 bbs from S. to Sc
bb, in quality.
TAR-The arrivals for time past have been SO small
make difficult to keep the of the market Since
last only two small lots (about 80 bbs have been re-
ceived and taken at 81 So q Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE, &C-The market is very poorly supplied
with beeves arriving, and in fair demand from butch
We quote CRASHED at 81 61 70 later price
for prime article We also note very small stock of
SHEEP market with moderate enquiry bring 81 Is
81 so EACH as in quality
BARRELFor Empty Spirits Tupenne barrels there has
been moderate enquiry throughout the week, but in con
sequence the small quantity received for weeks past
the market has become almost bare and transactions have
confined small parcels hand ones at quota
lions, according to quality. See table.
CoTToN-A few small lots of new have been brought to
market but sales; buyers offering l43 for good
middlng and sellers holding higher
CoFFEE-There is fair stock in of nearly all de-
scrons and nothing doing except in the retail way See
table for prices as in quantity and quality.
CORN MEALS in fair stock and we notice merely linn
tied demand Sales in the small way from the granares al
81 10 % bushel.
EsGs-Are brought in sparingy, and sell quick from cart
at 20 20 cents y dozen.
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DIS STEERS
DISASTERS.
The Norfolk Herald of the 22d inst,


The Norfolk Herald of the 22d inst reports the following
ton n Co. bound Surnam lays anchor under Ocracoke
Inlet dsmasted and rudder gone by the late hurricane The
Captain arrived here for steamtug, and will start this
evening to bring her to this port
letter received here this morning by George Har-
rss Esq., cOnsignee, dated Beaufort n Co. September 6th
which states that
During the gale Sunday, 18th inst. the Schr Wake.
Capt Bren from your place for New York wrecked
and lies sunk at OCracOck Inlet with both mastS gone
that the remained the wreck until Monday after
when they taken off by eboa The vessel is
outside the Bar and lies at what is called the East point
of breakers, and that she will in all probability prove
total loss Nothing had been saved to Tuesday morning
The Wreck Commissioner that when the goes down
they hope to part of the cargo think from
the information have in regard to the Wake that she viii
total loss
The Wake from this port the 10th inst,
with the following cargo 925 bbs. rOsn, 447 do. spirits
turpentne 1000 do urpentne SAB bushels "eat Is bbls
glue, and boxes mdze.
Brig Northman, Capt John Green, from Wilmington, N.
Co. Aug 10TH for HAVANA lost Captain and Mate by fever
when eight days out from Wilmington taken into HAVANA
by Mr. Crabb mate of vessel bound from New York to
Galveston, Texas. She in HAVANA and third
mate at Hospital without Captain to bring her home.
Geographic dispatch received here yesterday from
New York dated 23d s stating that the Briggs Mary Nc
Rae and Maria 7. Wilder, spoken the 10th inst
about 200 miles n E. of Cape Fear and both dsmasted.
Both vessels from this port The NJ T. Wilder went
about the 8th for Boston, with lumber and the Mary
McRae the 10th for West Indies, laden with lumber and
shingles.
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Wine Movements In France.

The Paris letter of the Courier des Etqts Unis, I'M
der date September lst gives very favorable account
cy the market is calm, the decline in prices remaining
rather stationary. The tendency however is downward
owing to the favorable intelligence from the principal
growing districts the abundant rains which fell
August Is and Is having given sufficient assurance of
early muturty. 1t is highly probable that in some
districts the vintages will commence towards the 18th
September If the favorable weather should continue
the quality of the wine of 1857 will recall to mind that
of 1871. From Bordeaux letters were received stating
that the odium had reappeared in Medoc, Bourgeois,
and IN some of the small vineyards of Bordeais though
the larger ones are most generally exempt 1t is, there
fore, confidently estimated that, in the aggregate the
crop OF 1857 will be at least twenty-five per cent larger
than that of last year. The wine movements were, at
the above date mos entirely suspended at Bordeaux,
and but very small lots offered in market In spr
its the movements have almost ceased. The rates at
Paris and even at Bordeaux of So of Languedoc are
noted at the nominal figure Of 225 francs The SO of
beetrOot spirits has downward tendency; good sale
able is offered at Paris from Ill to no. and at Bor-
deaux from l Is to la francs.-Wadmgton Union.
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August 10th, 1857.
BERHAvE's HOLLAND B1TTERs.


TTNHE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYS-
i PERSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS LIVER COM
PLANT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND
AGUE,
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon a
disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion,
Acdty of the Stomach Colcky Palms. Heartburn Loss of
Appetite, Dependency Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding
Piles In all Nervous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections,
it has in instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected decided
This is purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated HOl
land Professor BGrhave Because of its great in
most the European States its introduction INTO the United
States intended especially for those of father
land scattered here and there the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great among Them
offer it to the American public knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous
of ardent spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
instantaneous in ee CT finds its way directly seat
dropping spirit and in fact nfusng health and vigor
in the system.
NOT1CE.-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
remedical properties
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against
purchasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until
you have given Brhave Holland Bitters fair trial One
bottle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to al
these limitations.
RSold 81 90 per bottle six bottles for S. 90, by
the sole propretors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR & CO..
Sold in Wilmington by VIM H. LIPPIT, WALKER
MEARES & CO., DIR. A. o. BRADLEY, and Druggist
generally throughout the United States.
May 5th 1857. 2O41y-36-1y
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WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY


NHE subscriber would respectfully inform the public, that
he is prepared to furnish at the above establishment
the shortest notice. Iron and Brass Castings finished
make and put up Machinery to repair and
overhaul old Machinery, all of which will be done upon
sonabe terms and in style of workmanship which he
feels confident cannot be surpassed North South.
He will make order all kinds of patterns ornamental
architectural and supply drafts for machinery and mill
work generally.
Having an establishment fitted up the best and
with the latest Improvement in tools etc. he feels confident
of being able give the fullest satisfaction and respectful
" soicts orders in his line Orders directed the subscr
Der left L. A. Harts Mozart Hall building Front ST.,
the Machine Shop in the will receive prompt at
tenton
n Borders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the cash. satisfactory references will be promptly at
tended to- All work warrented to be represented
charge will be made JOHN. e. BAILEY,
Wilmington, n. c., June 1st, 1857-241-tf Proprietor
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Death of Hon, VIM. Davidson

1t becomes painful duty to have to announce the
death Of One of oldest and most respected citizens
Hon. VIM Davidson, of this town. He died on last
Wednesday, the 10th nst from injuries received few
days previous by his horse taking fright and running off
with the vehicle in which he riding the driver be-
ing unable to manage the horse, Mr.. D. was thrown
from the vehicle and received injuries which could not
prove otherwise than fatal to one so advanced in life
He was so years Of age had represented this District
two terms in Congress- and had also been chosen mem
Der of State Legislature for several sessions which
posts of honor he filled credtably to himself and salts
tactorily to his constituents. Democrat
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August 5th, 1857
ICE ICE!! ICE!!!

ICE :! ICE!!!
YTNHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will be opened for the
delivery Of Ice every morning at sunrise closing Sun
M -
TERMS CASH- is earnestly desired that person will
ask any deviation from this rule will certainly be ad
hered to.
| TICKETS can be procured and DEPOSITS made in ad-
vance by those desire avoid the of making
change. .
ICE for the country packed and forwarded directed
ICE furnished the sick poor free of charge, when drec
ted by Physician or member of the Visiting Committee
- A. Fl. VANB0KKELEN, Agent.
| April 3D. 1857. l756m-Sl-6m*
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$50 REWARD.

- Runaway FROM THE PLANTATION OF THE
* Subscriber in Dupn county, the last day of June,
~ 1856, his negro named ALLEN, aged about 2 or
% years built middle sized rather light completed
for a negro had the mark of burn of his hands.
Also sometime during the present year. his negro man
g HARRY, employed on the N c. and Atlantic R. R
Harry about 40 years of age, middle sized
Supposed to be lurking the neghborhood of the panta
ton of Daniel Bowden, Esq, in Dupin county.
will give the above of $50 for the of the
negroes their Judgment in any Jail that can
get Them 500 for Allen and $50 for Harry taken sep
aratey. VIM. WRIGHT.
Burgaw Depot, New Hanover Co., NC. Aft
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Nos. &c. 81 and 33, Beeknman Street, New York
ITO PRINTHAS AND PUBLISHERS undersigned
beg to the Trade that they have issued their New
Quarto Specimen Book of Printing Type Borders &c. and
that ready for delivery to their old patrons and to
all who patronize their Foundry. In it will be found
series of Faces Pearl to Plea, supassng possible
their celebrated SERIES OF SCOTCH CUT FACES.
The Fancy Type Department exhibits indispensable
variety beautiful Styles selected from France Germany
and England
The Scripts and Borderngs for the first time
presented to printing public and the productions Of
the best American and European artists.
An entire series of German Faces both for Newspa
pers and Job Printing of very superior style, is
pleted and ready for sale.
Every article necessary to PERFECT PRINTING ESTAB-
LISIMENT furnished to order.
The metal from which the type is made will be found pc
euar adapted to the usage of machine press print
ing
We have added to establishment everything necessary
or Fancy NE and all such other matter as may offer en-
braced within the compass of 16X22 inches we'll as for
Copper Facing all type manufactured by US if desired
JAMES CONNER b SONS.
Aug. goth, 1857 2956m
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500 AGENTS WANTED!
HOMESTEAD For S1nl

Third DUison.-s3l0OOG acorh of Farms and Building
Lots
IN THE GOLD REGIONS OF CULPEPPER COUNTY,
Virginia. to be divided amongst 10000 subscribers, on
docn SIS half down. the rest delivery of the
Deed. Every subscriber will get Building Lot Farm
ranging in value $40 $ O00 These Farms and Lots
are sold so cheap induce settlements sufficient number
being reserved the increase in the value of which will com
pensate for the apparent low price now asked.
Upwards of $50 lots already sold and company OF
settlers called The Rappahanock Pioneer Association
now forming and will settlement. Ample
security will be given for the faithful performance of con-
tracts and promises.
Nearly 1000 of lands in different parts of Virginia
now at command and will be sold to settlers from 81
to $780, per objectionable titles aoiu all cases b
qiUen. Woodcuters Coopers Farmers &C., acdrted
and 500 Agents obtain subscribers whom the most lib
eral inducements will be given. Some Agents write tina
they are making 5000 per moth For full particulars Sub
scriptons, Agencies, &C., appa to
E. BAUDER. Port Royal, Carolina Co., Va,
or to W. D. GARDNER, Agent, Wilmington, n: c.
AuOrst 3Ist 1857, 304
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-09-25

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed Agents for
the sale of Dicksons Smut Machine, which has given
satisfaction wherever used are now prepared to
furnish them to mill owners and others
These Machines have given entire satisfaction and in fact
to this owing great degree the superior quality
of North Carolina They will be delivered to any ad
dress and warranted superior no any Machine now in
use as being simple durable and easily kept in order
They are also Agents for Dcksons Wool Carng Machine
excellent article. Full directions accompany each Ma
chine. For further information; address
STOKLEY & OLDHAM, Agents,
Wilmington N. G.
August 9Th, 1857 309-f