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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-09-24
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DR. o. PHELPS BROWN, the great curer of Con-
SUMPTION was for several years badly afflicted by
DYSPEPSIA that Tor part of the time he confined
Ded he was evidently cured by prescription furnished
him by young cairvont girl This PRESCRIPTION given
him by mere child, while in state trance has cured
everybody who has taken it, having failed once tits
equally as sure in of FITS of DYSPEPSIA The in
gradients may be found in any drug store will send this
valuable prescription any person the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address
DIR. 0. PHELPS BROWN
No. 81 Grand St., Jersey City, Nj
Aug. 7, 1858. 284 Am 5n9m
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R%$IOOO A YEAR.~N
We want Local and Travelling
q 4 N n 9

AGENTS
in all parts of the
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN STATES
to whom the largest Commissions will be paid. Our
List includes
OVER Is VOLUMES OF
T. s. ARTHUR'S WORKS.
Also a large and saleable list of
HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL BOOKS, &c.
Among these will be found LIVES of JEFFERSON and
HAMILTON, DR.. Z. K. KANE, and other distinguished
Explorers and TrGUelerS, &C.
Among recent publications the Public and Private
Life of Louis Napoleon,
History of india
The India Mutiny
EdvIngstOne's Travels and Explorations Sixteen
Years In the Wllds of Africa, &C., &c.
All of these Books among the most saeable published
OF LIVINGSTONES TRAVELS ALONE,
we have sold
OVER THIRTY THOUSAND COPIES,
and the sale is increasing Many of Agents making
from S. to SO day in selling Publications and
claim that List includes the most saeable Books offered
to Agents and Canv assers. And believing in
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
furnish Books to Agents for from 10 to II per cent
below the usual prices.
For full particulars of Agency, Terms, &C., address
J. w. BRADLEY Publisher,
AZ NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Sept. "a, l858.-4-2m Philadelphia, Pa.
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SANDS sARSAPARILLA.

The original and genuine article For purifying the
blood An unfailng remedy for scrofua cutaneous and
hillary disorders The experience of sixteen years has fully
established the high reputation of this invaluable medicine
us curative powers have been thoroughly tested in long
Standing and obstinate cases. with such nvariable
- 70 call forth the most fatterng concentrations from emf
nent physicians throughout the country.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally [september "A, 185s-4lt
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DIED,

In this town, suddenly the 21st inst MR.. CHARLES
MAYER German. Deceased arrived here from Scotland
Neck, n c., on the Goth inst he formerly from Nor
folk Va, where he probably has friends relatives.
Norfolk papers please copy.
In Sampson County, the 10th instant the house of
j. S. Parish, ELIZABETH REGISTER aged "a years. She
the of the whole Parish family said county, and
has left many friends and relatives her She
born in the latter part of the revolutionary war; and
lived and honest upright life the day of her DEATH
willing to aid and help those whom she distress She
died in full hope of meeting her blessed redeemer
Lord taketh away blessed be the name of the Lord
J,S,P,
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FOR SALE AGO ACRES GEORGIA LANDS.

Nse 200 ACRES OPEN LAND, 200 river bottom
land, rich and heavily tmbered and about $500
@ of excellent Yellow Pine timbered land There are
toerabe good plantation houses upon the premises situated
nice elevation giving fine view of the entire place.
well good cool water 1t is fine farming land for long
staple Sea Island Cotton growing from six to eight
hundred pounds per 1t grows splendid Corn Oats
Peas Rice and Potatoes.
lands body located the East side the
Altamaha River which is navgable all the year, bounded
by the river the West for two miles in extent the
North by Musk Melon Creek the South by Boards Creek
Being protected three Sides making it desirable oca
ton for the Tpentne business The Creeks the North
and South being suitable for floating timber into the river
situated ten miles above the crossing of the Savannah AL
bany Gulf Rail Road forty miles from Darien and
venent for the Brunswick market be open to three good
markets for either shipping mill timber with the very
best of carriage There place South that
offers 80 many inducements to purchasers.
These lands be purchased at low price, half cash and
the balance in twelve MONTHS titles ndisputabe. For
further particulars, apply to A. G. BUTTS,
Macon, Ga.
August Goth, 1853 295-2m*
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l6l&29-lY
MARRIED..

In Bladen county, the 18th inst by John A. Mcdowell
Esq, Mr.. JAMES SMITH, to Miss NJ BLACKBURN.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. DIR. Deems Mr.. JAS A. POW
ELL and Miss CHARLOTTE SKIPPER, all of this place.
In ST. Paus Church. Greensboro on the morning of the
LIST inst by the Rev. Mr. Hanson, WILLIAM B. RODMAN
daughter of the late Wiley j. Croom.-Alabama Beacon
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NEW BOOKS.

We would call special attention to the advertisement of
Mr. j. W. Bradley Publisher, of Philadelphia Mr. Brad
ley of the largest publishers in Philadelphia and his
list includes of the popular and saleabe books
published OFT. S. Arthurs works alone, over 100 900
volumes sold annually 1t will be observed that he has
Gently issued several popular works. all of which command
large sale.
We think that young out of employment will find this
rare chance for doing good and making money
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NoTE-River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water, are subject to the expense of landing inspection
Turpentne about 10 @ IA cents % bb-and naval stores
when brought Railroad, about the same expenses are in
curred.-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefth made the price of yellow dip,
cording to quality.
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APPETITE AND STRENGTH RESTORED.

WILLIAM Young, of South Pittsburgh, says:
After having suffered severely for several days with
most distressing attack of Darreha purchased bottle
Of BERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS. gradually check
ed the disease and restored my bowels to perfect order
Before had finished the BOTTLE found my appetite and
strength returning believe worthy of the character you
give it, and shall recommend it as SUCH
See advertisement. TSept. 2lst-l3&4-1W.
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NOTICE.
NNHE SUBSCRIBER. AT SEPTEMBER TERM, 1885, OF
the Court of Pleas and Quar- sessions for New Hanover
county, having duly qualified Executor to the last Will
and Testament of T. H. Williams deceased hereby notifies
all indebted the estate of said T. H. Williams, to
make immediate payment and all persons having claims a.
gainst the same present them within the time prescribed
by law this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
cry. S. Fl. BELL, Executor.
Sept. H. 1858. At
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Vie liE. SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
Oh THOMAS ROBSON decd at the present term
all persons having claims against said estate to
tne Wt the time prescribed by law otherwise this no.
e VIII oe PLEADED in bar of their recovery and Also to
payment. MILES C0STTN AJnir
"HHAngton sept 18th, 1858. 1l-3W-4-3w
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CENSUS OF TExAs.-The Austin InteLigencer is in
debted to Robert Barr for the following memoranda:
IRON 80 fo 9o give POPULATION Of He
to hear from part of which have made returns but they
not yet footed up These counties Anderson Bee
Bear, Bazora, Brown, Cass, Cameron Cherokee,
Galveston, Hidaldo, Hopkins, Houston Kinney
nHi1ed,) Maverick, mot organized,) Rusk, Smith,
Trinity, Tyler, Washington and Webb in all twenty
two counties yet to make returns Assessors who have
not made returns whose returns appear by the above
list not to have been received at Austin should send on
copies without delay The counties not included in the
95 mentont above as having been footed up contain
population of from seventy to hundred thousand.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 23D, 1858.

TURPENT1NE-In this rcle have change to report
since review of Thursday last There has existed mod
enquiry throughout the week for dsing purposes
and about received has been taken at former quotations
50 for virgin and yellow Dip and 81 is for hard per $50
lbs The receipts and sales for the week foot 1855 bb
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"a ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITH ANY
Chronic disease considered ncuable will receive LETTER
giving information which will ensure speedy permanent
cure by sending their names and stamp Ito prepay pos
tage to Dr. E. B. FooTE the celebrated Chronic Physician
and author of Medical Common SARATOGA Snrnos
". ISent "a 1a.a g o., Q o.
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PUBLIC DAY IN DUPLIN COUNTY.
YNHE CLERKS OF THE SEVERAL COURTS OF THE
county of Dupn the Register the Sheriff and other Off
GERS of said county, public conUeece have agreed that
they will meet in future at the Court House in Kenansve,
ON MONDAY OF EACH WEEK, for the transaction OF
business connected with their several offices.
THOMAS j. CARR, Shift.
Santemher LET 1883 Aims
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be paid.
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MAaNa11A N q Cant .

MAGNOLIA, N. c., Sept. 22d, 1885,
EXPECT to be absent from my native State from and
after Monday next, until about LIST November Upon nv
return will be pleased to hear from my friends
JOHN A. AVIRETT
Sept. 3d. 1858. 1tf A.+f
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NOTICE-TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
YNHE COMMITTEE FOR THE EXAMINATION OF
Teachers, appointed by the Board of
of Common Schools, will meet at my Office on Wednesday,
10Th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ c,-.
Wilmington, N. c., Sept. 18th, 1858. 8-4t-3-N
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RICH PICK1NGs-An English officer writes from In
da of the taking of Raah and the sacking Of his pal
They found in the treasure vaults bags containing
100000 rupees and 100000 in gold, with jewels est
mated at 100000
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
HNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING UN
i der the firm and style of JOHNSON LAWRENCE, is
this day dissolved by mutual The business of the
firm will be settled by Thomas H. Johnson who authorized
to collect the debts due the late firm and receipt for the
some 7. II. JOHNSON.
I. E. LAWRENCE.
Sant 1873
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100 BOXES COLGATE AND FAMILY SOAP. For
lOO sale by [Sep. Is. WILLARD CURTIS.

NEW GROCERY.
THE u UNDERsiGNED HAVING TAKEN THE STAND
formerly occupied by Mr. Geo. H. Kelley, for the pur
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY B USINESS
beg leave inform the citizens of Wilmington and
ding country that they receiving large and well
selected stock, consisting in part Of
Rio, Laguayra, Java, and St. Domingo Coffee;
A., B., c., and other grades of Sugar;
A No. article of block, or crushed Sugar;
A fine assortment of Black and Green Tea
Best article of Goshen Butter by the keg half keg and at
retail;
Lard, Salmon, Pork, Bacon and Cheese;
Fulton market Beef by the half and whole barrel
No. Nackerel; New Orleans Syrup, prime article;
Cuba Molasses; Colgates Pale No and Toilet Soaps;
Soda and Sugar Crackers by the barrel and box;
Applebys, Dill and Loriards Snuff, in whole half bbs
Candy Irish Potatoes, Onions and Goldfish
Sperm and Adamantine Candles, in 40, 3d. TO- b. boxes
Matches, Sleeves, Pillow Lines Bed Cords Well and Water
Buckets Whole and Ground Pepper Spice Nutmegs, Gin
namon and Mace; Brooms and Wrapping Paper; Super
Carbonate and Washing Soda in half bbs and Gu b. boxes
Mustard and Yeast Powders; Lamp Oil, Sweet Oil, and
Pickles Flour in bbls bags and at retail Rice, Condens
ed Ley an excellent article for making Soap; Potash
Liverpool and Table Salt Saaratus in half bbs and box
es Grind Stones Crank and many other art
Giles too numerous to mention.
We intend keeping hand everything IN the Grocery
ne exGePt qp05 and we nend to 26 s9 tHs SRe5
Err HO USE IN THE PLACE. All articles sold by US,
that fail to be good recommended will be exchanged
taken back. All orders accompanied by the CASH or
from persons who PAY PROMPTLY THEIR BILLS WHEN
DUE, will receive prompt attention.
We would say those who have so long and so hberay
patronized Mr.. Geo. Fl. Kelley and Geo. H. Kelley Bro,
their trade hoping that by fair dealing and strict atten
ton to business, to merit their patronage. -,
All those who in want of any thing in our line, Will
please give call.
All GODS forwarded to our will receive personal
attention. KELLEY q W!LLSON.
September II. 1858. 1O-ly-3-ly.
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GUANO! GUANO!!
O0E BAGS No. l PERUVIAN, daily expected. For
CLC sale by w. H. McRARY & CO.
Sept IA.
CORN-CORN.
700O BUSHEL PRIME WHITE CORN AFLOAT. Car
lC\JO go Schr. /" PALESTINE For sale by
Sept. l8. WILLARD & CURTIS.
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N. C. LARD.
A PRIME ARTICLE, in bbls and kegs. For sale by
n Sept. IL. T. c. CRAFT.
PORK.
40 BBLS. MESS PORK. Just received and for sale by
~ Sept. II. ALDERMAN & BETTENCOURT.
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

TTNALK OF BEAUTY, it cannot exist without fine head
circular around each bottle and no one Can doubt
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATTVE.-We call
ration which back to rs oa e COLOR gray
covers the head of the bald with uxurant growth-re
moves the dandruf itching and all cutaneous eruptons-
continual flow of the natural fluids and hence if
used as regular dressing for the hair will preserve its col
natural beauty We call then upon the bald the gray or
diseased in scalp to use it, and surely the young will not
they value the flowing locks the wchng curl be
The Agent Prof. Woods Hair Restorative in New Ha
ven received the following letter in regard the Restora
=, DEEP RIVER, Conn.,, July %, 1856.
Mr.. Leavenworth-Sir have been troubled with dan
dru scurf head for than year. my hair be-
gan to come OUT scurf and hair together. in New
Haven paper about Woods Hair Restorative as cure
one bottle to try it. and found to my satisfaction it
the thing the scurf and hair began grow
have great faith in it, wish you to send two bottles
more by Mr. Post, the bearer of this don't know any
many bottles after known here Yours with respect,
RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1856.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative is proving
OF my head almost lost its coveringin fact have
used but two half pint bottles of your Restorative and
the tip of my head well studded with promising crop Of
have tried other preparations without any benefit whatever
think from my own personal recommendation can induce
many others to try it. Yours respectfully,
D. R. THOMAS, M. D..
No. 464 Vine street.
VINCENNEs, IA, June %, 1853.
Prof O. J. Wood: AS you about to manufacture and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative will state,
for whomsoever may concern that have used it and
known others to hat have for several years. been
in the habit of using other Hair Restoatves and that
find yours vastly superior any other know. entirely
ceanses the head Of dandru and with months proper
use will restore any persons hair to the original youthful
color and texture giving healthy soft and glossy ap-
pearance and all this without discolorng the hands that
apply it, or the dress on which it drops would there
itS To nj a
fine color and texture to hair. Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 312 Broadway, New
York, Gin the great n Y. Wire Railing Estabshment) and
Ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Wilmington n G. by Walker Meares, W. H. Lip
pitt, Drake McLin, and by ali good Druggists.
July 20. 27449-3m
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Sept. 21st, 1858.

1namm THE UNDERSIGNED TENDERS -S
S&a8 his thanks to the citizens of Whining fSS8
ton, for the very liberal patronage here IL
extended to the firm of johnson Lawrence and
takes this opportunity announcing hem that he WILL
CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF THE OLD FIRM, at the
OLD STAND, wherehe hopes to merit share of public
patronage. T. ID. JOHNSON.
Sept Dist, 1858. A1w-4-2t*
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE ORDERS
w in the Custom Department. latest style and best man
ner.
We have force of hands and promise work with
great promptitude and guarantee satisfaction.
Will YOU patronZe home? Do So and we promise you
garments at low figures for the quality you
find in larger Cities and will take the utmost pains please
you in each and every particular, at
BALDWIN'S
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Sept. 23d 80 Market Street.
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OPENED YESTERDAY:
GHAWLS AND BLANKETS;
- Fine and medium quality DRESS FROCKS;
so BUSINESS COATS-seling low;
VELVET VESTS-new styles;
Youths and Childrens OVER-SACKS;
UNDER GARMENTS, of every description largest
assortment in town, and prices lowest, at
BALDWIN'S
Sept. 49, City Clothing Store, 80 Market street.
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MULLETS-MULLETS.
SO BBLS. PRIME MULLETS, for sale from
L38 wharf in lots to suit, by
Sept. %. T. ID. McKOY co.
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CITY XVT,ELLIGENCE.

MUKDRRoUs AssAULT-ATTEMPT To KILL WIFE-MAN
sHoT.-0n Saturday evening about O'clock notorious
outlaw named James Hasam, who has figured in the DO
lice annals of this city for several years attempt
to murder his wife his residence President street
to or carbne, loaded almost to the muZze The object
of his attack however escaped injury but his reckless
shooting caused perhaps mortal wound upon the body
of young in the vicinity of the outrage The
in the case appear to he as follows On Saturday Has
lam had been in attendance upon the Criminal Court to
some charges there pending against him. and TAX
ing advantage of his leisure time, had drank very
freely; between and o'clock, he returned to his
grog shop, on President street intoxicated, and in
a bad humor. He asked his wife to get dinner ready
and while she preparing the meal he acted in
rageous manner, cursng and swearing and threatening
her life. She expostulated with him but that
seemed to increase his passion; he kicked over the
dinner table breaking everything upon it, seized
pistol or carbne aimed at his WIFE twho at this time
was alarmed and was rushing from the house and fired
The wife escaped unhurt but bali from the weapon
took effect in the left shoulder of named John Kay
or who was standing in the bar room near the window
of the public house of Mr. William Bryan almost directly
opposite As as tine report of the pistol heard
Kaylor exclaimed II am shot, and fell into chair
and was then carried to his room and physicians
sent for Another ball passed through the lower
part OF the open sash of the window struck against
the side wall of the bar-room entered and lodged in
a shed and lath partition at the Mr.. Bryan
was sitting inside in conversation with Kaylor the time
the shot fired and made most fortunate escape the
of one OF the balls was nearly in line with his
head Another ball struck the window of the shop
of Mr. Scessnger next door SOUTH passed through the
curtain and struck pair of shears lying the table,
then rolled to the floor Luckily one at the time
was undergoing the oDsora process else the
might have been serious Hasams weapons charged
heavily as four bullet holes can be in the awning in
front of his house. After the outlaw fired he dropped his
pistol and escaped through the back way an alley
and it is said, met police officer who attracted to
the by the report of the pistol but to whom he made
eyasive reply, on being questioned about the dis
turbance 1t he then went to the public house of
McEwee Swami street. and almost within sight of
police who were the look out for him. assaulted and in
humaney beat to such degree that he had be
conveyed to his home. Up to this time he has been
arrested The wounded man is named John Kayor and
is from Kansas Territory, where he owns land
He has wife and two children living in Pennsyl-
vania. lie has been in Baltimore some five weeks,
during which time he has been purchasing land war
rants and he expressed his intention of going Kansas
with his family After he received his wound Drs lnoes
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-09

ward Whittemore and was committed to Jail for Court by
Justice Hayward
j. b. McAbee arrested by policeman Uppcrman, for
an assault and battery upon Benjamin Watts and held
10 pan Tor further examination by Justice Ensor
JOhn Baker, negro arrested by policeman Mentzer
Tor IN assault aud battery upon John H. Martini and
committed to Jail for Court by Justice Boyd.
"eo H. johnson. tregro,) arrested yesterday
hg ny capt Mitchell charged with beating his wife and
avlng her and his cld out of doors The affair
at onsons residence in Bath street Davis He
he!d Tor a hearing before Justice Mears.
'ohn Hipkns tneyroD was arrested yesterday by Off
Ger L. Elliott, charged with stealing money from Henry
fitz RITZ keeps an iceCream and confectionery stand
IN me Sci Air market and employs Hipkins assist
ant ana having missed money at different times and
ing the accused with greater in his pockets than
ms wages We're likely to bring him. he had him arrested
lie was held for hearing by Justice Mearis.
oincef D. Mitchell arrested yesterday named Jas
smith charged with assaultng Francis Mclaughlin The
accused was arrested on warren issued by Justice Morr
SON lie was released security for his appearance be-
fore Court by the same Magistrate
Iery heed lneGro) was arrested Saturday by officer
Graham for driving the Draw Bridge at faster gait
than the law allows He fined 81 and costs by Jus
tice AudOun.
John Mills was arrested Saturday by officer Armes-
worthy charged with driving his cart upon sidewalk
lie was fined 81 and costs by Justice Audaun
George Grelrer arrested yesterday by officers
rester Simpson and Austin charged with being disorder
~ IN the street and striking officer Forester and also
tearing the coat of officer Austin. He committed for
court by Justice MeaIis