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For the following named hooks We are Indebted ia
ID. Appleton. Co.. Publishers. New York. all Of which
may be obtained at the bookstore Of A. Morris on Main
sueet.
"ProIa Nsr York 20 DslLi," by way Of Rio dc janet
70, Australia, and China. by Robert B. Minturb, IT,
"LegsHds and LyyiOs" A book Of versoe, by Adelaide
Anne Proctor.
'Bi,efioH /: Or, The Franks of he Hodern Puck =
7eisgTdPhis Epic for the Tunes" BY William @
Richsrds
"7he Laying efhs 7fsgyaphie Cable wih al ~ IN
e,deafs aud A~eodotss" By John MullaIy, Official Hsso
hAn Of the a1smonbls Expsduoa.
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else sees that their Northern ass hypocr,es and
deceivers, and utterly unsound on the question OF
Southern rightsf IL is . fact obvious to . blind
man; and yet tho Uaien andits Southern Democratic
conederaes cannot or win not look Il in tho face,
and proclaim it aloud, As hoaest men and patriots
should do We can only hope that the people of tho
South are beginning to see it and that they viii rise
in their might and PROSTATE party which has so
Dion imposed upon and humbugged them on this
n estion
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u WORLD 1ihoUs, y certainty IL DR. . HOsrFTrKa'1
OhkslArED srohhoH BTTrERs ne eur. o. Dyp.p.. ,.
u 500 Asus Nausses Constipation train Of disease.
vh arse iron morbid coalition hose funoons on a.. ,,o
nseh spon hs aetou vhh s hs.i,b . ma 49,.
mes rho dsreo Be prepared ony for The Dgspepsa bu
ior ons hsf TIE ne hat humsny heir 70 houid proyts. ,,
Nh nsi most sreelsni compound d. j. Hos,ss
sOefAsd ssentsh husrs Thsss Bsrs- srr peassst "a
We a sure o. operation, and eonp.ssd entirety Of vssab.
soo'anes' pspaf'd Si1 s you vsnt 70 b CO.
ur,g refreshed bod physically and nsntsy 20 and prosur. an.
vsluabis tonic.
70, '.s b Druggists and dealer. s.Dsr.ly svs,yvA..
asi1-dckvfu
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In iae the necessary qaepee Of the policy Of the
South In sorrenderng her rights In al great conflicts in
the Confedetacy Our friends In the Moth only take the
doom Of defeated aud beaten party But is Il worth
While Tor US In the South 10 consider the effect upon the
position Of the South In the Unioos Have any reason
70 expect support iron Nosthcro alice whom In absn-
doons our rights. sacriaee In the Nosths Il this
-s fs'thiul-is IL generousf Do not deserve sola
eoa IN defending our rights and The Unou OF the free
States against them 7"
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ohNEhAL A0ENf AND o0ff 3rvro.
w 80. ~ ,atsre asyote M tirs 4, a. ..u..,, -
v,.s,t. 49, N Nsnueud ans ~ vislnHy a. .v,r,,st ~
lg,v $50 w EoThern oh Ne hss sen $780, .,,
as,on % toss vho ersplsy M ~ e>n HFe sats-
1ohmond, yuiy IN, tssa a. =.
~ nnm,lsD..l yosps ksg'i.A IAay ~ 1. .,-,.-.s,.
- Heeeng 80
-. III 49,, sy % as eoa hAs asirus,. u s - go
or.. -elsh sdueaooh, Hrsnoh n-.s IT,. 80
ps, "a 30 GO ng snesiisut FsiFtnsss lSlr. ~
NV DAheETn, AC.-Is ne aSos. eo.s, a. 49,
~. eampste, end harraina - n. ~ 4.
rr so In Gsc 81 NJ hape ysiyss ssd hrs, os1psi-
% ana We pHsis sss F'-pssI ssh,,sa % Ell 40 s,ys :.
ssls-ie bh.sDEN loN,
w.. ~ 10 rs.-gsesy sd Tol,s sssp. Hss.y sop,
''"' S''Nn "ndsof and oihsr Soc a,aps,
ssaa prTEb on Druerisa,
heccsasor 70 higa. buval,
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- WILLIAM AND MAnY COLLRG..-
- fhe Natofs 81 The Ooiegs assemble IN go
uon =, De kfshsngs Hotel ey o. Rohosd Al ol,ss
o. We syninE OF fHUDAF, TIE s iasaa baness u De
'I 80 ~. JOHN tvs ~,
Rso,or
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NEW YORK HARHrrs s.n, o.

bEn9EtEfe steady win Oh Ibs W.,f~., a,
~ and 400 ~ southern ~ $50 csc. =
OtHntpl- Adamantine
nd upVArd-ihe sales 1000 boxes aoqa eentss b
ngae oI oas 700 eases SpsT 60 and Patent 90 mos a.
are nsv hsld ARMY al a. cents. w"
i9uRTs MARKET or STATE Your has .oa.,r,,
nfhc improvement o. l0D3o ETiasV 900
qoent up0n scarcity good brands which thsrs A. So.
pecuaye uqlry Inferior brands Of On ths 49,
onte have sso Appreciated slightly. dsuand = slsl, r.
current Iriees beisg alovs esssr.y .
sipf in The receipts eonnus Tor ne sssssn
~ We '9cs doe. not aeeunulate TIE transactions Include
Dds hs market closing baoysnt eouhern Hosr In ss,,s,
20 ~ f export . The West Indies Aurss ana
rave A1ysneed lNOb etc. the marts closing arm Ths
09 70. ' SUI "-"es" ~ ""
Y.grhs msks, Tor bl' article a. v a. Tor nos, os.,. "a
Wed N M Eyisv - gls fOoO borss h1,ob Ra,,o,
~. 70 9 ha 20 w cents; GO a. SO as0 kors, lsvs,
" 500 les pesisd aluh.rn dried Peaahss feaiSE 80
cash. ~ @'" s'oa App'e't M
ehln.The mast Tor Whesi more astvs sns pv,... a,
p. qnauss are sustained, While inferior dssspsons 80 A.,
80 agepns TIE rsospts far tusst and oopris.
htB unsund q1aiss ne include Ava h,,s
sourn " Mbt ~; tea0 red o. o. ibfi IS IT, Oor
~ cents betier sth rood aensnd aproysyos .
I.nsseuons lneude i8 200 busels marte eesn. Ia
~ cents ior unsound western TTB Tor Gonna a. "a
" 90 ound Nhs, 8eeS or vhtf psaos Ia o.a -.
os md yeor southefn and 89flsf mred Houthsvn
deaand since ast fiuinhef soS vttA a
spfese feenI prices ~ he close sir al ene
loS,r Sales fase bids ouba A. eE0sH osus
IohAo0 ksntuetys In bat uoderats rsqasst hat fr o,
fn1f nsrs Il rood deaan1 vthou ehao~s Al -. 49,,
hds ksntachy a. ii0t Ga ~
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Inerss.. s,,,.. 1S5S 49,. 1858

Il IL rather singular that 10 the face OF great ease In the
mooey market decided revival IN business and everv
evidence Of general prosperity stocks should be
falling lower add lover, and every reasonable eslcus
ton OF improvement With the increase OF iall trade and
the universal looking up Of commercial shrs destined 70
be destroyed. The rsason seems b. complete usbt
Of confidence, engebdered by the fraud add msmaosgs.
nent which hsve characterized neay every rarosd In
the Union Capitalists prefer 10 have their money l,ina
idle IN The banks 70 seeing sualloucd MP IT, the Reat
been 10 intellectually depreciae very vauabe specss Of
the best methods Of making railroad stocks renunera
tive bot have no, suggested the beet which soud BE- the
Chinese plao Of hanging Of tho Directors annually
The launch Of the Russao ihgaie, Grand Admiral took
placs tbis morning from the sbipya'd Of NJ WIN. n.
Webb, the constructor. An immense number Of people
ssemblsd 70 SEQ the sight sod appeared 70 enjoy The en-
element Of the highly. TIE Grand Admiral h The
largest vooden shp saIat Her dimensions are length on
the spar deck sO7 feet, breadth 50 ieet eotrs length
S25 feet dspth 70 spat deck 30 feet She IL pierced
9TH fortyouf side ports intended Tor armament Of
forty gheguns Of large csbrs On her gun deck will bo
tseoty long guns aod pivot gsrs her spar deck
The mstsraof vhoh The vessel constructed live OAK
the brsced With ros plates shout lsst apa
rvstted the outside of the tmbe and 70 esch other
where they The motor machinery consists Of tso
large horizontal engines each cylinder Of which u 81
feet IN diameter three fe, nine nelfI 1etroke With
nominal power Of 500 horse, bot sctua Ar Of about
1000 The propeller u neatly tveBty ~ 10 q ameter.
and be rsised out oi the satet q pas|4 The ven
iiIation Il perfect pipes having been fsoagt8 between
the umbers and oside The ship, which coneet With
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ov'cs o. vns. sspisassr 20 Tea
We have repos, Of sales OF Virginia sixss this Geek
- ns'r~ ow Purcell Co., ajax sss asd osstrs n bond.
n 10 and Int hsss A Zoo report ~. Of VIZ
IinA Bank stock Nuk; hHAP n s.oeh a TO ana n p
90 MeS Bob hras rspsrt sales ssosh a
lssk: Rehnona nrs Assssi.uoa DO a an s.S o,p,ysl
'ssss = ~ s fsosas essiaess Of he ..ssls ...
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LAND AGENCV

vIs0 been snployed several l.I ne Al ana n
49,. eoohy nvits proposals. oapaI ard .. p
sS Sm psr,o.' sho nay wish % Ii. sass 70
v,s =. Esrs, WI Dc sold hses ea fssmnsd On
seen o. climate not rurpassod b. any pert,oe ~ s,.
Ihe Ano situated 10 ts mountains,
20 eo,s land eeysrod via nApls h sanu,
sno hlotory IL AdmlrAby adapted syssn.
tsoasnds OF acres Of the land have (sihs
ss, aao .re nov mailing ami V ounsrs
sh oe saveyed asd lad OF tsrws ther.Ax
vh nodsrss means opportunity Of lnvssps III,
~ neeaia lncrmaton on he sutlss 10
70 th'se Wishing 70 purchase Address ~ '"s 'AHa
,.q.-. RIoBAlp HLL
.LnnnnA ~.
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UAIUABLR srAUNToy R1VP. !. -. -,

SALE sish % ell ms TRACT OF Lks0 apes 1s,sn
aso ~ hh . soeny Inrn'a ornaining aAsut AsTes
aon o. ass qaaU and vel adapted he ~ rb WI,
IN, aad situated N Remarkably hsahhy and pe...n
with. - 80 ~-'~-e~ss' ieheV 70 De met
Lss ,Tp'oyemen, osa y eystylhug can possibly n.
m &c $3.50. aluaoa eysry day Raaasfs deps q. m. n
~ hshsoea shh aeetatr b. M. rIve, - -,
y,,,h s.y ~ .sppPa u: vhsis Gsy doe
v,shns - paehass s % cours rds over ~ - hoss
u - any WISHING 70 -" P-~-ofs ~ houng
49,, ~ hs,s., 80 @.is n suit The purchaser
asrth ss,t -" oeoean Y. y. nIIInR
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snthsr IIas o. faai

on so OF ~ s ~. no Or ~as dpb. ,ro. 1900
nas wosssis o. tls iosseco vm =. hs,a n, ~.
before Alter disposed al legnfet Tor n, thsF
ss9i-eIt hoDhAh WAraOn.
II EtlmED CANDIRs.-fAo.. vho 49,. 4. -,
rhssins 49, - eEamlne refined Candle,
49, ~ AZ an naasfssarinS dsl, ~ ssiere Pur-
'-'a'' '~ Ne ooanuy Ssds Iov pr,s w wv -" ~
AEDREW EHToHf
s,ae TP''s NJ rA,s.A o.,
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isINUHACcc ENVFAs6E:'s

ns .sssa y hhss offossoso Ssvs 80
moved 70 ssassostss We Pnrpose hsvrg hen H.
- ve'oss snd soi on thai day f1bss grh.y we IVA
yeld They are he fonovinr vis 'S o We hhhs.
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The Emperor Of Morocco Is very seriously H.
Late adVices from the West Coast report the aie stag
nanL o ''b
At Sierra LeoDe disturbances had ocosrred 10 the Port
loches and Rosss,t dssres during which several lives
we're lost and ssny Of ,be natives taken prisoners.
oHIsa.
leitor from Hong Kong says that the Cbin.,. t.d.
n'J to Bogand 10 10 be three million tuo hundred tbos
'And pouod and 70 France ope million tso hundrcd tbou
siod Pound'' The hoglish uesIy ls said TO be much
mee lengthy than the Others ADD the delay 10 lie resest
attributed 10 this fact. Another letter places The IN
oenny Tor tbe two countries high twenty miioSs
ss,hns' but this supposed 70 mean twenty millions
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the POnrsM0UTa ra ANsC1I Pr,
49, sys Good brcad-,t unvsvsSly conoI - : n ~
sasl Of -s ssppasd tasa WaAs s rsnr, ef on,
ny, ts:rs soercs Aan prsd,ss The
III .,s. III IA ss,.s sSaso. rvsysiux tasd dslsSi.
- - essea mar NE whole. rs
ecaes seepers nssd only no. Arussd t..a M
ss ads ne hartet bex Of ssapss Fosdsr fs.v
sfe esfe1niy aafa1ins In thsir operaion.s -"
IN. nueis nss evoomlng very popasr, ana ssad ~ an
prasxists and 0roesrs In The State ~"
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TNO MARE GOOD
To make good Biscuit,
To make good Pastry,
To ave ono-hslft The Lari q
To save Tine. Labor and Z
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-26

NIAGARA FA1Ls-Co Constant change, the law of Ma
ture reigns at Niagara. Years ago, readers will
remember, Table Rock yielded to time, and success
i've portions of it have fallen. On visit to the
Falls day or two since, we observed that another
change has occurred mertng at least passing notice
Every sightseer must recollect the path which, COM
mencng at the brink Of the ravne the Canada side
almost opposite Prospect House, leads beneath Table
Rock and which those who desire to 60 under hSsheet
of falling water used to traverse in their waterproof
habiments. It led to Termination Point, as spot
long distance under the cataract was called and the ad
venturer who dared air and food to reach it, blinded by
spray deaened by the terrible which the beating
of mi lions of tons of water the rocks below produces
used to receive certificate of his having accomplished
the feat The oiskns yet in requiston, the guides
vet demand and receive their fees and the certificates
are yet given. Termination Point too may yet exist,
but no mortal being visit it. 1t could be seen
from the cavernous tunne-One side rock the other wa
ter, and the floor a composition of both-whch led
thither And the path to it is now cut off. One can
still walk about yard under the cataract, but no fur
Their foothod is afforded and another step would lead one
to an intimate acquaintance with all the mysteries which
it is here forbidden to know. Ere long, doubtless
now that the stratum of soft rock has fallen, the upper
mass will fall and then another step will be taken in the
slow couI Sc in which Niagara has eaten his own way
back from Queenstown, and s-if geoogists say true
to wear itself away somewhere above Chippeway.
Hamilton Spectator.
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RosIN.-The receipts during the past week have been
meagre and the stock of all grades at present in receivers
hands small in of this the market has ruled
quiet and very few transactions have taken place In No.
report Of only about 400 bbls at 81 81
So So s. IS per q bb according to quality In No.
nothing been done that Of and quotations
are nominal 81 80 81 Is. Common has also ruled qui
e notwithstanding the small stock held here prices
shade lower. We quote sales follows Monday 200
bbs at 81 l23 y 80 lbs; and Tuesday, 800 do. at 81 10
for medium, and 81 Is for large size bbls
TAR.-We have no change to report. There contin-
to be active demand and all received finds ready
sale. The arrivals and sales for the week reach only 2l4
bbs. at 81 % y Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE Continues to be brought to market spa
rngy and the supply in butchers hands is very light. We
good demand, and few droves would sell readily
See table for prices.
BARRELs-Empty Spirits Turpentine barrels in moder
ate demand with light receipts the stock market
become considerably reduced. We quote small sales OF
second hand 81 IS 81 So cash. for lots they
run.
CorroN-Snce our last review the market this article
has ruled rmer and under favorable avces prices
are shade higher The small receipts for the past week
caused the stock in receivers hands to become nearly
worked off and for the small lots offering market
higher rates asked than quotations below. In
quence of the meagre receipts the transactions have been
limited and follows Thursday SO bales at lO4 cents
for midding and l0} cents for good mddng Friday 81
bales 10 for ordinary 1Os cents for mddng, lO3
lOs for strict midding, l0 cents for good mddng
and 1Og IL cents middng fair Saturday rs do at 10
ordinary log cents for mddng and liz cents for
midding fair
Corn MEALS in small stock, and note fair demand
Sells at IS cents y bushel, in lots.
FsH-No eepts of either description during the week
just ended the market poorly supplied We refer to
our table for prices
FLoUR-Since last review the receipts per railroad
have been rather BETTER and there is present moderate
supply of State brands in the hands Of receivers We
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-26

The REPUBLICAN PARTY DESCRIBED BY REPUBL1
cAN.-The Springfield (Mass) Republican, a rabd mig
gerhugging sheet, lets fly the following shot at its
party =
The fact is the " Republican party ISN'T party
yet and still worse, isn't likely to be at present. What
it needs worse than anything else, is definition of itself
discipline boundary, habitaticn, doors to let peo
pie in walks to keep them in, and recognized head Of
the house to look protector 1t has none of these
things now, but nhabts sort of tenacre ot half the
bars OF which down three quarters of the time You
admit squad and another squad escapes at the
moment like the Highland Chieftain. It is anti-nig
ger in st. Louis, to Mr.. Blair protectionism in
Pennsylvania to accommodate Henry Carey, and save
two or three Congressman old fashioned Whiggery in
Ohio, so that Tom Corwn may make himself at home
Fillmoreism in Kentucky and Maryland, so that Hum
phrey Marshall and Henry Winter Davis may be re-
elected truck and dcker in State Committee, SO
that Burlingame may not be beaten, and so on. A
Garder a straight Republican of 1857, even
Flmoreite of 1856, is just as good Republican as
anybody There is risk in deserng, for the desert
not shot, they in the Democratic andevery
other well regulated party.
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KINsTON. Nov. l9, 1855


Dear Progress: | have nothing of interest to com
municate to your numerous readers with the exception
of the Boone Fortune 1t has created quite excite
men in these diggngs Pleasure carriages can frequent
y be seen passing to and from poor house. loaded
with the arstocracy of Lenoir paying homage and
tending the right hand of fellowship to General James
Boone and | am informed, bidding the old soldier to
participate for the future in their circle.
Birds of feather will naturally flock together.
In letter l wrote to you few weeks ago, stated
that James Boone pauper in Lenor county poor house
had inherited a fortune amounting to hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. have since been informed that
the amount will be much larger than my first statement
Some of people that to posted up respecting
this property, say that it will exceed three hundred
thousand dollars. But suppose no knows the ex
act amount. Yet it is apparent if all the reports be
correct, the quantity must be very large and that
prominent citizen Of this county has been constituted
and appointed with the power of Attorney to go for
ward and make all needfu rules and regulations respect
ing this property.
Mr.. Boone and family are yet in our roor house, and
will probably remain there until his agents make the
necessary arrangements for his final restitution.
Then the old soldier
Will shoot his musket clear
At pigeons in the skies,
And bid adeu to pork and peas,
And live on good pot pies.
Coz resemblance Neqcbern P1OrrpSS
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VALUABLE REAI. EsTArE IcoIe SIZE

Il The UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his sssg-
FL DWELLING HOUSE & LOT, either separately CO
= or with his PLANTATION and Improvements -
The dwelling large commoous and although located
upon the Plantation within the limits of the corporation
OF Onsow county. The Plantation consists of
ONE ITO USAND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, stu
ated on New River and partly embraced within the limits
OF the corporation of Jacksonville large portion of
TINS land cleared and the balance we'll tmbered and can
be easily cleared and drained ~
he viii also either sell l. 700 A Ores OF TUR-
FENIINE LAND, with the trees mostly boxed. This
Lana is situated very favorably the New River.
his antaton on Bachelors Delight, ard several other
sa paces Will be rented out. Purchasers be sup
piled with the necessary articles on the premises.
All the above LANDS situated New River and
from the late Improvements in the River abounds in
the most choice uxures of the tabe-Fsh, Oysters Wild
DUCKS &C. OF the most choice quality all of which
furnished in the greatest abundance, making residence
contiguous most desirable
The above property will be exchangedfor young Negroes
or sold on credit for cash. may best the purcha
ser.
For further particulars apply to G. J. WARD
NOV. z3-l3-tt jacksonville. n. c.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

h-l LANDS FUR f4SEe
1!;A l OFFER FOR SALE ALL MY LANDS, LY <Ef6
IN ing in the county of Onslow and the West 49,"
side of New River The place which reside, one
mile west of Jacksonville containing 300 ACRES-l0O OF
LING 40 by 80 feet-eight with fire places good
well of water, Kitchen Smoke House, aniage-House,
Barn. Stables Negro Houses and all other necessary out
houses-all framed and ALSO 1900 Acres on the Viii
mngton road one and half miles from the above, about
200 acres of which cleared and in cultivation and about
40 ncres of uer superior cdnap Land which be east
" cleared and drained whole well adapted to growing
Cotton On nexhaustibe quantities of the BES1
Turpenne boxes and round trees enough to cut another
all within three miles of good landing will sell either
terms and if DESIRED the stock CROP &C., belonging to
either both places Those wishing to buy lands would
find to their interest to examine the premises bargain
can be bought. For further particulars, address
sonville, N. c. E. W. WARD,
Nov 26th lS58.-l3-4t Jacksonville. N. G.
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MONTGOMERY, MAY II, 1857.
do hereby certify that have been using Professor
DE GRATH'S ELECTRIC OIL, 80 South Eighth ST. Phila
depha for Spinal Affection disease of twenty-five
standing with greater relief than from any the thousand
applications have made Of say this with
confidence of its virtue in this particular disease since hay
ing heard of another in city, Of four standing
which nstantaneously relieved by the application
De Graths Electric OIL write this for the benefit of those
unfortunate persons everywhere who may be suffering from
this disease and debt owe Prof c. De Grah for hay
ing found out such discovery You that have not got it
write for it get it by all MEANS if you wish to get relief
1t may be necessary that have interest in the sci
ling of De Graths Electric OIL and that the Professor is
stranger to me- but that shall always remember him with
gratitude. WILLIAM G. RUGELEY.
For sale in Wilmington N. c. by Drake & McLn and
W. H. Lppt Druggists, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally.
Nov. A.-69&131w.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-26

PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE gives us great pleas
ure to see that the venerable Chief Justice of the
United States is discharging, with renewed vigor
the important duties of his station in this city.
night in the hearing of appeals in admiralty prior to re
suming in December, the abors of the Supreme bench
The appeal docket which contained many heavy
has been entirely disposed Of the last being at this mo
ment upon final hearing. No one who appreciates judi
cia ability and fidelity as they deserve can fail to be
graed at the prospect of continued usefulness which
the improved health of this eminent magistrate holds Out
to the country Baltimore E1rhnnoe