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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02


\ SCENE ON THE GALLows-Erccuiion Of
an e. CierggMaa.-W have already briefly
mentioned that +. S. Turey, formerly cler-
gymaa, was executed on Friday week, in
kanawha county, Va, for the murder OF his
wife. On tAe ga!Ows he made a speech, at.
tributing tho commission OF the cr.Iles TO his
iutempegalce. The kanawLa star says:
Alter speaking, he requested that "Jerusa-
lem my happy home might be sung he said
that many present had sung it with him On
more happy occasions. He started the tube
himself. While singing, he called his aged
father on the platform, threw himself upon
his neck, intercepted bis singing only long
erongh 10 say farewell" aud then continued
to take tie lead. His mother, with bis little
daughter, came forward al his request, aud he
SHOOK hands with her, and took his little one
in his arms, kissed il, and all without seeming
10 be intercepted. SO also with brother.-
They all left the ground before be fell. lie
also, while singing shock hands with some
twenty others. Among them two Of the bro
theTs Of his murdered wife. He had smile
on his face most of the time. There were but
few dry eyes on the ground during the scene
When they ceased singing, - turned about
and said, sheriff, ! an ready 10 die" and
soon after the rope was cni, and the uniortu-
ua:e GsH launched into eternity.
GENERAL WINFIELD ScorT, who is now
stopping at West Point, met with severe
accident last week, which may conhne him TO
his bed for some time. lie was about at
| tending a dinner party given by Colonel
Dtlatield. when, on going down the stairs,
his foot slipped, aud be fell to the bottom.
Owing 10 the bullet in his shoulder aud the
sword wound in his arm, he was unable to
arrest his flight, aud the fall was severe To
person OF his advanced years aud large
| frame this is a most serious affair The
General was taken 10 his bed, cupped aud
! leeched. and though he feels better, he is
| still sulisrng Intense pain. This accident TO
the ola General will be generally regretted
throughout the country.
| LEHIGu AND NoRTHAMfToS,-The Demo
Gratis Of this Senatorial District have nOmina-
ted Rev. Jeremiah Shindle, OF Lehigh, for
Senator, and bis nomination is received with
much enthusiasm. Mr.. Shndlo has been a
steadiust Democrat, though not an active
politician, during long life OF usefulness,
aud is gentleman OF commanding talents.
| lie is q very able man, ready and eloquent
debater, aud in his social intercourse Que OF
the most pleasant gentlemen the writer OF
this ever met. He is y sterling man in all
respects, and will be au ornament to the
Senate Harrisburg Patriot and Union.
To TAKE INK Our OF LINES.-Editors and
clerks will learn With pleasure that TO take a
piece OF tallow, melt it, and dip the spotted
part Of the linen into the melted tallow, the
linen may be washed and the spot will disap-
pear without ipjurins the linen. If cloth
clothing becomes soied the better plan Is TO
get new aud more elegant suit at the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of Rrockhill Wilson,
Nos. COS and COS Chestnut Street above
J Sixth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02

THE REcEIPTs AT THE FAIR-The total re-
ceipts Of the late Fair will reach about $4,000
or an average Of $1,000 per diem. This 10.
clades monies received from the sale Of tick
cts, reuts Of stands, &c., &c. aud is a much
larger sum than has been netted by the mau-
ayers of any Of The Fairs ia tue adjoining
counties. The whole affair was such a dec.
ded success, that it is nov fixed fact that
we Will have them annnaly.-FGiriot g. Union.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02
NOTICE

All parsons knowing themselves indebted
20 the subscribers ara requested to make
prompt settlement Of their accounts by psy-
meut or giving their notes on or before tie
18th day Of Octubgg next
j. +. & I. I. KLINE.
kliue's Grove, Sept. %, lS56.-3t
Estate Of amanda II. uGgIiaon deed.
~ Office is hereby given that let,els of ad.
/ : ministratiou on the estate OF Amanda NJ.
Harrison, late Of Coal tvwnshp Northumberland
county deed, having been granted to the subsuri-
ber All persons indebted and those having
claims will please present them for settlement at
at her late residence On Saturday the 3Jth day Of
OcicleT 1858.
AMOS YASTINE, Admir-
EcItemL.r 25, lSJ9-GL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02

$50 CIlESNUr STREET, PHILADELPHIA
tE These Machines are now justly admitted
to be the best in use for Family Sewing a new
strong, and elastic stitch, which viii not rP,
even il every fourth stitch te cut. Circulars
sent on application ly letter.
Agents Wanted
NJ A Il r | y G. L 8.
At Freeburg, Snyder county, Pa, on the
3lst Of Augnst last, by the Rev, Samuel Gu
teius Mr. +. ID. LUNIEY and Miss NJ. JANE,
daughter Of DR.. j. w. Peal, all Of this place.
On the 9th inst. OLIvER NEXDERsoN, aud
SARAH ZENDER, Of Dsnville.
On the 18th inst, JAMES L. STEWART, and
MARY WRIouT, both Of Danyle.
On the 10th inst, Mr.. LAWRENCE G. HART
MAN, to Miss. ABIGAIL @. BAyLER, all Of Dan.
vile.
On The 23rd inst, Mr.. WILLIAM p. LrGur-
NOR Of Lycoming Co, TO Miss ELIZ4aETH
WELLIyER, of Danvle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02

To A3vxRrisXSs.- The circulation Of the sunbury
Amoncan among the different on the surquehanna
notexceced fcqualed BY auy paper publshedin North
cru Pennsylvania
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02

Compress,
Col. JOSEPH w. CAKE, of Pottsville
Nominated ly the Democratic Conference of schuy kiil
and N1It'un bet land counties, held at Mt Caintl, Sep
tJmiCT ist, icoS.
WHf. L. DEWART OF Cunbury,
Nominated by his Coursrees at Potlsvire
Senator,
WM. TOLLMER, of Lewis.
ASscmUy,
CHARLES HCTTENsTEIS, oc Tai but.
Register and Recorder, Sc,
JACOB q. MAsSER, OF sunbury.
Commissioner,
JOsEPu EyEwIrT, Jr, of WntsOn,own.
-ludii9r.
CHARLES LITTLE. of Nor,tumberlanI.
-as-= 49,.
To- We are indebted to Hon Simon Cam.
eroD for some valuable publc documents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02

COMMISSIONER Office,
Sunbury. Sept. 23, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02
THE AMERIC AN.

II. ErAssER, Editor and Proprietor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-02

pRuADraL EPIDEMIC IN SwITzERLAND.-A
malignant fever was raging at Bas!e. 1t
chiefly attacked persons in the prime Of life.
and .a4ay died il a few hours. The large
hospital il the town was oveTcrowded and
the physicians scarcely suiliced 10 attend the
sick IN private houses.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03
How ARD ASSOCIATION.
n PHILADELPflI

Benevolent Institution established by special
lo& ment for the relief of the sick and distressed
Inflicted with Virulent and epidemic diseases
s re- Howard Association, in view of the awful des
|n ,ction of hurian life, caused by Sexual diseases
4a BE deceptions practised upon the unfortunate
81 tins of sach diseases by Quacks. several years
Il sdrected their Consulting Surgeon as CHARI-
AT E ACT worthy OF their name to open Dispen-
sa yfor the treatment of this class of diseases III all
kh irhorms and to give Medical Advice Gratis, to
n wbo apply by letter, with description of their
co ldition (age occupation habits Of life, &c.. and
ID cases of extreme poverty to furnish Medicines Free
e0t Charge needless to add that the Association
GO uua.nds the CHEST Medical skill of the age aud
l n il hrnish the most approved modern treatment
che directors. review of the past. feel assured
Il heir labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
ma re- been of great benefit to the afflicted especially
10 he young and they have resolved to devote them
M veS with renewed zeal to this very impor but
| mn chllespised cause. -:s. i. -.
| nd Published by the Association, Report on
Su r. atorrhoa or Seminal Weakness and other Dis
esf the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon
es d 4sR5 u o. s35 Stamps 70
postage. - ,
Address for Report or. treatment, DR.. George r
Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association
No South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
G. FA1RCHILD, Sec'y E. D. HEARTWELL, Pres
Jan = o'-'in p"
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A. A. Mckethan

respectfully informs bis friends and the public that he
has ll up large substantial! Brick Buildings at his
Old Stand, expressly for manufacturing Carriages
for the liberal patronage he has received
for the last Il he hopes by strict attention to
business with desire to give satisfaction to merit
continuance Of tie Same. He warrants his work to
made of the material and by experienced wokmen
in each branch the business His work will compare
faverably with any made in the United States for
ness and durability.
He is determined to sell and do any work in his line
good terms any work done elsewhere that is
we'll DONE He has Oh hand, finished, the lkrgest
stock ofCARRIAGES, of ,BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS.
AND BUGGIES offered in this place, aud very
large stock of work nearly finished, which will be sold
very for Cash, short time to punctua
ers MH-He has on: hand more than ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY Vehicles finished and il course Of con
struction
with usage, and should it fail by
or material will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy wonld do we'll to call an,
examine fo themselves. v.a
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
Repairing executed at short notice and very rea
| sonable terms.
! Fayetteville, Dot 1856.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

VNHR brsiness conducted under the firm ,of
B. F. PEARE & Co, was this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the
late fs Twill please make Immediate payment as
longer indulgence cannot be given. Either Of the
parties are authorized to receive payment End
grant discharges.
To close the business, the large and well Eelac-
ted stock of goods. comprising YER general b
sortment of =
DRY GOODS, HITS, CLIPS, SHOES, &c
Will be sold at Auction.
The sale will commence Thursday the 25tl1
inst, and continue from dayto day. until the Sfeck
Is scld. Terms at SALE
B. F. PEARCE.
JOHN w. PEARCE, Jr. s
March, 20 ga
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

n ICE Po1sr OF Law heard this an
'ecdote from gentleman long resident in Phila-
delphia. Two Qnakers, in that place applied
to their society, as they do not go to law, to
decide in the following difficulty: A is un-
easy about a ship that ought to have arrived,
meets B, an insurer, aud states his wish to have
the vessel insured. The matter is agreed upon.
! & returns home, and receives letter inform
ing him Of tbe Toss of his ship. What shall he
do? He is afraid that the policy is not filed
Ip and should 3 hear OF the matter Soon, it is
all over with him; he therefore writes to B.
thuss Friend B if thee hasn't filed up the
policy, thee needn't for I've heard of the ship
i "Oh, OIL" thinks B. to himself. ''cunning fel
low; he wants to do me out of. the premium
1 So he writes thus to A.: Friend A, thee
: bees too late by half hour, the policy il
filed" A, rubs bis hands with delight; yet B
= refuses to pay. Well what is the decision
! The loss is divided between them.-Black ckwood'
Magazine.
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ever Rs6 Kin i'll
elevate the S0i<ss he ]
giht trauslatfo,, appear
a musical o. rytllial lcgls q
as a indicating ! chicago
as a musical note eqaij
word repeat. Accofd ing
it means silencGl Gtssnj
Let the instrah1ettts
stop y Wochef regards
SUE, cords-iip my soul
ing all the seventy four
word occurs, rscolizes j
appeal or summons TO .,
for aid and prayers 70 ~
with entire directEess, q
tive. Hear, akhovah!H
and the Ike sill e:a.rIlesi j.
he would RENEE einber and
itself he regards as ind
trumpets BY the priest:
an abridge expression,ru
-Higgaion Indicating
ed instruments, and Sels
;rdmtets.- LBibliatheea
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Be charitable towards those who may differ
from you-as all humanity is liable to err, it is
best to ascertain who is erring before prQQea1-
= :. = !. .
- Ponder we'll the past and draw useful lessons
Itherefrom Find out the causes which have
produced msfortunes, embarrassments, &c in
the year just ended, and avoid them in future.
If to accumulate wealth be an object, remem-
iber "time is money"-and if to acquire gold
f.here is no surer way than to save it.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

: duz?
Dntchn;an-I gness not; we never has much
rain in ferry try dime.
Irishman--An, ye're right there; and thin
whiniver it gifts in the way Of ranin not bit O,
dhrv witler will We git as long the wet spell
howlds
Elder Jones was not remarkable for his elo-
qnence, nor was he remarkable good reader.
especially among the hard names But he said
call Scripture is profitable" and therefore he
never selected portion hut read the first
chapter he onened at, after he took the stand
to preach. One dav he stumbled in this way
| upon chapter in Chronicles, and read "Elea-
! zer begat Phinehies, and Phinehies hegat
Abishua, and Abishna begat Rnkkie and Ruk-
kie begat Uzzsi," and stumbling worse and
worse as he proceeded. he stopped and rnnning
his yeeahead,- and seeing nothing better in
prospect, he cnt the matter short by saving
= A nd so thew went, on and. .begat one another
to the end of the chapter"
WHAT RA1LRoAns HAVE DoNE-A ccording
to the estimate the, nited States have in
creased in wealth fnlla Thousand millions Of
dollars bv raiIroads.v Thev have certainly
contributed more to the prosperity Of the conn
try than they have proved renumerative to their
} owners Without railroads we eculd never
have been the wide extended republic that we
5 have grown with them we can enlarge ou1
territories still further. It issa fortunate. con
junction of events that the locomotive and the
+ magnetic telegraph, two Of the most potentia
. contrivances for annhilating space. shoult
spring. into existence iustas a republic wa
e extending its power over continent,
. -,---..0~~-<--
!, y The following is a literal COPY Of list hand
ed to the assessors. under the laws of Connee
ticut requiring shown list Of all property:
- -. T1--B--'fst.f .f1r Iss5 I: :.
n To 35 akers-of land worth S400 90. Hons
and hern nothin atal on1ey place where theaft
. and ROBBERS brakes into and stee1s oil put
- them.
% NV head which peor'e ses I must. mt
n which is weake and feb1e is weath nothin alta
A. Nv wife is of no use to me atal.
Is Sheane $32. 90
'e Owe ele. Tom Cat as
II. The Kline half price 124
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JAMES KYLE

is now Receiving his Spring supply OF
DRY GOODS.
A@9sK flass: Selfs assas; a1s,1 and briiianie.'
Cofd and Black Silks;
Irish Linens and Diapers;
Farmers Linen, Twiiled and Plain:
Cashmere and Merno Twills;
White and Cold Cotton Hose;
Boiling Cloths No 0 to 10;
Silk and Straw Bonnets; &c
With almost every article in the DRY Goods k; eli
of which has been purchased by the packageat the
late sales in New York and Philadelphia: Jll be
offered cheap for cash on time to paying custners
March 20. 93-tf
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= = H Ms
OF sUBsCRIPTION FOR TfIn aTrAI1
For : single eopy,if paid ip advance, per ann
8. at the end of mont
6 at tie end of s mont
s. at the end of the yea
:, NO subscription will be received for a shol
tnan one year unless paid in advance.
WITH the view of extending the circulate
nancing the usefulness, of the paper, the propz
fers the following remarkably low
. CLUB RITES, LvH.fRLaBL Y IN I'D l.
copies of the Carelnian, l year,
10 Sc ss
.s Rates Of Advertklngs
Sixty cents per square of Is .liIes, Or less, Il
and 80 cents. for each subsequent insertion, I
advertisement is published for more than tws
vhen it will be charged srsE,.s g.
For three montka. 81
:. ]. s,ssix ,nonths
df Twelve III oaafl 10
: All advertisements must have he dc sired nrimi
sertions marked on them, orthrrwise they wi
serted till forbid and charged-aecordlngly
attention is directed to this req uisition
VIM. F.WIGHTMAN g.
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=. w. LETT
Has just received large and general STOCK OF
GOODS suited to the Spring and Summer trade
conshting of choice selection of Is.
staple and Fd1,cy Dry GOOps.
that line. - =.
PRIME FAMILY GROCERIES always to be ha,
AT LETT,S.
Goods sold at the lowest prices for CASH. or ex
changed for country produce.
March 20. 1858. 1y-pd
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longer lived 7than@ Single, and ab557se all.
those who observe a sober and Industrious
conduct Women bave more chances Of l;fe,
| previous to the .se OF 50 years than men, but @
\fewer after. The number Of marriages is.ix
proportion Of T5 70 Ioa.
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1853.
GARDEN SEED.

| NtEU The GKU" III OF ISF.
Z The Subscriber has just received largesupply
of Garden Seeds comprizng every variety from
the celebrated Gardens of johnson, Robbint& Co.
Wethersfeld. These seeds have been solA aere
for the last FIVE years and always given pefest
satisfaction. JAS. N. SMITH, DruegiS
Catalogues will be furnished gratuitously a
application; -
Jan. 80. S5-2m
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

There is lady down east SO high-minded
that she dlsdains to own that she has common
sense. There are great many Of the same
sort ia the werld.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

An old offender was lately brought before
a learned justice of the peace. The constable
as preliminary, informed his worship, that he
had in custody, John Simmons, alias Jones.
alias Smith. Every vel" said the magistrate
II will try the two acomen first; bring in Alice
Jones'"
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

building that was erected for blacksmith
shop, partly brick, but which was not in use,
had the front wall blown fat But the great-
est damage was on the north side Of Main, at
the corner Of Tetith, where stood four story
brick house, used as grocery and dwelling
by Mr. Carryll. 1t was mere exposed to the
violence of the storm than any other building
The entire fourth story, which was fortunately
unoccnpied, with the roof, was blown off clear
even with the soor. and thrown over into the
neigsboring yard, falling upon a frame cottage
and crushing it to the earth, leaving only the
front wall standing. This cottage was the
property of lady in Evansville, Ind aud was
occupied at the time by man and boy, who
strange to Say, escaped entirely unhprt, being
gear the front wall at the time The entire
house, with the exception of that portion used
as kitchen, was crushed fat
The next object of attack was the old steam
er Belle Shrdan, lying at the wharf, now en-
tirely dismanted her machinery having been
transferred to Captaih Goud's. new. boat, the
imperial The cabin was blown off, and the
hull injured very considerably. Some of the
other boats felt the effects, but only to g slight
extent.
We heard rurnor late last night that two
men-shoe makers-and boy had been Killed
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FACTS IN HUMAN LIFE
is about equal to the numbel
average of human life is 80
ter die before the age Of II
age of II. Of every 1.00l
reach 100 years. OF ever
IS, and not more than. oue
age of 80 years. There is q
900 of Inhabitants. OF the
every year, 1924 die every
hour, and 60 every mimi,
second. These losses are
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03


IMPORTANT TO PHYsIcIANs.i
says that experiments in
vaccine virus by solution in
solution instead of the solid
successfully conducted by
Chicago. The solutich y
or three months. in warm w
cases were yaccinated witho
The scab should be broke
pieces and thrown into a iii
is to be occasionally shake
care it disscIyes slowly.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03
TAINTED.

TAINTED.
EnAfh Bbls. .Tnrpentine at my DistiIery
cOOO on Person Street at the half way
Bridge the highest cash price will be paid
march 20 93-3m j r McDUFFIE.
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.
III. & E, J. LILLY

ARE now opening large and generalshssorke t
of SPRING GOODS, embracing great varidE of
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS, HATS, Ion
NETS. UMBRELLAS &c.
Also about $50 Cases BOOTS & SHOES weAss-
sorted, all of which epropose selling At, nse
prices for cash aud to prompt paying customers On
the usual time.
P. S. We EARNESTLY feqhest all persons in ar4ars
with us to pay up or in part at least H. & E JsL
March 13, 1858. . lot
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Fall Stock, 1S5 !.
B. F. PEARCE & Co.,

De g. l. IL ! ItC IL ~ " - s.
4 RE now receiving large and well selected stoS
sonssting in part of
Black and Figured Silks;
,hgIish and Erench Mernoes;
Plain and Figd DeLanes,
French all wool Plaids;
Alpacas of all qualities;
Black BombaZine:
English, French and 4 AMERICAN Prints;
Chenille Shawls, (beattiful patterns; -
Ladies Cloaks of every descriptions;
gaconet Edgings and Insertions;
Collars and Undersleeves:
Hosiery, Gloves Belts:
Ribbons, Trimmings, &c;
Cloths and Cassimeres;
Tweeds, Jeans and Sattinets;
White and Coiored Flannels:
Bleached and brown Shirtings;
Allendale l0-4 Sheeting;
Bleached and Brown Drillngs;
Plaid Linseys and kerseys:
Marlboro Stripes and Plaids:
Brown and Bleached Table Cloths;
Toweiings of all kinds;
Negro Blankets;
Extra quality Bed Blankets.
Spiral, Brass and Whalebone Hoops:
Good assortment of Hoop Skirts:
Yankee Notions of every variety, kind, all
quality;
Silk, Leghorn, and Straw Ronnets;
MOleskin, Cashmere and Wool Hats.
Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, &c.
-ALSO-
A large and fashionable stock of
READY lAAD3 Ea9Ta3aml
All OF which will be sold low for CASH. or on O
usual time to punctnal customers either ST Wholess
Or Retail. All persons are respectfn1lv ;nritad ~
give call
B. F. PEARCE. JW. PEARcE r.
&c ~
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nE@H@
SPRING IMPORTATION
WE are receiving Spring purchases OF
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS, IA rs, BONNETS
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
To which invite the attention Buyers this Mai
ket. STARR IL WILLIAMS
March 20, 1853. 93tf
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There is said to be an infa
to discover. whether the redl
are natural or painted,
nataral, the ears will 5e ol
artificial. the ears will be pa
But suppose the ears also
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

= tss ST. ~
ufysl,e Sapt tua- !
@regarard il T
dendes b;
te Mathc'vs1
perhaps, TO
her and otb,
us il to pAns
b the sipgers
valebt to snr-
after exanln-
10 which, the
ee, Tan actual
hevia ra 1!Ss'
6resscd ei en-
the PERI 8.
e5 ehovah
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

FRENCH AND ENGLISH GRAPES, 4l&kovs,
&C., &C.. &c. IS
A very desirable stock Of Mems, Youths, & Bows
READY MADE-CLOTHLNG,
of the Latest Styles, workmanship warranted.
The public are invited to call early and examine
the above goods; they will be sold cheap for cash.
or on the usual time to those who pay occasicaally
March 90. 93-tf
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culties 10 this
eIicited no.
our theatres
lever SO we'll
eturps to the
count for this
Of relief to the
on as it was,
IRA sslne Htst the
hhoring under,
be rapid vast.
ion OF years OF
+
us excitement
kisting. Not
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

Dntchman-Coot moryer, Patrick. how you
The North-Carolinian., 1858-04-03

JAMES G. SMITH. MILES CosTIN
= JAMES SMITH s. CO.,
g Commission Msrchnn,s
HATe removed their Office te the second story Of the
luIl ding Formerly occupied by the Telegraph Company
vhere they prepared attend all business in the
jOnnmission line..,. : -. ..>,..
All business entrusted to them will be punctually
ttended to.
Wilmington, October 1, 1856
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62e a ~

--;-.st &Ss p, 4,
During the late Com NJ Mn.s
city it was observed Il
little conn ment atibe tiIn
and places Of ampsenend
filed or yielded such ab4
managers. 1t was diff "
or any other. principle
mind DEPRESSED and wfos
through the difficulties al
great mass of the people |
occasioned by sewers Gsse1
ing Of fortnnes-the nc{
toll and application,
IN the present state Of
we ind the same pecull
tA---1---s-A,ll Z = =, :
laily, and almost hourly wit
md those Who would becon
tres, opera house, and in ia
lie amusement are nightly
seeking for an hours amust
these places is universally
val of religion" extends thu
revival is equa
markable.
How;is this to be accou'
not make the attempt, but
for the consideration of tht
ON the mysteries Of the rnit
in facts: The receipts at
theatres, and ether places
ding the museums, nigger
ces, lectures, and &c., am
fourteen thorsana dol'aHs,
ceived at the Opera Hot
about 81, 900. Here is SC
900 paid weekly for am
country this.-N. Y. Erc1