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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04


IN ORDERING -IChEIS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose The money address for the Tickets order
Is on the receipt OF which they will be forwarded BY rst
all Purchasers lB7o Tickets enGIag II suy e.
ure they may designate.
purchasers Immediately at.er 'be drawing.
Purchasers uiupleass write ther signature plain give
their Post Once County ard State.
~ Remember taatevery Prissis drsWus and payable
in fun without deduction.
~ Ell prizes OF 81 900 ano Gacer, Paio lIHeeistely
he irving-othsr prizes 81 the usual s thirty
daTs. a...a -....- !. e e.. .-
nep Al COMMUNICATIONS strictly coRndsatiGL
AGaress Orders Tor tickets or CeruhCatss Ga
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta Ga.
" Persons residing near Montgomery, Aa or Atlanta
Ca orders fed, and save umel BY address
ing swan TO-, al either Of those cities.
III list the that are draVn from the wheel
win of the prize that each one = entitled 70
will published aller every drawingn the Following pa
Augusta Ga Constitution Iist, NeuvOfeans Delta, Mobile
Rester Charleston STANDARD, Nashville Gazette Atlanta
Lac feencer, AeW o eeEy Day Book Savannah Morn
Jag Meas Gnl Richmond DISPATCH and New foTE Dspach
Hld Padding tAssl Lisro and Little Rock lArA ifuS
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04
Aznz. WILLIAMSON. AnoHza ou.A4u.
E9DU1 E'IEEIG.
NAsHEIL-L-E. 60. TENNEssRE.
BPamdfes

BPaDdies.
90 90 i and \ Pipes Ogaas Brandy-bsst brands;
81 14C@a s e Rod SsTsz'd 80
Gin Rum and Whisky.
Pipes Pure Holland GiD-"BrOeksr's AuahOr,"
4 PuucheOns WesE lndis Rom;
10 bbh superior BE Whisky, very Old;
J 40 ID genuine 7sErai3 old Bourbon Whisky;
= e y Fi'9 V Mt g DECO
100 baskets and boxes chspp9gpe-bss' brands
81 hoxezAosEsoa Mosslls- ~ Ass;
4, s $. s 5 IS 6I. !: e u . >
y ]; 81 s: y u 55s IL. 3 z1AIzz,
oiiSSoS$ .s g fsS55E-isldsaxaa9 noissHo4ss4
COrdials.
4 " 20 boxes assorted Fsskch CJrdials
Y * 40 SSo5sssS} 0aN &SEl
: i HsE5. Wl i4' Bi's;5s { TITO
10 do Lemon Syrup-fne;
b blSs d. MILES, sssJry R5 ssS ,sIvnA
gr Porter, Ale and Cider. Ii Z
20 casks London Porter best brands quartz and pin
1 ~ do rAbbQl-s ldla Fl1ie AZ DO DO
! 10 "a Rsss 8 GGacelshraie1 Ala 4ldo do
so boxes Champagne Cider. -.-..
pAA" AhoAC Cigars. '-'0 w W
10000 genuine Havana CigFs-ehOicest brands. o.
~ A--1 Tobacco ana nun. - " -
50 boxes Va Flne chewing TObaroo-ehOice brands;
/ IS do % hediem do ! do
I 80 do do Good common DO
20 do Cut 0hsRig o do loDa ava a'to
q % do Sneklngg ~ 4 do aAAaKaJ uLA
| 20 do Ssoteh SDuf,
|, 9 bbls MaeeabJy do
olsz.lL s. .aso Glassware GELD
100 boxes Wine and Brandy Bottles --------
100 do Fasks-quarts, pints and 4 pints;
20 do 1umbers; ~, -err.
200 Dsnijohns.
sIImdries.
so bbls Crushed, Powdered asd Loaf Suglrs.e
50 bOXss assorted Pickles. u ~ 9 49,
20 do do Catsups.
10 d. do Sauces.
0WithEari5us articles such Cheese Dried Beef Sar-
dimes Salmon, Oysie s. OapeFs Olives. Olive Oil Numegs
Just rscai1sd AID f5r sale b. u q eoJDD u
y WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM.
mar 30 College Street.
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Notice.

CYETHA FLINN and her heirs, are hereby notified 70
~ seme Toward, and he legal claim TO The legacy len
her BY mOlheF Sesrs seed, Gate Of Hall eoun
", State OF Georgia. WIhln three years OF The same III
lapse aud be distributed abe OiAer siTs or Gia deca
Published BY odsr OF the honorable court Of Chaneey,
e. September Tenn 1851. Gansville Hail. county Sa,s
October IVA 81, '.|- n. W. BROWN,
RovS--salsR Executor ofyudih sellers DEED.
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go PIANOS -

NAB have received Fourteen Piano FOreafrom
" those unFivsllsd maker LghI Newton Bradbury
and Hanes Bros which make stock very large AID
desirable W. would be pleased to have these instruments
exan iued by whether tbey desire 10 purchase nOt
kveEy Piano sold BY shall be warranted 70 give Eaae
NI isb u 10 ''''' is'f' '". VAR. FREEMAN
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GLNRORNE MaCRINE WORKS.

gLRlDVnINE WiAGnIIOE WVnNSa
IRON FOUNDRY.
NJ z have now stained and extensive Foundry
on me old stand Of the late Nashville Manu- featuring
company and prepared 70 heavy md light
work OF any description The shortest notice Lis Cast
tngs 70 small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
ngs 10 large amounts furnished per contract q
prices with additions Of GIT VI also CON ueneed
operations in our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines SaWms glOurmis oC tbe most i'm bTove5
patterns made 10 order JObbng repairing done msd
utsy, We reBdy 10 make contracts Engines and Nfs
shB furnish plans enable purchaser 10 nut nm their
Mills with te exp Manu- acUuFers ana FarrTs il
hnd profitable 70 u.s. before going ERst or West
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Probationary engines and steamboats, made order ohs
best Material com Pste Fireonls, GTates Sandpipes
Valves, warranted stanc uy pressure required 10
Manufacturing or pOrpellihg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP. b. A.-..a ...
ANY description OF SmithWork done IN excellent slyl
none nrstrse Iron UsedSaWml work, Serups, Dogs
Ptman Irons, Saw cranks, Bolts and an kind Ni Ir0ns
made % rider on shOu notice. ...
PameTB Wishing 70 purchase good, cheap Rchnery, WI
DO Wall n call a. our ONCE or address BY letter.
q. JACkRR a co.
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tsnn.y
alysR Late haEhvtIla Man Co.'S Shopas
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EACH SATURDAY. IN NAY
Sass PrEos amounting .. ..........-....sS2O,OOO

54Sj PrlEeE amounting TO-. &32OsOOU
PRICE or rICKHTs.
WHOLE TICKETS, tlu, HALY Is e 5; QUARTERS S2lf
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers 5O,0UO, CORES ponding with
Numbers Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are relied small tin tubes and placed Wheel
TEs drs 457 Prizes, similarly printed and enercsd are
placed iu another Wheel,
Inc Wheels are then revoved, snd q number iH drawn
from the Wheel Numbers and at the same time Prize is
drawn from The Wheel. The Number and Prize drawn
cat are opened exhibited 20 she audience, and registered
by the C6muss0ners the Prize being placed against the
Number tawn. Ths operation IL repeated until all the
Prizes drawn cut.
AUTHORIZATION PEIEEs.The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing the drst Prizes will
be eiled Go the % Approximation Prizes For eLSinp
f Ticket No 1880 draws the S7OO0 Prize, those IcEcts
NUMBERED I45S 1893 1881, 1882 will each be entitled 10
R4lJ ID No. $50 QUO prize, those Tick
c numbered 49, 59, sol $50, will each be entitled 20 S3,
and SO % according 20 the HpOye scheme.
The 5U. przes o $zo viii be determined BY the last hg
ure g be No that draws the 10000 puzs For example,
II lhe number drawing The 10000 prize ends with /, heH
on the tickets le number ENDS u will be entitled
50 go j. number ends with No. 2 then ell the tickets
where the nUDbsr ends IN will be entitled to $40, and
50 0DtoU.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
raves, which 3 the risk.
Certificate o. IaC6sgf c 10 Whole Tickets $50
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FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville foT the purpose Of buying Table Knives
snd Forks Pocket Knives Shears and Lessors, Shot Gunt
and Rides locks or al kinds Cotton Cards, AKesoT any
he nnumsTable items nee essary 70 make up complies
Ock Of Hardware. -.-'-
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No. Il, ooEEHoE sTRzEG,
HATB 5ussss 9ed Asir FALL ana wINTER STOCK
follOEinss - l-0--S
For Ladies, EIissssand CkiIdren.
Ladies fns KID and Moloe 5otees, thick and siH sol
with and without Hepis.
Ladies enc black Llsng oaiteEs side and FROM sss,
Congress Caters, with and Withonf aeelS
4" Xxx Slippers, plain and trimmed
4" and Morocco Buskins, thick Ed III as;
q Misses - boOtee9, {" tt-
4" ~ with and without Heels
go Biack and Fancy Lasting Cater
Calfsud Goat Heeed Bootess for sch55t
Chidrsns Kid and Moroeco bOotees Thick apd as sols
- ankle Ties with Resets
L d" Top bO0iees, with Heels;
% Weman extra size Celf and Goat Bootees;
3, SerTanta-" -" Kip and Dutch Bootses;
q Calf and Goat with Heels.
'For Gents and BoYs.
Cents fine Rusn and Stitched Calf Boots
quilted bottom ". P. 4"
double sole 81 p.
Calf stitched, Calf Congress Oailers;-e-- =
? e double sole P. L. go u eEtrs
- Union TICS, seNe4 sd peEeea;
" ~ 80 Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and peggsd;
4. " Cloth Congress Caters, stitched
Boys fine W P. Calf Boots, ssEsd and pegged;
Z" Calf ana Kip boots
Calf Oxford Ties, seFed aud psRQsee 4 81
" Congress G4iters;
' -" Cloth and P, L. Congress GaitsTa
Thick BrOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation USE r- en- q
Mems heavy Boots eli of which VIII be sold Sheap b.
oct BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04

WE want THREE Th~uslud Pounds, sean Washed
w Wool, for Ehisa We Wiu pay Casa, We wat Is 10
make Jeans and LlnssYA
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The subscriber has hand the largest and best assortment
Of AARBLR and MARBLE WORK ever offered In the city
which he particularly invites he attention Of the public
He IL pFepsreto execute all Jobs in his line in the best style
Of the ART. and at short notice. --' JAMES SLOAN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-04

DA0l0 KBGs shoonbsrgsr's Hailss-an dzos
HUOV 100 kegs Flour Barrel H.
100 Kegs Finishing
100 Z FsneiBe l-.t- ... ..F ..aiI. 5000
maY2t ~. q GORDON IL
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Potatoes.
DOCTORS
a. b. MENUREN-

MB.-ThOso indebted 70 pr Ford for years provious
So, will Diaase an and settle fanrfl Elm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27

THE GRANDSON OF BENEDICT ARNoLD.-The London
correspondent of the Evangelist in giving account Of
three days revival meeting at the town OF Barnett
says:
Among those present and who spoke was DIR. Ham
ton the eminent divine of the Scotch Presbyterian
church in London and author of Life in Earnest"
Rev. Mr.. Arnold, an estimable and young Episcopal
brother also took an active part and added greatly to
the interest and spirituality of the meetings You will
be interested with the fact that he grandson of Arnold
the American traitor and the only male heir who sur
wives him. He has sister married. and they inherit
large tract of land in Canada from their grandfather.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27
CARRIAGE FACTORY.

s-o B. R.. HOOD respectfully informs the public
g8 that he is still at his old stand in Clinton, where
he Continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, UCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES. He is prepared at all times
to execute work with neatness and despatch He supe
work shall be durable neat cheap any other
establishment in the State.
He is now constantly employed in manufacturing and
plying his new patent scroll springs, without which
buggy be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost of buggy
that strain upon the other springs which has given
many breakngs. All who want an easy riding buggy will
give him a call.
Nav 2Sth, 1853 39n
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500 REWARD.

~ RANAWAY from the subscriber, about the
K 18th day of June, 1851 his g RICHARD some
muao about 80 to 35 years of age rather likely quick
spoken and given to talking especially if he has been nd drink
his ears pierced and has generally small rings in them
He is Carpenter by trade He formerly belonged to Mr.
and waited about the store of Hall Armstrong-has
wife in Wilmington named Maria, belonging to Mrs. c.
Fulton, and hired Mr.. A. McRae, Jr He may be
lurking about Wilmington, or perhaps may have gone to
Weldon, Petersburg, Norfolk passing himself of free
and may have obtained work of the railroad depot
will give the above reward for his delivery me- his
lodgment in any jail where can get him.
J. II. MURPHY.
Moore's Creek, New Hanover Co., N. c.
Nav Is. -2I3-6t-3Stf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27

NAVIGATION OF THE DANUBE.-The Chamber of Com
merce of Cronstadt Transylvania) recently published
report setting forth the obstacles which
counters on the Danubian Prncipalities, and recon-
mendng the Government to insist having Galatz and
lbraia declared free ports also to obtain reduction
of the export duty in the Prncpaties from five to three
.-r cent, as it was formerly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27
From the Boston Post.
The Star Of Feline.

The Star Of Feline.
BY WILLIAM SUMNER.
The moon is down, and the stars are bright
And lovingly shrieks the cat by night.
Pens1yey leaning against the rail,
Listening the amatory wall,
The watchman stands like frozen snail:
For the moon is down, and the stars are bright,
And the sky is blue, and the is white,
And lovingly shrieks the cat by night.
Now rubbeth the watchman his drowsy eyes;
He looks at the snow, and then at the skies,
And thus doth the watchman moraliZe
For once, | think, I'll dodge my route,
The doors are locked, and the lamps are out,
I'll shove my conscience up the spout;
For the air is cold and the snow is white
And dolefully squawks the cat by night.
I'll smuggle down in the shadow here,
"a movement of caution, not of fear),
For the step of a loafer approacheth near.
His lndiarubbery, steelthy tread,
Hints shots called slung, and broken head
wish was coZiy tucked in bed
For For, the ne moon is down. and the stars bright,
And the sky is blue, and the is white,
And fearfully squalls the cat by night.
The loafer hath passed-a great relief;
Distress may have forced him to be thief
Spoons who shall say he does'n need 'em?
Children who says he must It feed 'em?
Starvation, in a land of freedom.
When tie moon is down, and the stars are bright,
And the sky is blue and the show is white,
And doletuly squawks the cat by night?
How bounteous nature doth provide
For all her creatures far and wide
For lovers flowers, songs and moons!
For needy lOafers darkness! spoons!
Birds chant by day her Providence.
Night hath her concert also. Fence
And wood-house, post and pedestal
Yield in full choir, a cat q lcdH!
When the moon is down, and the stars are bright,
And the sky is blue, and the is white.
Impartial shines the star of feline,
Alike on sumbering stealin',
And wakes goriUusly the
For all the desperate night hath done,
When the moon was down and the stars were brigl
And the sky blue, and the snow was white,
And awfully shrieked the cat by night
Shine on, thou feline star shine on!
Till every wood house, post and stone
Shall, mouldering, crumble into dust.
As, by times fiat stern, they must
And Tom the last shall cease to rove
Upon his tournament love;
For the moon is down. and the stars are bright,
And the sky is blue, and the snow is white,
And lovingly shrieks the cat by night
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27

CYRUS FIELD FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW YoRK-It is
singular popularity of the American people to wish to
reward with Office those who have acquired popularity
by any species Of service POLITICAL scientific or military
If an individual only connects his name with an enter
prise that proves successful he is forthwith made the
nominee of party who desires to borrow his reputation
and influence to advance their ends. Why Mr.. Cyrus
Field should have his brought forward as a cand
date for Governor of New York we can discover no
rational reason. If his education has been scientific and
the results of his practical abours have been marked by
general utility, there would be equal propriety in the
promotion of any of the electricians to public Office
Why not nominate Mr.. Morse for the Presidency of the
Union ?-Charleaon Evening Neas.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,


sMsA THE SU BSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE 1000 ACRES
o. of most valuable land for Turpentine, Timber and
49, Farming. The above said land is on Black River,
Baden county, 80 miles from wilmington ad%Oinng 10 the
man. Sr and others. The said land wants recommends
ton for will show for ITSELF any person wishes to pur
chase and will examine it. great bargain will be given
in said land if application be made soon, and terms made
accommodating There is also excellent TURPENTINE
STILL on the place that will sell separately with the
land ARCHD. N. MCDONALD
lime 18th 1855 42.3m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27

IMPRISONED ENGLISH BANKERs.-A petition most
numerously signed, has been presented to the English
passed upon Messrs Strahan and Paul. the bankers
The alleged inequality of their punishment compared
with that of the directors of the Royal British Bank
and the subsequent release of the majority of the latter
has given rise to considerable comment especially Sr
John Dean Paul and his partners have been nearly thee
years in confinement, and treated as common felons
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27

New ORLEANs.-The weather for the week lust draw.
ing to its Close has been extraordinary for this month
and this latitude Although cur heated term has been
unusually prolonged sultry and dsagreeable the past
week has been oppressive to the last degree It is true
the thermometer has not averaged high we have
known it, and have been favored with sundry show
ers and breezes yet the atmosphere seemed devoid OF
vitality, and incapable of invgorating the relaxed sys-
tenn. There has been it were life in the air. and
the days have been characterized by dead dull drowsy
heat which enervaed the mental and physical systems
and rendered exertion of almost any kind an impossible
ity.
Aside from this the week has been unmarked by any,
thing out of the ordinary run, except the increase in
sickness The fever has progressed considerably as our
regular reports have shown. We should not be surpr
sed if the yellow fever mortality doubled that of last
week, when it was one hundred and forty We shall
not know officially, until the returns of the Board o
Health are made out on Monday. They will appear in
the Crescent Of Tuesday morning as USUAL
We consider the fever prevailing epdemically and
would advise the public, especially the unaccmated to
be prudent possible and under no circumstances
get frightened. Fright is mighty adjunct of Yellow
Jack Be careful, say to all readers egcid ex
posure to the and night air. be temperate in eating
and drinking and exercise touch nothing of stimula
ting character unless in very moderate quantities bt
as equabe and cheerful in temperament as may beg; anc
then if attacked 60 to bed at once send for physician
and nurse and the chances fifty one that you will
recover. We are not physician the son of ply
sican but there is not good physician in the city wh
will endorse the above advice as good sensible ant
sound.-Crescent 14M.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27

YHE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for
fill all orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article the line of the business at reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, executed
as well as can be done either North or South.
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 l854-27-tf JAMES MCCLARANAN.
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NOTICE.

~ WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF DUPLIN
X County, about the 18th inst, negro man who says
ken up and committed runaway slave but that he
Of color. He says that he hired to Isaac
P Lee and John Ktrel Brunswick County and became
dissatisfied and runaway Said negro is about feet inch
high, thick set, and toeraby bright mulato Any one
charges and take him away he will be dealt with
ding to law PATRICK MERRITT Jalor.
,ulv 1873 ATT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING QUALIFIED AT JULY
Term 1858, of Dupn county Court, Administrator of
the goods and chae rights and credits of Henry Newkrk
deceased hereby notifies all persons indebted to his ntes
forward and make payment and all persons
having claims against said ntestae to present them within
the time prescribed by law otherwise this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
JOHN D. POWERS, Admir-.
July goth, 1858. 4o-6t
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
NIImInDfnn NJ G.

w G. MILLIGAN, proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he prepared to make and put up to or
Furniture Tops Mantes Hearths &c., of the best quality
of American or Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
or and as cheap as can be procured from any
Iron Raing50 different styles for ncosing family lots
from Is cents to $40 per foot furnished and put ORDER
N Borders from all parts of the country accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
tentn and all articles warranted to be recommended
nOcharge made.
Nov. 23d.-[l
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

SAlRo THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand at his Shop
S&s3a corner of Walnut and Water streets, general
assortment of CARRIAGES of his own manufacture, which
will be sold Purchasers will probably meet
with such opportunity again here. Repairing done
short notice. and in the best manner for cash only.
ISAAC WELLS.
N. B-An persons indebted to me will please call and
settle Immediately.
March 10. l6h8.-24M
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27
Senator Douglas on the stump-A Scrap of his Early
History.


History.
In a speech at Winchester, Illinois, delivered on the
7th instant MIR. Douglas said Twenty-Five years ago
entered this town foot with my coat upon my arm,
ar1thoM acquaintance an thousand miles, and pith-
out knoaring achere aroud get money enough to pay
ureek's board Here I made the first six dollars ever
earned in my life and obtained the first regular occupa-
ton that ever pursued. For the first time in my life
then felt that the responsibilities of manhood up
on me, although was under age for had none to ad-
wise with and knew no one upon whom had right to
call for assistance or for friendship. Here found the
then settlers of the country my riends-my first start
life taken here not only private citizen but
my first election public Office by the people confer
red upon me by those whom addressing and by
their fathers. quarter of century has passed and
that penniess boy stands before you with his heart
full and gushing with the sentiments which such assoca
tions and recollections necessarily inspire.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27
TERMS OF ADvnRTTaNG.
That Moustache.

WRITTEN BY LADY.
Oh barber, spare that young moustache!
Touch not single hair,
Your razor, brush and other trash
Must never venture there.
At last the bud has bursted out,
By much caressing taught;
Its fTail young tendrills how they spout,
Then barber, touch it not.
Though well laid out and wide the field,
Whence this young moustache shoots,
The sickly soil no more can yield,
Oh, then, guard well these roots;
For should thy murderous blade sweep DER
That curved lips shadowy mist,
The tender plants would bloom no more
Then, barber, oh desist
Think of the fair young girl, whose lip
Was wont so oft to press
That budding mouth, its sweets to sip
Oh think of her Distress
IT'S unfedged manhood's pride and joy;
With sighs and tears twas bought;
Let no rude stroke its life destroy
Oh, barber, touch it not !
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-27

COAL.
T HICKS CONRAD, Shipper of the best quality OIL
eJ HARD WHITE ASH AND RED ASH COAL, all
sizes furnished board vessels large small quantities.
at the lowest rates.
Office No 243 Dock street, of Sd street. Shipping
Wharf River Delaware, above Poplar ST. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Aurust 1S5S 49-3m*