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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills


FTepdr@1 from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, IT. d.
physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unang the cure of all those
pana and dangerous diseases to which the female cons
tuon Is SUBJECT moderates all excess and all
DISTINCTIONS, and speedy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Is peculiarly suited. will, in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
THESE Pills should not be taken by females during the
nrse ontns OF Pregnancy, as they to bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
BACK and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papitaon of
the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed and although
eru remedy, do not contain iron. calomel antimony
anything hurtful to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Q4ate I. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
N. B-sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent, will insure bottle, containing Pills. by
return mail.
For sale by Druggists generally.
HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO.. Charleston, Whole
sale Agents
March 18th. 1853 l6l&29ly
RARE CHANCE FOR BOOK BUYERS.
RB Catalogues Sent Free !%aa
complete classified Catalogaa of Books in every de-
partmen of Literature containing the greatest inducements
to Purchasers be obtained by sending your address
G. G. EVANS,
Publisher, 439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
June Is, 1858 43-3m
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SPIRITS somewhat uctuated. The sales
ave been as follows 3:


RosS-We note sales on Friday of 200 bbls. No. and
Pale s. 81 sig; 600 Common at 81 10 for small and
medum-Monday Is bbls Pale at 81 so $50 do low to No.
at 81 so TO 50 so Tuesday ESQ do Common at 81 10 for
medium; Wednesday 700 do Common at 81 Is y bb
TAR-We hear of no transactions receipts.
BEEF CATTLE-We hear of coming to market. In
fact there in bringing them in for the reason that
the people have quit eating beef and the butchers have
y wisely abstained from aughterng those they have
hand until the disease which the cattle troubled with
disappears.
BACoN3 900 TBS. North Carolina cured changed hands
Friday 24 cents b. for hog round Western Bacon has
advanced a shade. See table.
EMPTY SPIRIT CAsKsWe sales of l5O empty Barrels
Friday they rum at 81 IS for second hand9O days
FLoUR-Some small lots of Flour trea new wheat have
been received and worked off to Grocers at 81 per bar
REL The market entirely bare except what may be
hands of Grocers table for quotations last
sales.
HAY-saes of 45 bales Northern during the week Az
As cents y 100 lbs.
CoTToN-2l bales changed hands on Saturday at IL ia
cents q b. for low to middling.
CORN-Received since last 6.733 bushels 900 Of
which were taken at Is cents balance to order
Stock somewhat light and few cargoes would probably
find ready SALE
SH1NGLEs-Ws note sale Tuesday last of 800 900
mon Cypress Shingles at 81 rs e M.
SUGARs-Have gene up The sales generally confined to
store rates by the single bb and upwards at quotations
LME-A cargo of 500 casks have arrived to order See
table for quotations
ExCH ANGE-Ihe banks have reduced their rates for SELL
ing Exchange to J . cent. premium.
FREIGHTs-We learn that all the vessels for coaswise
ports in port have been taken up except two See table
for present rates.
We refer to table for quotations for prices of articles
orally, which will be found pretty near the mark.
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STORY OF A CAT.-The Boston, Mass, Herald tells
the following 1.-TWO years and half ago one of our
citizens, to obge friend, the captain of ship about
to sail for the East Indies, gave him cat for the pur-
pose of keeping the vermin on board in proper subec
Calcutta thence to Liverpool back to Bombay, thence
to Charleston, S. c.. and finally to Boston A few
days after the arrival of the ship in our port the
former of the cat sitting at breakfast when
IN walked Tabby the if she had never been from
home, and after general review of the premises she
came and jumped the knee of the master of the house
hold as had been her wont in old times The story is
curious evidence of attachment to locality in the animal
and singular proof of it's retention of memory.
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SANDS, sARsAPARnLA-

Is alike efcacious to check ncipen malady and
teract actual disease In of scrofa erup
tions eryspelas liver complaint, and general debility
will speedily purify the blood, all unhealthy
tons and simultaneously produce healthy action of the
stomach and bowels thereby relieving many complaints
rising from arrangement of the digestive functions The
ingredients composing this celebrated Remedy being entire
y vegetable unpleasant symptoms left behind after
cure.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS Druggists, Lon
Fulton Street, New York
Sold by Druggists generally. August ID, $3.50 1t
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JEWS IN misunderstanding an Of Baron Roth
9chd-On the 9th of July, at the morning session Of
the House of Commons, Baron Rothschild presented
himself to be sworn, before taking his seat The
is thus described
A few minutes after twelve O'Clock, and before the
commencement of public business, Baron Rothschild
tered the House, and took seat of the benches
below the Speakers gallery. He was accompanied by
several private friends The number of members present
at the time very small, but the benches either
side gradually filed and than one hundred honora-
BILE gentlemen voted in the division which subsequently
took place.
The Speaker.-Any honorable member who desires to
take his seat will please to the table to be
Baron ROhschd Immediately presented himself at the
bar, where he met by Lord John Russell and Mr..
Abel Smith, who, amid considerable cheering from the
opposition benches led him to the table He about
to take copy of the prescribed oath from the hands of
the clerk, when
Mr.. Warren rose to ORDER and begged to put ques-
ton to the Speaker The honorable and learned gentle
man, however not allowed to proceed being received
with cries of order ~ and Char'
The Speaker.-The taking of his seat by an honora-
bic member is matter of privilege and ought not to be
interrupted by any discussion. (Cheers
copy of the oath being offered to him, he stated
to the speaker that he had conscientious objection to
taking the oath in the form rendered to him. and he was
thereupOn requested to withdraw LOrdJ. Russell then
moved resolution in conformity with the act, to the
effect that the Baron person protesting the Jewish re-
gion, prevented from sitting and voting IN the
House by of his contentious objection to take
the oath in the form required by the act After some
remarks by Mr.. Warren, it was agreed to. Lord j.
Russell then moved further resolution likewise IN pur
of the act, that any person protesting the
Jewish religion may henceorth, taking the oath pre-
scrbed in act of the present session of Parliament to
entte him to sit and vote in this House. omit the words
and make this declaration upon the true faith of a
Christian Mr.. Warren said he should take the sense
of the House upon this resolution. The House was d
vided, and the resolution was carried by SO to 81
Baron Rothschild then advanced to the table, con
Quoted as before by Lord John Russell and Mr. A
Smith, and he walked up the floor of the House ht
greeted with loud cheering from the opposition
benches. He desired to be upon the old tesla
ment, and his request being at complied with by
the Speaker he took the form Of oath emitting the
words and make this declaration upon the true aitt
of Christian" The honorable gentleman then signed
the roll of Parliament and after shaking hands with thu
Speaker and the Chancellor Of the Ezchequor he tool
seat on the front opposition bench He there received
the congratulations of many honorable members.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 18TH, 1853

-FOUR reporter absent from his post this week.
queny the indulgence Of readers far
relates this branch of paper. We will endeavor
however, give statement of actual opera
lions possible to obtain emitting usual extended
remarks
TURPENTNERecepts continue light and prices for yell
low and hard have declined the q
the latter quaty-vrgn maintained last weeks figures
with much rmness until Wednesday afternoon, when it de-
cned to 50 co. The receipts sales have follows
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN, the great curer of Con.
sumption, was for several years badly afflicted by
Dyspepsia that for part of the time he confined to his
bed. He evidently cured by prescription furnished
him by young cairvoint girl This prescription, given
him by mere child while state of trance, has cured
everybody who has taken it, having failed It is
equally as sure in of FITS of DYSPEPSIA The in
gradients may be found in any drug store will send this
valuable prescription to any person the receipt of
stamp to pay postage Address
DR. o. PHELPS BROWN.
No. 81 Grand ST., Jersey City, N. ].
Aup z 1873. 2843m-5O-3m
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

DUBLIN COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, Spring Term, 1853.
owen Il" 1l Ua Bill to subject Real Els
Heirs at law of Elijah Rich decd J '"'o'
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT that FRANK GREGORY
and his wife Jane, defendants in this case nhab
ans of this State it is hereupon ordered that publca
unless they appear before said Court its session to be
held the 4h Monday of September next and then and
there to plead answer, demur the said BILL that the
will be taken roconesso and for hearing expare
to them. Witness, Jeremiah Pearsa Clerk and Master
of said Court, at office, 10th day August, 1858.
JERE. PEARSALI,, c. NJ. E.
Aug. Is. Pr adv. S. 81. 406w.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
DTPIIN COUNTY


Court Of Equity, Spring Term, 1858.
Marenda Dudley, Stephen
Williams and his wife
Martha,
VS.. Petition for sale of Real Estate,
Bryan Dixon James Dixon and partition of proceeds, &C.
and others, heirs at law of
Bryan Mallard, decd, late
of Duplin.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT BRYAN DIX
on James Dixon, William Dixon, Alfred Dixon Elizabeth
Hargove Lemue Hargrove John Hargrove, and Peter c.
Maard not inhabitants of this State is thereupon
ordered that publication be made in the Wilmington Jour
na notifying them that unless they appear before said
Court its session to be held the 4h Monday of Sep
TENDER and then and there to plead demur
to the said BILL that the will be taken pro contesso
and set for hearing parte, as to them.
Witness JEREMIAH PEARSALL Clerk and Master of said
Court, at office 10th August, A. D. 1858.
JERE. PEARSALL, c. NJ. E.
Aug. IL, 1858. Pr. adv. SIS 62I 50-6w
NOTICE.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
y 20 bags RIO COFFEE
80 boxes SOAP;
10 bbis. c. SUGAR.
5 {" Crushed SUGAR.
g Brown -
100 reams WRAPPING PAPER;
CANDLES;
WESTERN SHOULDERS; low for cash.
July 80, 1858. T. G. CRAFT, No. 48 Market ST.
DAILY EXPECTED.
e HHDs. WESTERN SIDES;
5 do. do Shoulders
20 bbls. Mess Pork;
10 do. Cider Vinegar. For sale low for cash, by
l. T. ALDERMAN,
July 18th "a North Water Street.
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See advertisement


MERCHANTS, Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
Medicines the public generally apprised that
have appointed Dr. A. O. BRADLEY, Wholesale and Re-
tail Agent for the sale of GRAYS GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them at my low
est wholesale price. W. F. GRAY,
Nashville, Dec. 18th, 1857 Sole Proprietor.
JAN 18th, 1858 Oily
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Nervous and Rheumatic Affections:
HOLLAND BITTER


We have used this medicine ourselves and in many
with the greatest The most celebrate of Ger
Physicians recommending it. During this change
able weather. while persons troubled with
and rheumatic affections will be found valuable remedy
Stats Zeit,nlg
See advertisement. august 1Oth.-286&5O-1w.
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NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpenne, sold in the
water subject to the expense of landing Inspection
Tpentne about 10 q IA cents y bb.and Oh naval stores,
when brought u Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred-* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of oneh is made the price of yellow dip, &C
cordinp quality,
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b. r. GRADY.
Os II U1GzAOA9
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
WTTMTJaraN N n

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
NTILL RECEIVE CLAIMS FOR COLLECTION IN THIS
w and the adjoining Counties
Prompt attention given to the collection and remittance
claims placed in his hands by Northern Merchants
Stocks Bonds Notes. &C., bought and sold Commission
Highest cash prices paid for Land Warrants.
Business transactions strictly confidential when required
81 Refers to the citizens generally of this town. and
Messrs A. T. Bruce Co., and Messrs. Furman Davis
Co., Neoc York.
Office stairs the Store of Messrs Murray Pea
sock, North Water Street.
Feb. 18th, 1858 l39-tf-25-tf
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TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE,
THAT IN A FEW DAYS WE GO NORTH, and will call
i but those parties whose accounts due six
and twelve months since. All accounts unsettled when
leave will be placed in other hands for collection those who
prefer, settle with before August 4h ns at the
Hat and Cap Emporium, "a Market Street.
July 2Sth CHAS. D. MYERS.
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MARRIED,


In this town, Thursday afternoon 9Th ns Mrs MARY
BURNETT, aged about 60 years.
In Philadelphia, on Sunday the 9Th inst, Mr.. WESLEY
W. CAMPBELL aged about p years. formerly of Raleigh,
N. c.
Raleigh papers please copy
At his residence in New Hanover county. Mr. DAVID L.
SMITH, aged 33 years
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tHEAD QUARTERS, BOTH REGIMENT, N. C. NJ.
Whining: OH, August 10th, 1858.
LII THE commissioned officers of this regiment hereby
notified that agreeaby to Division Orders bearing date Au
gust 7th election Brigader General to fill the
cancy by the death of Brgadier General H. H. Wat
te will be held at the Court Honse in this town the LIST
of Sept next, between the hours OF Ii A NJ and F. M
Capt. Thos. Moore, of the Middle Sound Company, and
Lieut.. Thos W. Brown, Jr of the Lower Division W. NJ
hereby detailed to assist in holding the polls and con-
Quoting said election By Order
COL. JNO. L. CANTWELL.
JAS. D. RADCLIFFE Adgt
August 18th. 1858. 287td. e
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

st should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price In filling small ORDERS high
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EMIGRATION FROM SwEDEN.-According to official
statements 1.-THE accuracy of which in Sweden is well
known,) the number of Swedes who had emigrated to
the United States up to the year 1855 was 10000
Add oneourh Of that number for the last three years
(400O and 5000 for their natural increase the NOR
taty among them, both sea ard land has sometimes
been very great and you have total of $4,000, which
is, think, pretty near the fact Official statements OF
emigration from Norway to the United States also rep
resent the exodus of 100000 persons and adding hall
this amount for the natural increase we shall have 15O
0OO making total Scandavion population of $4,000
in the United States, adding 5000 Danes seduced
into Mormonism, say 100000.
A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIREcTIoN.-A correspondent
of the Charleston Mercury writing from Salisbury N
c., says "As an item of news l write to mention
that Northern gentlemen engaged in business in this
place. has just returned from Saratoga New York, and
reports but single Soherer at the place. He furth
er reports Northern friends as rather disturbed al
this absence of many of their best customers
AS came over the Railroad an immense food OF
travellers were on their way to the Virginia Springs.
hope this straw shows that the wind is setting for stea
dy blow in the right direction"
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A DUN.

WISH TO LEAVE for the North in few days,
N those indebted would special act of kindness
call and pay their accounts, pay when called upon by
my collector, for must have money unless cannot pur-
chase goods to sell you GEO. H. KELLY.
Aug 10th 1858. 2S6-lw.
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BACON.
N{TESTERN BACON, Sides and Shoulders. For sale by
w July q WILLARD CURTIS.

THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS MONROE CO., VA.
"a THESE CELEBRATED MINERAL SPRINGS
M open for the reception OF visitors. 1t is well
A known that medicinal agents that lave been tried
have had such signal the of the RED Sui
PHUR SPRINGS, in the speedy of most of Pull
monary Consumption Bronchial Affections Chronic Diar
rhea Dyspepsia and Diseases Of the Brain lnvalds by
coming early, would better and better aen
dance usually very much crowded through the
month of August.
Visitors for this place. should leave the Va. Tenn Rail-
road Newbern Depot They will then have but 80 miles
of staging, good road.
The salutary effect of these unrivaed waters be
ply authenticated by application to Dr. JAMES H. DICKSON
GEN. JAMES OWEN, NJ. LONDON. ESQ., DR.. W. H. BEATTY,
Wilmington, N. c., , ~
T. S. CAMPBELL Il co.
Red Sulphur Springs April Is, l858.-l88&34.
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COFFEE-COFFEE.
90 BAGS SUPERIOR RIO CJFFEE;
w Is do. Laguyrs do
For sale by VIM. 81. McKOY & BRO.
Aug. s. 1858.
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l..
Red Sulphur Springs, April Is, l858.-l98&34.

KENANSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
begin the 3Oth day Of August next, and end the Oath
June 1859. The session comprises two terms the first
will end the oath December the second commences
the first Monday January. To any who desires
particular information catalogue will be sent upon app
cation James NJ Sprunt in the absence Of the Prn
cpal - .,, ,,o,,
Kenansville Dupin CO., July 49, 1858 262eM6w-46-6t
GROVE MALE ACADEMY, NEAR TxENANSVILLE
TTNHE SESSIONS OF THIS INSTITUTION CORRESPOND
/ with those of the Kenansyie Female Seminary Pupils
thoroughly prepared for College or Business.
MONTHS.
Elementary English Branches. $40
Advanced Course Is
Classical and Mathematical. 20
Board So per month Session opens 3Ot August Address
Rev. JAMES M. SPRUNT, Principal.
Kenansville, July IL, 1858. 262eM6w-466t
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MESS PORK.

MESS PORK.
1S BBLS. LANDING and in store. For sale by
~ July 90 ZENO II. GREENE.
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PRINTED MUsLINS AND FANCY BAREGEs,
A NEW YORK COST, for sale by
II July "a. ]. s. WILLIAMS
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WAsH1NGToN's FAMILY BIBLE.-The agent of the
Nashville Bible Society," Mr.. r. M Hawkins has recent
been distributing Bibles in Macon county Tennessee
and while travelling through the county met with the
old family Bible that found place in General Wash
lngtons chamber Mr.. Hawkins says
81 took it in my hands and examined it carefully al
ter which read the 10th Psalm in family worship.
then asked the brother to tell how be came in posses
sion of it. He said that at the Generals death his
ginia her son was taken sick and died. He waited on
him until death. The old lady told him that she was
getting old and must die and that she had nothing
to give him for waiting her son save the old family
Bible He gladly received and brought it to Tennes
see with him on horseback. He told me that he would
not take three thousand dollars for it. The gentleman
lives In the town Of Lafayette, Macon county and his
name is Col. Claiborne. You can't begin to imagine
how felt while turning over its leaves | really felt
and thought that had found precious jewel. It ap-
peared to me that would have given any price for it "
| MUNICIPAL bExPEND1TUREs.-Theh heavy cityexpendi-
lures In New York amounting this year. to nearly ten
millions of dollars, have induced Overhauing of the
various departments for the purpose of finding out what
leaks cause this expenditure The Controller
has just made report showing the rates of charge for
work done in the Department of Reports and Supplies
and they have found that the city has been over charged
for this kind of work at the rate of 1875 per cent In
one single bill for work On buildings for the Fire
Department, amounting to $7O57 which was submitted
to examines, the allowed by them as the just and
usual charge for such work was only $3I39. Some of
the bills for repairs have been settled, after suits, at
reduction of l79 per cent, others at 10 per cent
and one person for mason work. actually charged in
cases. three hundred per cent in others four
in others as high as five hundred per cent. more thar
was allowed.
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Yankee Doodle did not KNOW,
When he went a sailing,
What the Dicken he should do,
If it proved failing.
" If Johnny Bull should beat me now
AS am going to yot him,
I'll try it over anyhow,
Another time-odd rot him."
SO Doodle filled his mainsail full,
And babe good bye to fear,
And fairly beat the British Bull,
With one good Yankee Steer.
Now, never mind, dear Uncle Bull,
Although you are done /" BrOlCll,"
You'll only ia Ike the longer pull,
Because you are pulled down.
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TOBACCO-TOBACCO.
S0 BOXES-all grades-from North Carolina factories
Aug. S. WIN. II. McKOY & BRO
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

FLOUR FROM NEW WHITE WHEAT.
CONSULT YOUR OWN INTEREST, and yol will bay
- FLOUR made at the Cape Fear Mills, by the barrel or
bag. For sale by STOKLEY d OLDHAM.
August 3.
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(9taeetanpt.)
Oent1cDeS Sbeater.

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fISBea, uuo pas pCrtrefili9e Spiel beg 9errn
BGttner. Die slidlihen DGrfellunsen
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