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Increase cS7 ole Ies,Ioo es, ao5

Increase es7ois iesios es'ae'
Decrease eco,HI
The movement, Is remarkably slight in all tho depart
mrn,s Tho gain q specie the face Of export ex
ccoding half million, i o. those anomalies shieb MY
serve 10 bewilder the stoden, cr bank averages
mus, be remembered however that the iages, shnentcf
the week went on, saturday and that The very sold that
va. SLAPPED was probably counted dap The averages
The curlan In osns continues, not from any patt
Guitar part of the banks IN ocn! eccommoda
ten to their custom,fs but frou the sacor mpossbily
q andiug paper discount Tho net dcrost coislre
a. Fellows
tndtawn deposits, OFT s................s.s 500 so
H. d.. ct. N ......t..+.,4..... S1,aa1 slS
lis tie arrival q tbe indian Empire H,r4x layt
tire, daya later from Europe Cousols we're higher
touching psh for The account tho day the steamer
sailed Cotton lad bcca quiet aud steady Ia price
Rrc,ds,urs duh and wheat was slightly lower fro
ducc vas quiet but steady Further details Of The com
ncrcai news viii be found elsewhere
Tie Impulse given stock market few days ag'
vas stl more plainly Eel, to-day Several commission
brokers report ipt ticy have outside orders 10 G It y
evident that toa certain extent the public arc part g
pa,ing in Tie movement There many symptoms, N
deed cr revival Of stock speculation and though tbs
may be checked by uutvorthe accounts with regard T.
railway earnings il T. hardly likely that wsl be 70
pressed a. yet Reading was the stock this
advance over Saturday price equal at the highest point
To- cne per cent s likely that part OF these purchases
were fer account Of fhadephians, who ike, once in
White 10 come and burn their fingers u orr mnrsc bu
the bulk Of the shares bought this morning and ON The
CLOSING days last wces undoubtedly for srccaa
uyo operators here. II seems TO have ranspred thai
some leaug hears had deliveries to make this week, and
a few spectators appear TO have bought up me
| lccse stock IN the street In order TO corner
| them. This IL probably the true history o.
the moycincnt After the board, Reading rose to s2' u
the AFTERNOON fcN hack end closed u lower than TIL
/ highest ionl touched New York Central very
strong, and ~ me time THIS morning stood per cen
hirhcr thau 'be cosng price ~ Saturday III The after
noo il rccccci sie hty, b., closed firm. seems cvt
dent that tic hnis who buying this and other stock
arc wen svafe ci The strength n thoir position; unics
scrc uatovard accident should happen, their prcspcct
! u'nle yrry fair Among ~ Western railway stock
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Tho 81. IOuis RTuIlicon q Friday last say5.-
W. note more coseness ia tue money market. Cur
rrncy quite scarce with tendency 10 lower rates Of
1he demand tcr tie interior explains the dim
1hee papcr representatives Of hard cash will per-
*, Office hy eGahlHg debtors in the country to
ay oil ticir inebr the city; aud viii in
tue MT fesrpm here. The ruling Yates ~ exchange
rrotoorc arc etii nanta'ncc-i pr cent premium for
sgh; on New York and New Orleans.
We read IN The Philadelphia Egiiet,n;-
There has been considerable demand within the lust
"a weeks the sni checks &C the ,ak &C p,uu
sylvana This Is not IT, bc wondered at when take
cons.aet the fact tat the Assets al the bank
Whci are innas three tlic Other abli.
tes improving every day be-,dcs which Il u nmos,
certain lut the III direct the assignocs the
ehechs saa notes Ia is el debts due the bank
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Yr,tou Frrrn IN nrnwssrtrIr. TrxAs-The

,esso0e. 10 death hss been hn.y ~ our levocd ciy for
~, r,s w. wce The ,p destroyer tie yellow f'ser,
IL s rVe irs' gueW typc has been With ~ aad stricken
dcwn a large PORTION o. people. Hardly family has
.-.alta tie SHmneHs q the sable clad messenger.
Amen, the women ami children has the disease been
,,os fatal thprgh h. SWEPT 90 those II al axps, Tho
yrtr,t ol the cty sexton made 10 the Council on the
evening The 9Th shows hy thrcr intrrmcnis from tho
10Th - The 25th. -Br0gnasRs Flag SIs ~.
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SCrEExK rorRr-Spccia Term--Nos 81 to II, Is, ~,
81, SO, 81 ~ 90, II, q, ..
SUPERIOR CorKr-Ncs %, Isl. 49, 1ss, 20s, 2o1, 2o1
10 ia, alt, 2ls 40, 222, 225, 22s. 22s 22e, 40.
CoywoN fIfas--Part Nos Isls 1871, 1853 to lT60
1888 1902, 1858, 45o, SOC Part 2Nos 172h 1899 1901
l,ss &C. lib2
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MospsY, Oct Ito l.. NJ.
The bank averages Tor the past week, which we're nd
ded MP TO day contrast follows with the averages q
the week previous
wcrt rndtny LIONS S'cSs Sr-'at,or DTosn'.
nc, 4 sia3fsgGos rs ia3is 7s7s750 10. ,a0i ,t6J
OCT, IL i23 $3.50 2el7o2ei 7,pso5is loo 500, $50
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te Michigan shares Ao most affected by the upward
mo,, n., Michigan Con,rai 10 81, an advanc, a
s,,,,orr nas. a sold at iSh advance az X;
Il - ao.,o. ,h.y ue,, r,.secIively S73. and 3D. Ca
,,a shared 49,, general movcmc,, i advanced n hi
do X la Crosse =; Mwauke and s"~fP' a. Nv
neety al Tho other rs ssosd shares, excep, b''
IN =. ororton Pacific M' rosc per cent, though 'no
agtAts Of the line are sa - 70 % receiving money
| Tor passages IN the Atlantic 70 S'hoFhs ineFe
was a good demand today tor State s>ooSs Fnehas'
MEseLrs and Minnesota a shade Sior ln"n lis'
! quotation; other state stocks were wen sanea ihe
demand tor reil,oad bonds vas also large Ia Crosse
hand erais were = better I-os Ccntrsls, per cent
hel gan Central per cents, y, and other desc 'p
toi III proportion. We sale Of Reading bon "a
Of 1sse, al IN. 1his will be good 10 par.
ties who tooA these bonds al 10 in exchange for &C
ceitahets OF tho company. We presume the New York
purchasers will soon &c, many bonds rs they want
The market closed firm today, the last prices after
board beng: New York Central, s32t a.; Reading
sly abIH; Michigan Central, 81 67k; Getena s4t5a
IS, tactic Mail 1854 lci.
1Lc exchanges the Bank Clearing House this morn
ing ~? 7a5as i5 and the balances 81 la2 3es 81
There very little doing yet foreign for
"Wednesday At The market i0oES iioS
for hank and bankers, enu ioS 40 for commercial
eienaiures. On arls 81 Is d Of 1917
The io.iowne was The business - the Sub Treasury:
Total rcce,rts. s7s,5i 90
" which Itih customs .t.........,. 1s,vtU W
Io,a Jay neits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850 -
Total balance. 1881 30 e3
fhc lre election takes place Il appears
bc tcnc,ay upGel stood that Dir. Charles Moran viii DO
reelected without opposition and that effort will be
made 20 crtal his salary The shareholders o. tho
have made oear2od o'foft change The direction.
and horgl from Nj Morans first appearance in coanec
ton with tie Erie up 10 bis last letter the
borrs which he roufc.ars conlpDny
even iay their interest without largely increased
lc point o: his which has been
rrtsi service 90 The road though his prestige a nan-
icr is the, and his ahihy help the company either
IN neeo; aons with riva, routes, abroad nego-
atiIg foi lotus, is very far from what il was
dctn months ago, We presume that the oh
card will 70 eject him without murmur.
eacJ hear that tie convention concluded a few days
between the Erie, Central other Western lines
been broken by the c utral and that Mr. Barlow the
mlirc, BIAS complaint before him This will, WI
oubt net, be promptly adjusted; bot other similar acct
Int win constantly fecur Whether Mr. Moran ia the
est man to hlht the compan,'s battles in such
aie. the directors to hive charge decLc.
trnber were
climate expenses tor .ptrnbcr..,...... 81, go
@ths''''....' ......''...s.....'... o,ooo
55,770
Net earnings $50
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Approved OF by the 1otel1ige nj, eussorsesI
Wy tn prudent IT, excellence unyer ally legged and
sid nj the low price of 81 What IL ~ The KNUN hat II
you e-gsnI stylish. comfortable and cheap hat
troni1e the KNOX establishment 1i2 Broadway.
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tend the funeral from her hte reaisoo. =, ,,s,y..
thirty hrst street this Tuesday, Afternoon ~ ,a soi
sacramento papers please copy 49, ~
NNfsoof Suddenly 81 appoplexy on sona,v oc, r,
iohAS "YsKoor, eyed "a years 10 month ,S II 49, 80. 70
s,t, Nv tssuves an friends % the family are resoect
~ 'eu 20 afnd the funeral from his late roa,deona
~, 'oo rkln avenue, ts Tuesday, morning Al 80
uoA MS remains Will be ekea to ugertles Tor in,or
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whites Int Spring style OF Gent1emcu',
dress hats O. htwHfTFS la Fonn md 22 Greer einh
wheeler ~ wilson's Sewing Machines.
New syle Price SO Once sB rroadwsy


Meyers Miraculous vcrmin Dcssroyer.-
DWELLINGS hotels warehouses Sc thoroughv clcsar rs the
aa III wlyEEs remedies For sale 40 lC prapglellFs Do
pot ot2 broadway corner Houston street and ~ y Rush
ton, druggist general agent Nos w ar3 heust AM ~
VrCAdxsr. corner Iansl street
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primary election, held Monday evening rih inst NJ
Grand street. IN pursuance OF the ca OF the Democratic
Republican General tomrniee Iamnany Haul the follow
fng ticket duly rerted.-
CounyMchael Tuomey. James Carly, David Kisgrer Den
ngs Duane, n a. Chambers
Consre ssIonsH y west George Sharp, Peter Monaghan
Joserk Hutton. Patrick Mctudden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

Hllrs Hair Dye--JO cents ~ BoS. Black ar
br No Barclay street lnimitalc hair outing. Inta
tfblc opAuept lor the isu.
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Na primary lection. held ie wSsicr slrc, Mnniy
7fh nat between c anil v NJ in ncwnrl sncc
WITH The 81 N" pemcCraie Republican icnc
raj C,mmlse OF Iammany TALL the following tcset ~ss
0ceried- -.
ss.anty--Peler Crawford. William Delamaier Clement
p.hlne Tpn,eg Martin kirvin To meet ~ Tannsny
IIan "Wednesday evening Oct ~ nj ~ o'coek
INSTRUMENTATION Wainwright James 'nmniing-, Sig-
rund Kerr Michasi Anthony, John Stephens " meet ~
TammAny Haii. THURSDAY evening 80 ~ 49, ~ - &C.
Third fon Datrr-fsershen Cohen Joseph Mur
,ls Iebu ~ Retls George 4. Louire. Robert II. Ella To
o'clrk -. 60, ,r,,.. Nu.A..
r.n... A,.l.r Isaac ks,l.r. IT, k1th Ward
r..l.i Frgls sepinr. oct. ~. ~ -. u'rlcrs.
ftth Asei nnhy Dsfrri-irws irsn.wsy, sd'n Dry
rs.win wafnWrirhi. Pasrick siavcn, Hugh McNcthS
th tftn vagan
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syyySTu WARD.

Al primary election held October w. tSa pursuant 70 tbs
cell Of The Democratic Repahlcsn ,.nerai Committee Of Tam
M Hall. the following ticket dug r!erfed.-
rounty--rtos ". Adams, Joseph " fioiired-e, Henry
ClcSr, Edward Fitzpatrick. Mirha knlruin.
audleia~tsash Ryaders Vim. VI. Tweed, Andrew Shcc
han Wilson small Thomas Dnniap.
sousre~-onsismv~ Murphy. Jhn Tpper, Joseph Hilton.
Cornelius Harneay. Picsra saurs. filos Farrca, John
Duty. WIN M.rrn~h Thosnns Dunalisnn.
Fourth Assembly Di-trlci--isup ". N,kesycr, John
flynn George Harvan. Dennis Mullins
Eighth Assembly MISREPRESENTATION .ayte, Hugh Smith
john kiminon-, Michael - i'r-n Aas.s'as Oliver.
a ,rnsrnr a. lrnean
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Crissascro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupce--
the FOR SALE and the dye privately applied
No. G Asot House.
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Hrrnsa Cared ~ MsrSSs Radical Cur.
ssA Reference MI tho principal cod rhy.isn,
az this cry examine before puschxsnS eAewherH
OGoe No vessy slscst Ascr House.
FITS. Fpts FIts.-Dr. Harris Vegetable Ex-
tacTbe only remedy Uncovered that VIII psrmsneniy
dreadful Of al dsesses sold u ~ Dep street,
No
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A. an election hold on Monday evening October II. 1854 Of
Union Hall corner ~ Fourth street anl Ncnne and pnrs
eut Ia the iuoua 0r ~. nsnOt tr Republican s~nrral
COMMITTEE ID Tamfnany Tie The bioNnE tfk't h4ti'g -
,esed majority of nil the yuis east MAS De- i'red duy
tiettsi -
Cnunty--s ". Rollins, Geor-e Witt. Bernard Kelly,
Henry 4 Niorly, James torvAn.
ludicialiohn Hoorhkirs Ross Magurr James Burns,
John II. Bnxtuf, Peter howe.
.fnhu Dunn. Michael Cunningham
Tweinh Alas r1iiy Drr1wilrn Cook John Kelly James
Riley John Green, Michael Russe Bartholomew Richmond,
saroh Schneider
Eishh Assembly District-Ihcras Rorkr Francis Clark
s sass s"ssglsilag rn.pcc,or.
IAMfS InRNANN
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a. election held Mnrday evening octoer " -. nr
tweru the hours Of sir and eht ocors NJ thc hase o w
Ham Hsstngs. Hrcone and III srecs ~ ". shh,
Of the call OF the General ,ommses of iamnsny iali e
following tcket duly elcpt.d-
CcuntyPetcr MITCHELL Patrick H. Collins Charles Suth
Peter ", ylan. John Mcconnell, IT.
Judiciaryfohn Mitchell John " finiheir' Charles Nos
Ter, James Cunningham James t'oc,lwia, Jr.
finn congressional D<rc-Pst.r Michei John ~ fraser
Samuel -, WALKERS John T. b@Ty Young. fhomss
McCarty Charles Doane, Freler Miller John Mcconnell
Fourth Assembly Dtsirtct-jaues Magtll
ssh Assembly nistrirt-Edwart Mcw1nus, John riley
Wight Assembly Uistrictfchn A Reilly James Wbcelan,
Stephen Baker john W. Long, Iohu Moss Edward Grady
JAMES MNGTIL,
IiiVMAs YotSa, yiuspcc,ors
MIIIIAM y Mrasn \
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We The Undersigned inspectors appointed BY The General
Snrtee al Tsu,uany Hail. rrily fst ~ pri cleo
m held on Monday a.. lssr Al Lun Harlem ne
H. pursuance III cal by e General Committee Al tnan
iau a. received the largest nube
81 legally enrolled voters " The ward was duly elected
County-Iugh crnmhie, John Nen'r' john hcA'mur "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vi Genet, James Nackean Samuel
poar I0eve lola Nrtpskf- ttiisn N4rf84.
~ J0uv M,oUADI, y
EpwAkp ROACH, liuspectors.
TINS VffEy
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A RETAIL,
"A ~ per ceut below retail store prccs
MANIFESTATIONS for time,
RICH MOSAIC JEWEfRY,
RICH CORAL JEwELRI~
n. G. Peacock, London, represented hy
DAVID RAFT
f0s Broadway up stairu
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Jusic.ary-Dariei y Taylor, Thomas rarrap Andrew IT.
Green. Aionzo Boese. Mathew 1uamey
ssenhyShtn Observation-Disclosures Brown Patrick Ly ,el
EDWARD A. Dawn Hugh oBrien John Cavanagh, jos Hag
a1.ty, James Hays.
hislt,t- nyrnc Arthur Doyle
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Holloway Ointment mud Tflls.--For Ehcu-
a;ism neuralgia srnfna cancer leg sa rheuin ami
er tons The ointment H. tie only safe and certain
and the n equally reliable in dyspepsia Sold at 80 Maid
e ". Il.
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'rHE PREVAILING FPInEnc-T az svppE,
siyc heat of the past week. has produced $3.50 sad
drcurlcs In NE human systcminn a.. = -. 80 bAiAaa
cnwEhs, rci's tocfhache neuralgia, II nt,s
pains sra sehes n the bones &C. f% AMI ses ch,,
lever headat Ac rist through mis- ~
In MI such RadvRy ready r. o. shouts -.
eose Of Rsdwsy rcsnans pn, sken on coins NJ 80 a. AZ
bottle and boz. ~ IBNky a % "a o Smens y"
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THOMAS NcCARTY, }
~. MOONEY, Inspectors,
THOMAS MTNsEN,


Az primary election held Oct ~ ISL At los We- Broad
xay In the fifh pursuant ~ lie call 81 the Gen.rai
COMMITTEE II Tsmmany fall, the following ticket duly
sleetsd-- 80,
VIM. "a Baker, Charles Hauta -
Conrr.ssona-H-rry Hophiu-nr, VIM Francis, VIM Too
uer. James Mcclure, Theodore Hart. -
JnfiriaI-Ichari Winnie. Beni A. Coard John Cunneen,
VIM 1. Hervert. Vim. Is. Eager. -
As.embiy-wm. Hermann, Thomas Weaver, W Calsn vi
clse. Casey OIT.n, BoA.rt Rogers, Charlie, Riey,
james f.vnr. Edward Slsssr.
MM 4. HERBERT,
THOMAS WATSON, in. inspectors
THOMAS y. WEAVER,
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'Thh INf Slni, No. FIRE ~ NOW THF roPrC.
snrhg rhenms IL coughs threat eni 81 IA M III
knns btpol ~ 80 ' street Sold ~ All ~
w ATS SERvow, ANrtnorp -srxr
w circular ccp'ar .ina csrsestes "a a. ~
effected 10 It. DeS ~ w Nassau street '''''u' S1es
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-01
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

FRENCH LOSSES IN THE CRMEA.-Dr SERVE, who
as Physcangenera in the French army during the last
war with Russia, has just published book which con-
tains painful account of the losses and suerings en-
dured by the French troops landed in the East but par
tcuarly by those engaged in the siege of Sebastopo-
Of 309,278 officers and sent from France during
that short war, 100000 entered the hospitals and were
treated professionally $4,000 for wounds received in ac
on and 100000 fer diseases of various kinds contract
ed during the camIign The first troops which en-
barked in France we're attacked with cholera which fol-
lowed them to Athens GalipoE, Varna, and the Dob
rudstoha. That scourge appeared to suspend its attack
for brief period while the French in conjunction with
their British allies gained victory at the Alma On
their arrival before Sebastopo the cholera again attack
ed them, and the receptions in the military hospitals
during the month of January, 1855 amounted to nine
thousand They chiefly treated tor cholera scurvy
restbites and wounds of every description. Typhus
fever shortly after set n but quickly checked by the
energetic treatment adopted by the French physicians
The health of the army was better during the spring of
1855, but the cholera reappeared in July and placed
4,500 men hors de combat. Typhus fever set in again
ard added to the mortality On the Sth of September
Sebastopol was taken by the allied armies, but, never
tleess, between the lst of September 1885, and the
1st Of April 1856, of l45l2O French troops under
arms in the Crmea, 48 900 entered hospitals. DR. SERVE
says that the scurvy prevailed at this period the consti
tuition of the men being impaired through fatigue and
prvations The Doctor further adds that the most dis
actrous period of the campaign in medical point of
view, was during the months of February and March,
1856. violent typhus engendered by the infection of
the heaps of refuse in the camp struck down more than
10000 soldiers at the end of thecampa uowithstand
ding the precautions adopted by the medical staff 1t is
said that the number of sick in hospital in proportion to
the force under arms was never so great in any former
campaign Of the medical staff SO physicians or sur
geons fell victims to their devotedness- an enormous
figure observes the author when one reflects on the
small number employed" The French feet likewise
suffered serious losses from sickness.
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sTEDMAE's SALEM MAGAZINE.

rs TO BE THE TITLE OF A LITERARY PERIODICAL,
to be Published Monthly. in the Town of Salem n. c. by
ANDREW j. STEDMAN, Member of the North Carolina
Bar.
In offering to the Public my Magazine, claim for the
Editorial chair superiority that department of other
like Periodicals. but do claim for the talent of North Caro-
lima, and the South generally that will be brought to its sup
port Southern patronage. And also southern and
the Editor of Southern Magizne claim at the hands of the
Southern country and especially of North Carolina that aid
support that will here home, establish upon firm basis
fountain of Literature and exclusively Home Literary
Magazine
Many the Magazines published i'll the Northern
States that flooding the whole Southern country There
is not probaheO acouny in any Southern State that
Godey - while here, in North Carolina and the South
where genius unsurpassed and unequaled regn the literary
talent that brought into exercise dedicated to the
port of Northern Magazines while Southern enterprise taste
and talent bow in humble submission to such suicidal policy
of Southern contributors.
Why, ASK cannot ~E-North Carolina the South-send
greeting Southern cline Magazine acceptable for
the many qualities that adOn the pages of the most chase
elegant Periodical? 1t is true that the South has her
Magazines but few number they, and unknown,
pared the publications of the north which every mail
brings to hOme filled with the result OF hired labor and
eeming with objectionable sedtion.
Then appeal North Carolina and other Southern States
to aid in my enterprise, and i'll promoting literary
taste amongst those upon whom, Southern man have
claims.
My Magazine will be the usual size; and nothing will be
admitted to its pages but such articles will meet the ap
prOval of the most fastidOus. 1t shall be
ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRANlNGS AND PLATES
of the most elegant texture, equang III beauty and style
any executed at the North.
My price Of SUBSCRIPTION is THREE DOLLARS per year
which required to be paid advance, the expense to
be incurred in establhing such publication will not admit
of a credit system.
a The first Number oiu be issued lst January, 1858.
A. j. STEDMAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
N B. NV Address until the lst of November will be Pitts
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Burke OH Economy.

A correspondent has not only drawn attention to
extract from Edmunds speech to his cook, at Bea-
cons field the necessity of economy but has favored
with slip cut from an old paper of June 2l 1885.
On the back of the slip we find an advertisement of
The celebrated DR.. Prices Observations on1the I'M
portance of the American Revolution and the of
rendering it Benefit to Mankind addressed to those
Free States last Testimony of Good WILL There
is also announcement of The Doctors excellent OBJ
servatons on Civil Liberty; and all the American
Pamphlets published during and since the War
In these times of pressure and panic, when every e
fort should be made by all people to economize in their
expenditures the good sense of Burkes remarks though
mingled with quaint humor, may be perused with adj
vantage. Here they are
And now, old Dorothy let particularly address
myself to you to you Dorothy who rule the roast and
permitted to have the government of the boiled 0,
my girl think, think upon the virtues of economy, in
the basng of hare in the butering of pig think
of the virtues of economy Though short piecrusts be
commended by epicures be not profuse in making them
Though high seasonings recommendation in many
cases. ye with you Dorothy, let moderation preside
The rabbit skins and the dripping may remain your per-
quistcs, but believe me, believe me, O. my cook the
times the times out Of joint and your master has
small hopes Of better days The days | have beheld
when was ourneyman to the marquis, alas! shall
behold more. No, affecting thought! l may now
below till hoarse, and there is who regards
my bawling. look to the present ministry as man
without hope, for fJresee they are likely to remain in
office till gathered to my fathers look upon the
coalition, and contemplate naught but poverty, misery
and despair. O. Dorothy Dorothy dear Dorothy greasy
Dorothy, have compassion therefore beseech you in
all things let economy prevail!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-01
LANDS FOR SALE.

"A THE SUBSCRIBER being desrous of changing his
if business offers for sale all his LANDS lying in Dupn
aA county, Muddy Creek and Stafford Swamp. Also,
the PLANTATION where he resides and the adjoining
tracts containing about FOUR THOUSAND ACRES 500 or
900 of which cleared and is good farming land.
considerable quantity of Turpentme also be made
the balance of these lands There is good GRlST MILL
within sight the dwelling These lands within five
six miles of Chncapn Landing
Also other tract lying the Back Swamp contain
ing thirteen fourteen hundred of Tmpentne land
three of Boxes already cu-baance round trees,
and within about eight miles of Chincapn Landing
Also one other lying Chincapm Road, containing
two hundred and sixty
All the property will be sold low for cash, good
Notes. For further particulars, apply to the subscriber
the premises. BENZ. LANlER.
Duplm county, N. c., Dec. 4, 1857 l4-3m