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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-26
DISSOLUTION.

rU,IiE firm Of LTvOCK, MARTIN & Co, is thi,
i day dissolved by mutual consent.
i. W. LTNOCK.
j. l.. LINOCK.
J. Il. MARTIN.
Burlington, March p, 1858
The business will be continued at the Old stand
under the name and firm Of j. W. LINOCK 4 Co,
where all kinds Of FRESH & SALT MEATS
will be kept. J. W. LlNoCk
w39w3 j. l.. LIVOCk
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tur>IrHa MoNH Two fellows were
ARE ted on thursday at Northfcld, and are
nov in -f keeping, for passing altered
London CNU Bank bills, of the d.n,minl-
tim orS no altered from ST. some 5000
gift W.T.. ox hanged at Montreal and Rousc's
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"Buy Me aud I'll do You Good!"
Now is the time to use the
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE,
DR.. LANGLEY S



C,un,,,J n ya,.,,,,,,U, nm Chez r,v,,.
Do,L p,,lb, ,,b yb,.o,,bc,,, pb,L,.b M
J,,k, D,rd,l,o, Sc-oH of ,,b,b ny, On ram.
n,,,J,J ,,,, -, .o,,.,., ,,,, ,,,i., v,,,,,, =,
,rob~,,,n, J,,,o,,
Tho effect Of this medicine is most wonderful
:, not. diroc,I, u,or tho bovoIs aud blood bv rc.
moving all ob'tructions from tho internal organs
stimulating them into hcalthy action rehoVatlhg
the fountains OF life and vgor' purifying the
blood, cleansing 1t from all hunors, and caus-
ing II TO course anew through every part oil inc
po'y' lhey cure an" oraul'a'e from inc 'y'-
'o" hN'r ''''l'''"'' '"'' "''"-""''' W ''
many -''""'y' III "' "'''' ''''''' al
pi''"' Diseases anu f""' ''''lach' p!'IrP'h'
''S'''rhe'S' h"'n'rs 'i Tue h'o"' ana HN'n' i"'l-
s's''""' "V'"''"'' iI%"'icSH' i"''' h''''""'"'
Weakness, Pain in the Sidc aud Bowels Flatulcn-
cv. loss Of Annette. and all kindred complaints
caused by torpid or diseased Liver, a di.orlcrcd
c,.a.L .L.i p,a.i ..rhi,h al o.o. ,,,,.r,, $50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-26
DEyINE,s COMPOUND PITCHLO.

re y g Warranted to cure Cough. Colds
Whooping cough, Bronchitis, Group, Asthma and
CONSUMPTION
p Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the country also by tho Manufactur-
crs, No. I, Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass w37mj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-26

4 FEW Firkins Of the right sort and Hams,
"a which Of course, are good-at
DEWEY'S.
August Il, lsj7. dIwu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-26

REcErTIoN OF THE TURKISH ADMiRAL.-On
thursday Mohammcd Pacha was formally re
ccivcd by the President who rendered him
the hospitaliticS of the country. The Admi-
raj replied. saying that he had been instruct
I'D by the Sultan to be guided by the adviccs
of the President, and to offer a souvenir Of
the esteem of the Sultan for him. The Prcsi-
dent then invited his visitor to II dinner
ON Wednesday.
.l- The Manchester (N. ll.) American.
speaks of decided revival OF BUSINESS in
that city of manufacturers. Several Mills,
which had been partially or wholly suspend
ed for some months past, are now starting on
full time. Other indications of favorable
SORT are spoken of; but the American docs
not anticipate an immediate and full return
to the activity which existed before the re-
vulSion.
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STEAMER EMPIRE STATE.

New YORK, March 9th.
The Steamer Empire State was got off
Matinicock point last evening" and lies at
anchor between Hart and City Islands.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-26

FoRIr>AIE EsCArE. Tuesday evening about
SIX o'clock, light wagon, containing Mrs
Harris, wife Of DR. W l.. Harris Of this
place, and child, with young man driving,
was overturned at the corner Of Church and
College streets, and all in it were thrown out
violently into the paved street. Mrs. Harris
Wa taken up inscn-iLle and carried into Mr.
l.. VI. IIaglr'r store whore after about half
an hour she revived sufficiently to he carried
home ina cha.r. The infant which she was
carrying in her arms and protected with d
mother instinct and disregard Of her own
safety, was unhurt Mrs. Harris injuries
prove to be nothing more serious than severe
bruises. The horse, which was a young and
spirited animal, belonging 70 Mr.. Charles
Gray ran violently, dashing the wagon to
pieces. and returning home with only por-
ton Of his harness attached To him. The
accident was occasinod bg the sudden part
ing Of one Of the rcin~ "a. they were turning
the corner The o-esro hom loss Of lif" OF
limb, was a narrow one, for all concerned
NoIl,f the A>.isnrc-' Sal. in IIu,sbur1h
On the Cd Of April
ag-sec II b. Carter a Go. advertisement
IN another column.
The Albany Evening journal speak, u
80 tle tnintostu All. uirIt ,yl.t T. ,itt -tfI,l..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-26

The Albany Evening journal speak. ul
80 the tompo~tulu, night when Kcitr -uhLel
h.' head against Grows fist aud FIJI dpwn 90
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SPIIEKEOTI pES
AND
PATENT .AMBROTIrES

are prc3uaiie5 We challenge comparison with
them. The LETrrRGnArn
is picture taken on prepared cloth, Of small nc,
very cheap, and very convenient for sending in a
letter. The PIT BLtC are desired to
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rENNsYLyANIA LEGIsLATURE.

PENNSYLVANIA EGISLATt IKE.
l1ARRIsBuRGu, Pa, March ODD.
The Lccompton resolutions passed the Sen
ate to-day by a vote of Is to II. Only one
Democrat voted in the Negative.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-26

Attorneys and COunSelIOrS,
(orrlcE IN rEcks BIock,)
Burlington, Vermont.
are also agents for the following frst-class
LIFE. FIRE 4 MARINEINSURANCE,
and will take risk, and make insurance
on application at the Office, or by letter
LNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford Connec-
Capital, Sl,0o0,0oO
HoME INSURANCE Co, New York. Capital,
i o5O0,OO
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSCRANCEC CO., Hart
y ford Conn. Capital 5000 900.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE Co, o,weso, |
: View York. Capital $50 900.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE |
' co, Montpelier, Vt. Capital 100000.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO, New
WORK. Assets over Sl,000,000.
QUARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
- Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500 600.
BUTTE r..
4 FEW Frkins Of the right sort; and Hams,
DEwEY'S
August Il, ls57. d&wI
=. HUNTINGTON
HAS ADDED To HIS BLANK BOOK MANU-
factory a new and improved Paging Machine
His Bindery is now under the superintendent of
MR.. WM SCOTT, and i prepared to furnish any
kind of PACED Blank work in the most desirable
manner The attention Of all parties using Blank
work is called to this machine.
All orders for Blank Work or Printed work will
mcctprompt attention.
Blank Book Manufacturer and Bookbindcr.
Burlington, Feb. 20, lsjs. dlm6'wtm
NEW BOOKS
ID eceived at the CHTRCH STREET BOOK
IL NTORE-"Lifc of DR.. Kane" by William
Elder Life Of Aaron Burr, by Parton-and for
sale by L. \. FULLER.
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY
- ccciyed at the CHURCH STREET BOOK
hSTORE-
Atlantic Monthly.
Harper.
Knickcrbocker Magazine.
Godcy
Graham "
Leslics Fashion Book and Magazine.
Mrs stephens illustrated
Bank Reporter, 6c,-and for sale re.
duccd prices by
NOTICE.
| VUNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i between the undersigned has this day been dis
| solved by mutual consent
| WIN. q. SHAW
| Burlington February lst., 1858. dlwwlm
WANTED
4 JOURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH, of steady
n habits and good workman. Steady employ
HENRY WHITNEY.
| March : d6w3w
FLOUR.
4 SMALL lot Of " Double Extra Flour, from
AWhitc Wheat Of this seasons growth offered
by A, 5. DEWEY.
September 2, 1857
INK AND WRITING FLUIDS.
HARRISON'S, Arnold's, Bryan and Wilcox
Hand other manufacturers for sale at
HUNTINGToNs.
Seeds. Seeds. Seeds .
SnO BUSHELS prime Northern HERDS GRAs
CUU SEEp.
100 Bushels Northern RED Tor.
5 Tons Northern CLOVER SEED nrr.
For sale very low, by
II. H. DOOLITILE.
College street
Burlington, VT March 10th, 1855 DIV w6w
CLOVER SEED.
TWO TONS NORTHERN CLOVER SEED u,
] received and for sale cheap by
VAN SICKLEN 4 WALKER,
marlldtw south Wharf
HERDS GRASS SEED!
fnn BUSHELS very handsome Nor,her
, iOO Herds Grass seed now in store snd (,
sale very low for cash, by
VAN SICKLEN 4 WALKER,
msrlldtw South Wharf
WATERPROOF BOOTS.
ENTS WATER Proof Boots made of Fren,
~ Calf, sewed A neat article just received
A. PROUTY, Jr.
sept %, 1857. Bank Block.
DIGS Heads and Feet together with a Spa
L RIB or two, for sale by
dccl0 A. :. DEWEY.
NEW Layer Rsi.ins-very nice-much bel,
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MATER.PROOF ROOTS.

WATERPROOF BOOTS.
ENTS WATERLOO Boots made of French
~ Calf, sewed neat article just received by
A PROUTY, Jr.
sept. 20, 1851 Bank Block.
DIGS Heads and Feet,together with a Spare
i crib or two for sale by
dccl0 A, :, DEWEY.
y lew Layer Rai,ins-very nice-much below
Y last years prices have just arrived at
DEWEY =.
October q, 1851.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-26

1g-see II b Carter 4 Co. advertisement
IN another column.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
MARRIED..

In Dupn county, the 28th of JAM by the Rev. James
N. Sprunt, Mr.. GEORGE l. MCMILLAN, to Miss BETTE
youngest daughter of David Sloan Esq, all of Dupln.
In Sampson county, the 4th inst, by Rev Perkins,
Mr. WRIGHT GREGORY to Miss ANN ELIZA MCCALEB,
daughter of Lewis McCaleb, Esq.
At Little River s. c. on the 4th inst by Rev. T. g. Rog-
ers, Capt. F. JUSTICE, of Wilmington, N. c., to Miss
AMANDA F., eldest daughter of j. j. Vereen, Esq
At the Southern Methodist Church, in Washington City,
on Tuesday, the I'd nst by the Rev. Mr.. Cranbury A T.
McCALLUM, ESQ., of this place, to Miss NJ. c. BECK, Of
that City.
At the residence of the ladys mother in Jones county,
the morning of the It'll ns by the Rev. S. Milton Frost
FRANCIS D. KOONCE, (recenty member of the Junior
Glass in the University to Miss HANNAH R. RHODES
At Christ's Church, in Newbern, Thursday evening"
JAM 28th, by the Right Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Mr. THOMAS
NJ KEERL of Baltimore to Miss C. SPAIGHT DONNELL,
daughter of Hon. John R. Donnell.
At Straits Carteret County, the 2Sth lt by Samuel
Letters, Esq, Mr.. THOMAS DUDLEY, to Miss ELIZA P
CHADWICK.
In Beaufort, Tuesday morning the I'd inst, by NJ
Arende ESQ., Mr. JABEZ W. BELL of that place, Miss
MARIA LOUISA SQUIGGINS, formerly of Weldon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
An Unfoumded Report.

The absurd statement going the rounds of the press
the effect that negotiations are in progress between the
administration and Mr. Bernheise for the withdrawal
of the army from Utah. the emigration of the Mormons
to some island of the ocean, and the purchase of their
lands in Salt Lake Valley by the government, is of
course, altogether destitute of foundation in fact.
The army was despatched to Utah as to one of the
military departments of the country, where its presence
required independently of the MOrmons and it would
probably remain in that department the strength that
has been despatched there though every Mormon should
evacuate the Territory
The lands of Salt Lake Valley have not we believe
been yet sold to the MormonS. They occupy them as
SquaterS and have yet derived titles from the
government 1t would be remarkable if the government
should negotiate for the purchase of its lands which
it has never sold.
The Mormons are believed to have no present nten-
ton Of evacuating Utah. The march of formidable
force of United States troops in that direction would
probably induce serious consideration of the subject
their part; but, strongly fortified as they are be-
hind their CanOnS and mountain gOrges well pro-
Vlded with provisions and ammunition, strength
ened by manifold and formidable alliances with
Indian tribes far and near-nOt to speak of the
strength they command in Washington through the
opposition that is manifested towards an increase of the
army-the thought has not yet entered their minds
preparing for any early removal from Salt Lake Valley
The information received by the government from reliable
sources all in asCribng to the MOmOns the very
opposite temper and purpose to the reported and
1t Is not believed that they will be disposed to think
captuation upon any terms so long the government
prevented from sending military force against then
formidable enough in numbers to inspire them with ire
pdation.
So far from any relaxation being likely to occur il
the efforts of the administration to press on reinforce
mens to the army in Utah, have conclusive reason
to believe that every resource at its command will b.
exhausted by the War Department for swelling and ex
pedtng those reinOrcements. The preparations of thu
administration will be such that whatever responsibility
for mschanceS to gallant army shall attach to thu
government shall fall alone at the door of Congress
TI,1On
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12

RosN-Snce our review Of Thursday last have not
single transaction to report in either description. Low
grade Nos and in good stock and rule unusually dull
nominal at quotations in table. Fine No. and pale is in
demand but market; parcels would sell quick at
So so to 81 q bb according to quality For Common there
enquiry; buyers offering 81 u 80 bs but sellers
refuse this price, and are firm in holding at higher figures
We quote nominally at ST.
TAR-For this article there has existed fair enquiry
throughout the week for Shipment and the market has ruled
steady Receipts confined to small lots and the sales reach
only $50 bbls at 81 40 % bbl.
BEEF CATTLE--Continue to be brought to market
very sparngy, and the stock remaining in butchers
hands is quite light. There is, however, only limited
y for ordinary quality but prime article would find
ready sale high figures. We quote stall fatted at from
to cents per H. as in quality.
BARRELs-The market continues to be very well stocked
with Spirits Turpentne barrels and for several weeks past
has ruled exceedingly dull The demand appears to be
fined principally small parcels and only few lots have
changed hands prices ranging within quotations, as in
quantity and quality. See table
CANDLEs-Al descriptions in moderate stock and
dull. See table for store rates
CoFFEE-There a fair supply of most descriptions on
market prices remain without alteration We have no
report except in the small way from store at prices
quoted in table.
Corn MEAL-Receipts from the country moderate, and
full supply on market demand light. We quote in the
small way at IS cents y bushel.
CoTToN-There has been considerable activity in this
ticle since the close last review caused by the favor
able avces from Europe which has had the effect 30 adj
rates here fully cent higher than those quoted on
Thursday last The quantity received for week or two
past has been rather small owing to which fact the trans
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
RRRHAvE,s HOLLAND RITTERs.


FTNHE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYS-
l. PERSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER COM!
PLANT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND
AGUE,
AND THE VARIOUS AFFECTIONS consequent upon q
disordered STOMACH OR LIVER such as Indigestion
Acidty of the Stomach Colcky Palms. Heartburn Loss of
Appetite, Dependency, Costiveness Blind and Bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections
has in instances proved highly beneficial and in
others, effected decided cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor B9rhave Because of its great in
most of the European States its introduction into the United
States intended especially for those of father
land scattered here and there the face of this mighty
country. Meeting with great among them, now
offer it to the American pubcf knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
Is particularly recommended to those whose
constitutions have been impaired by the continuous
of ardent spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
instantaneous in effect finds its way directly to the seat of
dropping spirit and in fact nfusng health and vgor
in the system.
NOT1CE-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties. -
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against
purchasing Be not persuaded to buy anything else until
you have given BGrhaves Holland Bitters fair trial. One
bottle will convince you how infinitely superior is to all
these limitations
a6Sold 81 90 per BOTTLE six bottles for S. 90, by
the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.,
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. H. LIPPIT, WALKER
MEARES & CO., DIR. A. o. BRADLEY, and Druggs
generally throughout the United States.
| May 9Th, 1857. 2O4ly-361y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
GOODS AT COST FOR CASH.!
A MAGICIAN ~ CO.

WILL COMMENCE, on the 26th instant to sell their
tire stock of goods at cost for cash.
Their stock is generally known to the public to be the
largest the State amounting to not less than $8OO0 and
consisting part of very extensive assortment of BLACK
and colored SILKS BOMBAzINEs great variety of La
dies DRESS GOODS, large stock of LADIES' CLOAKS,
plain and printed DELAINES French and English MERNOS
ALPACCAS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and vESTINGS.
Seventy-fve packages of NEGRO GOODS;
Twenty-Five bales of Gray and White BLANKETS;
34, 10, A, 5-4, 1O-4 and 12-4 BLEACHED AND
BROWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS; and also every
description Of DOMESTIC GOODS; FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
from3 to q feet wide; VELVET, BRUSSELS, THREE
PLY, SUPERFINE, FINE and COMMON CARPETIN(S,
RUGS, DRUGGETS, &C., &c.
This stock of goods extensively known throughout the
State and believed to comprise the best assortment in
this place. consists of and fresh goods most of it
having been laid in this FALL and the greater portion pur
chased for cash, at the lowest prices.
The sale will continue from day to day until the entire
stock disposed Of thus offering unequaed inducements
for those DESTROYS of purchasing.
ca After the 26th instant goods will be charged on
their books All amounts under 500 will be for cash on de-
ivery-for $780, notes negotiable and payable at
Bank will be taken if desired.
kd- THE HARDWARE Branch of the business will be
continued as heretofore.
Wilmington n. Co. Oct. Zth 1851 4Z-t-lsf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
Marine Intelligence,
POET OF WILMINGTON. NORTH Carol
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Feb Steamer Magnolia, sedman, from Fayetteville to
6-schr Alice, Spencer for Hyde county, by DeRosset
Brown. - D'-''''''
schr Manumt, Howard, for Hyde county, by DeRosset
Dr. Brig Triumph, Atkinson for West Indies by Adams
Bro & Co.; with lumber. "
schr Elizabeth English, English for New York, by Har
riss Howell with naval stores, &c.
Feb 6-(New) Schr Anna Glover, Robinson, from New
York to G W Davis; with mdze to G Worth.
Feb Steamer Magnolia, stedman, from Fayetteville,
Feb 3 schr H stoney, Alden, from NewYork, to Har
schr Burrows G, stephens from New York. to Harriss
schr Magnolia NckersOn from New York, to H Elan.
ner with mdZe.
schr Emelne, PigOtt, from Lake Landing, C, to Pr
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder from Fayetteville to Ell
Lutterloh
10 schr Perry, Sampson from Philadelphia, to Har
Feb: Barque Cordela, Koln, from Philadelphia, to
WI" M, M p harris so vita mdze . ,,,.,,..
schr. c. B. Glover, Pgott, from swansboro to Rankin
schr. DOrcas Ireland, Baker, from Boston, Harrss &
Howell with mdze.
Schr DeRosset, Tucker, from New York, to Ca
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayetteville to
B G Worth.
Feb 5schr. Moonlight, Suites, for New York, by W
Davis with naval stores.
schr Alba Powell, for New York, by Harriss Howell
with naval stores, &c.
Steamer Magnolia, stednan, for Fayetteville, by Lut
terloh.
Feb 5-Seamer Enterprise, Elliott from Fayetteville to
| master.
Danish Brig st. Michael, Johnson from New York. to
PIERCE & Dudley.
Feb 6sch Aretis, Chase for Norfolk, Va, by Adams,
Bro. & Co.; with lumber.
8-Schr Durfee Hail. for Philadelphia, by y & L
Hathaway Co.; with naval stores.
9Schr Il Flanner, Thompson, for Boston, by Harriss
& Howell; with naval stores &c.
Schr ? Smith, Cooper, for New York, by Cazaux
with naval stores.
1O-Steamer James Grst Banks, for Fayetteville, by
Petteway Pritchett
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, for Fayetteville by
| Lutterloh
Feb ll-Schr Kate, Way, for Tar Landing by Rankin
Martin.
llSchr Medora, Bartlett, for Boston, by Adams, Bro
Co.; with naval stores.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
PLANTING POTATOES.

400 BBLs. YELLOW PINK EYES POTATOES, such as we
have selling for the past three We
mend them Planters superior articehey come for
ward earlier than any other Seed Potatoes we have
seen. For sale by KEITH FLANNER.
Jan. o. 1858 I-lm
Raleigh Standard and Salisbury Banner copy one month
and forward bills to this office.
I'm PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR."-In the days OF
our youth behooves make preparation for the
approach age How many persons have become prema
ture bald by negectng to apply appropriate remedies to
prevent the hair from falling off, impart to healthy
growth and even restore the hair of the bald Thousands
have testified to efficacy To be had of Druggists
where.
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES and
by Druggists generally. FEB. 9-lSl-2weed-A-T
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
Balance Of Trade IN .fduOr
of England for 1855,
Balance Of Trade against
England for 1856, 1856

From this table we see that the best customers of
England are not the United States Canada. Brazil
which is country we are heavily debtors to- pays its
profits to England. The north of Germany takes the
lead in tributes to British profits Australia is next
Brazil, Turkey, Belgium and Holland follow in order
arae one W De had nnoSed o Rssa Prussia Spain
Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Portugal, and the Sicies
all the European States which draw balance from
England, except France the first named drawing large
y We throw these totals into averages yearly for the
leading States of both the debtor and creditor sde TAX
ing the pound at five dollars for convenience Of ccpu
tation and neglecting fractions.
Annual balance of trade against Great Britain and
in favor of the following countries for the average of
vaarc 1S55-1Q5E.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12
From the Philadelphia N. American.


The questions relating to the balance of British trade
with all foreign countries have been agitated both and
out of Parliament recently and the result we find
some statements, in which all parties there agree which
will strike the public of this country with surprise. We
which they have been transferred from report of Lord
Stanley, President of the British Board of Trade doc
ument not reprinted in the London papers We suppose,
although the fact is not stated that the exports and i'm
ports embrace specie shipments, otherwise it would be
difficult to account for balance in favor so large
that here shown which is more than SAT 100000 yearly
for the average of 1862 1885, and 1857 The following
is one of the Trbuncs tables constructed from Lord
Stanley's report:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-12


81 only account for my present sound health, from
the constant though moderate of BoERHAvEs HOLLAND
DEMONSTRATING from my youth suffered at intervals from
Piles both FORMS sometimes severely as to completely
PROSTATE me- for several months past though sub
ect the loss CT sleep, and unusual physical effort been
entirely free from any symptom of this distressing disease
while my general health is very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity of this certificate,
requested to call upon communicate with the proprietors
They will take pleasure only in referring to its author but
many others who have used the Holland Btters for the
same affection, with equal success.
See advertisement FEB. 2-l3l&24lw