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LAKE LAND FOR SALEl

. OAA ACRES OF SWAMP LAND AND $50
DOW Acres of PINEY LAND, in Craven coun.
y, the South side Of Neusc river and lying along the
N. G. R, at Craan Station, half mile nom Neuse
river and extending back TO Long Lake,
These lands be surpassed BY any in NorbCaro
lima for the cultivation of Cotton, Corn Tobacco This
Swamp Land has deep soil. with good clay subsoil
The lney Land apparently all underlad with mari, as
it has been found within few feet of the surface many
places As farm BODY Of swamp land the State is
susceptible Of being rendered productive vaua
servient for the working Of mills to almost any extent and
at the time to be employed Transporting produce
from the Lake to the River Railroad This land easy
Of drainage, and is healthy location. The growth of
much Of the swamp is heavy gum and cypress.
Those DESTROYS nf seeing these lands will be shown them
by applying To Vine Allen T"lsou Crostan Station A.
N. C. Railroad who has plat showing the drainage,
&c. For further particulars apply 10
HENRY A. BROWN,
Newborn, N. C.
October 25 1859. 43-wlm
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sAhL. I. lREDELL, N. D.
1REDELL BROTHERS III
a RE NOW IN RECEIPT or Nh,
n SIit,,,ly nf AuEIR

IREDELL BROTHERS ''''
a RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF MI,
IA supply of HElR M
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
rants, Oils, Dye.s,,,
Soaps, Fancy Arti.,,
To which they would call attention. S&t,
The medicines were selected SOLELY with
purity, and will, at all times, be cumnnnd" Saf I'd
tent Apnthccary. "'ea 1yacn
Physicians orders will be carefully and 49,,
at small advance wholesale prices p''npF 4
They keep constantly ON hand every ,r,;,,.
in first class Drug Store t 10 kf,
SOAPS-of all qualities.
SILVER SOAP-fnr cleansing Silver Var, ~
Palnt-an excellent article-jusl ont. e 1S,
RlMMEIS CELEBRATED ENGLISH So,p,
Toilet. 'oAiSit
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BONES pnp,,.
NAlES, &c 'oRlEN
PoNADES, HAIR DYES AND 1SvIroR ,,,,.
great variety. ''NAlO&
BRUSllES-of all kinds and qualities
CASTOR 0IL-wirhnnt taste or smell
WINES AND LIQUORS-of the purrs br,.,.,
dicinal purposes. O'aAasi L.
ALE AND PORTER-of best quality
CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING Top,co
the finest kinds. '0DAVu
MEERSCHAU& PIPES AND CIGAR Trprx
ranted genuine. '''1A
lREDELL BROTHERS. Dru,r ,
o.,o,o. n ,o.o Raesh. \
oe"oe' ~ i''''' SS-wt,
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A VALU.
IL able farm Of five hundred of land lying in the
county of Randolph, fifteen miles northwest of Ashebo-
rough, ON Uwhare creek, eight miles from Thomass De-
pot and mile frm N. Rnsh's Mills. Said land is pro-
ductive for C"rn, Wheat Oats and Tobacco. There are
ab 'ut two hundred of cleared land hundred
very rich boiton and good deal Of up land clear that
is very rich well tmbered, under good fencing, very gmd
house and kitchen and all out.budngs that necessary
Very g,od water Any one wishing to purchase such
farm will please call and soon, for determined to
sell and move west.
NOAH BRILES.
october 25 1859. 43-w9tpd.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, A PLANTATION IN ATTALA CO.,
IL Eve miles from French Camps, Choctaw Co., Miss ,
containing twelve hundred Of land located mile
from the line Of the Great Northern Railroad and twenty
eight from the Central Railroad. There is b0use on the
place, with five rooms, gin house and g,od
negro cabins and plenty Of excellent water This tract is
80 situated Lat it might be conveniently divided INTO
er smaller tracts About 500 of the land are creek
bottom and table landslide rest pine lands. The place is
the property Of Mrs r. Mills to whom write ut French
Camps, Chocaw Co., Miss, or tn J. B. Clark Yazoo City
Miss. or j. b. Clark, jackson, Miss.
October IA, 1859. 42-wtian1
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Mr. GREELYs ALTERNArIvE-Tle thinks that old
Browns attempt could be justified if it had been
successful only. Hear what he says:
f(slavery) he wrong it by no means follows that
such efforts to overthrow it Browns are right;
for we arc not at liberty to shed the blood of the op
prcssor or evil doer and throw the community into
anarchy and convusion, without clear and ruiion-
al conriction that the eriL CONDUIT is thus to be
orerthrOun.
Of course if old Brown had clear and rational
conviction" that slavery could be ''overthrown
then he was right.
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TO, DRUGGISTS.

A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
IA Of the University of New York. and practitioner of
seven years experience desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment. His reason for wishing such situa-
ton is that his health will not admit of the exposure incl
dent to the practice Of medicine. The satisfactory
references given, both character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
Pittsborn', N. G.
December O. 1855. 5o-wtf
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FAITHFUL 70 THEIR MISTRESS 1t is stated on re-
liable authority that the slaves of widow lady in
Shenandoah county, Va, were furnished with arms
by the abolitionists and night appointed for them
to start to Harper's Ferry Instead Of doing so,
however. when the time came, they held consulta-
ton, and taking those very arms, kept guard from
dark till dawn around their mistress house In the
morning, they showed her the arms, told her what
they had done, and went to work as usual.
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The ABOLITION BRErnREN.-The Cleveland DEM
ocrat says that Brown and Governor Chase address,
ed political meeting in Cleveland together few
months since. They spoke from the same stand,
and were invited by the committee of arrangements
as men who had common political sympathies. The
occasion was the rescue-trial meeting last June
Mr.. Brown is republican in politics. He cooper
atcd with that party in Kansas, and he favored Ere
non.s election as President in 1856. He recognizes
Chase and Seward as his political leaders
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CITY OF MOREHEAD.
G r. Il AT SALE OF LOTS.

I'm THURSDAY. 18th NOVEMBER. 1859, WILL BE
~ sold a credit. 10 the highest bidder large
Der of LOTS in said CITY
The completion of the Railroad and Warehouse, the
traordnary facilities for shipments the large class Of
sells that enter the arbor and lie alongside the Wharf
aud Warehouse; the number of good buildings that are
ging or have gone up the great demand for LOTS
all combine to make another sale necessary.
J. NJ MOREl1EAD, President
Shepards Point Land Comply.
September 81, 1885, So wids,
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CLERGYMAN IN ARxs.-The Charlestown Na)
Spirit in noticing the incidents of the recent Har
pers Ferry foray. says: :
1--WE also noticed the Rev. Mr.. Atkinson, who
was on visit to his brotherin-law, the much es-
teemed pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Char
lestown, with musket and cartridge box in hand.
ready to do his duty as patriot citizen of the Re.
public. Such men are the true soldiers"
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another to slavery the people Of the United States
have been no less steadily and perseverngly gather
ing together before the forces with which to recover
back again all the fields and all the castles which
have been lost, and to confound and overthrow, oy
ono decisive blow, the betyers Of the constitution
and of freedom forever.
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How THE SLAVES RECEIVED BRowNs Proposition.
A negro boy, belonging to Mr. Washington, who
was taken by the insurgents at the time his master
was, when he reached the Ferry was offered a pike.
which he refused when one Of the insurgents told
him that he was free and should fight the whites
The boy replied, ~ don't know anything about
being free; 1 was free-enough before you took me,
and I'm not going to fight until see massa Lewis
fighting, and then fight for him." This boy was
among the prisoners in the engine house.
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air. $500 REWARD.
state of North-Caro,,,
A PROCLAMATION

= , A PROCLAMATIop
By his Eecetlency, JoHx W. E,,,s Nv
OdroLina, "'''rhr d
WHEREAS, 1T HATH BEEN DIR.
1a"cey stands charged with the murdsr 's The Cn"
late OF said county. and that the mia w. ~ A F. EH
State: '''o The linn, w
Now, therefore, to The end that the s,;s ~ w
be arrested and brought TO trial for Ls saa BOOy
hereby issue this my proclamation, ufar S'a "aeu
$500 for his apprehension and delivery II, ny res,s
county of Yancey. '" INC SbtriS%%
DESCRIPTION:
Boon is feet inches in height, com,.-,
about So years Of age. lie has a full spac'ly brA
gray eyes, black hair pleasant vnics ." luce and
ners Over his left eye there is small sca u ps
Fl, al Given under my hand, and a,,..,',,
Seal Of the State, this the Sd dav s 'en BY hs
D., 1853. ~ 'ay of Noveh
BY the eorvernor: JOHN WEI,
GRAHAM DAVIS. Private Sect'v.
November 4. 1853.
az Asheville News copy three times ts
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e. f. HARRIS'S SALOON

E. f. HARRIS'S SALOON
HARGETT STREET, ONE DOOR FROM PAYE1
WILLIE STREET,
OPPOSITE WILLIAMS L HAYwooDs DRuG STORE
"ARRIS,S SALOON rs SUPPLIED WITH
Al best stock of FINE LIQUORS in ne Gt,
his variety Of INES will be found to embrace all
choicest brands.
Ciagyett's Celebrated Cream Ale
on dranght. Superior CIGARS and CHEWING TGl
co, &c, &c.
The Subscriber is determined 10 keep one Of b
regulated SALOONS in The State His Stork ii :.
Liquors, Ale, Porter, Cigars, Tobacco, &C., has I'd
lectcd with view 10 first class patropage
The premises have been refitted at considerable G.
no efFort will be spared to give satisfaction 10 ,e T
l.. L. HAZE
Raleigh, Oct /, 1859.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.


TuNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PrJBIIC Auf,
IL tion, ON SATURDAY, the slst day of December
next, IN the town Of Graham, his HOUSE and LOT in said
town. on the rst crss street north from the Court House.
and opposite the dwelling of p. K Hardin Esq said Lot
is well improved, having good new two story dwelling
framed kitchen and smoke house. with we'll of excellent
water and grove in the yard. Terms made known on ay
Of sale. '
O. g. HARNER.
Vc'ooer zo' ioaS. 4S-w4t.
"HARD TIMES NO MORE.
A NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN IN TIE UNITED
IA States, possessing from $S TO q can enter into an
easy and respectable business by which from IS TO M per
day can be realized For particulars address, with stamp
..r w. 3. ACTON l. CO.,
:. ,o.o Al North Sixth st., Philadelphia.
A"R"S' 49, io"S. 72-w3m.
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTN. iRsHIP,
NHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il between J. J. OVERLY and Henry overly is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All those indebted 10 said
firm will please pay up forthwith and oil those having
claims against said firm will present them for payment
J. ]. OVERLY
J. H. OVERLY
Raleigh, Nov. l, 1859. A-w3t.
NOTICE.-ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO ME INDI.
IL vidaly, hereby informed that all accounts not
paid the first of January will certainly be nut in he
hands of An officer for collection, without exception,
Z. ROSENTHALI.
Oe'oceF 70 ls"s. 4S-wtlj.
OYSTERS! OYSTERs!l >.
Received Daily.
FAM1LlES SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY WAR.
- "neo fresh and sound, and good measure given,
p.,.;,, H., 0. ,.., OAK CITY HOUSE.
!. "~'e'Su' w. ~, leoS s2-E
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THE OLD NORTH STATE, FORNhr,|
r OOK HERE, FRIENDS AND FELEoW:CIn1ppa
IL will you buy the noble STATE OF N0Rlht,'il
LlNAf Il 80, send to the subscribers, or subsen@
County Agent, for this
New, Large and Magnificent. Map A
And yon will get the whole State. with her hsfs
roads. Go d, Copper. Lead, IroD and Coal Nine.
the Cities, Towns and Villages, her noble No"n''
springs, and her Fields und Flowers. ,.1
If you want this GOLDEN PRIZE, now IS ~ Id
Map seven feet BY five. Bnrier views Of The S''T M
Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill, Male and FemaM II
&C., &C., one Of the cheapest and best Maps eIG ~
PEARCE h BtSic, il
AGENTS WANTED for Every County in ~'
Terms liberal. Apply as above. ...sb
July |, 1859. S9-NS
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORN EY AT A"'
RALEIGH, N. c., IS Of Y
win attend the County and Superior C'""
Johnston, and Harnett.- o. ,bs Iat'
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite wv
Hotel. ~
Raleigh, March 81, 1850.
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E Office Wilmington and Man, H. K.r isa. ,
WlLHNGrox, N. e., "a NV" We Of 1
THE TWELFTH ANNUAL MEh u.nehe.l -
Il Stockholders of the Wilmington ana Winning
road Company, will be held in the tow" ~
THURSDAY, the gath instant. WALKER N
November 4, 1859.
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HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACApsrsda
VNHIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCThlp, ~
Il plan Of the Virginia and South.Carolna 'N
ry Institutions.
For Circular address the Superintendent rEt,
COL z: T.
..... Hillsboo,, ~
January 90, 1859 49,
JOHN W. GR RAVES, &c
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al ~
Yanceyville, N. c. wksrlf
June Z, 1850. az)
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I'll Il 37-eow-ly
FURNITURE! FURNITURE:!

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
any city, and cheap for cash. is offered to the in
specton of the public at No. TO- Front Street, Wilmington
c. Purchasing from first hands at the factories for cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent the Subscriber is
enabled offer greater inducements to the citizens of Will
mngon and of the State generally to buy at home, than
has before been offered Goods for the interior will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded. The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that persons from the interior of the
Slate who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial The following
the articles be found in his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas Lounges Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs,
Etageres Whatnc Otomans FootStoos Centre Sofa
and Card Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Glasses, Secre
tare Book Cases, Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards Cane, Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
variety Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands, Toilet Tables
Wardrobes Fapcy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boasters, &C. large stock OF Looking Glasses Office
Furniture Chill Chairs, Cradles Cribs, Trunde Bed
steads, Toy Bureaus, &c o. l.. FlLLYAW
March I'd, 1859 lo0&27-ly
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PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.


Nov. 3-Schr. George Darby Rogers from New York to
]. 81. Flanner with mdze ' "
schr. D. B. Warner, Carrow, for New York, to A. D.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder, from Fayetteville to
A. E. Hall.
4-Sehr John Burton, from New York, to E. Murray
Co.; with mdZe.
steamer Sun Rush, from Fayetteville to Allen Clark.
Flanner Co.; with hay, &c.
Steamer John Dawson, Johnson from Fayetteville to ].
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder Fayetteville to
A. E. Hall.
s-schr. Pearl, Mcclellan, from Lockwood's Folly to
Anderson 4 Savage with naval stores.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, from Fayetteville, to T.
9steamer North Carolina Barber from Fayetteville to
Nov Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder for Fayetteville
by A. E. Hall.
5schr. W. Fl. Howard, Brown for Charleston, by Ran,
schr Vermont, Fargo, for Boston, by Kidder Martin
with naval stores and cotton.
Brig Gamma, Pinkham, for Boston, by j. Fl. Chad
bourn Co.. with 150 bbs spirits turpt 1866 do rosi
7-schr. Alba, Powell for New York. by E. Murray 4
Co.. with 446 bbs spirits urpt l627 rosn $40 bales
cotton 20 do sheetng 6S bbs hid rs bags boxes
area rul zol bushels pea nuts Il bbls ore, do liquor
schr. Helene, Derrckson, for New York, by A. D. Ca.
FAUX with GIT bb spirits turpt Sl4 do rosn bales
cotton 168 bushels pea nuts bales yarn, Al bags dried
fruit, bbs potatoes, 20 boxes CIDER do wax, do.
schT George Harriss, Darcy, for Cuba, by Harris &
bbls spirits turpt, $50 do. rOsin, 81 bales cotton.
7Schr Lois Nckerson, for Boston, by J. d D. McRae
4 Co.; with 795 bbs rosin. -
o-Barque Palmetto Whelden, for Marseiles by Adams
Bro. Co; with 2,622 bbls rosin.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, for Fayetteville, by A.
E. Hall. - "
9-Br Brig Camilla, Holmes, for Liverpool, by master;
with l2O bbs. spirits urpentine, 93l do rosin feet
timber.
Barque Clara C. Bell, Tucker South America by Ad
ANS Bro Co.. with SO bbs pitch, SO do rosin l55 900
feet lumber.
lO-Schr. A. J. DeRosset, Tucker New York, by A.
d.. Snirit I OG7 do
bales cotton, l66 bush. pea nuts box mdze
Steamer North Carolina, Barber for Fayetteville by a.
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RosIN-The adVices received since last from both
home and foreign markets have proved unavorabe and
present downward tendency in prices m consequence of
which the market here been materially affected, and in
the lower grades no transactions have taken place In No.
we note sales the early part of the week of 1887 bills
at prices ranging from 81 so 81 So in quality and 156
do No at 81 80 per bbl.-closng dull For Common
there appears be demand and the market has down
ward tendency Notwithstanding the mcagre receipts and
the small quantity receivers hands We quote nomnay
at 81 10 per $40 lbs.
TARs in fair enquiry for Shipment and but little coming
in Sales on Saturday and Monday of only ITO bbs at 81
* On Wednesday let of LAG bbs received and sold
g 40 per bb-beng of cents on last week
quotation.
REEF CATTLE-In this article we have change of i'm
porance to report The arrivals Of beeves have been mod
crate for few weeks past and butchers have fair stock
on hand there is however, enquiry, and ordinary
quality finds sale at to 81 cents per Id.
BARRELs-Empty Spirits TuIpentne Barrels are ID good
stock and exceedingly dull of sale at anything like fair
quotation. Our quotations LII laDle represent 1851 Safes
according to quality
Observation-Disclosures to be brought to market spar1ngly
and sells readily at % to 80 cents per lb.
CoFFEE-The market very well supplied with most de-
scrpton and rules steady at former rates. Selling from
store at quotations in table.
Corrox-After our review Thursday last small sales
were made at quotations given that day. but the marke
closed rather quiet On Friday however, adVces from En-
were received reporting shade advance clean de-
scrptons which impaired more hrmness 10 the market
here and it has since ruled rm with steady demand from
brvers and former quotations been fully maintained
or two choice lots having sold shade higher. The
cept for the week ended to-day have been rather better
than those of the previous and there
in receivers hands We quote sales follows Thursday,
50 bales at m cents for good ordinary, and 100 IL cents
for strict and good mddng Fday,o do at IL cents for
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Sensible.

The Albion, journal published in New York in the
interest OF the British residents in this country thus
speaks in its last issue Of the movement at Harpers
Ferry:
1t is now manifest to the world that Abolitioniss
and even prominent members of the republican party
throughout the North, encouraged and even aided the
fanatIcal Brown in the raid that he mady set foot
All the special pleading in the world cannot set aside
the proof of this fact and must say that the pluck
and spirit of Old Brown himself entities him to bet
ter hackers than the men who now attempting to
shuttle him out of the way poor insane creature to
whom they once dropped an aim and cheering word.
we observe that plea an misereco1diam is put in for
his life. We do not want to see him hung but his
conversation and his bearing show him to be- and to
have been throughout, morally responsible person
and If the law not executed in this case when should
it be?
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10 HAVE HENS LAY IN WINTER-To be sure of a
good supply of eggs in winter raise some chickens as
early in the spring possible The pules of these early
6roodS Will be large enough to lay late in the fall and if
they are supplied with warm quarters and besides being
we'll fed with grain, are allowed, occasionally, few
scraps of fresh meat thrown in to them they will con-
tlnue to lay all winter Old hens if treated thus will
often become quite prolific. Hen rooss should be sup
piled with ashes, gravel and pounded Shells especially
elsewhere
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The Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court.
VIII commence its Winter Term, in this CITY. on
ed as follows: ~ o1'
December a. those from the lst Circuit
49, ed" 5th
Recess from Path December to End January.
January 9, those from the I'd Circuit
16, Sd
%, 18th
February 6, those from the 9Th and 18th Circuits,
RALEIGH Standard
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STATE OF NORTH Carolina

NEW HANOVER COUNTY COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1862
William S. Pridgen,
Administrator De BOnlS Non, M.
oICioH AoI sdIe VI zeal fIS-
The Heirs at law of tate 10 pay debts.
Maurice A. Moore, deceased
APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court, that
virginia Moore, daughter of Charles P Moore is a non
rerlden II therefore ordered by the Court that pubca
ton be made in the Wilmington Journal for weeks no.
sala defendant to appear at the next of this
Court House in the town Wilmington the second Monday
OF December next then and there to plead
MUIR or judgment na by default will be taken against her
and property sold prayed for in the petition to satisfy
intestate's debts. Test SAM'L, r. BUNTING Clerk
November llth lS59-II-6w - '
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SANDS SARS PARILLA
THE VERY BEST REMEDY


FOL P URIFYIN G THE BLOOD.
The health of the human system depends almost entirely
upon the state of the blood If the Valizng fluid which
pervades every tissue, every membrane, fibre, fIament
gland or other organ primary subsidiary the body
be charged with the element of disease, sickness
the consequence and until the
CAUSES OF DISEASE
existing in the blood eradicated permanent relief
be expected here that the powerful health
ing properties of this Medicine are manifested its search
ing operation reaches the of disease and the
it performs therefore radical and thorough.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists TO-
Fulton street, New York
For sale also by W. H. LIPPITT, Wilmington, N. C.
November IL. l1lw
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DIED.

This morning at past o'clock, MARY EVELINA.
Youngest child of James and Laura Shackelfor aged II
months The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock tomor
row. from the residence of her father Sd street. thence
to Oakdae Cemetary.
Wednesday, Nov. 9Th, Mrs. ELIZA M. COTTON, native
of Cromwell Conn., aged years. consort of Jared Cotton
Her friends and acquaintance invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon O'clock from the residence of
Mr. VIM Larkna Dock, between 9Th and 9Th Streets,
thence to Oakdale Cennetary.
Suddenly in this town, Sunday morning, 9th instant,
CHARLOTTE R., Eony child Of Archibald NJ and Hannah
Burch, aged years and month. -
Sleep sweet Babe, thy days are ended
All thy suffering days below;
Co. by angel guards attended, .sr
To the arms Of Jesus, go. Cox.
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NEW GROCERY sTORE.

NEW GItUCERY STORE.
INHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the public
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by Rus
sell Bro, No. 80 North Water Street. where he has and
VIII continue to receive general assortment GROCE
lES PROVISIONS, LIQUORS. and such other articles as
are usually kept in Grocery Store, which he will sell low
to. - -
All Consignment Of produce will receive ompt personal
attention. u M FOEI ES 80
Wilmington, N. c., Nov llth 1859 lift