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"a Much has been said of the East
ern Esculapus' labors for the sick not
one half has yet been told of the indomi-
table perseverance of this singular man.
Imbued with the conviction that Scrofula
is the parent Of disease, he has been
years engaged in searching the bounda-
ries of the earth, for its aDtidote. With
vast labor has he canvassed the products
Of sea and land, through both continents
until be has discovered that combination
of remedials which expurges this human
rot and corruption from the system
This new invention we now offer in our
columns under the name Of AYERS SAR.
sAP4RILLA, although its virtues are from
substances far more active and effectua
than Sarsaparilla.-HercantiEs Journal.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-06

"a We have received the communi-
cation Of "A Farmer" touching railroad
matters, but it came too late for this mum.
Der. 1t will appear next week. 1t is ii
reply to Common Sense" who will We
hope be man enough to send his name
when he replies to "a Farmer" though
of course it viii be kept secret by us, il
desired. These anonymous sheep il
,0olUe's clothing" we think but little of
Clerical composition legal fist!
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Receipts for the Standard
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Dyspepsia is known as one of the
most distressing complaints which afflict
humanity and until the advent of the
Oxygenated Bitters, had been considered
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Maple Sugar.

The amount Of sugar made this season
in school district No. 8, in Irasburgb, is
1920 lbs, and only ten persons engaged
in making it. The most made by one
man was 2300 lbs.
G. w. DEWEY.
May LIST.
SUGAR.-George w. True of this
town, has made the present spring from
$50 trees, 1850 lbs. of sugar, and his
brother L. B. True, has made from 225
trees, the same amount.
Coventry, May 4. H.H.F.
School District No. ,, in West Glover
numbers twenty-eight voters fifteen
have made sugar this season and thirteen
have not. The amount made is 1890
lbs. We do not claim to be as great a
sugar making District as many others do.
The most made by one man-Mr. Thorn
as Bakers $500 lbs.
o. V. PERCIvAL.
Glover, May 2.
The Watchmaa mentions two instance:
of heavy yield of maple sugar. E. Pit
kin of MarsLfeld made 5000 pounds from
$50 trees. In that part Of Vermont thu
yield of sugar has been greater than eve
before known.
Acorrespondent fthe Vermont Cfron
iels estimates the crop in Ca cambridge a
1928 pounds to each sugar place, 185, 00t
pounds for the town of Cambridge, ant
100000 for the county of Lamoile.
The sugar season this year has eclip:
ed even the famous one of 1857 in tn
abundance of the yield.--Barlingto
Free Press.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-06

FIRE IN GLovER.-Just as we 90 to
press we learn that the Union Store in
Glover was burned on Wednesday night
last. Most of the goods were saved.
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s. w. FOWLE & CO..
PROPRIEToRs, Bos
a q y NJ n G

a y 4 n 7 ,
K. W. NYE, Irssburgh; ISAAC KIMBALL.
Coventry; ALYAN HOVEY Albany; NELSON
RAND, Craftsbury; J. ID. HARDING. Lowell: D.
WHIT ILESEY, Glover; WA. JOSLYN& SONS
Barton. For sale by their agents everywhere
2IYl
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slider it their duty to challenge the Jury
at that time.
Immediately after the adjournment the
room was cleared of all save the follow
ing persons, who had been called up by
the Marshal as the accused, "a few had
previously gone to Oberlin, on permits
sion of the District Attorney their
counsel and Marshal:
James Langston,
John Watson,
Samuel Bushnell,
Lorin Wadsworth,
Robert Windsor,
Jacob B. Shipherd,
John H. Scott,
Ansel. W. Lyman,
W. E. Lincoln,
Henry Wilson,
William Evans,
David Watson,
Eli Boyce,
James Bartlett,
Matthew Gillett,
o. S. B. Wall,
Daniel Williams,
Henry E. Peck,
James NJ. Fitch,
Ralph Plumb.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

TIE PERUVIAN GUANo TRADE AND DUTIEs.-In
the House of Commons, on the 22d ult. Mr.. Gregory
wished to ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
whether any communications had lately been received
from the Peruvian Government the subject of the
reduction of the price of GuanO. Guano an
article of such primary necessity in Ireland that any
duction in the price of it would be of the greatest benefit
to the small farmers of that country By the instrument
tality of the Earl of Malmesbury reduction amounting
to 81 per ton had been made to the English consumer
who was placed on the same footing as the American
He had however, been given to understand that still
greater reduction might be expected. In july 1858
the Earl of Malmesbury wrote Mr. birmingham to ask
the President of the Peruvian Government consider
the prOprety of making material reduction in the price
of guano Mr.. birmingham took up the task with ala
Gritty, and discussion upon the doctrines of political
economy thereupon ensued The President appeared
think that it better to sell small quantity at high
price, and that the Peruvian Bonds might thus be kept
up, while Mr.. birmingham endeavored to convince him
that by selling larger portion at smaller price por
ton of the bonds might be paid off, and the remainder
capitalized for the benefit of the State In September
1863 the correspondence still going on, but at that
date the Peruvian Government not ready to recon-
mend reduction in the price of the article The present
was proper time to press the matter upon the notice
of the Peruvian Government, there large stock
of guano on hand People would not purchase at the
present price, and great deal of ingenuity at WORK
to discover an article at lower price He trusted tina
the Government would continue to press reduction
the price OF guano upon the PERUVIAN Government.
Lord j Russell did not know that any very late com
municaton had been received on this subject The sub
ect was of Importance, and he regretted the
pursued by the Peruvian Government. He believed
that at present there were 100000 tons of Peruvian
guano in store in this country of the estimated value
100000. The Peruvian Government appeared t.
be satisfied to sell small quantity at high price; bu
there were so many artificial manures in use that the
were not likely to obtain the high price they demanded
If anything more could be DONE her Majestys Govern
ment would be prepared to make fresh representation
to the Peruvian Government but it was in the powe
of that Government to withhold the guano from th
English market if they thought proper.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

SUNDRIES.
. HHDS Bright Western Sides
Q do do. do. Shoulders
1000 lbs. N. G. Bacon (Sdes and Shoulders)
80 bbs. Mess Pork. IN. Y. City Inspection);
40 do. Flour, (Super and Fine);
$50 sacks Salt. (seamless)
S bbls. Cider Vinegar;
Is kegs Nails, to 4Od.;
80 bbls. Sugar A., B. & c.;
hhds MOasses, CUBA Muscovado)E;
40 bags Rio Coffee;
IL do. Laguayra do;
st. Domingo and Java do;
Is boxes Soap, No. and Pale Starch Candles, Crack
ers, Candy, Powder, Shot and Lead Snuff Tobacco Cigars
&C.. in store and for sale by
ALDERMAN & BETTENCOURT,
June 80. No. 80 North Water street
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
THE FOLIO WING ARTICLES AT BALDWIN'S
MARKET STREET.

THECK SACKS Alpaca Sacks; Linen Sacks; Night
" Shirts; " Yoke Seam Shirts; Linen Drawers White
Linen Duck Pants; Fancy Drill Pants and youths
ers Gloves Money Belts; Silk Night Caps Silk Umbrel-
las Linen Dusters, for gentlemen Travelling Bags, for
ladies and gentlemen Trunks for ladies and gentlemen
Combs; Brushes Razors Straps Knives Portmonnaies
Drinking Cups and Flasks for travellers Tweezers
Tubes, genuine Murshaum, &C., &c. Aug. Is.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
ELIXIR CALISAYA,

DREPARED of the best Yellow Cinchona Bark and vari
rious Anomalies. 1t is confidently recommended as be-
ing of the agreeable and efficient Tonics use for
General Debility, Languor, INDIGESTION Dyspepsia and Fg
GERS arising from Miasnlatic Ertalatons.
the patient, if adult take one table
spoonful fifteen minutes before each meal if the Physician
who may be in attendance does not direct differently
For Children persons delicatey constituted than
usual, the dose should be proportionately less.
Prepared by LOUIS B. ERAMBERT,
Practical Pharmaceutist,
july %. Wilmington N.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
THE UNITED STATES STEAMERs.-1he following are
the general and dimensions of eight of the new steam
The following .composishun' was picked up a

The following 'composishun was picked up a
few days since near school house in Hartford -
CompoSihun-Once upon time there was profit
named Elisha who walking out day, when some
small boys made proane and aceshus remarks on his
bawd head whereupon he caused shebears to devour
the small boys. This the first time that man was
ever known to bear children. MorWi: Barrys
trketOrus.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

LNRESH ARRIVALS.-5O bags of superior Rio Coffee;
IL IS bags common and good Rio Coffee;
20 I" genuine Laguayra "
20 mats old government Java 50
20 bbls G. Sugar.
10 6 N. o. +"
10 kegs extra Goshen Butter;
5000 lbs. N. G. Bacon, hog round
20 bbs. City Mess Pork;
+" " I" Lard. For sale by
Aug. IL. o. KELLEY.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Additional by the Asia.

New York, August 10th, 1859.
We have some further details by the steamer Asia at
this port.
Thirty thousand English Naval Volunteers were to
be kept in reserve for five years.
The builders strike in London is very serious affair
is believed that forty thousand operatives were unem
ployed on the 18th inst. The workmen demand that
the hours of labor be reduced from ten to nine hours
per day, without any reduction Of wages. The employ
ers refuse.-Journal.
Garbald is dangerously i'll.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. %, 1859
Duel.
duel took place near this city on Saturday morning
between Mr. Odds of the Richmond Examiner and Mr..
Wise of the Richmond Equirer After two shots the
affair honoraby adjusted Principals still here
Both unhurt.
Arrival of the Hungarian---Nore Complications in
Europe.
QUEBEC Aug 22d, 1859.
By the steamship Hungarian at this port we have
Liverpool dates up to the 10th inst
The relations between Austria and Prussia almost
the dimensions of general rupture and are re-
garded dangerous to the smaller German States,
which already looking towards French protection.
Robbery near Tehu"ntepec.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 22d, 1859.
The steamer Havana brings California dates to the
9Th inst, received by way of Tehuantepec. The mai
and passengers robbed by Paricos near Tehuan-
tepec.
Miramon had dissolved his Cabinet
The accounts from the interior of Mexico are favora-
BILE to the Liberasts.
The California news is unimportant.
European Markets.
L1vERPooN August 10, 1859.
Cotton-Sales of the past three days 10000 bales
market closing dull. Some circulars say the market is
easier but not lower Holders offer freely but show
disposition to press sales. Middling Uplands 67sd.
Breadstufs very dull Market generally unchanged.
Rosin steady at s. Sd. IS. Sd. for Common.
Spirits Turpentine steady.
Consols for mopoy closed at 953s, and for account
at 952.
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p. ARMSTRONG'S
PATENT WASHING MACHINE,

LABOR SA VING-THE WORK OF THREE HANDS
DONE BY ONE WITH EASE.
THE ABOVE MACHINE is warranted to wash clothes
without damaging them in the least, and all the Agent
asks sell every family Machine is thorough examna
ton have the Rights for Brunswick, Columbus Baden
Sampson Dupn. Onslow and New Hanover counties Any
person wishing the Machine will please call at the
Farmers House, the w. W. R. R. Depot where he
will take pleasure in showing all the particulars.
FL. M. BISHOP, Agent.
July 49, 47-6m-26S-2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

AMERICANS IN PARIs.-An enthusiastic correspon-
dent of the London illustrated News writes from Paris
under date of July 9th:
The night before last had the pleasure OF present
ing Senator Seward to Lamartine. All crowded about
the two Republican chiefs to hear them discuss Euro
pean affairs. An Ex-Governor of one of the United
Sates-the ten years SeIaor-has bis eyes fixed on
the White House, and is visiting Europe after twenty
five years absence. Senator Clingman, of Carolina,
here and Senator Sumner of Massachusetts goes home
well man to take his seat in the Senate Raymond, Of
the New Y DIRK Tines has just got back from the bat
tie of Sotrino, which he in company with Forsyth
OF the Albany Journaboth their way to Eng land.
Bigelow, Of the Evening Post here Brooks OF
the New York Express, was here Morris, the editor
of the Pennsylvania Inquirer goes to England to-
Beal, OF the Boston Post ant several other
American writer's have had their Paris holiday. Last
evening, | presented Senator Seward and Governor
Raymond to RstOri in the saloon oi DR.. Castle
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

INCREASING THE Power OF LoCoMoTIvEs.-Mr. Ed
ward w Serrell claims, in paper read at the recent
meeting Of the American Scientific Association, to have
discovered method of increasing the power of locomo-
tves without adding to their weight 1t is accomplished
by magnetising the driving wheels of the locomotive
He asserts that increased adhesive power OF
seventyfve per cent is gained in this 'The
point of greatest magnetic effect is where the wheel
meets the rail- The lower segment of the wheel is
rounded by helix copper of wire through which the
wheels revove On very slippery rail- nineteen pounds
and under the same conditions thrty-f pounds OF
steam required to slip them when they were mag
netiZed'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

CUNDRIEs.-25 bbls. City Mess Pork; hhds. Western
- Sides; 20 bbls super Flour; 100 kegs Nails assorted
sizes; so boxes soap.Pae, No |, German, Almond and
same Axe Heves Matches Bail Boxes Measures Selves,
Shot, Powder, Lead, Starch Candy Candles Crackers
Sugar Coffee Moasses Teas of various qualities Ink Table
and Sack Salt, Cider Vinegar Buckets Brooms, &C. &c
For sale by ZENO H. GREENE.
August 18th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.-A letter dated London
Aug 5th, says:
Mr. Ten Brock who netted about 5000 900 week
Goodwood yesterday carried off the Queens gold cup
Brighton with his horse Olympus. The cup is hundred
soveregns SPECIE (500 with $5 added for every three
years old entered and the stakes were therefore, worth
taking
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

PROGRESS OF THE FLORIDA RAnRoAD-We re-
GREETED to observe Monday last the departure from
this place of about 80 hands, which ascertained to
be the force recently employed by Messrs. Mcdowell &
Callahan, in laying the track the Florida Rail Road.
On enquiry at the Rail Road Office learn that Nc
Dowe & Callahan have abandoned their contract, and
that the residue of the iron will be laid by the Company
without the intervention of contractors. Mr. Cole, the
Superintendent, informs that he has already about
seventy hands available for that purpose considerable
portion of which he has already sent to the end Of the
track to commence with that delay in the pro-
gress of the road will be occasoned by the removal OF
the hands above mentioned.-Fernandind F2oridian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

TRIAL AND SENTENCE OF AN AUSTRIAN GENERAL
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times gives
a statement that Count Zedwitz, who commanded the
reserve cavalry OF the first army on the 24h (Solerno
has been condemned by courtmartial to imprisonment
in fortress for ten years; but" adds the writer if
such sentence has been passed on him, it is not likely
that it will be put into execution"
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So 3 60 90.
sORTEO NUMERO e2s ORDINARIO.

-Four Approxlmatlons to the slOUUOU OF 5000 each
$500 to $5O0O0 of $4O0tO 100000 of $500 to $4,000
of $500 to 100000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40 Quarters s5.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
known.
~ All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed TO
'DON RODRIGUEZ care of City Post, Charleston, S. G."
Aug. 3d. 1859. 297&52-Iyo
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SrEATE OF Miss July the 1859.
Mr.. Moody pies let This matter stand over untiur
ther orders the girl has Flu the track By her Re-
quest and Release my off of this Bond if you PIES
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

B~We are requested to state that Col T. D. Meares
of Brunswick County, has consented to deliver the next
annual address before the Sampson County Agrcultu-
rel Society," at the County Fair, to be held at Clinton
on the lst Thursday in December next.
This is a most excellent selection, and we congratu-
late the Society having been able to secure the ser
vices of Mr. Meares whose practical acquaintance with
agriculture will give to his remarks a value above what
even his undoubted talent speaker could communi-
cate to them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

A Tennessee editor calls loudly upon neighboring
editor to give him proper credit" He certainly needs
credit badly but his neghbor has none to spare
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

SHE d" Flu THE TRAcKw-A Mississippi County
Court Clerk, having issued marriage license for a
young man, shortly after received the following note from
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

MORMON ExoDUs.-The st. Joseph (Mo.) Gazette
of the 9th instant speaks of the arrival of number of
Mormons from Salt Lake in that city, who report that
four five thousand Saints will make their ex-
odus from the Valley this summer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

QUITE PATRoNIzING.-Lo Louis Napoleon when he writes
of the joint operations of the King of Sardinia and him
self, always puts France and himself first. The Bishop
of Troyes commenced recent circular to his clergy,
thus God has written magnificent page of history,
qUih the assistance of France. The force OF education
probably induced the Bishop to mention the Deity first,
but none but Frenchman could imagine that the
Supreme Power would require assistance in his work
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

Bs@ The Washington, N. c., Dispatch, states that
man named Waters was drowned by falling overheard
from boat on Lower Broad Greek, Beaufort County,
on the 9th instant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

GEN. CAsS' NATURALIZATION LETTER IN EUROPE
In relation to the effect in Europe of Gen. Cass' last
letter about naturalization, quote from the European
Times
1.-The German Powers, however dstasteful it NAV be
to Them will give way, and they will respect the rights
of the Germanic Americans who return from the Far
West" with handsome amount of dollars with which
to pass the evening Of their days their native country
1t is remarkable fact that there no great Power in
the world with small army and navy as the Uni
ted States and yet which makes itself more feared and
respected abroad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

CRANMING AT PICNICs-It is reported that seventeen
persons were i'll, in South Reading, after attending
picnic. A physician recently called to lady,
who seriously i'll, upon her return from excursion
party and in reply his query what she bad eaten 2?
enumerated no less than fourteen different articles OF food
of which she had partaken.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

the Paris spondence Of the Morning Star we find
the ollowing The assurance given in financial circles
Of the approaching retirement Of the Rothschds has
created strange sensation If the prove true,
not only Baron James, but both the Gustave and
Alphonse would also withdraw from business, the ac-
counts of the house in Paris be closed and in Short it
would exist longer after the month of December The
deplorable state in which Nathaniel Rothschd still re-
MAINS who, in the flower of his age and strength has
been suddenly struck with paray sis the uncertainty OF
financial operations in the present unsettled state OF Eu
rope have decided Baron James take this STEP it is
said
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

Of the difficulty experienced by many of the agrcutur-
lists in Kent England, III obtaining sufficient number
of hands for repng operations owing to the great
city of labor several Of the farmers in the neghborhood
Of Chatham have made most urgent application to the
military authorities to allow number of the troops
quartered in that garrison to be employed for short time
in assisting to get in the harvest The authorities have
granted the application and orders have been forwarded
to the Major General commanding at Chatham, giving
permission for large number of the troops belonging
the three battaons of infantry to be placed at the dis
posal those farmers who may require their services
hetroops are to be paid regular wages
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

OATS-OATS.
SQ0 BUSHELS PENNSYLVANIA OATS, now landing.
CUU For sale by SrOKLEY q OLDHAM.
July 28th
DROVI>IONs.-North Carolina Bacon-Hams, Sides and
l. Shoulders; Western Bacon Sides City Mess Pork
Fulton Market Beef; No. Mackerel; N. c. Lard &c.
For sale by L. B. HUGGINS Il SONS,
Aug IL. S. e. corner Market and Second SITS.
WE ARE DETERMINED to make a clean rxn
w sweep if possible. With that intention we offer I'd
the remainded of our STRAW GOODS lower than ev- ~
The public generally requested to call at the Hat
Cap Emporium and purchase Straw Goods of every descrp
ton at half price. MYERS & MOORE,
Aug. 49, 81 Market st.