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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-11
DIED.

On Sunday morning, 9Th inst, Mr.. JOHN HATHAWAY,
aged 6S years.
In New York. 3st ult., CATHARINE, daughter of X. NJ.
Murchison, aged years and & months.
In this town, the 18th inst, Mr.. dABRA PETTEWAY,
aged Is years.
In Baden county on the 10th u Mrs. MARY A. BARN
HILL wife H. G. Barnhl, in the 46th year of her
age the earthly Sabbath dawnng upon the living
just then did that heavenly and eternal Sabbath dawn upon
dearly beloved mother and afectonate companiCn.-
The deceased in delicate ah for several years. But
especially for the space of nearly years before her
DEATH called to pass through many very az
cons still she bore them all with the greatest christian
patience such patience that showed the true grace of God
was really implanted in the heart. She member of
the Baptist Church for about Is years. and truly adorned the
profession she made by holy and upright walk and
versaton Her last moments moments of tranquility
and though she did not die rumPhantng as some 40 yet
the calm in which she breahed her last BREATH
was plain be that she could eXclam " DEATH
where is thy sting grave where is thy victory - " Bless
ed the dead who die in the Lord from henceforh yea
saith the spirit that they may rest from their abors and
their works do follow them A. N. F.
In Frenchs Creek District Baden county, the Goth JAM
last, after short but painful Illness MARY ELIZABETH
FLANAGAN, aged about 10 years.
On the lst ins JNO. SHEPHERD son of Jos. and Mary
c. Ewen, aged year three months and twentythree
On the 4th inst BOBERT MASON, son of E. A. and Caro-
line Brewer, aged years and months.
At his residence in Onsow county, on the Sd inst after
lingering illness of several MONTHS Mr.. JAMES PIVER
aged about 20 years
In the morning of Life the evening of the 18th day of
January 1852 ARTHUR second of A. c. and Francis
Smith, aged year, II months and days. Cow.
Suddenly of apopexy, in Abbevile S. c. on Saturday
TOGNO.
At his residence in Onsow county, the day of Feb
1852 in the thrtynnth year Of his age Mr. JESSE AMAN.
By this dspensation of Providence, large circle
whom kind and aeetonae wife and several children
involved in deep affection The deceased was possessed
Of many good qualities ne was brought to Eel ana know
hope in the Lordand Saviour Jesus Chris his
merits ground Of his hope for During his
humble submission to Gods will. His days extngushed
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ID. PIGOTT, AuctiOnecr.

Peremptory Sale.
AT EXCHANGE CORNER, in the town of Wilmington,
on Monday next 14th inst, at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
THAT VALUABLE PLANTATION,
about miles from town, Tin Middle Sound Distrct)
tang about 900 acres $50 of which under cultivation
well adapted the culture Of Corn Pea Nuts Potatoes
&c., with good range for stock.
ALSO,
On the premises Wednesday next, 10th ins all the
Stock and Farming Utensils on said farmconsistng of
CATTLE, HORSES, MULES, HOGS,
CORN, POTATOES FODDER,
WAGONS, CARTS, PHO UqHS, &C.
Persons wishing to examine viii apply to Dr. Newkrk
the premises.
Terms easy. 50 rs
Feb. 8, 1862 gesa l3l-tS-24-lt
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FEB. 8.-l3l&22-1w.

BETTER AND BETTER-WONDERFUL CURES.-J.
Smith, ESQ., enclosing the Mount Morah Cemetery
tell something of the magic power of De Graths Electric
OIL" Mr.. Klingsworth, proprietor of the Tontne in
Seventh street. tell if helped him off his clutches in
two days. Mrs Gordon, No. Birds tell you
relieved her Of pain in the side and shorness of breath
VIM Mullen Esq, prison agent tell you he told Mr..
Bradford he would warrant that Professor De tirath
(genune) Electric Oil would his Rheumatism - and
lady at No Ann street. tell if it cured Felon three
days and Mr. Forbes, Of Harrisburg tell if it cured him
of great pain in his ons and Rheumatism, after using Dr.
Jaynes Medicine and had other treatment long time
(ask john Wyeth Esp Also, of Piles just cured
certificate in the office with hundreds of others many
daily occurring. Come and If it won't
come and get back your money.
Don't forget, the Office is No. 80 South Eighth street.
three doors South of Chestnut.
Remember that pears sell the genuine. No respect
able medicine is sold by pedlars anywhere any
sense should know. PROF. c. DE GRATH,
80, S. Eeigth St. PhiIa.
n. B.-Examine the il the ass, and the written
signature, TO avoid fraud.
For sale at the Office of the Odd Fellow Boonsboro,
Md.
Price so cents and IS cents per bottle.
For sale in Wilmington, n. c., by Drake & McI4in and
W. H. Lppitt Druggists and by Druggists and Merchants
generally.
Feb. 10.-133&24-lw.
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WHAT GAVE My WIFE FOR New YEARS Pres
EMIT presume, says the Boston Gazette there would
be little disappointment if omitted to inform my
readers after making them particpators in my search
after pertinent New Years gift for my wife, what
did really give her a souvenir Of my continued unfa
ing and ever increase affection. During the past week
have been very busy trying to find something which
would be acceptable, and on New Years day the gifts
Of friends to her numerous, that [ went to my
place of business very sad and very unhappy man.
1t was quite late when | reached my desk which was
covered with letters and notes; began to open them
rapidly. Letter No l. contained a bill for dry goods !;
letter No. bill for bonnets letter No. a bill for
shoes and thirty cut Of sixtyone general re-
mnders that little will out clothes, that wife
requires garments, and that household has its expenses
Some husbands have, no doubt groaned nwardy today
from these quarterly Affections but there is phi
lOsophy of life applicable to bills L thought how
much larger it might have been. rubbed my hands
with delight, when l the doctors bill only thr-
teen dollars and the shoe BILL which large only
indicative Of the general health Of the family At this
moment, happy thought struck me. [ filed the bills
neatly put the Of the persons to whom they We're
DUE with the amount on the backs, and having made
very neat package, enclosed a check for the sum to-
tal and sent it home with this inscription
MY WIFE's NEW YEARS PRESENT,
January l, 1859.
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10000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

fe THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the above amount
STa of LANDS in quantities to suit purchasers. This
Land lies within six miles of the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad Lumber river and suitable for
FARMING, MAKING TURPENTINE, or the L UNI
Der BUSINESS 1t will be sold foT onefourth cash, the
balance twelve months and three years time approved
purchasers. Also excellent D YELLING no USE ana
q STORE no USE, and other OUT HO USES The situa
ton is the best stand for Merchandising in Robson
ty. will take negroes in part pay.
ALLEN GRIFFIN.
Feb. s, 1859. 13l-2aw4w-24-4t
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I'VE that the larger portion Of above sales have
made clear of ea which about equal to s. 80 for
soft and 81 40 for hard]
SPIRITS TURPENTIE-The market ruled inactive for this
article and transactions meagre up to Tuesday,
that day. however, there considerable activity under
the advices received and the price went up cent about all
that could reached being taken at 46 cents = gallon No
sales reported this morning. receipts for the week have
been small and there is a very light stock in first hands.
tie Is follows:
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CARD TO LADIES AND GENrLEDIEN.

CARD TO LADIES AND GENTLENIEN.
: WE ASSORTMENT OF SILK UMBRELLAS at 80 Mar
ket Street. is truly elegant. The Silk of which these
goods manufactured certainly the best felt
Of The general get up of the article is superb
We noticed one just opened Of those POPULAR
UMBRELLAS FOR CHILDREN, at the low price of FIFTY
CENTS This is low enough-but Baldwin showed Us an
article quite substantial and good looking for TWENTY
FIVE CENTS!
For Umbrellasthe superior makethe reasonable price
of English French and American make and style go to
BALDWIN'S,
Feb 10th SO Market Street.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 10TH, 1859.

TURrENTINE-After closing our review on Thursday last
the price of both soft and hard gave way cents with sales
81 S. for virgin and yellow Dip and 81 65 for hard, y
bb of $50 lbs There has since been steady demand for
both shipping and dslng purposes and all received has
changed hands above figures The arrivals for the week
Just ended have been moderate and the sales reach 93l
follows:
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CARLYLE, ILL. June o. 1852.
have used Prof. O. J. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effects. My hair becoming
thought permanently gray, but by the of his Res
oratye has restored its original color and have doubt
permanently so. S. BREsSE ex-senator, U. s.
o; w0OD CO.. Propretors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York, Tin the great n Y. Wire Railing Establishments and
la Market street. st. Louis Mo.
Sold in Wilmington, N. c. by Walker Meares, W H. Lip
pitt, Drake McLin, and by all good Druggists
Jan. u. 4G-9-3rn
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DIR. DEEMS school. FOR ROTH sEXES.

- - " Z o ", n. c.
THlS INSTITUTION comprises Schools of Languages,
L Mathematics. Natural Sciences Music, Design, and
Bellies Lettres 1t has healthy location ample Faculty,
and commodious buildings. The pupils charged from
their entrance only The students in the Male Department
have the military drill without expense The young
ladies board with the Rectors family For circulars apply
to Prof RADCLIFFE, Wilson, n. C.
Feb. Sth IS59-l3I-3t-
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BY SCHOONER YESTERDAY
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
CompEeteIY Preserved the Greatest Age.

A ND WHO THAT IS GRAY would not have it restored
N to former color; bald, but would have the growth
toed troubled with dandru itching but would have
removed, troubled with scroula scadhead, other
eruptons but would be cured with sick headache (neu
ragia) but would be cured 1t will also all pmpes
from the face and skin Prof Woods Hair Restorative will
do all this, see circular and the following:
ANN ARBOR, Nov. 5, 1856.
PROF. o. J. WOoD-Dear Sir: have Fo,rd much said
of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative but hav
ing been often cheated by quacks and quack nosrum
hair dyes &c. disposed to place your Restorative in
the category with the thousand and loudly
peted quack remedies until met you in La county
months since when you gave such
duced the trial of your Restorative in FIRST by
good wife, whose hair had become very thin and entirely
white and before eXhausng of large bottles her
hair restored nearly to its original beautiful brown color
and had hckened and become and glossy upon and
entirely the head she continues simply be-
of its identifying effects the hair but because of
its heathul influence upon the head and mind Others of
my family and friends using your Restorative with the
happies effects therefore my skeptcism and doubts in
reference to its character is entirely removed and
and do most cordially and condentay its
by all who would have their hair restored from white
(by of sickness to original color and beauty
and by all young who would have their hair beau
full and glossy.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
n
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AMERICAN GUANO

TO FARMERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO.
FINHlS GUANO FROM JARVIS ISLAND, in the Pacific
Ocean, containing so per cent Of Phospnaes and Sui
phates OF Lime and the most valuable fertilizer known, is
offered for sale in large small quantities at about two
thirds the price of Peruvian For full information and par
tiCulars address c. s. MARSHALL,
President Of the american Gudno Company
&c WILLIAM STREET, NEW-Y YORK.
Feb. 5th 1859 l256t-244t*
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POcKET HOOK LOST

IEE5asz On THE 9th INST., lost, in this place my
POCKET BOOK, or had the same stolen from
me. 1t contained, among other papers, one note
Jacob Hare for about 1885, with credits thereon of $50
dated Oct, 49, Note of VIM D. Carr fer $780, dated last
October: Note of David Murray for $5 with credits on
same of $50 dated in 80 These parties are cautioned
not to pay the same to others than myself all
are fOrewarned from trading for the same
JAMES CARR, of Dupin County
Wilmington n. c., Feb. IL, l859-24-3t*
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RosIN-The market for all grades remains about Che same
as noted in our last For fine Pale there is fair demand
at present. and offering would sell readily at high
figures. There is fair stock flow Nos. and mar
ket and but light demand. We quote sales of only 500
bbls No at 81 S73 81 So and 372 do. No. at 81 % y
Dbl. For Common the demand has been limited owing
mainly to the difficulty experienced in obtaining freight
room we learn however, that 81 Is is offered but holders
are asking higher rates. We quote sales Thursday last
of 200 bbls. at 81 l2 for large bbls 500 do at 81 Is
80 lbs; and 500 do strained at 81 l5 bb; transac
tions since that aware of.
TAR-The market ruled quite dull for the past week
On Friday last the price declined 10 cents and the sales
since have been at 81 so % bblcosing with light demand,
and a downward tendency in price. Sales follows:
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lowing O. va " " 0
was afflicted with Debility of the digestive organs
amounting to attack of Dyspepsia which had re-
ouced tes considerably My wife also afflicted under
your medicine, called Bprhaces Holland Biters we both
obtained relief and happy afford you this public evidence
Of its value. JOHN FORSYTH
PITTsBURGH Jan %, 1867.
Zee advertisement. FEB, 8-l3l&22-lw
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Very truly and respectfully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.

FRIEND WOoD: 1t long time after saw you Bliss
field before got the bottle of Restorative for which you
order upon your agent Detroit and when got
concluded to try Mrs Manns hair the
test of its power. 1t has done all that you assured it
would do and others OF my family and friends having wit
messed the effects, and recommending il
others entitled to the CHEST consideration you claim
for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly yours
SOLOMON MANN.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Nos 972, l22I 2O73, 8,2 IL 482 1865, 20 1876 90 1885,
2l,584, 26, 435, 81, 600 each. -
The next Drawing of this celebrated Lottery will take
place on the 18th Of February For particulars adver
tsement in another column.
DON RODRIGUEZ Charleston s. C.
Feb. 9th. I32&24-lt*
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NoTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar and Turpentine, sold in the
water, subject to the expense of landing inspection
cooperage say lumber 80 cents to 81 NJ; Tar and
Tupenne about 10 @ Il cents bbl-and naval stores
when brought % Railroad about the expenses in
curred.--* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of onefh is made the price Of yellow dip,
cording to quality
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BGRHAVES
HOLLAND BITTERS.

THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND
FEVER AND AGUB. So
And the aectons consequent upon disordered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Dependency Costvenes
Blind aud Bleeding Piles In all Nervous Rheumatic, and
Neuralgia Affections, has in numerous instances proved
highly beneficial and in others effected decided
This is purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor BGrhave Because of its great in
most of the European States its introduction into the United
States intended more especially for those of father
land scattered here and there the face OF this mighty
country Meeting with great success among them, now
offer it to the American public, knowing that its truly
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continuous
Of ardent spirits other forms of dissipation Generally
of fe thrilling and quckenng every nerve raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact nusing new health and vgor
in the system.
NOTiCE-Whoever expects to find this beverage will
will prove grateful cordal possessed Of singular
remedial properties.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
chasing Be not pursuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Borhaves Holland Bers fair trial One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior is to ali these
limitations.
sole propretors. BENJAMIN PAGE, il. & Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by VIM. II. LIPPTTT, DRAKE& NC
LIN, WALKER MEARES, and Druggists generally through
out the State.
lime g. I858-232&41-1y
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current,

1t should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be paid. 1--sE'@Tss
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.ATTENT1oN, TIIE AFFIICTED MonIn,

INTENTION, THE AFFLICTED WORLD,
MERCHANTS, Druggists Physicians and all dealers in
Patent Medicines and the public generally are apprised
that have appointed Dr.. A. O.. BRADLEY Wholesale and
Retail Agent for the sale of GRAYS GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them at nv low
est wholesale price. ~ w F. GRAY
Nashville, Dec. 18TH 1857 Sole Proprietor.
Nov. 5th, 1858 1otl5ap5s 5
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TONIC.

From Col. ALBERT PIKE, II. c., from Arkansas:
WASHINGTON, D. Co. June H. 1856.
have used two bottles of your 'Borhaue's Holland
Buffers and have found very useful in Indigestion
and Headache and Recommend all who need Meas
ant and cfficacious remedy and valuable tonic
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-11

THESE SCALES are now regarded
; i as the STANDARD FOR COR
RECT WEIGHT, aud are in use by
nearly every Railroad Company, Mer-
chant and manufacturing establish
ment throughout the country. The
reputation which these Scales have
acquired has been of steady growth
from the commencement to the pres
'ent time, and is based upon the prin-
;ciple adopted by US, and never devil
;ated from, of allowing none but PER
,FECT WEIGHING MACHINES to go forth
from our establishment.
We have more than one hundred
different notifications of these Scales,
adapted to tie wants OF every de-
:partment of businesS where correct
and durable Scale is required.
; Call and examine, or send for an
illustrated circular.
FAIRBANKS s. CO.,
l69 BROADWAY,
NeD York.
33-taW4m-7-4m
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CANDLEs-CANDLEs.
100 BOXES ADAMANTINE;
IOO 10 do. Sperm. For sale by .-,,,.,
Feb. 7. u. d. GREENE.
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BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP-No beeyes have been brought
to market during the past week that Of
sequeny we sales notice. Butchers
y any hand at present. and there is brisk demand "a
prime article sells readily at quotations in table, SHEEP
are also in demand at 81 so for good quality and market
bare.
BARRELs-In the market for empty Spirits Turpentne bar
rels change of importance to make The demand
during week has been limited and there is moderate
supply first hands We quote small sales at prices rang
m from 81 65 81 so for second hand quality
CoTToNDung the week just ended the markethas ruled
exceedingly dull for this article buyers having shown little
disposition operate under the unfayorabe advces from
the Northern markets. and Tuesday the European news
was received reporting fuher decline in prices thereby
mparng dizziness to the market, and at the tine of
making up report it is in dropping condition We hear
of only few small parcels having changed hands since
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, DYsrETTIC WOMEN NOTICE !-BorhdUe'S Holland Biter
has cured NE of dyspepsia by using it only one week
Recommend it confidently to all suffering from this disease
CIARA z SCRuCIIM N
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(Nr > IS the wife OF the noted Lithogropher)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

ANOTHER FIRE NEAR BosToN-A Boy the In
ceadiary.-The large City Building, on Deer
Island, in Bost habor, was set on fire by one
of the boys confined there on Sunday morn
ing at O'Clock, and damaged to the amount of
$4,000. A dispatch says:
This building is an immense brick structure.
built in the form of a Latin cross and con tains
the House of Reformation, the House of In
dustry, and number of sehool-rooms and Of
fees. The House of Reformation is situated
in the east wing of the building, which forms
the handle of the cross. The fire was set in
one of the derlnitories of this part, by a boy
named Michael Riley, assisted by two other
boys. II was done by placing straw and paper
in the ventilator and setting fire to it. They
were first led to do it by reading an account Of
the fire at the State Reform School at Westbo-
rough. The officers connected with the build
ing worked with great energy. and succeeded
in combining the fire to this wing The roof is
entirely burnt and the first upper floor. The
boy Riley has since confessed the whole affair,
and duplicates fsur other boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

THE FRENCH SoLDIER.-The Steele gives
the following sketch of the situation of the
troops now eneamped at StKaIaur: S.tch is
the energy of the French chaE,cter and such
the vigor of constitution of the soldiers that
the amalgamation is already complete between
those who arrived three days ago and those
who came yesterday. Whilst the latter still
covered with dust and perspration. hastened
TO pitch their tents to seek in them that repose
of which they stood in need, the former quite
recovered, were furnishing up their arms
beating their clothes, and curling their mus
tachios, while at the same time they attended to
the cookery going on in the open air in frent of
their tents. Every one has recoy cred that gale
ty which characteristics the French "AIi this
the effect of night passed on good bed' said
a grenadier of the Guard to 4 visitor pointing
at the same time TO that on which he had slept
1t was purely and simply composed of some
bundles of hay, which had been dried in the
sun on the glacis of Fincennes. 'iIt is a long
time,'' he added "since we had such 4 bed or
were able TO sleep so quietly. In Italy, owing
TO the storms and rice grounds we had more
frequently to lie down in water and then
before we had well settled ourselves there
We're obliged to start up and resume our
march" While speaking thus, the grenadier
took from his knapsack some needles thread
and thlnble, and, sitting down, proceeded
gravely TO repair large rent in his red trou-
sers, with piece of white CLOTH cut from the
Jacket of an Austrian soldier. This accounted
for the patchwork of different colors which
was visible on the uniforms of MANY of the
French soldiers.