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TO TIE AFfLIFTED.--Dr /. J. Czapkay returns his
r.nage. ard would take This opportunity TO remind
ts!n hat 10 continues consult st hs Institute for
t." Of all forms Of Private Diseases such as Sy.
mills GcnoFhTa. nocturnal emissions and all the
consequences of self abuse In the first stages Of Sv-
philitc gonofrhoe diseases he guarantees cure in
few days without inconvenience 10 the patient or
Lindrance 10 hi> business When patient by neglect
or imrrorer treatment, has developed the secondary
symptoms Of syphilis, such buboes painful swell.
ngs on the groins. ulcers in the throat and nose
which not checked destroy the soft parts and
the bones TO mortity separate and come away leaving
the sufferer an object hleous 10 beio'd : or when
blot hes and rmples break the skin or when
he has painful swellings upon the bones when his
constitution is injured pre- dispose to consump
ton or other constitutional disease the doctor guaran
tees cure or asks no compensation.
In rheumatism. chronic acute in dvsenterv or
diarrhGa lie "a safe and efectual remedies For
the treatment o' the consequences of selfabuse such
as nocturnal emissions, nervousness tmiditv head.
ache pains in the back and limbs with general weak
ness loss of appetite. loss of memory Injury to the
sight restlessness confusion of ideas dislike for sece-
y and feeling OF wearness of lfe with the nervous
system exctabe that slight noises shock or stare
the patient making his existance miserable For the
above maladies the Doctor will guarantee a cure or ask
no compensation He be consuIte free of charge
and invites all TO call it viii them nothing and
may be much to their advantage. Office hours from 9
A. NJ to 9 P. N.
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SpermatOrrhea,

OR local weakness rvousdebility low spirits las
~ situde weakness OF the limbs and back iHdspos
ton and ncapablts for labor and study dullness Of
prehenSion loss of memory. aversion society love OF
solitude tidity. selfdistrust, dizziness headache
involuntary discharges pains in the side affections
the eyes pmples the face sexual and other in
hrmities in cured without fail by the Justly
celebrated physician and surgeon, l.. j. Czapkay His
method of curing disease, new. (unktown t.
others )and hence the great All consuta tions
(by letter otherwise) free. Address L. j. Czapkay
VI. D. San Francisco. California.
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Mexican Fever Cure.

For Fever and Ague Chill Fever Dumb Ague Pa
na.a. Remittent, Bilious, and ali forms of Malarou-
Fevers
A1- This remedy has never failed'~ perform 4
and eiectual cure, matter he
what has been taken previoue
dreds testify who hs
other remedies.
Price only
For sale by all regular
State, and by the Proprietor.
See that you get the genuine II.
nature, on each bottle of
4. HALL. & CO., Druggists
142 and 145 Clay street San Francisco.
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Dr. Is u. CxapEkay'S
Private Medical and Sureical Instit ute
SacrTrento street below Montgomery opposite
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Acf!e AAii rsAMslilp COMPANY ol fcE
Established Ia S for the permanent cure of all pri
vate and chronic diseases and the suppression oi
ouackery.
Attending "nl Resident Physician. l.. J. CZAPKAY,
" H.. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chici
hyscias to th~ 2nth Regiment of Ionveds Chief Sur.
leon 10 the Military Hospital of Pesth. Hungary
he late lecturer on the diseases of women and chill
dren. ani II norary member of the Philadelphia Co,
eye Of heai,ne.
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communications strictly confidential Consulta.
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uN1Fosn1 REMEDY

In cases Of Scrofna, Leprosy, Tumors Swelling Of the
Joints, rheumatism Erysipelas, Kings Evil and
every complaint symptomatic of Impure Blood; and
ST. the diseases of the Muscles and Tissues together
with general debility OF the system yield to this un-
falling Purifier of the Bloolfor the blood is the chan
rel through which disease nds its way to the various
orusns of he body
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Thank sgiVfHg

Was observed here yesterday pretty generally by a
suspension of business and by services in the various
churches and by innocent amusements but are hap
Ply to say that exhibitions of roousness or disspa-
ton marred the pleasure of the occasion good many
of the people went to the Sound elsewhere out of town
aad the streets would have more than Sabbath
air of quieude had it not been for the strangers who
in to attend the meeting of the stockholders in the
Wilmington Manchester r. R. Company.
During the day the Howard Engine Company was
out and presented fine appearance They are noble,
servceabe looking body of men, and their bearing has
never belied their ooks-D a1ty Journal, 25M INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02
CorreSE Ondents.

AS a general thing what called leter-Writers cor
respondents of newspapers somewhat of nuisance,
when they hail from the great centres of news and
commerce, where something is always occurring to make
item or suggest paragraph. But when these pro.
fessional correspondents scattered around in little
villages or located in rural communities they become
little too bad, for generally speaking, the only thing
upon which they depend for matter is the local Cos
sip or neighborhood scandal. What good comes Of
pouring that out through the columns of newspaper
let any thinking say If any incident worth re-
cordng does occur, forthwith it goes in its first crude
ness with Of the allowances that the Judgment and
experience of any fit to be local reporter of
a respectable paper ought to suggest
We have noticed this in the correspondents oil
very worthy and esteemed contemporary of the Peters
burg Express one of whom came out with flaming at
tack upon Robinson & Lakes circus which, whatever
the motives OF the writer were however true he NAV
have thought his account, turned out to be wholly uu
just to harsher phrase Then again an unortu-
nate difficulty occurs between B. F. Moore ESQ., and
other gentleman-post haste it is in print in form
that both equally condemn. Again. ferocious affair is
said to have occurred with Robnsous circus somewhere
in Robson county, n Co. nnetenths at least of which
is exaggeration, and the other tenth is probably
mistatement.
This sort of energy hardly admire or emulate
We content to be the slow coach order to use
the courteous term of North Carolina contemporary
rather than to lend any of columns to be vehicle for
what we can neither endorse nor sanction.
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New Locomotives.

A pressure Of other matters on Friday and absence
from town Saturday, caused to neglect mentioning
two new and powerful passenger engines just added
to the machinery of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road. They are duplicates of each other one being
named the Governor Ellis the other, the P. X. Dckin
son. They built by Baldwin, Of Philadelphia,
each fifty thousand pounds in weight; have driving
wheels five feet and half in diameter will run as fast
may be desired and carry any number of that
may be attached cost here between eight and nine
thousand dollars piece We know how they go, for We
have ridden behind them
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stockholders Meeting.

On yesterday Friday forenoon after the report of the
President and Directors, with the accompanying docu-
mens had been presented, they referred to
mttee consisting Of Gov. Ellis, Dr. A. j. DeRosset,
Hon. W. S. Ashe, Gen. VIM. Evans, A. f. McIver,
and then the meeting adjourned until three o'clock P NJ
On the re-assembng of the Stockholders in the af-
tenoon the committee to whom had been referred the
report Of the President and directors submitted report
through their Chairman the main point of which has refer
to the establishment Of steamship lne the CUES
ton being in what proportion the Wilmington & Wei
don and the Wilmington Manchester Railroads should
respectively subscribe to the stock of the steamship Co.;
the committee to the conclusion that in the pres
ent position of affairs the interests and circumstances
of the two Roads render it fair that the Wilmington &
Weldon should take stock in the proportion of two dol
lars to every one dollar taken by the Wilmington &
Manchester Company. The Wilmington & Weldon
Stockholders having already authorized their Directors
to subscribe thirty thousand dollars the committee re-
commended the granting of authority to the Directors
IN the Wilmington Manchester Company to subscribe
fifteen thousand dollars After good deal of discussion
the substance of this report passed in the form OF
resolution and the authority granted.
resolution was passed in favor of petitioning the
Legislatures of North and South Carolina to exempt
the employees of the Road from military jury and road
duty In the broad form in which it passed. the reso
luton asks too much.
The meeting then went into election of officers for the
ensuing year-pendng the vote for President resolu
ton was offered and passed. fixing the salary of the Pres
ident at three thousand dollars.
7. D. Walker, Esq, President, and the old Board Of
Directors were reelected without opposition.
Resolutions of thanks passed to the officers Of
the meeting for their courtesy and attention. and to His
Exceency the Governor for the interest manifested in
the work by his personal presence the occasion.
The Secretaries of the meeting, with R. H. Cowan
ESQ., were appointed committee to prepare the pro-
ceedngs for publication.
Adjourned to meet in Wilmington on the Wednesday
after the third Monday in November next.
We think the feeling in regard to the affairs of the
Company is more cheerful than it has been for years.
People begin to see daylght-here is prospect to gel
out of the woods at distant day. and the stock ha,
assumed greater tirmness-Do'7y Journal 26th inst
HE WRECK OF THE STEAMER Naturalization Non II
"A boat containing five of the of the wrecked eteame
picked II at md +bo Re-
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cal force it has imposed arduous labor and raro
bty upon the Transportation Agent than is proper ~ M
sirable. FNi VI &C.
For the prompt despatch of business greater securi
better elaboration of the present system it is verv u
tant that more liberal provision be made for the wan
the Transportation Department at this point wants Of
is gratifying to again report the fidelity and zeal 8
officers and employees generally. To the prompt and a
the years operations to great extent due ' OF
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES P. ROBERTSON
General
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Bs2gF His Excellency Gov. Ellis, arrived here this
morning looking remarkably well, although little tired
He will remain with to-day and probably tomorrow.
His visit is upon business connected with several works
of internal mprovement.-Daity Journal, 25th inst.
esg~ We are indebted to the Sampson County Agri-
cultural Society," through their Secretary, T. II. Holmes
ESQ., for an invitation to attend the Fair to be held at
Clinton on the lst 3D. and Sd days of December inst
If we can, we will get up. We have not yet ceased
to regret absence from the Fair at Dupn, although
almost unavoidable.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WILMINGTON. N c.. MONDAY. NOV. 2g, 1852
D.mocratle Mee.lng In BRUNSWICK Co.

5
We requested to state that there will be meet
ing OF the Democratic Citizens of Brunswick County, at
the Court House in SmthvilIe, on Monday of next
County Court being the first Monday in December, for
the purpose of appointing Delegates to the State and
District Conventions and aSo for the appointment Of
a Democratic Executive Committee for Brunswick
County.
A full attendance is earnestly requested.
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LOUIS b. ERAMBERT.

PHARMACEUTIST, WILMINGTON, N. c.
(Under the Carolina Hote,) 1
CONTINUES to make weekly additions to his FfesI. any d
~ well selected stock of Drugs Chemicals, Pertumely ave
Toilet articles &C. By recent arrivals the following h
been received: Gelsemn Hydrasten Leptandrin, Cmaci
fugin Podophyln Extracts of Matco German Qulnne' q"
complete assortment of Trusses now on manu- in
sending the measurement and also, for which ON
the instrument is wanted for.
Oct. 18th. 1883
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Il. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL, JOY ALLYN,
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOHN F. BRACE,
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES J. RUSS.
H. HUNTINGTON, President
TIMO c. ALLYN, Secretary
G. c. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
VIM. N. BOWERS, ACtudry.
This old Ind reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY YEARS continues against Loss or Damage
by Fire Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores N@r
chandise Mills Manufactures, and most other kinds OF
property, on its usual satisfactory terms
Particular attention given to nsurng Farm Property con
sisting of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected
and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
&c. &c. contained in the for term Of three or I'VE
years at loo rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised Agent for Wilmington and vicinity
Losses equtably adjusted at this Agency and paid mme
da tely upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN t
cities Of Neao York Boston, the assured may prefer
II. r. SAVAGE, Agent
Wilmington N. c., Feb. Ia, I859-l4-26Iv*
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StockhOfsIeIs, Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in the Will
minoton and Manchester Rail Road Company con-
vened in the Court House yesterday Thursday, Nov
24th) at 10 1-2 O'Clock The meeting was organizvd
by calling Col Josiah Maultsby, of Columbus, 10 tie
Chair 1t being Thanksgiving day, motion, the
meeting adjourned until Friday-to-day-at 10 O'Clock.
Col Mautsby declining to serve as permanent Chair
man, Gen. S. R. Chandler Of Sumpter, was called to
preside W. A. Walker and VIM. L. Pitts APP
pointed Secretaries The Secretaries, with Messrs. r.
H. Cowan and J. M. 1immons, appointed COM
mttee to verify proxies aud ascertain the amount of
stock represented.
The proxy of the State is held by his Excelency the
Governor that for the town of Wilmington, by I. G.
Miller, Esq The stock formerly held by the State OF
South Carolina but now by the Charleston and Savan-
nah Rail Road Company is represented by Hon. W S.
Ashe and Hon. S. j. Person.
At 20 minutes to IL O'Clock the committee reported
that 16O6 shars represented in person. and 1898
by proxy making 9,l99 in all, which being majority
the Chairman pronounced the meeting ready tor bust
nrss At minutes to 7 D. Walker, Esq, President
commenced reading the report of the President and Di
rectors, which, with accompanying documents, was sub
mitted to the enthusiastically Journal 25h INST
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or o pei cent nearly over Inc nett receipts OF the previous
year.
Included in the above statement of expenditures items
to the of S. 6 AZ of old depts for op
Grating prior to l858-together with the Is new
freight cars (say not needed deterioration
but Gas will be comparison of freight receipts for
of the Road. redtlng Expense Account by these two
amounts the ratio of receipts to expenses will be as lO4
The policy of reducing gradually and nearly practi
cable the operations of the Road to strictly cash system
has been closely adhered to- Few have been al
lowed stand during the past year. after
for payment.
The credit balances standing upon my Estimate and Ac-
count Books together with memoranda statement of
counts outstanding against the Company. show that
present Indebtedness is smaller than any previous
is believed business will in future enable to re
qure the prompt Ct and which can
be readily met Nothing more than this will tend to place
at command the best quality of materials good la
Dor at the lowest prices and to faithful
and reliable contractors The increasing demand for labor
throughout section of the country admonshes us to
persevere in this policy until shall successfully attain its
adoption.
Until within the present year just comparison of the
expenditures IN the departments could be arrived
owing the many constantly being made
upon old accounts With rigid adherence to the practice
prompt payments this embarrassment will be avoided and
while more correct judgment be formed of the
and expenditures the several departments habits of
thought business scrutiny and economy will also be
dered IN the heads of the various departments.
By reference to statement c., which affords comparison
Of receipts from the several years operations will be
seen that
item Of through travel has increased over the
year., 81 ,239 Il
Do. do. freight and minor sources :. SO 1874 SO
Do. do. mail. Observation-Disclosures. ..., 2.l37 so
Total increase in gross receipts. 81 85l 81
Inc number OF through passengers carried both ways has
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Military.

On Wednesday afternoon the German Volunteers were
out for parade and drill under the command of Captain
Cornehlsen, being the first turn out since Captain Cs
return home from Europe.
The Volunteers :" turned out with full ranks, and
presented most sodierke appearance, going through
their maneuvres with great accuracy and prcclson-
We are glad to see that the7 voluner spirit is By no
means failing among US, but the
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most beautiful and substantial Our and
proved hemmer will turn hem Of any width, stitching
the same time without any previous bastng.
We warrant these Machines be just what we here
present. and guarantee to refund the money any
who after learning heruse satisfied with his bar
gain
Testimonials be at the rooms and reference
given. E. I. BARRY & CO,
Propretors of the Patent for Middle and Eastern Nrb
Carolina, to whom apply for County Agencies.
June Goth, l859.-244S43-l awly'
WILMINGTON, N. c.. 18th July 1859.
Messrs. E T. BARRY co.. Gentlemen =
THE SEWING MACHIN of Scovil & GOodell's pattern
which purchased from you time SINCE sews with
great rapidity and neatness Its great
its simplicity of construction and its adaptation
lily The negroes and children about the house soon ac
quire knowledge of its use, and apparently well
the most experienced. have hesitancy in recommend
ing it as a useful inventions
July 15.-46-tf NJ. LONDON.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COnP'Y.
HARTFORD. CONN

hcoEPoaATED A. p. 1870. CHARTER PERPETUAL
Authorised Capital. 81 900
Caphta1 HoIu ooO,oCO
SuTPluSs ""VJOV"
ASSETS JANUARY !, 1859.
Cash on hand and in Bank SAB 455 p
Cash in hand of Agents and in transit. "a 827 %
Real Estate unencumbered, (cash value, 900 90
Bills Receivable, amply secured .......... 3l74 s.
24O4 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford, 23043 90
22OO " 6 {" g New York. ........ 1871, $50 90
ITO 6 " " Boston, ........ "A G2O 90
100 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri 10000 90
State and City Bonds, 6 per cents. .... 1925 90
Rail Road Stocks. ........ 1920 90
United States Treasury NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l4035 90
oO3769
DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGDON CHARLES BOSWELL, JOY ALLYN,
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOHN 7. BRACE
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BLANKETS.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF NEGRO BLANKETS cbaor l.
n HEDRICK g. RYAN,
Nov. is, 1859. ]AN'