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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
SACKvILLE. N r. Aup. god

SACKvILLE, N. B., Aug. 22d, 1859.
The stables at Truro, Nova Scotia, including the
nss horses ofthe Associated Press were burnt TODAY
supposed to be the work Of ncendiary 1t is feared
tbs will delay the Canadas news some hours. The COM
merc public should therefore beware of any except
tborzed reports Of foreign intelligence.
BosToN, Aug 24th 1859.
AT the trotting race here yesterday between Flora
Temple and Princess, best three in fve-mie heats
Flora won in three straight heats.
New York Markets.
New YORK. August 25, 1859
At the close yesterdGy,]
CottoD-Steady, with sales of 900 bales and market
generally unchanged.
Flour advancing Southern S. S. 25 Wheat ad
vanong choice white 81 81; red 81 % Corn
Choice mixed So.
r. Naval Stores and Rice the business was limited at
previous rates.
Nothing heard of the Canada now over due at Halifax
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who myseiousy disappeared the oath of July, was
found to-day alive, reduced almost to skeleton in
slough hole about mile from the house where she lived
She says the only susenance she has had for the last 26
DAYS was water Mrs D. is "A years old and partially
insane. She was unsuccessiuy searched for by large
nartics for two weeks after her disappearance
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The market closed yesterday at advance of cents
soft. and sales made above.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE After closing report on Thurs
day last the price advanced shade with sales at 393 40
The market rather unsettled up to Monday but
then has ruled steady at 40 CENTS and transactions
quite heavy We quote sales for the week Of 4675 bbs,
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Death of Ex-SDeoker Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Aug pa private dispatch from
Carlisle Indiana, announces the death of Hon. J. w.
Davis of that State, formerly Speaker of the United
States House Of Representatives, and at one time min
lister to China. Mr.. Davis also president of the
Democratic National Convention which assembled in
Baltimore in 1852 and nominated General Pierce for
thn Presidency.
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s. J. FAISON, A. B........... ........ .PRINCIPAL
TTNHE FIFTH SESSION of this School commences on
Monday, the 18th of September. Mr.. Faison having
sumed the School, independently of the Trustees will
peculiarly obliged to his friends in this and the
adjoining counties for continued patronage. As for the
elgence and morality which characterize the community
the healthulness of the locality its freedom from empta
ons of every kind to vice and deness, nothing need be
said to those who have hitherto formed acquaintance with
this Institution, and for such shall hereafter feel
posed to give it trial. they obtain all desirable
nation from those who have already favored it with their
confidence and cordial support
The rates of tuition will be heretofore 50 co. $12 so
and SIS 90 per session. No deduction made except for
sickness protraced beyond week. Good board
Tenet to the Scool be obtained at from 81 to IS per
month. LEWIS HIGHSMIIH.
Secretary Of Board Trustees
AUGUST, 18th 1859. 50 81
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Nav 6, 1859

HolIOway's PiIlsFor the periodical irregularities in
cidenta to the weaker this Alternative invaluable
remedy. From the first blush of womanhoOd the rpeness
of old age may be taken aid nvgorant expelant
ong Iif revaIizinn the hIo6d and the db
ted system Sold the manuactory No 80 Maiden Lane
New York. and by all Druggists at 25c., &c., and 81 per
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Inter from Havana.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 22.-The Cahawb has arrived from
Havana New Orleans with dates to the 9Th instant
Sugar firm, "a to 8. Lard buoyant Is to 49, Ster-
!ing exchange ~ prem. Money light.
Two cargOes OF Coolies had arrived at Havana.
The correspondent of the Crescent City says the
TeLuantepec mail robbers have been found Nothing
raInabe but the mails recovered.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
Fok THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 18th, 1859.

TURPENTINE.-Has been in moderate demand throughout
the week just ended and with the exception of decline
of 10 haId prices remain unchanged The arrivals
continue light for the season. and parcels readily taken
for dstIing purposes at quotations in table below We
quote sales for the week of 4, l95 bbls. follows:
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LAND For SALE.

eaa> THE SUBSCRIBER wishes O sell 434 acres of FINE
SaF$ FARMING LAND in Sampson County, four miles
~ North of Clinton. Said land differs from of the
land the county, being covered with dense forest of OAK
ash hickory and pne about 100 of said land being
asgh IF cultivation the growing crop the
will bear out in saying Persons wishing purchase
the above lands view the by calling Dr. H A.
Bizzel or a. B. Chestnut Esq, of Clinton.
CHARLES 81. STEVENS.
Aug. 26th, 1859. 52.tf
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS IN NORTH AND
SOUTH CAROLINA.

% l an IN MARKET NOW FOR THE PURPOSE
* OF BUYING NEGROES. All persons who have such
~ property dispose of would do well to call me,
at Warsaw N. O. will g. to any part Of either
of the above named States after negroes.
All letters promptly attended to.
August 26, lS59-52-6m. NORRIS FREDERICK
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RARE OPENING FOR PHYSICIANS. WITH DE-
SIRAELE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SIRAELE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to devote his time and atten-
ton to other business offers for sale in Conwayboro
S. c. his property, consisting of FIVE LOTS in
trail portion of business of the village neat COTTAGE
with rooms and necessary out building, and FIFTEEN
ACRES WELL WOODED SWAMP LAND
Also, my OFFICE OFFICE OUTFIT consisting of
splendid assortment of Drugs and Medicines Library Sur
cica Obstetca and Electrical instruments, Microscopes
and Chemical Apparatus and everything belonging well
arranged office. to say chat the stock of Medi-
cnes Instruments &C. is the best in the Eastern part of
practice is good and paying To young Physician
about commencing business, this is nducemen rarely
offered and seldom with Terms easy and ccommoda-
ting. JAMES ID. HUFFMAN, M. ID.
Conwayboro', S. c., 1859 52-4t
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BosroN, Aug. 22.-The United States sIoop-of-war
Savannah sailed from the lower bay yesterday. Her
destination is unknown but it is supposed she is bound
IN Vera CruZ.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

ssl should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price In filling small orders. high
rates have to be paid.
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Further from Denver city.

LEAvENwoRTH, August 23.-The Denver City ex-
press Of the 10th has arrived with six passengers and
$4,000 in gold dust
portion of the recently framed constitution of the
Territory has been published. There is aluson to
slavery in the bill of rights Suffrage is restricted to
whites exclusively The local papers silent in re-
spect to the provisions of the constitution.
The richest gold discoveries since the last arrival had
been made near Cheyenne Pass Although the opening
Of beds is daily occurrence, there great rush
towards Cheyenne Pass, where it is rumored that from
500 to $1,000 made per day to the single band
Rich quartz is to be found in abundance everywhere
Emigration is at present light, but steady. Business
brisk at Denver City. Merchandise and provisions
were selling cheap.
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SANDFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
NEVER DERII IT A les

COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
NEVER DEBILITATES.
THE BLOOD,
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
CURES SICK HEADACHE,
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS,
CURES COSTIVENESS.
See advertisement in another column.
July 20. 48-2m
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CHOWAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
WILL COMMENCE ITS FALL SESSION ON THE
w first Wednesday in October next. Catalogues con-
tanning full particulars may be had by application
BENZ. A. SPEIRS,
Aug &c, lS59-52-l7t* Murfreesboro' n G..
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AUCTION SALE.
By S. Nj. WEST, Auctioneer.

By S. Nj. WEST, AuctIoneer.
Bank Stock at AUCTION
ON TUESDAY, 18th Sept, 1882 at IL O'Clock, at Ex-
change Corner, will be sold,
SHARES COMMERCIAL BANK STOCK.
Terms at sale. By order of Administrator.
Aug 26. SITS.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Or. Bill
To Fall Term, 1859.

John R. Beaman, Admir-. of
Jos. j. Cole, J. B. Cox Sen.
and others, Or Bill
To Fall Term, 1852
Jacob B. and w. W. Cox,
Exrs. of Moses Cox decd,
and others.
1T APPEARING by the affidavit of complainant, J. B.
Cox Sem, that the defendants Jas. P n. Cox, William
Craddock and wife, Ann Craddock and the children of
Mary Pemberton, deceased wife of Purde PeIber
ton reside beyond the limits of this State. The said de-
PENDANTS hereby notified to appear at the next Court of
Equity held for the County of Sampson the Court
House Clinton the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday
September, A. D. 1882 and plead demur to
complanants BILL the viii be taken pro coresSo
and heard er pGrte
Witness, P. Murphy, G. N. E. at Clinton the 10th day
of August, A. d. 1859. P. MURPHY, G. N. E.
August rs, l859-526w.
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NOTE-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water subject to the expense Of landing inspection
Turpentne 10 q IA " bb-and naval stores,
when brought Y Railroad about the same expenses are
of eh is made the price of yellow Dip &C
cOrding % quality.
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Distressing Accident.

the eldest son of Hon. Kenneth Rayner OF this city, was
instantly killed by the accidental discharge Of gun which
lie had IN his hand. He was loading the gan, and by
some means the hammer fell and the entire load entered
under the chin causing instantaneous death. He was
Sprghty interesting lad about II years of age. We
deeply sympathise with his afflicted parents and family.
Raj. Spirit of the Age
?, Scene in Newspaper Foreman-Please Mr..
umn.
Editor.-What shall they be? Let me see
nj, 9reman-A murder, riot, rape or anything horrible
mi Edltor,-Here, boy, bring me Baltimore paper
Ilne editor ships at random IN. Y. Post.
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VXTELLINGTON, BEAUFORT, HARVARD, and ETON
w Ties Black Silk Cravats White Silk Suspenders &c.
at BALDWIN'S.
Auoust Ok 1880
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NOTICE.
TTNHERE WILL BE SPECIAL Term of the Superior
Court of Law, held for the County of Duplin at the
Court House in Kenansve the third Monday Sepem
Der next, for the trial of civil and equity cases.
HENRY R. KORNEGAY, Clerk
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NEGROES WANTED,

S& THE SUBSCRIBER is in market for a number of
"a Negroes, for which determined pay the high
NJ est cash prices. Persons having such property for
would do well to give call or address at Six
Runs, Sampson county, n. g. JOHN BARDEN.
August 18th. 1859. 52-6m
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Nos 388, 1872 1851, $780, 1867, 1910 1886, 5O8,
GAS 882 q, 539, 2l820, 23768, 25,Gl8, $1,000
EACH .u -,
The next Drawing of this celebrated Lottery will take
Mace on the 18th September For particulars see adver
tsement in another column. -
DON RODRIGUEZ, Charleston, s. c.
Az, o5+b 1870 299&52lt*
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The RUSSIAN FRIGATE GENERAL ADMIRAL-A pri-
Vae letter to the Boston Transcript, from ST. Peters
burg, dated July 49, makes the following reference to
the fine frigate built in New York I" went to Cron-
ad this afternoon to the frigate. She arrived
on Friday IN seven days from CherbOurg, and said to
have done admirably every respect since leaving New
I Ork. We could see her tall masts looming up above
those Of the ne-Otbatte ships around her. like giant
among pgmies She is certainly creditabe specimen
Of American skill, and Captain Comstock tells me she
Is highly praised by all who have seen her. The Grand
Duke Constantine, who is the chief OF the navy and
himself the General Admiral is delighted with his
n9esake and proposes to take her to England this fall
Inc Emperor visited her to-day, and seemed much pleas
ed with what he He kissed Capt. Shestakof who
came out in her, and promoted him to the post of aid
ue-camp Stout Captain COmstOck stood looking on,
asonshed at the Russian form of Salutation, and
ucTed II his turn was coming next. But his Imperial
majesty did not modest him. | noticed the Russian car
penter at work. building chapel the gun deck, and
On Sundays henCetOrth there will be service there,
corng to the elaborate formaites Of the GreekR
sian Church"
The KING OF PRUssIA.-As Der relations with Aus
ira and Germany grow daily more and more compllca-
ed Prussia begins to find it important to put the
Peme authority of the State upon some basis more
durable and solid than Regency. Almost the whole
royal family OF Prussia at least the brothers and
sisters OF King Frederic William are now assembled a.
Ems to consult upon the disposal of the crown. The En-
press DOWager OF Russia the Grand Duchess of Mecken
burg the Princess Frederic ofhe Netherlands the Prince
Regent, and the Prince Charles Of Prussia make up the
amy party The Kings physicians declare that though
Dis Majesty looks stOuer and better than before his
Journey to Italy his malady has made terrible progress
Paralysis Of several limbs is constantly looked for and
the celebrated ocust, Dr. Graefe, has announced that
there is reason to fear that the King will shortly become
quite blind 1t is a question, therefore, Of immediate
significance in the aspect of European affairs, whether
Inc Sovereignty Of Prussia shall pass at once into the
keeping of the Prince Regent, or be transferred from
him to his Frederic W iliam, the son-nlaw of Vic
tOria.
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DIR. Deems Appointments.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
c.n+arohor II IL Onslow .Swansboro.
October l., 2 Duplin, ........... Salem.
South River Mission,
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Paris Gnssln.


Inc Paris correspondent of the Court Journal tells
US mat there have beer serious uds between the En-
press Eugene and the Princess ClotiIde Prince Napo
icons young Sandman wife. He saws
The Marchesa de Viillamarina whose attachment to
the Princess Cotde has withstood everv chance and
change OF marriage and of Transportation has been ever
since the peace upon the stest and most imnractcab
terms with the court and has kept herself closely closet
"a as possible at the Palas Royal, with the Princess
Cloulde, her present friend and quondam pupil, Tn
those tmehaowed walls screened from the sun nv closed
]doue the two Sandman ladies have sat dav after dav
paying attention to nothing but the Geographic des
patches which arrive from Turin returning answers
and framing all kinds of phantasmagoria concernino
the next scenes to be played out in this drama which
corning 10 them had been withdrawn from the stage be-
lore IL was half performed rather whose author has
blown out the lights, turned the gas off, and left the
concluding tabeaux to be played in the dark 1t seems
ChaC from the very hrst there but little cordaly
between the ladies OF the Paas Royal and the ladies of
the lulleres. The Princess Mathde was the only LADY
among the latter who sought to conciliate the old
aShloned preudlces of the court of Turin to the more
modern Tree and easy style of the Tueries This lady
did everything in her power to draw the contending ee
ment together She even painted Mile de Vlama-
rinas portrait and sent it to the Exhibition ; but
this had no concliatory effect at ALL just the con-
trary. The return of the Emperor and the Prince
added fresh fuel to the flame, So much had to be COM
planned Of much had to be told and the tale was so
SAD and tull OF VICE. that explanation was demanded
| ny the Prince vi course this accorded, and it
needed but moments reasoning to convince any one
capable OF such unusual exercise in Paris that the COM
plants were but the discontinued poutings of spoiled
child under the unjust impression of neglect Even the
Empress whose kind and winning temper has made her
much beloved in the Court circle has not yet been able
wholly to over look the various little demonstrations
disappointed national pride with which the patriotic
little Princess receives the Emperor We have heard it
asserted that so great the annoyance experienced by
the young Princess at the termination of the war; that
serious thoughts are entertained of allowing her to IN
derake journey to Turin for the purpose of breathing
her natal air. rendered douby requisite in
of the excess of nostalgia and patriotism which has sez
ed upon her since the exploits of Victor Emanuel have
rendered him doubly DEAR
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ITO Arrived bales Gunny Bagging, standard
1 weight. For sale by G. q. q w. J. MUNRO.
Aup
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IHARLESTON RICE.-5O Casks Charleston Rice in
" store and for sale by
Aug. 18th, 1859 q. Z. q W. J. MUNRO.
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. ,uAcunuIA MILLS ELOuR.


Manufactured from best Selected Wheat,
EEK PRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE. "a
WYE HAVE made arrangements with the proprietOrs of
w these Mills which will enable to receive fresh sup
plies of this SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR every week.
Errn barrel quaraned to be of the best quality Persons
in want of reliable article of Flour will do well to give
q coll L. B. HUGGINS SONS,
Angust o. S. E. cor. Market Second SITS.
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vUsT RECEIVED PER sCHR. L. p. SMITH
eJ 100 bags Coffee;
200 s. Shot
10 bbls. Irish Potatoes-Mercers;
Sugars of all kinds
Rntter and Cheese-new and Prime;
Pork Soap Potash Concentrated Ley Baggng Rope and
Irvine Nails Grindstones, &C., &c. now landing and for
sale at low prices, by AENo h. GREENE.
August 18th.
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NAa-H4 NOAN 70 Z ~
John R. Beaman, Admr. OF
Jos. J. Cole, J. B. Cox, Sen.
and others,
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

See advertisement in another column.
T1lv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02
wINER's CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
The late DR.. Chapman of Philadelphia has laid down
rule that worms be suspected child where there is
emacson and especially weakness of the bowels accompsn
led discharge Of slime and and all medical
tiles that work thorough the stomach bowles
must be nvgoated well the themselves
charged. Hiers Canadian Vermge fulhs both these
dons 1t only exrpaes the vermcule bat strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent power Of the gastric juice
and mpas healthy action to the bowels. Hence cures
complete and permanent
TIE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy ckening yet
six out Of every ten children less afflicted with
them Why should this be the when there volumes
testimony that few doses of Wines Canadian
fuge will eradicate the disease Parents Of this
established fact and that the medicine free from
all deleerious substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances and
Hvgoraing to the system these the merits of WINERS
CANADIAN vERkIFUGE preparation which eradica.es
class of internal with degree Of dispatch that Is
as agreeable as 1t is astonishing
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT L co. Sole propre,ors.
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- IN PRESS-iRoBE's NEW METHOD
~ For the Piano Forte,

~ 9 ! y The undersigned publishers ,.r ,.,
month Of Ap e ms a soye mentioned viii issued in e
cH s.tsflSs az sR Fl be- wanting
s to Be one the valuable guides IN M
IL :a s4yaF t the ra essssv III
10 Z ldp hs ss TAX Of
Ing method for be systematic progressive and entertain
be, can aGaa teachers ard pups as
w s ies ps p9s Of
saiata o s e work s,5ss
M with simplest esn e 'eTTS S
81 iha sr. ya ssp vii b
practice ngs' and after thorough ansys ~
drestsd me eTos VII undoubtedly ovde teachers with well
correct a o & m ~ plan b which sound
aesnres viii little and in 50 ahcrt "a
Shnnsd themselves tedious systems heretofore
sr This work contains engraved figures illustrating the Diff
tbe OF the hands and pgure and also likeness
S s
's work s fsrn1 ssand in CLOTH
III receipt Of
M M I'm 5 Camp street, New Orleans.
CH4ANXGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LoCA-
Drs. CLARK & FR1EDRIcHs
Dentists,
Ne l2a Formerly l2l1z) CANAL STREET,
~ ~ ~; - !, .1ss- Union Bank Bulding.
BISCUIT GLASSE
AND SHERBETs,
10 be had lat all hours at
HOwARD'S,
Isl Camp street,
.o o.n opposite ST. Parck's Church.
N a. tES-4ooo barrels Tar, Pitch Rosin ana
~ oo ALFRED KEARNY,
.niI <nNoW ~ Magazine street.
I'ANN EnS' 0Il-sa0 barrels low priced and
ALFRED KEAHEY,
lllt .aW9w 72 Magazine street.
TTLUE-l2o barrels landing and for sale by
- GA ALFRED KEARNY,
III <sWoW ~ Magazine street.
MI ALIETS, CAULKINa IRONS BEATLEs ETC. for
mil 24w3w ~ 70 Nasayi,,e s,roa,