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his sunounccd that the rumor Of the discov.
'ey Of new motive power in Paris Is true, and
! has been made public. 1t il hydromotive-
se'd sater alone being the agent Of propulsion.
Ae benefit to navigation is anticipated as being
1nense, doing away At once with the necessity
teoa and steam, which would enable vessels TO
sfom the longest voyages in an incredibly
hm space Of time. The system was submitted
TIE Emperor, SO says the report, during his
eean in Italy, by the inventor, n Cavanna,
is but just completed 10 q manner satisfac.
N enough to be brought to Paris, where It is
ITO be examined aud criticised by the first
agnes,s Of the day, and experiments are about
: BE- made at the expense Of the government
ls aarass and practical men Of every branch of
'eace, are waiting with the greatest impotence
learn the result Of the first experiment, which
hto be made as privately as possible, The sue.
ses Of this entirely new machine will determine
y once ,Aet.e Of the long established sovereign.
" o. steam 10 navigation, and the moment is felt
70 be one Of the most intense interest.
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g A MO kD'S LIVER
NJ INvIG0 RArOR.
Msov Ds1ilisusSe.


IT - coMPounDnD entirely from Gums md hss h.ro-
IN cseaaaised sact Standard Medicine knovn ~
proved BY I'll that havel - used Il ana &. -
rcsOrted 10 with conn- = denoe IL III *. a now
1Df which Il ID recom-l - .mende6 - "
Il has cured thousands - within the l..s So
who had given up an 81 hopes Of reIief - ~
m erous uns0lici ed 81 lceft0cafes n ~ -
session show. The doss - n.
adapted to the temporal - lmcnt az the tndiriansI
taking Il, and used inl such ouanfir. = ~ ",
gently on the bowels. q Let the dic1ats. ~
your Judgment guidel - YOU In the use N ~
LIVER INvIGO- @ikATOR ana \ m,
cures LIvRR CoM-I ~ lPLArsrs R,iI.ors ~.
SACks, DYsrKPsA, II 0lCAROHrc DfAnRMOKA
SUMM1A COMplAM - lDyeewrrav nnnesvs
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On T1ngR TgAsP0oxSsursl q IARE fAKxy n cnmmenrs
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eEvTEo their testimony int ~ lksfhyor
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sscall0sc both togekAeS.
PRIo1 DOLLAR Pen pOFYln.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BIBLE SoclEry DEPOsaToRr.-At the seore OF Mr. W
w. Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, where Engsh,
German, Swedish and Welch Bibles and fesaments NAV
always be found ct one price. roy6.
SsE ADvEArrsExsHf Of Dr. san1oeds Liver Inyi-orsto,
ana Catharsc PILLS In another column. oct13iy.
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TUE ToMATo AZ TooD.-.zzDr. Bennett, profess
cor Of some celebrity, considers the tomato an
invaluable article OF Diet and ascribes to il va
fious Important medical properties First, that
the touato 10 one Of the most powerful apericnts
II the liver and other organs where calomel =
indicated, tits probably one of ~ nost elective
and least haym(es remedial agents known 70 the
profession. SECOND, that chemical extract will
kc obtained from Il that viii supersedc the use
Of calomcl in the cure Of diseasc. Third, that
he has successfully treated diarrhgs vita this
article alone. Fourth. tAat when used ss an ar
ticle of DICT Y :! IN almost sovereign rea,edy for
dlspspsia Ind ifdigeisioh. tiftA, tbaG Il should
b coaatanaly ussd for daily food either cooked
Or rav, or u shs form Of cassaR \ = the most
healthy srticle Apy p Ne,
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DoUGLAsIsN SrnslDIxG.-TEe Breckenridge and
Lane meeting in New York, last week, was .
great success andhss struck terror into the hearts
Of the Douglas Democracy. "7he tide is eridsnNy
turning against hcm," 1.-THE Douglaeites,) says the
New York Herald, journal always quick and
sagacions in noting the course Of the popular cur
rents. The Herald also remarks:
The Breckenridge wing will take away from
the Democracy OF the North the last hope Of car
rying single Northern State. The Douglas De.
moc' acy may turn over some Of the border slave
States to John Bell. But Lincoln will lie elect
ed; and where, then, viii stand these bellgerent
advisers of Mr.. Douglas? The Southern Democ-
racy will repudate them, and the Douglas faction
will have to prolong the fight, with all the odds
against them, or go over into the Republican
caulD,
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AFRICANS ARousD.-various reports are in cir.
culation about the los Africans who were brought
INTO Mobile. few days ago, by the Cl0tilde-
groes were imported, We learn, for planters who
received them about IL miles above Mobile, 1.-THE
schooner being lowed much higher, for the sake
OF appearances) where wagons, &C., we're ready
to convey them TO the Gene District The Il
advertised 10 lie eosa Il New Orleans flor divi.
sion) were Afterwards cent up Red river instead.
The crew u the schooner passed mp the West
Point road soase days ago, at Atlanta, taking
different routes for New England.
The Clotilde. her outfit and expenses, all told,
footed up only $4,000 The cargo was worth
just sos 900.
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CALIFORNIA WREAf.-An the California pa
pers speak of the wheat harvest gathered in
June in that State) AZ very promising, and like
ly to afford large surplus for shipment In
deed, it is estimated that the shipments of the
old crop in May and June from San Francisco
will foot up some 20O,O0O bags. California
wheat il already competing in Liverpool with the
products Of the great wheat States in the West.
Sending flour from here to the Pacific, after this,
will verify the cid saving of /" sending Goals to
Newcastle" On the 18th of June there were
three ships loading ut San Francisco with wheat
for Australia.
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EJECT 10 honor of their candidates
alnAap La4epln eekss-Rsef W HsUl
Extract Of Speesh delivered by Ahsahan
lnsaa. 10 hia memorable discussion With Ste.
sn 4 Douglas, during the contest for the Sen.
- 1--WE hold these truths tobe self.
EAeas: that all mer are created equal; that
Ne endowed BY their Creator With certain
ssaaole rights; that among these are Nfe,
Ely and the pursuit Of happiness. THIS vas
.nsjestic Interpretation oil the economy Of
Universe, This was their lofty. and Wise,
noble understanding Of the justice Of the
s.sasot TO His creatures Yes, gentlemen, 70 all
- creatures, 70 the whole great family Of man.
= @sT enlightened belief, nothing stamped with
uN uvme image and likeness was sent into the
M oe Godden ON, and degraded and im-
U,u'eu oy its fellows They grasped not only the
HO'e ,aee Of man then living, but they reached
ssu and seized upon the tarthesest p0sterity.
10y ERECTED beacon to guide their children
Su 'ae'r ehildren's children, and the countless
Aas Who should inhabit the earth In other
Wise statesmen ss they were, they knew
tendency Of posterity to breed tyrxnts, and
~. es'ablished these great self evident truths,
s seen m TIE distant fAture some man,
acton, come interest, should Get UP the
..nAe that none but rich men, or none but
NV, 49, men. or none but Anglo-Saxons, were en-.
- 80 70 iife liberty and the pursuit of happi-
~ ler posterity might loaE up again to the
= s1'aNol Of Independents, and take courage
49, The battle which their fathers began
4. Truth, and justice, and mercy, and oil
-. me and Christian virtueo night mot b<
ed from The land: % that no mau
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DEATH or Kossura1 Sis1RR--Anothcr dieter
Of the distinguished Hungarian has recently died
in New York city. Though an exile she was
surrounded with large circle Of appreciating
and noble hearted friends. Very touching ad.
dresses were made at the funeral. As size Law
sleeping in her coffin attention was directed 70
somewhat sombcr looking bracelet which
clasped her attenuatcd wrist. 1t has once been
a part Of heavy iron chain that clsnked about
the limbs Of her noble brother when confined in
an Austrian du lgeon.
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VINO IS REsPoSslnLF.- Joe Lane is pretty
good authority with the Democracy, and We
therefore invite the attention Of our harmonious
friends to the following declaration Of old Joe
ut is the fault of the Democratic party in
lodging truth, in lodging principle, in lodging
the Constitution itself, that has brought the
trouble upon the country and the party that is
experienced to-day"
Let It be remembered, then. that the trouble
which, has been brought upon the country was
brought upon j. by the Democratic party and
Joe Lane, the Vice Presidential candidate, saws
80.
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PRIon ONE DOLLAR PRR BOTTLE.
-ATCN-
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At'h last weekly meeting Of the German Re
Puehcap Club Of Peoria, ILL.,, seven new men,
bss signed the Constitution, six Of whom had
PREVIOUSLY sbored w,th the Democratic party
! he,shboring township, where two years ago
w. kepublicans cast only IA votes, is now con-
sdefed good for SO for Lincoln and Hanllin. A
pig IN that vicinity, also, who has in his employ
"a men, all Of whom were formerly Democrats,
~ that eight OF them, believing "Old Abe to
te sorkingman's real friend, intend TO vote
MI him; 90 thinking, and not TO be oUtdope by
iAsF asighbors, they went TO the woods and pre-
aFd pole leo feet long, which they propose
erect 10 honor of their candidates.
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Three sons Of DR.. Waddell Of Quehcc-aged
respectively Is IL and s-whie bathing in the
| river one day last week, got into deep water,
and being unable TO swim were drowned. The
youngest Of the three got into deep water first,
and the other two were lost in trying to rave
him
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12
January z, lS6l


Pursuant to notice meeting oil the Democratic cit-
zens of New Hanover county held at the Court
House in the town OF Wilmington On Tuesday evening"
July Sd, 1860.
The meeting was organized by calling John A. Tay-
lor ESQ.,, to the Chair, and appointing j. L.. Cantwe
and George Houston Secretaries.
The Chair explained the object of the meeting to be
to take into consideration the nominations for the Pres
dency and Vice Presidency made by the Natonal Dem
ocratc Convention in session at Baltimore the 23d
of june 1860.
Hon. VIM. S. Ashe, one of the delegates from the
State large being present and called upon proceeded
to address the assembly upon the action OF the Nation
al Democratic Convention III liking upon the candidates
whom they have presented to the counry-candidates
whom the whole Union freely trust, and of whom
their friends may be justly proud.
Mr.. Ashe reviewed the history Of John c.. ..Breckin-
ridge of Kentucky our candidate for the Presidency
from the time when he volunteered as private III the
Mexican War-traced his promotion In the seryce-his
success in political ite-hs election from the Ashland
district in the face OF large opposition majority anC
In spite OF the efforts OF able and popular competitors
like Gen. Leslie Coombs and the hitherto invnclbe ex
Gov LetchtI. Then followed bis nomination tor Vlc
President aud his election to that Office He had don
himself credit every position to which he had bee
called aud his administration OF the residential ofhc
would be honorable TO himself and advantageous TO th
country.
= The speaker next glanced over the of Gen
Joseph Lane OF Oregon, our candidate for the VIC
Presidency, paying glowing aud just tribute 70 oil
Character as an hooes man--hs reputation as soldle
in the Mexican war his subsequent course as states
man of enlarged views aud uatIonal feelings, al~ay
true to he s 'uth and the Constitution Mr.. Ashe
references to Breckenridge aud Lane met with war;
y response from his audience.
y Mr. Ashe next referred to the candidates running
opposition to the nominees of the National Democracy
Messrs Lincoln and Hambln were hand. I'd wlIhou
gloves 10 reference TO another nomination made I
coufct with the true principles of Democracy be We
= equally severe. After ALL he commended Lincoln an
r Ham6lin and Bell and Everett were but different name
for the thing, different forms OF opposition to u
g Democracy. The life and spirit and moving princlp
Q OF all these parties opposition TO Democracy.
He charged that while Mr.. Joha Bells party fren'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

XTBEREAS, ntO nation has this day een made to u.s.
w the undersigned, by the oath of f. A Col!in that
slave, PETER belong to the estate of VIM. Col
yn has away ana lies Out hid and lurking in s" amps
other obscure places committing depredations to the
peaceful inhab ants of said state These ore name
OF North Carolina to require him. the said slave, thwh
surrender himself to his MASTER other lawful hOry;
aud hereby order this proclamation to be published
The Court House door, aud two other pubic places OF
said county and said slave that if he does imme
diately his is lawful for any cap
him by Say him other without accusau
mp dchment OF any crime Given uid hanus and
seals this 9th Ma}, 1860 JAS. eIaPoON, j. IL s
JOEL MOORE, j. p. IL
Peter five feet eight inches high and black
February 1859. will give one hundred moars
or b m. dead or alive. q. A, CULVlN.
May "a, lo60.- 39-tf.
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Supreme Court Opinion.

By PEARSON, q. j. In Miller v. Hines, from New
Hanover, declaring that there is In McEa-
chin v. McEachin, from Richmond, affirming the judg-
ment In Jones V. McLaurin, Sci Fa " Ball, dismiss
lug the writ. In Council v. Monroe, from Bladen
judgment reversed, motion to dismiss allowed In Fresh
water v. Baker, from New Hanover, declaring there is
no error in the order appealed from. In Bank OF Fay
ettevile " Squirting, from New Hanover; order reVer-
sed and petition dismissed.
By BATTLE, j. La Alhertson V. Felton, ln equity,
from Perquimans paintif not entitled to $4O0, may
have reference or bill to be dismissed ln dem dem,
Cheshire " Mccoy from Chowan, affirming The judg-
ment In dem v. dem Everitt Dockery, from Rich
mond, Judgment reversed aud venlre de ln VIII
mingon, Charlotte & Rutherford Railroad Company v.
Thompson, from Robson, affirming the Judgment. la
same McRae, from RobeSou, af ming the jud. ment
In Snuggs v. Stone, from Slanly, affirming the Judg
ment ln abb vs.. Williams III equity rom berte,
directing cross bill TO Oe tied.
By MANLY,J. In Woodward " Hancock, from
Chowan judgment reversed, veulre de noVo ln Boy e
v NJ g. Insurance Co., rom asuIng Oh, afhrulug the
| Judgment Iu Branch " Campbell IRON liza Lett, al
il, mug the Judgment. In Patterson v. McI rlmmen,
IN equity, from Cumberland Ov,rrung den,urrei with
costs. Iu Barriuger udrews In ,qu'iy from Mont
gomery demuIer sustained olIl dismissed WIN costs
- e. Raj! Press
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ATLANTIC Sc.

bEd UHOhIy ~ t
PENDER & PAGE, Proprietors.
TFNHIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS ESTABLISHMENT
for the reception of visitors The House is lO
Gated in the most eligible and pleasant situation for Summer
Resort in Eastern North Carolina being immediately in front
Of the inlet from the Atlantic Ocean, with the least OBJ
stdce to obscure the view either of Old Ocean,, Core
Sound Bogue Sound, the Town of Beaufort
AS tine FISHING GROUND as the HaTbOr affords is i'm
medae in front of coorades which surround the Southern
and Western portion of the building aordng the board
the opportunity of angling without exposure to the sum-
while seated under the coorades from their chamber
windows if they prefer the House is situated immediate
ly over the water.
The beautiful and varied views presented to the VISITORS
from this location, alone worth trial Of this establish
The object of the propretors has been render this
the most attractive North Souh-nature and eli
having been bounu this favored spot leav
ing but little to art to improve.
The proprietors have added to the establishment
BATHING HOUSES,
sufficiently large to swim and situated that baths
be taken any hour for the accommodation Of ladies and
gentlemen who wish indulge this pleasant and healthy
pastme To nyads bathing in salt water is undoubtedly
conducive to the health Should persons prefer it. they
battle in the serf sound ediaely contiguous tt
| the House.
We have STEAMBOAT that will always be in readiness
convey passengers from MOrehead City, the terminus
the A n c. Railroad the Atlantic House, making alsC
| daily excursions about the HarbOr.
good Band of Music has been secured for the
PENDER & PAGE, Proprietors.
7. A. GRANGER, Superintendent
| Nav l7th 1850. 3S-tlS
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1ANn ElAR SALE,

yx1HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO tgSE
| GO SOUTH, offers for sale his PLANTATION STF&
and LANDS, in New Hanover County, Is miles below -
Wilmington consisting of 1000 acres, more or less front
ing on Cape Fear River upwards of two miles running
thence including Sound and Banks There two
tasks of Tupenne cut and Pines enough for five
six more tasks. Wood both Oak and Pine, in abundance
quite quantity of Mill Timber might be cut and all con,
yenent to the water hundred of Marsh and
swamp Land might be converted into Rice Farm The
attention of wishing embark the culture Of the
Grape, is particularly invited.
on the premises are about $50 cleared land quite
number Of fruit trees; small dwelling house and other
necessary buildings, including negro houses
Tc any person possessed OF sufficient force, this place
offers facilities for making money rarely met with.
further description useless Come and for your
O'' J. G. PICKETT.
Sept. 30th, 1859. 5-tf
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. sc.



GONE FOUR MONTHS SINCE, our excellent townsman,
NAPHTALI EEK informed that he had prepared
restorer with which he experimenting upon his
head whose top entirely bald We him two DAYS
since and on the place SO bald four months since fine
crop OF hair has sprung up with vigorous growth. So
convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL efficacy of his discovery
that he has named it tn INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR
RESTORER Mr.. E. is about going into extensive
uacure of article which destined prove
interest to our bald paed Richmond Enqi-
rer, December 18th, 1859
This famous article be had CT the principal Drug
gsts Tfose persons who desire fine head of hair have
only TO use the resorer according to printed directions
the bottle Those who have any doubts of its efficacy
nave them removed in short time, by using the INFA
BILE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving that it is all
that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street.
h. EZEKIEL.
N EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible, that have
bald for the past II years. and have restored my
by using EZEKIEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me- by Naphtali Ezekiel
Joseph MAYO, Mayor of Richmond.
WIN. H. L1PPITT, sole Agent for Wilmington N. c.
Jan. 18th I'm
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ssn THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale 2500 ACRES OF
%8S LAND, situated south of and Immediately on the
- mngtn and Manchester Rail Road, ~ to "a miles
from Wilmington Their advantages in regard to health
SOIL timber and winter range for stock, with the
natural advantages and small expense OF draining cannot
be excelIed in the State Having land than can use
offering them lower price per than any in this
section These pronounced by judges to be fine
cotton lands Persons wishing examine the said lands
will please address at Westbrooks Post Office, Baden
county c. stating the time they will be at MaXwells
Depot on said road and will them there and show
them the lands Those wishing to know anything concern
ing them before visiting will write, and will answer them
Immediately. j. A. RObEo,lN
Ashwood, Bladen County, N. c., Feb. "a. Nu
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PLANTATION FOR SALE

O-a PLANTATION FOR SALE. ~
IN THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANT SSss
A ALTON, situated in Duplin county about three --
miles West OF Kenansvile, the Fayetteville road, con-
tanning $50 ACRES
The improvements consist of good DWELLING, and
every necessary out building. About THREE HUNDRED
ACKES are cultivation and in good farming condition
The neighbohood good and schooling facilities unsur
passed.
Persons wishing to purchase, requested to call and
G. A. McCLAMMY.
March % 1850 30-9m*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-07-12
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- RANAWAY from the subscribers plantation, last
* June, his negro boy PETER. Said Peter is dark
negro about l8 to 20 years DID, feet or feet inch
ngh toerably stout made-s Cooper by trade sup.
or Upper Black River Districts will give the above
ward for his me- his lodgment in the jail of New
Hanover County. JAMES z. MOORE.
January l2th 1880. 2O-tf.