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Mrs. Peacoei,s Philosophy.


AS zez to Mr.. Peacock Mr.. Peacock SEE l. 1t talnt
no use maxim words over what can't be helped
Married folks don't ought to find fault with each other
for better or worse and if they find its for worse oon
make it better to go through the world growlln ana
orumbin." For my part think it's great deal
better to make the best OF folks instead OF the worst on
EN- If they see you remember the good IN them they
feel kind and keep CROWN better and pet
ter but if you keep akin OF the pad why tney grow
dscouraoe6 and think there amt bit OF use IN ryln
As SEE to Mr. Peacock, Mr.. Peacock SEE you neednt
a married me you didn't want to- OF course you needn u
you might have married Susan Slasher she wanted you
bad enough mercy knows. needn't have married you,
of course I needn't. Wasn't young Squire Inn oeaa
in love with me? Didn't he look jest as if he were mel
ting whenever | KEN round? Didn't look straigh .
ahead dreadful unconscious, jest as II nothln aleo nn
and all from principle? II wasn't going to encourage
him Jest to dsappont him. and make him take plsen lo
wasn't in love with YOU Mr.. Peacock DIDN'T nave
lots of lovers? |, Screpty Ann Green or Greentown'
and never looked at any OF them, because oVeo
Mr.. Peacock? But, SEE |, suppose had married
SQUIRE Tim and you'd married Susan Slasher, susan
wouldn't have had my faults of course she would nj ou'
she'd q had her own And, sez l, Mr.. Peacock, you
would ut have liked her faults any better than you IKE
mine ] know Susan is cutanddash sort OF a woman;
she'd a put the work through faster than DO ike
enough but would she have given her lie away 10 your
children as d. Mr. Peacock? No, you know she
wouldn't Has she got my elevated mind NO, you
know she hasn't and my state for literature! NO.
YOU know she hasn't But she's got higher head, that
YOU know Mr.. Peacock. She'd "a taken her own way
by Storm not quietly as do that you know MIR. Pea
cock And there's Squire Tim,I 'spect he's as many
faults as you have, Mr. Peacock if only knew EN-
you're dre'lul trial to me sometimes Mr. Peacock
scodin around, but love you better than thousand
Squire Tins Pity if don't. And if you squlnt
little amt gon to look at you till you squint worS
or till see nothin but squint and you musnt stareat
the wart on my chin till it my face That's what
say to Mr. Peacock young ladies' and it's just as good
for you to hear. Only when you get married, besare
you marry for love, and for nothn else, and everything
will come out right.-Sprlngfed Republican,
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RELY FROM GUMS, ana
yet, a Standard MedlciSnnOu
all that have used it. and 2,
dence in all the disc as @aI sa Is
within the last two voo.
of relief, as the num years
my possession show. '0us
ed to the Temperament q,
used in such quantities 90 VI VI
Judgment guide you in ~.
zig piGORAT TOR, and it will win
B1lI'ous Attacks, Du rs %,ll
Sunaner Complaints ' RsJ'
Gch' Habitual CostireWncssss '
MorI6atS, Cholera Infant,IS%S'
male Weaknesses, and man
Ordinary Family Me lliry
HEADACHE, Gas tb " :,
minutes, If too or tbrO e
commencement of attack
their testimony in its favn,
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Reag@ We have from Hon. L'O 3. Branch, a copy OF
letter addressed TO his constituents upon the political
topics of The day We hardly know the precise posi-
ton which Mr.. Branch occupies, but from a cursory
perusa of his letter we are inclined to the opinion that
he favsrs the nomination of MIR. Douglas at Baltimore
not indeed that he says So but he mixes nonnterven
tion which is sound doctrine with Squater Sovereign
ty which is uusoupd doctrine, in ratLer strange way
at least rather strange to dull apprehensions.
But we will give this letter a careful reading as is due
to the gravity OF the subjects discussed and to the re-
spect and friendship which entertain for its author,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-07

Abe Lincoln besides being an honest man, is some
what of religious man. since bis wife belongs to the
Presbyterian Church. and Abe himself never says any
thing nearer swearing than an emphatic damn him :"
launched against the object of his wrath.
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ACCEprs-It is stated that Mr. Everett accepts the
nomination for the Vice Presidency We confess that
we did not think he would. However, it makes but lit
tie difference about the position selected to be beaten
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S A NJ FORD,S
LIVER lNVlGORATOR
NEVER DEBn.TTAUES

TT is COMPOUNDED En-
i has become an established
known and approved byf
now resorted to with conf
which it is recommended. 8.
1t has cured thousands 2.
who had given up all hopes Z
unsolicited certificates in :.
The dose must be adapt =.
the individual taking it, and
act gently on the Bowels. =,
Let the dictates Of your -
use of the LIVER IN =
cure Liuer Complaints, z
STA, Chronic Diarrhga, -
entery, Dropsy, Sour Stom-
ChoIlc, Cholera, CtOlerd .
Flatulence. Jd,tndice, Fe- 3
be used successfully as an s
cine. 1t will cure SICK =
sands can testify in t,centy
TedspoonftIls are taken at
All aoh0 use ii are giuinq
MIX WATER IN THE
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$40
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= For the Journal
Mr. EDITOR don't hear that Everett Bell ring reck.
on the Baltimore Convention cracked the South side
and have NO more soft solder. "GOOD."
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JACKSON, MISS, May 3O.-The Democratic State
Convention held here to-day the largest political gath
ering ever assembled in the State. Great en1usasm
prevailed, and resolutions have been passed UNANIMOUSLY
in favor of the course of the Mississippi delegates at
Charleston. Delegates will be fully accredited to Rich
mOnd and Baltimore.
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ACCEPTANCE OF THE Hon. EDWARD EVERETT
Boston, May 3O-At the Union ratification meeting to
be held at Faneuil Hall Tomorrow Letter will be read
from on Edward Everett, accepting lie nomination
for the Vice Presidency.
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Democratic Meeting Last Night.

Last evening meeting of the Democrats OF the town
of Wilmington was held in the Court House, the object
being the appointment of delegates to the County Con-
venton to be held here on the 18th instant.
Besides the immediate business before the meeting,
some consideration bestowed upon the issues now
pending before the country and agtatng the Democrat
ic party. The resolutions passed will show the action
of the meeting That action distinctly repudates squatter
sovereignty 1t follows the action of the State Conven-
ton in enunciang principle without going farther
and pointing to the substantive action which the cir
cumstances of the case may hereafter demand.
The following extracts from the opinion Of the Su-
preme Court of the United States il the ceebraed
bred Scott Case will be found applicable to the present
position of facts and opinions in reference to the rights
of persons in property in the territories of the United
States.
The Court asserts that the right of property in a
slave is distinctly and expressly affirmed in the Consti-
tuition and that tribunal, acting under the author
ty of the United States whether it be legislative execu-
tive judicial, has right to draw distinction to
deny to it the benefit of the provisions and guarantees
which have been provided for the protection of private
property and if Congress itself cannot do this-f it
beyond the power of the Federal Government could
not authorize territorial government to exercise them
1t could confer power any local government estab
shed by its authority to violate the provisions of the
constitution" 1.-The only power conferred, is the pow
en- coupled with the duty Of guarding and protecting
the owner in his rights" - Daily Journal, la inst.
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Nor DEAD-Dr B. Brown Williams the Psycolo-
gs says in the Richmond Dispatch that he is not dead
as reported.
Of course the Doctor ought to know, OF if he don't
who does? But the question s,-Has he not BEEN
dead?
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INDIANA PoL1r1Cs.- Vincennes, May 3l-Hon. John
Law, OF Evansville, nominated for Congress yester
day by the democrats of the first congressional district
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BURNING OF PACKET, FERRY-BoAr, Erc.-Ne.o Or
leans, May 3O.-The Bayou Sara packet Duncan F
Kenner, the B. Clark and an OpeIousas CLAY
barge were burned this morning Loss $4,000,
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ia Queen Victoria is AZ years old, SO this
day week.
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CAPTURE OF THE SLAYER WnDFIRE-CHARLEsTON
June 1-Advices from Key West OF the 18th ult state
that the captain of the SLAYER de has been released
from Imprisonment on giving security in his own bond
The French SLAYER previously reported has arrived.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
III ME NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE

Four Approximations to the 900 of $500 each of
$500 to $50 of O0t $4,000 of $400 to $4,000;
4 of $500 to 10000.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters s..
Prizes cashed at sight a. per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
known.
All orders Tickets to be addressed to
"DON RODRIGUEZ. of City Post. Charleston. S. CT
April l4th 1860 lS9S34ly
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRE SIS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3D. 1860
On yesterday the Senate passed the House postal de-
fciency BILL after first striking out the clauses for the
restoration of the curtaed mail service and Isabel mail
contract
The House business unimportant.
There was a wordy collision between Messrs. Hous-
ton, of Alabama and Train, of Massachusetts, The
former subsequently apologzed to the House for his
parliamentary conduct.
THE MAIL PoUcu-FIGIIT WITH THE INDIANS
ST. JosEPH's Mo-, June 1st, 1860.
The missing mail pouch by the Pony Express has
come to hand.
Major Ormsby, at the head of one hundred mounted
troops, caught in ambush by five hundred Indians
near Pyramid Lake. After the fight they were scatter
ed in every direction and only forty had returned
alive. Among the killed were Major Ormsby, and 8
distinguished California lawyer named Meredith.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
CAPE RACE, j une LIST, 1860.
The steamship City of Baltimore passed this point
with Liverpool dates to the 23d ut Her news is Inn
portant.
LATEST FROM SICILY.-Garabadi had been success
full having defeated the royal troops ID two engagements
and invested Palermo. The Neapotans had abandoned
the provinces of T'rapan and Palermo
tuscany AND RoME-WAR IMMINENT.-Garibaldli
part;zans in Tuscany had made orays into the Papa
Territory. general in Italy is believed to be in
| evitabe.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
The Steamship Vanderbilt at New York, brings
Havre dates to the 23d ult.
The provinces of Trapani and Palermo, (Siciy,) are
in state of insurrecton.
There had been conflict near MOntefascone between
the Pontifcal gen darmes and party of Garibadians
in which the latter were defeated.
The Garibadians attacked the Popes Customs Guard
at Onona after plunderng, rereating into Tuscany
Papal forces were leaving Rome for the frontier.
LIVERPOOL, May 23d, 1860.
CottOn-Sales for three days $4,000 bales. Market
firm for good qualities Quotations for inferior quail
ties nominal Flour is dull and quotations nominal
Wheat firm but quiet. Corn dull but market generally
unchanged. Rice firm. Rosn dull at As Cd. Spirits
Turpentine dull at 34s Cd. Cons0s closed at 9431
951s.
ONE DAY LATER.
FARTHER POINT, June 4th, 1860
| The Nova Scotian was boarded off this place this
morning by the news boat of the associated press Sh
brings market news one day later via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May oath, 1860.
Cotton-Sas of the past two days were at steady
rates Breadstufs have been dull but quotations firm
w heat firm. Provisions dull
Consols closed at 9514 a 953s. Bank rates hav,
| h.en rpCncpd fOur nor cent
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Missouri :. Union md Constitution State Convention

ST. LOUIS, June IA special dspatch to the Repub-
can says that the Union and Constitution State Con-
venton," which met at Jefferson City, yesterday was
failure only about two dozen people being in attendance
The Executive committee, appointed in The Spring met
in private room, and nomn1ted Robert Wilson for
Governor Robert Holmes for Lieutenant Governor, and
full State ticket
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The following is said to be correct copy of MIR.
Greeeys letter to MIR. Seward which is so much talked
about just now
NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 1854.
TO the Hon. William H. Seward Sir, desire to
say to you that the firm Of Seward, Weed & Greeley is
from this day dissolved by the withdrawal OF the junior
member of toe firm.
| When edited The Jefersonan, at Albany, you and
your friends acknowledged the effect of my abors in
your cause, in elevaDg you to the office OF Governor
and United States Senator For nv abors in sustain
ing you only received ten dollars 1reek to support my
wife, self and child.
! When you were Governor of this State with great
aronage in your hands, offer OF any position to
sist me was ever made. When General Harrison was
elected President you had full control of the federal pa
tronage in this State and received consideration
your hands When General Taylor was elected Presi-
dent you also had the principal disposition OF the federal
patronage, and in connection with Mr. Weed you made
Hugh Maxwell Collector of this port, a man who was
never entitled to the confidence of the Wing party.
Instead of rewardng who had faithfully adhered
to Henry Clay and to you, such men Zebedee Ring
an outcast from Nova Scotia appointed Surveyor
of the Port; David A. Pokee made Naval Officer
| William Y. Brady, Postmaster; William H. Leroy
Navy Agent Hiram Fuller, Naval Storekeeper Johr
Young Sub-1reasurer, and selected for Uni
ted States Marshal whom you know | cannot name.
And yet, while you knew had lost every dollar
possessed in starting the Galway line of steam packets
to benefit Ireland and yourself no offer was made me
assistance place.
Subsequently, it was understood by my friends that
should be the candidate of party for Governor
our consent given but instead of supporting me
you and your friends nominated that trimmer and tl
william Raymond for Lieutenant Governor, who was
no advantage to our party, and man whom tc know
to detest
In all the positions have labored to place YOU th
emolumeGts and the honors have been divided betwee
yourself and Weed.
have now to say that any support you may herea
ter receive from will be fo
the party, but not from personal considerations
Yours &C., HORACE GREErEy
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Bsa~ Theodore Parker of Boston, the noted abolition
preacher who recently died in Florence, Italy, six
ty years of age of ability, but like most seDsa-
tionsts perhaps originally impostor be ended by be-
coming the dupe of his own wild theories.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-07

New ORLEANS, June 1.-The schr. John A. Taylor
arrived here to-day, from Rratan with dates to May
26. The ratification of tie treaty between England
and Honduras had been anounced The whole of the
Bay Islands are to be transferred to Honduras. The
people of the islands had eld indignation meeting,
and declared themselves ndependent and about to
frame Constitution.
New ORLEANS, Jun 1.-The steamship Austin, from
Brazos Santiago Mar29, arrived to-day, with $4,000
in specie.
for Tampico, to h shipped to England via New Or
leans.
Adyices from townsville, Texas, report that Corti-
mas still fingered ear the Rio Grand, but fearful of
an attack from tie American side of the river.
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D1v1DEND.-The Bank of Wilmington has declared
dividend of FIVE per cent. See notice.
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Nj A N Fl q on
AVA n ~ II " " ~
OW LOST. HOW RESTORED.


HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, in a Sealed EnueLope
fyIFlH ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
IISHA% RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHGA
tMTReW Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Ner-
vOuAess and Involuntary Emissions inducing ImpOtency
andMental and Physical Incapacity.
By ROB. J. CULVERWELL NJ. D.,
author Of " The Green Book, DC.
he world renowned author in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
sequence of sefabuse may be eectuay removed without
Mdcne and without dangerous Surgical operations, bou
gs instruments rings cordias; pointing out mode of
at certain and eectua by which every sufferer
NJ matter what his condition may be, may himself
ceaply privately and radically. This lecture will prove
loon to thousands and thousands
Sent under seal to any address, post paid the receipt
two postage stamps by addressing DR.. CHI j. c. KLINE
4. D., 480 First Avenue, New York, Post Box 1886
April 4, 1860. lS0&33-ly
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
4 ME NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba vii
take place at HAVANA,
SATURDAY, June 9th, 1860
So 900
sORTEO NUMERO 637 URDINARIO.
CAPITAL PRIzE-sloo, 0oOI
1Prxe Of. 800 OOOi so Prizes of. Loo
! ........... $4,000 60 40 .......... 50
l .......... 10000 l53 I" ......... An
l ........... 10000 20 Approximations. $500
! " 10000
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

IuTe IegetdOLe ECtTGCtS,
Air TgSt, and aoiU keep IN
The Family CathGrticl
tive Cathartic which the
practice more than twertyI
The constantly increas-
have long used the PILLS
allexpress in regard to their
them within the reach of
The Profession we'll know
on different portions of the
The FAMILY CATHAR-
reference to this well estab-
ded from a variety Of theI
which act alike on every
nal, and are good and SGfeI
tic is needed, such as De-
Pains IN heI
ness, Pain and Soreness
sudden cold, which fire.
in a long course of Feuer,
ing Sensation Of Cold oUer
ache, or Weight IN the
Diseases, Worms in Chu
tisnl, a great Purifier of the
to which flesh is heir, too
advertisement. Dose, l to-
PRICE
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Who ARE YOUR CoMPAN1oNs.-"H He that walketh
with wise men shall be wise, but companion of fools
shall be destroyed"
1t is said to be property of the treerog that it &C
qures the color of wbaeve it adheres to for short
time. Thus, when found growing corn, it is COM
monl of dark green. If found on the white oak it
has the color peculiar to the tree Just go with men,
Tell me whom you choose and prefer companions and
certainly tell you who you are like. Do you love the
society of the vugar Then you already debased in
your sentiments. Do you seek to be with the profane
In your heart you are like them. Are testers and buff
foons your choice friends He who loves to laugh at
folly is himself fool. Do you love and seek the society
of the wise and good? Is this your habit? Would you
rather take the lowest seat among such than the
among others? Then you have already learned to be
good You may not have made much progress but even
good beginning is not to be despised Hold on your
way and seek to be the companion of all that fear God
So you shall be wise for yourself and wise for eternity
From HAvANA.-NetU York, May 3l-Arrived,
steamer st. Louis, from New Orleans via Havana, on
the 9th Sugars were active. No. IL selling at 8 q
8& rias. Freights higher.
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As u3cidrns o1 happen in s0ere0uldtsd rGiN Eb
very desirable to have cheap and convenient way for repairing
furniture Toys, Croekery, &C.
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NO PARECORIC OR OPEATE

OF any kind, and therefore relieves by TeOUnJ the suffer-
ingS of your child, instead of by deadng its SsiJe
For this reason it commends itself the only reliable pre-
paration known for CHILDREN TEETHING DIAR.
RHGA, DYSENTERY, GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, ACID.
ITY OF THE STOMACH, WIND, COLD IN THE HEAD and
GROUP also, for sQttening the gums, reducing ilamao
being nti-spasodic it is used with uaing
all cases of CONFUSION OR OTHER FITS. As you
Udlue the life and health Of yo children, and IRISH
them from those sad and b9htng consequences achch
certain to result from the use of narcotics ofacic all Other
remedies for lJarte Complaints composed take
but DR. EATON'S LNFA MILE CORDIAL this you can
rely upon. 1t is perfectly harmless, and njue M
most delicate infant. Price % Full directions
pany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggists,
No. 400 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
Sold in Wilmington n. c., only by WALKER MEARES
February 9th, lS60-l4S-27-eowly. Druggist
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DORK.-l5 Bbls. City Mess Pork, put up EE4RIIFT j.,
IL Family use. For sale by 1. ~ Market stree
April 10. NO. 40 ~S'
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Pt" up IN GLASS CASES
climate.
PILLS is a gentle but M
proprietor has used in Ii
years. "'
ing demand from those VII,
and the satisfaction wbinS
use, has induced me to pIaca
all. F'''e
that different Csthartics o.,
bowels. ~
TIC PILLS has, with dina
lished fact, been compo Trs
} purest Vegetable ExtTacts
part of the alimentarv cs,
in all cases where a Catbar.
engagements of the Stomqc5
Back and Loins, Costtgs..
. oUer The ?ohole body, from
quently, if neglected, end and
! Loss OF appetite, a Green.
. the body, ReStleSSness, HeSS.
. Had, all IrJtQnlnlQtOr,
: dren or Adults, Rhe,rmG.
> Blood, and many diseases
numerous to mention in hi,
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IGORAIOR AND SWALLOW BOTH TOO FT mi ~
Price One Dollar per Bottle.