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$685. 900 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM
THE CELEBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edge.
combe county N CO. continue to manufacture 1906 lbs
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared to furnish assorted
Nos Is to U.s. by the bale of zoo lbs at Is cents per h.
months time at of our Railroad Depos in Eastern n
Carolina, free of freight.
The Mills and Machinery are in fine condition. aud the
quality of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited om'punctusl buyers. Address,
VIM. S. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount,
Sept. 18th, 1860 3.tf
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SPIRITS TURPENTINETh market for this article has ruled
steady during week ended to-day and former quotations
have been maintained The stock in receivers hands quite
small and about all that can reached is readily taken by
buyers for New York bbs and 50 cents per gal
Ion straight lots. The transactions have been light,
footing up on,y 14O0 bbls. for the week. as follows:
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TO WHOLESALE BUYERS.
WE are offering larger stock of Hats Caps, Canes
w Umbrellas, Trunks, Vases, &C., &C., &C., than ever
before. and at lower prices.
We have improved facilities for purchasing direct from
line as low as.ny Jobbng House i'll the Union We ask
examination of our stock and prices
MYERS & MOORE,
Wholesale and Retail Hatters 81 Market street.
Oct. IL.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

c. DR. JOHN H. FREEMAN respectfully in.
NeSsEA forms the public that he has removed his Of
O11HOJ fee from his old stand, to the of Mar
ket and Second Streets formerly occupied by DR. Key where
he intends to carry SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
DENTLSTR in all its most approved branches My prac-
teal experience for the last twelve years. in Dentistry,
sufficient guarantee that will give entire satisfaction in
every operation.
will also state that have made arrangements with
of the best Mechanical Dentists in the Union who will take
charge of the Laboratory and put up seth on gold plate
cheaper than any other Dentist in town Vucanite Rubber
put at the lowest price.
October q lS60-23.2m-6 3m. Herald copy.1
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Oh hSi ~ SiuaSNu,
VS.. September Term. 1850

-, vs. 7 september Term. 1850.
Clanssen Carbonel.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
APPEARING to The satisfaction The Court that the
defendants nonresdents is therefore ordered by
the Court, that publication be made in the Wilmington
journal for six weeks notifying said defendants to ap
bear at the next term of this Court be held at the Court
House in the town of Wilmington, n c. on the second Mon
day OF next then and there to plead
denur, judgment final by default will be rendered against
them, and the property levied sold satisfy plaintiffs
debt and costs. Teste, SAMUEL r. BUNTING, Crk.
Oct. l8, 1850. [Pr. adv. S. 62 l-9-6w
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MOI ICE,

l IA We LOST OR MlSLAiD q CoDstabe's Recent nf
b. E. Dixon. for One Hundred Dollars with interest from
10Th OF May 1853, against Thomas Bammons Principal
and John W. Wilipms and B. II. Peteway endorser !
hereby orewarn all persons from trading said Recent
J. v. HARRISON.
Golden Place, n G., Oct. IL, 1860. ait
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

should be understood that quotations generally
rates have to be paid
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ONLY PREPARATION
HAVING PROOFS so STRONG AND DIRECT AS TO
EXPEL THE DOUBTS

EXP II L. The DU u BITS
ODTE A@A@
ENOR sTATEsMEN, Judges Editors, Physicians of the
Oldest schools well give it their unqualified
sanction and recommend for all of erupons and
diseases OF the scalp and Brain but all who have used it,
graz, and FRONT Rng to any age we'll as restore Read
the following
OAK GROVE, s. c., June oath 1859
PRoF o. J. WOop-Dear Sir Your Hair Restorative is
rapidly gaining popularity in this community have had
occasion to lay prejudice aside and give your Hair Resora
During the 1884 Twas unfortunate be thrown
my head received most terrible blow CAUSING great deal
OF rrltaon which communicated to the brain and
finally destroyed the entire surface of the head From
the time first discovered its dropping however M to the
think Of being professional myself and as shc1Sbt
understanding the nature of the diseases but finally de-
feated IN every prescription advanced.
Theee and other circumstances induced me to resort to
your worthy Hair Restorative which have every
the application had as beautiful head Of young hair
as ever saw for which certainly you my most sim
remedy to all nquirera moreover shall use my influence
which Halter myself Elf, to !! say, is not little.
fo S19 gePy res Sps WRIGHT
Office of the Jeffersonan Phippi Va, Dec 18th, 1885,
Dear Sir feel it my duty, well my pleasure to
state to the following circumstance which you
you think proper. gentleman of this place. "a lawyer
has been bald since his youth much So that he was
compelled to wig. He induced to a bottle
of your Hair Restorative which he liked very much and
after using two three bottles his hair grew quite
uxurany, and he has handsome head of hair The
gentemans is Bradford and he well known
in adjoining countless many persons testify the
truth OF Il statements give it to you at the request Of
Mr. Bradford. You sell great deal of your Hair Re-
storave in this and the adjoining counties you have the
proper agents. Yours. &C.,
THOMPSON SURGHNOR.
| DR.. WooD-Dear Sir Permit me to express the oblga
lions under for the entire restoration of my hair
original color about the time of my arrival in the United
States was rapidly becoming gray but upon the appica
ton of your Hair Restorative it recovered its orgi
nal hue consider your restorative very wonderful
invention, quite ef6cacious as well as agreeable.
s. THALBEBG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three Sizes viz
large medium and small the small holds pint
tails for dollar per bottles the medium holds at least
twenty per cent more in proportion than the small reas
for two dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40 per
cent in proportion, and retals for So bottle.
O. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors. IA Broadway. New
! York, and ia Market St., St. Louis Mo.
| AND SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GooDs
| DEALERS.
| Sold in Wilmington, N. c., by WALKER MEARES.
! ~. It'll. 1850 285&50-3m
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NEU AND INTERVIEWING BOOKS
7

Il ALAAL DOOIA d OII'
OARMILLE, or the Camelia Lady, by Dumas
" The Little Beauty, by Mrs. Grey
Saw and Seal, by the author of Wide Wide World
HOW Could He Help It, the Heart Triumphant by Rec
What Will He Do With It, by Bulwer;
The Norman in White, by Wilkie Collins;
Pioneer Preachers and People of the Mississippi, by Mil
burn;
The Household Bouvienie, bya Southern Lady;
Our Living Representative Men;
Beulah, by Mrs Evans, of NJ obile
Rutledge, by Southern authoress;
Ten Years Amongst the Mail Bags by Holbrook
Nemesis, by Marion Harand. loot. 16
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DISSOLUTION

UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGING.
WOULD particularly call attention to my stock OF ready
made Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, made OF the
hest Western Feathers Feathers for sale in any quantity
from one pound to five hundred arrival OF Wall
Paper, Centre Pieces and Borders of beautiful designs
Paper Hanging executed promptly Carpets cut and made
to order at short notice. All orders promptly ned BY
g. POLVOGT,
Oct, l6, Corner Front and Princess sts'
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WOOL HATS !

WOOL HATSi
WOOL. HATSI!
WOOL HATsI,,
HEAVY CLOTH CAPS-heavy Cloth Caps;
IL Heavy Plush Caps. 500 dozen Ct low prices
Oct, II. AxEtS MVUhE'
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NoTE-River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentine, sold in the
water, are subject to the expense of landing inspection
cOOperage, &C., lumber 80 cents to 81 M Tar and
Turpentine about 10 a Ia cents . bband on naval stores
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are in
curred.-* For virgin mixed TurpentiDe deduction
of one-ftth made the price OF yellow Dip
/ cordpg o quality,
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MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.

MECHANICAL DENTIsTfSA.
Sz DR.. A. J. SHRlVER, late of Baltimore,
SS41A having permanently settled in Wilmington,
UI1HYEN and associated with Dr. B F. ARLINGTON,
to take charge practice Mechanical Dentistry excu
sivey respectfully his services to the public and
solcis patronage and in doing promises to give entire
satisfaction patron with any style OF Artificial Den-
lures that may be desired.
The Hard Rubber Vucanite work, which under many
circumstances for various reasons far to
other variety now in use will he put from single Tooth
to an entire the most perfect manner and on such
terms as shall be agreeable to all parties
Extensive practical experience IN Mechanical dentistry
for the past years deemed sufficient to justify prom
Use of satisfactory success in every operation.
In the of failure to give perfect satisfaction no
compensation for services will be required.
APrices reduced and shall be regulated so as to meet
the wants and necessities all who may desire Artificial
Teeth.
Persons troubled with detection plate work who may wish
to exchange for the Vulcane other style can be
commodated reasonable terms.
September 18th, 1860. 764-u
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WACHOVIA MILLS FLOUR.
GUPPLIES constantly receiving, and for sale by
y Oct. II. l.. B. HIGGINS 4 SONS.
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VINEGAR.
DHILADELPFIA Clarified Cider Vinegar, superior ar
l. tcle, for sale by l.. B. HIGGINS q SONS.
r
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COFFEE.
ID 10, Laguayra ard Java. For sale by
n Oct. II. l.. B. HUGGINS i SONS
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AT RETAIL,
A HANDSOME stock of Foreign and American Ores
"A Goods; Housekeeping Goods and Fancy Articles
Cash or credit cheaper than elsewhere.
Oct. 2. HEDRIOK & RYAN.
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BASKETS

BASKETS.
LNARMERS Ground Pea Baskets-Oak and Rattan; Clohe
Il Baskets, Market Baskets, Knife Baskets and VARIETY
Of Ladies Fancy Baskets. For sale by
Oct. I'd L. B. HIGGINS Il SONS.
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NOTICE..

ALMANACs FOR 1861,
Oct. il. At kELLkG'S BOOK STOLE.
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FULTON MARELET BEEF.
IN HALF bills, an extra article. For sale by
Il Oct II. L. B. HUGGINS s SONS.
, 1860-06-13

The following cheerful story has relations
With American social hfe, and with human cl,ur.
ity ,upoul~hich some pondering may advantage.
oasiy BE- done. A few yeara ago, = young girl
lett her home and went 10 Rochester, there be-
coming the inmate Of school. When less than
fifteen years Old, ehe felt school girls fancy
Tor boz t*o or three years older thar herself.
who wes Gercelg in love with her, and tue two
were secretly married. The wife returning to
her school and the husband to bis, for be also
was in the early stages Of an education. When
in the course Of time the marriage was made
pntlie. there was q grea! ou:cry. The parties
were sent FROM th-lr schools, and the mitigation
Of their principals was hot. The husband took
his wits home TO the house where rich step-
father and n naughty mother divided The rule.
A. hrst they were reconciled 70 the lortuc
pail, for they supposed the girl was IN heiress,
tue idea Of the gen.i|ity" which tue money
brings soothcd the mother. But when it was
found taat the son bad brought home PENN.
less bride, their Indignant virtu4 broke its nru-
dent hoaaa. The youug wife was set ad4 it and
tue husband Tss sent to Kind Indiana 10 get g
divorce. She returned to Rocaester, theinlos.
p1table parents living in another county, and
there obtained employ n,eut il shop. necould
nut obtain dirorce-perhaps old not wish it,
At tangrate he cams albo back to Rochester, md
held c1andestlne intercourse with his wifc Un-
doubleday leprehensibie as it was. no one can
wonder that be took 10 driak, being We * mind.
ed and Disappointed. His intemperate habits
destroyed The little u:anlness originally in him,
aud he becaue a burden to himselt and source
Of shame to his friends. The wife, d1she tened
By the treatment she bud received for coatrect
lug legal marriage and trying to support her.
self, and heiog unused to labor and 10 danger
OF breaking quite down under 1t, forsook yir.
tuous life and sold bersctf. It was rot long,
h,seser, before The disgrace a.tachine to heI
position. made lite iusupportabIe, and The de.
teEsuioed to end it, Accordingly she attempted
suicido twice. Lut was each time kept from d..
ing hy the timely arrival Of assistance. All ol
which has happened before she arrived at ths
Summer Of her twentieth Fear.
, 1860-06-13

GEORGIA LOTTERIES CLosED--Bv the law nr
the State Of Georgi&. Passed ia 1885, aft thu iot
teriea III that State cloard On the trst inst. Tha
nauagers haTo principally removed the con
Germs Delaware.
i DANGEROUS P1Ar1n1SG.-The littlo daurh-
Ter Of Mr. MeDault!s, in Masnu Cauntv, Viz
glnia, three years old, few mornings 81, &C rao
into thesJard Of the house hiehly delighted
with pretty playthiug it had found, and was
taking il TO show its mother, The mother was
asiooished to find it q la-ge copper-head make !,
The child bad one hand just below the meek.
and The other about the middle, and the forked
tongue OF the venomous creature Vas proiec:.
ing from. his mc nth in I most venomous msn-
NET. The u,o.aer was 6snost frightened 10
death, and our informant says she hss not got
orer the fright get. member Of The family
Immediately ran to tae child. and after some
difficulty succeeded in rescuin2 it from its Der.
lous situation, without being bitten.
CoxrxSsAr1ox or THE CENSUS TAxERs,-Ihe
Assistant United States Marshals are allowed
loF compensation in taking tho censns, Two
cents TOR erery person enumerated; ten cents
per mile for necessary t1areI. to- te ascertaine
bT multiplying the square root Of the number
of dwelling houses III the division BIZ The sousre
root Of ihe number Of square miles in each d.
vision, the product to be taken a. the number
Of niles tFaFelled ten cents for each farm re-.
turned; ten cents for each establishment Of
productive indus1ry returned. and for social sta.
.1iatics, ,tvo. per oeut. upon the amount allowed
for The enumeration Of population; two cents
for each deseated person returned. The whoie
oen.u4 is to be completed previous to Aur. !.
aud returns msdo previous 10 Aug. Is.
fT The Cuhans, at last adrices. are actus1|r
threatening 10 make adesceat on key West, aud
.ati1e md casEy oh the LOO Arsicaus, whom or
vessels hnve rescued from the doom Of tte
Spanish sugar. fields. We hsli with they would
try It. just to afford our venerable rrcs;aent an
opportunity to close bis unlucky administration
Which te would. Of course, do in the twinkline
Of an eye, iu such an event.
, 1860-06-13

Congress Water.-Much spuri-
pus mrrrAt watc1 hs been lo5ed tie public "CoE.
2REss WATER" bE nnpEahcp!ed ceraoas os counterfeit
who, Ehcn tity dare Eand call IT, SRA.
toe~ Water which any pesscns suppcse 10 be th< real
ue Of the copgzrs Waser, although II IL onls lie na,e
&tasso~o In which the speing Il a!.utad.
To prosot the pualc from such imposl5ns a Lave AL
S11 Gsrks Brau3ed thus:
s--sss.-ssss.tsss
CONGRESS:
c. ".
WATER.
AnY onA net hAsIns tho%e Rords and etk On The ooska
counterfeit: and tho pursassr SHOULD prosecute tie
seller ior twindlnk.
S30rtere viii rrce1vc prompt attentiou addressed 10
u At Congress Spring. earatoga, New York, at sur
honthsrR Depot o{ C0L greE4 Nas IN New York cIty.
CLARKE q WHITE,
pfupSfe{pfa Coo.spak &snrnRau
, 1860-06-13

sensatlon Ct pressure at tue fngast1iu:a, ~.
general "eakness: These rymFa1is disappear.
ed 10 the course Of that time. = ,,,.<..,~
Twas evident that the substance emplpIed
"as apowetful poison, aud that it had not h@ep
sufficiently diluted mud it turned out to ;ho al
trate Of oz5de OF, glyci1e, q substance obtained
b. treating glyeerine by low temperature with
su1phurlc or nitric acid. One drop, mixed with
nlnety'nine drops Of spirits Of wine, constitutes
the hrst dilution. Or. Field Was Immediately
struck With the idea tlat Re bad experienced
he+ ett4css nf, hat, in q much weaker dose,
nnast be- q osefut s6dniyp1of the ner.ous sYs.
TEN, while the homeopath sas oyesjpysd ut hav-
ing discovered what he conceived to be- pow
ertul remey for aponlexy. After various trials
upon animals. Dr. Field at length resolved to
test the DEW remedy on pa.ieots1 He did 30
frat oa~a lady sixty eight years OF age, xho had
long beeu. suffering from neuralgia, which te.
turned at Intervals Of three hours, md bad re~
atsted every remedy known, luch a. AMMONIA,
assafatida, chioroform, &c. Tae fourth pat Of
a-drpp p'of of3he.ahoSe4solaiiontb Being admi1iste:-
ed, she was at once relieved, but some Of the
aYmp'oms experienced by Dr.. Field being lett
By her Rso;' she discontinued fh. remedy, but
her suffering g. On obliged her to hatereccurse
to it again, and she was completely y cured, Il
has SINCE been tsied in ca.es Of b. sadache aud
dso'ai s: aeuralg'F F'A ,eqaal succsss.-Ga1i71a~
, 1860-06-13
Iink.pn.

THIS is the usual pronunciation Of Lincoln.
There ls somsthingiu uaue, aud this hxa pc.
&uliar sigufdfapcf.f| OF tDurse, The Whole Of Ia
Z Old aud long gtriad &fiendsof Lincoln woo uere
his friends and supporters in 1647, and again 10
1855, were all ready to link on 81 soou a. his
n name was proposed for our candidate for 1860
1heF we're hnttd-on ~ BY books Of steel. md
cauld not be sliak by all the powerful ef.
forts Of the friends even Of such 4 mAa as Sew.
ard.
In the process OF tha investigation as to Bho
vas the best man the State Of Ohio by Der cen
tra! committee a. Columbus we're not slow to
INT on, end published his speeches, set of by
those Of Douglas.
Uther States took up tho lame. sud the
pIese generally ia the northwest began 10
"0ta Abe went to New York and Hew England
and made fen Of his able and popular speech.
es, and at once the news came back that the
people everywhere were determined to iinE on.
1he co1Tentlon assembled and the Delegates
began to compare riews, and 10 see the tenaci-
- With which the lllaois, aud Oaio. aud India
ma delegations we're dispoed to tint-oa, ando.h-
er Stats delegates began In reul eazueAl to do
: 11hs1snse|sS thst when thesecond vote was t1-
Ken the5 began to glre up their scattering
votes and to kiak.en to Old Abe. On the third
vote the requisite number WAS given 10 insure
the nomin4rion, and then New York, Wise main
and estry other State delegations came out aud
toen aud enthMS'astlcaiiT did 10 1ihE.on that
1ney made the "ikwam ring agaiu.
Stccs then the pfe,s aud the people have done
nothing e1se bnt Ink or" The pld line Whirs.
wbo hare been patiently visiting for some new
Henry CLAY, have risin IN their might and aa,d:
''let Us link on" The I'll more men, and eve.
r other phase oftbe 0ppasifioo in Ibis missrs.
Ole dynasty ot Democracy hare come to kinktn
Tbs Democracy Who we're not g,ren over to sla+
1ssy, aad who are Tired of being noeked bY the
illusion Of equatter sovereignty. haya IN 30 ma
~ cases hegsn 10 fsak.on, that it's alarming 10
to beth wings of the pa1tr.
The young men, full Of lie and euthusissu1-
men who bud voted snd hssdly hoped 10 b. .ble
70 az so-the poor man, r. bo has read ofthe ear
y lite Of Old Abe, and sympn,hi1ed with him be-
Cause they kuor he syupath;xes with them
the great ana good every where, who Know oId
Abe IL hohest aud sbte-tbese everywhere, are
SsoninGto ss"E'oa. They know that be is tie
iFoa"Hofse who will 60 through-and that eve
r. car TINT is coupled to him viii dud jt.eif et
ihe d.pot on time in Norember next, Hence.
they l'aE on.-- Qdincy Wig.
, 1860-06-13


Tha Journal d C1imi< -Htdicah contains the
following remarkable account Of ihe discovery
of T. powerful sedatiea in eaaes Of neuralgia by
DR.. Field:
!, Some tina ago' that gentleman was induced
By homeopash to put two drops Of sosntion,
supposed to be diluted 10 tho frat degree on
his tongue, in order to try It's tfftct After u
lapse Of about three minutes be felt sensation
ofcopstr.ction At the base Of the neck, then yio-
lent singing in the ear, while his forehead be-
came covered with abundant Precipitation. He
Taxthan seized with unconirofab1e fse of vawn.
tnx, snd remained sepaelesa for several minutes.
his head fell back, his lover jaw xauk down
po~er1ess, he became extremely p.!e, and lor
IVA miuutas hts pulse was silent. Ths homeo.
pS&b, pesceiving theae eymptcns, VAS terrified,
thinking 'hs hsd' unecnsetousiJ' committed a
murder. StimuIauts. however, brought Or.
Field 70 oonsciousnssa again. but he continued
to'feel ! headaehs for halt an hour after, withi&
-
, 1860-06-13

EB Mcyers' Miraculous Verm;n Dis
uysE as oa't and best remedy 70: Exta.mnaoe RATS
kna NOS o0oaRuAcHEs. BUGS, ANTS MOSQUE.
3cAs. tLtAS. QofXs. a1AlN-HonAs and aAIs-
DEN INSECTS.
~ Principal pspos eI3 Broadway, New York.
Sold BY draai /. everywhere. 1Dy:a.ilesm
, 1860-06-13

* sAxxkrAxnlG lGbHxxxpAs1e L1sraAr17r.-Tha
ready response Of the citizens Of Rock Tslan j
and Davenport, to assist tho citizens OF Caman.
che, Aloa1r and vicinity, cannot b. too hicb[s
comnendsu: ID twenty four hours in DaJtn
port and Rock Island, tweaty-oae hundred dol
lars IN cash. and about six hundred dollar,
worth Of clothing aud psoriaions in Davenport
we're collected aud ready for starting to re-
fares on the boat, about two hundred dollars
added to tbs above, mikes the handsome tuu
Of about two thousand three hundred dollar,
cash, to be appropriated to this truly beaerolen
pu1pose.-1Qttf~pott Gdeetke.
, 1860-06-13

t| Those who are Curious % Wit
ths ~oraerfui pesci:n to wAscr l.. Oasa II fAs
taaAser It Batehrra, n. r. laa dr ught the maarc
tuee Of AID Tiu1sea AZ invited 10 v1st Hi Zig AID
HAE tax fooms At No. Ito lake strtet aud examine
thea aou4 rrosuctl1tA u NJ n sc.c.ny eta at.ea
e AztlnaiAi om The astusa wsn adJuated lie hr+i