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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12
TESTIMONEALS.
METHODIST Book CoScERn,

METHODIST BOOK CoScERN. I
20O, Mulberry Street, New York.
Being In constant receipt Of inquir les from our
brethren respecting Sewing Machines, with re-
quests TO recommend and purchase them, we
have, in conjunction with some lady fnends,
carefully and thoroughly examined the various
m actiues vi pr aclical value iOr family Sc wing,
and lind those made by the WHEELER AND
WILSON Manufacturing Company 10 fully COM
bine the essentials at good instrument, and such
as we can conflently recommend.
Having seen 90 favorable results from heir use,
in our own ond the households of our friends. we
BY all our bret hren, and hence have interested
ourselves IN their behalf.
" ith best wishes your brethren,
ABEL STEVENS, THoaAs CARLTON,
DANlrL Wisr. J. DENiAms EDwAK.,
DAVID T.RRY, VIM. A. Cox.
We have personally examined the various Nv.
chimes before the public, with an anxious desire
to Esace before our readers reliaOle iniormauoh
As the result OF such examinations we unbesita-
tingly recommend WHEELER Il WILsoSs Szw'
ING MACHINE as the Machine Tor family use.
C. KINGSLEY,
Editor Of Western Christian Atoocste
For economy OF over, ease OF management t
variety of adoption. and speed of execu ton. the
WHEELER 81 WILSON MACHINE, no doubt, surpass-
g -'' ''"' ~ '4 D. w. CLARK.
Editor OF Ladies' Repository.
Thsis to certify that have used one Of Wheel
er g. Wilson's Sewing Machines for eigh! months
past, and have iound it iully 10 answer the rec
onnendation, having used IT lOr ali kinds OF fam
iy sewing from the ilnest 10 the coarsest fabrics.
to my entire sati faction.
~ ''' MARY A. MITCHELL.
Wife of Isaac Mitchell.
FLusHIss, ONO. 4lh mo-, i7th, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-09-12


Prior to Elias Howe, Jr.'s invention, patented
i'm 46, all attempts TO adopt machinery has proved
aborinve His Il the basis OF al successful ma.
chimes their diff rences, howuvsr, ure marked
and important The committee of the American
Institute classified iht m according tn the stitch
nude and The purposes 10 which the machine u
10 be appled in four clnsse', lst %, I'D ana eth,
classification indicating the general order OF
merit ard Importance,
Glass LIST incIu6.s the Lock Stitch Machine Tot
family use, and tor manufacturers in the samo
range OF purpo, q. ant muteIiai The committee
has assigned this class the highest rank. on o.
count OF the elasticity, permanenee, bean,y and
genera desirabeness Of the stitching wren done."
and the wide range or its nppicaiicn. A. the
head Of this class they place the Hheeidr& 4 WI
son Machine, and award il the ighest premium.
This has been the Uniform award 'tur this ma.
chine throlghoul lho country ioT several yeas,
md we thank no disinIsTested person viii dispute
It's Justice and pFoprtpty .--l Paihhnder.'
Sy-WurErrR AND Wilson'S SEWING MACHINE
took the lirst preinun.a the late lauison county
Fair.I0
Ii G. MARTIN 10 agea, for the spla Of tho
nboye named machine in the counties ol HARRISON.
jefferson; Carroll, Tuscarawas, Guernsey, Bell
ny W4RRINTED THREE TEARS, and
sold by II. c. MARTIN, RooKHILL tknnnor r
o., BE Imont county, Ohio. .-ssf =.
|. eo- Send for Circular ct N.Y.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01
Mrttctratet MISUNDERSTANDING banbelten,
ble(bt lid, nfpihi ,.

Nrtltcfraten MISUNDERSTANDING banbelten,
bleibt id 9leid.
Wiro Der Suben eeldloecn, 70 wi,c
palmeriton bebaupten, pab ct niemal6 raz
ran 9eoad't, ben Suoen ar;uerfsnnen-
1T er tegreih> pper wirp feline SslbfRdn>
ot9teit anerfannt pom Ncroen, 70 miro
Yotmsrfpn be%bauptcn, pab CT piee von
Nnfarg an fir ribtis uno p%ernInftio &C.
Dal:en babe, furium, er miro itet5 Nedt
0ebabt baten. Wa5 Jpn aber jest Spr
oaen Din9en am 9ersen lie9t 1T cine
SteQun9, welde Jpn ni1t nDtbi9t, oie&oz
per19iHe pe6 Supen5> Die ia BEN Yerbab<
ten yantse6 auf BEN 2eib 9eben, al5piroz
ten iu b%ebauceln. DoS 1T erreiGt nit
etele CT DpppelfeQuns-wir oter bate1
no6 ME rrr @rlnp uno url aGe> ouf Der
9ut gu iein 9esen ca6 erioe 9llbion."
Die neuelt Grfldrun9 Der &DniAin> bic
mir all elmer onoernStelle mittbeileu> liBt
1t1 NIT benz Sbieen mcbl %Yereini0en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01
Gnolauo unb Sic Scr. Gtaatcn.

QStrp Srbn Buu, nodcem er lan9c
genu9 NIT ertsudeIter 3utbunliGfeit ppr
Gem l(neleSom AeldwonSwc1clt jest cels
fen VerleAenbelt benuyel um Jpn tiidtio
saultn 81 beifen, miro Gn8lanp Dem SIz
ren 0prldub leilteu? Daa 1T cie TroAc,
Die jeyt po5 a~ll9cmeine Sntcrel1e I'M bbh<
fen Wrarc ani llb sictt. Der Baltimore
Gcrrelprnrent ideint inns ben NaSel ouf
oen &ppf 81 til rn> wenn er bteribcr la9%:
u&aum botten mir tic oficielen Neuz
berun9en DON 2pro Sobn Buffet pernomz
men, rel6e CT imporlament auf cine Snz
terpellatipn gum Seiten CAB unp norm er
ben lic!iben Buno ais cine fric9flbrsnpe
le!btltaaci9e Dtabt besei0uets, IL brirAt
unS rer nddite Dampicr re e%atoe9enee>
leste grfldrun9, Gle srar nibt Of icieu it,
aber cc1 fir baltciflcie0 Qilt-ndmli9
einc Grtldrlna Ter upp1", rs t%efanntcn
Organs Don Soro polmerf1pn, re6 enaliz
l@en 2ii9enfurten, ce5 lebtcn uetertlsttz
lelS pee piplpmatilUen preiblattriseu&leez
blattesW etternih Galeyranrz palmer ltpn
ppppn 10 LANCE 3ett inner Gtner ZEN Gin
oer, ourb me- terbafte6 5eudelu unp 2i@
gen gu itsrbisten mubte.
Die uYpt" laAt> rab rie Worte BON
2oro Sobn Nulicl i'm parlamente ni1tS
Nnpere6 teceutet bitten, ais Die rouitdnz
cise Ni@teinmilbun9 Gnalanp's in bic
amertfanilden Mirren unp rae Der cole
2prp Die Siol1ncer ais Ntteuen 9araf<
t@eriiirt bdtte.
SIS tleibt nun Sspem iiterla0en, her
Yp1t uno tbrem 5errn, Dem 2cro palmer
ltpn, poer BEN ;iemlt@ Yer1dnplidenWprz
ten Don 2oro Sobn &uNel @lauben su
ldenfen-aee1 2prp palmerlt pn bat me-
ni9'ten6 ben Sdcin aewobrt.
81 aber 2orp Yalmeriton cas- alte9>riz
Yileaium Der unuabrbafttAfeit bat, j. miro
t9 wpbl pic Sa1e %Yerbalten, mie immer.
Da5 perfce Mlbton ,tnD lein pe1fcer Dtz
rtgent balten ii1 BEN NQden fret. Der
cficicllenG rtldruna, pob man ft6 Die Nn
erfennun9 ce5 Silcen5 eorbebalt, 1T Die
baltoficiele nad9eipl9t> RAP man IS nidt
nit BENT Norren verperben nil, UNI jeBt
peib Seoer, was er idon friiber wubte, cab
Gn9lano iid Die @ntldeicun9 porbebdlt.
Sb 2oro Sobn Nul5el babel obne Nuftra9
ree premiers aus per Sdule ibwayte>
>pie ihon Dfters-pper Oh er nd9lten5 wiez
oer einmal nit plp pam serfauen wirp-
ODER pb bic teioen enslil@en ptrt9irenpert
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01
pebeu jnr ii # 9cfebr1
Don Newzycrf UNI Hbi oce!phio.
c1ucpb N1ceusaousg1e.
.Mprhnnt Jni1nr,


@rpB> UNI &leinbdurlcr iii Iubel,, GAIT
nit, Welenl tofen, ptismtrt fir
5erren> ferti9tn Nlejz
bern &c. &C.
Rrnmlt Ollie unb tetradtrt&uct ras arEgi: uup
belt auSacpGblte Wa1r:n!agU, ta2 il il uulsyn,
Marfte mar.
gBpQt STR bic neuetenM rrsn inlrd, Saimir,
@e1enaeugen, v5rimm nGa" unc 3ub:hrr 3ur
!5errengareerote leben> f. irrettt por bel
8. 9(emmonn.
QBer int @rpB~ ODER Aleineinf1ur N'slo ira1en
piQ, lprede Dor bet s.. N' man.
@taot> unb 2auo= 0aufleu!e we1ps1 ,rphl tburl
che tie 1on]tmo einfaufeu, clS Maaren= Eager 81
brrnfen Ycu s.. u wmnn.
@nftrtiser Don atsirern iines' bus bette @l1ur-
timent ypn trimmings tei S. Ncwmon.
SoQ Der @tuT uno Der Sdnitt gurer 2letoer
@u9 ~gefalen, labt le Guh anmslen tei
IH@@. '*, s. Nemmatt.
@ammtli9e YefeQunssu msrosn prpmet aus
aefibrt bel .,.9.;ffTs. S. SIC 10 na Il.
Die teten fertiaenaleircr 81 lsbr tillisenYret-
fen bel ..' S. Newman.
Ginbe{miI@eS Gabrifat unb fertias &leiber gum
0ertaut bel ). Ne~m"m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01
nod Elm Wpu 81 ctn 6erren
QQupfaufleutfu

@eit Sem 8ssrnne eesenwartiser Saiipn baten
mir infer 5aupt= Wugsnn,ert nuT'e Wbrlcl ale
@e1h1ft gelest unc luAen bicrin uniere 5au
8oree 81 cntpidelu ; mir tateu biefur Gin Grtra-
Departement einribten laIcn unb ticten ben Scr.
ren Wicterperf1ufern i'm Qanre ale Vortbcile
unb Bequemlihfeiten, bic ibusu uur Don @unieren
@pncurrenten in ben Vitlibeu pl1gsn cNcrirt pcr'
ben tDnnen. Infer Stpd 1T fir ecu -. Wprts
@pnlum IN Winnelota Elm wirtlid gruBarti9er uno
meroen e5 e%rwdbnte Treruoe III ibrem Sntsre1e
fuoen, bel uns einSutaufsa> 81, ee fcinem
anpcrn 5auie III Minueip1a mValid it, nao Mus
wabl uno 8iQi9tcit tetrift, auh nur annabernb
nit unS cpncurriren su fGnrsn.
&err I1tsrbud
Der nit bie1sm Departcmeur setraut w,rctu, mir:
IS ]9 anaele9en lcin la1en, unitre per:brten Aua-
p:n 1T jeber Yesiebuns s%ufrfrsn 81 1teNsn.
Suffice & JprepouAb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01

ten unp rie bon ibuen berbeioefu@rteu
Tpl9en erbaltel1, Ge perpen YielusDr pu1d,
tbr lhls6!eo Senebmen fi@ Infer Diff
f1aen SusicDen.
0egeben i'm Yarf Dpn &i9mpnb, 13. Moi.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01
Gr6GunnIIs-Gor}crt

TIT VelVeherezE
Deutc (Spuuabens> 2lbcre.
Ler llnter5eidltste bat ceu + cher Hcu 3. ga
hriellcn 9e1a!teneu rgclYlrtrc Sa!cpn" t0uijd'
lternpmn1el1 uno lacet, Tim isinc brcunce une
Wpnner 1rpGlid su tesrilGcn, "1ieletteu su rem
erssert Treunrltaf elm.
~ 2oAertier unc 3utctSr aus
Dem IS.
AD Nuimarsung it rcncHirtcm Gca:e1II tsu
StYl.
Solcpb GieIcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01
N11}CiQClE
NrQu1hel1

rc5 Trc;c1e 81 tj:1:c1ccc)Drs.
Sic ra}Nncu MlitoIiecrr reg 6reicn MiNncr<
d1or5 ncrcen hieynlit trnndridtiN:, c1B nm N1d r
item lruncri1e g, rcn 8. Mai, &r1rid12N i'll tt1
JrSinc-Saue ituitfgfeH wirc.
SIN NuitroQ: So n. 2eir, Ecfr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01
MQnner< urlb 6 nQben<
&leibun0sTuGe

SN'f "s'""~
MQnner< u1b IL
&leibnn9sif0Ge
fir ben Tribjabr5z unc Sommerz5anoel.
SD bin jsyt lit teu @toac selcyt> Gin 9errli4ss
Eager BON fertigen H~leicun9S1 uden,
tpelbeS 1dmmtlibe neue ten ySaaren unp Woeen
3u bepeuteno berabgeisytsn Yrsilen unfaBt*
&leinere Nrtttel iii Die
Observation-Disclosures
ST. bteler Sran1e Dcr,1a9 ,V has 3erc Wager
Don 5alstii9srn, Yinrsn, NravattsN, Sernoen@
!arGgen, tp~uQener1, ~leieenen II. 5lriltleecr: 9ane~
i9ubsn, MrffalIns, Ns'l etal9en, srrDen 11o
tleinen Tuttern, g:auen, rotten unp plai'en ueper<
bemoea> 8lanfets, Sbawls, rJtptea" &C. &C.
De5oletden Elm 9roBeS Nl1prtiment rpn
&iitcm ,11,b mlten.
@rpBbGupler me,ten IS Yprtbsilbaft |tnosn, mir
einen Belua 81 ibenfeu.
ct. Ynul, 20. Nuv. 1860.
8. 8. Campbell.
Sacpb 81 atbcS,
beutldcr @lerf.
Das Gl0ros & GnOetoil
manufact,1r= s mpberpaareu:
@mppri1tm
HDt
Suffice II. Tprepau9b
Orittc CITRATE, : st. Adhl,
Minnelrta,
1T burd ben @mpian9 Der nsus itsu
@peu1ner : A&5uDreaa
auf's &eiAbaltieRe unt Welhmndypatc aNcrtirt
unb beebrt 09 loldes lsiucu Sersbrten Nuuten er<
gebenlt an5u3et9en.
Das Eager 1T init ale1 nruen Gr|heimn9en
Der 5ailou aus eltattet uno tistet namenti'b sias
.@rpBe MuSwnbl in &letoer<
1tpffe>l
ais: Merinps, @aleueias, Ylaiba, Delainea>
Yaramattas. Dc Ysi9es, ppil &c dsures &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir etnsn ibDnra Gprratb
bunter unp eiufarbioer Seipenraorcn
unb perfauf en lpl9e eenau Su Nsw- yprfer Yrei<
1eu. -
l1nIer Eager in @battS, Glraf5 unc Miutrr~
Mautel 1T ouf'S Gei9ite comrltttirt> rnb erlnu~
ben mir uns nod, bic Ssrebrteu Damen auf unler
eroBarti9sS
WeibzW aarenz II. 1riu1minss< Experiment
auf,ncrflam gu maden.
Sn 0erreu= Mrtfell,, ais: Spufsfius, Drsfius,
@alemeree, DI7els, @rapatiss, oen1psn &c. ie>
ten mir ieeer @oncurrens bic @pise, oa wir in bic
fer Yrau1e bic vortbsilbaftc( tell @ertincungen
BADEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-01
Sas Ncuefc

~VS wv wy y
TrIbltn9S< unb +
@p1mntcr > @nurcm
bat fpeben ppn Newzyort
erbalten unt pferirt bent Yutlifum ycn ct. Yaul
1pwie ber llmsesenb in Der reidbalti9lten Muswabl
unb 3u ben b%iQislsn Yreilen bic Saapluns prn
9. @. Sn9eripQ II. @pmp,,
Steinecbdube an Der 8. Strafe
nabe Der Bride,
:-..:..~ g t.YauL Minnelpta.
@ir 9eben alb:
@utfarbiae &attune in allen Wulttrn 81
10 Gents,
8el fen 2anea1ter @in9bam gu 122 Gents
De LANES Don IS bis rs Gents.
OtIWtI nul1tN WI WV ItlYuuAllHt UNIV ytlWH'Au'
pple MuSmabl Don
&leiberftpffen unb @aarcn fir
Sdue11,
ais Mantilen, @bawls> S&4uaSa 6sssl4444G
@trulmpfwaaren &c. &C., lpwie
Gu6e unp @arperpbe<N rtitel fir 5erren.
Mir baben fit uulere iebr 9craumisen neuen
2cfalit1teu uniere Ginf1ufe 9sgen bic frabsrer
SABRE uerboppelt, III psrl1teesnru Sranden Yer-
brcifadt III Der Ntlat, un Icrnt 0el1atte cine
9rDBere Musoebnung gu 9ebeu une mir bp1sn> eoB
ba0slbe nunusbr ais ea5 aussecsbntelte nnc srpBte
in Minneipta, fir bie3ufunft iid ~ee1elten sntsn
&ufes uno 8ertrauens 81 ~erireuen baben lpsroe,
ais wpmit unlere 1irma bssbrt murce.
Sir Raufeute int 2ance erlaubsn mir uns bic
9cmerfuus paB unlcre Yeoiusungen fir Wierer<
p~erfdufer lebr 9iulti9 9etellt uup mir zen oies'
jabrtsen abnurm biatsen ginfaufcn 3ufolee it, Der
Gage Inb, gprtbeile 81 biete11, wie friibsr npa
ME. Infer partner, 5err :. Mabler, bat cteisml
Nte1ort Inleres @eiddItes pprsuiteten ubcrnpm<
men uno ,piro es 1T leiner geuubnten QSeile ld
aneeleeeu lein la0en, lpwrbl 9Sbplsiale ais Jts~
tailpertaufs CUR belpnberen 3ufriepenHeit her Ser
ren 2aufer au efcctuiren.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-11-28
For Sale and to Let.

VaLUs ast4s. 4ANAAS LANDS EOEG SALE.
81. THE SUBSCRIBER having determined to 20 South,
e Offers for sale his entire possession of LANDS in New
- Hanover county 30 miles from Wilmington, aud one
mile from the Cape Fear River. in Cantuck District there
being about $50 al, of which 30 drained
and cleared and in fine state Of cuvaton-here beng
200 acres clear, all heavy growth Swamp
Land. being portion of the wellknOwn JUNIPER AND
BEAR SWAMPS, and the balance UPLAND. The Swamp
ell adapted the produ Of Corn, Peas. Potatoes
aud Rice On the Plantation is very good DWELLING
HOUSE nearly new, and all necessary Ouhouses, and
good Well of Water The place is pleasantly located and
healthy any in the state Also, another tract mme-
daey Cape Fear River containing l52 acres about
miles from the plantation all fenced for the purpose
of Pasture. There is about 10 cleared and well
adapted Peas, Pumkns, &c. Also, there is any
quantity of OAK AND ASH WOOD handy to the river,
which can, with little labor be turned into money Any
person wishing to settle himself valuable and pleas
auty located place any in this countryn good neigh
borLoUd-woud do we'll call soon, sure the place
too we known remain hand long. Apply to the
subscriber on the premises Arthur Bourdeaux
CainuCk p. o.. New Hanover county, n. G.
April -, lS60.-34N ARTHUR BOURDhAUA,
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Richmond, November Is, 1851
For the JnnInal


RoANCKE ISLAND, N. c., 8th Reg't.,N G. s. I.
We very much pleased for the past few days at see
ing many good comfortable straw mattresses landed ahd
brought into camp and much pleased at hearing
that they made and here by the fair hands OF the
ladies of Camden ccurty n G. And this has been ur
since in service assured that they
met with welcome reception by our soldiers, and
many the excamations ct God bless the ladies OF
Camden by boys they received their mattresses
We do know how to thaDks to the ladies'
who have furnished with those necessary articles winch
needul and comfortable to the soldiers these cold
busry nights Although cannot express our thanks
and gratitude hem end give them the praise they de-
serve yet will prove by acOns that while we have
the aid and love of the fair ladies OF country we will
defend them with lives, and shall ever remain an
unconquered people. WILMINGTON BUYS.
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Ne,.a fon. Ha.ss.n. Inle.-gne E..1a...,ns TeaoE.-

News ftOm Hattetas In1et-The Returning Troops
T.4eir SUffe tIngs-E'aEticuass Of sac I4uss Gf
French Mnn-nf-War CnntaIabris, sc.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ll-Capt. Dowo}, Of the Iwcn-
tieth Indiana Regiment, which returned TO Fortress
Monroe from Hatteras, says that ha found it almost
impossible to remain longer n that narrow neck OF land
on account OF loss of camp equpage aud stores. Al
though the men have suffered severe prvatOns the
Der on the sick list is very small All are now COM
fortaby quartered near Fortress Monroe
Col. Hawkins New York regiment will rcturn ny
the next trip of the steamer. Those men have suffered
more severely in health than the Indiana regiment
Over one hundred are on the sick list.
Captain Dowel also brings intelligence of the French
mau-of-war Cantalabra near Beaufort, She was OF
about $500 t0n9 and after yany eudeavOgng to ride
the gale got aground shifting sand bar. Notwih-
starding the inc ssan exegt0ns Of her officers aud
she bad to be abandoned, and all hands including eff
GERS soldiers and seamen, we're compelled to Ind shelter
on the shore, as best they could.
The vessel was afterwards boarded hy a detachment
by order of the commanding officer and blown up The
reason of this proceeding lot known. 1t was i'm
possible for the wreckers TO reach the vessel.
New York Herald, l2M inst
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PAINTS-P4NIN.E rs.
.uDr yUuFTE TEAn.

EDURE WHITE LEAD
L Snow White Zinc;
s. White Gloss Zinc;
Lnseed OIL Varnish Patent Dryers, &c. For sale whole
sale and retail, by W ii. LlPPlIT,
Feb. Is. Druggist N Chemist
NEW WATER VVHEEI4.-CEsEAT INVENITUN,
7NHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of informing the
L public, that after many years of experience, be has
succeeded in inyenting WATER WHEEL which lie can
confidently recommend as being simpler IN construction
powerful in performance wtha given amount or head
of water and durable and less liable to get out Of
order than any Wheel now in use or heretofore offered to
the public.
top Of the Wheel and the bottom of the and c0nse
queny all loss of power from such escape OF water Is
avoided.
This Wheel is reaction Wheel 1t of cast iron and is
simple in construction that any mechanic can put IN
after having once seen 1t done IL VIII, win = ieeg Q?
water grind from II to 40 bushels of Corn per hour and B
suited to any head Of water IRON 1eet 9p%ads n mas
only six buckets and turns out 84 square inches OF water
being all that requires for the performance OF any amount
As above stated this Wheel is patented and take pleas
in Offering it to any person wanting cheap powerful
and durable Water Wheel adapted to grist mills, upright
or circular saw mills, cotton gins factories or any oher
kind of machinery in driving which waer-pOWer ued
to any head Of water will furnish and put in running or
der Wheel attached to any person mill for $75 or will
sell the right to for $25 will also sell County and
Any person wishing to purchase Wheels individual
y or State rights or desiring any Information VIII receive
Armstrong John O. Armstrong James NJ Armstrong, Dob
6insviIle, sampson county, NC their Agents &eSSrs.
DN''''' GEORGE ". ARMsTR0NG, Patentec.
EThe patentee refers to the following Certificate from
competent persons who have the operation OF his
wheel -
This certify that the Undersigned have the
performance of the Water Wheel invented by George
W. Armstrong of Sampson county, N C. tgrnds bushel
of good minutes and 4S seconds with feet inch
es of water and half the water with comparison Of
other wheels. HARDY HERRING.
JOHN BARDEN
JAS. II. LAMB
DANIEL JOHNSON.
R. W. TATOM
q. W. SMITH.
March 2stb, 1851. silly
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New YORK, Nov. 15.--The Pacific mail steamer,
which arrived here yesterday from California brought
Senator Gwin and two other gentlemen prisoners
charge of reasonable practices General Sumner, who
on board the steamer made the arrests and brought
the three parties with him to this city, where they are
now at large their parole of honor not to leave the
country. Certain papers found 10 the baggage of Mr.
Gwn, it is said, connecting him with the 81 thern re-
belion warranted General Sumner in placing him and
his companions under arrest They await the orders
the Government from Washington.
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VIEWS OF WILLIAM SMITH OBRIEN.-Mr Smith
o Brien has, through the columns Of the Dublin Morn
ing Nelcs, addressed long letter. dlted Dublin Octo
Der II, to Captain Thomas Francis Meagher, o. the
American Mr.. OBren deprecafe5 the views taken
by Mr. Meagher, who advocates the war against the
South and proceeds TO show that supposing the
Northerners were successful they would not be able TO
keep the conquered States in subjection. Mr. OBren
offers his services mediator between the belig-
erent parties, to assist in restoring peace.
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BLASTED B's-The BIS swarmed upon US for

BLASTED Bs.-The BIS swarmed upon US for some
time, and privOcatve OF nightmare than mnce
pie at 10 O'Clock. We had Buchanan, Breckin~idge
to the nation in the civil ranks oui now we are
hunted by Bull Run, Balls Bluff Big Bethel and Bulls
Bay, boldly entered by fleet, Notwithstanding the
omnous prestige against the BIS. Blast the B's! We
hope they will cease to swarm the boughs OF the Tree
of Liberty. We hope our feet will make no Bull ip
Bulls Bay, and regret that Beaufort begins with b
Cleveland Plandealer
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A ERAWANU

gA OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS each, viii be given
~ for the apprehension aud delivery OF my two boys
~ SOLOMON aud ESSEC. SOLOMON is dark, full
heau of hair, thick lips, has his left hand between
his thumb end fugeT-lis height about five feet ten
eleven inches E.SEC about live feet five seven inches
high GLOW skin has between the right eye and eye
brow, caused by the bite of dog, very heavy set.
J. j D. LUCAS.
June l2th lcGl 42-tf
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General Notices.
C5j-P -PARTVEESHIP MOTTO

C(}-PARTNEBSE4IE2 NOTICE.
VIHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
in the town of Wilmington, n. c., under the firm and
style of ofSOUTHERLAND & COLEM An, for the purpose Of
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices will be paid
They also have house in Mobile Alabama, where they
will receive sell Slaves commission. Liberal adVan-
ces made upon Slaves left with them for safe.
D. J. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES G. COLEMAN.
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For the Journal.
OF tIo , OH U1I
Look Gut for General Scott.

When Gen. Scott leaves New York for England, in one OF
the British Steamers he will be taken out Of hem also eve
ry American of the North, by Confederate PrVateers
held in Bondage for Mason a1d Sde Our PrlVateers
bound for London and Liverpool and will take
from John Blu Is soil all the American Diplomats and other
American spies and traitors to CoDfederacy English
ships are now no longer neutras submit the
right of search. Poor John Bull longer sovereign of the
seas, but tool of Yankeedom aud Lincoln. Q.
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NONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully Informs The
u public that he is prepared to take Contracts in his line
of business. He keeps constantly hand LIME, CEMENT,
PLASTER PLAsTEKING HAIR Philadelphia PRESS BRICK, FIRE
BRICK, &c.
N 8. To Dstiers OF Turpentne-he s prepared to put
up Stills at the shortest notice May 2O-37-ly.
GEO. ~. FsEe% Z,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
1 June II WILMINGTON, r. c.
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