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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-02-21
MARRIED..

In New Hanover county the l4th inst, by J. E. Bun.
JONES, all of New Hanover county.
In 0nsow county, at the brides fathers on the evening
OF the l4th instant by Jesse W. Hardison ESQ Mr. UEX,
TER JARVES, to Miss SARAH JANE DEAL, daughter
of Isaac Deal all of Onslow county.
In Kenansvie, n. c., on Thursday 1Atb inst nv Raw
j. N stallings Nv ROBERTSON, Esq, of Columbus coun-
ty, to Mrs. MARY s. ALTERNATELY, widow of the late
Sheriff John D. Alternately, of Duplin county '-''
In Brunswick county the 14th inst by Rev. NJ Rob.
bins Mt JOHN G. ROWELL, to Miss CAROLINE daupb.
ter of VIM A Robbirs, Esq, all of Brunswick county
On fha Slst ut by e. M Coston, Esq, Mr.. GEORGE W.
PHILLIPS to Miss MOURNING SHEPARD, all of Onsow
Also on the same day, by the same, Mr.. RAFORD
SCOTT, to Miss RACHEL A. J. PHILLIPS all Of Onsow
Also, on the It'll inst, by the same Mr. JOHN JARMAN
to Miss NANCY E. FREEMAN, all of Onslow
In Pitt county, on the Slst ult., by W. A. Manning ESQ
at the residence Of the brides father Mr. VIM 1ETCH
WORTH to Mss ROSINA HARRIS. Also by the same on
the Sd inst at the residence of Mr. W. Mobiles Mr. BEN
JAMlN MANNING to Mrs. SALLY MOORE-ail of Pitt CO
cn IN washington c. on the It'll inst the Baptist
MISS AAssET A. WINDLEY-both of this place.
In Martin county the 18th OF December by the same
mr. JAMES B. CHERRY TO Miss PATTiE A. SHEROD-
both of Greenvile, N. C.
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DIED.

On the 28h ut residence of his mother Harnet+
county, Dr. ARCHIBALD SMALL, late Graduate of Raj.
hmore Dental College, aged "a years.
IN TINS town. on the 18th inst Mr.. GEORGE W. T ARLE-
TON, native of Nashua N. b. aged 80 wears MIR. r.
had been resident of Wilmington The past four or five
years! engaged as Engineer the W. VI. R. R where
ne gained large number of friends by his gentlemany de-
pertinent and obgng disposition who sincerely his
In Sum6erland county Fayetteville, the 10Th inst
Mr.. DOUGALD MCDUFFIE aged so wears for many Years
a citizen of New Hanover county.
georgia, Alabama and Mississippi papers please copy
In Washington, N. c., the 4h inst of typhoid pneu
MONA, Capt. JOSEPH SMITH, aged about IS years
In Washington N. c.. the 5th inst, Mrs EUPHEMIA
DIXON, aged SO years
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

O1IG u AMEO CLAnAE
P, CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
'pore6 from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, III. D.,
hs :; musician Extraordinary to the Queen.
E Valuabe medicine is unfailing in the cure of all
ab auu and dangerous diseases TO which the female
ss, lon is subject. 1t moderates all and re-
o. oil distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
Tim TO MARRIED LADIES
Su nary suited 1t will, in short time, bring the
bs5' Perod with regularity.
Sn SCttle price One Dollar, bears the Government
VI treat Britain, to prevent commercials
Rsss ~, CAUTION.
QST I5 JUS should not be taken by females during the
@e6 bnnREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
T:afe "9 on Miscarriage, but at any other time they
3 OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
@Hes limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpatation OF
We Wb Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
m reT al other means have failed, and although pow
NDr 40 not contain iron, calomel, anthony, or
FIJI SSuuIuul to the constitution.
'h bIC5t lons IN the pamphlet around each package
He GS goII Oe carefully preserved.
eeuI lor the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
a. R-tl m Rochester, N. Y.
dzed G w and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
Vl mali n Will insure bottle, containing so Pills. by
all Wilmington by W. H. Lippitt Henry McLin,
J.. Ousnoro' by Lucas Moore.
Nl!lI, lsso PURCELL, LADD d CO., Richmond.
2l3 d 37-e0W-ly
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CHARLOTTE, Feb 18.-Cottcn, 9 to 10 cents, slight
decline-about zoo bales sold last week Corn,
cents-scarce and in demand. Wheat, 81 IS to 40 for
White and 81 25 81 50 for Red Flour very
and sells readily at So Is to 81 per sack. New Bacon IL
to iii hog 87s cents very scarce. Oats IS
cents Irish planting Potatoes worth 81 so to s.
SALISBURY, Feb. l9-Beef, &c. Bacon, IL l2sc.
Butter, Is 20; Corn, IS SOC Flour, 81 20 50 80;
Potatoes, so &c., Sweet Potatoes 60 7Oc.; Peas 65c
Pork, 81 a 7bc.; Sugar, d l2Ic; Talow, 10 l23c
Wheat. 81 20 a 40 Whskey, SO 81 co.
TAEBORO', Feb. 15.-TurPentne-Dip 81 Is to | So
50 to p per bb Cotton, q to 10 cents Bacon-HOg
MOBILE, Feb. l0-The sales to-day 1000 bales, at
10 lie. The market is active and the demand firm.
CHARLESTON, Feb. l8.-Cotton-There good de-
mand for the article to-day at prices ranging from 81 to
NEWBERN, Feb. 19.-For the Week-Cotton-D During
the week prices have declined and th demand has been
quite limited holders waiting for better figures and
merchants unable give the price asked We quote
l03 cents Sales yesterday Of small lot at lO for ine
rior. Market dull.
Eurpentine-Has declined, and spectators show but little
disposition to transact at any price During the week sales
have effected amounting several thousand barrels
prices varying from 81 so to 81 35 for Dip and 81 SIS to
81 40 for Scrape.
Sprts-Not much in demand. Last sales were effected
at 324 per gallon, But little coming market
Tarls inactive at 81 40 per Dbl by inspection But lit
tie inquiry.
But few sales
Flour-Su sells former quotations for North Caro-
lima, 81 so for Supelfne and S. so IS for Family.
BALTIMORE, Feb. ls-Flour is dull; sales of Howard
and Ohio at IS II, City Mills 90 Wheat is firm
red 81 25 l 80, white 40 a l co. Corn is actve vel
low So S. white 60 &c. Provisions are steady mess
steady at IL 10 whiskey dull at l7t Ia cts.
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-CoGton is quiet; sales of up
Go. Wheat is firm and higher. Corn is firm; mixed
&c 81. yellow 60 81 SO. Beef dull Pork steady
steady; New Orleans So IL, Muscovado ~ Ct
Coffee firm; Rio IL a Ia ID. Naval stores dull.
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rgr FORCES IN Fort SUMTER.-The New York
,,T, have elected the following statement from the
5Y1 and children who lately left Fort Sumter in the
Tss FORCE IN Fort SUMrER-There had been no
55cemqpt of Major Anderson up to the time of the
1n leaving on Friday last Seventy-nine persons, in-
gtbe officers and band, and exclusive OF working
~r Of some twenty men, under Capt Foster, consti-
~ te whole garrison-a force generally felt to be in
efficient for a rigorous or prolonged defence of the place.
Men Lieut. Talbot returned from Washington, the
naDd were assembled and the decision of the Presi
Communicated to them. The expressions of conf
me- reposed in them by the authorities at Washington
Yp tlm new heart, and every man declared he would
It to the last, and die rather than surrender.
A great many guns have been mounted on the I'd
tiers, and they are now in as good condition to
D the fort as they ever will be, excepting that they
m shortbandld. A light is kept burning throughout
Rngh in each OF the caSemates, and everything ready
r instant action. There is no lack Of ammunition,
and any quantity of grenades of destructive character
a7e been prepared for use at close quarters.
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ROSIN,-Since review of Wednesday last the
ket has been entirely for all grades and
anything has been done in the way of sales The
ceps continue meage for the season. and the supply OF
all qualities is rather small. Little demand exists,
and only occasional sales made in Common In Nos
and sales have transpired for several weeks, and
is impossible sell unless at very low figures there
fore quote hemarket nominal 81 81 80 for the
and IS cents to 81 for the latter, in quality. The
Common article has also partaken of the general dulness
and prices are shade lowe In the early part of the
week lot of 400 bbls sold at so cents per $40 lbsor
days past sales have taken place, and the
ket closes dull at above figure.
onnues to be in active request for shipment,
and parcels readily taken Upon arrival at quota
ton The arrivals the week just ended reach 45O
bDls. ali of which has changed hands at 81 IS per bb
BEEF CATTLE-For some, weeks past very few beeyes
supply butchers hands has become somewhat reduced
though may be considered fully sufficient for present
wants. There is moderate demand for bucberng purpo
ses and prime quality sells readily at fair prices We
quote at to IL cents per h., as IN quality.
BARRELs-In the market for empty Spirits Turpentne
barrels have nothing Of Importance to report There
heavy stock first hands, ano in the absence of the usual
demand selling consequently We are unable to
give a correct quotation of the market.
CoFFEE-There is merely areta demand for this article
and the market rules quiet at former Rio is in mod
stock and OF the previously reported as recev
ed and stored quote sales during the week at IL IL to
IA cents per b. in quality cash. Other descriptions
are light supply, and sell from store at quotations IN "a
BILE.
CorroS-In this article We have material change ia
report since the close of our last review There was
steady demand from buyers during the early part of the
week but for the past day two tie advces received have
rather unfavorble and have had the effect to
what check TRANSACTIONS owing mainly to the small guam
ity Offering on market however prices remain unchanged
The bulk the sales consist of the lower grades for which
market closes rather dull and they are difficult of sale
unless at lower prices fine grades are scarce and IN
moderate enquiry and close firm at IL liz cents for mid
ding good mddng. The sales for the week have been
light in of the small stock Market and foot
up only l35 bales which has been sold at basis OF
Ii cents for mddlng follows Wednesday, 254 bales at
g. 81 81 81 TO- 0i 103 IL, IL. lla and liz cents for
interior to good mddng Thursday IA do at 81 cents for
stained ol cents for low middng II cents sD for ndng
for middlng Saturday III do. price and Mon
day 1913 do 1l cents for inferior to good middng
and Tuesday 65 do at IL cents for nddlng.
CORN MEAL.-None of consequence arriving from the
country and the sales have been confined to small lots from
the granaries at IS cents per bushel.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

GUANos of two kinds-thOse in which Ammonia pre-
dominates in Peruvian and those in which the Phosphaes
Lime, &C., predOminate in SOmbrero, and others
Both experience and theory establish the fact that Am
mona and Phosphate of Lime essential ingredients for
general fertilizer and segueny for general purposes
proper mixture OF the two is recommended Whilst the
Peruvian and other ammonated Guanos StindS
qJicEeeTS of the soil, the SombrerO Guano
fertilizer but of slower action and less perceptble
the first year, unless aided by stnhan Hence
the great Importance of combining the two proper pro-
portions, which, if DONE makes the best most cOUGlet
and economical fertilizer known Assuming the cost of
Peruvian Guano $780, and SombrerO at $50 per ton and
with quarter OF the former and three quarters of the
farmers gives at cost of $3.50 per ton, fertilizer
far valuable and permanent than the Peruvian alone
The agcuurs need only be reminded OF the Of the
predominang ingredients in these different species Ct
enable him understand the the proper mode of
its application Whilst Ammonia Gin the Peruvan) is liable
eVaporate RISE Phosphate OF Lime Tin the Sombrero
is heavy, and liable to sink below the reach of the roots
plants therefore it should be either depOsite in the hill
drill with the CROP used top dressings IN the
proportion 300 400 lbs to the acre. according to the
wants of the soil. If the Guanos combined end
used DRESSING the spring the best me when the
crop assuming and vgor, at that
the bent of the Ammonia is less likely to be lost than
if used in the fall or ealy winter.
Also Manipulated Guano. For sae in lots to suit, by
KIDDER u MARTIN,
Feb. 49, Agents for Wilmington
Pamphlets sent on application:
Fayetteville Observer Goldsboro Rough Notes. Tarboro
Southerner Sumpter Waterman, Marion STAR copy
week for four weeks and send bill to this office Immediately
for payment. 40 2tawlm-25-4t.
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Tar LEG1sLATURE.-Since our last the important
gasctiDg the following State works have passed
\, foal reading and are ratified:
Trro Western n. G. Railroad the Wilmington,
t.lotte and Rutherford Road the DanvilIe Connec-
from the Shops to Milton also another (passed the
S,s} from Greensboro to Leaksville; the Western
@isd Road; the branch road from the CoalfeIds to
~ c. Road the branch road from the Wilmington
rinO or near Fayetteville called by Mr.. Faison the
SmEeberry road. Also the bill to complete the
.5mare aud Chesapeake Canal. Many other impor
NJ bills have passed. The Military bill and the Rev
y. mi have passed the House and are now before the
r,p-Sqte Journal, 18th INST
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$4,000 LBS. COTTON YARN PER ANNUM.
THE CELEBRETED ROCKY MOUNT MILLS, Edge
combe county, n. g., continue to manufacture 1900 lbs.
Cotton Yarn daily and prepared to furnish assorted
Nos As to u.s. by the bale Of 200 lbs at 20 cents h.
months time at Of Railroad Depots in Eastern N.
Carolina, free Of freight.
The Mills and Machinery in fine condition, and the
quality of the Yarns guaranteed.
Orders solicited from punctual buyers. Address,
VIM S. BATTLE,
Rocky Mount,
Edgecombe County, n: c.
sept. 18th, 1860 3ly*
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MRS, WINSLOw.

psHenced nurse and female physician, has Soothing
l children teething, which greatly facilitates the
' Of teething by soening the gums, reducing all in
allay all pain, and is to regulate the
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
and relief and health to your infants Perfectly safe
al cases. See advertisement in another column.
ie0 6.-l47-3m-27lv.
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To JOHN W. G. LOUD, ESQ,


No. u SOuthstreet, New York.
18Th July, l858.-Where the Somhrero Guano was ap-
piled good straw as the Peruvian, and think
full plump grain.
10Th July, I858-The wheat where Sombrero Guano
used weighed 81 lbs to the bushe The Peruvian weighed
the same No difference either in straw grain.
ROBERT j. HUGHEY.
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NoTE.-Rver Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold III the
water subject to the expense Of landing inspection
Turpentne about 10 q IA cents bb-and naval stores,
when brought Railroad about the same expenses are in
cuTed.--* For virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
Of oneh is made the price of yellow Dip
c0rding to quality.
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PAY UP AND SAVE Cosr,

WE EARNESTLY re4 uest all persons Indebted to MS
either by note account, to forward and pay
the same immediately as cannot carry business
without money Those who do not pay by the goth of
March next expect to find their in the hands of
an officer some other parties.
WHITEHEAD & SWITZERLAND.
Kenansville. N. c., Feb. Is, 1861 26At
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SPIRITS TURF ENTINE-Since our review of Wednesday
last hes ruled quiet for this article and prices
remain unchanged The advces from other markets
rather buy here not disposed
any extent-the market closing quiet but steady
this morning 80 cents for straight and 50 IL cons for
n Y hbis The for the week comprise 1850 bbs
foln
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RurTnnICAL sOIREE.

THE CADETS OF DR.. DEEMS SCHOOLS will compete
rprzes in Defamation in the Hall of the Seminary at
Wilson, on the evening of the I'D inst. The exercises will
mnenCe at clock. The public invited to attend.
February 18th, ls6I.-I362t-26-lt.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
goK THE wERK ENDING FEBRUARY 2OTH. 1851.

TURPENTNE For the week ended this morning we have
important change in this article There has
steady demand from eth shippers and distiers and
the has ruled firm, all received having been taken
upon arrival 81 so or yellow dip, 81 Al for virgin and
hard per Dol of $50 lbs The arrivals the
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S ANFC RD'S
LIVER INVlGORATOR.
NEVEE DEBILITATR.


TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS and
Il has become an established fact, q Standard Medicine
know and approved by all that have used it, and is
resorted TO with conf euce in all the diseases for
which it is recommen ded.
1t has cured thousands within the last two wear,
who had given up all hopes - iof relief az the numerous
unsolicited certificates in s-sz nv possession show
The dose must be adapt - ed to the temperamept OF
the individual taking it, and used in such quantities as 10
act gently the Bowels. *
Let the dictates Of your - Judgment guide YOU in the
use Of the LIVER IN So IVIGORATOR, and it will
cure Ltoer Complaints, - Bilious Attacks Dyspep
STA, Chrome DidThGa, S~ Summer Conplants DIS
Cntery, DrOpSy Sour Stone 0ch Hdbitud COStUeneSS,
Chollc Cholera, C0erd - liorbals, Cholera IrfaYtYr
FIatLence JduIdiCe, Fe- g male Weaknesses and may
be used successfully - Ordinary Fdnlty Aedt-
cine 1t will SICK =. HEADACHE, Gas thou
sands testify oefy 5 ri4teS If t,co or three
Tea$poonfnLS are taken at ~ COMMENCEMENT of attack
All 1hO glUg their testimony in it's favor.
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE IN
VIQORATOR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOO ETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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Philip A. Ball. Esq, Baltimore Md, Sept 49, 1885, says
The where Sombrero used vigorous, green
strong and the balance of the field all good SOIL looks
sun burnt and dropping wish you send ten TONS
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

sneuld be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be paid ' "hH
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CASH ABtASCEIS.
NAE will make liberal advances Cotton shipped to
w consignment of friends Liverpool direct or via
New York. such will De satisfactory to holders
desiring to realize. o. g. PARSLEY d CO.
December l5.-d&wtf
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
|TyHE FOLLOWING NUMBERS DREW THE PRINCIPAL
| Prizes in the drawing OF January %, 1854
Numbers. Prizes. Numbers. Prizes INumoers. Prizes.
- GOO % JOB d53 30 600 GOO
Numbers $685. 1884 2835. 3OO7, $685. 1910, 1901, g.,
1885, $685. s7t3, S9 $780, 9297 S42O, 1882, IL 042 H.,
$780, 997 l27l9, Ill., PIT, ,588, NAT, H.,
$751; II 6s6 1856 49, o78 947s, 1855 2O58O, 234O 2
$780, 1885, 22977 237ll % 1872 2469l 24s58, 1906 25,
$685. 524 26 $780, 26 ST. 2576 2662 772 29067, 49,,
706, %, 9O5-$l 600 each.
The next Drawing of this celebrated Lottery will take
place on of February For particulars advertise
ment in another column. DON RODRIGUEZ.
Feb. 10, 1861 l39&Z6-lt
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JAMES R Chiffon, M. D., Chemis
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR oF GrA

Moses Lacey, Esq, Lynchburg Va April 1853, says
SOmbrero Guano has turned out well Oats and Wheat
far and friend Walton to whom sold some says he
would not give it, pound for pound for Peruvian"
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FLOUR.
GTOKLEY & OLDHAM are constantly manufac- E.s-f-
- turing the BEST FAMILY FLO UR at the kEl3 r.,
CAPE FEAR FLOUR MILLS, Wilmington N. c. 80 wv
For sale at the Mills and at their Store No. SouthbS
Water Street,
In whole barrels and half barrels;
In bags containing One-half;
In bags containing one-fourth;
In bags containing one-eighth;
They keep constantly hand, at the Mill and at tne
store, FRESH GRO UND MEAL, HOhMLNY, GRACE
ED CORN COW FEED, SHORTS, BRAN, &c. dc.
They also keep for sale
CORN at wholesale and retail;
OATS at wholesale and retail;
PEAS at wholesale and retail;
HA Y at wholesale and RETAIL
Marshals FINE SALT in sacks;
Liverpool ground ALUM SALT. in sacks
North Carolina FLOUR on consignment.
Oct I'd, 1880
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sun-ane Court.

.ov G. J. In Clements v. Waldo and
81 y, onnitv, from Martin, directing decree for
a5e['I n Wiseman v. Smith, in equity, from Wake
gf f.. - = Boste, in equity, from Warren, dismiss
fonll;Tn In Latham v. Moore, in equity, from
b8 O'% n Worth v. Gray, in equity, from Randolph
tD over ruled without prejudice In State "
sGdu Berte, Judgment reversed and Uen1re de novo
10 fOn. J. In State V. Harris, from Granville,
'G bAi tbe Judgment In Minton V. Wellborn, in
s0IIs, oH, Wilkes, dismissing the bill. In Fleming
Jg br in equity from Rowan, exceptions sustained
yOP ,,s y Rogers, in equity, from Wake, exceptions
B%%s}' ovcept lst of Dit Jury. 10 jackson v
li IN equity, from Lenor, decree for plaintiffs, In
%3 ~ blackwell, in equity, from Craven, bill dis
Ssd,,, ,x1v.J. In Townsend v. Moore, from Robe
s.n,ing the Judgment In Myers V. Cherry, from
l D.. ofirmi6g the judgment. Ia Thompson v
251o@, oonitv from Nash, decree for plaintiffs. In
a u fonyers. in equity, from Franklin, decree for
G1ar " In Whit V. Hooper, in equity, from Rock
S1D'd ismissiug the bill with costs.-RoI Standard
L, ,rTTTEs OF SOUTH CARoL1NA.-The Israelites
9Th Carolina are amongst the most faithful and
'o4 t;c If the people Of South Carolina. On every
2 oo Of difficulty and danger they have eXhlolted
&, ,%,n +, the State worthy their Wel,knoWn cnar'
.os If a hatred Of oppression, and dauntless
r.sist # With an canal right to enter into all
s ~ s' Of our Government they have shown them
o c2mnetent to fill the highest In the Senator o.
a. Tnjted States they furnished two Senators, and
s these Senators were from the South, and both
~ have been foremost in indicating the rights, n
IYond liberties of the South NJ. Benjamin and
Vice are worthy to sit in any assembly OF states
y ), tho world Charleston Mercury.
~. obove reminds US of the Bill now before the Gen
-S'mhIv of North Carolina to repeal the clause il
; Gonotitution which prohibits Jew from holding
IN this State. The prohibition should certainly
oken ont by the present session ofthe Legislature
' on odious, unfair and unnecessary restriction
Western Democrat.
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TO THE AGRICULTURALIST
PHOSPHATE GUANl

tKE refer you to the following certificates of eminent
w Chemists who have analysed this invaluable Phos-
phae (many others can be adduced) Aso the CORES
pondence from different sections of the country showing
value placed upon this Manure by those who have used it.
All we ask is fair trial. knowing you will give the
preference over any other now in
NEW YORK, Aug, 3d. 1857.
have anay zed a sample of Guano imported per Schr
E. G. Howard, from the Island of Sombrero for Messrs.
Wood Grant, and find it to yield the following:
Phosphate of Lime 81 90
Carbonate of Lime. -. GO
Sulphate of Lime l.S4
Chloride of Sodium, l3l
Organic Matter. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 277
Water. STA
Salca, Alumlna, .38
100 90
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, IN a Seated Envelope,
IyzEwa., ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND
Z1LEE@| RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHEA,
6I or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Ner.
and Involuntary Emissions inducing lmpotency
and Mental and Physical 1ncapacity.
By ROB. J. CULVERWElL. NJ. D.,
Author Of the - Green Book &c
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves his experience that the awful con
SEQUENCES selabuse may be eectuay removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical operations, bou-
pes instruments rings cordas pointing out mode OF
cure at certain and eectua by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition be, may cure himself
cheapy priuatey and radically. This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post pG1d OF the
l27 Bowery, New York. Post Office Rox 1855.
Jan. 20, 1851. iN'f"@--'2