BY J. Li JR E iYX I XUTO Ji ""CO:
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For latest newa feee Fourth Pae ! r-
SGeDr'Qaincy' A. Gilmt.reron.fcandanrof ti
e
Department of S'inth' Carolina, islnlthe rlotth'on a
leave of absence. - " "i - ' -
John A -Binghatn and Cr L. . Vallaudignam are
candidates ; for the TJnited ,1 States i Senate, from
Ohio. f f ; 1
General Fremont intends to make
per roau siit
residence in Missouri; 1
M. F. Miury, the 4guwbelaa haai n
appoltted by the Emperor -Maximillian chief of the
National Obseryatory'at Mexico. ' ? ; n
It i stated? that Ion General GraniV return to
Wasbiogtow a:targe nbeolf'general oulri of vol
uateers wil he tnngtered out oi service -
Maj r Welh?s, of i General Qrd'a staflf; arid a son
of Secretary V Ilea, ; was arrested at Detroit, on the
8th instant, for au alleged assault and j bat tery upon
the "ladies" connected witH afltfaTelling opera con-
The 4M?th,er of the Presidents' (Virginia) fur
Blshes the largest number of applicants far Executive
farors at Washingtoji just now. Next comes Ten
nessee, while North Carolina and Louisiana are about
equal. - ,' ' '" -i'- -
I Le Commence, the Imperialist naDer at Mattmn.
u i ras, Bays that at. the banquet given by the Pru sian
i cujusui mere, wnere general oceeie aranlc the health
l of the Emperor Mximillian, the "fete was wound up
j !by dierywalt2 by GenBrown, Uoited. States
army, and another." t
I The Mobile Tribune says the entire section of
country between Atlanta and Chattanooga, Georgia,
is still a mass 'of ruins, and that the people who once
lived there in happiness are now wandering about
, . homeless and almost hopeless. .
Maj ir John B Hill, says a ; St. Louis despatch,
who' holds commissi m of Colonel of Artillery ; from
Prtsident Juarez, left thereon Fiiday last.with thirty
five meo to join the Literal army of Mexico i They
will go via B az a SaLtitgo, and; will probably join
;Cortlnas In theirear of MatamoVas. ;'v ''"
1 -Newspapers from M- xico to the 18th nit., -are
received. They give giwing accounts of the . fete
Napoleon celebrated throughout the n ition Ton the
lfttb The French residents adorned and illuminated
their houses ; the Eraperor Maximilian and tha Court
attended a reliioua.; ceremony at the Cithedral, and
the troops were reviewed by "Marshal B z'nV At
Oh apul tepee there was au : imperial''' iet,at which
'iaximilian proposed the toast, a v. health of
Japbleour' M irshal , B isaine res ono i -. g. 1
; The Alexandria (Va ) Journal says: 'In'the
)juuty Court of tb!3 cou'ity reeeatly it was decided,
2 accordanae with the eighth secti :i of the Bill of
jghtat that colored men 'are entitled, in all capital
r criminal , prosecutions, to a tiial by jory. The
, :.tb section of this .Bill of Rlghti gives i Anted
c :a the right to' vote- It reads &s ' fo!l r Toat
all elections ought to be free, and that all a,i:D,haviog
cufocient evidence of common interest with and
attachment to the community, have the right of suf
frage, and cannot be taxed or deprived of their,
property for public uses without their own conseut
r that of their representatives so elected, nor bound
j any law to which .they have not in like manner
ssented for the public good." :J
On Saturday a well executed counterfeit of the
:aw issue of fifty cent fractional currency:, was pre
snted at the Treasury Department for redemption,
ut the keen jeyes of one of the ladies employed at
ie Redemption Division detected it. ,It, is represent
i to be one of the be it finished counterfeits in cir
llation. . . ; r. J- .
-Major John Trout, of Harrisburg, Pa., is ap
Dkteci an additional route agent! on the railroad
om Goldaborougb, N. C, to Charlotte, N. C, with
iy at the rate of $800 per annum!
At the present time there is not a mail or a mail
-ent in Texas. The Galveston Post Office was
'03ed by the military Immediately on their arrival
i that city, and has remainetl closed since. All let
rs are received and forwarded by private bands or
aterprise only. I
. Eighty five colored people who had no perma
3nt employment in Washington,' part of whom
ere direct from Richmond, have feen sent to Prov
ence,' Rhode Island, by the Freedmen's Bureau,
Here homes' and tabor have been provided ' for
em. Female "servants are in demand there.
We have advices up to a late period from the
idian Council at Fort Smith. On the 8th inst.
iidge Cooley read an address to the Indians.,
hich was responded to by the Cherokees to the
Ject'that they had no, power to treat, but would
far any proposition the government would make
their national "Council. . Responses from other
bes of a simitarcharactef were niade. On Satur
day the couocil was taken up in reading the stip
tions to be imposed , hf the government ' upon
tribes in the Southwest. The stipula ions
pose a grand concentration of all Indian tribes
) one nation, the territory of which shall ; be the
sent Indian Territory and such other as the gov
ment mar dfriH nnnn The tribes now Jivine
Zansas are to be removed South, and the souths
f----. . . . ir,
:stern tribes ara expected to compel the Indians
the plains to observe the i treatiesi The Indians
iy they understand they were called to meet the
ita rebel tribes, and renew friendly relations with
them, and not to make new treaties, which ' they
are unwilling and unauthorized to do. On Monday
replies were made to the propositions presented
them oh Saturday." All spoke favorably of the pol
icy(of the governmnnt, and appear anxious I to re
new their friendly relations with it. Many of them
promise their aid in bringing the hostile Indians of
the plains to terms. 4 ' - . ;
I A well known bickpockct recently died in
WilHamsburg, New York, leaving property to the
of 160,000, all of which he accumulated
pttsi pve or gix r years in - excursions
irotiH.t u . . i : l . . .
r "MU, l various cities of the Union. H
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STATE NEWS,
SiiFX Oodbt. This; cohrt,
COmuTencedlts sessibhsy esterday under"- the ju is
Iffe1? f tJ?flllow!nS magistrates James Shackle
ford, Chairman ; S D WaMace, James Colvin, A H
Vanbokkelen, A A Hartsfield, H T Murphy and T J
Armstrong. It is convened for the purpose of set
tling important private and public ; matters that
have arisen in the "community since the return to
the union of North Carolina.
The following appointments were made by the
court to-day :
Richard W NixOnr was appointed county solici
tor, vica A M Waddell, resigned.
The chairman was authoriz 1 to raise by sile of
bonds or otherwise $5,000, for use of the poor of
the county. ,
Thos. W Player' was appointed inspector of nav
al 6tores for New Hanover county.
Jno. C Mtllis was appointed constable for the
lower division of the town of Wilmingtom
Frederick William Ahrens of Char'otte, N. C.,'
has been appointed Assistant Assessor for the 4th
division of this collection district, including Meck
lenburg, Gaston an Lincoln counties.
. Martin Luther Gunn and Peter Augustus
Frercks, have been appointed U. S. Inspectors of
manufactured tobacco, spirits and brandy, for this
district. So says the Salisbury Banner.
Jesse Wheeler, the Assessor for the second dis
trict of North Carolina, has entered upon the dis-
charge of his duties as that officer. His office is
in this town, in the building formerly used as a
medical office by Dr, J. L. Cole, adjoining the res-
idehce of W D Trotter.
Mr.. Wheeler has divided his district into eleven
sub-districts as follows: First. Rockinch am and
Caswell ; second, Guilford and Alamance ; third,
Randolph; fourth, Chatham"; fifth. Moore and
Harnett; sixth, Montgomery and Richmond ; sev
enth, Cumberland; eighth, Robesoaand Bladen ;
ninth. Brunswick, ond Columbus; tenth New Han-
over ; eleveuth Sampson and Duplin.
The county court of Forsyth met on Monday
last in Winston The only matter of importance
and of immediate interest to the people, which
came up before it, was that of raising funds to de
fray the expenses of the county in supporting the
poor, keeping the jail, and administering justice.
It wa9, in our judgement, properly considered that
to lay at this particular time , a sufficient tax to
raise the amount required, would be 44 an onerous
burden upon the people."1-. It was a'ike consider
ed impracticable to borrow the necessary funds ;
it was therefore ordered by the court that the chair
man should issue in the name of the county, and
sigoed by himself, twenty five hundred dollars in
due bills, in denominations as follows, receivable in
payment of all county taxes :
$100 in the denomination of ten cents.
$400 " 44 44 ;' ; twenty five cents.
$1,000 44 4 44 one dollar.
$500 4 44 4 five dollars.
These bills will be in the hands of tax-payers as
good as gold, and as heavy taxes will ere long be
laid to meet demands upon the county, no consid
erate citizen will, since money is so exceedingly
scarce, refuse to receive them. Winston Senti
nel.
Desperate Attempt at Suicide. Peter Murphy,
steward of the steamer Twilight, leaped from a
second story window of the seaman's Home at Wil
mington, the other night, and received injuries
which in all probability will result fatally. Murphy
had a severe attack of bilious fever, 'and was una
ble to return on the steamer. A nurse was in his
room and had turned his back after bidding him
good night, when Murphy jumped from his bed,
and before he , could be stopped was a mass of
bleeding broken hum ntty on the pavement.
The Brutal Murder of John B. Lyons, of Eliz-
aneinuuy, a. v.
A correspondent of tha Norfolk Old Dominion,
writes from HintonvilU-, Pasquotank county, under
date of September 9tb, in regard to an outrageons
murder, which baa been already noticed in the Prog
ress. This correspondent says;
Iu your paper of the 23 1 of August, I noticed au
erroneous statement of the murder of Mr. John B.
Lyons, of this county. B low I uave given the par
ticulars uf the murder, as I got it from bis son, a boy
of 12 years, who was with huh ' at the time of his
murder, and hope you will correct it :
. Oq Monday, August Htb, be left his home, about
eighteen miles below E.izabeth City, for a gentle
man's who Uvea near Cannon's Fi-rry, on the Chowan
River, the present residence of bis murderer. On bis
way he would have bad to pass Lssiter (his mur
dertr's) house. "-There bad been some misunder
standing between Mr. Lyons and Lasiter before, and
Mr. LyoDB got out of the cart and went three milt s
out of his way, through the woods, to prevent a
meeting with Lassiter. On his return, on Tuesday,
he was overtaken by Lasiter, about three miles from
Cannon's Ferry, who bailed him, as he rde up be
hind bis cart, with the word halt P Lassster then
shot at him with a double-barreled gun, but do shot
hit him- Lyons then attempted to get his pistols,
which were in the bind part of tae cart. As he put hi s
hand round, Lassiter shot again, and struck him in
the wrist with a buck-shot. Lasiter then fired with
a rifle, and Lyoas fell backwards in his cart dead,
Jhe shot taking effect . in. the heart. His inhuman
murderer, not satisfied with what be had done, got
out of hi8cart, and went to the hind part of Lyon's
cart, and shot bin though the head twice with his
pistol. Ten shots took effect, in different parts of
his body. . 'A ' ' r
c Seldom are we called upon to record the death, c f
a more worthy man. His life was truly an exempla
ry tne.i He was a-wortby citizen, a kind neighbor,
and au affectioDate'husband and father."; Ha was for
some time au editor of a paper in Elizabeth City and
after thwar broke out j be commenced teaching
school wbich occupation he was kilowiog when the
tnurder was committed, near his. home in this county.
He leaves a "wife and three (children, nl numerous
friends and relations to mourn nis iosa.
D. W. N.
THE CITY.
Protectant Epicopau Convektioit . Frldaj 's
3Ht:(i o? to' V ly cided'y Jnt?restirg. After
passios the .VMounts of the Ute treaurer oT the di-
ctse,- th' proposition for retankn with the churcn r f
the N rth was reaclmi, when majority and minority
reports wt?re presented. -Tb first, Hmd by Rev.
R. S. Mison, chairman, after expressing gratification
at tJe views fcXirfneit by B'.op Atkiu.a o the
feu! j-ct. f c ai(.5 with t v t ifjs n'iduua .is annexed :
Resolved, Tbt the diocese ot North Carolina is
prepared to resuose her position as a dio -esi in coo
nection nith the Protestant Episea) C urch in the
United S ates v?haevfr, in th judgment of th
Biih"i. after coouiutioa with the Bishops 'of the
other S o?h. Ttt .Jjne?st (rhi."h consultation he is
herebyequa?5tti to h id) it shall be consistent with
the good f-iiih which ehe owes to the Dioceses with
which she has been in union during the past four
years. '
Resolod, That with - view t -uch cjntingncy,
there b tiur C fncal and fonr Lay depaties elected
to represent tl is Diocese in the ensuing general Con
vention Mf th Pr testajt Episcopal Church in the
United bttf8.
Rev. A. A, Watson then sent to the Secretary the
minority document, the essential features .f which
are rehearsed in the preamble. It maiotains the
view thit the proceeding Contemplated in the fir.t
report ignores, or p-mis to ignore the legislative rights
of the clergy ani t -J?y in th? .iioce-ies whioh have
been in compoi with us d iring the past four years
under th name ot the Protestant Eobcopal Church
iu the Coufedorate Sutes, and maintains that that
compact c nnot be lawfully or boQorably hrokf n with-
ri! at least an effort to obtain thd consetit of a roa-
$ ymiy t uh ! i m ntshop.s aji ol the Jioceses consli-
tuting th t iotly.
Theu fuliows a Stijies of resoiutioDS proposing
action upon such basis, in these words:
Resolved, That the Diocese of North Carolina is
prepared to assume her position as a Diocese in con
nection with t!)H Protestat.t Episcopal Cburch in the
United States, whenever she can do so consistently
with her self-respect and with her obligations to her
sister Dioceses in the South.
2 Bexolced, That in order to more prompt action,
I the Diocese of North Carolina is willing to refer the
determination of thu quest'oo. together with the
c-'ndifioMS, time aud mxle of re-uoion to aconsulta
ti !i ot the Bishops of the Dioceses hitherto in union
uutier the ti'ie of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the Confederate States, and that she hereby authori
z s her-Bi-shoo t act for her tfaemn.
3. Resolved, That if ber sister Dioceses in said
nmoitr a rn ij rity f their cumb r shall iu likeman
jer t!itbonr.e their Biohops t.. act in their-behalf, and
if, in the opinion of said Bishop3 or a majrity of
their whole number, it shall sat-m right ah 1 advisable
tore-unite with the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the Uuited States, it shall be coupe tent to the Bish
ops to take all the steps necessary to effect or com
plete such re-union, so far as the Diocese of North
Carolina is concerned.
4. Resolved, That with a view to such contingency,
there be four Clerical and four Lay deputies elected
to represent this Diocese iu the ensuing general Con
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States
A debate ensued, distinguished by the utmost
courtei?) and kio-lness, which was partieipited iu by
Hon Win H Bittle, Mr K P Battle, Rev Dr Mason
and others iu behalf of the majority report, Ry A A
Watson, Rev J H I'illinghast and J B Batcbelor es
pousing the side of the minority suggestion.
The Utter paper was then rejected, when Mr. Hale
proposed a substitute, which met the same fate, and
the question recurring, the report of the majority ol
the eommittee was Sanctis ued. Under a requirement
of one of its clauses, the following delegates weVe
elected to the General Convention to be held at Phila
delphia in October.
Clergy. Reverends R S Mason, P M Hubbard, J
B Cheshire, W Hodges.
Lay Delegates. Hon Wm H Battle, R H Smith,
Robert Strange, K'P Battle.
The Council then elncted as delegates to the Gener
al Council to be held at Mobile; Ala., in November
next
Clergy. Reverends R S Mason, DC, FM Hub
bard, D. D , .Jos C Haske.
Lay Delegates. R H Smith, Robert Strange, J H
Bryao.
Rev. E. Geer offered a tribute of respect to the
memory of the late Rev. Saraael JohostoD, D D ,
which was unanimously adopted.
An adjournment was thn "ffted to 4 o'clock.
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Information Wanted. Mrs. H s-er Crawford,
ot Columbia, Tenh , , is anxious to obtain so ne in
formation concerning her husband, A. H. Crawford,
who was a member of 48th Tenn , and was wounded
nta- Kin3ion, N. C, about the 9th Mirch last.
Tbe frierds of the following named parties, also
are desirous of obtaining information concerning
them: Vincent V. Flack, 144th Obio, National
Guirds; Arthur Ctrns, an i Sicprd.
Any one possessing any knowledge of the above
named will confer a great favor by communicating
with this ffice or with the Commanding officer of
tbe Post of Salisbury.
Waterfalls" ?ot a new Agony. We have
always regarded the ' waterfall" as a heathenish in
vention,' but we were not aware until recently thai
it is a mocstrosity of classic birth. We have recent
ly seen a com of Hikbo I'.', Tyrao of Syracuse, who
igned from 478 to 266 before tbe Christiui era, op
the obverse side of which is the bead of the goddess
Diana, with an excrescence precisely like that now
worn by our ladies ur.Jar the duteous name of water
fall. Th re is nothing new underjthe jsnn.
New Counterfeits thb men in our zidst
who publicly vaunt their loytIty, bu, secretly exe
crate and denounce the Union. Tbey will 6on dis
appear from circulation ag that great detective vox
Populi expects to catch them next Thursday.
NO 26 i.:
Pabknts should applt the Birch The . Try
mtu not t'- aay extremely perniciuui' ptactice of boys
throwi. a Monts at teams passing in the strcttg seems
t; U gTf.wbg on tbm. i Wenoticti a rather ag
graTufg cate yesterday. A small boy hit a spirit
at team frith a stoue, and then had the impudetiCe to
i '.an the driver to come after bim, well knowing thai
iieroulduoi Jeavi . tbe Ahorses Parents should b
awre that they are liable f r any damages c used b
tiitee sportive trHks t f their young bopefu's. Thi
item bl information may have the tff-ct wf putting i.
Stop to these troubles, if not, give them the Uth.
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Rev. Db DeLM-. TheN w York papers thus r
terttthis tmiut ut N .rth Cirolina diviLe. Tm
allui..u id to his 8 eoud lid iurse :
Tuere was again preaching by a Southern clergj'
men in Coop r Itistiinteou Suudiy 10th it st., ib
Rv. Dr. Deeipa ol N -rth Cirolma, delivering' at,
anleaiid interesting sermon to a large congregation
The reveraud gentiTnan returned that ks tor ih
restoration of the Uaioh and prayed fur the Prtsi
dent. 4 V
M. E. Conference. Ti b Standard karns that
the aniiii.d C l!freiiOo tnecuu (i Msthodist
Ei'iscopal Church, which was t bxi held in Rocking
ham, Ri ihm otid Cjnuty, w.ll t ikn place in this City
iu Daceraber Dfxt.
The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun of the 9th says : 4 Secretary Chase had a re
cent interview with the President, when a free
interchange of views was had relative to reconstruc
tion policy. The Chief Justice was quite condem
natory of the policy of the President. The parting
was not characterized by any particular cordiality."
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Into Her Mighty Trumpet Fame has breath
ed a new word, Soz jdont, and she is makiug it re
sound tkrough the civilised world. It is the Greek
lor teeth preserver, but in plain English Fragrant
Suzodont, is the most effective dentnfice that chtm
i. try has ever yet extracted from the Oriental vege
table kir-giom.
DIED,
Suddenly, on Sunday morning, BLANCHE ELIZA
BETH, daughter of Wm. K. and Ellen Richardson, aged
four years. Tbe funeral will take placa at the residence
of her father this (Monday) morning at 10 o'clock.
MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILT BY
JS. -A., WHITAKEB.
Grocer and Dealer in Provisions.
Apples Dried. $125 per bushel,
Green, $1 50 per bushel,
Bacon Firm, aa.es at 2526cpr ib.
Beet 10c per lb.
Butter 25c per lb.
Cheese - 35c per ib.
Chickens 20 a 30c a piece. '
Coffee 50c per lb.
Corn $1 20 per bu3bel.
Eggs 20 a 25c per dozen.
Flour Superfine f 13 per bbl.;
Hides Green 10c.
" Dry 15c.
Honey in comb, 25 to 30c perl b.
Lamb 12X15cpertb. '
Ird 25c per Ib. ;
Meal $1 25 per bushel, (scarce)
Mullets-$15 00 :
Mackerel $20 per bbl.
OlliOllS $1 00 perbushel.
Peaches dried 10c per lb.
Peas White $100; Stock 90 to $1; Garden 40c per
peck. ..
Potatoes Irish $1 00 per bush.
Seet. new, $1 00 er busheJ.
Sugar Crushed 35c per lb ; Brown 25c
S?rup 40c50 pergallon.
Soda Cooking, 20c per pound.
Salt-$2 00 oer bushel.
Tallow I0c12 per lb.
Herrings $14 per bbl.
Kice 15c per lb.
Candles -Adamantine, 40c lb per box.
Soap Turpentine, 20c per lb.
Btuestone 50c per lb.
RALEIGH MONEY MARKET,
REVISED DAILY BY B. F. GRADY, EXCHANGE BBOKEB,
13, Fayetteville Street.
Buying Bates.
Gold $1.40; Silver$1.35. North Carolina Bank
Notes BankofNurthChroliua, CapeF3r, R xboro',
Ch irlotte, Farmers, Merchants, Miners and Planters,
35 cents on the dollar; Lexington, and Thomaaville
25 cents on the dollar; VValesboro', Commercial,
Vilminston, Cornnaerce 20 cents oa the dollar;
Washington. F lyeftevilb, C'arenddn and Yancy
ville, G.-eensboro' Mntna, 15 cents on the r1liar.
8i"k N tes of other Southern Sfats. 10 a 30 cents
on the dollar. Northern State Bank Notes, 85 a 90
cer on 'the dollar.
Nw York Rt hnjae, J percpn discnont.
North Carolina bonds, old sixes, with all the
coupons a' tach-d sino Mv 1.861, $70. Dftached
c n poos, 35 cents on the dollar.
NEW ADVERTISE 51 ENTS.
McCOMBIE & CHILD,
C3orinaissioa jVEarcliaTits,
No ll Water Street, New York.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, Naval Stores, &a
HOLBERT A M cLEAN, A pent,
ept!8 3m New Berne, N. C.
NOTICE.
THE North Carolina aud Virginia Christian Confer
ence will meet wrh the Church at Oak Level, on
Wednesday, the 4th of October, 9 o'clock A. H.
WM. 8. LONG,
Graham, Spt 18 5t Secretary.
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KxxpP.Battlk. J.M.Hcck. B.P. Willi axsoh
X0RTI1 CAROLINA LAND AGEXCT.
B ATT LE, HECK & CO-,
RALEIGH, 35. C,
WILL BUY, SELL AND LEASE, ADJUST
titlesof , pa j taxes on , andtake genera Icare o f all
kindsof real estate, gold, copper, laad, iron and other
mines, water-powers, Ac. , Ac. '
Through reliableagents in everjeeunty aceuratein
formation willbegivenabontparticularlfealities,tracts
of laid, Ac I ..
1 Willlikewiseandertakeeolleetion of debttin North
Carolinaandelsewhere,bjsuitorotherwise.
Comtnuoications ooNrioBxriAZ.. . Commissions and
charges moderate. ,1 jel4tf
j All paper sip thsStateeopyfoartimesandsendbllL
f JS, E Wr-; A JV ERT1S 5 31 E N ,T S. '
Ucliabold's Fluid txtntcf iiuciiu,
For Weilneuaruia trtm Idd'ucreiiou. 'itetiliautit..
powers ot Nature wti.h are aCjiuptaicd Lj eo uhus
aiattniag aa:ptoms,ikiuon wtava dicGuo, . jiui? -posiiiuu
to Kxortiua, Lr so ot iituiuiy, V uktJuir tf ,
.Horror of Diatue, ur Frcbodai ct ahI ; iu tact, L
Tarsal Lassitude, Froti ation, &ud uu.niliiy to tuiei in-
the epjorinenti of socie tys. H t f
Tbe Constitation, obc aCeclel with Organic Wtnl
m requires the aid of Alediciuj i 0d -
vigorate the igtUm; whictl 11 LL UOLjv fc.X1 fvA V i
does. If no trtattucct is abutiui
to, Conaainption or lnsial j ensues.
HELMBOLO'S FLUnjMTJlACT BUCU IT,
Itk affectiona peculiar 'x'mAi.i w ntuau'e b
other preparaiiunluiu Uhiwruu or vt i4u, fif iu.
nee, or 6apressioo of CuwiHttr y .tCuuu..l, C c-t-ted
or 8cbirru btate wt tt Uu-f u; nu4i aL. cuu...t.ii
incident to ihj g-r, wa iber ai uiu ! utu finiua a.o. -pation,
itnpruucacu in, ur tha ducuii ur c-iui,, ib i.i .
UELMBO LD'S FJLUI U bXl UACT BtCUU
IMrUuYtD i. iaK WASli, "
Will radically exieiiuint ttuiu tL? ),Da
aruiug frutu uot ot Ayktiiuu at tu i inm, tifc
" no cUhj, m mo tM;tfiriMM vf xvr;
Ut, Coutcu una Mtrtmrg . n utt, Uucmc..
FLLiL) aiuAli tltCItU,
n 11 llaceco ui u titf. m litlltii cAitiu i li
uuV( uHf u iwy iiuxtlmy . ii it )itilii .. ,at ,
ui Ouu. , ' l.Utul: iu klu L, ulid UivH' lll.,iliUi
uttue, prucui. the cai j i uuiti. s "
Tte tender U1U41. uc a LUAl Donvtir sliLt urnj be
lbt attack ot ttic boVc uu iuc iciaceiiwiu w kUct-t. L it
iioailjr ricKh, Aleuli PuHeie, i.U Lidiuitc -4
'1 ttio itOure uibcMcvii icquuu Cut; ia ot a luietic.
HEUUliOLD' LXTUAtT BUCliU
Is tuc gi-eii litutfcitc.
tlELMBOLD'S UIGI1L.Y CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EX I hACT bfRSAPABILLA ,
t ot paritjiug the biooc, reuiuviti all ctiiumc c. uiut
ticnai diseases, arieiu trom au impure state ot the ltjo .
and tbe ooiy reliable aud effectual kuuwn reuicuj loi iLv
care of eCiutula, Scald Mead, bait Hheuui, I aDi lu
Dwelling of the Bones, Ulceration ot the 'f hi oat aii
Leg, Blotches, Pimpieson the iace, letter, Erjtiipeliie,
and ail scaiy eruptioud ot the skin,
AND BKAUflFllAU THE COMPLEXION.
Not a few of the worst disorders tbat aiUct u.aakiwO
arisj from the corruption that accuuiulatcb in the bu-oc
Ut'all the uiicoveriei that hare been luaae to parv ;
out, none Can equal in etteet UELMBOLi' CcA,
POUMD t,XrKAUi OF rAKbAPAUli.LA. it titaLe,
and renovates me olood, instiiis the vigor ol health luif
the system, and-purges out tbe humos wbicu make
disease. It stimulates the healtbj tuoclionb 01 tbe bouj ,
and expells the disorders tbat grow and rankle in tbe
blood. cJach a remedy that could be relied ou has i6ii
been sought lor, and now tor the brat time, the public
have one on which they can depend. Our space htit
does not admit ot certificates to show its effects, out th
trial t single bottle will sbow the sick tbat it has vit -tues
surpassing anything tbey have ever taken.
Two tablcBpount uis ol tbe Extract ol Sarsaparilla addt.
to a pint of water is equai to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
one bottle is iully equa to a gallon of tbe byrup of bat
saparilia, or the decoction as u&uaily made.
.MflTTHESE EX IK ACTS UaVa BEEN ADMITTED
IO USE IN THE U-NlIED'SAATEa AKAlY, and ai'
akom very general use in all the titaie liOJ ilALli
and PUBLIC dAMI'AKY 1AT1'1U1EU throbgbuutthe
and, as well as in private practices, and are conaideui
as invaluable remedies.
Sei Jledieal Projpertie$ of Buchu,
FROM DISPENoATUtiY OJb' T11E U A IT ED STATES,
See Professor Dcwk's valuable works on the Practice
ol Puyic r
See remarks made by Dr. EraaaiM M DowaLL, a cele
utated Physician and Member ot ue- Uoymi College 01
Dm a. eon a, Ireland, and puonsbed in the liaiibactiona o
tbe E.ing and Queen's Journal.
See Mttdico (Jhirugical Htvxew, published bj Bcrjamia
Tsvas, Fellow of Koyal Ccl.ege of Surgeons.
See most of the late biacdara Works ot Mtlicin.
EXTBAUT BUCHU,
, . " S AKS APAii ILEA.'' '
Sold by all Druggitt:
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
II CM BC LD'S
Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
691 BKOADVtAX, N. 1 OUE.
sept8-lstm
GOVERNMENT PEOPEETY
If THI
STATE OF KOEfH CAKOL.INA.
AUCllON SAL1S0 OE nOKSEfc, MbLs, AKltY
Wagons, Spring vV nguab, tint ceak aud othei gov
cruuient property w:.l take pi act from time to lituc at
the principal cities aid .uwut in '.be re it.
l'he-esaes willad.iO t'truir exc.Ueui ,pj pi tonui-
to stock their farms vittiau clas ul auiujaltthe Cui:
t purchase.
Each sale will emb act a variety ol stock, inciudit
riding and draught doreeeauii Aiul a wi ti ri 3 c,at. A
few very large Mules, t-icrugbljt oruktn t uni Ltst, ulc
in line condition, will oj oHereu ai each sak.
TheattentioLiot c-ipuaiiste aid aeair in sck i- par
ticularly called to the oppor lUMiitt Lert pi it Lite lor.
prohtabltinvestmr ct ritock puicbaheu lii eab attbtee
sales may besoid xn credit, w ui t t vuiiij. .
large ad ranee, t farmers who ar depecdn.-; va 'beir
growing crops for means to puicuase 01 jiaj b- n sein
ed, and sold lor cash St a large pro tit altei iLetios
have matured.
Terms UAoll oa day t 3ale.
Sales will jouimue during the month of Auuit, and
wi.l bedvertised in this cluinn a aouu a oateb arc
xed.
At MORKHKAD CI1 V, oh l u eday ard Wednesday, '
September 12th and I'Aih l t uouei tlir l r. tn 1. ot
Oapt D W, UaX, A. Q SI. Sate to e tniuet-ce at IU
a in each dar
At TOJtliitt COUitr H 'U'SE Hauct county on
We n -kday, Wpit-.uii t'nh.'n69 ni t 1 be dn H'ti t
'apt A. A HiaoUTT A Q M. "aic t t iliik-i'cc- at
9 u'cic , A. M.
At Cli AHLOri E, uoTa'it (robei 3-', 1665 under
the drecii"ii I 0-t. I) W. II. Day A. Q M .a 10
C'jtuiei ceai 1j o'clock. A M . n - continue f u?
day today, at the uisci eun 1 t'pt " Diy.
TAILORS, ATTENTION!
CM. FAKK1S., one door above tb auw .Mid ce
has eoiployuient tir an additi-cat 1 uaiber cf
jouroeyuan l aiuts. Fire io& ''t'oat hands" can ob
tain emfloyuiCbt by applying immediately rtmatet,
well recommended, may apply. aug30 tf
WANTED TO REST,
A DWELLING HOUSE, in a healthy and ctntr-l
location. Apply to 8. HAXON, Field sid Fin
stoe Building, Fayetteville street. aug28-tf
Prime Old Bourbon and Monongahela Whis
key, Superior Cognac Brandy IloUand
Gin,fec.,&c.
2
5 CASES Old Bourboa Wbi-key.
25 do Monongahela '
10
10
10
10
10
do Superior Cognac Brandy,
do (Hard Dupuy , J 848 ,
do Holland Gin,
do Fine Old Sberrv,
do - " PorJWine,
fo ' " " JIadena.
10
Oil RaaWt f'hamnaffn Roval Crown.
20 do ' . Lemaitre
Just ree ved and for sale by
B. P. WILLIAMSON & CO.
-tf '
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens cf
Kaleigh and surroundingcountry that he has opened
an office over JVF.Pescud's Drug Store, where be will
be pleased to wait upon all who may favor bim with their
patronage. Particular attention paid to the preserva
tion of the natural teeth. ' Artificial Teeth inserted on
the mostapproved principles of practice. 1 u
uglWm J H. CRAWFORP
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