i the si;ntinkl.
Wcttnt-sduT Lvcnluf, B"P. 4, 10.
Mustered Oct. Col. CHley, who baa been
the Adjutant General of Oenrltobinton, ta
wen relieved and mustered out or service. He
it well mV"t of bv his superior and by all who
' know him. " A'elcurn tlmt en "order haa been
betted to uiuter out alt who are connected with
the volunteer aervic of the .. - 3. Arm jr.
FiasT SuHBirr; We are pleased to announoa
that Reuben King, )., Hi old Sheriff of link.
it-son, I th first bheriLf In th State who baa
settled with (lie Comptroller.
lUamcTT. Jnui 3 nrTiinrt'n,..K4 fa
.candidate (or the JIou..of; Coturttrin, fiotn Ur-.
nert Cuntyr: He It opposed to repudiation, v. z
Om, Coldtos's llilltary Academy will open r
its siercuea on tlie 1st of Octohert The conn
of study is Very full and complete, and will ex
tend over J& ve years. The eat! mated expenses
for the present tension, commencing 1st, ot Oc
tober, I860, and enrtinrtir iasr 8aturdaytn
June, 1SI57, amount to only I365, ' . '
1 L CITY AN 1 J 8TATEITK3I8.
-- -. JSUw AovsxiKiEiiT.7-The Fhllanthropi
Society of the University wish to collect infotv
' '. mstlon relative to their alumni and members who
' participated In the lata war. We Invit at ten
- tine to tlteir card ill another column, and hoj
(hit Die friend and relatives of those who fill
' ih war, and the surviving soldiers them
c1vcj will contribute the tleaii. f teta at once.
Tnwle will havt, i iuijjnit., 'auction ou
(Utnrdoy neat, to tl -mitinccini ni of which,,
, In. another column, we call the attention of the
- poblle. - ;', , '. ?:;'.-
Parties luteriiatod ant rasft-rred to Court advert
tlteiucnta from Oatea. ; ';-' - V;.'
Creech makes a strilclnj display in w oi-
umn this evening,LHe t In receipt of an I nt
' mens stock ot the most desirable Fall import
" tions, and is on of our most liberal and enter '
'." prising merchant. Give him call.
ftec card of Mr.. Walter, Piano-tuner for the ,
' celebrated factory of Knabo Ss Co. We are re-'
quested by . Mr,. Wheat o say that lie take
"" irreut fileMW in calling the attention of hi
friend so Walter' advertisement. - Mr.
- Walter, the bust Ptano-tuaer In Baltimore, wa
sent out pf Wui. Kuitls 4fc Qa with, th Con-
cert piano that those gentlemen have tendered
alt..Wliei f W W Concert her JErery tmp who
hu a piano should avail himself of this rare.
) opportunity of Itaviog It put in perfect order
' by a reliable person who tlwroughty understands
' his business, ' . ' t
L H. Rogers, Commissioner, offer for sale,
- - tinder a decree of Court, the tract of Wtd near
"7" Raleigh, orr which Uinton Franklin, iWJ., last
rawuledi v ' . . . .""l .
Attention (mid especially of those engaged
ia the manufacture of ouacbet, harness and sad
dles,) is called to th advertisement of Macken
lie Brothers, No. 823, Baltimore Street, Baltl
wom, "la' to-day w Issue ot our iaper. By the
.ltl. ihm SMtiv iurt MM tr Tit,, f ,w.l?
r- ,.t t - 1 , - Ghaso Jail Dw.iveht. A bold and darins
h: Ywho NliMlxhml the lniMiiea as lontf ft mi I .... .
" 1 . ' .-..-r5.... " 4gaof frtiir trasa tha-JtwIiera-'iaHi-'ai
m ibiSA Wa worlhy and enterunsiag an", who .. . . , . J , ,
JLi.,. -Uh Ll. ! ,1 sixomihaUd on Monday morning. Ten iflen.l-
--eithe rm)f MkcnEi. Brother. , ThoU j 4'.60"8"?'1 .1,.,
i mm, SMnl. yhA .loot in thlr tin. - 'J " " Wlm
" " ia r.L irf i....-i.f-1.11-.? h" re-captured.
which chiirHcterized the fntlier, practised by the
'v sonn, who now succeed him
' The Mi'.ar. McKininion aunnunr an arrival
orfasliioimble Uiiia and t'apn, alul iim-o's head
jvr of every description ami style. ' .
r Dold spwilach ft f A suUsbte reward wilt
- be paid ta iUe finder, who may leave them st
' this olflrc. . -
Taa Heboid Dead. The following Is list
otthe Omfedwnre snldiprs ,- Iturint ta and near
T ibis city, w busa names have not hcretofor been
bubluhed in this paper; "' - -
' HEAR MR. HKNBt MOHIROAl's.
t AI- PHrtin, 21 N O, 8 t '.!. "
17 Hand r.H.iHT. May Itt,
18 Ttnbt V llnrtufleUI, ru K, Oth Oa, May
r- . . s
ID J Bawls, co A. 17th NT. . '
- a W II Johnson, eo I 17th N C. . . :' -
- W h Hkidlnf; f II, Dlrf N V. -
" M i M Story, lt N C, -jt 84th 'tti -
J ' y ' AT CITT CKMKTKRV. :'
- Job nathb.me, Sih N (V -- i ; 3
1 i - Aldria., mU Hi'. . ?
X Muxvy t'arr, l'.)lh N t", .
-r.ltcid. ' . -
v' 7 U Ch Mclcnll. Mix. April 12th '65. '
I1' AS TJ thinnnliiM co If. Cobti'a Iah Vr (la.
ST1-DITI0N.
TFLTCG I UPHK K
Our Wednesday nralo( Dlspatche.
r " Market and Financial
" ' r.m York, hept 4, P. M.
. Gold U6. Piles 11J. Five $111. Bet.
ens f 1031. '
Flour heavy, (9.73 to 1.1.21. for Southern.
Bales J21H) bsrrela. - -
Wheat J to 4 cent lower. '
t'orn 1 to 8 cent better.
Beef steady. I'nrk firm i aalc at (3179.
Lard doll. Whiskey quiet. Votton active-
U0 balr at (3 to-1.1., tto((r a4 Cose
siesay. jioiasu nrnt, "
boutiikbs jfoKiewiJt WARK.A company
near Adimuf 0a., is now suanufacturing beau
lifui spteiini ns of porcelain ware. Specimen
have been sent to Wat. Johnston, Esq., of Char
ktt, Preiduut of C, & 8. V. H. Road, 4c, who
orotioutK'f Ihetn verv fine. .
3. A. Hob it u m, of Iredell) is announced
as acandhlittu lor re-election to' the House of
Commons. "Mr: Itoscbro niado an excellent rep
resentstive in the last Legislature. . f ' :., ,
A. M. Bo'le, Esq., and Prof. J. Ueuiy Hill,
are the candidates for the. District f Iredell,
Aleximder and Wilkes, for the State Senate.
Besides Mr Rosulro, Measr. J, H. Stevenson,
lir. n. Ji. 1'arvs and vol. Cliaa. It. Jones are
candidates for lite" nou'f Comrfi&fii frm
Iredell. xv
.. .. ... -. - v-'x. "
Fihst Bale Smrrru, Tlw first b) of K.
0. cotton brought to Wilmington wss sNpped
to Boston, on yesterday morning. 7 -
. Foisort BiR.Tf. tn Thurarlay night last,
at OJ o'clock, fire Was disrorered in the Foun
dry and Machine Shop of Mr. 3.M. Howie, in
this town, and before the flames could becheek
i ed all the buildings connected with the estab
lishment were consumed, together with tools.
machinery, patterns, &c Mr. Howie is a skill
ful and Industrious mechanic, and his loss is a
ever one. We nope the sympathy of tbs
community will be shown him in a substantial
manner. His loss ia at least ten thousand dol
lars no insurance. Besidea be waa seriously
injured by being burnt in the feet. -VkarHtt
- , Th Hack Coaratioa, -1 .
. PaiLAOExraia, Sept 1PM.
A reaolution wss iutroduoH i tUe Convesv
tioa to-day,, that there can be ao permaaent
peace or security for lival men ol the eoutb
without aegro sulTrnge.wbich was referred, sfLsr
gry aiscHssion. - ,
..i Maryland memlr said, wt waato such
uururanui in tlset Uonventtoa, v-
- - By th Atlaatlo Cabla.
' " ' I ' BkKLIM, Sept.
Count Bismurck rufuset to receive the depu.
tution from North Scbleswig, with a jietition for
tlie rvatorstion o! tueir government to ilea
mart. Tbt armistice" between Snxony and
rrussia lias exniiwl by linntivtion. rescewtnv
settled Ikawoea tlie two eountiie, and hostili
tiea. it is thoUKlit, may occur.
The Prussian Chamber oflVputiea havepsased
tItegovvrnuieMtiiHkiiniiity bill by a large aaj-
liy. . ,
i " " Paki; Seut L
Tlie Austriac army Is being placed oa peace
looting. . r --
. The Circassians are again fighting tlie Prus
sians,
. Marquis D'Monrtier.and not MoBthobxt,! th
acaf MinlHtet Ot Joreign. mqira , t
Liverpool Sept 4. M,
The cotton market opened dull. JSstimsted
ate wvfisy ,uwo oaics. . . -
- , Lou now, Sept. 4, If.
- Consols B91 for money. Five-twenties 73
Beast Butler nominated for Canrreu. "'
K - Bostoh. Sept 4. P. M.
f . fieii. Butler has leen anminsted forCnnirresa.
ami ii8aeerptft!i, lor me iatn aistrtct.
Teles
Telegram from Kid-Ocean. ' ' 1
New Tor Sept 4., P. M.
Thtr folrnwlng tfrwutch was recelvl to-dar.
believed to be- the lii-st Instance in which any
memage , basiiecn ,seaiwflt mm ocean and
them to America ' v
"On board the Ureal EMera-Mtluntic Ocean.
Sent, 4th, ISOtL To II. 1). Craig.Crnneral Airent
of the Associated Presn, New ork i W bav
received leL-'iaim Irom London,saving there is
a serioua outbreak in tansda. . Picas adi
me accuratttlv by- Cable, vb: Heart's Content
and Valentine, in reuaid to the same. We ex
pect to arrive at Ileurt's Tontent oa Saturday
next.- Ail itgouigou well: '
iSigne.1), , , CYRCS W. FIELP,
Tun Intkndant and CommiiwloDer ol the
town of Salisbury offer (1 ,000 reward for the
apprehension and conviction of th incendiary
who fired th dwelling of Maj. J. 0. Turner, on
the morning of the 27th nit. '
-.April IStb 'tiij.
4 Wm Sm it h. "On. ------ -
, - 0) i..-Tnrn- r. - "
J . Um' 'lUi'lI.'s 0AHHKK, III RAI.KroH. '
O P Fh.yi," Ala," April 14th '05.. "
At Tamp Masmitm, amonsr quite a nnnilter
. Duly one markedi, Allen Jones, .co. I, 41th .X C,
ntaMSHHHM..-UM. i"M
" Una Tesa nfticer. Curled near Mr. Iivejoy's
rovL who was li Hiiir bv Kilnatrick' men, at
tba eonpiti(in- ot luloigh by riherman's
arntVt wboae name has never been ascertained.
This finishes the iutt ot all those buried near
Raleigh, whose names oHild befound on the
graves or frMH friends. Any person, knowing
- th aamea of any not marked, wilt-conftT a fa
": rhy lnloriiiinar any ollicer of th Jatdies' Me--r
morinl Assoiiatiuu
Tn Daily I.iDtx. This is the title of a new
daily paper jui.t issued in this city by 2t..-os,
Moor & Keith. Jus. 11. Moore, Esq., late Clerk
tu th State Contention, It th Editor. The
proprietors ar worthy men and will exert them
selves to merit public patronage. The Editor,
In his salutatory, says : ;
. 'JTh feasona ttt inJlntl u i eitnme-
cing th publicatioa of jiiiper. sie tht-e : We
'. J'elieved there was an opening ior a small,
. chesp, well couduotod kews paiwrto the State;
paper tliat, laying aoide the Hilitieal wrang
- lings that character! .o a largo nHmber ol those
already in circulation, should give a synop ii of
local and general news and useful miwnelhmroii
reading ; we believed a pnjwr of this sort would
meet With fiiiralnne of public putnnafe and
SlTurd a fair cnmprii:ition to the piil "
The psjM-r is neatly printed on a sumll sized
. sliett, and w wish the proprietors good suc
ei. ; ; -
Base Ball C'LrBs. We noticed, some time
ince, the getting up of a Club of this sort in
-hcity, . The ( a, 1. j.retty fuil,-we Lei;, re,
ana tlie $pn U--mauly and rational one.
We learn that other chilis arc forming ia the
a. . .
. omie. it thr-y) cliilvs are strictly confined to
iths object aimed' at by th movers of them,
rthcy f iJT3 gir The Club io tLI city meets
for out door ewine late ia tlie eveni", after
business of the 1y is over. But If they
.I'f'Ml J,.like juost. mtiniM4it!i,.-oeroa..U upoav
bimincti duties, they will prove serious inju-
f.." Work, work, is the oi.ler of flie'day, n(;
or all, young and old. white and black. Th
,"Tuure,destiny of the Month, ior weal or woe,
bjUtft H n , 1. - t , , J. - T -
-bm u Biiuui.i-rs oi ine vtiking mtu.
IntelUxt, energy, frngnlity aad hard labor will
it theSouth, aad nothing, lwa. :,. . .
The CommantJir y General it Fortres Uon
' -.we. .
It has already been announced that General
Mii.es will within short tim be removed from
command at Fortress Monroe, and that be wMI
be succeeded by General Burton, formerly oi
the Third United Btate Artillery.. In l ' i
General, then Major, Burton was ii command
of Forjt Delaware; and while he carried out
strietly and conscientious!- all rules necessary
to the safe-keeping of the Confederate prisoners
mere, tie treated uiem witu a coiihiHlent kmu
nes and liberality, which caused hi removal to
lie deejiiy anu generally regretted.
The arriointtnent of Gaiersl Bi'fcxoil to com
mand at Fortress Monroe will lie entirely suiis-
luetory ami aeceitaljo to every magnanimous
and chnritiihle man ; aud it iscertuin that under
enfrnl - Ist'RTon'a ehargw Mr. Davhr-wilt lie
treated with the consideration and rescct duo
to the dignity and purity of hi character, and
the tnngnitnd" of th "sufferings' which be has
borne with so much patience and heroic forti
tude. General Milk has been unfortunate, to
say the lenst, tlitring -the lime that Mr. DsVil
has been under his control. He may le satisfied
with his own conduct, it i true; but this selt
tatisfaction will jn all probability be the only
reward thai .be, will re.ei. i ve, uuless day should
liiihappily arrive, when nil remembrance of gen
erous emotions and enlarged Ideiis shall be swal
lowed up ju tho swelling tide of northern radi
calism., . . .' .. . . . -.;'...
, Southern Market, .tel.:. .
Mohii.r. Sent .4. P. M. .'
Saha of Cotton, to day, 50 hale middlings
nominally at 80 cents, -v
New Ori ran rVpt 4, P. M.
Cotton easier. Puh-s of Sot bales low mid
dling at 81:i2. Gold (t 44.
Commodore Rousseau, formaly V. 8. A and
fterwrda of the (1. H. A., died her to-day.
JS.V".
jrHEJEESIEJ
TSTpTJIl,
i
t? Spewiaf th Preaitleat at Kiagara.
t-After expressing in thanks fr the hearty ami
cordial rtueption which bad been accorded hint
he proceeded to discus the point at iue. I
tween himself and Congress. He said he had
been accused, together with vat ions other mem
her of th administration, ot being traitor to
hi party. Whyf He had ao consciousness of
having betrayed either the people or the party
which nominated him. When it was Bint pro
posed to nominate liim at the Baltimore Con
vention for th Vice-Presidency, he had no par
ticular ambition to ma oa the ticket. At thaf"
Um h Wnsidered a Seoatowhip of the l uitetl
Slat foUynnal i point t honw wHh the
office ot Vice-President, but he determined to
accept the nomination and was duly elected.-..
By the Constitution of the country fas hsrt since f
oeen mau rrcsiuent or tli Liiitetl ritntes.
Every one was familiar with the ulatfonn of
the Baltimore Convention. He would challenge
any Congressman who now bitterly denounced
him a a traitor to lay his gaper o any portion
of that platform which ; he bad abMulouciL. The
fact was, that it wa not lie, but ttie Hailo al
party, tht had deserted that platform. His
present policy wa identical .Witb that of the
oubliuaa party a year ago It had then been
iiosiEXBAmrsr
i ;4.,.'i-.-:', .,.7 ... 7 -
la s-t.llu to his Urs a will K. lecte.1 stork nf
TAU. I'lirfioftlKt, -
rnlmeres, Cloths, Gents' read niHtle
, llliiug, Ac, Ac.
luuKea to rwtore the State lately in insur
reel ion on these conditions, first, theaholithm
of slavery by th State Legislatures; second, the
repudiation of th debt incurred In- eoiniuesing
th rebellion ; third, the ratification of the con
stitutional amendment abolishing slavery
That waa exactly where he stood to-day. lie
bad also been accused of boms a traitor, be
cause he had ( vetoed th Freeilmen't Bureau
Bill. Th President then entered into a full ex
planation of tim character of that law.- and
showed that it was but a new form of slavery.
II then touched npon ne'TO ufTra:'n. ami
stated that he considered it altogether out of
th constitutional power of Comrresa to imnosu
it as a condition of the restoration of the South
ern State. It it were wished .that wttruea. the
incompetent icctton ot-'ttienatlon. who ri-riiiir
ed beiiisr aunervised bv a costlv fovernmpnt kit.
man, should vote and become meui I ertu Slate
Legislature and of th CongreN ol fit United
otatcs, wny were not tuose imvileirttt nrnt ac
corded to the black men in the Morth f - He re
garded it as altogether unfair for the Southern
State to be comiielled to confer what Northern
State refuted to concede, lioctnue- he could
not assent to tli new pnigrsmm of th lb-pub
licaa party he had b n denounced as having
aeseriMi ins party, tin ; tree to sny tlmt he
was forho party but for hitcountrr. and that
so lar at he was concerned, party might go to
th dovil, or ny where else. It must not be
thouL'ht thut hi present tour wat an election-
ecrini campaign. - He wa already President,
and bad attained a shar Of political preferment
which might satisfy tlie molt mFHtion of men.
Mr. Johnson concluded br .exDressintt his contl-
dence that tlie people would at the approaching
lection preserve and defend at the ballot boa
th Union and the Constitution. " . - -
.-...JH
t crcnuaAi
a r i n r.
LsdifV and rlnl.treu'
LOT O I'
trunmril si'4 nnltl'uilii -t
H.vriuf thsUti.tMt.k's.T v,
nirrc-r r-LC7.Tr lacm a- ' .
Novropj::axG,
IA w m i . r lV a x i) ci 1 1 i,i m ex's-1013
, Iii t i tut Turfety.
nrifl pnm' tin i r-onr-
tCE. t1r,; rttM'&y,
.
.WtrJ
i,
t J" It llflcet I Bllrstouloust
ITissantMiitlraMsetosiiasakkSMwrs nwlinu
niSBT nt th nui.t Brlul I .....J..;.
. . , , ' i.... ni ii. ..rut,
U kv Bed r.Hifl lMHw ta it. n.r. .i ... u
are It will d .11 . rUiu lar U that il!r
......
.--.Come one ami u'1
!! in;; el.-i-wli, re
n i tooo ItEWAi :i
jr. no.
, 1I fa)rilrrl:r M.
ends Iinis Ft. .10.
H.-it. 3-1
i !ir.i:sn v -
ii. r. k r.
SCHOOL OF IMS
it
u.
nv Aflernoon Dlspatrlie.
iiTkt Flrrt ! Relieved.
lt". -rrel, iomj., jiMoaca, vs., ssysj "I'wssstnietea
with the Limr eoniplaint for two jreani, sometinuai so
bad tast I eoiUd-not he npon mf left side fur one
niiunts, hof could I walk but a short dutinte without
stopping to ft. I tried vral kjnJuf i)tut medk-
riur bui fotiiiit reliof. 1 also tried ths skill of th
MMt eminetft'n)vicsus bnt stiU found no raliuf. I
was at tost te334 to trj joor tiU tut i!0L'2'a.
EES HEPAT10 PIMA and from tin tkd eV
Jbtuut rWie, and eonUiiuud to mend nnlil I wan jwi--
v ewrwt I m now a well nun.", : '
Fiar sale bribe DrugKlt, Jjuwtir.ua avtimi)snv
each hex. Bent tasnymrtofth tlniled ntstRS IT
ISaaoien. Adilrsss. .
AEORtiE W. DKLVS, A CO.
- -- Kaltuuyi-s. Md. '
Align 4, Im'W lm
ritui. i iKtv mn 1 ir m ,,,
.J. .of .Mulit ni" in the L.uv"i!
ewmiui iti'ti mi Ai.mk1i,v n,,. i , -
W.ll OlJ Hit III! l.f -, ), j
ci'i'' i' m iM.nr
'M - .. I Bill
' ir, 1, ml
1AUU, ,.'I.i:
I).
Fwpitul
Two Atlantic Cables, , v r" .. ;
It seems we are to lmve two Athintic cables,
nd that right away. The Great Eastern ha
rftiiilly aoceeedttd in limbing op the broken ca
bin oi htO. yar.-wUU'h-- b lpo Kpltoed tit s
new c.'i' ie, and by this lime there sie two work
ing V !- :ra)h ins between the old and the
new WuihU. The despatch, wo have received
tlocs not any -whether or in it tho broken c.iii'e'
had been tested, but We pn ume it mitnt 1
been found all. right, or cKe it would not 1
been puid out a;uii aiier the "juice wus clh
ed. ' '
" With two I'ooil i I, I r .J,tg we presume
the charge ! r t I r 1 r 1 bftwn 11 the two
.continents Will R'xiii be 't.mteriuily reduced,
an. I ths ..value cl (' e ! , j tin ' 1
in 1 In l ir greater tlmn it m pnnible f.ir them to
be at the preicnt btvh rules.
Considered merely m a ni linen d fiat, tins
f hinc; :-p of the broken csbio fioni the b.l(oiu
of ! ' 01 1 nn U cert.iiniy a marvel. It out he
ii iion. V. f. M'arl.l. ' - i
Latest Financial.
Naw Yokk, Sojit 8, M.
" 1.1 f t.4fi. -Exe!.ane
. " From Europe,
1 Li vk 11 pool,, 8-iit.', 4, P. M.
( uttou dull and deelinol J. Middlings, 13d.
hales ol &,ooii Hales, liuailatulm generally flnit
ft. ,. nvwiiuis iincuaugt tt,
London, Sept. 4, P. U.
Contain 811. Fives 7JJ, .
- - - - 1: mil. Hu.t. 4. P. It.
neludi-il bet ween I'm-
A treaty f fiwi
si aud llesso 1
AITuirs with i
The Saaon troops
hi
NA, Sipt. . P.M.
no a warlike aspect.
ih uit. wittitlrawa from
the Hungarian frontier, ami Xh army is being
provisional. 1 lie teeary 01 peace between Aus
tria and Pruiwi biuils th former not to inter
Jre.'-; ,t ' ' ,r tt ' '
South tiermaa journals charire Austria with
breach of the treaty with Ravaria, In making
peace wiiuoui me conwnt vi the latter,
yimont EicctioDsV
New Yokk, Sept. S, M.
Dilliii(Ii!iiii ia re elected (iovernos by an in
cri'.'tsed iiinjonty.
In the 3rd. (:oni;re-ionid Distrtirt there is no
clioiec iM'two'ii two U publican candiibiteii.
in tlie ollur two litrtcts, Jteputilirans are
elected. '
A. Hew and Grand Ipocb. In H
' Pa. Uhnmtx. is titm AmQiler of a new Mi li, l Mi .
te! Th ansntitariarw," whoa Tsst Internal !.. a
rafuvbU the atuawli mil pwralinra the txnrela, mtit
give precedence to tlie man who rest oree health Suit
t'petitp, with horn on ta twoirfbi" mlim.liiii-jr
IMU, and enres th mot riinlent safes with s box or
so of his wonilerfnl and si! healing 8a!ve, These two
(treat jie'ifls of the I)Hiir sr taut suimnwdiiiR all
tlw atereotypt'd noatronia ot the day. Kitiaorilliia
rjr trare tJ Maggfel Pills and Halve have opeaml the
eyes of the piil.lie to tlie lm nicii uc)-cftl (so-called)
rvaieiliea ef olhera, and npon whkh eo)la bar so
sung blindly d jk ihIi-.I. MapKM's Fills sr wit of tlie
dssa that are awaltmnid hj It.e di.z.-a, and of nhnji
ever boa full lalian i.Teali a in aluolnla naeanity f
suotheh One or too of Mnyn'mY 1'ills aullices to
plans the bowels in perfW't orih r, tona tr atomaeh,
ttNktis wji S)ttJ!lit, and render ajiirlts tirht snd
buoyant t There ia no (rriiitng, and no resctiiHi In the
form of eonstiiiatiiia. If the liver fa sffeetvd, lis fuiic-
Whm are runt--n J 7 and rf tlr wervons ayatem ta fee
ble, It la invigorated. This last quality ieaJ.es the
medicines very iliciraLle for lli wants of delicate
jfi.-iulu. . L'lunrooa and eruuiiv ducaavs are hternlly
'XtingnisUed,hg th dUiiifi ,'c.tant powi of Vtt i 1
Halve. Ia fact, tt la aunnnucMl Uiot M aaslwt'a
BlllUaa, VytprpH mm4 bsfarilla iue
where all others fall. Wliilo for BithM, 'Healila, I'lnl-
hlniia, Cnla and all ahraslona of the '-l in, lrlaaiil'
sialv ia Infallible, Hold by 1. Mioum 11 pine St.,
New York, and all l)nif?ojt. at M eta. par bun.
T
" - l V i V -MS. ' '
ftitm, hr., tit btfvtini'riii W 11 1h otitiicttJ ht'rt!iiHT
-rrA, jr. izjnvL"2ur-i7'':-
Tliankiiii; tir fii'-nihi and tha nut lie reiu rllT lor
tatnie so hberaitt eo -n.it d to tl.e old f irm,
we reiieetliiiljr a eouiuiiwnc of the asm to ll.
new. - . . . , . .
I'rtmititimt, bv stnet at tontton to tuainaa, tn ass
"iir utnidHt avtii'iliaia to jilea.ttt.
a x x'i'ci" ;ox,
J. 1.1 v: vt) 4
Aug 2 3m . '
K'I1IA. H. r-MU'.f, AI
rvfr "tof -Nary, ry '
W V. A AlvlV.M D.IL. I, -',
l'"J"r ".f Lhrmiatry and J'tormaey.-
GKDIltiE W. JilLTEA'CERGER, M. I),
'W'A"f9f f f""''''ic and f IHseavi pf 'a.
... .-."V,.' tMtn and ( futdrtn. ' '
RICHAlil) MtSJIERRr, M. I.,
Pratunr qf iVtci;i?ct and I'rnrtict of Ju'tdUiiM.
lll(lhlWHF.R JOHNSTON, M. D
PrrfMtr j.f Gfksiul, Iktcriifiirt and
1 ' i . Anatomy,-
'C SAMl'ELCCHKW, M. D , "
Ptvftiwr r iiutn ia Sfcltea a.i4 3 fimtjxutict
FRANK DONALnOM, M. D ,
Vrcatur of My,,,,!,,?,,, U:gUtit and Gmtral
JAMES II. F.ITL1 R, Jf, D -StmnnHruror
0 Anufany and AJ'unct 10 f,f
- Profntor of Anatomy".
, -f. ALAN P. SMITH, M. D.
t . At'jwirt to tho trofatar of Hvr-
.1 FF.KD. . CHATARD, Jn , u"l,
Aitjutift to the I'roeuor of OlnUtrm.
V - W. CHEW VAN Binni'It M I) '.
. Adjunct to tht jfrvft,tur of Irnrtieo,
J H. f-THVITII. M. D,
Ad.un.t tot'ie Vo, r of M ,ta ,a 1.
' ' t. s t v, r( M v
A.! uuii to t I r t ..f of ( Afttiinhy.
AS M T. HOWARD, M I) ,
.AdjunH to th l'rnJCMor of I'l.'ji'fljy.
U 1 I , f the fullr.mrs.ttoVH0: ftar M..ttirla(init
tftt aMlTlilsai II. Ir anw.tjM ant gio,i,,. '
las-t . i all cum whaa aa4 IS alriei aeeonUnxa wilk
our hutrwetiuaa.
.. - HALL'S
VcjetaLI :ciliaa Tair enewer
l ai tirovt-il tinelf t!,, t), mwt pMfaet praparatlo
t..r lb Uatr wv etiid t tl.a paLMw- P""""
It i a veBtablfl ctnnpiiuiid. and eiialais a luinrt
U ia km a tiy, it ainkaa at ths rwta and u ths
(Uada wuh aaw In and CHJk.rinK uiattar.
II will raitn Hrr Ilwlr la Ita wtlilww)
ftlar.
It will Ut9 iheli.ir fr.u, t.,niBa
I llniawi is ttat. ..a . .u. 11...
Ii i a ilrwali llwlr.Wrrwiiia
Ko intsua old or jreani;. .m.ulU tan 10 ue 0
It ia raniiinnwadril an UA ! I lie ai ittraliol
ihwrtir. s
I tr A ! .'ni H.tll a Vi,atils
i iieu i:o..t ii,, til net
ia Uall Knar
U ! Htl.1, Sv.
Still I.
Vi
r id l.y an linvio,!.. Vt illinM fc
r. I'meod It'iilei h, N.f .
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ftaprirlora ' "
Mnitlitt, N. II.
Ity wtriid
y 41 M i: T II I U V v. W
UNDER THIj VuN.
A X?6W .Xf a-.-Lx- licdiciiio
r tt l),e Hiifrnng snd Dui larj tead tb follow
mg.
r I-t all who have lea Kivoa un bv
and apottin of aa Inciiral.le, read th following.
" tot all who t'sn lulu fe facta and ran ).r.
faith ill evidt-nee, read the fclluwinf.
ft rakia all tnm Ay Mrs prrmtl. 'llo.t en llok tli''
r Iwtl, flow
I
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as a -'h -
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ell., I' ,1,
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ri.tioiHinlv lno!i as tit.
.a. I.. .1 to tl.e .ii. .1,, nl I ..!!, ev. ,.,) jH ,t
I Of l-Ot.-i d, . . I
l...l..:i lie . . .., a U.fUi ! tlm
"nu-,:" l i-r 10 Hi 'j'nHit-a and
Imi.I r ft.MtH. tii.-tt I.,- cm. 1. 100. ...
lis ward., an . U aa ad iM , ,(,,,. i .1..
eir,i aitt. ;b.-..lr. l "Ii. :,,,!. M K,.t.,.,,
ether Uu r n.o,nH, ii.j .,., !,,, 4,( ,..
Vh Ami II..W aeee.,l ,(. to Klll...ts. wl.ei
f 'OOC'O 1 1 t 1 fit I
nous rrolcnsorH, and
ritri.'eot.H.
. 1. 111 toot lnftirihalioii is H n.l. ,l ),r th r;"-nln
wtiich may lie l .i 1. . ... (. . . 1 ,.f ,t. t u .,
i. VI A 1 1 , , ''ID
piiji a :it 1
eunu. nt iiivM. iana
1 tv, ntinlli ll
1 noiisand I.;, 'it II hvd and kev
none j.w.ii huhiock to mi, tiiosu as su. li. and l.n.
iiv awotn, U.-oom ,1 as feiiewi,: ' i,t , w
etiftal SKont mr ths limed Mlsttst, an I H...
tli.Tt'of, for pi-iriHi,SW Or BKMtb-iUM L,.-,-
f" 1 .ii'-l.Bl'li.U aodKALtr and M,.t tlm I..I
'" 'irtcateaartiTsrliaiiincouitiatotli, U,t of
lua tii.jwie,lt- and Uil..(.
, IIWX'U IrtinTTY'S
L. H." ' - -' i IVMarr Ptji.ne, -
' ' ' ' .. . . . Hall birawiv tfw loan.
.Tun 1,1 Hurt
lis. .v tooidi.fl tiika sit pi n to wni you of mv
si nn. 1 and that th ,i,, nam , 1V ,(s
I in at last ll, into, .rl , , o, J.KltH,
"w li .. i l an. 1 ,1 I . , K, t ,,, .m, I '
suit, it niioiirli. I tieiiik you am and airsin,
I SUM that all SI s r. -tiltf I lo, t. ......1 ... II a. ...... . ..
us. I eonid m heip wining tu yon. aud boiie ..a i
ill nol iui, it ainc.s. '
- - JAM" Mvnt'l, '
tin Aroint U.
1 . is i to eerlilv (hat I wss it1 !if i .'..d t-i.m th
!i .ni'ioL-ljua!...., an. I hwiiwg rured bf
i 1
w Voi k, Aj.nl 7, 1
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mi ii
nil ol tun 1 sciiitir.
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AV A S H i N T N, 1.
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tea, I
Mrrtn;;
BilW Of til
were to '
OltS (Ifi'l.ti
iii;r even
Potomac
are th. y "
of X. C, an 1. :
it iO'-t ceruie'ii!
na'iy tiitr -fl '.
:iie,"t a tin-t tlie .
' lull. Of TcVii'l
b is of "Loy j ", ,'
rn noh" vori;,r
orth, and f r f 't
looM aoistrior on
ol 4' e-ic. d'-i.io-s a aiiu-eioi
A p'vtu 'n in s"ne Isice a l..io t.!- u t
er.i.l a-ci of a ntuioiiHi in a ..io; . i-n
hoe is a v- i ln-oe ot oi n o i n .t a. out Ja
I mme, an-l ... n i -' ' ;e m .1 r. ' o o.-eav .
e. I- - 1 ! j.a --
'I 3 I. fTVmiX.
vati:i.
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!"ll.
erred, bat she
the
. -;. . . !j l lfi;.,
Vlomie f. s (sl MIX'IMNK; to no he and rejiair
a.'i'o..ii.-s-ls. '. " ; ,
" Also, a id . ChSi. ll fTfor" 1i(hI'!C2" iiitt rfitsiiW
fantr tools. 'I'titsae who bavv tinnilies i.reternd, -
Apply lo . - V
lidHT, PVM If,
Wilson. RVpU-lw .
"tTn li
V Mil
MIOI.S! SHOT!!
l-isl rez-ired a I...I
I i -i Mil li A tor I. V ii
Atsti, dtiuoieioied ii.s.ta ami
DflllH. ' .
A N
Auk V tf
and hl;
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ml of
fir
A J V) H M A
OelO. I...
mo d to rn.tui,h tiis
i. i inn : wlius I ns ii i
iiiiisJ f-.r aeiit'tal ...
-i 'I arid III ..;.UY Mo,
i itrv -
In orphans of Ihrf
H SlMO Se,il u..t
Biven In all II, 1. 1, mi
t ..I- til I . i mi i
' The coiniiiir si i.ion of th aeversl IlcoHiliusnta
uaia.iie-iii nj.-n won tuU J a Ii ii a.it instruction,
ii ""I li"i rttsiin lisvuig re
BUIIled tllt ll cMntirs. at I lis .Ml, a follow mi-
1'rcpanitoiy tiepariiuriii, s. . t, ' I'M,
AcHilelmenf .. v-'h
J ,
l.tlcl '
I'.fti-h 1 it oaitiiieiit is ot"n
thoro!o:h ceiss rtein lle o
fat-iin. s at Um t ..ti. ii4 t
ai' in ll Jot is iiii-ms j ... i
ltd hr ti t f i nrri r
, tine hull tsiiiMni ia ariveu
ftltiilenls fir i lit! luiniHii'v i
atlfl KmtHtl"OS Olstlllefloti
of I ii.o.,i;i. .,1 .,..!. aiioo.
StltUfsa,
; . u. tr. H.i.Msti'j. n. i.
An)?. 7 lm . 1 1 n.1,1, -t.f
S-14-ni jlir taeti.
J et, eolu ni t , ;
WTt,li,;t"fV us s.. h
hei,i:, as livl In. ,1
isti S ll U.l.h.l
which lit thtlM t-eitn.
I hav tt
and can re
olio r ever
ami Sei ll
c.il. as noe
in the tii;,i
t i in s t
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line
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tles-fsiehlf in, l.Tsta.i.1 th aiiti
:j , .il lo, ,,,;u,.; , iu .ii. tost
"is liillie ii, ,. a ",,,ii
lv si hsii, in f. i y j".
HH't.lt .the value of
-i
Hull. Ann. Jt. 1-u.t
'I i.s r.n..
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111(1 1
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a. : :.f i ti a, "
rtiiTiMii.ii: ir
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els pt.r i.sii,.i
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iit as vi
lli a Mm
pel
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nvtllr
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t ,1 I S SIS ...
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I or hi.
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"in a 1 1 tin
i"i!y mill cvenurj'", north of the
As thei Were distil. 'tii-t once, so
i,-..i,ou:ii.,u" n .-'.v. . t'y
T!
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1 ..iithirn I'i
nods, fort 7-
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e I el.'J
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'ift tlinrch
i.-jtetic and
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nettl ly
A bri !j fur t'. j y
Fiiom'C is aliea.lv '".
nee
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Jilt .:."..,.
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loan ever.
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pra. of Sh.s H, f, t Men. Wutnsn and Oiil
neii, a.,1 1st n Kus tot week. Cl.ea.er
Aug. 15-tf
W. II. & a S. TUCKER A CO.
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purine tltaiti
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t t..i o,ni.sfn i ,n ,
tiflisr ,- isi.'i. itt...
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t'ITIfS, A (t , S IS. I I
in us .---n. ii. 1 tier fun ! r.-y i
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s , it rn... .tl ii-.il IivrihiI II'.. ,
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full a
Ju!j Si7-u';tw!iu.
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II f, V lm. III JS -III ifif rilelli .l
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11 tetil Ihf tolll aioillot Slid ml
atut lis wan leo tif tin.ii'O i'n "
k.is n.teii lm,,, ly Ipi4 iK,ul ,
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was Iiii.ih I, mm ,t. i,,,t ii , .11 , j,uvamlr !; niv
l.tiins lies i. .1, hut J i,,,,! niiiiiiiii! K,.ie un mv h-i' lh,i
woind not heal; I tie -I Mseci. la Sslre. and it cii...!
a aiHw 'i Iim-k sil tnt".wnd anrhwtv i-n"
U'OU Mraks, anil A vein ,
J. JI Ali I.i',
- tiff (le,oi-us hi real.
now ae in at Jacltsmi
Kairarl fraaa f at i.Ma l.aii.ra ,
'I had no appeiiiit : .,. ,,,.', p,n. .
tyoii." !U " "
' lour I ills art Biart, l.ms "
I a. lui r. aiittther In '
house.
till Vt.u them iu tha
t"r Jtm ,,i, t baa
chronic. '
f tin tea Tt 1 a tluf was
' I asis half of t.i.s of y.sir pills tt. n ,h f,
hyiei aiioi t.iia. 1li.dle.il hllle thni( (jot Wi ll iu a
"My tionmt of a inoi iii ii.. i i, uritl"
lour but of Mitiurlel's Kale ...I
the lo ad. 1 riiiils tl sonisi or ei,.
feats and tlt h.sss. it-ft ," ' -
of n list iii
L.-huid luf .
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lit lht Utl lJl. Ill, i
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