; - f 'Vl I
a if iln cifi ) iiraisur .
1 KFL!ltEy UY
JOH.V W. SYM K.
VV'.Ti AP I Kvi atEU'. . AT
1.03 Year. Payable ia Advance,
.n .t ..-4 Jurine uarriDliou 1 ear: aad
sj.oo HHe
End l ik Year.
Urs r t-- pleaj of fair dLtful rao- w
I kivH fc pfT r-; ,J bt k-r"l:-r"-
:kai.eiii, x. c.
SATUniAT HORNING, MAY 1.
TllE I.vrtRXAL IMPnoXJfEXT
The ituiir g'on Joornal Uiea exception
U tie rriticiiu?i made oa the ptatcrm adjf t
sl bj ibe Charlotte ConTention. The crit
icvnuoa tie tlatform generally, and e.re-
ully upca lb portion V,ng o Internal I
Imrroveiiwnt, we tbink.Urjeminently jujiL J
Vh- P. mocrae? -arc' the aelf-nstitotauS
ibarajbus of Internal Iiuprovemeat, aaJ
;be eonnfrj bnJ a riht to expect from them
hen aoemuly conreneJ in a State Conven
tion, omethir2 better tbtn' the tage and
irJcSaitt resolution wlich thej adopted.
lie resolution oteana nothing, and waa in
t ided to taeia notblDg bat Lt might be
.'"elf asserted by anj man ia the Sta'e, for
ho ii it. that doe cot ardeaUj desire to see
-;he resources of ilc different, sectiooj of
: V State developed, and wha man ia there
v ho will not give aid to nuisbmg the worxa
.umenced, ai d to the construction of aucb
.- Lert u my be expedient, if, by bo doing,
'? crcdt of the State is ot impaired, nor
r: cHzctm cnprouIj taxed Gen. Pock
. 'y, last winter, ia bi resaiks oa the U'est-
u Extension Bill, fi'd that he ws for fin-
Line: the IItad as soon as it could be done
v-.-hoat impairing the credit of the State and
u roa.'lj taiinj tte- peopte, and, for his
. iriw, wst rouaJij dn vuiiced bj the Stand-.-.
!. Now, it -em ti.at the wbole Pemo
. m'.c Contention are for pursuing tbe coarse
i . i'.catedbj Uei. Iockry: Will not citi
. ilcldca blow them a. high" ai Le did tbe
avitby General 1
; t is motion of the pltfira does not suit
i 'z o Ilold. In hi Logvnrly article,
; r June, be wa a mo-t .tealoiis taxstion
: .n was delighted at Bagarl's wish that
i Hjwr111) fIJS itight be fire tiae? ;
' r .-i-d, and dencucccd those who grum
i . d at taxitloa, as Jeaia0U03. We
i i!f ht at tbe time the citireu was bidiibg
i . i.:b far Western ye tint ,no partj
v ill enlarge Us proposition that tie po
; liked taxes, aad tbe reach bas proved
: we were right.
ia rega-d to Ioteml Imf rovf meof, tbe
j -.:ioo of tbe opposition i in admirable
i : rnst with that of tbe Democracy. They
; . f .ther than tbe IVmxjiacj. TLej are
! - a -aplctiof tbe works "already comiueno-
. and for coastrac'iog such otLr worka as
ia:t ef tVe State require, and tbej
1
defni'etj tie me ins tj which tlee
fibleobjeeta may be aeoomplisbei. They
; ?o the people, oke your rightf ul than
fji?frio'funJt 6nJt if you choose, you
i tiki tht Stale a 'gridiron of Railroads"
''.ja! impairing her c;t Jit, or outr&usly
: . if ltr dtizent 'l. -
I III jot do to aay that Di-tiiWution ia
: f-x-iblej for i; bs teen going Ta from
:,Qn lattua .of the governuient, is going
. atd will go on while there u a quar-
iftioa of poblio land to dijpo9 rf. It!
Ii en . ta; va week aince, a Ituocratie
ie of .Represent at ire a "paased a bill ap
I ri4tic six millions and more of acres of
iiv." iiud to be divided amocg tbe tates,
h rae of 2U,O0J to eterjr Senator and
; retea'aure ia Congress,. t which the
. 9 1 nra severally entitled' ' This Distri
i n is for tie purpose of fostering agri-
1.
. oral education ia the different States,, j
, unlr i Nor.h Candina would receive !
v'.'aefes
Now, e pray to know the !
-.i two la prineif.lt between
DUtribu-
i-. aid cf Ldut.it ion in the
several States,
l k Dijtribatii a. ia
aid 4 of
Internal Im- !
i
v.xcat ia ssid Sutcs?
If the former is
' v . l!?, what readers the Utter imprac-
if the former I? eoaetitational, and
: - . Uir g so we Lave tht authority of the
p. v'.t Democratic IIousj of Represents
nbit readers tbe la ter naCoostita
' ' " ttpoaad, O leartcd pundit, who
t. tj; tn Harnett street .'
'. u f!ao, then, w tl ink, for carryiosoo
t ; Kii ; men's of its itite, isp'aia, defi
u.J j rtcticsl, while that of the Deooc
' ""jgue acd illaiirj, not brought for
l "" J u to A faith'ba4 giving "the word of
:-. c . ' to the, popular ear," with the de-
' t .fesra cf ;Lre4kiDg it to 'he tope.'
cELEUftATlOM AT NEWBEKM.
' Oik City Guard-, ccn.berlng about
: 1 -Vj," rstiTt sod !c, ondei commaad
u K. S. Tucker, and Fire CoaiptDJ
.:V'rizg sutae t vent j-edd members,
- n;b a Urge namber cf our citizens.
.
i .i:v b& Wedne-day morniLg for the !
I"
I.ruapatiogla tbe deration of!
AtUottc eod North
fr. rrt r. Vir- -. "Cl.tJ:., -T.:
4 t 3 w A" v aa wv usvh
'' ' ...I " A
f 1UU "V fl 4 W e-VVVteVSy evs
i n-t-.j sPer-or w f 0,- .
buiood Armor? Band,, which WQUTeneJ
streets
1
our
with soote of its soul-stirring
I . . . . .l. j . .i . it
; .trams previous iu iuc uruu.r w "" v
pasj. . , . . i r .
T tr;)n,;ti U,,,lf Thnra.Wtr f
I The " ilmuigton Jouinal or Thursday
rwnatch from Qol Jfboro '
oiiipaiCB irem uotoeoora . . , ,
The train from Wilmirtxtoa arrived at GuLv-
boro 15 minatu after s o'clock yeterdar eve-
latter 4aA a few iititkuU-i befjr 10 o'clock. If,
nine. i vi vtwrii m t. maA uuim m hhi
I is etifiate4 that 3.VW persons have passed through
f G' t Newbera. Three trains went down
j yesterday and (our this morning. The cnly ae-
j vhlnt a far, wa the running off th trat k of tba'
ias tram waica surteutuis morning, at was ae- i 0f our iUte, but the Union Of thimMlvti with lwo cuunues oi i.icnrpona ana xioDeson, at Jau
ulried only about one hour, .when one ot the can ; lDe tp0ntm What a spectacle did these worthies i r' Hill, on ' the first Saturday, in 3Iay proximo,
were detached, and tha balance proceeded on. No j nnumt mnfMiinv thip &in t. tli hiih Priest of f fp the purpose of noininatinn W candidate to rep-
one wai hurt. The train from Newbern last nieht
uiuunui a ounwr o pr-n iuv rfvwrmu wr
l"-THf accontmodatiooa.
There is to be a grand ball in Newbern to-night.
The United State Band frm the Receiving Ship
Pennsylvania Is in attendance on the occasion.
The weather is delightful. - . - '
Tl
Rch
The Younc . il.-ns Christian Association oi
Knd, numbers between 600 and 700 mem
bers, active, associate and honorary. ; The active
onsist of men under 40, and who are members
nf the church the associate, of persons not profes
sing religion, and of such persons professing as are
a ACi VAa WO t Va Vk.knrvwaflw AflA fpnM va11 w
.... .. , j " r-yrrv
clergymen. The Library now, containi J.200
volumes. The Reading Room is free for stran
gers, and tha subscription for members ia $1 a
year, with the "privilege of using the Reading
Room and taking out boots. ". "
(Convictiox'akj ArrxvrrtJ Scicidk. Ed.
Ledbetter was convicted in Sussex county Ysl,
la.t Monday, of an outrage on the person of Har
riet Miles, and sentenced to 10 years imprisonment
in the penitentiary. He protests bii innocence,
and a f.-w momenta after his return to the jail,
attempted suicide by opening a vein in bis arm
with a fork. He was discovered shortly after
wards very much exhausted from loss of blood.
His wounds were dressed, and he Is in a fair way
to recover. - -
The OiScial Journal of tha Two Sicilie ' pub
lishes a complete list of all the victims of tbe
earthquake at Naples,' of December -16, 1857.
life total number cf dead amounts to 9,350, and
the wounded to 1,359. ' It appears throughout the
list taat, contrary to what is the case ia battles
and other circumstances in which human life- is
atkUke, the number -of dead has greatly exceeded
that bf the pcrsuns more or less seriously injured.
Mr. Young, late United States consul at Cura
coa, fcai arrived at Washington with important
dispatches from Saa Domingo. The condition of
affair, as ' represented ' by Mr. Ypung, is truly
fclarroir... The American oofwul, the American
fag, and in fact every white tr.habitant on the is.
land, are subj-vt to daily insults by negro mobs
intmed, no d-ubt, by their worthless and fero
c'ous negm leader, Baea.
DtATn or a Sox or Sir W. O. Ocbklxt. In
the Smanario, the official paper of the Govern
ment of Paraguay, wo see It stated that Mr. Chas.
Oueley, sun of Sir Win. Gore Ouseley, died sud
denly in Asuncion, Paraguay, on the 10th of Feb
ruary. He was buried the next afternoon outside
the walls of the Recleia Cemetery, and his funeral
was attended by nearly all the foreigners in Asun
cion. The news arrived by the bark Orion, at
New York oo'Sundav.
Death or Cot( HajsTaAXca.. We regret to
heat of the death, at Shepbardstown, Ya .on Wed
nesday last, of Col. J no. F. HamtramrJt,after a short
IllneH. He was Colonel of tha Virginia regiment
in the Mexican war, and - was an USaer of de
servedly bih rwpute. . He had also filled other
prominent positions In public life, and maintained
always aa elevated character. . -
Dr. Roc, the young Englina surgeon whoso no
bly volunteered to attend the sick on board the
.Susquehanna, when the medical officer of that
vessel was laid low with the yellow fever, was on
Thursday tendered the privilege of the floor ot the
Senate. The Vice President rose and respectful
ly received him. v It I gratifying to ot-terye, says
the Washington States, that the kindly sympa
thies of the two nations are so gracefully and hap
pily recognised by tha principal branch of the
National Legulatar. - - -
Colonsl J. D Ashmore, Colonel E. P. Jones',
and Mayor T. 0. P. Vernon are candidates for
Congress to auocaed the Hon. James I Orr, of
South Carolina. AI of -them addreivd the citi
zens of Spartanburg recently, on tbe politics of
the day. ... . ... , . . ; ..-
It is stated very posliyely in; Washington let
ters that act only Sonars but Chihuahua and
! Lower California will be "offered to .our Govern-
uxnt at a f air t valuation,' and ' that an accredited
agnt Is to come to Washingtoa with full "power
- The national debt of Mixioo is sail to be
eov j
hanirci and twsnry-nine million dollars
tilths floating debt." "
,h. I
N. P. WlUis ia said to be lying serloudy 111 at
Idle wild. . A billious fevar, and a return of Lis
c'i trouble of the lungs, have combined in a pros
tration, against which hi, usual. active resisuaca
U disease has succumbed for the present. '
Harf-er & Brothers, - who ware compelled to
ecsresd during the late panic,, have resumed ' the
psvment cf all their liabUti.- - -? ; , ..
'' A descent was maid upon the lottery dsalera of
Pitubarg on Thursday last, and the members of
six d.aVont firms wera arrested. -- 1 - r . ' f
'ATi7.Z: v n, H . L IT 'f '
oMvd at the ary . aJebartaent . froia . Captain ,
.1- . v J . 1 . .... , .
IIudKa, rwtooaandar ot the LoiuadbUUss steamer
Niagara, in wpioa says s.xu- nunarea ana eev
eoty mites of theteletrepa table ha4 been cotlod -i
. . . , aa-a a. a a . a
.... - - - o - - - - - 1
"Z xxv " .iT.rlT .t,Y . .
Hivlaon had teen received with every courtesy, I
and th officers and men. wereaJ.weX... -
: : rr a . ". 2
TvK4Vq GovxRXMcyt DRArra. Xeu Tork,
f.r:4a
- a a a a
ts i
' "ptri-iniag t-b drawn by James Reaid,
aal er4.f
by. U. r. Brown, Areajurer tf u.a j
pnt office D-jartrrct FwSr drafts of a similar .
FOR THE REG21TER.
- MaxgCM, April 22, 1853
Ma. Si MX: Enclosed vou will; Cod $8.00. I
do not know how in v account 'tends with vnur
' Office, lmni.tWto l more punctual, but
you know uw delay is human. I would advice
-JjMn 4 ,f ycM
' f your PPP 00 loot with cash payi og List,
your suoscn hers woukt like it hotter, and 1 pre-
;uine it Woul4 iBflriJtfj- better It Vvour Inter
t' I Rfclunooa County nd lb Pee le Owntry
-.--m Mm.i.i1Mj-ft,.h- ,hf w.
, .oi.s-4i-A. ,mm, ,,4 -K'iN.1
i t,ikinf for higher rr nJ cmrlude lit on
t , ha p hftnlAl nnl t.r t ria i.m4 f hiir ran
taste onlr from," them. - . "' vj
... hat a wonderful" hurlv-burlv-confused mes9
tD,y bad at Charlotte. Osborn, iarr, Barriitger,
V jB,iow, Steele, all Marvellous Patriots, irone to
ln tvruocraor to save the Cwtow not the'Union
j ifemnrae . With the vivintinn at tha iMHn.l
. OSJD. theT .Were, all K.BOW otbinitS, abUAine
Vr, CaUtolia and Otrtfeuiona. 1 would sug
gest that tha Loco's merely take them in on pro
bation on good-behavior, for they are unruly,
readers. Patriots, believing in duty, which pays,
and services performed aloneby self; and if altera
trial they conclude to admit them into full fellow
liip then if they wish to .keep them loyal and
obedient, they must in the first place .be sure to
t keep their Party ahead in the majority and in
j tbe second place, be equally pure to feed them well '
on treaury pap to the exclusion or old lines. - if
this is not done, they will discover the flneer of
patriotism pointing in another direction, and '-lo
and behold'' they will bolt.-; Food good, whol-
i some, pure,
J must have,
"Conpressionar or 'Mint food, they
or they wont work. If. Mr. Editor,
Americanism had taken deer root." and had suc
ceeded in all our elections, how many Wrok
would have immolated themselves for. the good
of the- Country ? or in, other words, why don't
some of the Patriots change from the strong to the
weak side ?' And is not the idea of the Loco's
saving the Union a rich one? "VYhat party first
originated nullification? In -what' ground was
it planted? Why, In Democratic South Caroli
na, sired by their SouiAem Father, Calhoun.
Where did Secession spring Op but in the same,
and other Southern LocoStates? And for what?
Why, in consequence of thepaasage of tho Com
promise Measures of 1850,. That Measure was so
intolerable as to compel - these Patriots- to call
Secession Conventions, issue Southern addresses,
and a short time since, mtrooiti:rM." they intend
ed breaking up the Union unless these .measures ,
were carried out in good faith, and now they ar
rogate to themselves the application of the Union
loving (to catch the conservatives) Southern rights
(to trap the fanatics) and 'National (to catch the
Spoils loving Party.' They are willing to save
the Union, if they can have the honor of the act
destroy it rather than that honor bhoiild attach
to another Party: . . . . J
In what respect are they National, sava in the !
,
same 'anxious, determined, leach thirst for pay? Laurkl uilL ? ' ii '
Are they National on Kansas, the Pacific Road, Duncan McLaurin. Duncan Malloy, John john-
W,KvdWMmT,. ' v . "- mtl son, and Maj. John McNeill. " - , ,
WeU, Mr. Editor, they have trotted out Ellis, j- ' J sTKWARCsvitLK
and lit! seems tbey had I work to clear his skirts of : Col. Alexander .McQueen, Dr. John Malloy,
that odious measure, DustribuUon. Now. tle (joU urdocb McKinnon and Duncan Mcln
ple of our countv call for McRae or enable to j trre
take the field. DLstribution is a strong issue, and j : rj'n motion of Jchn G. Blue, the Chairman
aside from its justness and lorce, ,it ia popular in nrd sectary wcr aUttd to the delegation. '
consequence ofthe heavy taxes imposed Lt,oi1 moijon of CoL John w Cameron, u was
1.! ,i"iD. COU,nUea vWl5I"il ? "Ived that the proceedings of this meeting be
?uTTk ltidinfSn,,Mtr?tJ r-10 tb Rlfiig' gier and the Favetteville
d.'.nP nUtChriottrj J hey ll advocafMl oWrver with a request that they publLsn the
it two short years ago. Now with these, however, -j - ...
it is Impolitic, unwise, and unconstitutional. i An"d thre being nourther business before the
hTLJi BJ?1 the Constitution now what it , nieeting. the Chairman addressed the assembled
was in 18-6 ? Is not land grabbing on the same t muiti, in Mnd rthetic mnnnef, thank-
pnnapie: eu, wny me cnange i uy. me I
IxMxa demand it as a test of fealtv. si neeri tr
. . . . . , .
end like the little birds, tap their nest and their j
mouths fly open, and down goes tbe morsol. sweet j
or bitter. Away with such gammon Patriots. I
If you really think the country in dancer, act tbe
consistent part. , Breast the current and save the
Union, instead of floating as a feather on its bo
som, ratriots are generally brave men of no-
ble soul pure ia faith, honest in purpose, indo- j
pendent in action, and never w flipped into meas- j
ttret. It rather squints this wsy from your ap
pearance. Perhaps tho' you know best, and pro
bably you Intend introducing a new order of :
patriotism in our lanu ii so, we we wiu slop, and
promise to examine the Exotic at greater Iangth ,
hereafter.
H.
" From the Greensboro Times. ,
. . HON. JOHN A. GILMER.
Our townsman and worthy represent ati ve
in
Congress, the Hon. John A. Gilmer, is on a visit
this week to his family and In attendance on our i
Superior Court.
rior Court. -Having beep accustomed to se- i
r nroieftiUonAl dutioa all hi lira aM rla,l
Andsit miMnf. we have lust read Mr. Gilmer'.
. , - . - . . . : ;
irig on party roggles, we were somewhat surpri- i
tLU , : " now ? J u
rjoraonallv) at the Utter want of a foundation nnon ?
which' to build a tower from whence so many
halts are hurled at him from the Opposition.
Mr. Gilmer's address is true to bis nature Con
servative, patriotic and liberal.' 'He concedes
righu, even to an enemy. But it is from these
section! representatives, those that can see noth
ing good in anything which is not exclusively
their oton, that this Union has reason for fears.
Hence we the "more readily, appreciate Mr. Gil
mer's liberal views ofthe Union, the Wide Union.
, As aa illustraion ofthe tondencses of Sectional
mer we give a short extract from tbe introductory
of his address. If it caa be read ss we read it
without party prejudice, m conceive that the read
er's verdict.will be UkeoUrs, ; '.' ' '
? WASHINTO ITEMS
i . A a m'J
I muuciuoo w uia acrvtarv oi otaie, raqueilitig
nim o express w a xsnuea jainister now high-
?J - to Department appreciates the kind offices of ;
her TkffitMtv'a Tiara I nfflera arr-ialls miM(iti.
i their names '.in tha . case of the frifate Susque- '
banna. Vv.;,--..; ' -;,"..',
" Mr.'Cadwallader. wasconflrmea as-Judge, oa '.
Saturday, vice Judge Kane, by a vote ef 20 to 13, "
a bare quorum being pretent.9 ;
The Waahiogton oorrespoodent of the Phils- '
asipbia Press writes :'' ' '. '
i icurw waiui sava ucttu ouaung aooui iur
some montns oi a negotiation between the Govern
ments of Mexico and the-
iJtiliaa 3tatd." Tar '
. l Vi- " i II 7 " ' .... I penencca ana incompetent men : that allcompe-
W,Tm T 1 5ngrr :U", 8reelD tition was excluded, at a loss to the government
2L J 7 ' g h. -! The to)0! of ittee (Messrs. - Bur
country. ... :.'.' T ' -- " . 1iLn-...A ...V..!. .
t . a , . . , . . .. .
L ' , 1 raTlW, .TL. ,0 J.AtfrQOd n '
t. 7ff, . " n r .r L- A
Tft?fiS?.fc.H dtothisGyv-
lautSortt tSn lJr? lt W
good authority, that an accredited aaent comes
r . , . , 1 1. . '
lT,rZ t ,.,7; W Trot efilrt b)cn ne sustained Such Inflexible energy
without fouadation.. From- the JntimaUons in Und indomitable spirit is without a precedent in f
w .dation- tf alarm.; exclaims-" Rouse up brother
. T. "" rTDemovriU t buckle n vour armor and prepare
TThexever Mr. McRae has addreil tha fnr.l7
br has given, unlTeisal satisfaction, and we hear ,
him spoken of In the highest terms, bv men of all !
jwua. .rm jn.immr, ia euipaaticauy ine peopiea f
man te is lranavmneat, and sincere in bia pro
fsiona,aad ia a-magnanimous defender of -the
rights of the sovereign-people We gofor him
heart and hand, and if the peorde wlU prove true '
to themselves, he will be our next Governor. i
. ; Washington Tms. 1 !
; . , -., i
rncrxz.-vk correspondent fU Petersburg
AXf
prefs says that CapJaowlx.nj;nt, a wealthy
citi
sen X Montgomery eounty, Va, coisuniUsd sai- r
tar Tit ucoiRrBn
AMERICAN WHIG MEETING IN RICH
-MONO. i -; -.-. .
At a meeting of the American Whig party;
held in too Court House, at. Rockingham, Rich
luond county, on the 20th of April,; 858, General . th'- Biftil,j thereon,' and to reduce' the expense
m A.-Pockery was called tdithe ehiinJiiM.yth9t&t.
I j Bostwick appointed Secretary. : 4'f '.v-.V; j" . The feature of thU contemplated act are peeo-
: .iiia.j. - . it- 'f
- ' " The object of the meeting having Mriefly -
- j won idreHi ha . chaif. . TPmarkAnff.thfc i- iBbeeotnea a law. plaw to ocen mail rM on th
; much a the mcetineropll: iiaVeimta'few miftr 1 snmefcasis as the inland sertice; 2 And the ultU'
utes for the transaction of ' iu.. Vdfiiaps, the Court
1 having adjourned-for ony a sli'ortrtiino. the uual
.1 would, therefore, without further apology; offer
I ujAuun luiav . wfii ut. uisLfr-jisvu Him.
t the followinc )eamle and resolution for the con-
sfderation of the meeting Via: .-
- W hereas. It is proposed by the American , Whig
Prly to hold aCoarantion of Delegates from the
T't 'OA. yetiatpiial " District composed ot said
counties in th nexr- Legislature of North Caroli
"na ; and, Whereus, we, members of the Amoncan
Whig party from different parti . of Richmond
countyj approving of said propopition, and, at the
samo time, deeming It .'proper and expedient that
our party. should be represented in said Conven
tion by delegates from the several Captain s Dis
tricts in Richmond county be it therefore' "
Resolved. That the Chairman, of tha metinir
appoint four delegates from each'. Captain's beat
in the county of Richmond ' to represent tho A-
merienn "Wliiv nartr
ty ot this countv in taid Con -
vention. ' t - v .'V',:'" v- " -
The question being Called fur, tho preamble and
resolution were adopted without a dissencing
voice. Whereupon the following delegates wero
appointed by th Chair, via : - ''
' ' ' MIXERALBPEINO. ' - '
, f William D. Townscnd, Jesse A. Baldwin, An
gus McDonald Martin, and William M. Bcwtick.
.-'-:"' 'PTXKLE'U. J J : ' '
B. F. Little, Nah LeGrand, Reddtck Bowdon,
and Oliver II. Dockery. : ' ' i ' .
.::! " MCPHKRtWN's- . . ''J
James L. Yalej, William W. Graham, Duncan
C. Currie and Kenneth S. McCormick. ,
V ;'' BRAVER DAM.' '-f-'' ''
, Capt, Hugh McLean; Daniel W. Gibson, Sara ?
Currie and John C. Terry. . ". ;! , .
' , -.'.i .' ' ; Rot'KixnHAir. ; --..V'-
Dr. Rob't J. Steele, Jr, R. S. McDonald, Wm.
. Covington and Daniel White Johnson. ' -
H
, , . - vTOLr MTT. ' '. '; ' v
: . Col- J- -W. Cameron, Stephen W; Covington,
Angus R. Monison and Angus L.' McKinnon. i
.""" '- ''BtACS: JACX. . V" "'"' '.:' V r-T;
"' Wm.'A.'McMavJosephCapl, John C. Eller-
Doe ana j onn . J'oper. .
WILLIAMSON'S.
Ji-hn C. Graham. James P. Smith, John D.
Currie nod Archibald S. McNeill.
t ,hm f.,r th r,.t r..fc nJ.'-...
- , ........ -- - - . . .... ,.. w... v. . I J . II .TV.iU
dence and atl'eciiou which he had enioved. and
assuring them that his-politioal life was closed.
Upon motion of J-hn G. Blue the meeting ad
journed. ,J i i - ;
A. DOCKERY, Ch'mn.
James M. Bostick, Seo'v. '
f TnE FORT SNELLING REPORT. V .
Washington-, April 27th. Mr.' Pettit, in the
House to-day, made a report from the committee
appointed to inquire into the circumstances at-
tending the sale of the Fort Snelling reservation.)
xi conciuues wiw a resolution mat me saie was
without authority of law : that it was made nov-
; withstanding his knowledge ofthe official opinions
I of his predecessor, Hon. Jefferson Davis, and of
i other officers in superior command to thecontra
I ry, without consulting with, without the advice
and without the knowledge of any officer in the
j service of any rank," leaving the question of the
t retention of that fort to the discretion ofthe com
missioners appointed to make tha sale; and this.
umcM f.ult hflt the aacrctarv iiiointad"
action on the part of the Secretary . was a grave
... - ;f ..
inex
"T.l" , A" w""uu'"B
wiui
following resolution as a substitute for
the above: . - ..... J ; .-
Resolved, That .the recent sale of the military
reservation at Fort Snelling having been made by
o .. r . . . ,J
the Secretary of War, under the direction of the
Tresident of the c nited States, in strict-conformity
to law . and the evidence reported by the se
lect committee, having failed to exhibit any fact
or circumstance tending in the-, slightest , degree
to impeach the fairness pf the sale or the integrity
of any of the officers or agenu if tbe government:
concerned in the same ; or to exhibit any fact or
circumstance which should inake the said sale a
proper sul ject for the opinion and aciionoAthis
House, it is ordered that the committee., be U!
charged from the further consideration of the sub
ject, and that the report of said committee be laid
upon the table. V; , - .v" i . '4 -.-it ; "
-. The subject Ii to be considered oa, the lth of
May.. ,. . ' .'-.-? . t - :':
.TarrEr'a Fouanar". We notice that tha pro;
prjor, Liovuiug osunieu ai uib-jhu) osatruciion-oi
riexor.nouinK aauntea at ws-jaie aesiruction-or
? - -t .- - 4
inr nit ttk mini on hi4 T,Tmise nnmsmrnrlr l
to another determined effort. He has erected fcl-1
readv a building over a portion of;. the old site,
and we learn has alio secured -the use oft such'
lathes and planing machines io the establishment
of Mr. U. Wells as wilt" enable him to execute
work entrusted to him for the present, and untif
he can make the 'necessary arrangements w con
tinue ia his former, or on a still more, -extensive
and termaBentscle.-i .'trri . fcr u 4s.TvJii. v
W e mentioned before that this is the fourth de- ;
j etruction that JjaS occurred to his tablishmcht1; '
Vend oa each occasion, if we: are Rot mistaken," he ti
ilias been equally, unfortunate-in. the amount of -f
hnn . nni.ll i.Tif.Ti-tiiriQta in tha. anirlunf i
..w
0ur Clt-fcnd deserves the highest admiration and 1
10031 wul,iD'"11 support . o,i o,o jserw jutt of tie game turkey, and .as .yncn, who was
frtt. .-?':.v ;.,! , f dsedSn' black,''was fertin his gun'toalioot tha
r" -rtnrky',ltheV't
ts-Tk. i, o.i.iv ct..i 1 1 1 si f.: i. .Tr.v ?4.v I
g. . ... iui iwniiitl Oliuwiiiu, u 51 vol. nrLH-
ft, action f -.Sam "i mil'dead. '' -". t 4
"Sam i not dead.- Well, this is an important
announcement titho American partv.-fov we
were imojiunn mat ice eaiwroi me aianaara t
bad as-H6ed at the tuurai memdnles and buried
!"r3am" moatbeago. But, ii seems, according to I
the DemecraUo. onrah at Raleigh he ha risen.!
from the grave with mw me and vigor
line brother Democrats to rodse op" "buckle" 1
on au (thatfrArtnorand prepare fr action fs? 1 j
: ' " -j'.-i r ' vfsVwtfefr fftratdi -
Tbe Uaion dehlca'fhat if Is lit oontempktion lo
apply to Congrats for a loan, or tofuadtheTreai'
Bry Botea already ksued
, ! OCEAN STEAM MAILRODTE8 BKTWEEX
- i THE UNITED STATES -AN I? EyBOPE. '
; Air. f.Iorence, of Pennsylvania has given notice
of bis intention to introduce a Al-tb establish cer
tain ocean post routes between the United States
A 4,1" . , r'"'KT . .
.liar. -The operation of it is general in its nature,
matura Df -the bill , that while, it providet for r
five linea of steamers to' Europe; from different
K'4" v-vuc uiuvtu uiatr:), it imu-i tuvrALnua
'! f thjf ocean mail service to the amount of postages
'.carried, and it is believed that there -will be a rey
i ' i . V u Jbw WhAKU . . . . W . T UllUI'l
! this bid. r ' "ftfV'f" 'ft .."-.:.i'Ti;'Vir--v
! ;r The lines to be.wUWish'-are
anna in tlia' TTnttiul ttfdta Mtn isAtyisiA 'nnTAi
'Route First, or No. 1. From. Philadelphia to
Southampton, England. " vv ": . -" '":J-
j'Route Second, or .No.' 2--' From New York
mi Sbuthampton.to Havre, France. ;. 1 . t
Route Third, or No.' 3.' From ' New York to
Gluckstadt, via Plymoath, Havre and Rotterdam.
Route Fourth, or- No. 4. From-' New Orleans'
via Havana, Bermuda, Fayal and Santander, Spain
to Bordeaux, Prance.'?- f4i. ''.'Jr- u:
' Route Fifth,, or No. 5. . From1 Norfolk, Vir
ginia, to Nantes, France. i it-: i' & i t
u h bill provides that the- compensation to be
i'naid to ench line is at the rate 6f two dollars ter
t mile, and the tonnage of the steamers is fixed at
j two thousand tons, and the speed at not less than'
Twnmuee an nour.- ; - ' -'.iT..,
r :' There is also provision for the infliction Of fines
; and penalties for . failures to depart and arrive at
the times appointed in the ''schedule" by the Post
s' It further provides that all letters going-out or
coming into the United States shall pass through'
tbe Post-office, and ; the regular rates of postage
oe cnarged thereon, and that the postage so col
lected shall be credited to the ocean mail service.
The total contract' pay per annum 'to the five
lines will be $881,876."- The estimated receipts
from postages based neon the actual receipts of
t0, W1U Oe $B3,8&0.A ,sv:3. ,? ,-;':
: There would thus be a surplus' Jo the United
States of $7J974,if there is no increase. -It is how
ever, . considered beyond a doubt there will be
a gradual increase of -the sum received. 4 "v
' This briefly shadows forth tha features of the
important bill introduced by Mr. Florence, and
its adoption by Congress, it is claimed, will inau
gurate a new era and establish a uniform system
of ocean mail, postal service, without cost to the
Government. - j . . -.V.-..
Si a Jamks Outbam. Tho London Times says
that the hero of, the decisive operations against
Lueknow appears to have been Sir James Outram,'
.whose intimate familiarity with .Indian warfare
and whose recent acquaintance with Uude and its
, , ; people,' peculiarly qualified him for seconding the
s 9 y a - -
schemes of the Commander-in-Chief throughout
this critical campaign." Left after Ibe evacuation
of Lueknow, says the Times,' in the heart of the
enemy's territory, he succeeded in repelling from
his position," without loss to himself, all the swarms
of ftfsailants who were launched against its walls j
and after thus defving, for weeks together, 'the
whole force of Oude,' he turned out with his gar
rison in' perfect efficiency . to support Sir; Colin;
Campbell on bis final advance. Sir James Out
ram, it will be remembered,, was General Haye-
lock's superior ofilcer, and nobly refused to assume
the command on the march which Havelock had
so brilliantly . begun to Lueknow, but actually
served under his qwn subordinate up to the very
gates of the Residency, rather than interfere with
his well-earned fame. - The two men were worthy
of each other, and. furnished a world, much hum
bugged with talk of chivalry,' with a specimen of
the real article, such as it had not seen for three
hundred years. Richmond Lhspatch.
Edttoes and the OpxraJ A tempest, in tea
St occurred at the Opera House in New; York,
onday evening.; Mr. John Darcie, the musical
critic of Porter's Spirit of theTimesJiaving given
offence to Mr. Ullman, manager, the latter, a few
evenings. sipce, refused to admit him, though the
critic" had purchased his ticket at the box-offices-Mr.
Geo. Wilkes, proprietor of the Spirit then no
tified Mr, Ullman that on .Monday evening, in
company with Mr. Darcie, jhe would repair to the
ooara with tickets purchased for the occasion.
Upon presenting .the tickets,, admittance was re
fused, . and .a row ensuing, - both editor and critic
were carried to . the station-house, from which.
tbev were soon after discharged,: . j z,.j
- The arrest created great excitement, and a large
crowd a38embledrbut.thepolioe managed to pre
serve the peace.V Mr. ,Wandhis critic , were
held to bail, and the former soon- after ... returned
to the Academy and -wai adiwtted,. : s' -w- ,n
' ' ANQEL8 (is Crdjolxni) do not flutter about the
"lobby"- at Washington fir nothing, else why
these curious items among the contingent expen
ses of the Mouse of Representatives' for 185? -J'.
"Scissors, $66,70? ladies' reticules; $242 ; 1-'
bums, plain and illuminated, . $232 ladies port
monies, $347 ; pearl shopping tablets, $247 J pocket
books,-$P0;; ladies' companion, $101.'-s ' V
' The country: is thus taxed not only to pay Mem
bers of Congress, but to defray the contingent ex
penses of, probable amours.- Why don't the-absent
wives .of those M. C.'s call for the ayes' and
nays upon that bill ? What "brutes of husbands"
were they who voted "yea" for those Ladies' Com-"
panions, Ladjes'. Portmonies, and especially- tbe
Albums ? c,-, , . l-,-i.Z C its i
j t ANOTHER JAIL DELIVERY. '
f. We learn from the "iVoiSA Carotin ian that Hin
nant Faulk and Benjamitr Ar .HowellSrho were
An fi v4 (rkKsa .fail -nt -pArinaniv lAHtifvr "W ' An
WUftUtM AAA IUV W SMt VA fUcevU VWUU IfJ i i, V VU
a chareof kiUic lreo;maQ beloninir i6. Mr.
iVi, made Uieir fscap. vrt.w eanesOAy .nigat,
hole through the brick, wall with abrowbarf
I yesterday and till a late hour ia the evening, with
the mat of. ntts ana two Aliens, (Drotners,; for
-n j- v.-v .L.i1!...i ui.i.!!,..
ipon Mr.
jiaocn Jtohbms, oi joiumtusv count Vi, t he case
was given to the" juryTsbuut 8 o'clockiVAndjiaftet
conferring together -not "more than-tfn minutes,
theV brought irt 'a'4-erdict 'of petty Lafceny:
. . Bis honor the - Judge; this morning, sentencid
the elder Allen and Pitts to receive 39 lashes each,-
and be imprisoned six ' monthH f atthe end ot
which time- they aie to receive an additional 39
laahes eacb." The younger Allen; on account of
bis youth,- we suppose, Was sentenced to receive 20
laihes and be discharged.'-The- first part of the
jentence was carr4ea-Btone this morning.
yfllminqtat.
- - , ' .
TaTXL M
V. -s '. - r, nr..-i v w i'U. T --V ... ....
key ' hunting one morning,' and coiicealed'ina
ouh WM .'velpinr'Lup a larg 'gorler.iTwo
- x Ai Jiuiui. n Jir.iui wa uui wr
brotherfe by the name of Wilson were also In pui
fle'and the otber.with .a-shot gun, The charge
frm the fowling rdec mLwed himTen41relvbnt
JJ fCO UUU1I tlllU UOltUMURIUUT. UW WUdS UlUt fm-
kii inffirri wroun.r -viUh tiit.lS K.m
in twenty minutes. Spartan (Ala.) 15M ult.
- SCICTDI. We learn that a man by the name
learn that amah by the
yr ANew-pin, committed suicide pear TownaviUe; in
thSenuntv. a fwys.Jioy-plAunff bis neclt
between rails JXthfWl f a tenceTTlt is sup-.
ha oom-
mittedtheteiTlbleact. - - - L"Mre23oMrr; l
v ..,."
'"It Is earrently reportod that thf Exectltd ve "kaa
determinea to a&e vngress' to autnorue a new
loaa to-ftie amount-of ' $3e,0u0,00t, and 'to fdnd
tha $20 000.000. of Treasury notes recently au
therhtsd to ha keaed. : ' -
ft -LATER FKOM CALIFORNIA.
jsiw iork, Apru Z7. ine seara8inp3aosea
Taylor, which left aspinwall On the 19th inst ar-.
jiia mails to the 5th inst., nearly. $1,300,000 in f wM ln 0,9 namtor selling U to a white man nam
treasure and upwards of 500 passejieers.! !-;. R- McDaniel, made the boy make an appoint
Francisco markets, were dolU
CoJ
)J.;. Schlessinger is a passenger -on ; the Moses V" spot, and effected hvi capture. . J
orVy. ;',W;';:f'--i -.2 was arrested and carried before Justice
'; -i ;3",i ;t :Z 'ifWM. In the court room he borrowed a t
;Tayt
1 J THK RRTOttmOX I2f PERU,;
Dates from Valoaraistr are to the lStli
-March!
Geo. ivanoo had been defeated at Arequipa wita
great slaughter, and had fled to Bolivia
rJU his steamers had been captored.
The! United States frigate Merrimftc had arfiTed
at Callao. ''.. ;'.-'.':.'- ..-- ;-' : '..
Dr. Oakford.' American Oounsul : at Tumhae. fa
dead.'i'' ' v,;i:.-''f.,'"e.- ;;
4 Jlrcquipia was stormed by Gen. CasU
battle is said io have been terrific,"- Of one bat-
talion of 600 men.- which' defended the barricaJei.
ail were killed bat fort I ; The loss on both sides
on both sides
filled with the
was over 2.000 ana the city t was
wounded. -?r .J:M ,vr.V:..V
.T It !s sid that eni Castilla intends. to push the
war into Bolivia, and attempt the overthrow.- of
the IJn'goyernment.,;. a
''VV - ..,' ' .' ''" i' . i ..i 'tJl.:',:t
GREAT BALLOON EXPERIMENTS.' BY
.'-. ,-: W.Vj-j...-: .-s -PROF. WISBL-.v.'- -t y x,
We learn from the Lancaster Daily. Times that
( Prof." Joha,Wise of that dty, extensively known
for his" many .successful and - thrilling Eronautic
! voyages and discoveries, left Lancaster on Friday ,;
for Washington Citv. to make creoarations for a
scries of the most extensive and interesting bal
loon experimcnts-ever - witnessed in our country.
Mr. Wise has been engaged to make these expe
riments for tha Smithsonian .Institute, ;with in
gtruments provided for the purpose.. He has
made arrangements with the City Gas Company,
for a liberal supply of Gas for his use. One of his
experiments will consist of a squadron of Balloons
in the shape of a Balloon regatta.;, In another be
will cut loose from the balloon when two miles
high,; (leaving the balloon in charge of a compan
ion) and descend with a canvass air condenser.'
I Mr. Wise expects to establish tbe practicability
Of guiding balloons along the-lines of telegraph
and by other" means, so as to be 'able to steer for'
and arrive at a given point, with as much certain
ty as ships are made to navigate the ocean and V
. 5. r' . i l l ru 1
carry on. commerce-ever toe Anoria. x. ner u
properly no man in oar country ..who ia better ac
quainted with this subject, or has had as much ex-
perience in seronautic travels as Mr Wise-, and
as he is sanguine in accomplishing all that he nn-
dertakes, we expect to have the pleasure of chron
icling the success of his experiments, h
i , '?), ..l-"-vT"v:-'.t rji,..ttm -j-
FROM THE PLAINS.
St. Louis. AWil 2 7th. The Santa Fe ''ma At
brings later news trom uaptiarcy, no naa peen.
Overtaken "by an'expresii from' Gen. Garland, di
recting him to stop for an escort of four compa
nies, and Capt, Marcy'was accordingly resting on
the Arkansas river j' near. Bent's Fort. ' '"v ,.'
-The Republican has received an extra from the
Fort Smith ' (Arkansas) THmes which "states that
aa .aaiV .1?: ' "l .1 ' at- '"Til If
u,uu inmn m-ra wngregnu,-u uh mo s.
with the determination of making a descent on the
ju,uuw xnaian were congregaicu on iuo riaius,
frontier, and hostilities had already commenced.in
some Quarters. The limes attributes the mow
ment to Briefcara xoune, to draw on tne troops
in Utah to protect the" frontier States: :.' t "
i The Republican emphatically contradipts the
above statement, oH the authority of "a gentleman
attached to" the overland mail expedition, who
traveled over the country without molestation.
, LATER FROM SANTA FE.
StI Louis, April 27. The Santa Fe mail of the
1st of April has arrived at Independence. Between '
Fort Union and the Arkansas river, the party en
countered violent snow storms, followed by weath
er so severe as to freeze some of the animals.' - v
liWilliam Giddings, ' a- mail contractor on 'the
southern-route, was killed by Thos. Smith in an
affray over a game of billiards at Santa e, and in
a rencontre which "occurred between Wm. Preston
Becki of the firm Of Beck & Johnston,' and a man
named German, the latter was killed and the for
mer dangerously wounded. , . t ' .
. .. ' 1 v ' ' -
Great SroRXA.aKAD. The. New Orleans Pic-
ayunei announces ; to. the sporting world that a
match race for $10,000 a side, $200 forfeit,' four
mile heats, has been made between Gen.. Thomas
.Weil's civ. c- Starke, bv Wagner, out of Keei
anil Mr. D. F. r Kenner'S ch. c. Viceroy, (own
brother to Voucher,) by: Wagner, out of impor
ted,' Britannia to be run over the Jttatairi turse,
on "the Saturday preceding- f the regular spring
metin?r 1859.Tms will doubtless be the great
sporting event Of the next year, and : will bring
unnimbered andinnumerahJe thousands to wit
ness tbe race.-v
Firs at Macox. Ga.--Iwjurt to tbr Cotton
Crop. 4iwav ApriJ 27. Messrs. Roes &. Mills' -
extensive furmtore lactory, at juaooar, was ournea
on Monday, causing a beavys.'iw-1i'
Privata.despatches from Georgia, and Alabama,
repbrt a heavy frost'last night, causing injury to 1
the.cotton crop. .. ; : . . . ":; - " :
. Bronchitis and Conch, which so often termi
nal fatallv in our northern latitudes, are easily rsA
mated In a majority of aes, if recourse is had to the
Wild Cherry preparation et Ar. wistar. ADunuanv
fvidenee of this fact has been sven.- ' . -'f
-kM ' . DIED, y "--'.-- -ri : :- "
tYn MhnAnv 'Arr,ril 26th. at Berrv'HilL "in the
county of Halifax, Va., JAMES BRUCE, son of
James C. Bruce, in the 22nd year ef bis age.; - "r
In life he was firm, yet gentle: modest, yet affa
ble and liberal without 'ostentation.' ' Tbe good-
nesj f his heart was reflected in his features, win.
nihg ; the' confidence Of strangers and the- respect
and este mof albwbo knew him. He met death with
a calm and trustful resignation, tod filled with the
bopeof a joyful resurrectioni' he said, 'l am not
afraid to die'; I am prepared."1 ; So be fell -asleep,
without Hear, and "without rep-toacb.f t -
XIIV v,',Ore'bi tha turf tiniv.ikJ'd:
Jnendor ovtr better days;!
' f;;iVMM? ansip thee but to lovt thee,""ij'
'- ! K-l, Asr7 MWlSj 4is 1 'nsmj?b ";'!
GOO PS DELIVERED
- Nortk" Carolina .Rail Road 'Company' :
Raleigh- Gaston RaURond Company,
April 23
,E. S: Moss; T. J.
atrickXJ.ltf . Worth ; J.W4
Thomas' dtShilby;
Cheek &Faacete;
lvrW-S. Gilmer:
West brooks Mendenhall,;
VBJ"ffyatt" Sing & McCau-
ii & J. AV , Lea: Hays t
Faucett; R- BSaun
A tLaht 4i ayuMuvsvi 9 , A awvvvv j a ta.
tr'? Bj Trolin girit Sj Young - D, D PJiIlUps j Bi
' JuMant J-'A-lImton ;SA: C. Morrow ; F. Fries ;i
lers O. x aucett r U. at. lae-
Burnet Mazel ; T.J. & x. Jdurray ; X. G. Whor
ton ; prMtCraylr R. Loader ; Scott' & Hunter ;
Shepherd & Fenell fQ: M. Bragg f W. S. Gil liam:
Martin Botbing & Co) , CbUcutt & Bell j: C.
I Turrentine ; R. Sterling ; J. Bane : R.-B. Saunders r
h js acu . as . v : -
J.-JL Worth.
P.
o
JiaAdeh : W . J. McConneJl : j
f-J.'J: Crump;
R.
N. Caldwell; S. 0. Batten;- K:
f ;
Lt. W lluams.
v . -',- .
' , i
-April 28"-
- . T. F. Prathrr ; L. Detneat
T;t Tim-. n..i .
& SuiliT&n ; Earnhardt & Adderton ; A. C. Mor
row " .A; Vogler.;" J7 H? Johnson f JC. Tur-
if
tennner A. A Atangum ; oprague sc cro K. u.
Porter; B. C: Coffin ; , J. F. Rodman; Thomas
Shelby ;-M.l' liar ringer ; rL. U. AAndsayf Lash
Mr VMM 71 A .IfnWim i' A FT. V. M.. ir :
Ajdred ; . E. Strudwick ; . G. Faucett;" T. Turner !
istrTVwnam .MM -It H aiAn ' "or 'hraaia diseasaTaad to build up the slreagtTt VTyr-
.Dtjl,, Harden; m health, ll Zjp.-
oufu' :tlf-'f 3aWtoa ..p,laUy tt has ba to ,
P. C. Smith; Joyce & Martin ; C. A.;Hendrson ; ' Vioeahi.. pAce L -TaVa..' . jT.'.
A m kajAUaekSat f W TJ V WW AUSiA Ml W A,sATUUlBVIS f ,
B, H.'Burke .: Isejy tJrNttff lilea fh.
"W. ILowerten; W.-kLWiaU, i
r W
C,t; -f C.TEAGICAL AFFAIR. r J- v
( y np" .-vuiui)jm.;
w -15th iast.r. P.Howj11, haviDg detected ona :
U..U II iwiy. M I nil) ni'U U 1 1 JU Mil'-' N.
.I k. .t '.. .m..t.j v: i nr .ri j . r -
l68krinl. '
pen-knifa
t :nt hi tbma't i
f bi9 neck horribly esahed. He U still aliva, but 1a
' , a most critical condition r-
i
i:;; sqENriFiq con vention. : ;:i
'Baltimore. April 28. The Scientific Oonvea
r'J'tion assembled to-day 'n the Maryland Institute.
werea hundred members present. Alexll.
Caswell, "Esq., was chosen chairman yro tern. Ea-
i tensive arrabgements have been made by the em
'Zfhsiof 1'thii place, to extend hospitalities to the,-
' zen? , of, this place to extend hospitalities to i
members., -y ; ,ifti ,.v j ,il 'v .
THE LITER lXVIGOltATOR t ' -
PR ;E P A R D. B. Y D R , S. A FOR
. Compounded Entirely From GUMS, , . .
IS :0XK OF IRE .JBEST PURGATIVE .AX1V
Liver Medicines .now before tbe publio, that aots .
as a Cathartie, easier, milder, and mora effectual thaa,'
any other medicine known, , It is not only a Cathartic,,
but a Liver remedy, acting first on tho Liver to eject
its morbid matter,' then on the atomaoh and bowels to ;
carry off that matter, thus accomplithing two purposes
effectually,-without any of the painful feelings expe
rienced in the eperations ef moitj Cathartics.; It -strengthens
the'system at tbe same time that it purres ,
it: and-when taken daili in1 moderate doses, will '
strengthen and bnild it up with unusual rapidity.'.
t .The Liver, is one of
of the human body ; andj
tions well, the powers ofj
the principal - regulators :
wbeaitperumuits Fans-.
the sysum are folly de
almost entirely 'depee-
UoQ of the Livtr for the
functions i when tbe tto.
veloped. Ihe mac is
dent on the healthy a
proper performaace of its
mach is at fault, tbe bow-
i. -i i. i . 1 .. a- . '
els are at fault, aad tbe
;1
ts
gaa the Liver having1
For the diseases of that!
WUUl, YMU1 UliVri Ul
consequenoe of one or-
caxed to do its duty. j'
organ, one of the proprt-
fat
ox ha made it his
more thsa twenty years,
study, In a practice ei'""
to Cud' some remedy "
the many derao cements
wherewith to oounteractf
to which it is liable.. - -
To prove that this rem
'iedy is at last found, acy
person troubled with.Liv-
er Complaint, ta any
try a bottle, and eoavle- .
of Its forms, has bat to,
'" These Gum "remove all!
morbid or' bad mattsr
from the system, supply
ft
Ing in their place a heal
ting the stomach, causing
fying the nlood, gtv
whole machinery, reaot'
ease, effecting a radical
cared, and, what is ,
the oecsaiosal ae of the ' ;
thy flow of bile, Jnvigora-
food to mgesf wen, pari
ing tone and health to thej
9
ing the cause of the dis
v Billions attacks are
better prevented, by
Liver Jnvieorator.
One dose after eatjng is
stomach and prevent tbe
! nufiicient t . rll
,'"' lfood frem rising ai
eve tb
and suur-
- Only : one 'dose taken
before retiring, prevents
; - Only onedose taken" st
1 ' 1
Nightmare.
night, loosens the' bowe'ai
; gemtly; and : car Cos-
gfntiy and car jos-l jiivenens - " "
t One dose taken after! -ij. Jeaehmeal will rare Dy"
tivene-vs.
.'.-.. ; ,'i '-.f . ' ' V
aM.teaspoonfuls will eJwar
1 a
fitr. One dose-or twe
ireueva . sic, utsua au, , . .t v
T Om botUe .uken rfe-TimaleebetrostiepMmeves
One bottle .taken for f ti
the cause of the diiteaseJ
and makes a perfect rur
atelyt relieves Choi ie,
OnTv one dose immaJi
f- uufl uone uuen ruai-j
Cholera M o r b n s ',!
i Cholera: i-' '.v;.s:. i
i . 1 a . . t t
ed is 'a sure core ftr"
and a prereutlre ' of
. . Only one bottle a! (
needed to throw oat
medicine after a lo
the gyirtem- the etctr or
Sickness, f,,. -vr-t '
. Jfa-t0ae bottle Uken
all Sallowness or unnatu
" ' One dose Uken a short
vigrto tbe appetite, and
- One dose often repeated
. '.. .- .. .
(for Jftundicq ramovas
ral color from the skin,,
time before eating glres
makes food digest well. -
cures cnrouic . ii-
1 rho?a" In its worst forms,
while Hummer s&J
almost to tht Crst dosa. '
attacks ciuid b;
there If t surer, safer, :
world, as It nvP fail,
cures' DropsvLy esai-
Kowel complaints yield
' ' One or two doses cures
Wormt'lo children :
or speedier remedy la the";
'.'.e'A-.fsw bottles
ung iu BDsoroeam '
We take pleasure in re-i
cine as a preventive fori
this sssJi-
.r , Fever and. Ague,
Chill Fever, I and all
I: ever s or a xuuioue
Type.'JIt operates with.' t ;cttaiqty, and ..tboCi an is
All .who use. it are giving their unanimous
test iidonv in its favor. ' 1 .
-. '; -SHT- Mir U'nter in the month with tha la-''f
vtgorator, ana swnilow Dotii together -
i V--, ' THE LIVER INT1GORATOR ?,r-.:
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL 'DISCOVERT, ana-
is daily Working eoresj alnaost tod great to believa.' It '
cures as if by magie,-even tht f!rt dot gitima tntftt'' H
and seklow more thaa one bottle is reqnired to euM as '' '
kind of Liver Complaint, from the worst Jtntndic er
iy njitptia to a common ITeWncie, all of whtoh are the '"'
..unit t.t a niad.iod. f.lv.K.....i.. . i . ' "W . .
A '. i a - PllICE 08 PObLAK PER SOTtLX. - f
3ASr0RD 4 CCw froprietors, 345, Broadway, N..J. . , I
; ' ... wholesale Agents i ., t , t . . , .
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Philadelphia; ML '8. Burr A Co., Boston ; H. H. Bay : .
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Pittsburgh ; 8. S.; Hanca; Baltimore, r And retailed by
all Druggists. -Sold also by ; . i
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X. takes this method of Informing bis mends asi
the public, that he is again 'at the old rtanl No. tl-,
with a nav and desirable rtocTr 6f KEAQT-MADJ"
CL0THIN3-AND GENTS FCKKISHI5Q ?00DS
all. of. which will be sold low for cash.- - All I ask at
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fn, aa,!. wUl.be sold on4he most raasenable terms, t In
addition to my stock ot Clothing, A a., I have oa baai
an eisgant assortment of Trunks and Taliies, varjikg
in price from f 1 to' $J5. -'Also a large lot of LaJiu
Eoonsl Cases, dally expectad.' Remember, Ladies and
Qentlemen, that No. 61 i is the place to parehaee feats
and boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods, . ' . -,
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; t''-v' """.'' ' Petersburg, Ve,.1""-
r ESOSENE. COAL. OIL LAJtllSvti K
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IV have jusl received another, supply f thera pu-
puiar Lamps, which; s-u-postes every oi&et dascxipnoa
of light for beauty, brilliancy and economy. Tha ligt t
It said to be saaal U six casdles, aad at a aval 1 hsJ -
a cent per hour. . A fiipply td. Od always oa hand at
tha China Store of - .1. !- " T ;
my !" ' -166 Sycamore St; PetoMbnte, TuL
COMPOUND 8YRCP Qr P'LIO'JPIaATE
OK CHEMICAL FOOD. This Syrup is mu A
used as a NUTRITIVE TONIC, adapted to supply T
me- waste occur nog tn tbe tystem nuttng me irfoyr. nt
my a ' ii. . JQ2M3 CO.
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