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HT NO. 10. WHOLE NO. 62. PUBLISHED VERY FRIDAY MORNING. BEE POU.ARS PKH AN'NL'M, IX ADVANCE. ADVEUTISEJIEVTS m ! tit! ni l TWCS TV -FIVE CENT for cacti u. hS!?nbcr'uWftn for less than one year, who peniiit their subscription to rnn u.u r, without giving notice, arc considered for -the; second year, and so onfor aU suc- vears. . . pnper disWinucd until all arrearages are unless it the option of thcfiEditor. . . fly advertisers, who will agree 10 pay Jr. w;n Uo. allowed 30 ncr cent. discount,on .r t'. n turn, and that sum, included, so as E reduce their yearly bill Mow SJ; . ' He "ourt lln. THE INDIAN'S PANACEA. OR thi cure of Rheumatism, crotuia. o Irili and Internal Abscesses; Fistulasj Seal Hekd, Scurvey, Kilcs, unronic oore r.ycs, pryaiao, Blotches, and every variety of Gutanjcous Affec tion ; Chronic Catarrh, Headache, frorh particular causes; Pain in the Stomach and Dyspepsia, pro ceeding from vitation; Affections, of 'the; Lifer, Chronic Inflamation of the Liver, Chronic. Inca rnation of the Kidneps, and general Debility, cau sed by a torpid action of the vessels of the skin. It is singularly efficacious in renovating those con- ctWiitionQ wJiirli have been broken down ijy.imu dieion treatments' or Juvenile irregularities.-i In "cncral terms, his recommended in all those dis- si tr: t.,;i r'nt nr H i'n Omit. In- j. in,..., ' i montas; ana lrin! being free f cipient Cancers, Salf Rhmim Syphd. uc and Mhtr although exposed, I believe my cu'rial disuses particularly UWrSan p. t- ; fo . 7 f;rtit hf Ivinps. U cerated Throat! and ips-( . M n Ulcers ot every Klescripiion.vJfev-r ouien, prising i qualities of The Indians Pakacea, when you tojd me where to get it. Well, I got six bot tles xrijicn najre cured me firj seven or! eight months; and from bein? free from rain so lon ' . ; i case a cared one, I deem it a luty I owe to the AARON GILBERTS. ew York, Aug. NOTICE .. lercbv giv'n tint, pursuant to an order of e. liTnru oi i 'irc'.ii'i vi me w I"""',- -" .... . Ril Rami Company, a' .'firth Instalment. I)oJ!irsVrt-the.ShaT, will b" required of Wkholders on or before the lirat day ot 1 next. ' ' .... F.. B. MUuLhi, i'rost. ir t-f ilminfon. Jan.. 2)th, l.r7 hereby iven that Mr. lloln'rt V. Brown has duly authori'.-d t eoll-el uml ive receipts tin.' 'instalments now "dim, and whiehnu.y .ifter-eoine due aah ii l Stock of theX V' d Company. I LpDU pTilmin-ton, DecNwfi'.i'. ! fliibscriptioii t' the ton & llal;i-U Kail ;ient. ! TO TH PUBLIC. How truest is.lhnt modern Physicians, in their ambition to, excel in1 their profession", explore the vast fields of science by the aid ot Chemistry and seek out new. remedial agents, to arrive at perfec tion in their practicp by means of art j alone, and entirely overlook and neglect, as beneath their no tice, the rich and bounteous stores 'of medicine, jwhich the Almighiy has caused to spring Out of 'the ear'li in every dime. 'And how much more1 true it is that the American Physician looks to foreign countries for many of his most, common and necessary articles, -per-petually'Iianging as they are. at the tlictate of fashion and folly, he is surrounded in his owjruntry with an erdless profusion of medical IAs, sufficient to answer any indication in disease, and yet he is ignorant virtues, and thev sre suttcreu to ".waste their hcalins'on tlie d Ptcst. t-f. . I H,i!,.11h')Oi'KHf.: il'ilmhii'fon, July tsi, !H3lJ. Tia Hurting of Hie llnl' of directors of the .Wilmin-t-Mi ;m I Ituhtgh R ut-Road. Cotn- V tliisd.iy.lh.- t.ilio'Vig ic;s.ruiinu w.is its- knd ord-.-red to b: publ. si."l, vz: . ' . nlo-,i, That lu.-re-t h- .'x.rteu trom sucn .V .lders, OS shill fit to piy iniaimenis 1835. afllicteJ to state mycasc, and til say lam entirely cured! and feci now iijce a new roan. About ;.ninq years ago, perceed I was threatened with the piles, J which gave me alarm, knowing that many tif my family weresimilarlyj;afrlicted; and I applied to ourphy- sician who succeQdcd in relieving! the uneasiness i.... 1,1 Ll ...i i Jjff uui juiu in'-icr cure, tiiuiuuu aumuiisieung re medics about three years. Despairing of relief in this jifay I applied successively! to two other phy sicians in this citv. of celebrity two! practisin? in eases which arise from impurities in the blood, or J the, higher circles only, both of Whom tried weeks Villa lion OJ inenumors, oi w imtc k i im' , iwh-j. j mm jy cc tn v it i ii, w iiiioiu pnuiu;ui auwuuicjje. jj Some of tbelabbve complaints may require some j Being astonished at the failure j as -I had always trifling assistant applications, which the cirdum-1 beeiold thatjjthese were the n1en jto apply to in tnnri's of the ea-?e wilt dictate; mu tor a general suchj uimcull ca?es, ana I had j accordingly, been emedy or Purificator, to remove the cause' the led to! expect great things from' their learning and Indian's Pinacca will generally be found sum-j experience I savl astonished at the perfect fail- ure,j gave myscllj. up to the pamfql thought that thcrej wtis rioivirtiie in medicine! for me, nor no skilj n the rJrofession equal to such chronic . difii cultiesi. Ih tliis pifedicament I gotpoiae eight or. nine jxttles ojthe Indian's Panacea, which I look as directed .and am now happy to state that in a boutjiix weekis I a!m cured of an inveterate itttack of biijnd pilcsji to vjrhicli was probably added an erysipelatoussweliingof the part, I trust thatthc cure is complete; bufif it should! not be so,: I now know what t 1 II aljeviate more sugaring than all other medicines put together, j j j ! jllj G.1D. Nev Or leaks, May 1334. liave had a disuse in m v head which more re cent I y becnm a very painful and! alarming in conj seqiipnce of takingbold rcpeatedly.j Alargegathi criiig was formed ijn the cavity between the earsj, discharging prodigiously and from the renewed accjmulationj at tuples; it seemed as if my head would burst, jjwhen the running would increase at the ears, and wouldalso appear ajt the nose and eyes. I applied toltuc best physicjians but lounci no J)rmaneiit reliejf; I a!3o tried Swaim'sj Pana cea,Jbut foun'd it useless By rcjqi.ie.st of a friend, I tijied The Indian" Panacea wluch soon gave me relief; and after t takings twelve jbottles, I was inajdje as wl as ever. . The jojiunioii of ."one sO mUjcjh indebtjed to itimaybe of littjle weight ; but the fenutatirin this Pan-acia has erirned in this vi- cinity, will give it pe preference Over any other remedy lor Abscesses, boars, ixc I l i the time pre -nh-dby public notice. rue copy from the minutes.- .r,y i.h:vi. ' . :h-tf I tr Mer'tin 'of the I1or.nl nf 1 ircctors Aii.i.-toii and ilahMgh' Ivan lload vT;;j.U..lutious. Were jmssed lished. f ?,y .)iseiiunt !); ai.-nvtpU tlie . I... n 11 . n nt I. I i'"iu per hiimh:.!!,- p.'i 'ii Kini. iis of s'lli'-i-rfpii-o- s to lhe ' iioHiv, to'o- ' tiiii.ried nflel' r ntli'-r s't i-fi luers, snail : and tli". niiiouut ilien rc . to the snin.". ! i nnr inrt.-.-st b-viiuo"1 on an in - i.mle ii. ii ti.-.a t'.i ii-i 'h'l-k' i! IV bdfoi'a are one. , ' . . Trn :..pv 'from the Minnte.s. j a M-i's s, r i n r.Ks; s.-cf . I T th- p'iyui-"- ico to Timber Got tors, f Company is now prepared to receive pro u f,ir iln. Riioolv of' Rails. Sills, and lmber.tobe di-livered along the line of the t . - -.ii, a i . I 111 lis irciik.li ll ituiiuy. w W f nce I'VT," r"', w , of his afllicted fellow' Bein ty,l:V Mf;y ''S'V under the various chronica. nl t.r7iiw,r, or io in .Tiuocriuvi w A Li l till ti vv ia;, &, IA3G. Engineer to he Company. '. '; :i3--'tf St an i Wiam .V LARGE assort tent o-f Fashionable k S . i t nf nnreaua Ta- b) V' rtltlcboaras. So fl Field and high it Bcfttcads, fancy ild Wriwlsor Chairs, Rocldnp do. toilet ifc s, Cribs, & c. &ct ' andfor sale.bv BARRV& BRYANT. I.e. NOTICE. ilbcr having (HiaVtficd as Executor: 1st Will nnJ. 'iVstament of Ann vd Ftbruavy Term, 1 . of ih Cluarter bessons ot UlaiJen Mfloticc to all persons having raihst the t.staic ol sautie- rMiluiy nuincmicaicn wiinm law, or this notice wilt be rr recovery. LOVD Mf KAY,' Excctr. Wt 1. KM OAL. .;st V inter Strained' Sperm Oil J from Huston. , For sale by BARRY & BRYANT. :n. : f . '.-t. .. , Goods! Goods! Hri-oold invite tliL attention of his cncrnllr wishinnr tcparchase ock he is now opening at his rharf. ; lie deems it unncccs- rticularizc his goods but will that a better stock of btaplc ol to be found in our mar- irs wishing to supply them- advuntage to call una cx- e sola on the Iest terms. ' J.I.BRYAN X t-f. oftlicir virtues, and they sre suffered to .icaliug on tlie desert air." i , ! The effects of vegetable medicines upon the sys tem are temporary -those of minerals lastiug. rni.. i .(.: ;n . ot-r. fltV i:: loriiierieAeri iiieu cncuta mvi uaa' latter, mercery in nnriiculr, net chemically upnns the solids, decomposing the bones,: and undermin-. the constitution by In slow and sure destruction. The. greater congeniality, eillciencyi and safety of vegetable remedies compared wij.h mineral,!! may be estimated by contrasting toe aneient prac-, tiee with the modern; or, to bring it more imme diately under our own observation, the Ind ian) prac tice with that of the white man. Who, in Ameri ca, has not known or heard of repeated in,starices wherein some decrepid, unpretending; female In-i dian, by means of her simple remedies jatlone, has effecicd the most rapid and astonishing curcjs, af-j; tcr the whole Matetia Merlica of the coinmon prac- tiee, directed in the most skilful manner, has tail-j ed 1 And wiio has not been surprised. at behold ing the comparative case and facility' vyith which the Indians frees himself from any ' disease, nmj at the almost 'total absence of chronic diseases a mnnff theml v Who has ever heard of aii Indian with a constitution broken and ruined by ill-treatment'? And can a doubt, exist, that' this happy exemption of the savage from most of the ills which the flesh of civilized nian is heir to, is chiefly ow ing to the more genial andisafc remedies' which he employs T This astonishing difference in suc cess is a fair exemplificationof the inlinile eape rionty of the simple nd safe means of cure which God has created for the benefit jot his children-, over those which the pride and the art jo f man have invented. '' '. '; j; ! . I From a long residence among ja portion of the n!ioririinl inliHbitants of his cnunlrv and ipiiiw ith The methods ;o.f cure isoiiic of their most successful practitioners, the prppi icUu or " TJie Indian s Panacea, . acquired a Know-" lefjgc of some of their most powerful and favorite 'remedies. From these he selected such ijs were most efficacious and appropriate, and aftlcr vari ous experiments'! to their principles siad strength, he has combined them in the form here presented, as the most perfect and beneficial for !tho purpose fur which it is recommended. !' ! Thepronrietor offers this preparation to the pub lic with the consciousness that he is placing with in its reach a remedy capable of relieving many n ' m . 1 f 1 1 I I . L. CI'- J.' ngs, wno uie suuei iiig and obstinate cpifiplaints to which it is applicable. To such, it will prove j of incalculable value, as thcmeans and in many cases, the only means of relieving thejr sufferings, and restoring; them once more to lieahh a!nd hap piness. Tins is not offered as a pommon remedy, that may per-claance be equally gootj with many others now in usc, but as one wheih Is capable of saying life in many extreme cases, when alUthc usuaj remedies fail. This it has done repeatedly ; and this is the reputation it has obtained Wherever it has been introduced. I . ' -,!' j ! It ii only a few years since this preparation was first presented to the public, but in that time some thousands of persons might be found, who would solemnly, declare that they believed their livens were saved by it, and in many "caes after they had tried most and perhaps! all the common remedies in vain. Wherever ivis known it fs i apidly coming into use, and this affords hc most substantial and convincing proof of the merits. ! The value of this Panacea, is most conspicuous in those long standing and obstinate syphilitic and scrofulous affections. which havej defied all other remedies, and particularly in those, cases where mercury has been so.lavishly used 'as to cause dis tressing pains in the bones, nodes, mercurial .ul cers, derangement of the digestive organs, &c.--These it completely removes, and in all cases it entirely eradicates the disease and the effects of mercury, renovates tivc consiiiuiion,anu leaves ine patietit sound and well. Jn Rheumatism and Ul cerated sore throat, its happy effects are not less, apparent, giving almost immediate relief. M Taken in proper doses, the Indian's Panacea onerafs a r an alterative and detergent; a dia phoretic, diuretic and laxative ; an anti-spa-mod- ic ami nnouy ne; anu in proper cases, as a sioinacn. ic and cnimenagoguc. Generally expressed, it inv creases all the secretions and excretions, gives tone to"the stomach, and excites action in the glands'! in a particular manner. From these principles its operation may be understood. i This medicine has been found highly useful in many amUijuous diseases not here specified; and it has been, used with wonderful success as a spring and fall purifier, by those who are subject to va rious complaints, and whose constitutions require invigorating. Such persons will dol well to use two or three bottles in small doses, jwhencvrr a diet drink is considered necessary, this Panacea taken in small doses, will answer all its purposes, In much less lime', at less expense, and in a far more agreeable manner, than the common , diet drink. ' ,' " . ,..' .- '-. -" 'i', . The following certificates, out of hundreds simi lar which might be procured, arc given as .to the effects of I lie Indian s Panacea in die various com plaints therein mentioned; and also to exhibit in the most satisfactory manner, iu superiority over the syrups in common use: j 1 J REMEDY FOR Asiatic Chclera, CHOLERA MORUVS, DtAttHlLE, f-i. c. Prepared only, and sold by the SoU I Proprietor. Roberts. Ber- ! n aud. Druggist, Nor folk, Virginia. 1 Pflce $1. Palem Right Secured. "Si : - 5f consequence of the very great and increas . fng demand for this invaluable preparation, induced by the many cures which have been ef rectfd by the use of it in cases of Asiatic Cholera, eonnon Cholera Morbus in Children, and Dis orders of the Bowels generally, the proprietor haSpreprrd, and will continue to keep on hand, a large supply. ; I This Remedy has been used by many eminent physicians, some of whom have charge of the argst hospitals in the United States, where the Cholera has prevailed to a great extent, and been ratal to intemperate, aged, and lunatic persons. I heir confidence in this Med theysaythey are not afraid of the most invete- taken POETRY. Vowt Ikr Ladies' Cinnj anion. MEDITATION. Why cnsive thus again 7 theky is bright And glittering with the many stars, that shine High in tse blue expanse. . It is a night So beautiful, so perfect, and divine, That it were almost sinful, that a blight Should rest ujon man's spirit, yet on mine A gloom will fall nl times, nor can we mark From whence the cicnid that mats the bosom dak! It U the time of blosonis. and the air la living with the violf t-brcath nf Spring; Anrj the chaste moon js full, and slcpiu' there, 1 Oil niill's blue bosom oh' rou!.l 1 lntt rlin The; following are only a smalt proportion of , So fondly to some obitct far less fair- rale cases o Astatic Cholera, when tunc. I ' in I MULLEN. Ala. 1833. JOHN M CoLusiniA Ivliavc been afiliicted .with ihe Liver-complaint f-rjijnany; years, which has Ijnde life a burthep tor some tuo-e ; andinotwuhsnindiiiig the quantities of medicine I took,"andhe mo!stlyitiring attention of pur plantation dijic'tor, it scnned as if V should di(f. I had a greatdoal of paiij ija my side; anjil in January last I topk a ba fcbld frpnf which tilrtc I had a bad cough and a piercing pain through the chest,' whitf.hll added jto my'previpnlsflebility.hrought nie down very fast j and every tody said I would h.u-c. the consumptfon, and the! doctor gave me up -after cjoingievery tiling tlmtldoctovs'cahdo. Th liidiau medicine, called The Panacea,' was sot by niy request, four bottles of which completely resr lorea me ui better naut nr tor years betore. 1 1 1 necu, n any medicine can cure me consumption thej certificates I havcofihe efficacy of this Certain ltefnedy of Cholera. Those opposed to nuack- Kery, will at once-sec this is nothing of th Kihd for those persons who have subscribed jtheir names to these certificates, live among us, .and are known to be men of the first stan-din jarid upon whose word the utmost reliance can bej placed.; I - I DIRECTIONS. Take a table-spoonful of the jmipfture, with the same quantity of water, every diopr orj half hour as occasion may reqnire,! until vopiting, purging, and pains hnvc ceased. .In jcommon ordinary cases of Diarhnea, a table-spoonful of tlie mixture may be taken three or four tioies a day, and repeated at night, upon going jlojbed. This medicine&lias been administered jtofchildren afilicted with Diarrhcra, or Cholera iviprbus, L liolera lniuntuim, and Summer Com plaintsj with complete success, ln.no case has it failed to cure the most inveterate attack. The best mode of administering it to young children, isio take a tea-spoonful of the mixture and mix it wjth the same quantity of water,, giving; it as above directed a little sugar may; be added, to maKc it more palatable. O ecp the bottle well corked. I i above Medicine is for sale at the of the Wilmington Advertiser, the Certificates above alluded to Far less enamell'd, yet as constant ihinc; Then would I place my hnrt u;ior. such sky And orb of Hope, a light to never die. Could but know, one heart with mine was . ber.ting, v Or llmt'oiie thoiiglit was ever turned to rne ; Could I but share the vows, which are repealing Orr flowiry lulls, and on the distant sea ; Wherever Love and Friendship now nn greeting, roust w lost upon u? if n-e arc content to trust aone to the peculiar ndrantage vie happen to posnj losition.climatr,crd the bounleoas resources, that uslure scattered vrith so liberal a hand, crrnlhe diffused intellifftncp nnd Vlerated chanic jter of our people, will arail ns nothing, if j ve fail sacredly to uphold those political J institutions, that were trisHjjand deliber t atcly firmed, with reference to etcrr cir cumstance that could prescrrr..)or Jniht endanger, the blessing tec enjoy,, Tl!b thoughtful framrrs ot our Cor.fthmion le gislated (or our country as iht-y foend it. Looking upn it with-ihe eyrf of flair men and patriot., they saw all the sources of rapid and tvoodcrfnl prosperity ; -bet they saw also, that various habit?, opin ions, and institutions, tru)iar to the vari ous portions of so Tn.t a region, were deeply fiscd.DiMincL sovereignty u-ere in actual existence, yIio cordial union I 1 .1... '.At 1 I nus 5;t-iuai iu ujr nvuare unu Happi ness of all. Between many of them there was, at least to seme rMiMit,-a real uivrr- isity of interest, liable to W exaggerated .through sinister designs; they ditfercd in Isizi. in population, in wealth, and in nc- jtual and prospective resources ind pow- J er ; they varied in the character of -their inuustrv and staple productions y and in I - !.:..... i .i .: ... ... rAi?iru i.uiiiv?(ii iiisiiiui iviii?, u nan, unwisely disturbed, might endanger the harrriony of the whole. Most rorefully were nil these circumstances weighed. and the foundations ol the aiv Govern Though small and humble that fond share might ; mcnt A& UpQn principles of reciprocal bc ; concession, and equitable compromise. Then would Ambition lose each sounding name, ! T,e jealousies which the smaller States Fd live ami loc and ask no higher fame! ; might entertain of the power of the rc j were allayed by a rule of reprcsenlalioni office where I may be seen. March 18 How brilliant, pnd how silcrlly, each star Stands out upon the sky and the cool breeze Conies softly from some rthcr climes afar; From fields of flowers and fragrant orange trees, And in the sky there is.no sound to mar, The quiet stillness of such hours as these, It is as beauteous scene as ever shone, A scene to love but not to love alone. 'R.x-.r.n?. 1 1-tf DYSPEPSIA AND U4 is The Indian's Panace The proprietors ea.( .' MARY of this artic COLES. e have .re.c lNTI DISPEPTIC t French, to bc found of the Wilmington no?; t-r. - , Boston. April 1834. Sir When I was a young man I followed the dishing trade, and from peculiar exposure at that time, haVehad pains about meat intervals, which haye since increased to a regular and severe Rhe matism. Yoa know, 1 saw you in Charleston very bad off and told yon I had heard of the sur- cived Tijitv-ny proors nr us -raran on ' plantations. The nero who is suuicct to any i diseases peculiar to him, or-p!fcu!iar to his exposing ! employment; tecls most readily in its healing innuence, Ilheu niatism. debilftv swellings. loss of iappetite. and the nameless evils he complains of. may all ibe removcu by the. use pi a tew bottles ot 1 he Indian Panacea. li Many a useful servant I has beon res; tored by ills effects ( and it is 'confidently recom' ded to the jPlaruer &s a aofolahd! invaluable medi cine. Frysipelas is one of those! severe cutaneous af fections, which is removed by this Indian practice more effectually and spccdMtr khan any other moue. i inere is strong eviilence at; hand to show that no case can withstand its; effects. I I I StJ Aloustixe, (E. F.):.luly, 1S3G. D. G. Havilandfc Co. Agents A lam indudc towrite, t, inform you of (he 'happy rcsultsj I nave . 'exrjerienc:ed-froni iakiiiigijthe jlndian Panacea, l! For the last ten; years; I have been severely aflicted wjith the Rheumatism j in bilh legs, andjisores cohering a large 'proportion I of the body; (find duriug this time 1 have! tried most eery thirtg that I jieard recoiiirnenlded, but withl out lelief fronr any. In this.Statei I had given VP myself as incureable, arid made up ray; mi'jnd tfi drag ouji my life n excru;iatihg;pairi, for I c'ari gafeiy sayjjthat 1 had not known, a day, in that time, during whichjl had been free trom pain 4i1dmostof thotijnpl was In jthc grp est agonyi j was in this fix V hen in: j yoiir City, at which time I boiight a cloven bottles Of yoar Punaceaj, which I took as directed in theraper. and am now happy to state to you, and tothe Community, that am a perfectly well tnan. Thjis fcl a! ige I attribute rotius invaiuaole iVteaicine 1 1 ne. Youi-s, very, respectfully. T l Liivcr Complaints. rfflllK Pa lent STedacina- SomacJiica: ct llcvd' lit ticcB, formetl by chymical analysis and syn thesis of several proximate vegetable principles, ire, universally acknowledged to have totally e- 1i:j i - . i. . . . I , SU:5i-u iur iii;u:iisuhim ui ;cry jiiici trmr-iy anu Jlr. Van HurctCs K-nausural SltJtir ess coniessctiiy uihxjuui ui iuc iuiu mm ui signed forever, to remain so A natural fear that the broad scope of peneral legis lation m'isjlit Lear upon, and . untviselr Icontroul particular interest,as counter acted by limit., strictly drawn around the. ; action nf the federal authority ; and to the J people and the States was lelt unimpaired i theif sovereign power over the inuutnrr ' aWe subjects embraced in the internal government of a just republic, excepting only such as necessarily appertain lo the concerns of the whole confederacy, or its FeUoic Citizens, -The practice of all my j intercourse as a united cominimilywilh predecessors imposes on mean obligation ; the other nations of the world. , I cheerfully fulfil, to accompany the first J 1 his provident forecast has been, vcji and solemn act of my public trust, with ; fied by lime. JIalf a centurv, teeming an avowal of the principles that will cuide me in performing it, and an expression of with extraordinary events, and clrewhere producing astonishing results, has passed my feelings, in assuming a charge so re-j along; but on our institutions, it has left Inperseded the necessity of every cher moIc of', sponsible and vast, in mutating their c.x-. no uijunous nark. Froui a small com ireatment, wherever the above1 diseases are found t ample, Ltread in the footsteps 'of illustri-1 munitv, wc have risen 'to h people," )5W to exist, as well as in enlargement of the Spleen ousmen, whose supiTiors it is ourhapni- fill in numbers and in ttrcnjrth: but, will atid in Jaundice J; Among the symptyms of Dyspepsia and Liver L.int,Ii,1ots, are flatulency, sourness or burning in the stoniui.Q?iancn0jy.i irritability, disasree ftJe taste in the moQTrthrr Irrptfularity of ap petite, Which is sometimes voracious, and atothr imes greatly deficient; thirst, fetid breath, nausea, iveakness of the stomach, acid eructatins, palpi tation, drowsiness, irregularity of the bowels, rcs3ure on the stomach after meals, pain in the head, dizziness or vertigo; confusion of mind at tended with loss of memory, a gnawing in the stomach! when empty, dullness, anection of light and hearing, pain and weakness in the back, languor,! disturbed sleep, cold feet and hands; tre- pior, uneasiness in the throat, cough, pain in the ide or breast, &c. , ! ' These MeVlicines have been found so effectual n removing the Complaints for which they arc g-ecpinniended, that Physicians frequently have ecourse to them for their patients, after having exhausted all their skill to little or no purpose. May 27. l tf OCcasiona flam at ion jljy joint, their skill mi Wilmington November!, 4- And is H. 'OWERS- CrtATtLESTOK, July 12, 1831. I was a dieted for years with ah ulcer in the le?! n . . . ' . . ! . ' uy accompanied wun erysipeletous tnr nd excessive pain1 in the teg and in)- jl&everal eminent Physicians exerted iupon it, but without permanent benefit!. mis ocate, live bottles ot a.de a perfect curf the Indian's Panacea ! MARGRET A. WEST, now for sale, by Robert Si'npson h, 183G. t-j-f. " ;' - I . ! I I : I i ! I 'i ' Per Schr.:lary Caroline fcomlTyril Cb 140(1 Bushels .good Corn, f , 1(1 Bbls.'Scuppernonjr Wine. ! - libls. JS. u. Moss I'Ork, Lard and Red Oak Staves. Also landing r 1 ;i 1 jK) lbs. good Bacon, Lard and BuMer. 11 R. W. BROWN & SON March 10th, j ; 9 2-t. JOR SJIIj E . It' I. : I I i ' ; it ' i I rTiHE Dwelling House and Lot, recently own -- ed byvf jRev. MrL FitzgeraM. Hat ;SmitoviU nleasantlTisituated near the residence of iDr. SiB. Everett, and "well calculated a d summer resii dencc for i small family IjWai be sold low if immediately applied for. oitnon unssuiu, or no i f ' V ' Ii i I CYR vumiusion, -Yiarcii yin i : .W. Uli AKKiM DOiM HAKi TT IOUOIIS, nure and of ihei quality, mas ti A be had at the Clarendon Bar, by the quantity or otherwise. Also Lamp Oil. I i i ! I '..'..i 1I.J.L IA.1.' 1M : i ': n t wiimmTion. insrcn lviu, ioj t.- j r I ; ' ! lntir Dyspeptic Pills, j Price 50 Cents per Box. TtIIE,Anti-Dyspeptic Pills have been success fully employed in almost every variety of func tional disorder of the Stomach, Bowels, Liver and Spleen; such as heart-burn, acid eructations nau sea,; head-ache, pain and distension of the Stom ach and Iffowels, Colic, Jaundice, flatulence, ha- ituai costiveness. loss of appetite, sick head-ache, but. with ness to believe, are not found on the Ex-'. our increase has gone, hand in and,.the ecntive calendar of any country. Among '; progress of just prihciplrs ; the privileges. them, we recognize the earltestanu firm- civil and relisiou. of the humblest indi est pillars j?Lthe republic ; those bv whom vidua I are'sti'.l sacredly protected at borne j our national independence" was ilrSt cle-jnnd, while the valour and fortitude of our elared ; him w ho, above all others, con-j people hare rcniorcd for. from uj the tributed to establish it on the field of bat- slightet , apprehension of foreign power, tie; and those whose expanded intellect they have not yet induced ns, in a single and patriotism, constructed, improved, and instance, to forget what is rijlV Our perfected the inestimable institutions un- commerce has been extended to the rcrao der which we live. If such men, in the ; test nations ; the valae. and even nalurr, cc. !&c. They 'arc a safe and com table Ape ient for Females during pregnancy and subse quent confinement, relieving sickness at the sto mach, head-ache, heartburn, and many ofthein idetal Nervous affections. Literary men, stu dents, and most other persons of sedentary habits find them very convenient. Those who indulge too freely in the pleasures of the Table find spee dy relief from the sense of oppression and disten sion! which follow, bv takinz the Pills. Those ivho are jdrinking mineral waters, and particular-1 iy inose trom aoutiiern climates anu ajjue anci le cr districts, will find them a valuable adjunct. Those who arc exposed to the vicissitudes of wca fherlon voyages or journeys, can take them at all limes with perfect safely. They seldom JOno -er produce sickness at the stomach or griping. i The character of Dr. Beckwith as a physician find ias a hinof integrity is a suiftcient introduc tion Of these pills to the notice of the public. But their excellency in those diseases for which they tire recommended by him, are well attested fA tiiong the persons who have given certificates of their efficacy, are gentlemen, well known in this State for probity and intelligence, viz: Gov. Ire dclt, Cnpi. Gniun, Dr. McPhceters, Rev. G. W. Frceynan Rev. B. T: Dlaket M'exUm R. Gates,. EsqJ W'.'S.MkooH-, Esq. Wm. Hill, Esq. Sec ret a. fy of Static, Judge Badger , T. P. Derreuz, Esq.4 01 itaieign ; tCicAara nines, fc.sq. ot i arboro r ludge Poller, of Fayetteville j Dr. Elijah Crosby U Cupliii co.; DtyRobert C. Bvndt of Halifax. Many in Wilmington and vicinity are ready to .join in the recoranichdation. . j H For Sale by position I now occupy, lelt themselves overwhelmed by a sense of gratitude for this, the highest of all marks of their country's confidence, and by a conscious ness of their inability adequately to dis charge the duties of an office, so difficult and exalted, how much more must these considerations' effect one, who can rely on no such claims for favour or forbearance. Unlike all who have preceded me, the revolution, that gave ns existence as one people, was achieved at the period of my birth ; and, whilst. I contemplate with grateful reverence, that memorable event, 1 feel that I beloncr to a later age, and that I may not expect my countrymen-to weigh my actions with the same kind and partial hand. So sensibly, fellow citizens, do thes of our productions has been greatly chang ed ; a wide difference has arisen in the relative wealth and resources of'rrery portion of our country yet the spirit of mutual regard, and faithful adherence to existing compacts, lias continued to pre vail in our councils, and never hern long absent from our conduct. We hate Icarn- ed from experience a i fruitful Jesson : jbat an implicit and undetiating adherence to ... the principles on which we set out, can carry us prosperously onward, through," all the conflictsof circomsianct', nod the vicissitudes inseparable from the lapse of years. --- Tr. - - The success that has attended" rnr great experiment, i in 'itself, a sufficient cause lor gratitude, on account oi the happiness January 28. G. R. FRENCn. ' 1-c-if. t SEEDS.. B. C. GILLETT. Has just received his annual npply of GARDEN SEEDS. Put up ex pressly f jt him at one of the tnost cel ebrated Gardens at the North, and warraniedfresli and genuine. - . j w iiouiuinzton. Vet. 'Jd. lbso. i l. . r circumstances press themselves upon me that I should not dare to enter upon my pathof duty.did I not look for thegenerous aid ol thoe who 'will be associated with me in the various and co-crdinate branches of the government ; did I not repose, with unwavering reliance, on the patriotism, the intelligence, and the kindness, cf a people, who never yet .deserted a public servant honestly labouring in their cause; and, above all, did I not permit myself humbly to hope for the sustaining support of an ever watchful and beneficent lrov- idetice. : To the confidence and consolition do rived from these sources, it would be un grateful not to add those which spring from our ' present fortunate condition. Though not altogether exempt from em barrassments that disturb our tranquillity at home, and threaten it abroad, yet, infill the attributes ot a great, happy, ancr flour ishing people, we stand without a parallel in the world. Abroad, we enjoy Utffe re spect, and, with scarcely an exception, the friendship of every nation; at borne, while our Government quietly, but efficiently, performs the sole legitimate end of all po litical institutions, in doing the greatest good to the greatest number, we presen on aggregate of human prosperity, surely not elsewhere to be found. ' How imperious, then, is the obligation imposed upon every cmxen, in cis own sphere of action, whether. 1'imiied or ex tended, to exert himself ia perpetuating a condition of things, so singularly happr. All the lessons of history and experience j it has actually conferred; and the example. , ( it has unanswerably given. Put my fellow citizens, looking forwaru iw4e prospect of .the far distant future, with ardent prayers, and confident hopes, thin retrospect presents a ground for t til 1 deep er delight. It impresses, on tnr mind .1 lirm belief, that the perpetuity of our in stitutions depends upon ourselves j' thVi if we maintain the principles on which tb-v wore established, they arc drtired to con fer benefits on countless generations yc. to come ; and that America will present In j rverji friend ol mankind the cbeemg proof, that a popular government, wisely formed, is wanting in no leraeut of en durance or strength. Fifty years ago, its - rnpiu lanure was ooiuiy preuicieu. ja tent and oncontroulablocfcuses of dissolu- tion were supposed to exist, even by the wise ana good, ana not only aid unincod ly or speculative theorists.anticipate Tor us th fate of past republics, but the fears of many an honest patriot -over balanced his sanguine hopes.. Look back on these forebvjngt, bofhtilyt hut reloctantly made, and see how; in everjjnstancr, ttfcy bare completely .failed..1 s An imrerfect exr'rirnrW i!iinr ilii I -------- r - - w- struggies of thc-rcrolrrun. "tras supplied iv "oiuuiq oeuci, ipat ine people wouia not bear the taxation necessary lo . dis charge an immense public-debt alreciy incurred, and to deraytbc :Kc???tiTy at-pehscs-otthe-'GorernTnentf V ; cat of tUe.'war hai' hf'S paid, nof-c'x cruhout a marrnbr, buj ..' h unct;tjalleil,6!acrity. No one is noite.tjto- Joabt lhat every, harden will bcicbcejlly borne that rxay' 4 A i i i i . I a - . . -A -f . v . r ' - '-:.';' . '- - . . - ; ' i - ' ' ' l i ' ..!. ..
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