IHri lUDscr.ucr uucis iwi aic i
It is a ompltto and extensive Establishment,
worked by a superior steam engine of 34 horse
rower, has 4 planing machines capable 01. aress
ine 15 W 80,000 feet of flooring per day, with
circular saws and all the necessary geer, also a
Urge pair of Mill Stones, which can grind .60
bushel, of Cora per day ; ao excellent sliding
lathe, and a foot lathe ; beside, the mam building
Sere are sheds covering a surface af about 13 CH
feet for storing lumber under ; and Wacksmith
wl!.r and mru room back, may be had on
wharves ann i . , ,-u i.,mu. m.
lease or purchase, now mwh6
. . : noUla nrii nri ih cmnt nf
be haa ai a rcaii""v r. - -f
improvement reviling, en excellent opportunity
is presented for making money. For further
particular, enquire of -f ' v -
F v V A. LAZARUS.
Wilmington, Nov. 30, 1838. !5(Uf.
NOTICE is hereby given that the co
partnership of JONES & MATHERS ha.
this day been dissolved. All persons baring
claims against the firm are requested to present
them for settlement on or before (he '1st 'day. of
January next. One of the members of the firm
or their authorized "agent will be generally
found in the Town of Wilmington until the first
of January next, by which time they hope all
claims against the firm will hare been presented.
DAVID JONES, for
JONES & MATHERS.
Contractors for Bridge, on the
- W. & R. Rail Road.
Wilming'p.T, Nov.v27, 1838. I , 150 6t. I
D3- TO ME MtJEJYTJEIM.i
TU1E ST4QRE immediately below the
'Advertiser' Office, and one door luast.of
the intersection of Market and Second Streets.
The situation is peculiarly favorable to Grocers.
F. C. HILL.
" Nov, 30lb, 1838.
S 100 RJEYVARLi.
A REWARD of One Hundred Dollars
is offered for my Negro man PETER, if de
livered to me or isi iiwrJail of this town, within
iwenty-five days. If not delivered within the
time specified, the former reward of Fifty Dol
lars will be continueda description of said negro
having already been given, it is now deemed
'unnecessary, I am persuaded he is to and fro
from this town to the sound about Topsail.
THO. F. CAUSE.
Wilmington, N. C. Nov. 30, 1833. 150-3t.
ftr JVew Store.
qiHE SUBSCRIBERS Having formed
a co-partnership under the firm of
S!jL BALDWIN' $ Co.
respectfully inform the citizens of Wilmington,
and the public generally, that they ore now open
ing at their store in Market street, formerly oc
cupied by P. Smith, u small but well selected
-Stock of family ij . ' :
GROCERIES, ii I
"where th e respectfully invite their friends' and
country customers to call and examine.
. S A. BALDWIN,
HENRY SAGE.
They hnre for sale n la roe supply of
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
JtMOSO WHICH ARB jj
Double Iron Smooth PLANES,
, Single Do Do Do ;
- 4)ouble Do Jack Do
Single Do Do Do
COFFEE MILLS,
JV large assortment, some of which are worth $5
. jper piece- - .. .
CONFECTIONAR Y, J
' A large supply of assorted CANDIES.
- COFFFE and SUGAR very good.
Olives Raisins Soap and Candles,
' Havana Segars, first qua ityf
Do Do second do;.
Uuttcr Barrels Apples Barrels Irish Potatoes,
v. - NUTS, '.-"-'J '
Chcsouts--Hazell Nuts Hickory Nuts.
ORANGES, $c. c.
A SMALL 6TOCK OF '
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Avlnch they offer at Northern prices; consisting of
Super Black COATS,
do Blue do
PANTALOONS,
Fig'd Satin VESTS,
Plain ' do- do.
V:' &C. &.C &c. I .
rtll of whiih will be sold low for cash, or ex
changed on fair terms 1 for couiitiy produce,
Nov. 30,1833. . : ' 150 tf..
, J. H. KOTIIWEL.L,
x- AND
K. G. kANKIN,
JTAVING associated themselves under
the firm of . ii
KOTHWELL & RANKIN,
foi i h. transaction of a general GROCERY
BUSINESS, hivite the attention of lhir fi tends
und the public, to their stock now landing from
Schr. CAROLINE, from New York. S
Their attention will also be giv n to the sale of
LUMBER and TIMBER,
and all other produce. They hope by attention
o merit a shire of public patronage. .!
Nov. 30, 1838. ; 150 4t.
STOVES. .-
- !. Cooking Stoves, Rotary do
Conical do Parlor do Box do.
A large and general assortment of
GROCERIES
AND READY MADE CLOTHING,
For sale at the lowest prices, by
- S. HUTCH INS.
"Wilmington, Nov. 8th, 183S. f 147 tf
V3-STOP AND LOOK!
IS. Till WBST
TTTT AS just returned from the North, and is
jliul now opening a good assortment of DRY
GOODS, viz;: S
Cloths, Cassimers, Saltinris, Kerseys,
. Blankets. Prints, Merinoes, Cireas
sians. Silks, Muslins, Cambrics,
Ribbons, Shawls, $-c. $c. Sf-c.
ALSO .. .J -
A good assortment of QUTLKRY, and a large
aasortment of men's, Ladiea' and children's
BOOTS and SHOES,
H ATS 4p CAPS of the latest Fashion
: The latest style of LadieV Victoria Florence
BRAID BONNETS.
also . ' I '
II it opening in the Store lately ocrupied by
Messrs. Bradley 3t Dickson, a choice lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
rand a well selected Stock of CLOTHS CAR
81 ME RES, PILOT CLOTHS and TRIM
MINGS, of every kind, which can be made at
abort notice.
Tboaa in want of the article will do welt to
call end look through before purchasing, as eve
ry pairrs will be taken to please those who may
call, and will be made arid sold at the lowest cash
price.. , 'I : .:
CttlJ. J838. ! IUSC
1. w -
NOTICE.
A PPLl CATION will be made at the
next Seasion of the Legislature of this Stale,
for a special act of the General Assembly, to
enable the late Sheriff of New: Hanorer County ,
to collect thft Taxes due bin for the years 1833,
1331 and 1835, ,
October 4th, 1838. USStp.
Saggar, Coffee & Molasses.
OK HHDS. prime Muacavado SUGAR,
60 Bags Cuba COFFEE,
100 Hhds. New OrUn MOLABSES.
rOB SALE IT
A. LAZARUS & SON.
Not. 30, 1838.
A LOT FOR SALE,
VEAHMTTSBOROUOH.
A LOT of ground, containing
2 1-2 acre?,-situated one fourth
!of a mile north of Chatham Court
.House, on the main road leading to
Hillsborough, Onjsaid Jot there is a firm, well
built two story XXOTJSX2, kitchen, stables, and
ie of the finest wells in Chat
ham ; county all of which ari in excellent
order. M ,
This situation is as liealthv as anv in
North Carolina. Persons desirous of purchasing
apply to a. u ivioore, tusq in my absence.
GEO. MOORE.
November 16th, 1838. , 148 3mo.
FOR SALE
fTHIHE LOT on the corner of Second and
JJ. Dock streets, adjoining the residence of
John Dawson, c.sq.
THOS. H.WRIGHT.
November 7th, 1838. 147 tf
FOR SALE
A
two story HOUSE FRAME, to suit the
above lat.
Apply to Wm. A. WILLIAMS.
149 Ne. 2. Market Street.
. NOTICE
nS.hercby eiyen,.that 1 intend to make appli
cation to the President & Dn'ectois of the Wil
mi riglon & Raleigh Railroad Company for a
CERTIFICATE, in lieu of No. 195, issued; to
me April lath, 1837, for five shares of stock
JOHN BUIE.
November 15tl, 1838 148 6 w
NOTICE.
A LL persons are cautioned against trusting
Aj. any-person whatever, for or on account of
the bteam facket GOV. DUDLEY, without a
written order trom me. as I will neither sign,
nor pay any bill, without such written order
hting presented as a voucher for.the same.
THOS. J. IVY.
Sept. 2bt, 1838. 140 tf
DWELLING HOUSE
TOR SALE.
HE subscriber offers for sale that de
sirable, fend p easantly s tuated HOUSE
AND LOT, on the north si'de of Market Street,
between Second and Third Streets, at present
occupied by Mr. A. A. brown. 1 his is a large
convenient, and pleasant house, and the let is
unusually large, with every convenience, vacant
space at both ends of the house, a large yard, and
afine garden spot, stables, &c. and situate in the
most iieaitny ana pleasant part oi wumington
or particulars, apply to Mr. m Wilson.
. T. H. BYRNE.
August 3d, 1838. 133 tf
HAIMilPER.
pHE subscriber offers for sale his plan
tation known as HANAPER, situated three
miies above Wilmington, on the IN. E branch of
. u . r r r , niiTi" mtttvt
uic unjie r ear uiyer, containing jn r. nuii-
UKEU ACRES of tide swamp, under bank
and ditch, and about thn hundred of npUnd. .If
hot previously 'disposed of at private sale, the
above plantation will be sold at auction on the
first day of January next, on a credit of twelve
months.
A. J. FULL. Esq. who lives on the
adjoining plantation, will, in my absence, give
any information required.
in us. 11 1 l. L.. .
October 3d. 1KW . 145 till 1st Jan
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
HEADS of families arc respectfully invited to
call and examine u stock of
GROCERIES,
just received by the schooners Regulus and Pilot,
selected with care from the New York and
Boston markets, consisting of
Molasses, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Nuts,
Raisins, in whole, half and quarter boxes,
: Malaga Grapes, in pots and liters,
West India Preserves, Brandy, Fruit,
Provisions, Oils, &c.
Also, an assortment of
WOODliNi WARE,
and all other articles in his line df business, will
be found at
1, MAItKET STREET,
at the stand formerly occupied by Mr. Robert
Simpson i
1 he subscriber informs the citizens m
Wilminsrton, that he has received the agency of
an extensive importing house, owned by F. J.
Tobias, and will sell at wholesale or retail, the
best of foreign
WIXES AND LIftUORS.
LK WIS H. PIERCE.
Wilminston, Nov 23tl. 1838. 149 4w
FOR SAL.K
JBuchoi Plantation,
SITUATED in B runs wick county, -on (he
7 West Side of the Brunswick hranr h nf thp
t-rape I ear river, and about four miles from W il
mingion. it contains 26uu acres ot tide swamp,
140 of which have been cultivated also fUO
of upland, a portion of which has been cleared.'
ana on wnicn is a dwelling house, with necessary
outhouses, a larg; brick barn, and other improve
ments. Apply to
' W. C. LORD.
Wilmington, Nov. 16ih. l&3. 148 7w
;;- !' " NOTICE.
THE subscribers having received an assign
mentfrom W. A- WALKER, (mercha5,,!,
of this town,) for the benefit of certain crediora
therein specified, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to the said W A Walker
either by book acoiunt, note, or otherwise to
come forward and make payment iromtdi. telv
otherwise, delinquents will find said claims in the
hands sf the law.
THOS: C. MILLER,
November 23d, 1838 ij- ;
! SALT- COFFEE,
80l"y Sacks coarse Suit in bleached sacks
CP Opf extra sire. '
75 bags St. Domingo Coffee,
50 bags Cuba do. i
30t casks Lim, '
20 Indian bbls. bro Sherry Wine,
fr.qr casks, and eight casks " htwv"
French Brandy, "
100 boxes Soap, No 1 and No. 2,
1C bbls. Hogs' Heads,
20 quintals Codfish,
50 boxes do. .
80 boxes fresh Bunch Raisins,
9 casks Nails, assorted sixea,
20 " Wrought Spikes,
50 bbla. Irish PotatoesTr
20 Coila Manilla Rope,
20 bales 3-4 brown Shirtings!
j just received for sale by '
V ' . ,ARRY BRYANT.
NoTembcr 23d, 1838. 119 tf
0
mi
Riinaways
$500 REWARD.
Jr a RUNAWAY SLAVE of mine, irboh
as
recently reached Boston, I will give the reward
of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. To any
person dsiposed to undertake his recovery, the
necessary information and documents will be fur
nished. As very little doubt can be entertained
of his conveyance away on board of some vessel,
1 will give the further reward of FIVE HUN
DRED DOLL A RS for the conviction and pun
ishment agreeably to law, of the masterjor cap
tain, and half that sum for any of the crew, or
otht?r person, engaged in the felonious act.
EU -V ARD B. DUDLEY.
Wilmington, Jan. 24th, 1838. 106 tf
$50 Reward.
A
YOUNG black, stout, coarse looking fellow
of mine, named DICK, is also ruii away,
and is probably purking about Mott'sj Sound,
where he has a wife. For his apprehension and
delivery to me, or my agent in this place, a
reward of FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid.
E.B. DUDLEY;
January -24th, 1838. 106 tf
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
THEIi Dwelling Mouse) and
r. i
ssit outre on tne corner or t rant and
Dock streets, now occuoied bv Mr
L Frost, and the store on the south
Market street, occupied bv the Messrs.
Latimers, are offered for swle at low prices, and
on accommodating terms.
JilMES F.M'REE.
October 19th, 1838.
1
4-tf
DENTIST,
Office South Side of Market StreeA thret
Doors bdoio the Court House
TTS prepared to perform all operations on the
U TEETH. He has iust received la beau
tiful assortment of XZXOOXlXlUPTXBXiE
TEETHi which he will set on Pivot or. Gold
Plate, from one to an entire set, pledgir g him
self to give entire satisfaction. ! j
Wilmington, Dec 22d. 1837. .1-01 tf
Mackerel,
Herring, Flour,
Qrfh Bbls. No. 3,
fLPHy 5 half Bbls No:
6 " do. No.
10 Ur. do. do
40 Boxes No. 1,
40 do. No. 2,
20 Bbls. ;
20 Half Bbls.
J i MACKEREL,
J HERRING,
J SUP. FL0UR,
2 Crates Onions 1000 bunches,
10 Bbls Potatoes,
5 " Beets,
10 Boxes Sperm Candles,
20 ar. Casks Sweet Malaga Win,
Just received from Boston and New YorK, and
for sale by 1
I BARRY & BRYANT..
September ;th, 1838 L 18 tf
Jflarble Jtlonumen
AND
TOXVXBSTOXrcS OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION,
Manufactured at Norwalk, Connecticut
by
C. T. DUNCOMB.
MATTHEW LAWTON, Wilmington,
CALEBB BEI.L, Newbern,
WM. O'CAIN, Wi.ahiogton, N. C. i
CHARLES MOULES, "
Affnts.
'SCf- ORDERS are solicited and re
ceived at the Cabinet Ware room of Mr. Lfjwton,
where spECiMKNsmay be seen, and all necessary
information given. j i
Wilminoton, Sept. 21st. 1838. ! 14D tf
Valuable Real JEstatc.
riTlHe Subscriber offers for sale that VALU-
il; ABLE REAL ESTATE, on Princess
street, beloneine to Marsdtn Campoell, Esq. of
Louisiana,' including the Wharf and Build ngs
For terms apply to
GABRIEL HOLMES,
Attorney for M. Campoell.
. Wilmington, Angust 1 1th, 1837. . 30 tf
FOR SALE,
PRIME PORK,
Goshen Butler,
Soda, Sugar,' and Water Crackers,
Hams, Sides, and Shoulders, N. C.
100 Bundles Hay,
50 Floor Cloths, 5 yards square, &e.
I .. C C. STOW
December 28th, 1837. 120 tf
FOIt SJ1LE,
At No. 12, South Wharves,
i&ltThtffh LH North Carolina BACON,
WM"iy ..ssorted;
30 barrels N. E; RUM
Cognac BRANDY,
Pipes:
in
Pipes
ant
Half
Lisbon and Malaga WINE, in
; Casks ; j,
LARD, in barrels.
Quarter
CYRUS C. STOW
. Wimington, August 11th, 1837. 30 k-f
, ; C. C. STOW
OFFERS FOR SALE
rTfxNE pair of elegant bright bay HORSES,
HJ' well matched and gentle,
One pair of elegant coal black Horses, do. !do.
One pair of elegant white Horses, do. do.
'.: Also, a SINGLE; HORSE, of high metde, a
last trotter. ,
rVPersons in want of Carriage Horses would
d well to examine the above, before they send
their orders abroad, as they will be sold low, if
immediately appliea tor.
The subscriber has also for sale an elegant
BAROUCHE AND HARNESS
Apply at No. 12, South Wharf.;
r t C. C. STOW.
JJecembor 2th. 1837.
102 tf
NOTICE.
I HEREBY forewarn all persons from tracing
for a Note of Hard given by .the subscriber
to John Curry, dated some time 11 June 10314
months afterdate for thirty dollars, as I ami il
termined noi 10 Da- said note, as it was fraudu
lently obtained ogaiTist me. I
. ' 0 ; S. W. MORS.
Aueust 13th. 1838 135 tjf.
NOTICE.
T'HE subscriber, being; desirous
to
to
chanee his business, findi it necessary;
enable him to do so, u CJuJon.aii against w
u k.. nr nrrKinii. to come forward
horn
and
pay them. Thoae who fail to do so by the iw
of June, will find their notes and accounts in jibe
hands of an officer for collection.
FOR SALE,
Sportsman's PO WDER, American and
English, I
Also, a quantity of Miscellaneous BO 0H3,
which may Jbe had a bargain. J
7 I Wm. C. JACK SO NL
M U9 mw.. w. . t
Wilmington, May 4th, 1858.
120 ti
i:::i i
side of
, IMPORTANT FACTS.
Upwards of 150,000 of
DR. LEIDY'Sj BLOOD FILLS
Have been ssld in Ptnnryltania alone the past
six nonkts.
rXIHESE Fills are recommended to all persons
however afflicted, as a sate, gentle or active
purgative, regulating and cleansing the stomach,
purifying the blood, and renovating the whole
system, requiring no restraint from occupation,
or temperate living, j
The Victory Won !
After long, tedious, and expensive experiment,
Dr. Leidy has discovered a method whereby
tie virtue of Sarsaparilla is extracted, so as to
be formed into pills,) nitkoul destroying its
ejficaey. ' . .
Innumerable attempts have been made to ac
complish this importunt object, but all failed. It
is important, because; the SafsapariVa, as a
medieine, in all diseases to which mankind is
subject, is productive of more real good, than the
whole catalogue of medicines in use.
Ak all respectable 'physicians the Question,
" What is the most effectual purifier of the btood,
and the most popular medicine used?" They
will answer unanimously, "Sarjaparitfa. What
better recommendation can be asked 1
DR LEIDY'S
Sarsaparilla or Blood Fills,
Price twentyfivi ' Cens a Box.
One box of these Pills contains as muck virtue
of the Sarsaparilla as one bottle of the various
preparations of Sarsaparilla, ichick cost one
dollar a bottle. II:
They must surely bommand preference, for
they are not composed of Sarsaparilla alone, but
contain in a concentrated state, in the form of
a pill, the virtues of the principal ingredients
contained in the Compound Fluid, Extracts,
Syrups, and other preparations of Sarsaparilla
1 hey are highly recommended by numerous
physicians and others, fsee directions around
each bottle, in
Rhromatic Aflections,
Scrofula, Erysipelas, . I
Jaundice, Heartburn, I
Diseases of the Liver, I
Skin, Bones and Gland,
Pain of the aide, alongt
the Back and Spine, over
the region of the Heart,
and Stomich, Iaward
Fevers, Bad Taste in the
Mouth, Foul Breath, i
Flatulency, Indigestion.
Sour Eructations, and
Acidities of the 8tomneh.
Ulcerous Sores of the n oae.
throat, and body. Scaly
eruptions and blotches of
tne sum,
Dry and watery Pimples
od Pustules of the face
.and body. Tetter and Ring
worms, Swellingand hard
ening of the Glands of the
neck, in the groins, breast.
i Ac-Stomach Coughs, Liver
Complaints, waterbrasn,
wantbf appetite,
And ail the whole train .of diseases resulting
from Impurity of the 4lood, constitutional Dis
eases produced by Mercury, or other minerals,
or the consequence of ISyphilis, Lues Venerea,
For convenience of taking, as well as making
but a small bulk, being in flat square boxes, con
venient for carrying in the; pocket or tor travel
ling purposes, they roust be preferable to all
other preparations of barsaparilla.
Also, within the past six montus, were soia
upwards of 4000 bottlesof
UK. liti lUl o
MEDICATED FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA,
Recommended in all the above affections,
wherein the Sarsapila Blood pills are" recom
mended, and forming an excellent auxiliary to
their employment; tor as tne morbid, uiseaea
humors, and other impurities of the blood, are
corrected by the Medilcated Extract of Sarsa
parilla, they are gradually ;and most effectually
removed from the system by the purgative pro
perties of the. pills, which Contain also a portion
of Sarsaparilla in themt
So superior to al- otHer preparations of Sarsa
parilla is the above, that Druggists and others
are in the habrt of procuring from the proprietor's
Store, one bottle, whichjeosts but one dollar, and
making therefrom one gallon of byrup, Com
pound Syrup, and, as 6ome. call it, Concentrated
Compound Syrup, whiih tbey sell from fifty cents
to one dollar a half pint bottle, costing them but
TWO DOLLARS PER GALLON. The fol
lowing is the way it is jprepared.
Takefilbs while Sukair, cost about 12 cent?
per lb. 6 pints of water, :boil to consistence of
yrup, then add one bottle of Dr. Leidy's Ex
tract of Sarsaparilla,! the whole making one
erallon of Syrup.- ahd costing but TWO
DOLLARS. i 5
Numerous recommendations; from physicians
and oti.ers, accompany " the directions around
each bottle. Besides, ask all repe. table physicians
the question what is the most effectual purifier
of the blood, and the most popular meaicine used 1
They will tell you unanimously, SARSAPA
RILLA, the component parts of the foregoing
preparations. ' I .
To travellers, and all persons, in the summer
season, they are particularly recommended- In
dividuals on summer excursions will find them
very useful. 11;
PRICE ONE DOljLAR A BOTTLE.
Jj Prepared and sod wholesale and retail, at
Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, 2d Street below
Vine, No. 121, Philadelphia.
aiso, . .
rlr Sold at the office of is
j : W.WARE,
($52) ' . ! ;i Agent.
vVilmington, N, C. July 30th, 1838. 131
1Y
TO THE AFFLICTED.
HADljOCK'S
Vegetable Powder and
Syrup,
For Diseases of tne Lungs, Liver Com'
plaints, pyspepsia'Coughs, Cotds, 6fc.
HP HE operation of this Medicine is par-
ticularly mild and safe. . It promotes a gen tie
and healthful perspiratior., and cheCKS morbid
and. pernicious sweatings ; relieves chronic affec
tions and congestions lof-; the lungs ; assuages
cough; promotes a free! and mild expectoration;
removes pains from the'ehest; relieves asthmatic
or difficult respiration; corrects obstinate costive
ness, and. leaves the bowels in. a regular and
healthy state. Those painful symptomr which
indicate diseased lungs jreadily yie.d to this cer
tain remedy, when seasonably resorted 10 : and
restores the patient to the bodily vigor which that
wastiug disorder, the .consumption, if left to
its natural operation, so surely destroys.
TO TES FUI3XIO.
We have had frequent opportunities of con
versing with our Acqnaifctances at the south,
who have used Hadlock's VEGETABLE ME
DICINE, many of whose names are attached to
this certificate, and from our knowledge of their
respectability, and the benefits which they ap
peared to have derived from its use, we have no
hesitation in expressing our-belief that it is a
valuable Medicine for the purpose for which it
is offered to the public, and as such we cheerfully
recommend it. . !
THOMAS P. HUNT,
Late Pastor of the Presbyterian '
Lnurcn, w iimiugton, IM. U.
H. AJ ROWLAND,
Pastor ot tne Pearl-street Church, N. Y.
The efficacy of this Medicine has been so fully
tested, that a Hst of cert Scales (which might be
published,) is deemed unnecessary. It maybe
obtained of the subscriber. ; :
Wm.O.JEPFREYS.
Wilmington, December 1st, 1837. 46 tf
H
PROPRIETOR OF
The Eagle Distillery,
and Dealer inl Naval Stores,
TTS prepared to supply- orders for Spirits of
IL Turpentine, Bright and Black
Rosin, Pitch, dee.
Wilmington, March 24th,1837-
Varnish,
ll.t-f
BALE; ROPE.
Tf UST received and for sale 400 coils BALE
y ROPE.
JIALL,
McRAE, & Co.
149 tf
Nov. 22d, 1838.
VEGETABLE
LIFE PILLS
AND
PH(ENIX BITTERS.
THESE medicines have long been known
and appreciated, for tneir extraordinary and
immediate powers of restoring perfect health, to
oersons sufferine under nearly every kind of
disease to which the human frame is liable.
In many hundreds of certificated instances,
they have even rescued sufferers from the very
veree of an untimely crave, after all the decep
tive nostrums of the day had utterly failed; and
U many 'thousands iney nave permanently se
cured that uniform enjoyment of health', without
which life itself is but a partial blessing. 00
great, indeed, has their efficacy invariably and
infallibly proved, that It has appeared scarcely
less than miraculous to those who were unac
quainted with the beautifully philosophical prin
ciples upon which they are compounded, and
upon which they eonsequently act. It was to
their manifest and sensible action in purifying
the springs and channels of life, ano enduing
them with renewed tone and vigor, that they
were indebted for their name, which was be
stowed upon them at the spontaneous request of
I severaindividuals wbose lives they had obvi
ously saved. ' . ' . "
The proprietor rejoices in the opportunity
afforded by the universal diffusion of the daily
press, for placing his VEGETABLE PILLb
within the knowledge and reach of everv indi
vidual in the community. Unlike the host of
pernicious quackeries, which boast of vegetable
ingredients, the Life Pills are purely and souelt
vkgktible, and contain neither Mercury. Anti
mony, Arsenic, nor any other mineral, in any
form vhatever. They are entirely composed of
extracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtues
of which, though long known to several Indian
tribes, and recently to som eminent pharma
ceutical chartist?, are altogether unknown to the
ignorant pretenders to medical science; and were
never before administered in so happily effica
cious a' combination.
The first operation is to loosen trom the coats
of the stomach and bowels, the various impuri
ties and crudities constantly settling around
them; ahd to remove the hardened faeces which
collect in the convolutions of the small intestines.
Other medicines only partially cleanse these, and
jeave such collected masses behind, as to produce
costiveness, with all its train of evils, or sudden
diarrhcea, with its imminent dangers. This fact
is well known to all regular anatomists, who ex
amine the human bowels after death ; and hence
the prejudice of these well informed men agaiust
the quack medicines of the age. The second effect
of the VEGETABLE PILLS is to cleanse the
kidneys and the bladder, and by this means, the
liver and the lungs, the healthful action of which
entirely depends upon the regularity of the uri
nary organs. The blood, which takes its red
color from the agency of the liver and the ungs
before it passes into the heart, being thus purified
by them, and nourished by food coming from a
clean stomach, courses freely through the veins
renews every part of the system, and triumph
antly mounts the banner of health in the bloom
ing cheek.
The. following are among the distressing va
riety of human diseases, to the which the Vege
table Life Pills are well known to be intallil le :
DYSPEP.S1A, by thoroughly cleansing the
first and second stomachs, and creating a flow of
pure healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid
kind:--Flatulency, Palpitation of ike heart,
Loss of A ppet ite , Heartburn and Headache, Rest
lessness, Ill-temper, Anxiety , Languor, and me
lancholy, will vanish as a natural consequence of
its cure. Costivenesy, by cleansing the whole
length of the intestines with a solvent process,
and without violence ; all violent purges leave
the bowels costive within two days. . Diarrhoea
and Cholera, by removing the sharp acrid fluids
by which these complaints are occasioned, and
by promoting the lubricative secretion of the mu
cous membrane, ; Fevers of nil kinds, by restoring
the blood to a regular circulation, through the
process of perspiration in some cases, and through
a solution of intestinal obstructions in others.
The Life Pills have been known to cure Rheuma
tism permanently in three weeks, and the Gout
in half that lime, by removing local inflammation
from the muscles and ligaments of the joints.
Dropsies of all kinds, by freeing and strength
ening the kidneys and bladder, they operate most
.delightfully on these important organs, and hence
have ever been found a certain remedv for the
worst cases of Gravel, Also, Worms, by dis
lodging from the turnings of the bowels the slimy
matter lo which these creatures adhere, Asthma
and Consumption , by relieving the air vessels of
the lungs from the mucus, which even slight colds
will occasion, which if not removed becomes ,mr-
dened and produces those dreadful diseases Scv rs
vy, Ulcers and inveterate Sorest by the perfect
purity which these Life Pills give to the blood.
and aft the humors, Scorbutic Eruptions and bad
Complexions, by their alterative effects upon the
fluids that feed the skin, the morbid state of which
occasions all h.r unlive complaints. Salloie.
Cloudy, and other disagreeable Complexions.
The use of these Pills for a short time' will effect
an entire cure of Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and a
striking improvement in the Clearness of the
skin
Common Colds and Influenza will always
be cured by one dose, or by two, even in the worst
cases. ' Piles as a remedy for this most dis
tressing and obstinate malady, the Vegetable
Life Pills deserve a distinct and eniphatie recom
mendation. It is well known to hundreds in this
city, that the proprietor of these invaluable Pills
was himself afflicted with this complaint for up
wards of thirty Jive years, and that he tried in
vain every remedy prescribed within Ihe whole
compass of the Materia Medica. He however, at
length tried the medicine which he now offers to
the public, and he was cured in a very shorttime;
after his recovery had been pronounced not only
improbable, but absolutely impossible by any
human means.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE. The Proprietor
of the Vegetable lifk pili.s does not follow the
base and mercenary practice of the quacks of the
day, in advising persons to take his pills in large
quantities. No good medicine can possibly be so
required, these fills are to be taken at bed
time every night, for a week or fortnght, accord
ing to the obstinacy of the disease. J he usual
dose is from two to five, according to the consti
tution of the person. Very delicate persons should
be6in with but two, and increase as the nature of
the case may require. I nose more robust, or o;
very costive habit, may begin with three, and in
crease to four, or even fue pills, and they will
effect a sufficiently rapid change to guide the
patient in their further use. 'These Pills some
times occasion sickness and vomiting, though
very seldom, unless tne stomach is very foul
This,, however may be considered a favorable
symptom, as the patient will find himself at Once
relieved, and by perseverance will soon recover.
Thev usually operate within 10 or 12 hours, and
never give pain unless the bowels are very much
encumbered. They may be taken by the most
delicate females under any circumstances.. It ir,
however, recommended that those in later periods
of pregnar ey should take but one at a time, and
thus continue to keep the bowels open ; and even
two maybe taken where the patient is very costive
One pill in a solution of two table spoonfulls
of water, may be given to an infant in the follow
ing doses a tea spoon full every two hours till it
operates ; for a child from one to five years of
age hair a pin ana irom nve to ten, one pill.
THE PH(ENIX BITTERS are o called be
cause they possess the power of restoring the ex
piring embers of health; to V glowing rigor
thoughout the constitution, as the Phoenix is said
job restored to life from the ashes of its own
dissolution. The Pbctnix Bitters of are entirely
vegetable, composed of roots found only in eer
tain parts of lh western country , which will in
fallibly cure FEVERS AND AGUES of all
kinds ; will never fail to eradicate entirely all the
effects of Mecury innptely sooner thaa the most
powerful preparfions of Sarsaparilla, and will
J?2?ial,?.care termination of BLOOD
TO THE HEAD; never fail io the sickness in
cxdeni to young females t and will be found a
certain remedy in all cases of nerreus debility
and Mtiuss of the m;st impaired tonstitutioni.
As a remedy for Ck,oic and InJldmaUr
Rhfumalism,xhe efficacy of the Phanix Bitterl
will be demonstrated by the use of a single bottle
The usual dose of these Bitters is half a wior '
glass full in water or wine, and this quoantity
may be laker, two or three; time, a dJy, ..boot
half an hour before meals, or W., quanS y.m.y
be taker, at all times. To those who are afflicteS
with indigestion after meals, ,he. B.uer. will
prove invaluable. M they greatly increase th
aciton of the principal viscera, help them 10 per
form their functions, and enable the stomach to
discharge into the bowels, whatever is offensive
Thus indigestion is easily and speedily removed
appetite restored, and the mouths of the absorbent
vessels being cleansed, nutrition is facilitated
and strength of body and energy of mind are the
happy results. , For further particulars of MOF
FAT'S LIFE PILLS and PHG2N1X BIT
TERS, apply at Mr. Moflatt's office, No. 367,
Broadway, New Ycvrk, where the Pills can be
obtained for 25 cents, L0 cents, or SI per box ;
and the bitters for $1 or $2 per bott$. fT Nu
merous certificates of the wonderlul efficacy of
both, may be there inspecteJ.
In nome obstinate and complicated cases of
chronic and inflammatory Rheumatism. Liver
Complaint, Fever ar.d Ague, Dyspepsia, Palsy
files, injuries from the use ot vurcmry, quinine,
ad other diseases of long standing, it may be
necessary to 'take both the Life Pills and Phcs
nix Bitters, in the doses before recommended.
N. B. The Pills and the Bitter will get all
mercury out of the system infinitely faster than
the best preparations of Sarsaparilla, and are a
certain remedy for the 'rushing of bUod to the
head, or all violent headaches, ticdouleurevx,
4re. All persons who are predisposed to apo
plexy, palsy, dc. should never be without the Life
Pills or the Bitters, for one dose in time will
save life. They equalize the circulation of the
blood, draw all pressure from the bead, restore
perspiration, and .throw off every impurity, by
the pores of the skin.
- . IFor further particulars of the "above tnHi"
cine, see Moffat's Good Samaritan, copy t
which accompanies the medicine. !A copy can,
also be had on application at the office of
W.WARE,
Agent or the same.
Wilmington, Jure 20th, 1838. t 28 1Y
" To the Afflicted."
"MUCH IN FF.w wnnhs" .
Fads speak for themselves. A trial of i
j -"-"ft "wiuhiu nut
confirm the facts. 1
iVV K"i iuoniiui were sola
V V upwards of 5000 bottles of j
. I i i hiv frt u t .... . 1 . .
DR. BEGHTER'S !
PULMONAR Y PRESLRYaTIVE
For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Catarrhs, In flu-
vi4,a, HwiruiSuoun, rainonne isreast .
and Side, Spitlin of Blood, diseases of
the Breast and Lungs, and approach.
ing Consumption. ; .
" This medicine has been emnloved forSn vmn
throughout the various parts of Germanv. and it.
the only medicine, iu tehich confidence is there
placed for Ike aboae affectiuns. 1 Us l here em
ployed by physicians themselves, Jand univer-
' viftiuvuii uuu ri.riuiiiriiiiaiiiiiia
accompany tne airectipns.
- 1 Kt ;
met n tv tents a bottle.
Also, within the past six months were sold
upwards of 3000 bottles of
L - Ls- U S- O
An ejectual remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges
tion, for general debility or weakness, Flatulency,
Loss of Appetite, Sour Eructations and Aciditiea
ot the stomach, Costiveness Headache, Jaundice
r laiuient ana ttiiious Uolic, &c. &CJ&C.
This trtprliriri Kn. ..rA mn.. - e r '
7 , Z vui vv. uiaujr cases, oi iron
" yea s sianai ij, ana yjhere all other
specifics, as well as valuable medical aid, had
failed to cure. Its known reputation. t a suffi
cient warranty for its future success Dyspeptics'
are earnestly requested to make trial of il. Thav
will not be disappointed in its effects. Numer
ous recommendations accompany the directions.
LEIDY'S L
Vegretable Febrile llxlr,
Warranted a permanent and effectual Specific
for Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, also, highly serviceable in .
the Blaok Vomit, Typhus and
Yellow Fever.
This medicine has been employed throughout
the different.Fever and Ague Districts in the
unitea states ana Mexico, with uncommon sue-
cess, never having heard of a ainolp fkiiirr.
Price one dollar a bottle.
J3rThe foregoing preparations are put in half
pint bottles, with fluted cornertiand th -nrH
"Leidy's Chemical Laboratbrie, Pbila." blown
in the sides, and the signature of the proprietor
accornpanywig eaen.
N; B. 411 the above-preparations are rrenred
by a regular physician and apothecary, and
warranted free frpm Mercury, minerals, or any
deleterious drugs, that would require restraint
) rom occupation or temperate living. : .
For sale at
Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium,
Second Street below Vine,
, , - Philadelphia.
JFor sale alo at the office of J
W. WARE, Agent.
Wilmington, N C.July 20th, 1838. 131 lY
Snlt-RlitMinv IInf.Wrtt-m
TetUr, Scald-Head, Barbers Itek
A NDall other diseases of the Skin, are:
effectually cured by the use of SANDS
REMEDY for Salt Rheum. It ha within six
months cured rising 3000 different eases of
the above diseases of the skin. It has ; never
been known to fail in curing any disease of the
above kind, where n fair trial hn lirrn vivrn.
Sarsaparilla in a concentrated form is recom
mended to be used with the "Rfmedy,'' as it
tends to purify and throw out from the blood and
s v stem generally, all the unhealthy humor, nQ
the application of the remedy externally, at the
same time rniirely and thoroughly eradicates it
frfm K tl .1 a ' I ' U i m tf.j-.aiMA i rl i f A t 4 liv lll
true philosophy of these diseases, and we chal
lenge anv ojdinary case to ;be brought forward
where thl course of treatment will noreffecl a
rapid and prrmarent cure, if the ditfetions are
strictly attended to. In case of failure the mo.
ney for the "Remedy', will be refunded..
Price $ I per BOX,
- W. WARE; Agtnt.
. W;iP ln0n. Oct. 12. 1838. M 143-tfL
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
ALL Merchandise, 6lc. intended to be for
warded on the Railroad, must be sent b-
iwcen sunrise and eight o'clock, jv. ca. nwj
thing sent after that time cannot be takeo on that
day. Nothing will be received, unles it is put
up in the most substantial man-ier. Every thing
muu have the owner's name marked distincdy
on it, and a bill accompanying it, specifying the
weight, stating who it is from, who it is for, and
where it is lobe left.
The merchants will be held responsible in
every case, for the freight on every thing sent by
them. Merchants having consignments of pro
duce; and other articles from the country, must
take them away the day that they arrive, as the
Company will not be responsible for any thing
suffered lo remain at the Depot ali night .
Articles will be deliverd at, and taken from
the following points on the road, vix-Roky
Point Depot, Water Station, near Btfrgaw
Swamp, and the Depot, near South Washington.
r . . ti7'h saUNDERS.
Agent of Transportation.
Moy 12th, i 638, ! 122 tf
job painviso, -
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, X
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS ! OFFICE.