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'l Lit l.nst . .v.uciiN ftn.l Death of Daniel
.tTstrr.
I Iai mifu un, 10 o'clock. Saturday evening.
Mr. Webster is not now expected to lira nn
hour, and is himself momentarily expecting
the iul Mir iaous with great ciilmoi'sa,
i n.tion ruiJ composure.
I -.in the afternoon nnd evening he lias
i ..averfcJ freely, and great clearness and
tk't ul. in relation to the disposal of his pri
vate affairs, lie gave full directions in re
lation to his farms, giving the most minute
statement of his wwl.es in regard to them.
At 5 o'clock in the afternoon, he was seiz
ed with a violent nausea, and raised coneid
erabledark matter, tinged with blood, which
left him in a state ol great, exhaustion ami
debility, ;.;-:,.--, .-:.;-Ah-y. :
Th nhvsleians in attendance'- then 'an
nounced to Mr. Webster that his last hour
was rapidly approaching. He 4 received the
announcement calmly, and, directed all the
females of the family ,to be called in, to each
of whom be addressed individually a lew af
(octionatparM"5 word; and Hd lhem a fi
nal farewell i" lie then tookJhisv leave ot his
male .relative"' anil '."personal friefldR, - ad
dressing each of ihem individually, rel'crring
to past relations? and bade' eauh an aflfec-tionateiarewelLt'.f-;:
;
The last" or his family that he parted with
was Peter Harvey iVebstcr,i (a grandson.)
wtton whom he asked the richest blessings of
Heaven. He then said, as if speaking to
himself, i:0 tkf 2ith of October all lhat u
mortal of Danjtt, Webster Mil be ?io more."
clear voice, most fervently and impressively,
concluding as follows :
"Heavenly ftithcrtforgict vtytinr, and
melcome ? to thyself through Christ Jesita."
.' Dr. Jeffries then conversed " with ,him, and
told him that medical skill could do nothing
mora ; to which Mr Webster replied :
; " Then 1 am to be here1 patiently till the
td-if it b$o may it come toon." ; '
' It is now 10 o'clockj and Mr. Webstei con
tinue perfectlf eonscious of everything that
r-Mpassinff. '.'i-'
"Dra. Jeffries and Porter have expressed
the opinian that the immediate cause of his
iugtHui UCUUI i It vuutuuuf aucvuuu v.
aorae of the smaller intestines. T , ,
Son bay MoBKtiOj;J o'clock. ; Since ten
o'clock Mr. Webster has continued to gradu
ally sink, though still retaining all his facul
ties unclouded, - but ' too .; weak" ,to converse
with hisfnendssave an occasional remark,
na if to satisfy them that .his mind was still
free, and that all his mental faculties remain
i cd uniropaired.'''!-'
Svrdat 'MORMtNQj'4 b'cloclc. " The Hon.
Daniel Webster-; the 1 greatest of American
1316811160.1800 rnorl I ,. Jiedied at 32 min
utes of;S9fclock,1n the jlst year of his nge.
. During the last hour he was entirely calm,
nod breathed hta last so peacefully that it
waa difficult to fix the precise moment that
fio eipirca.v, r-
' MIL WEBSTER'S FUNERAL.
Do8To. Oct. 24, S l M. It was the re-
fluest ol Mr..-Webster thnthia Inne.rnl rIiou 1(1
ba private.1 No time or arrangement for the
interment have yet been . determined upon
The body is to be deposited in the lamily
.vault at Marsheld. -
; POLITICAL rR0CEEUlNC8 SUSPENDED.
A RtBostoiv on Friday' evening, the po
alitical sroceedinirs and torchlight nrocession.
iarratn:ed in behalf of Mr.) Webster, were
suspended, in compliance with the request of
ta larauy, so aiso at new iora iub ioiiow-
93 notice was issued : ,k ,
J Al- nebsler Uinmuiee iiooms. i
NewiYork, Friday Evening, Oct. 22.
Having received intelligence of tho dan-
serous tllncMorthe; Hon. Daniel Webster,
iw r lKU4lcli';:Uvuwui vvuilif JhiCY7 vi lion
York, in View; of the solemnitV of the occa
sion, have ' rcspi yec .ftirTjlh4 present, to sus-
'jieaa.au public proceedings. U-
$. .-f m Ghakle8 Li Nose, Chairman.
Gbo. C. Hood. Secretary.
, In Boston; we aeo, too,' there was to be a
great Scott and Graham meeting at Faneuil
Hall, on Friday evening, but as .soon na the
news came from Marshfield. the Executive
' Committee met and unanimously passed the
luiiuwing resolution ; ; t'
?eiored.Thatliavinff Heard' of the sud
dco and alaraling change in the state of Mr,
Webster's health, and that a fatal termina
tion to his illness may soon bo expected, in
view of the. irreparable loss which the coun
try must; sustain byj -'such,' aa 'event, and of
uie anxious, state ot tho public mind in a
community which has so long cherished him
wi'h such pride "and gratitude, we recom
mend that iheraeednjf advertised for this
evening be postponed till further notice.
l'lie meeting ,wa accordingly postponed.
-MR. WEBSTER'S DEATH AT BOSTON.
Boston, Oct, 24, -The announcement of
the death of Mr. Webster, although moment
ly expected throughout yesterday, cast a uni
versal gloom oyer the city, in which the whole
community seemed to;participnte. At 8 o'
clock this morning One' hundred minute guns
were fired from th6 Commorr, the bells of the
city were loiieu, and Hags suspended at balf
, niast from' allthe public buildinns in the citv.
whilst tokens of the. great bereavement were
ni.nln vpn . rnm t. mo 11 v l nriva I a A ii.ll iria
From an early hour until noon the people
were garnered in tne streets, conversing on
the'nationaf calamilvf;? A v
- The Webster Club Boom hat been dra nod
''In mourning, inside an Out, and craped bnn-
ncr, wun tne loiiowing motto, auspenued,
.un uie dw iimr principles upe."
M r4 Webster's DestU , t Sprlngfleld, Mass.
r, opRinoriELD. uet. i nu bells were
tolled this morning and the Whig flags were
shrouded with crape on the aoi.ounccmcn: ol
the death ol Daniel Webster.
At a rocelinir held this evcnlnir speeches
were.- made by. the Mayor, who presided,
. Judge Morfis. Rev Dr. Osgood, and Wm. B.
Calhoun. Resolution! of condolence were
adopted, and a committee of fifty appointed
to attend the funeral at Marshfield. Anoth
er committee of five was appointed to confer
with the cityauthoritle relative to further
testimonials. 'The meeting was Impressive
nn pponinncous, ' ; ; : ,
?IR. WEB8TER'a DEATH at sv.xi vnnir
t w YoBK, Oct. 24th
lite newspaper
a were thronged; at an early hour this
h"; witn.anxiout enquiries alter the con
il ol Mr. Webster, ' On the announce.
;-f(.t ci r.ia uain. mo dcijs prtiiacitv were
toM.'J, f!;tgs draped in mourning suspended
fioni all the rgblic buildings, and all seemed
debirousbfeipre ing their sense of jhe in eat
JNational ca! unity '" '"
,
Mr. mister's Death if Philadelphia,
ik . .-.- ni ... 'ri -
i -niLAOKLrHiA. BHuv-uncor
! .I p.i i lv t'l.uf pfA (if'.iiur wuh receivpti
i ... A l....l.
i.: ;u .i o cioch -una iuoumiiki " wii
I I . .. i . u.. . k ;i,,
un. eeuemeni viiroiinuuuv mo m.
;tate House bell immediutely commen
1 t Ilinf,. followed by all the bells in the
r.1ln.nl Ko all f 111 hi. I to in thO
i ! v. and zt draped in mourning were u'
in nil parts of the city, 'Jn ncarlyall
: chuici.ei of, (ho cily, this moriuug, mor
hit) i! "Uh, character, and services to tho
..racier, ami services to u.o
do the subject of oppropa -
country, ivert niu
;.!c cuiurrictit.
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,c. I !' s:
w!. !i u..
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pi.'.-'.;o room i J t!.o nnnoir i.
deallr of Mr. YLster. winch,
S0UI1 KHOVVn llirou'nioui, mo ure uiji
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niiu ; ;-
Lnnivl.l,rnl na n rrent national bercuvc-
-o- : e
ment. ,
His death was appropriately announced
in most of the churches, nnd n benutdui trn
bate to his memory, services mid diameter,
was delivered in the coiiro of a sermon ly
the Rev.Mr. Dewey, at the Unitarian church,
this morning. The public, buildingi" ure
shroiideil in mourning, niul all the depart
ments of government will, be closed to-morrow.
UniversHl refpectii mnnifested through
out the city at the solemn evehL ;9 f ; ; r
The Effect of the Melancholy Tidings at New
- New Orleans. Oct. 21 The news of Mr.
Webster's death reached New Orleans to
day; Sunday, about lioon, and was published
in an extra, ami excited deep sensation nnd
the criel of the whole community. Tin:
Mayor immediately issued a proclamation re
commending the citizens to abstain, on Mon-
Iny from all business, nnd that the public of
fices should be closed, (he flas of iho ship
ping in harbor displayed at half mast, am!
minute guns fired from sunri-e to sunset
. Re Klud to the Loved oiich at Hume.
Bo kind to thy Father, for when thou wurt young,
Who loved thee so tenderly lis ho 1
Ho caught tlio first scccnts that fell from thy
tonguo
And joined In thy Innocent glee.
Bo kind to thy Fathertor now he is old,
His locks intermingle with grey ;
His footsteps are feeblo, onco fearless nnd bold,
Thy Father is jwissing away !
Bo kind to thy Mother for lo ! on her brow
May traces of sorrow bo seen ;
0 well may'st thou cherish and oomAirt her now,
For loving and kind has sho been.
Remember thy Mother ! for theo sho will pray
As long as Qod glveth her breath,
With accents of kindness then cheer her lono way
JS en to tho dark valley of death.
Be kind to thy Brothcr-bis heart will havo dearth
If tho smile of thy joy bo withdrawn ;
The flowers of feeling will fado at their birth,
II tho uow of affection be gone.
Be kind to thy Brother; wherever yon are,
Tho lovo of a brother shall be ;
An ornament purer and richer by far,
Than pearls from the depth of tho sea.
Bo kind to thy Sistor not many may know
Tho depth of truo sisterly lovo :
Tho wealth of tho ocean lies fathoms below
Tho surface that sparkles above.
Be kind to thy Father, onco fearless and bold,
Bo kind to thy Mother so near ;
Bo kind to thy Brother, nor show thy heart cold,
Bo kind to thy Sistor so dear.
A STRANGE PLAYMATE.
A few days since a lady of our town nar
rated to us the following curious incident,
wlucli she derived Irom a near relative, the
mother of a bright little boy net quite a year
oio, i ne cniiu was one day seated near the
edge of a porch, a tablespoon wilh which to
amuse itself being placed in its hand. After
a snort time the mother happened to look to-
warus uie oaoe, anu perceived mat it was
leaning over the norch. nnd r.miiiniialv at.
tending the spoon towards the irround, then
suddenly withdrawing it, with a hearty laum
each time that it drew its hand back. This
manoeuvre the infant repeated frequently;
its mother, supposing it to be playing with
U kitten, paid no Darticular attention in it nt
the moment. At length, the child's freauont
bursts of laughter, and Us prolonged eniov-
ment of the sport in which it was engaged.
inuuecu the motner to approach nnd look
over its shoulders to sec what it was that ex
cited its glee so much. Great was her aston
ishment and horror on observing that the
playmate of her little boy, during all this
time, had been a large and dangerous snake.
which, with mouth gaped widely open and
protruding tongue, was coiled up in the atli-
titudo peculiar to that reptile when about to
strike, and had been darting at the spoon (it
is supposed in play) each time when it was
extended toward it. The mirth of the infant
was created by success in baffling the at
tempt of the reptile to reach its plaything.
The alarmed mother, not daring to leave the
spot, hurriedly called her husband, who suc
ceeded in approaching the serpent and dis
patching it witn an axe.
jtauisoii Loun.'y Jiecord.
GREAT DISTRESS AT MADEIRA.
The failure of the vintage, resulting from
the recent blight upon the grape, has produc
ed the greatest dibtress among the mhabit
anto of Madeira, and threatens with absolute
starvation largo masses of the luborng class
es. The Civil Governor of tho Inland has
issued a circular acknowledging tho impo
tence of the Portuguese government lo meet
the emergency with any tiling like, adequate
relief, and appealing to the christian sympa
thies of foreign notions for aid to avert the
impending calamity,
A SINGULAR DEATH.
At St. Louis, a few days ago, Mrs. Bulton
lost her wallet in the market, it was picked
up soon by a German woman, named Mrs.
King, who returned it to the owner. She
opened the pocket book, examined it, dcclar
ed that Mrs. King had taken $10 ol the mon
ey. The latter seemed much confused, and
denied it. Mrs. Bolton then threatened that
she would have her arretted and searched.
when Mrs. King fell dead at her leet. The
death was as sudden us has ever been known.
Mrs, King was the wile of a steam boat-man,
and the mother of several children.
CAPT. PORTER IN WASHINGTON.
We learn from the Washington Union oi'
yesterday that Capt Porter, ol the steamship
Crescent City, arrived in Washington on
fndav evening last, having, as it says, been
sent lor to New York, to come to head quar
ters and explain his conduct. The Uiijon
adds;
He is kindly received : but the end of the
fionlerince between himself and the ad
ministration is that the Crescent Citv, which
he commanded on her last trip to Havuna,
when she was insulted because uo innocent
man Mr. Purser $isiih who was supposed
to be inimical to her Majesty the Queen of
Spain was on board (!) bus been ordered off
T "0e v r,CT! avon n"u
the line Irom new Orleans to Havana, nnd
i mcuw m iisw jum, mm iiimiicruuiiurvno
win run oeiweeo ew ionc anu new ur
leans alone. Mr. Smith beinir on. board It
i - . ' i
i Uae- Ueut VoHet WM only temporarily in
.A.Mnnj r i. r-.. .... ri;.... . . .
k , i no ueorir a beinff In ul im lor remiln i
i , .. . - t i ' . '
aim ii i. n H true 1 hat lha riuint 11 tv ha.
- longs 14 the line., that doet nolstoo at'lla
I .,n.. C. .. L . . . . -.V i
hhu un mo wuy ociweeu Hew.jtortc opu
New Orleans, i
lbU t : 0f byT; r :r ;
M ,v UilLi vaJUSKLLCi
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Oct 7,
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VVABBI I'fi-S i0. lit) SMITH j 1
WllA.Br. li.UTVMUllE, OIK.
' II. W. PF.Nni.KTON, I
V. P. Pr.NDI.lCTON. I
r.nltimoro, Aug. lOih, 1P52.
' - ,. tiffcrtnee T . ' . ; ' I
Uusth Jenkins & Co., Ualiiniore." ' - " ' ' !
V. W. Mrtine & Son, . '
Wm. Wilmin A Sons, ! -'i--wWm'c..-.
Kdwln Wnnham A Ctr., RichmnmV. 7
ArchhM Thomas & Son, H , ,i'f' '.'
Hngi W.-'Fry; ' ' 1 v .' ; v
RhoAs & Oglelwy, nrhlgepart, Ohio.'
John Cieih, Cincinnati, r ; ' . v ";? 's
Gortlen St, Co., L.oal8villo , -T ,
W. II. Bariloss, Chnrlenion, S. t)J"': t .
Otis J. Choree, - - - -, : 5
James M'Cullogh. Piitshurg.
Krown & Ktrkpatrlck, ' i
Z, Chafce, "
I). Lamb, Ksq , Cnxh'r N. Wn Bank, Whei ling.
S. Brady, Ksij., " Mer. f. Merh. " "
James R. Buker, Wheelinij.
Josiah Sibley, U:ini!mr, S. C.
Henry A. Schnmlrr, Mobile, Alabama.
A. t.. Oaincs, New Orleans.
Oct. 5, 87 Omc.
NOTICE,
THE subscriber having rectived letters tostamen
l;try, from ihc last Court of Picas and tluarler
Sessions, on the estate of the lato Jamrs Rurch,
hereby requests all icrsons imlvbted lo his tefctaior,
to como forward and make payment, and those
having claims against said testator are notified to
present thmn witbin the time ireseribcil by law, or
tins nonce will no pleaded in bat of their recovery.
JUll U. UKLLAM Y, KxeCUtor.
sept 23 82 tf
NOTICE.
'TIIOSF. persons who have placed papers in the
X hands of the late James Burch, actinir Consta
ble, are hereby requested lo present tho official re-
ints now notd by tnem, and receive their respec
tive claims from the subscriber, who as the execu
tor of the lato James ISurch, is desirous of closing
l lie business of the estate.
JOHN D. BELLAMY, Eictutor.
pt 23. 8-'-tf
COPARTNERSHIP.
IIIK subscribers havo entered into Copartner
A ship, under the name and style of Sutton,
Southmavd & Co., for the purpose of building or
repairing all kinds ot Machinery, and carrying on
a general t'lacksmithing, Iron and Brass Foundry
liiisincss, in the town of Wilminston would be
thankful for any order in either of the abuvu bran
clics of business from their town or country friends,
Mr. button having recently relumed from the north,
where he has purchased un assortment of tools,
which, in addition to loose wp now have will ena
ble ui to fill all orders with despatch.
Our eharges8haloompare favorably with those
ol any other establishment.
WM. SUTTON.
TMOS. SOUTHMAVD,
CHAS. SOUTHMAYI).
March 2. Jour, and Her. 1 week. 149
TO THE PUBLIC.
'TMlk Subscriber has leased for a ter n of years,
ol K. vv.llrown, tvsq., Uishre-proof store, with
ills wharves, and is now in a condition to take cs
RCuial care of Spirits 'I urponiine and other Naval
Stores cornniited to his care. The Warehouse is
well known to be the boat and safest place in town
lor me storageol rsacon, l.ard. Corn, Teas, cic.
mt I I I .1 r .
i ue lower wnarves nave on mem lour laree new
sheds, where .Spirits can he safely kept from the
rain and sun. He is prepared to receive and ship,
or sell, all kinds ofprwuce sent to his care, lie
Will also make advances when required.
He begs to refer ti. the following gentlemen: R.
W. Brown, John Dawson, O. O. Parsley, andThos.
H. Wright, Ksqrs.
MILES COSTIN.
Brown's wharf Wilmington, N. C.
Scpf. 1 77
NEW FURNITURE.
TIIF, subscriber would respectfully invite the at
tention of the public to his stock of Kurniiurt
now being received by the Philadelphia, New York
and Itoston packets. Having recently made an
addition to his already very extensive Ware Rooms,
ho will bo enabled to keep on hand us complete an
assortment as can bo found in any establishment of
tho kind, and having purchased nearly all of his
goods of manufacturers, he can sell at very reason
able prices, The following articles may bo found
in his establishment.
Sofas, Black Walnut and Mahogony, In plush,
haircloth, brocatclle or D'Lainc;
TetcaTctesj Divans;
Stuffed scat Itocking and easy Chairs ;
Gothic arm and sitting Chairs;
Sofa, Centre, Pier, lioquct, and work Tables ;
Klagires, or Commode and corner Whal Nots ;
Ottomans, Crickets, and Teapoys;
Fine Mantle or Pier Glasses ;
Piano Fortes, Stools and Music Stands ;
Sideboards, K.vtcnsion and other Dining Tables
Dining Chairs ;
Secretaries, fine French and common j
Klagires ; Portable Desks, in rosewood, mahog
any, black walnut, or papia machc;
Fine Library Chairs an( Lounges ;
Dressing Bureaus, plain and Marble;
Washstands, every variety ;
Wardrobes, mahogany, walnut and painted ;
About 100 Bedsteads, French, Cottage, high post,
half post, Field and Cot, in mahogany, walnut,
cherry, maple and iron ;
Ma'trasses, curled hair, moss and spring ;
Towel Stands;
Painted setts of Chamber Furniture ;
Chairs, nnd ltockers ; about 125 dozen Cane and
Wood Scat ;
Hat trees, walnut, mahogany and iron;
Counting Room and Office Desks, Chairs, Stools
and Shelves ;
Cane .Seat high Stools, with back, a new article;
Counter and Steamboat Stools;
Looking Glasses, every description, from KJ
cents to 8100;
Children's Cabs, Carriages, Horses, ltoekere
Cribs, Chairs, Crudlcs, Trundle Bed-leads, and
Toy Bureaus ;
Work Boxes;
Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Baths, f-c.
Almost every article that may bo wanted in this
lino. J. I). LOVK. Front street.
Sept. 13 town papers copy 7'J-tf
PANTS.
luriro assortment French Hash
KAHNWK1I.KR 6t II1U).
m.
JUST opened a
mere Pants, by
Oct 7.
NAILS AND SPIKES.
1 KKGS assorted sizes, for sale by
1 'M FRKKMAN . Hoiisniv
Sept. 21.
81-bv.
NOTICE.
NOTICK is hereby given, lhat nnplieation will
be madu lo tho noxt Legislature V North Caro
lina, to amend iho Statutes regulating the election
unu licence laws oi lite lown ol Wilmington.
u . .in c oe - n . . .
Sept. 30. 1852.
85-1 n.
N KHARS.
VKttV superior, and for sale
low, by
ELLIS, RUSSELL & Co.
88.
10,000
OctT.
iAi's tar a ti
eino (linn
A nr DDZ. Men's. Hoys'. Children's and
In-
tIvV. fants' ('ans: cvorv variotv of Clmh Silt
Plush, Oil Silk, Glaxctl, ond Fur Caps, for tale at
very low price. Those wishing cheap Caps, will
nnd them at iho Hat Store.
n nt c. Myers.
Oct2. 9if
OVER COATS.
A VARIKTV Of l.)iibl.. end Single Ovsr touts,
n by All!V WEILKJl 4t, HK().
THE subscribers aro ready u contract for Steam
Eoglncs of any sijc, or any kind of Mill gear
ing. To any f ne wantUc Machinery of ho above
deicrlption they will orlor Indneainents equal to
any sstabllshment either , North or South, Please
give Us a call before purchasing elsewhere. - .
, ' X BUTTON, tSOUTHMADK Jb CO.
t Wilmington, N. C, April 0. 1852. r- 0-tf.-
Weekly Journal, - Fayetteville Obaorver, "Oolda
boro' l'utrlot ami Ualelgh Rosiiter cony thro
months and send bill to us. .,
S S ill J
i; M.TI'
R. I'MIW I: ,S 1".
r many i; : ut, ,! UN v.li-lo
l! : : lie nt ol V lo Co in ..iims,
ill i t!i j ,,,1 1 i l!:f
in all their vatied and coinjdieateJ Irui!i. His great
success in those long standing end diflicult cases,
such as were formerly considered tncnrable, is suffi
cient lo commend him lo the public as worthy of
the extensive patronage ho Bs received. -Wnhin
the last ei'ht years, Dr. D. has treated nore lhan
29,500 caxrs of I'rlvate Corjaplulnts, in their differ
ent formsand stayent praei ion which no douU
exceeds that of all other pb)sieians now advertis
ing In Bahfinorc, and not a hinle ease is known
where his airecibms were sirictly. followed,- nnd
medicines taken at reasonable lime, without cllect
Ing a radical and perninnent cure; therefore, per
sons nlllielcd with diseases of the above nature, "no
matter how diilicuit or long standing the enso may
be," would do well to call on Dr. DOW, at his of
fiee, Ni. 16, South Frederick St.,-' and If not effec
tually relieved no remuneration will be Kquircd for
liiasf rvices. His medicines are freofrom Akrcury
and all mineral poisons ; put up In a neat and eoni
pacl form, and may be taken In a public or private
bouts, or while travelling, without exposure or hin
drance from business, nnd except in cases of vio
lent inlbimntlon, no ehnne of diet is necessary.
STRICTUUKS". Dr. Dow tins discovered a
new method by which he can core the worst form of
siiicluro and Unit wiinoat pain or inconvenience to
the patient, liritation of the uri-fhn, or prostrate
gland, or neck oflhe bladder, is sometimes mistaken
lor strictures by pcneral praeliiioners or charlatans.
Yot xo mi:n
and others afflicted with Seminal' Debility, wheth
er oritjinatins; from a Certain I tctlruclirc llahil, or
from any other cause, with train of bodily ami
mental evils which follow, when neglected, should
innlio an early application, thcreny avoiding iiiih Ii
trouble and suflering, as well as expense, liy his
improved method of treatment, Dr. D. can safely
guarantee a speedy and ptyect euro in all cases of
this complaint. v
TO riZMthV.S.
All diseases pecnliar to Ferries (as also Sup
pressions, Irregularities, &c.) speedily and effectu
ally removed. The efficacy of his remedies, for
tho cure oflhe above affections, have been well tes
ted in an extensive practice for the last twelve
years.
Persons at a distaneo may consult Dr. D. by a
letter, post-paid, describing case, and have medicine
securely pin up and forwarded to any part of the
United Stales, always accompanied with full and
explicit directions for use. Communications eon
sidered slrictlv confidential. Office arranged with
separate ana mucins, so I'.ia; paUtuls never see any
one but the doctor himself. Attendance daily, from
9 in the morning 'ill ') at nilit.
N. It --Persons atllietcd with any of the above
complaints, w ill do well to avoid the various
XOSTKUMS ASH NJ ICC I 'CS,
advertised by Apothecaries and D nudists as a cer
tain cure for any and every disease. They are put
up to sell, but not to cure, and frcijucnily do much
more harm than good therefore avoid them.
A word to the wise is sufficient. Address
DR. J.DOW, 10 South Frederick si.,
Kultimore, Md.
Sept. 7. 75-ly-c
OUR MOTTO IS ' TO PLKASK,"
, AT Til K
Wilmington Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
Manufactory.
nIIK subscriber renpectlully i n forms the public
JL that he has recently received additions lo uis
stock uf Saddle and Harness .Moumiiiiis, Xi e., the
latest and most improved htyle, and is eonsl.inly
manufaeturini;, at his store on market street, every
description ol articlein the above line. From his
experience in tho business, he feels confident that
he will be able lo mve entire s.il i.staellun lo ul I who
may favor him wilh a call. Ilrhus now on hand,
and willuonstaiitl keen a laue assorlnn n I of
Vnncif, fits ami SiUReij It'iriirsx, l,nilfs Si'iUrs,
liridkf, U'A.'i.i, f-e., (:' men's SaddLl, M'iiis
Spurs, fv;.
all of whichhe will warrant to bo of thetfg
best materials and workmanship. He t'
has also a laree assortment of Trunk)),
Valises, Saddle and Carpet Jtags, Sutehels,
Fancy Trunks, &c., nnd all other articles usually
kept in such establishments, allot' which he oilers
low fur CASH, or on short credit to prompt custo
mers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, odieal Bags,&c.ifcc.,
made to order.
Inaddition tothe ubovc the subscriber always
keeps on hand a large supply of String Leather,
andhasnow, and willkeopllirough thesoasonugood
asaorluienl of l"'l' Nvtts.
All are lnviteil to call and examine my (jowls,
whether in wont ornot, na 1 take pleasure in shnw
in; my assortment to ull who may favor me Willi a
call.
llarnesBand Coach Trimmings sold au;f liirpricc
topersons buying to manufacture.
Also, Whips at wholesale.
All kinds of Ridinir Vehiili sbou;;ht a n.l sold on
commissions. " JOHN' .COMOI.F.Y.
Jan. 8 1852. 3'J
PORK,
"A TF.SS and Prime, conslnniiv on
hand and for
IV I sale by
FRKKMAN
& HOUSTON.
f-'J
Oot 2
FA YtiTTEV ILLE FLOUK,
QUPKRFINI'
and cross, n frcfli suppply. I'm
DkROSSKT ii 1JROW N.
t.1.
O sale
by
sepl
3U.
10-PAIlTNEIiSHIP.
rpilK. SUIiSRIP.KK.S have this day iiitcred in'..
X a Co-partnership under the name and sij Ii. ol
SILAS II. MARTIN A CO., lor the p,iro:c m
conducting the KJi') bu sines. Tin y liae pui eha.
cd a hit on Front street, where ihey will build a
lar;".i ICK HOl'SK, nnd have it filled tn titio to
supdv customers carlv next i-eas.-n.
SILAS II. MARTIN,
A. If. VAN I'.OKKKI.KN
S. N. MARTIN.
Aug. 21, L-52. Cn-Jio.
NIIIPiMNi; AUTIt'LES.
170R SAI.K at The Commercial 0ic.nn el..
J. gantediiion of Shipping Arlieles,embrai ingall
the laws of (!ongress relative to t he Meri.diant's
Service.
NORTH CA RO LIN A MAN IT AlTUIi ES.
1 ATTLV id. SON are still Manufacturing, at tip
)Rocky Mount Mills, about 300,001) lbs. Cotton
Vai n, per annum (eiual to the best (ieorgia Yarns,)
which they will deliver to Merchants Tree of rr.ia
charge, al New York prices. Orders addretsi'd to
BATTLK & SON, Rocky Mount, N. C, will re
ceive prompt attention.
Feb. 12. Ul-ly.
A CARD,
THF. subscriber is now opening, at his old stand,
north side Market street, the lariest nnd best
assortment of Hats, Cap, Umlirnllasand Walking
Canes, ever ollered in this inirket; to which he
would respectfully call tho attention of rill wich'ii!;
tc purchase, either at wholemln or retail. Prices
will bo louuu as low us in any luarKct, lortli or
South. A call Is is solici'cd from all wishing to
purchase. O. MYKRS, Hatter.
sept 15. 83
SUPERIOR TEAS.
WK are still receiving larrjn shipments of S ulte
rior Tea from tho Pukln Company, in packa
ges of half pounds and pounds, which wo warrant
superior to any brought lo this market, at twenty
five per cent less than sold in any store in Wilming
ton, which may be Jiad of
WILKINSON f- F.SLF.R.
Sept. 18. 1852. 6u"lf-
NORTH CAROLINA LARD
IN kegs, a prliuo article- For sale by
DsRQSSET & DROWN.
, sept. 30. R5.
;? ADVANCES.
LIBERAL Cash advances will bo made, when
required, on ull goods consigned to our House
In New York, nnd Cotton to their address forwar-i
ded by us, will ba atlondud to free of forwarding
Commission. r ,,
f Wo will nleo advance libornlly on Cottoiior oth
er produce consigned to our friends In Liverpool,
to which port we can furnish ship room for u few
hundred bales of Cotton, at low rates, by several
vessels shortly expected."" , ,
v . ' iauuaatvi c nuuniM,
March 18.
l-tf.
NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that application . wll
be made to the Legislature of North Carolina
for tho passage of an act, ' to Incorporate the Sea
man's Friend Socloty, of Wilmington, N. Q.
octo. ea.'v
i i
of lii
.later.
.e niiiiv ..ii-
ed re;
'ul,'.U"!l !'
. .. .. r .
r f..i!.. !l l i.' i !.., VI,'."
I'UHiFMsa T.'n: in.no!,'
and thus curing all Humors, Sors, L'lcera, Cutane
ous Krnptions, Canker, Sr dj Head, Ac.
nriilaliii; anil HUaiisins the Slaiaatli Si r.owcls,
thiis It enres Dysepsiu, JntlisctUion, Cotiveness,
. t - w ' Pile, to i -.- ,
i 5trcnp;thenl2is the ptgestlve Organs,
thus eansintj the food to nourish and support every
- ' ' ' - " part. ' " ' "' . "
r BEcut-ATtNtt tub' 88car.TAiir organs;
and, by enabling iiirm tn perform their proper fune
iion. preventing nnd curing liilious and otherpnin
f! disease.: '.-.
Mrcnslliming mill. Quieting ljic. NcrvQUs System,
thus tvJIayuig Nervnus Irritntion, and.caringall dis
eases of the Nerves. ,. , i ; . "
It is nnrlv all. din the core of oil
FI5MALB PLEASES,
us Weakness, lrrfularity, Obstruciions, &e.
It is pleasant to Jake, and safe in all cases ; net
in" in harmony with "ho rcstorina powers of nature
it never injures bnt always I.enelUftnd cures, as
thousand of voluntary ccrlifieajes from Ihc bcsl
mithorilies trsstify. Prepared by
MORSK f- CO. 1 Maiden l.nne, N i
Sob! bv Drifnists nnd oihers throughout this and
olhereonrttri.nT S. H. f- J A. KVANS, Affents,
Wilmington. N. U.
sept. 30. . 85-ly-c
$;00 CHALLENGE.
Wrl:
I .A Tl'.VKIl concerns the health and happu
of a people is at all times of the most
valuable importance. I take il lor cranien tnai
every person will do all in their power, to save the
..f their children, and th it every person will
ende.-.ver t promote their own health at all sacri
fices. I feel it my dflty to solemnly assure you
that WORMS', nceordins to the opinion of the
most celebrated Physicians, are the primary causes
of a larwc majority of diseases lo which children
and adults are liable; if you have an appetite con
tinually changeable from one kind of food to an
other, 15 id ISreath, Pain in ihc Stomach, Pickin?
at the Nose, Hardness and Fullness of tho Belly,
Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulso Irregular re
member that all these denoto WORMS, and you
should nt once apply the remedv:
HOHKNSACKW WORM .SYRUP.
An article founded upon Scientific Principles,
compounded wilh nurelv vegetable substances, be-
in;,' perfectly saf i when taken, and can be given to
the most tender Inlant wilh decided beneficial ell'oct
where Unwell Complaints urul D'utrrluca have made
them weak anil debilitated the Tonic properties oi
it V Worm Syrup are such, lhat it stands without an
eiiual in l lie catalogue ol meuicincs. in giving lono
and sirenKih lo the Stomach, which m ikes llan
Infalliable remedv for those aillicted wilh ITWhfraia.
the astonishing ciiroVcrformcd by this Syrup lyfter
Physicians have failed, is the best cvidcnui-Of its
superior efficacy over all' others.
TUP. TA1U WORM !
This isthe mostdiffieult Worm to destroy of all
that infests the human system, It grows lo anal
most Indefinite length becoming so coiled and fast
emu! in the Intestines and Stomach nD'ccting the
health so sadly as to cause St. itus Dance, Hits
Ac., that those jlllictvd seldom if ever suspect thai
it is Tttie Worm hastening them to on early grave.
In order to destroy this Worm, a very energetic
treatment must be pursued, it would therefore be
proper to take 6 tn 3 of my I.iver Pills so as to re
move all obstructions mat me vorm nyrup may
net direct upon the Worm, which must bo taken in
doses of 2 Tiildespiionfiills 3 times a day; these di
rections followed ha.e never been known to fail in
curing the most obstinate case of Tape Wurm.
UoniCSS.lCKS I AVER PILLS.
No part of the system is more liable to disease
than the I.1VKR, it serving as a filtercr to purify
the blood, or giving the proper secretion to t lie bile;
so that any wrong action ot tho Liver alliicts the
other important parts of llie system, nnd results
variously, in LiverConiplai.it, jaundice, Dyspep
sia, Ac. We should, thurefore, waleli evory symp
tom that miht indicate a wrong action of the Liv
er. These Pills being composed of ROOTS' A
PLANTS furnished by nature to heal the sick:
Namely, 1st, An KX P KCTO RANT, which aug
ments llio secretion from the Pulmonary mucus
membrane vr promotes the discharge of secret d
matter. 2nd. An ALTKRATI VK, which changes
In some inexplicable and inscnriblo manner the
certain morbid acton of the system. 3rd. A TON
IC which gives tone and strength to llm nervous
svsii in, renewing health and vigor lo nil parts ot
iho body. 4ih, A CATHARTIC, which ael.i in
perfect harmony wilh the ottn r iu.;n dients, and
o; rating on the lioweK nnd expelliiiK the whole
mass of corrupt and vitiated matter, and purifying
the blood, which desttoys disease and restores
health.
TO IT. MM. UK.
Vuti will find thece Pills an invaluable medicine
in many complaints to which yon are Mibju-t. In
obstructions, either total or partial, they liac been
found of inestimable bem til, restoring ilieir func
tional arrangements tu a healiliv action, purifying
(lie blood iind other fluids so eiieetuully to put to
i lli:dit all complaints which may arise Irom leinalr
i irregularities, as headache, "iddiness, dimness of
.'.lit, pain in the tdde back
None ceiiuini! unless ..
i oil', r.. b, ir." base lo.il. il
' ..''.;F' ii!-' w l.-I.in ' n. i
Ac
i'.iicd J, N . Ilobens.
mi.
icK
supplies, and Si ore
i'
r-
r-
if i ':,ii.i ' .It.' o' must address
r.j
r ,
i, tor, J. N. I! .! . ii-.o'li, I'll i !:) Ipliiii. Pa
.,'.y C iHl'KI'.ito! WM. il. f .11' IT ITT.
i n. and by every Af ei i li'.rit and Druggist
utility and Siatr I'licc endi 26 cents.
I I .'in 67.
1'
W i 1 1 . i i 1 1 ,
!! the t
July 2
;,'. M it cms is
ITERINE CAT00LIG0N
'l'lMl." .1',...,,....,.
ot
iho above prepara
tion lias established
a new era in the his
tory of the healing
art ; il is, in truth.
.
,,V,!: " V.'
one ol llie greatest
.1- m . i:..l c
ti?"'' Ns. lueuicac wmeuci ocn
i.X,,f iho age, because
X It will cure more
than nine-tenths ol
a class of distressing
diseases incidental
lo temalea in every
slano of life, and
which havo hereto
fore resisted the best
cll'orts of the Medi
cal profession in all
fstniiiMiiiB asaaf!
ci.untrios, 10 a decree beyond that of almost every
other malady to which any portion of the human
family is heir. The diseases to which wo rcfes are
usually known by the term of
1? EM ALU COMPLAINTS,
and comprise all tho derangements to which fomales
are liable by tho peculiarities of their organization.
Among lhoso are I'mlaus t tcri, or falling of the
Womb""; Chronic Inflammation and hlccrulwn of
the U'umli; Incidental Hainutrrhaye, or Flooding;
I'tuar Alliun, :r Whitt ; Chlorosi ! 1'iUnfiil, Sup
pienned, and Irrc.'uHr Menstrwition, f-'--., with all
ihoir accompanying evils, (Cancer excepted,) of
whatever duration and severity. All these com
plaints can he pleasantly, safely, and certainly rem
edied by this preparation.
Tho claims of this Medicine to tho confidence of
tho public arc strengthened by tho fuel of its huving
received tho approbation and liberal patronage of
many prominent members of iho Medical Faculty
In llieUnited States, somu of whom havo volunta
rily given letters of commendation, (see pamphlet,)
sustaining all lhat Is claimed for the Coiholicon as
a curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nuture and symptoms of the abovo
diseases, together with testimonials from Ladies of
the highest respectability, as certified by tho most
satisfactory authority in the pamphlet, (o nil which
the cttei.tion of Lndies and Practitioners Is respect
fully invited, can b had gratis at the store of . ...
t ?',-,. S. B. & J. A. F.VANS, Agents,
' 'I .: -.')'- i; - Wilmington, N. C,
i-ji jiefi:h SUCKS. - -I,,.' '
1 ' 4CB. Pockham, M.D, Utlca, N, V. , ,
t 'zdm. D, Fleming, M,D.,Contnululi'tiu. N. ,V.
r M. II, Mills, M.D., Rochester, N. Y, . .,
f 1). Y. Fooie. M.D.. Svrucuso.N. Yw , .
v ::: Prof. Dunbar. M.D., Baltimore, Md.,
L.; J.(J.Orriek)M.D.,v , " - l'
1 v; v. iteoso, ni.u.t tny . '
.W. Proscott, M.Drt Concord, N.H.' J
' Central Depot, 31)4, Broadway, Now.V orlf.
8r.3iii-c
: scpu tsu." : '
(jiinnv bk;s.
Consignment of zs.oou two bushel, fimmy
Vy flags, f or sam, in iois i nun, uj , .
. MILE COS'flN, Brown'a, wlinrf.
Rent.' 14. . .- .. ' " e ... . ?B.
m m. - cl
k . :: ilia, .t v
mm '"-1-
11 i .3 117
Ait
J ' il
SAUMji-IK
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE."'-':
A speedy and efficacious remedy in Dysentary, PI
arrhiea, Cholera .Morbus, Summer Cuniplainu,
- Cholera lnfantiini, Colic, Flatulency, and
all deran8inent of tbeSfornach and
-, - . ; liowcls from Teething.
In the .'early .stages ..Of l'iarrhcva, Dysentery, -Choltra
Infant nui, ;holera Morbus, Summer Com
plaints, Colic, dre., A.e., a. sine le close will ofij. '
eounteraci the dcronred and nmrbid secretions, re
duce the inllanvary (cadency, allay the ii ratability
and painamlihus rcmwyji the causu. of tho dis- .
case..--' o ... - Y - e . "." -.
i ASIATieCIIOLRlUthatSCQursecfDatlonpl
which has already consigned to the tomb niillion
Of unhappy beings, can bp subdued In lis violence
and three fourths of all cases cured by this remedy
alone. " It is not only a cure, but a preventative of "
that disease. If "used daily,; in small quantities,
mixed with Water, ; forty-nine oV of fifty itill es
cape i and if it is used at regular and at short inier-
vals In hrcreased doses, hnmrdiately. on (he Grst n
symptoms of the disease, it will speedily arrest its,
fatal influences. ; ; , ' '
: f Read.ihe opinion of the follqwinj gentle--,
men, who will bs rtcognlz id In; this oertiheute : 1
; Wn, the undersigned, having used "Li K.'SAUN-f
PERS- CHOLERA I'flE VKNTAT1 V K" In out
families wilh great success,'' hereby certify our be s r
lief that it is the best and most effectual remedy for:
the diseases it is recommended ever -offered to ilnj,
American people j and we would, from ou-.kntw -
edges of lis extensive usefulness cordially, jrecom; "-"
mend it to the afflicted as worthy their best confi',
dence, and wilh lha firm belief thai. it will do, fot .
their relief all lhat medicine cad dor.v , v
NAM ESt Dr. W. Hodges Oi n. J. C5 B. Kh-.
ringhaus, Attorney at. Law, John. Black, Attorney -aiLaw,
Rev. Joseph A: Turner; Wilson W. WII-'
Hams, Prof. Geo. M. Wilder, Wilson Q t,amh, '
Col. Wm. Q. Cook, James W. Hlnion, F.sq. Dan-
lot Richardson, Esq., Ki City, ""'NW. James
fioswell, Baltimore i Joshua W hedbee,v Gales Co.,,
N. C; Wm. R. Carson, Rev. Seih Morgan, Rev.V. .
Jno. A. Doll. K.Clty, K C, Thoe. Palmer, Camden s
Co., N. C.j Capt. Jacob Mercer, do.j Capt. Dennis rl
Simmons, Tyrrel Co,, Nx O.; Capt. Thomas -Dunv
bar, Cnpt. Wm; Patterson,' Cant) A.tsH, Curran,v
Capt. Wm, Simmons, LvM. Chapmanj Wm.-P.i
Mathews, Ell. City ; Wmr A. Harney, Norfolky "
Va.t Joseph Harris, Pasquotank Co jf Thomaa
Nash, Kliznbelh City, N. U. 's? v
Invented and prepared solely by L K, Saiindors,;
P:iizabcth City., N.C. , t "f" - ',Vtv
For sale wholesale and retail by E. W Saunders.
Elizabeth City, N. C. Hcsvs, Smith t Atkinson) Jf
Baltimore, Md.; Messrs, Canby Hatch,; Baltic
more. Md.; and for sale by Druggists and Mer-
chants generally Price C2J cents per Bottle.
For sale by Messrs. S. B. J. A. EViNS
Agcnis. Wilmington; N. C." ,' " ? " I
lllll fiKHAT i;ill(l: liJH ' 11 I. II 11 l.'tiW. i
1GKEV 1I VIK, SCHHle A DAN UttUH'. '4
SAUNDEItS' " n .
MEDICATED HAIR HESTOiATIVg
TS'now aeknowledsed by thousands who':uselt
jl daily, to tie tne only remedy to prevent Baldness v
and lo restore tho Hair that has fullen off er become '
thin, to nrevenl Gray Halri to cure and remove '
every appearance of Scurf and Dandruff from tho
Hair, and to keep it in the most hoalthy soft, atvj
c,dosy slate, yet free from all oily nnd gtessy ap
pearance. . a , 1
The Rcstoraiivo is wholly different in Its compo-t- -sition
from all other articles cf iho same nomo or
for a similar purpose It is intended! to set through i '.
thc shin upon tho nerves, blood-vessels and sbsor--- -bents
connected with the root or jbulh. of , tho hslr." !
to rouse and sustain a healthy 'actldn in these ami ";.
thus produce a new and healthy growth of 'hair.--'-."
It will prevent grey hair, ontlrcly : eradicate scurf .
and dandrull' and ull other incidental Impurities of '
ciw aif.n kit m nan ccinniicr wici I nniir bii ' ' '
cumstance8, oe xcpi luxurious, neaitny, ana in us,
natural color to tho latest period of life. 'V .".
.roe nir vL"PH MnnHiuia i'it."o'Pillfnwir
1 ill1 ivro.grou .11 vitvxijii v icon uivil g '
I do hereby certify that I have used L. K. b'AVM- '
of.rs celebrated HAIR Restorative, forlhe pur- i
pose of preventing my hair froim falling off and
found il to havo the desired ell'oct; not only In pre '
venting the hair from coming out but the produc-',-Ing
of n very fine growth of younar hair, where the ,'
I I ..Iln.1- . t ...J '
I1CUCI W.IH nilllUPl UUIU. I IJaTO IIDI.U vilijr '
r.tur Kf.ftli.a ft nA hftiA AVArv rAjlnfft lv tutUint ithnffl:
bv the use of as manv moro. I will have a lirnitrii
of hair. I iheretore cncoriuny recommend Htq
the public as worthy their best confidence. -
SKTII MORGAP. '
Elizabcih City, N. C, April IGlh, 1652. r
Camoen Coustv, N. C, April 1, 1B62.. V v
Ma. I.. IC. Saundsbs Sir: Some twelve monh''
ao my hair commenced fulling off, and to such an :
nxtent that I began to fear that 1 should becemo
prematurely bald. After usinff many nrcparatlpns .
of the day without any benefit 1 had nearly de-,
.r,,.'.r..il tf f.v.ri hnnn. wh.n I wllfl Vnriinmnncliid .
lo iry your iiair iv.eniuiiiiiv n iiieiii u iiiuuc-'
ui.r,.rian,l nml rTriillfti.cl nriAln mnrt lvlr.1 -
to find a very decided improvement. ; I now pos,
sess a full cron of hcalihy Imlr. which I can onlv
attiliuito to tne oxtraoruinary quuiiues oi yoUit i
., ....... ,ii ... i... . t. --
lastly colehratcd Hair Kcstorative. ' .
MARTHA KTIIFfUIDOK'. ,
Ki rzAnKTH City. N. C. JunO 1st. IBn2 '
.Ve iho undersigned having used T Kl Saun7
ders' Hair Rcstoiaiive" and fully 10tcd Its merits 4'
t.. l;., 1 1.. I,,!.. ,..'. an TA In nrll'ln llirtf. it. A k.lll....V
CIII....illlJI WB'J HU ... ...IJ.I. ...IM. " U UVIflf. U.'.,
it Is all that 11 is recommended m uo, jinij we would
from our knowledge of Us extensive usefulness v
cheerfully recommend it as (he very best ' article
I'm the hah' now in use and with the firm belief -
that It will give entire sutisfuctfoo to cvory ' one ,
who will give it a fair trial. .
dm. J.C. II. Krlilnshuus, attorney at lawj
Davis Griee, M. D-i U. John Mursftravo, M. D.J-t
Dr. Wm. Hodgos, Dontlst i Dr. J. B;OodwIn, pen
list; Col. Wm. G. Cook 1 Kx Mayor Richardson ;."
I, ilm Pool, F.sq., aitornow nt law 1 Keyt- Mr. Kcr i":.
bes; Seth S. Whidbec, F.sq 1 Kdward Mason Esn:-.
Invented and prepared solely by S. K. Saunders k '
F.li7.abeth City, N. C. f ' J f .
For sale wliolosalo and retail byvK. W. Snun- !
ders, Fdizabcih City, N. Ci Messrs. cSmlth & A-i -v
known. Baltimore, Md.J Messrs Canby St Hatch, A
Italiimorc, Md ; and for sale by Druggists and Mer- 7
chants, generally. Price 75 ccnia per Bottle. M 1 V
For sale by Messrs. S. B. 4c J. A. EVANS,
Agents Wilmington. N C. ' ,"TUJ :f ' ,
Juno 29, 1852. ; , ' 45-6. 1
POISOiNTNG.
'-It
nioiTTciivnQ .k- t' ww! r.. .
' . 1 , 1.1 m 1, .7.1 ui nun: iiib wing ubu t iniiiiiiiiirn i
X composed of Castor oil, Calomel, etc., . are not v" -aware,
that while they appear to benefit tho patienia-7
they ure actually laying the foundations efor a scrio; :
of diseases, such as salivation, loss of sight, woalif,-
ncss of limbs, &c. j t
In another column will be fouud the advertise'
ment of Hobcnsack's Medicines, to which we ask , : '
the attention of all directly interested In tholr own
. .1.-C l..u i . 1.1. ri ,1 -
. - " . .. . -B- v .
118 wen us uicir cuiiorcn s iiiniiiu. . n uiver vum- . .
plaints and nil disorders arising front lhoso of abil' V; ..
lions typo, should make use of tho only genuine '
medicine, Hobcnsack's Liver Pills" '" '
I if'" He not deceived,'' but ask for Jlobcnsack'a
Worm Syrup and Liver Pllls,and observo that each .f;
has tho signature ol tho Proprietor, J. N. HOBEN-..'
SACK, ns none else are genuine. r f '
julyk J87 v ,
JUST RECEIVED.
A NOTHF.R Lot of that favorite Baton' froraf
J Richland, and for sale by
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GENTS' n iTS AND CAPS
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IALL Siyo Gents' Hats and Caps, now ready for ' -1
delivery lo our patrons. Those wishing egtwl , A
(irfi'cfuat a Jairprki will find iho snme at ihoHaf v,
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Arrival and )epar1ure; onhe MalU from UM' ;
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Tho mail from tho North Is due verf day tl Q -
A. M., undOl P. M.! Close ai; a quarter bcloro , .
ond a. 9 P. M. precisely. ' - 1
v Tho mall from the South, by steamer from Char- -lesion,
arrives daUy, boui 8, A. M.t Closos at 0
A-. M. 'i ';'r;4'.-.'' is ' '
The rnall front Onslow Court- IIouAe,- 8noad's
Ferry, Ac. Is duo every Monday at 0 P M.- Clo- JJ
sua every Thursday ai 9 P. M. ; 1 '
' The mail from Long Creek, Block River Chapel,.' -Ac,
Is duo evory Thursday ot 6 P. M.and closes ,
same night at, 9 P.M.; 1 ' " 'l "-
Tho mail from Faynttevlllo, via Kllr.abcth Town t ;
nnd Prosppet Hull, .f-c; Is duo cyery Tuesday i
Thursday and Saturday at 9 A. M. Closes smo ,
davs nt n quarter before 10 A. M. ;
1 1'tTAh extra nackngo will be made up of Lotler.
go , ,? North prjllehmond. Vs., w.il be kep open .
mitil 7 AM. All othirl-etters sja-st n . In the ,
Ollicoal tho hours above named,, oMhcy villi no ,
bo mailed until next 'succeeding moil. , ' .-