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WILMINGTON, N. C, TUESDA? MORNING, MACH,14 1854.
VOLUME VIIINUMBER 153.
WHOLE NUMBER-1052
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MISCELLANY.
A MAGAZINE STORY.
ES TELLE;
OR, A PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES.
His rising heart betrayed
rlemorse for all the wreck it made
Her talc untold her troth too deeply proved."
Btros.
'You here, mon ami! Who would expect
Ho find you id such a place as this V
The scene wa the cemetery of Pere la
Chaise; the exclamation occasioned by the
rpreseirtre of a young man whom I encounter
'eJ sUdJenly in n shady spot, cioscly border
ving on the tomb ot Abelard and Hi-loiie,
where I had been ei.iHdi.ig in Rcnlimrilal
mood tr at least half an hour. Now. theie
waa no doubt he had aa much right in the
burying ground as I. The pleasant May
breeze was aa tree for him as fur mc ; the
sundhine was common properly ; the eoft
'willow leaves had not opened IhemscI vrn ex
flusivtly fir my enjoyment; nor had the
svente' violets blonrni-d for me. alone. Nor
fhou'd I have exclaimed thus, hud I met him
anywhere ele in possession of these sweet
spring privileges; but here in Pere la Chniir
tliiil wa tl:e wonder ! and therefore I ex
claimed Who would expect to find you in such a
place as litis V
He smiled not the smile that electrified
the audience every evening in the theatre,
hut a melancholy smile, .tinctured with satire.
thai I should share the common prejudice
that comic actors nmt be comic fc Hows.
' Pardon me.' I said, answering this look
' I am aware I have no right to inquire ; but
confess a god of mirth is not often seen wan
dering among the tombs !'
' Not often sought there, at any rale,' said
D . But do you think this phrce sad V
1 On the contrary to me it is cheerful as the
gayest promenade in Paris. .The dead are
so cared for, their tastrs so minutely consult
ed, their tombs so prettily decked, and one's
thoughts are pleisanlly sobered down, hut
by no means oppress d. as in our English
burying grounds.'
' Ah ! everything is sad in your country,'
said the Frenchman, raising his eyebrows
piteously.
' While here,' I aiiJ. laughing, 'only the
comic actors are so." T
D passed his arm through mine.
' You shall see why,' he said, briefly ; and
led me back ulong the narrow path by which
he had come.
Presently we stood beside a tomb, hung
with wreaths of everlasting, and planted
with choice flowers.
On the simple cross, of purest marble, was
written :
" EstellK de C
Aged eighteen years."
The words. 1 To my daughter,' were also
inscribed below; arid among the garlands
were nianv in which the words. ' A ma F'ille.'
Iiad been interwoven. O e. evidently fresh
ly placed among the rest, bore this mono,
R. grets cternels,' in bhick and white im
mortelles. I stood looking Rt this last resting place of
some cherished child, who had jupt budded
into womanhood, to be culled by death, and
wondering how many thero were in the cir
cle that once idolized her, who still brought
flowers to her grave, when D , laying
his hand lightly on my arm pointed to a feat
near us. He was in one of those moods when
the soul, too weak to bear alone the sorrow
that wt-ighs it down, turns to the first comer
and fi.tds relief hy the mere utterunce of iu
woe.
' Sit down,' he said ; ' I will (ell you her
lale.'
"V ou knew her?' I asked.
-Or she would not he theie,' he replied.
His voire was brokn. I Ji.i not look at him,
but waiied till his emotion had passed aivay.
Presently he continued A y ear ago she
was pure and h-auii!ul as an agel. We met,
we loved, aud she is there!'
You were faithless 1 I asked, reproach
fully. 'Faithless!' he repeated. 'No; men are
not faithless to women like Estelle. especial
ly when they Rtoop from a high-born sphere
to love one infinitely below them. Unwor
thy ss I was of her innocent love, I returned
it with as sincere a passion as my soul is ca
pable of. How olten have these quiet ppotd
witnessed our glad meetings; how olteo has
the solemn shade of cathedral pillars, or the
glitter of.a masked ball, concealed our love
from those who watched over her. Enough!
she was mine mine for ever, as I fondly
thought ; but love had mingled poison with
his svreets. Can angels fall, and forget the
heaven they have lost? Estelle's remorse
was stronger than her love; the one would
have given her immortality the oiher plan
ted death in her bosom.
Suddenly I lost sight of my beloved. In
vain I sought her in our former haunts ; -she
no longer visited them ; in vain placed letters
in the httnds of our amjidanle : she never
came to receive them.
Fool that I was to doubt her! to fancy
anything could shake her faith, or make her
false to her vows of constancy. Had she
not sacrificed all lor me? forgotten family
and parents, nay heaven itself? and yet I
mistrusted her !
1 ceased my inquiries I sought to forget
bcr.
One evening I was disturbed while at
dinner, by the announcement of a stranger.
It was the medical adviser of Estelle's fami
ly. He came to tell me that Madlle. De
B was dangerously ill; and in conse
quence of mental aberration, as hci friends
supposed, bad for many days been calling on
my name, and entreating thai she might see
me once more before she died. By the doc
tor1 advice, and as a last resource, her pa
rent had consented to this strange request,
and now sent to invite my presence in their
house, hoping the sight of me would be suf
ficient to dispel the dying girl's delusion.
There was an intelligent look in Dr. L.'s face
aa he told me this, which gave me intuitive
confidence fn him, and convinced me, when I
afterwards recalled it. that he had a strong
suspicion of the real late of the case, which
was doubtless confirmed by ray overwhelm
ing g'ief.
I flew to the dwelling of m' beloved ; and
the doctor insisting that only he and 1 should
enter ihe sick room, scarcely a moment elaps
ed ere I stood in her presence.
' Her open arms received me, ber eyes
flashed with the same pleasure as of yore ;
tjut oh ! bow changed Estelle, Estelle.'
The unhappy man bent his head and sob
bed aloud.
did not attempt to comfort htm ; I knew
remorse was mingled with his grief, and that
it was better so.
1 fie went 'on alter a while
At seven o'clock I was compelled to be at
the theatre, to perform in the first and last
pieces. It was within half an hour of the
time.
" -She suffered me to go with difficulty.'
'You will come back will you not?' she
asked, as I held her once more in my arms.
I shall not sleep till I have seen you again.'
' I promised, and tore myself away from
that clinging embrace. 1 reached the thea
tre, I dre-sed, and played my part. Yes,
played it, laughed, jested, mocked Rt love,
and was cheered, doubly cheered ! The ap
plause delayed me. Impatient to have done.
I hurried on with my part ; the piece seemed
the livelier for it the ipplause became great
er. In the interval between the pieces I
rushed out of the house, and flYd along the
streets, towards Estelle's home. I knew 1
could not reach ii if mattered not. It seem
ed to me some miracle nm't be worked in
my favor; that so::iv one would meet me
with news of her ; that lime itself would
stand still in my bthiih. The night air. the
exercwe. recalled mn to my senses; I stepp
ed, and conscious of my madness, retraced
my steps.
' Enough ; it was over at last ! both pieces;
and at midnight I n ai ed her house. 1 had
rushed Irotr. the stage without changing my
dress ; 1 knew she would not reproach me
lor such hasl.
The entrance door stood open ; the con
eicr;e was absent. 1 remember even then
nothing, as I flew by. how her candle was
dying iilfuily away in the socket. There
was no one on the stairs as I hounded uj
ilieni no one watching in the ante room he
side her bed room door. The silence that
reigned in the house was frightful. I enter
id, gasping and horror struck ; 1 knt:vv not
wl . L iiiT la ers were buriiimr beside her
C'Hir.'l ; t '.vn prtets kneeling in prayer but
she h id ! !"-!! iicr promise ; she slept be
fore 1 came m-ver to wake again.
I was one of I hose who followed Iter here.
The white garland lay upon her coffin ; I
alo.ie knew lhal he who slept beneath it had
oo right to bear lhal snowy wreath."
Dublin Magazine.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE
We take the following from the Wash
ington Star of the 20ih ultimo:
''There is at present in the Arashington
Orphan Asylum an orphan child, the
daughter of a married couple of the name
of West, both of which illfated pair were
the victims, about twelve months ago, of
want and misery The woman fell down
dead in our city, as she was begging from
door to door for relief, and the husband hd
lowcd her a few days after to their last
resting place, having been conveyed to the
alms house, where he died. Their sole
companion, a daughter, five years of age,
was placed in the Orphan Asylum, and has
now been serif for from England by the
sister of the mother. It appears that they
were very highly connected, the unfortu
nate man having been an Episcopalian
minister of the Church of England, and
the sister of the wife is married to a colo
nel in the British army."
SASH, BLIND
AND DOOR AGENCY.
formerly contnclcd by (iuy C. lllc!ihis.
rpHE public are hereby inloniied, that 1 have
Sash, HI lids and l)oi s. m.mufai i u red hy the
New Haven Coin., ana am prepared to nil. in
orarrs in the above lir.r. The quality of the
work ol the Mew Haven Com. is well known in
thismarket. Builders and all persons in want of
the above articles, are requested to send in their
orders, and they will he ro nptly tilled. Terms
invariably cash on delivery.
H M. A. GWVKR.
Gentral Agent Committteii and Forwarding Mer
chant .
April 18. 15
CHKESE.
BOXKS for Rile by
Kit KP: MAN & HOUSTON.
100
Jan.
19 130
SAII, BLIND AND D00K FACTORY.
p II K uhseri!er i.i prepared to fill all orders for
1. Sasho.-", lllin.ls or Doors, at the shortest notice.
The work will be well exeeuted. with iho besi of
materials. He will a'so keep consta ntly on hand
a sooj supply of ail ihe ize.-. most commonly used;
will be thank fa I to iho-e disposed tu encourage
Ii one manufactures. Call ami e. inline my work
before sendine your orders IVurth.
S. P. IVEY. .
Wilimngton, V. C , Jan. 12 1851 12 7-3m
DR. GEORGE BKTTiNER,
OF NCKtTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE, No 538, BROADWAY,
Oil IT TUB
PRESCOTT HOUSE - NE 'V YORK.
Eeb. In. 142-1 ve.
T. V. WORI II,
Gcueral Commission Merchant,
iv iii mi ve rox, v . c.
TTSUAL. advances ma le on consignments ofCot-
J ton, Naval Store and otner produce
' Panieular attention given by G. VV. Davis to pur
chasing caros, procuring freight for vessels, &c.
JjO.41 i
MORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
THIS is a Purely Vegetable Compound. cientifi
1 cally prepartd 1 rom the beot, Roots and Herbs
oi me .Materia Kedica. and na gained an unrivau
ed reputation for the following effects, viz :
fUKIFYlXG THE BLOOD,
nd thuscuring all H u mors. .Sores, Ulcers, Cuta ne
ous Kriintions. Canker, Scald Head. ic.
Realating and Cleansing the Stomach k Bowels,
thusit cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion, ostiveness.
rues, e.
Strengthening the Digestive Ortrans.
thus causing the food to nourish and -tupportevery
part.
REGULATING THE SECRETARY ORGANS,
and, by enabling i hem to perform their proper func
tions, preventing andcuring Bihous andotherpain.
ful diseases.
Strengthening and Quirting the Nervous System,
thus allaying Nervous I rr: tat ion, and curing all dis
eases of the Nerves.
It is unrivalled in the cure ol all
FEMALE DISEASES.
a Weakness, I rregulariiy.' ibstruciions, 4 c.
1 1 is pleasant to take, and safe in all eases ; act
ingin harmony with ihe restoring powers of nature
it neverinjures but alwayi benefits and cures, as
thousands of voluntary certificates from the best
authorities testify . Prepared by
O. MORSR 4' CO. 2 1 Maiden-Lane, N . Y.
Sold by Drnsgisir ind others throughnutihisand
otherconntries. S. B. d J A. R VANS, Agents,
Wilmington. N. C. -sept.
30. 8-ly-c
P PER HANGINGS. Shades and Curtain
Lace and Damask made and put up bv
WILKINSON S KSISR,
Nov. 15. Upholsters.
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE.
BY agreement, to close the affairs of the "Wil
miogton Free PreV' establish 'nent. all the type",
fixtures. Press, good will, :tc.. of tha Wilmington
Frae Press newspaper. Artplv at this office or to
, EDWARD CANTvVELL, Mortgiree.
Jan. 10 N. C. Stdtesni in copy t""1'
TOWING BY, STEAMER CALHOUN
ORDERS fortowingby STEAMER
f AI.HflllN. will hiure attention if
Aleft at the office of
GKO. IIAHRTSS.
J05.
Not. IS,
THE TRI-WEERLY COMMERCIAL.
It published every Tuesday, Tkdmoay and
Saturday ac $3 per annum, payable In all cases
in advance.
BY THOMAS LOWING Editob and Propbib
ro, Corner Front and Market Streets,
W1LMIXGTOH, K. C.
KATES OP ADVEKTISIXG.
1 sqr. 1 insertion SO 50 I 1 sqr. 2 months, Si 00
1 ' l " 75 1 ' 3 " 5 00
t " 3 " 1 00 I 1 " 6 " 8 00
1 " I month, 2 50 1 ' 12 12 00
Ten lines or less make a square. If an adver
tisement exceeds ten lines, the ptice will be in
proportion.
All advertisements are payable at the time of
their insertion.
Coniracts with yearly advertisers, will be made
on thciuoet liberal terms.
No transfer of contracts for yearly advertising
will be permitted. Should circuusiances render
a change in business, or an unexpected removal
necessary, a charge according to the published
terms will be at ihe option ol the coniruetor, for
the time he has advertised.
The privilege of Annual Advertisers is strictly
limited to their own immediate business ; and ail
advtrtiscnn ni for the benefit of other persons,
as well as all advertisements not immediately con
nected wiih their own business, and all excess of
advertisements in length or otherwise beyond the
limits en paired, wi:l e charged ni ihe usual rates.
No Advertisements is ineluded in the conTact
for the sale or rent of houses or Innds in town or
con n try . or for l lie sale or hire of negroes, wheth
er the property is owned by the advertiser or by
other persons. The-o' are excluded by the term
"immediate business "
All advertisements inserted in the tri-weekly
Co nmcrcial, are entitled to one ieserlion in the
Weekly free of chtirse.
JOB. t VRD AND FANCY PRINTING,
EXECUTED IS SLWUlllR STYLE.
AGENTS l-'OU THE COMMEKCIAL.
-Veie York Messrs. Brown-& De Rob bet.
liotton Chahlbs -Smith, Nio.ti. Ueniral Wharf.
Piiiladelpiia S. K. (,'ohes
IJaltimore Wm. tl. PeAKEand Wm. Thomson.
BUSINESS CARDS.
D. C. FUEKMAN. GEORGE HOUSTON
t'iti-:E1IAN HOUSTON,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS,
SV I L M I N G TON , N . C.
I. C. I' It Eli. MAN & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
173 1UNT STitEET,
NKV VOltK.
KRI.EMAS AND Ili'liSTON, VILMIGTON, Ji C
' ElCP constantly on h ind n stock ef Flour,
IV Corn. I'ork, Baron. Sa.'l, Coffes, Sagar, Mo
hisses, 'fobacco, Cigars, Snulf, Candles. Soap, 'or-
tisn and Domestic liquors and Wines; Iron,
ails, 1'aint, (Jits, (rlast, Umcsttcs, Hats, tsools.
S.'iocs, litatlier. Agricultural Implements, and a va
riety of other articles, suitablejor Tamil) and plan
tation use and ihe retail ir.'ole, which they will
disnoi.c of in lots to suit deulcrs or consumers on
reasonable terms for cash, or in exchange for Na
val Stores or other produce.
The senior partner D. C. Frbeman, is located in
the ciiy of New York ; the junior partner, Ceo.
UoesTON, tn Wilmington. It desired, advances,
will be made on e irniunments to and from either
place. All business entrusted to them will receive
propor attention; and orders for Goods will be
proinptlva nd carefully filled.
Sept. 9, 195'. t-t.
J. ). I, ATT A.
COMMISSION' MERC HAST f GESERAL
A tr fc . .
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Oct. 1.1S53. 85-ly
A. H VAVBOKRELEN.
General Agent, Commission and Forwarding
Merchant,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Particular attention given tosaleand purchase
of N.ival Stores.
June 1, 1553. 123-ly.
HENRY NUTT,
FACTOR AM) FfJUWARDIJili AGENT,
Will girt his ptrsial attention, to business entrust
ed la his care.
Sept. 8, 1353. 75-tf.
WILLIAM n, PEARE,
COLLECTOR AND ADVERTISING AUtNT.
l"or Country Newspapers throughout the
United States,
Basement of Sun Iron Bu '.dings, Baltimore street
All business entrusted to his care transacted
promptly, on liberal terms.
sept 7 95-f
V. C. HOWARD,
GENERAL Commission and Forwarding Mer
caant, Wilmington N. C
Liberal Jash idvances made on Consignments.
Nov. 23 109-tf
S. M. WEST,
Auctioneer aud Commission Merchant,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
w
ILL ?ell or buv Ileal Estate and Negroes at
a small commission.
A LS I :
Strict attention given to t lie sale of Timber, Tur
pentine, Tar, or any kind of Country Produce.
O fiee socond duor, South side of Market street,
on the wharf.
June 12. 1353. 33-ly.
0. L. FILLYAW,
PRODUCE BROKER.
COMuISSlll! AD F0RWIBDJ3G MERCHANT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
September 20th, 1:53. 80-ly-c.
JOSEPH R. BLOSSOM,
r.f.nirnl Prim mwcinri ari l FnrW:. nlinf Mf mil 8 fit
U Uirim twtu iiiiaoiuu saui --a
Prompt personal attention given to Coiisigu-
.v Siia ab Uhinmpiit.
Liberal Cash advances made on Consignment to
tn or to my iicw in
Wilmington, Jan. 30, 1853. 3B.
WILKINSON & ESLER.
CASH DEALERS IN
rrfuI'cctIonary . I'rult. Nuts. Toys.Patiey Ar-
' icles. I"eriomci-y , uuirao scgars, otc.
WHOLESALE AS D RK l AIL,
MARKET 8TRECT,
WILMINGTON N.C
-;t.30,I852. .10-tl
R91INTR EE, WATS0Ni" CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
Tf ruttiSt , New York.
L'btral Aleance Mde.au Consignments.
1. D. aJUNTBSB, B. C. WATIU.1, W. U. WIOOISS
August lb, 1053. 69-ly.
I. WE3SEL. B. B. EILER8.
WESSEL Sl EILERS.
COMMISSION M KltCH ANTS AND WHOLE
WSALK GROCERS. North Water Street. Wil
mingion, N. C, ln,leod to keep at the above
stand general aseortinen lot uroeerles, uiquors,
and Provisions at wholesale and to carry on a
Genera iUommiutop uueincss.
iPlirsol
K. P.Hall.Pres't Brch Bank ofthe State, i
O. Q. Parsley, Pres't Commercial Bank. Wil
P. K. Dickinson, Mq - )
Jan.SP 1853 131.
T. C.'&B. G. AV0RTH.
C011I SS10.I AM FOSWA tBISG SERCHSSTJ,
wtUMiixuru?it-&. t.
Jin,. T 125-c
BUSINESS CARDS.
J AS. H. CHAD BOURN & CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON. Tf . C.
Jas. H. Chadboobs. - Gso; Chadmiis.
Jun. 1,1353. 13.
RUSSELL & BROTHER,
(LATB BLLIS, BCSSBLt. & CO.,)
JESERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, NVC.
Libera cash advances made on consignments of
Naval stores, Cotton, and other produce.
May 3, 1853.
C. & D. DuPRE.
WHOLE SALE AND RETAL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Paints, Oil,
Dye S tufts. Gla-s- Perfumery, Cigars,
Old Liquors, I' atiry Articles, Ac.,
MARKET STREET,
W I Ii M i N ii T O N , N . C .
rescriptionscarefully-'ompounded by experi
enced persons. "
March 28. 1853.
WILLIAM A. UWYEit,
General Asent-Porwartliagi Commission Merchant.
I take pleasure in informing my friends, that I
am prepared to give all business entrusted to me
efficient and personal attention; 1 have a' wharf for
Navnl Stores, with ample aecommodatioss, Spirit
Husc, and Warehouse. Consignments of Naval
Stores for sale or shipment ; end all kinds of coun
try proJucc solicited. Cash advances made on
concinmi'nis.
April 13, 1553. 15.
Gm u. kelly7
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nex t do"t to A . A . Wan net's, on Nort h iVa u-1 s t.
willatnmii to tlie fair of ail kinds of Countrv I'ro
iuce,.siifh Corn, l'etis, Meal, Hacot) . I.arii , it,
ind wii i U' c i-oiict , nit ly on hand a f u 1 1 ti ppl y f
Groceries. Ac.
tl.-lr r.'nces.
Willes Hall, o 1 vv.-i ) :ie , J no doilae, Wilmington
W Caraway. ' Gen. Alt . MeRae. "
K P. rla.ll, vVilmington . Wiley A . WalKei , ' '
Uec. I J, 185. 1 15-1 y.
GEORGE MYERS,
Wil JLESlLlfi AD RETAIL GIJUCKR
Keeps constantly on hand, U'tne. Teas, Liquors.
Provisions, H ooi and WUloit n are, truit,
CuiiJ'cctiontirUs, tf-c . Souti Front si reel,
WILMINGTON, N. ' j.
Nsv. IS, 1852. 109.
S. B & J A EVANS7,
WHOLESALE AND KETUSi DltL'tGlSTS,
Wl LMINOTON, N. C.
Will keep always on hand 8 lartr and very select
stock of Drug', Medicines, Jhi-nucals, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Suriciil ! nt rumrnis, Patent Medi
cines, Perfumery, die, at low prices.
Jan. 18, lboJ. HU.
JOSEPH H. FL INNER,
General Cosuaiissioii Merchant,
Wilmington, n. c.
May 9th. 1853.
R7-lv e.
J. HATHAWAY & sON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
J. Hathawat, J. L. Hathaway.
Feb. 15, 1333. 31.
JAMBS ANDERSON. BDWA (ID S VAOE.
ANDERSON & SAVAGE,
QESERAL COMMISSION' MERCHASTS.
WILMINGTON rt.O.
Liberal cash advances mude on consign inents.
Oct. 22. 94
GEO. HARRiSS,
General Commission Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
rjTRICT attention given to procuring Freight
J and purchasing Cargoes for vessels.
Ktna to
K. P. Hall, Ksq. 1
? ?T"Xth' Wilmington.
I. A. Taylor. Ksq. "
J. D. Bellamy, Ksq. J
Messrs. I ooLei, bmyiii dc Lo., ? N York
' Thompson Hunter,
Alcx'r. Herron, Jr. Philadelphia.
Messrs. Williams &, Butler, ),.,,... o
H- K. Baker, Ksq. i
Jan. 2. 1853. 12 Mf.
COCHRAN & RUSSELL.
(SCr.CESSORS Til TnOS. AUBUaE & CO.)
General Commission Merchants,
So 31, North Wharves, md ii3 North Water Sts.
fHlliAUISLl'IllA.
1. ItADTIT COCHBAH, 1
W. S. BU4BELL.
Liberal cish advances made on consignments.
July 30th, 1353. 53-tf.
H. OOLLNER G. POTTLR. Jf
DOLLNER & POTTER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEW YORK:
Liberal Cash Adea.ncs made on all Consignments.
April 30. 1853. 20-ly-pd.
C. DnPRE & CO.
WHOLESALE ANI RETAIL GROCERS
Corner front and Irlncess-streets,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
C. DUrrtE. D. B. BAKER.
J. D. LOVE,
MANUFACTURER ASD DEALER IN
CABINET FURNITURE,
BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, &ofec.
. Krout street, South ot Market,
bkown's bpildi.vg, wu.mi.vctox. n c.
Sept. 16, 1852. ' 79-y-c
MESS PORK.
p?f BBLS City Mess; 100 bbls. Plated Mess;
JJ 50 bb Is Rusty do. For sale by
Feb. 15. FREEMAN fc HOUSTON.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.
THR Subscriber offers for sale that most
desirable DVVPLLING AND PRKMIS-
,E"?. situate at the North-Western imcrotc-
tion of Third street with Red Cro.-s street, t lie
Lot fronting 100 feet on Red Cross, and 00 feel
on Third.
The Dwelling House, Kitchen. Smoke-K ouse,
Stabics. and oil the other out-houses on the pre
mises, have been built within a few years, of
choice materials, in ihe best manner, and nearly
all of them covered with tin. The Dwelling
House is caDacious. handsomely finished, and
most conveniently planned, and all the other build
ings are judiciously arranged, and well fitted up.
There are few Lots in Wilmington so desirably
located, and the improvements on which ae so
admirably adapted for a family residence. Third
street on the entire Eastern line of this lot, is 99
feet wide, and separates it from tliat on winch a
new Episcopal Church is about to be erected.
Persons desiring to pnrehase, can ascertain
trma of sale bv anolicaiion to the subscriber, or
V M Nixmr. Kaa.. or M. Cboklt, and the sub
scriber will cheerfully accompany any such wo
wish to inspect the premises. ,T
zl. R. IX' N.
Sept. 8, 1853. '5-tf.
NOTICE.
THEsubseriber.respeetfull informs the public,
that he ia nowi ranasctiog the Auction business
on his own account, and hopes by strict attention to
business, to merit a coh'ib"' iwroiMgc
nereloiore aonoerauy Bcawwcuayvu mm.
o ..V Da.tr.t.t. mr,A Tftrrtvlt twvno-br nrA Rtli
on a cornmlsBion ot 1 percent either at private or
pnoucsaie.
Ja,8,l853. 28
' SHAWLS -
1Q0
Lows' and Sonar Bar atate isha wis, jus
received HENDRJCK fc RYAN
MEDICAL HOUSE,
A. 1G, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
Established in order to afford the Afflicted
sound and scientific . dedicat Aid,
and for the suppression of
Quackery.
DR. 1. B. Smith has for many .years devoted his
whole attention to the treatment of P rival o com
plaints, in all their varied and complicated forms.
His great success in those long standing and diffi
cult cases, such as were formerly considered incur
able, is sufficient to commend him to the public as
worthy of the extensive patronage he has received.
Within the last eight years, Dr. S.has treatedmore
than 29,500 cases of Private Complaints, in thtir
different forms and stages; a practice which no
doubt exceeds that of all other physicians now ad
vertising in Baltimore, and not a single case is
known where his directions were smelly followed,
and medicines taken at reasonable time, without
effecting a radical and permanent cure ; thsrefore,
persons alSicted with diseases of the above nature,
' no m titer how difficult or long standing the case
may be, would do well location Dr. Smith, at his
office. No. 16, South Frederick St., and If not effec
tually relieved no remuneration will be required for
his services. His medicines are free from Mureury
and all mineral poisons; put up in a neat and com- -pact
form, and may be taken in a public or piivate
house, or while travelling, without exposure or hin
drance from business, and except incases of vio
ent inflammation, no change of diet is necessary.
STRICTURES. Dr. Smith has discovered a
new method b v which he can cure the worst form of
stricture and that without pain or inconvenience to
the patient, lrri'ation of the uretha, or prostrate
glands,or neckof the bladder,is sometimesmisiaken
Icrstricture8 by general practitioners orcharlatans.
YOUNG MEN
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility, wheth
er originating from a Certain Destructive Habit, or
from any other cause, with train of bodily a nd men
tal evils which follow, when neglected, should mnke
un early application, thereby avoiding much trouble
and sutfciing, as well as expense, liy his improved
method of trcaiment, Dr. S. can safely guarantee a
speedy and perfect cure in all casts ol t L is com
plaint. TO FEMALES,
All dise.ies p 'culiar to Females (as also Sup
pressions, Irregularities, &c.) speedily and effectu
ally removed. The efficacy of his remedies, for the
cure of t hen bo ve affections, have been well tested
in an exteosi ve practice" for the last twelve years.
Persons at a distance may consult Dr. S. by a
letter, post-paid, describing case, and have medicine
securely put up and forwarded to any part of ihe
United St.ites. always accompanied with full and
explicit directions for use. Communications con
sidered strictly confidential. Office arranged with
separate lpnrtmcnts, so that patients never see any
one but (he doctor himself. Attendance doily, from
S in the morning till ft nt night.
S. B. Persons afflicted with any of the above
complaints, will do w II to a ,'oid the various
NOSTR&MS ASD SPECIf ICS.
odveniei J by A pothec;iries and Druggists as a cer
tain cure for any and every disease. They are put
up to sell, but not to rure. and frequently do much
more harm than good the retire avoid them.
A word to the wis is sufficient. Address
DR. J. C. SMITH, 16 South Frederick st.,
Baltimore. Md.
Oct. 13. 90-ly-c.
HENRY'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
PUREE Y VEGETABLE JN ITS
COMPOSITION.
'TMHS invnlual.le Cordial, is extracted from Herbs
-L and Roots, which have been found afier yea is
of experience, by the most skillful Physicians, to
be possessed of qualities most beneficial in the dis
eases lor which it, is recommended, and hence
whilst it is presented to the public, as an effica
cious ri'inedy, it is also known to be of that charac
ler on which reliance may be placed as to its safety.
In casosof linpotcncy, Iloemorrhages, Disordered
Sleridiy.Mt nsiruation. or Suppression ofthe Men
ses, Kl uor Albus or bites, or for
.DEBILITY
arising from any cause, such as weakness from sick
ness. where the patient has been confined to bed for
some time, for Femalesofter Confinement, A bortion
or Miscarriage, this Cordial cannot be excelled In
its salutary effects: or in loss of M uscular Knergy
Irritability, Physical Prostration, Seminal Weak
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion, Slug
gishness, Decay of ih Procreafive Functions, Ner
vousness, Ac, where a to.vic Medicine is required,
it will be foundequal, if not superior to any Com
pound ever used.
TO FEMA LES.
Henry'sInvigoraiingCordlal, is one of the most
invaluable Medicines in the many Complaints to
which tf etnalds are subject, it assists nature to
brace the whole system, check excesses, and creates
renewed health and happiness. Less suffering,
disease and unhappinuss anions Ladies would exist.
were they generally to adopt the use of this C r
dial. Ladies who are debilitated by those obstruc
tions which females are liable to, arc restored by
tho use of a bottle or two, to bloom and to vigor.
i uuiu jvtj.y.
That solitary practice, so fatal to the existence of
man and it is the young who are most tapt to be
come its victims, from an ignorence of the danger
to which they suhjVct themselves, causes
Weakness of the System, and Premature Decay
Many of you may now besutforing, misled as to the
cause or source of disease. To those, then, who bv
excess have brought on themselves Premature lm-
potency, Involuntary Seminal Kuussions, Weak
ness and shrivelling ot trie Uenital Organs, Ner
vous Affections, or anyother consequences of unres
trained indulgence of the sensual passions, occa
sioning the necessity of renouncing thefelicities of
MARRIAGE.
lessening both mental and bodily capacity, Hold!
Henry's Invigorating Cordial, a Medicine that is
purely Vegetable, will aid nature tc restore those
important functions to a healthy state, and will prove
of service to you. It possesses rare virtues, is a
general remover of disease, and strengthtner of the
system
ASA TONIC MEDICINE,
it is unsurpassed. We do not place this Cordial on
a footing with quack medicines, and, as is customa
ry, append a long list of Recommendations, Cer
tificates, Sic, beginning with "Hear what the
Preacher says." and suchlike; it is not necessary,
for ' Henry's Invigorating Cordial," only needs a
trial to prove that it will accomplish all we say.
THE GESC'ISE 'HENRY'S INVIGORA
TING CORDIAL,"
is put up in 8 oz. Pannel Bottles, and is easily recog
nized by the Manufacturer's signature on the lable
of each Bottle, (to counterfeit which is forgery.) as
well as his private Seal on the cork of each Bottle.
C3rSofdforS2 por Bottle; Six for 43; 316 per
dozen.
Prepircd only by S. F.. COHEN. No. 3 Franklin
Row, Vine Street, below F.ishth. Philadelphia, Pa.,
TO WHOM ALL ORDKRS MUST'BK AD
DRESSF.D. For Sale by all respectable Druggists
A Merchants throughout the country.
Oct. 2a. 07-12m-c.
UPHOLSTERING GOuDS.
1 jAPKll Hangings, Curtains, Laceand Damask
I Bands. Loops, Tassels, Shades, dec. All work
in above line done at shortest notice
WILKINSON d ESLER,
Oot 27 over the Fruit Depot.
PURE MEDICAL WINES & LIQUORS.
DARK and Pale French Brandy; Port, Madei
ra and Sherry Wines all of superior quality
s. b.a j. a. Evans.
. Jan 15. 129
CARRIAGES.
1 six seated CARRIAGE,
1 1 Paneled Quarter Rockawsy,
I Quaker Rock away and severallight Buggies
just received and for sale by
Sept27-lf DIBBLE at BRO.
NOW ON HAND.
WE have nov on hand Window Shade, Cur
tains, Cornices, Bands, Tasaeiv, and fixtures
of various kinds ; also sfalluases so hand and
made to order, of any tM and qoafiry.
WILKINSON ESLER. 3-
Jan 7. j; - .. tfpfaotrtarecsv
JUST TO HAND.
2TYVN- c- 400 Ma. Komeagey'a
JJJ S adages , kbL, Cranberries i , 200
lbs. Smoked Beef; 25 boxes Cheese; 2T bbls. as
Hf ted aiuzar; 20 bags Ria and lava Coffee, f
Iaw fbrCash at the original Grocery. " '
Jan. 31. .,1 . SB. MYERS.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR. JOHNSTON Proclaims to the afflicted, far
and near, th it he has discovered the tuost c
ain. speedy and efficacious plan for treating partic-
Btsr aiseasea in t nas ever Been presented to the
world.. By hie plan, founded on observations made
uj nis pun, 1
ospiialsof E
tn the Hospiialsof Europe and America, be
will
lenure -
A CURE IN TWO DA YS, OR NO CHARGE.
No Mercury or Nauseous Drugs Used.
Pains in the Loins, Constitutional Debility, lui
potency, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, affec
tions ot the Kidneys, Palpitaiion of the Jlearl,
Dyspepsy, Nervous irritability, Diseases of the
Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin; and all those serious
and melancholy disorders arising from the destruc"
tive habits of Voulh, which destroy both body and
mind, those secret aid solitary practices more fatal
to their victims than the song of the Syruns to the
mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant
hopes oi anticipations, rendering inariiage,&c., im
possible. YOUNG MEN,
Especially, who have become the victims of Solita
ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of
young men of the mo.n exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entranced lis
tening Senates. with the thunders of eloquence, or
waked to ecstacy the living lyre, may call with full
confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contempla ting marriage,
being aw are ot physical weakness, should immedi
ately consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect
health.
He whojilaccs himself undurthe careof Dr. John
ston may religiously confide in his honor as a gen
tleman, and confidently rely upon hia skill asa phy
sician. OFFICE, "o. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK St.. 7
DOOKS FROM BALTIMORE .St., (east side,)
UP THE STEPS. O-BK PARTICULAR in
observing the NAME und NUMBER, or vou will
mistake ihe place.
DR. JOHNSTON
Member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons, London;
graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States, and lie "renter part of whose
life has becnspnl in the hospitals of London, Par
is, Philadi iphia. and elsewhere, has effected some
ofthe moat ustonishing cures that were ever known;
many irouoiea wini ringing in the head and ears
vpen asleep, ureal nervournsss, being alarmed ot
sudden sounds, and bashfuiness. wiih frequent
blushing, attended sonu times with derangiuur.t '
mind, were cured immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICP
Dr. J. ;.'.dres3es a!l tnose who have injured tl
selves by private and improper indulgences, th -i i
cret and solitary habit Mhich rules both body und
mind, unfitting them for either business or society.
These are some of the sad ar.d melancholy effects
produerd by early habits of youth, viz: Weakntss
of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the He-ad, Dimness
of .Sifht, Loss ot Muscular Power, Palpitation of
the He-art, Dyspepsia, Nervous! rritability, Deranse
mentof the Digestive Functions, General Dcbili y,
Symptoms of Consumption, &c. '
Mentally. The fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded ; Loss of Memory, nf Causlni?
of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, I'.vil-Furcbodiuon
Aversion ! Society, bell-Distrust. Love of Soli
tude. Timidity, die, are some, of the evils produced.
Thousanasol persons, of all ages, can rowjudge
what is thecauseof their declining health. Losing
their vigor, becoming weak, pale and emaciated,
have a singular appearance about the eyes, cough
and symptoms of Consumption.
DR. JOHNSTONS IN VIGOR A TING REM
EDY FOR GENITAL DEBILITY.
This grand und important Remedy has testored
strength and vigor to thousands of the most ner
vous and debilitated, many of whom had lost all
hopes, and been abandoned to die. By its complete
invigoration of the Nervous .System, the whole
facu tics become restored to their proper power and
functions, and the fallen fabric of life raised un in
beauty, onsistency, and duration. upon the ruinsof
an emac:atea ana premature decline to sound nnd
pristine naltn. un, now happy have hundreds of
misguided youtns oce-n made who have been Slid
denly restored to heahh, frcni ihe devastations
those terrific maladies wnich result from indis'
lion. Such persons, before con te-inpla tins
MARRIAGE.
Should reflect thnt a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
Happiness. iiiaee-a, wnnout these, the journey
. u i j luitrrimage, tne pros
pect hourly darkens to the vi.-w- the n,ind becomes
shadowed with despair, and tilled with the nicLn
cholly reflection, that the happiness of another be
comes blighted v ith our own. Let no fnlsedcli-n-cy
prevent you. but app'y immediately, and save
youiseirfrom the dreadful e.netqucuces of thi ter
rible malady.
WEAKNESS OP THE ORGANS
immediately cured and fuli vjgor icstortd
JjT-ALL LETTERS MUST BE POST PAID.
ivemeuics sent to Uuv part of the country.
TO STRANGERS.
DR. JOHNSTON, of the Baltimore Lock Hrs
pital, whose long residence in this city, standing us
a gentleman of character and responsibility, exten
sive practice in the "various Hot-piluls ot Europe
and this country, and skill and experience to which
thousands can testify, as well as his abiliHy in the
Surgicaldepartmeni of his profession, as evide, eed
by reports of his operations on the Kyes ond De
formed Limbs, published in the Baltimore Sun and
other papers, in the years 13-11 i, by which the blind
icere made to see and the lame to walk straight, ren
ders him worthy of all confidence upon the part oi
those who need his professional services, and who
would shun the many trifling and ignorant preten
ders advertising themselves as Phvsicians.
fjTo ihose unacquainted with his reputation,
Dr. Johnston deems it necet-sary to sav that his
credentials or diplomas always hang in his office.
O-OFFICE.N... 7 SOUTH FREDERICK St.,
Etistside, up the steps.
Oct113. 90-Iy-c.
MATTR ASSES.
SERVANT'S Maitra'scs on hand, ot only $1,50.
WILKINSON & ESLER.
Jan. 7 Upholsters.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
1 O fYY1PPOSUUM Skins, also Oner,
X U jvA.' Minx, Fox. Raccoon and Muskrat
Skins. Bring them lo ihe- Hat Store, No. 1 Gran
ite Row, Front i tr- ct. and receive the Highest cash
prices paid for shi ping Furs.
Jn 7 C. M VERS.
STAT10AE1.V.
FRESH upfly of Blank Books, Memoran
dums, Pen. Pencils. Quills. Pen IL-irks. Filp.
A
If dia I! ubber, Wufeis, dec. Ac. Just received b
S. hr. Wari.;; m, ar.d ior sale by J. T. MUiNDS.
Feb.lt. no.
NEW DRY GOODS STORET i
MARKET STIIEET.
NEXT TO MESSRS. & ESLEB.
I HAVK now on hand and fir sale, at (he very
- lowist market prices, a lull atEortmentof fancy
and domestic Dry Goods, viz: Ladies Cotton.
Flannel, Cashmere, Merino and Silk Hose; Gloves
or an qualities and styles; Children's worsted
Boots. Boas, Leggins, Habits, Hood. Hats, Sus
penders, Comfort, Scarfs, Ae.j Merinos; Coheres;
Black 41-iarcas; nw Silk Pliids ; Motislin de
Lames; Persian Cloths; Cashmeres; Calicoes
Uinghams: Bleached Shinintra and Sheetings ;
Brown Shillings and Sheetings ; Oznahurgs ; Can
ton Flannels ; Table Linens; Towellings", Nap
kins; Blue Demims: SlriDcH Shininirs: BediieK.
ings; Plaid Linseysi Marlboro' Stripes ; Kerseys;
Kentucky Jeans : Satinettr: C-i 4inierr. C1iiiK
dte. Ladies white and colored kid Gloves ; Gents
colored kid aDd buckafeln GIovm
I would most respeetfally invite the sttention of
in. euie. to my aaaorunent f French worked
colored Embroidered Handkerchiefs; Dress But-
lui.Bi oiih. uirap; srataaj black Velvet, for l rim
mmii, e.
Haviug now a complete assortment of Dry Goods
I would most reapectfnlljr invite pnrchasers toex
am 25 mT t' ck befor "Oyinsr elsewhere, as 1 te
...uucu. eucjr win ue wen pauiJor their trouble
uueciaeior yourselves.
Oct S. . L; P WILSON.
r HERRINGS.
PBJ- Eastern Henings, on board Brig
Albert Jrtams. from Boston, for sale by
225
Feb. IS.
FREEMAN HOUSTON.
sAX0NY WELCn.
(jJtH qealilies.and Patent fine White Flannels
V afl warranted not lo shrink; Ladies Merino
Testa coloered Velvet Rihbons; Uoamtnsr Plaid
tfeB1fMrtof4Btaak Half ilourniBH, aU
r!f 5 STteans Clotn, Tarme ana la-
ows Cloth. For sale br
JAMBS DAWSON.
109.
MISCELLANY.-
A SOCIABLE BEAR.
The following curious circumstance,
which is said to be trne iq ererjr particular,
is related in "Lloyd's Scandinavian Adveh'
lures:" ' ' ' '
;'Two women, with four children, wertf
fending their cattle at a shealing far froin.
home: It was the dufjr of one of tbt wo
man to tend the caltle in the fore?, whilst
the other occupied herself with. "."household
matters, and in looking after the ehildrer?
1$ o happened, however, on the 3:1 of Inst
September,lhat whilst one -cf the Wottiflrt,
as usufwatched the cattle,' the other nb"
sented rrerself jToir a shori'tirne on a visit o'
a neigTiygreaTing the children allOffefter. s
to themselves?'' She had not-been long;
away, before" "ihejrz perceived two large
brown ajnmals, "which' they took to be,
cows, on'the outside of tho ! fence, border
ing the patch of paatufeground conttguoutr
to the hut. Allchildren are curious and
indifferent to danger. Without considers
tion, therefore, theylimbed over the fence,
and made up to the creatures. When tha
animals became aware of the near approach
of ihe children, the large of 'he. two cotn
pelled the smallrr to lie dwa at the - foot
of a tall pine, an ! then crouched b' it
side, as if to ; ru'.ect it fiora harm., , Where
upon, the loaii of the chiklren Uiat of t'.vo
years of age without hesitition, toddled
directly up to the animals, and laid itself
down likewise- with iisr head resting on -the
belly of the larger one, humming nt
the same time some ntirsery song, as if re
posing on its mother's hip? The other chil
dren remained the while the quiet specta
tors of the scene. When, however, the
eldest had reflected a little, and had come
to the lonclusion that it was not a cow,
but a bear as was ihe fad the child wan
toying with, she became sorely affrighted.
Meanwhile, the infant, who could not rev
main long in the same position, presently
rose from its hairy couch, gathered sciuu
bnle berries irrowing. hard by, ot.d .gave
them to his bed-fellow, the bear, who im
mediately eat thern.out of the babe.' hand !
rhe child next plucked a sprig iroin ;i
neighbors bush, and 'pffered it io the bea',
which bit it in two, allowing the chi! 1 t;
retain the one half."
The Boston l'ei
pants are mi i.. li
iiiri- he discuvui til
Stephens Were- ihi
bruska bill !
't says JJorafC Cirt t !
dun ! r ih;tii i!ir y v. . n.
t!ii i Me r. Tiivii;li.-j
acMi.i! uulhor ofthe .i
Scventj'-otie btuJems i-;ulua!ed at the lato f'ojn
menc'.'inciit of the Medical College at jY.ishvlile.
CHERRY PECTORAL
Por the rapid Core o-
COUGHS C0IDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WH00PING-C01GH,
CROUP, AST D 51 4, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Amona the numerous discoveries Sriinrp lits
mirle in this feneration to facili'.ate tfp ltir,i--M
of life Increase Us enjoyment, and nrn proh-r g
the term of human cxiett-nre, none can Le nun id
of more real value lo mankind, than lliia ceirnrl-
bution of Chemistry to the Healing Art. Avast
trial of its virtues throughout this brroud country,
has proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine, or
combinations yet known, cun ro surely control
and cure the uumcrous varieiies of Du'monatv
disease which have hitherto swept from our uilj.-i
thousands ond thousands every year. Irr!eel
there is now abundant reason to believe a Itemed v
has at length been found which can be relied on,
to cure the inoM dangerous n (lections of the luri"S.
Our space here will not permit ns to publish aiy
proportion of the cures orleetcd by lis une, but v.ei
would present the following, nr.'! refer further in.
quiry to my American Ahri;ir..,e, v,irlj ,t merit
below named, win aiwaya le pleased to furnihh
free, wherein are full particulars, and indisputablo
proois oi inen otuiciiici.iB ;
uince oi i rnneport.n:en
Ii IS53 (
! son, f'ji
Laurens K,R., S. C, Aup 4
r rt n r ... . '.
J. ej . AiEn. u-eoi oir. luv ill!! mm. t..i.r
years old, nas just recovere d from a sevctc aiiuck
ot malignani ccaiiri r ever: his ihrost was r tten.
and every person that isited Urn nionnnn-e.l
him a rieatl i hild. Having used your f'lietrv Pi.c
loral in California, in tha winter of 1S"0, f..r a se
vere attack ot Lironclutts, wfth entire stit-crss.I
u as induced to try it on my liitU; Lov. I t.u. l,ir-.
a leafpoonfuJ eycry three hour?, comment ing hi
th'. morning. and by ten o'clock atnfh? I fennd
decided cbanyefor the belter, and siter th-ce day'
e he was able io eat or drink without pain.
lis use in the above named disease wil! save- many
a child front a premature grave, and relieve th unx
iety of many a fond pare-sat Kc.r all all". cihih f
the throat and lungs 1 bcli-jvc it the best ineai Ine
extant. A feeling of the deepest aratitudeprcinciif
me in nddressintr you thec lines. But lor your
HI! Xlfc-, ft
important discovery rny h'.t'e boy would now liuv
bcn in another world.
1 am yours, with treat respect.
J. D. POWF.LL. Supt.Tians. L. R. K.
Rock Hill, (Somerset Co,) N.J. July 21, if-i.
Da.J.C. Aveb, Since your medicim lia- In -come
known here, it ha-a greater demand than
any cough remedy we have ever so'd l spo
ken of in terms of unmeasured pnlse by those v.hi
nave us d it, and I ' now of some cafes wlwrs Hn
beet they can say of it, i not too much lor rl
good it has dune I take pleasure in veiling ii.
because I know that I am givins my cu"-liin- r
the worth of their money and i feci gratified in
piecing the benefit it confers.
Please send me a further supply, and believe tnr
Vours, wiih tcfpr,
JOHN C V. HITI.OCK.
P. S. Almost any number of Certificates can
be sent you it vou wish it.
Windsor, C. W., June 26, 1S5.
J. C. Af kb. Sir: This may certify that 1 have
used your t htrry Pectoiul fW upwards of one
year ; and it is my sincere beliefth.it 1 should h-iv
been in my irrave ere this lime ii 1 had u It has
cured me of a dangerous nfl- ctiun of the lung',
and I do not overstate my convictions ultra I tell
you it is a priceless remedy.
Vours very respectfully,
D. A. JlcCCLMN,
Atorncy at Law.
Wilksbarrr, Pa., Srpl to. Ic50.
Da. J. C. Avcb. Myflear Sir, Vour mcditino
is much approved of by those who have used it
here, and its composition is each as to insure and
maintain iu reputation, i invatibly rtcemim n.l
it for pulmonary auctions, as d-j many of our p:in
cipal phjsicians.
I am yoor friend.
CHAS. STRF.ATKR, M. D.
ricrAitD ASB SOLD BV JAMBS c. atib.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
Lowell Massacbus'ii.
Sold in Wilmington by S. P. A J. A. EVANS,
and In Kjyetteville, bv S. J. H INS DA LI., and by
DmegMs fencrally f
Jan. 5. ISS4. 12--3sb c.
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