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, V - ." 1 1 1 I Hiriii til 111 111 ml f 1 y - i ni . 'ir; ss " 1 Wf LMINGr'tON, N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23: 1858. WHOLE NUMBER 1 530 VOLUME! XIIrNUMBEK lift -kCv -. -: vrl: ' '. li-'.- : y ii '7 m:- m ' n n r n" m 1, ! ' . :M 11 .! i 1. i 1 1 1 1 1 t r 1 1 i ' . 1 . i.-' : '.( " I I , i 1 1 V . 1 1 I III,. ,.' ; V- !' I o" r SX - . r v , . ,.-., s ? - a- MISCELLANY 1 CONGRESSIONAL. Vashinoto5, Jan 19. Sknatb. The Vice PresiJent la:d bff t the Senate the meannire from the Pr:denf; transmitiioj; a cpy of ihe ctwirenia be. t ween the United Suiee end Denmark, on the eubjct of chf tounil lee. Mr. Owin reponed a bill authcriiinjj the Jrei"lent to contract for the trnpotlaiioM if the mail, troops, muniiions of vrnr, &c ( over railrontf, from the Missouri rivr to S n Francuco; which w mule th acidl or. " der for the fire' MQmlnjr in Februwr : , On motion of " Mr. Sew.irJ, a rraolution was adopted requesting tbe President; if it ia not incompatible with the public inter eats, to communicate to the Senate any in formation in hi possession;' derired, froin officers of the United States ' tqundron oo the coast of Africa, or f oin the British o French gevernmen'SL'of any other ofRcn.1 sources, concerning' the revifnl of tile Afri can slare tritde. : i Mr. Clay, from the committee on com merce, reported back the bill to rcpe f all laws granting: bounties to vessels engaged in the bunks or other od fisheries, Mr. Wilson introduced . a bill to amend the act to continue half pay to certain wid ows and orphans which was approved Feb "ruary 1853. It was referred to the com rnittee on pensions ........ The bill from '.he committee; -on com., merce, on tbe subject of tl a fwherirs, innde the order of the dny far this day two weeks. ' ' Air. Hole submitted enumrmlment to tbe bill, purporting 13 abolish the naful acho at Anm polis and the iniliury school l W est Point. ' Several private bills were considered and pnesed: also, a bill to author ze not tines jmbhc to take and certify oaths, affirm tions and acknowledgmenia in certain casea. -'"'" ' - Mr. Houston rose a .d tid tht it hud be come his painful and melancholy duty to announce to the Senate the deeease of his collengue, Hon. Thoa. i. Rusk, an 1 pro ceeded tv deliver a high eulogy upon . the character of the ''ec;iad. After a. few re. marks by Messrs. CoUttner.Qwin and Se w amine resolutions were i nannnousiy a doptrd, and in accordance therewith the Kfti Ate adjourned. ' IIOUSK OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mr. John Cochrane presented the pet i ti .n of I. V. Fowler and many - others, for an appropriation of public lands, in limited quantities, to actunl s .tils, and remonstra ting ng'tinst further traffic in and mono. nly ot the sntns. ' ' The Speaker annjunced Messrs. Huah' es, Jenkins, Purvi.ince, Dry an and Thomp son as a spec i il cemintttee to examine the accounts and edict I bond act of N. Darl ing, the lte door keejter of the House. ' The House rt-fusd, by a vote of 43 yeas agni tt 143 nays, to table the bill introdu ced yrsterduy. providing for the equi'nble litribution of the clerks and mess liters the department at Wnshington, nmoug the Mr. Warren said that he wanted the chief clerks and the heads of the bu-eaus included. Mr. Gitlding suggrsted to distribute tre officers accoriting to the popuUtion, ins'eid of representation; which occa s ound much I tighter. The bid ws referre I to the select com tnittce. Mr. Ktllopg introduced a bil authoriz ing deposit of bullion and gold and silver coin, and the issuance of certificiit-a ihero for. . . - Mr. Greenwood ask it but did i ot obtain consent to introduce a rraolution instruct ing the committee on the judiciary to in quire into the expediency of reporting a bill to pa iah negro stealing, in tha Indian country. , ' The resolution from the flerate announc ing the death of Hon. T. J. Husk hvin; been receiv- d and read, Mr. Rengau, of Texas, paid high tribute to the tneinorr of the deceased, an was followed by Mr Kriit, of South Carolina, of which Slate Mr. Kutk was a native. ' 1 Mr. Jackson also paid a fiuinyr tribute, and the usual resolutions of respect having been adopted, tbe House adjourned.' VefH th . A DARKER MEETS Willi A felTKlt. rtm.Dr.i.mi Crv l'w,Cie-Jn II , 1,1 r, Aaroa Lagg, an :icconjjlisl)ei barker,' was yesterday standing al tlie door of his etnployerTi clothing store, in Goutli street, tuakifig the air, vocal with importunate appals to the personal van ity ol all who happened to pass by, when he perceivei! a middle-aged - individual in very slovenly attire, and with a Very (aii-cjwneiJ white : hat, ' standing as if absorbed lu admiration of Mr. Luggs cloqujuce Aaron immediately insist ed on xlie ctraager, entering the store, J3d placing a hand on his.shoul J r, tuouducied him in, without caeeting with flire fclightesJt retilanee. Shall 1 show yoa some splendid pan taloon?, or a magnificent vest or coat ?1 Llatxi.'y inquired Mr. Aaron Lagg. . Whicliever you choose ; -its all the ts. mo to ine,V carelessly replied tbe oth er. " V- - Pleased will the tractable disposition of his customer, Aaron. produced -an o rercoat, decorated with a double row ol hug bone buttrus, and made of a mate rial much resemb'iug blue baize. tlere said he, 'is the very last Paris style ; look at that, Mr. Smith.' " 'John Granby bt my name, quietly observed the stranger. . ! ' We!!, LU. Granby you cntio 'tave any objection Osuch a -coat a thia ui nine dollars.' . ' ' ' . ' 'Oh no, I hr. ven't the least obje-tioua against it,' said Mr. O.' . " Very well, continued Lagi? ; 'you'll want a daudsome vesij fit.ta wear with such a coat. Sotnctl.aig like this; u. ', Here 13; produced a sky-blue vest, covered tvi'Ii deep red devices, which looked like .i. coiigrgaiH)ii or, comets 'biaudiihina ' their ' fiery tresses iu the heavens" 'Here's a neat thing,' observed Mr io eg. -' So it is.' assentfd Oranbv He heard thd prkre of the article witti great romplacdicy, and , wlien Lg Slid 'You'll tah? that, I suppose,' h prom nil V t-uswered, 'vrli-1 v-s cwrtain y, if you say soJ A pair of iuxpreasibles, rullier tiK) g:iy foi Scotch plai J waa next exhibited, and Mr.:-liranhV" admitted tliat he wauv want of just such an ar !!, conceding likewise that the , price affijted to the garment was ,xiuite rea sonable.' The '.delighted lagg:sn'nmpd tip the bill and nam--d the amounU ' , ' ! 'Why. you don't "think I'm going to buy ihem F asken tsiaiiny, as ii tu asjon istimiiil. ,.,..; s- . ''' I Of course what el' ? - demanded i noff rwrfcrtlv nuhaSt. i - i 'Why,' cotdy returned G., y oil said that vou rhiiraed iiothini? for examining the clothes, and . as I had nothing else I iIumieIu I'd take a wiuinl at Btit you said you were in want of a pair of na nt?.'. -. . ;w ' I And who sv I aiut? Look at iheso. Twin them patches. Bulcnrse tiif' cent Pve trot to buy any moie with. Hi-re tbt- mortified 1 . sg ordered t G out of the store and the latter very meekly and respcllully took leave; I in mion after his' depiirture, Aaron's nuorii Meal ion was reilotibled o.i discover iug that thernstotner had gone off with the brilliant vest ana oazzung paina lWus stuffed away tinder 'fits' loose raon- iey-j.icket, which had doubtless oeen contrived lor such purpose. lgg fercd a complaint at the police office, but the thief ha-, not yet been arrested. "PICK IIP DE STOBE" A friendly correspondent wruiing from Washington, Ph., sys : . "Like most other small towns, we have here a colore i church,' where rainy amiis ing things are said, exhilerating to the spir itsof ihefew who occ;iiojly visit our Hytr me' ting houses. 'Hayti' ia the name given to thit pan of our town where ousons of color reside. , Un winter even ing when the C lored preatlier was i-i he midst of hi sermon making $k most violent if not a most eloquent piien to ln he;ir- ers. one of the lei;s of tbe tove f-ll out, and ms a. nat irrtl consequence, the red hot stove tipped over at nn ag euUrunusly sugges live of fire. The audience ol course, com inenced crowding out of the do'K, like a flock of black sheep. D'it the preacher vji equ.il to th occasion. Ad trussing on of li.a p-otttiaent inemb s. fee cneit out : Pick' up de st.i e, bru-lct Bolah ? pick up de stobe I DrLor won 1 1 it burn you I Onlv htb faMi I ? . . Poor brother Bol h hitd, upf .rtunately, too : .uch laith. m d immediately se-.seu n nil : lowing: ns il whs; but no' awoner had his fingirs come in cout.tct with the fdvent iron, than he dr ppeil it again, and danc ine nrctind oi on f ;ot blowinsr bis akin- bss fiiiirer, ha with -ill the energy thnt bi- could throw into hie voice, s.iM "Do deuce lie win'll Do , deuce he won't !'' ..;.. . -:- '.,; '"." " i" :"' ". i-t i -j v i l: INr-'IDKtS ('RHED. We find the following in an exchange, j apt-r. .The creed is adapted to the present stub of tdfideltiy in this coun try. ' - "We believe . thete is no god; but thai m ttter is GixJ, and God is matter and that H is no matter .vhetner -there beany Ood or nrt. We believe the woil l was not made; - that the world made itself, , and tl at it had no begin ning; lhat it will list for ever, wolld withmit eud. "We belitVe that man l a be .stjlhal the s nil is the body, and the body is the soul, and that alter death there will be neither . Ixxly tior soul. VVe believe there is no religion, that itir.il religion is the only line religion. Hgiou is unnati.r.ih , We b lieve not iu spirits we believe bi spiritual Tappings. Wei lelve not iu Moses; we believe in the first philosophy. We b here iu Chtiblv, Collins, Morgan, Hol.bes, Ti ti dal, Sli.ift. shi.ry, B!ingbroke, Voliaire, Voluey, and Tom P.iuV We believe not St. Paul. ' We belie vh not in reve liilion; we Ifliuve more in tradition. We believe ioi the Bible; we believe in the revt-lations of A. J., Davis. We be lieve'oot in' JeU.s C4nist we believe in Abby K. Filter. Pii ally, we believe iu all unbelief I' 4 V 10CNG AHEHICA TARGKT PISTOL Llanufactnrinrr Company. NEVV HAVEN, ;T. TUUPlsiol islntfrd.-dasihrrmerutinerurthsnr-dhisry pintitl, and id. ciciv-rf for yuns me an4 bwys who wish hrnj.y iTi. exclena; pil i.fticing la tTg--l. mt iIm mosi i rifling 'ieniw, aotl w 1th ont anv danger of actidiut. The ehrtipnsl ordina ry pinlol is :nre or four times lht price ef this be ' sides txlnf Aiagm'tir In ih hands of boys. This pielal is loaded with th- common Fits -rackcr, hich forms eonipleu cartridg. aixt taiN miry ball tM or fittern pa. s with th" sant tri'Ciain as th ordinary ntatoi, bat i.tM with . nffirlni f.wee l f'o any serious damajrr A Am- ria i- -hoiiriv aatioo, la m Aretii ani mt,i and will leant I he art by -which tr I "'-. e-diricw rrfiurd llenee thiTrn-l l'i i4 i vsa-lt In thi.o. mual aieol with wne alo noinnf imr y.u(H o iheStMith tod Wr ll-o.taiioii in p. rlrctly Kim pie, and It J tH'l.lLiMe otrt nf iMrder. A Mi d-wlpilort wUIpa jY r.tforuaU Th pistols a par vp it (b rcirv in canea of SO ark vewtf M send byejrees to ant part 'f the UniMd sainJa.t.ii --:v ; . kVi ill ri'tnt). t5 --o'! by the esse. 7. 50. or 15 rents s tth , t - " . ' - 1 -- -New HsvtHi.Cl. " aaui 27ih, IE67 ' y 57w-r ' PATRONIZE - w n jm iiipouTiTioN.y,::' X( 8ASitKTSTl.mi4ier. ir-d 4 I V 'reer.lvom BottHie Hisand d"- Vm Vlrv yrd a Marsoll in ay, warranu-d nre. At !-. amitr Jcc I. ltd 1 J i ; ' EAR, AND EYE Das. LKBnO.X DnFI O.V, OuULISTS AND 4URISTS. Dtt LP. BRUiV offers to those suffering ft cm dafoesa. his ImfaliiUt aural remedies, which have been soveossfol is nearly three tbouand .tcaes of confirmed deafness ! Thvsa remedies have. been pronounced by Drs. Ktiiauier. of Ber lin, and uiu ol eurl. ami uurli en. ner oi London, as iho - tnost sotidirfttl ei-r applied fo. dirM-ane of the iniernt and ' middl' i-ar. They mpjie diff-r nt course-for the rations die-s tliaiaiit ilie. externa I and rnlJdle ear. Il' the Jieeaac i eearinej to Ihe ex'eroal ear,' (heir'ef fecia ar nnairnt on the fith or sijitl day. Dr. La Bruo tearnnUt ocuri in' every ease, when the e tr is perfect in its ItKiiiAtlni tie ha eighteen ccriific.ilf Iron ih-me wh. have been duaffrom iMfuncff wha hmirlng is now cooipl.tely reor ed. and .hev Ufa tonor en .bled to irn. lh tan- ruaet! . Over twentv-seven hundred cases of deaine have bnen s recess ully Irealed by him. Certificate- to that effect may be seen on appli cation. ,J. ! ' '" ' . -, - i. , In ail eases of deal"ne arising fro n injlp " malion tliirkcniif or emit nerfurution of th "membrana ly i jxuti, usually caU'd the drdrtt ; ttjtamaiian of ttit mueni membrane or in? tympanun ana. tutia chitut tub.: wilh otxrumulation qf mucus iMrcouJ of'tclum poUtfpnTowth, & . or when the dia eaaepmn be ttaocd to the effects or scarlet, typhus U1. or intermitting lever, cold, th use of qainina.and mercurial medicines, gathering la tlM eye of eqlldhood, &c. ihe, sens can In uarv cveru Untanoe. be restored. .Where the want of secretion is apparent, ihs 'utiuiiory ca nal " being dry and acaly I when the uealnes la aeeonipanieo ttftih ooikc in the eat, It We rustHng 4 leaves, chirping of inset I8 falling ol water vtninf of bells, ouIj uions, discharging of mar ter, when in a stoopinji posiiion, a sensattop i fell s if rttfh of blood to the nead had taken pise i when the hearing seems less acute in dull ci-dy weather, or, when. Cold has been taken, thecolise yursud by Dr. Le Urua is oontidertd InfuUMe. .. " - , Ur. Dofion the only practitioner in rhe United it a ten, h prac'icr thr new, painlef, and suc eevstul method in treating all the diseases to which the els subject. Where every other means have fai ed to afford relief, he asks-from iicit s f.tir and i.nnartUI triai,.' Patients, by si-n-dtng a few p.trticulr o. their case, can ' have remodlts s-rtt to any part. TsitrittuMV. We the nndcslgned, practitioners In medicine in the city at New York, hivtntr had occasion to w itness the pratti'-e of lra LeBrun A. Dafton. in d seanes of the ar and eye.' hiving aside all professional jc-alonsr and prejudice, free ly admit that the court pursued bv th-.tn in treat ing diseases of these delicate orsana. Irom the unp&ratled Muecet which ha attended il, is wel wetthy the attention of our profesiwnnl brethren throttghotil the United Slates. Their system o treating dUces of the middle and internal ear. by the us of "med'cated vapors, pariiclarlr ia chronic nd conlicau d eases, form new era in Ihe practice of aural ntrgary and 0'lsupa void which has long been fell bv thu generous practi tioner. In diseaxes of the rye, they oeMnm re quire to resort to an operation. As skillful aarists anJ ocutisit, and enihusiasiieally devoted to tht lr profession, we cordially reeommend them to such a may require their aid. - -Signed. Alexander K. Mott, Mn D, Geo. S. Green, M. n 11 1A7S J 1 1 IL.I..,. 1 B Francis, M. O., T V Van Buren, M. D , Btd- Hedlord uoremus, ni. i. - - - Nsw Yowm, Aueut 7. !94V Student wishl At to perfect theniatlve in ibis branch of medic! -eienc", wilt find ah opportani y by joininr th class, at the Kar and . K In nrinarte of Dr nlacy Le B run. Union Plaoe ' 'liniques, every Ttiei-day and KrlJav afiernoon, fiom 1 till 3 .'clock during Medical College terms. TVrm. Five . do lar. Consa tation free. Tt-n dollars to be paid when the haaring is re lorod to lis oricinal acuteru-ss. "Address. Drs, I. DKI.AOY .KBltU4 .4 DUFTON, Union Place. Vow ,.rk City. ., i f- iui . l R. A l re-1 -e Hpnn th nature nd trtalmen nf dafnMm and d!mnt of th ear, teith th treat' tnentf ttadetff ana dumb. I'rtce St fDrMonoy letter nsn 'be registered bv the r.isimasrcr. Registered let ten are onty at our risk t pie tse bear this in mind JTI Correspond dents tituft E.CL'8K POsTAGK l-r return answers, the new pos'ag- laws requiring prepay- innt ot enera. . , f - - j -; Nov, tr. ' ? . ' 1 02 6m. PROSPECTUS or TH .-.,.- N C. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. At the recent meeting of the N. C. K.ducational Asnocitiun. in W'rrentn, the undersigned were pointed a .committee to make the necessary -ir- tgements for publishing a nonshiyj urmi, wtta he above title. ..,.' t ' Having mud arrangctmntsforis'uing the Itrst No. in .ScjitKo.ber next, iltevli, with coefidence upon Tearh-rs and -School Officers, to send snh- -erlptlons imincdUtcly, -that Ihev mar be enabled o go on with the work. . rtiey lee! assured that. if those, who have trie educational inlerens ol our Male at heart, will exert themselves, the nunib r of subscribers, rqtiUite to insure complete sue--, csn be secured within one week: after the publication of this protpertus ' ., I he Journal Is lo be devoted entirely to Ihe in terestsof Kdunaliotr. will be pablished Under Ihe usptre of the JState F.ducatial Association It ill be the orvan of the lAsseciation and of ail am linted or aubordlante Associations in the State. It will labor lo promote the great eause of F.ottca- Uon in all its a-rades, asenscaussr and to foster a stenetat syiniahv between tciicttets and -nfficers f Coinm.m Schools. Acadamics, snd Colleges, a c-laborer in that ens great co.t h M ill sirivj t. advance the intereis ! the Common .School syten ot me state, a uniienying all ether inter ests, and suxtaiaing on it vat graniie base, our great eductilonalsirncture.and will lurnish a chan nel ol contmunicaiion between the General Stitx r intenJent of Com.nort S h-iol- and those who feel an interest in their welfare. Tae Journal' will be edited by a Board ol .Kditora. composed of C II Wiley,' superintendent ot UmmM Schools, and a number of tho leading Teachers of Ihe Slate, and one ioc.-ii r.nitnr, who win receive all Communica uons and saperintend the publication. ' tU All roinmnnlcallon should addressed the Editor of th Journal of Education. Green bero,N.C. .. . - , h.,v- C. II. WILEY,: U.C.COLK. ,.. . G W UKOOK.H. W W. II OLDEN. s ; .WMr4BINOSr-" -.,,(.. Committee TERMS : The iearnal wilt he paTtlishctl monthlv. in ma. azine form, in handsome style, anil will eoatain 48 pagea at the following rates : ;' jt ne copy, one year. . ; . . . ' ; , . z oo , fix Copies," (tow address) . 10 t,Q , Subecriptio required invariablv in advance. and reccii tt sent in the first No. ' Terms nf Advertising' i ! '""A Imi 6 stoMTus. 3 MoarM. I ate. 40 ,U. , , 5 Ono psge, T5 l lll " v . One-fourth, ' 18 Unea. i A Jvertl.mrnts by the year payable quarletly. Trarherr at-nding S50 for 25 subscriber's will be entitled to adver'isetm ms of their 8cnola, of 16 lines, or on yesr. ... . , . "r j H - I here are at all time a aamhef or schools of all grade, needing teacher, and of teaeher who want m Inns ; atd it i not at all une-xttmen for OiirtirMi thu- situated la ad'-rtie Jhetr desire nd w.m in paeers not esproslydevosed tstlie caase jf Fdut-.tiwn. tl all suclv. by general consent, w-iuld keep standinr aotiee in the Journal, it would ha an easy matter for li-rhers to find out all vacant sliuatiiw.aad for Committees and Tros- es to learn the address wf. all - teacher raatiax Il i. I acre f re. tna delr of the conductor hi Journal to iub(ib a Utrecterv ef ibis kind. sad to all who' will furni -b visa Jiat rstlesr vl tnetr want very liherst deductions wilt ba-asad from th usual adverttshtg rate. August-) -.. ,. z -Ai rrtweo WANTED r If OOVKttNK.tS IN A PHI VATK FAMILY. Wehkm Railroad, lu ' Duplin Co. An Kpfarcwaa- tm preferred. - Apply at th Conmlnv Room - - ' W. U. riTTU dfc CO. Nov. 12, 1857. '.,., - 10-It ' Of alt disease, thu great Brat cause 5 . Springs from neglect of . Nature's law. SUFFER NOT ! Wfeen a CURG is guaranteed : : u IN ALL STAGES OF, SEC RET D I S E ASE S, Self Abx, Nervnkt DibiXUy, Strictures, Oleet Gravel. Di bete. Diseaxes of the Kidney t an B 'adder, ; Mercurial Rheumatism; St refrUa Pains in the Banes aad Ankles, Diseases of Ik "' Langs, Throat, No and Byes, Ulcers upon tAe Bodyar lAmbs, Cancers, fropsyi Bpiltpltc . fls. St.. VUas't Dance, and all Diseases arisi ng f rom a derangement of th Sexual Organs. Such ar Nervous TreraUing. Loss nf Mem or yd Loss of Power: tSeneral Wnakneas, Dimness of Vision, wilh peculiar pots appearing befbrv the eyes, .oss - of - Sight, Wakefulness, Dyspepsia. Liver Disease. Eruptisas upon the Uce, i'aio in he back and Dead. Female Irregularities and all improper dktchareea from both sejtes. It matter not from what caus the disease originated, how ever long standing or obstinate the case recovery ks eeetaint and in s loMr time than a perma nent cure can be effected by any other treatment even alt r the disease had bo (Bed th skill of emi nent physician and resisted alt their means of cure. The midlciues are pleasant without odor, causing no sickness, and free from mercury or balsam. During twenty years of practice, I have rescued from th jaws of Death, many thousands, who, in the last stages of the above , mentioned disease had been given up to die by their plij ti cians, which - warrant me in promising to the afBcted. who may place themselves under my care a perfect and most speedy cure. Secret disease re the greatest enemies -to health, a they are hefirs causo of consumption, .S'crolulu ami many other disecses, and should be a terror to the human ismity, as .. permanent cure Is scarcely ever effected, a majority of the cases falling into, fihe handa of itneo upeli.ot persons, who not noly ail to cure the diseases but ruin' the constitution filing the system with mercury, which with the disease, hasten the sufferer into rapid consump tion. . . . I ' !i l Bat should the ; disease and the treatment not cause death speedily and th victim ' marries, th disease is entailed . upon the children, who are I h n with feeble constitutions, and the current of life corrupted by a virue which betrays itself in ."Scrofula, Tetter, Ulcer. Eruptions and other af fections of the skin, ICyes. Throat and Lungs, en tailing upon them a brief existence of suffering and consigning them 19 an early grave ; . ' SKl.F ABUSK Is another formidable enemy to health,, for nothing elsu in the dread catalogue of nun an disease scuuses so destructive a drain up on the system drawing its thousands of vieilms through s few yesrs of suffering down to an un timely grave It destroys the Nervous System, rapidly waste away (he energies of life, causes mental derangement, prevents the proper develop ment l the yatem-, disqualifies lor marriage, so cieiy, business, and all ear inly happiness, and leaves tlie sufferer wrecked in body and wind, predispoeed to consumption and a train of vila more t be dreaded than death itself. With the fu Ileal confidence I. assure the unfortunate vic tims of Self-Abuse that a permanent and speedy cure, can be effected, and with the abandonment if ruinoua practice?, my patirnt can be restored robust, vig irons healths - ;-' - -! ' ' - ' ' - The afflicted are cautioned against the ue of Patent Medicines, for there are so many Ingenious snares in the columns of the pgbiie prints to catch and rob the unwary sufferers, lhat millions have their constitutions ruined by the vi compounds tif quack, doctor or the equally polsonotts nos trums vended aa "Pa tun t Medicines." I have carefully analysed many ol the so-called Patent YLcUicines end find that nearly all of them Coutsin Corrosive Knblimate, which is one of the strong est preparations of mercury, and a deadly poison, which instead of curing the disease, disables the ) s'etn for lile. -i ". Three founhsof th patent nostrams rtow in u e are put up br unprincipled and tgnorat persons who do not understand even , the alphabet of the materia tried ica, and are equally as destitute of anv krowledaeof the human system, having one object only In view, and that to tnak money re- gardk-es ol constuenre. " , , . ., Irrcgulartiies and all diseases of' male atld fe males treated on principle established by Iwmty rears of practice, and sanctioned by thousands of the most reot irkable cure.. Medicines with futf directions Sent to anv can of iha United State or Canada, by patlenta communicating their symp toms by letter Itnsln' ss correspondence atrieil. ennfidential. All letter asking advice must con tain a postage stamp. J. SUMMERVILLE M. D..1 BUA .No. 63. OfficeVNp-1131- Filbert St. olJ No,!l09 stewtw. TWKt.rra ;-' -'. V at2TtA-dtTfi3aiiA. Oct 24. ... , 32 ly. TH E GRJ&AT FE3IALE PILL:; rR. J. P. CREAGER Is the General Agent. IV wholesale and retail, for Or. "Wheaiing's". celebrated Fema'e Pills. These Pills are truly v iluable for Ladies, Jar they will ret-Ljre Ihe itanlhly Course teher (hey - may top from any eta whatever. They never have' failed in any cas where the directions around ibs box contain ing the P.lls have been strictly followed ; -Indeed there has no case of failure ever come to our knowledge. Being purely Vegetable they are per fectly sale. Maile.l to ordor, postpaid, upon re' ceipt of one dollar by J p. Creamer, Baltimore f -liy. Md. 37 A liberal discount to DrftggtaU. ( . ;,i,,!,1-.;hni '-J ; i - . . , , i . Wflf UBOR 0 : WASHING t . IHAVK a chemical process for cleanlnjf r th-' ing by ihe ue f whieh ihe clothe can bs washed very clean withon' boiliny, snd with very litt'e rubbing. Bv this method much htrd labor can be savi-d , the watking it don in half th time, and the clothes are' very white and clean, and last much longer, for they are not worn oat by rubbing as by the old way of washing by ma chines, c. The article used cost but little, and are easy lo obtain, I mail lh ree1pi to orJer. no?age paid, upon receipt of 9 cents t three cent postage stamps good aa money.. Address Dr. J. P. Creamer, Baltimore city, Md. . ' Dee. 8. 4 . .M , tt , . -., I t03n. IIONEYTHE : BEST OF HONEY. . rftAVR a valuable receipt for making Honey, 'which I will send to any person upon receipt of 50 cent. We make and Use It in our family half the cast, and consider it as good a the best snide ef feauiae bee made haaey, ftom which It cannot be U ' An peraea ' will ntakt and aell It can clear from two o taree d rllars a day. it only require 4 article to make it. anJ they con be had at any store for 50 cent. Kvery furni I y may have this delightful luxury, fer anr lady-can make it in 15 minutes t t U. 3 cent postage s'amps a good a money. ;A ddreae Vt. j Fi tjreager, Baitimor city, Jta. Deed. . .. -" lt0 4m DR. CRE1GER, BAl.TlMOdR. Md- is the note Agent for Dr. Win-Jer' celebrated M itritioaiai "Series," 3 Books i No I. -'A Book for Yoa ng Men deisn ed to prepare them for Female Society,. Ne. 2, Krrora i ;artsHip f - 1. Kepro-tnetlve Control." Either ol which will be mat left to or. eer. postpaid, upon receipt of 25 ceat. Dec. a ;;,:,;-. &fZxiK' 'tlO-Jm- GOOD 1EWS FOR L1DIES! 4 HY Ladvrhwitf seadltcr adJressto Mrs. "K,Crenger;BtiImre C1tt, Md. with 3 past, ag Sumps idded. will receive oy retar mail ametaiug of imrmrtance to hev."' J wojs A BvNOrr Tta w SKLK nan a HAPPY" Doc 8. . ; ..:j--.-j,r AXsm m ;i-tt llO-Jnr A ''" UrLIU3U0VI I HATE REMOVED MrESIDE?CK XfW. OPPICE to VrontSL-et,netr North ef P. K. OlekhatMNi v qr..t the laan ormvy ecearied av Mr A. A. Wanet. where 1 as betanw whsn Bet proiVftsionsDy exgagert. -, t - WM. K. FREEH 41, H. D. rbw ts. , MS. . -HENRY NUTT, F1CT0E lr FOUWlSDMli AGENT, Will g Ire hi per ton a I attention lo burin enirutt : Mitiucm. 'i ' . Sept. 1859. , . ' , 76-ly-c. - GEORGi: MYERS, WO0LES1LB ASD RETAIL GKUCES Keep eanetanOy on hand, H'tn, Tea, Liquor Proounont, U'oou and Willow Ware, Fruit, Canfeetionari,$-c. South Fronlelreet, TtVtrL,lINGTM, U.k. Nov. 18, t85S 109. L. N; BARLOW, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, SND DKALKK IN ' ' LIQUORS, WINES -ALB,, PORTER, $-c. Me. 3, Granite How, front Street, . ... -WILMINGTON, N.C. Feb. 17th. 1P58. ... , 140-tf. GEO. W. DAVIS. COMMISSION MERC DAN T, : SOUTH WATER STREET, . WILMINGTON, N.C. - v Jan. 22. ' . , . ; ' ''132. W. G. MILLIGAN, 5 SIARBLE MANUFACTURER, Worth Wmi Stsbkt. Wimihotoi. No. fa. Monuments, Toombs, Head and Foot Stones, and 1 - ail kinds if Marble Work furnished to . orer on reasonable terms. ..June E. . t .! . i -.. 35-ly-c 7 HEN! RY BURRHIMER WHOLES A L A BSTAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR i; :"' '- sto R f.. SIGN OP THE INDIAN CHIEF' MARKET STREET ue door above Water ; : , Wilmthgtoil, KT. C. iV. B. AU Orders filled wilh despatch. Oct. 26 1 h. 1355 , 93-1 A w-c. , GEO RGB R. FRENCH, MASOFAOTURER AND ' WHOLESALE d RETAIL DEALER IN . - . BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER j AND SHUb iniuiiMtjss, NO. 11. M ARRET STREET, s vviDMinrGTOsr, w.c. March 6. CnAS. H. MYERS, a r a ivtr-k ntri PMonDftttt l j 1 tk i . VJ t.. A-.1.J A WiVl J l. 1 I'll rL. o ' r. -.r.WuaissTvit. Ti: C. -' .'.-''"--' - ....... Panama, I.KOBoaft, aa pt.i ' .r.r hats, ;wucl ran., sti.a. and atokicsKia hats. - i Cloth, Plcsh, Atro Sua Glaxep Caps, by tne castordoaen. At New Vork Whole le Frlees. mirth 12. ;, '. .-..,. . ; 1 i2 "ad amsTbiSther aFco.. COM MISSION MRJICHANTS, r f WILMINQTON, N. C. July 28. : ., ; - - 58 AS. C. SMITH. ' MIUE C08T1N. JAS. C. SMITH tfc CO ... . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET, WILMINQTON, N.C. April 28. - ' , 18-lv !. DOkLNRR. Q. POTTtH.jr. J. CAMEII DEN D0LLNER, POTTER & CO. COMMISSION "MERCHANTS, M IS W YORK. April 30, 1856. , ; f 20-ly. OUR 31 0TT0 IS - TO PLEASE" AT THR Wltunlugtew Saddle, Harness, and. Trunk - Manttfaetory. THE auberibrrepeett uliy I n form t h ep ublic X that he has recently received addition to hi stock of Saddle and Harness Mouniiaau.dr.c- th latest and most improved stylo, and is vonstaniy untnuiaciuringfui nissiore on tnarice i street ercry description of artidein the above line.' From fai. szperiencein the business, hefeelsoonfideni t ha ae win oeable to giveenllresattsracUoBtoallwhc mayiavornim wiin a can. n haa now on hand and wiliconataatly keep la rse assort men i of Coach, Otg and Suttey Harness, Toady's SadtlUs, ortaur, ir.ps, q-c, uenuemem tsaadies, Wkipi "A?-llaf which he will warrant to beoff-w i 1 Jth best materials and workmanship. If TtT He haa si so lam assort mnt Ar Trunk. Valise, Saddle and Carper Rags, Satchels, Kanev Trnnks. &c. iad all mK.. tides uausllv kept la ch establishments, alio which heoRerrlowfcr CASH, or onshorteredii to rompt cnatonier. 5ddle,Hrae,Trunk,Rdical B aSs, &c Ac, , made to order. lnadditlon tothe above the subscriber il way keeps on hand a lartresttpnlv of Strinr I.attir- ad haa bow, and will keipthrough the eaen a gooo asaortnirn tot arty n vtrs. . Allareiavitedto call and examine my' Goods whethertn wantor not. asl takeoleasnreiitshww. Ing my aaaertaneirt toall who may favor me with can. Harneasand Coach Trimmiacs'sold at a fal price to person buying to manufacture.., ; . Also . nips si wnolesale. ... Ml kll Js of Hiding Vehicle bought and sold commissions. JUHJM J. UOWOLKV. Feb. 7, 187. 811 TUB N0RT1I CAROLKNA UUTlAL UFE INSURANCE C0.UP'1 r a a ' B..AA.&1UU, M , U. IHE abeveCoiatBenyhrebeea inoneratiotuiacc the 1st of April, toer the direct n..sr ih. ol wing Officers, vis : Dr.Charrc K.jaltea,Prdent. wm..r. ttayweott, vice I'reaMcni John Q. William, Secretary. . Wm. H. Jsaet, Trorteervv. ' Porriw Uesbe, Atlorwey, f Dr.Chariv K. Jehnsoa, J .... .- ' .Dr.Wni.H.MeKee. I 3oa.-d ,fc -, Dr. tt.B. Hywow4j - V Cml'1" . , J.Hersotati, Ocnemi Ageait.' - ' - " " Thi Company has recrtved a charter giving ad vantage totbetaseted overnvertrerComp!iiV The f Section gives the Husband the prf rilee te. I r.ure at own life for tfc steae sf Ms Wife .nd Children frjee rent aay ctatui.c; rfc tvYrsna. tiveeef th hwshaad or any of hli-reA trs. tDrgsaited -vt ma W perpes, the life mcmbjtartvapatel. the rrlrfetrfrtrepwBt, whick areiectered annually: Heside. the applicant fo" fe.wtv, taeanviualprmlumis oVerS30 may pa. one alf in a Note, j. ; .-j. r-.- - , An,rialmfertnsnrn,g.tB,,iiwCMJ,p,otw.i pW wUhtnninety days after proef of the -death dthe party isfmifohed. J 9 , -3lave r ins red foroa or live year ' at niM wnk-h will enable all. Slaveholders seeereVbf claseefpreperltysgalnsltheunrertBintyof life. . slave iararanc presents s new and interestfn (eaturein the history of North Carolina. whieh wii prweverylpesnt tdlhe Southern State. -The last fear months operation fthls Company ?S?J!7rM,no.,,,M, 1-asinesn more (haa the DIreeter expected to do the first rear haviaur alrredy -More than 200 Polirfes - w-Hs.MerIIeal Kxa miner, nd A mmkmr-Vtrt rnwktwA.awAi M n L . , i Allotnmanica'Ioo onbaainest-or theCornpBar fhonldbeaddreesiitto t ElfTH ARTV - H. BATTLK, SeCy. RsleichJeneR. 1857. - :TFIW DRCS3 niTSl - MOLKSCm, BKAVEO, CASSIMKRK AND Soft Felt of the latest styles and finest finish. Just opened al the Hat a ad 'Cap Rmporfum, 31 Market Street. CHAS. D. M VERS. . , Nov. 14th- ' - - - - BALTIMORE LUCK HOSPITAL. DK, JOHNSTON ; TH K founder of this Celebrated Institution of fers ihe moat certa.u, peedy and oaly etfeclu al tciiiedy In the word for - .SEDRET DISEASES. 1:- ' Gleets Strictures, Seminal Weekness. Pains In the Lcins, Constitutional Debility, lmpotency. Weak nrss of the Back and Kimbs, Afiectiont of the Kidney, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyunepsia iMervoua irritabi ity. Disease ol the Head, Throa Nose or Skin ;thoee seriouaand meianchoiy disor derearising front the deaiructivt- habits of i'ouih which destroy both body and mind. Thate tecre and solitary practices more futal to their ' victim than the song of the SyrettS to the mariners c Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant bo; e or an tivipittiona, rendering marriage, &c.t iuipossibie OUSa MKN: Especially, who tave become the victim of Solia ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of young men of tbe most exaiied talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have entranced lis tening Senates with the thundersof eloquence, or waked to ecstacy the livinglyre, may call with full confidence. . . : " MARRIAGE; j S . Married peroon, or Voting Men, contemplating marriage, being awart-of Physical Weakness, Or ganic Debility, Deformities, &c.,shonid Imn.rJ!- ateiy coneult Dr. J., and be restored; to jterfecf heslib. . - -a " - . : - i : He who p Faces himself onderthecareof Dr. John ston may religiously confide in bis honor as a gen tleman, and confidently rely upon hisskili ass phy sician. ... Da. Johnston is the only regularlv Eduotrd Physician advertising to cure Private Complaints. His reined tea and treatment are entirely unknown toall others. Prepared from a life f pi nt in th Great Hospitals of Europe and the . First in thi.- Couptry, vix; England, France, the 15 lock ley ot Philadelphia, tf-c, and a more extensive practice than any other physician in the world.' His many wonderful cures and moat important Surgical Op i rations is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.- -T7ioe who with lo be tpeedUy and effectually reliev ed. tkoutdthun the numerou trifling impotleri, who only ruin their health, snd apply to him. A CUKK WAKllANTED OR NO CHARGE. No Mercury or Nauseous Drugs Used. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK St left hand side goiner from Baltimore street, a few doors from the corner.. , Fail not- to obrcrve his name and number, for Ignorant trifling importers. attracted by the reputation of Dr. Johnston, lutk near. DR. JOHNSTON. ' Member of the Royal College of Sureeons London graduate from one of the most eminent College 4,1 the. United Statea, and the greater part ol whose life has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Par is, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures that wereever known. Many troubled with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, "real nervouensss, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and bashfuines. with frequent blushing, attended sonu-tintes with derangement c mind, were cured immediately. - - A CERTAIN DISEASE. I When the misguided and imprudet.t votary ol pleasure finds he ha imbibed the seeds of .his painful disease, it too often happen that orsiil-tjii). ed sense of shame, or dread of discovery , deters him from applying to' those who, Irom education nna respectauimy.can alone befriend him, delaj ing till the consiitutionul symptoms of this horrid disease make their appearance, such s ulcerated sore throat. diseased noe, noctural pains, (n the head and limb, dimness of sijjht, deafhees, nodes on the shin bones and arms, blotches on the head face and extremities, progrcssini; with frfghUul ra pidiiy, till at last the palate of the mouth or e bones of the nose fall in. and the victim 'of this awfiildisease becomes a horrid sobject of conimis seratina.tilldeath put a period tu his dread l til suf ferings, by sending him to that bourne iron whence no traveller returns." To such therefore Dr. Johnston pledges himself to preserve the most inviolable secret?; and, from hi. extensive prac tice in the first Hospital of Europe and America, he can confidently rccomniextf- nfeand speed v cure to th unfortunate vieiirt. o, 'ihits horrid dis ease. It i a melancholy fac: mat thousantfs fall victims to this dreadful complaint, owing to the un skilftilness ol t?norant prelendets, who, by the use of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitu tion, and either send the unfortunate suilerer jo nn untimely grave. or else make the residue of life mis erable. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. J.addresscsallthose who have injured them, selves by private and improper indulgences. These are sime of the sad; and melancholy ef fects, produced by early habit of youth, vi' Weakoeaof the Back and Limbs, pajn6 in ,be Hea. Dimness of Sight. Loss nf Muscular Pow- .er-.Pl,.p,la,iw" oflhe Hear'. Prenepty. Nervous irritability Derangement of the Digestive KAinc tions, General Debility, Symptoms' of Consump. tlOn.dtC. - .., J ,-. ' Acitaiy--Thefcrlunrect on the mind arr much to be dreaded t Loan of Memory. Confusior of Ideas, Depression of Spirit. Evil Forebodings A voraioa of Society, Self Disttusi, Lore of Soii tude.Tiroidlty,Tt..at some of the evils produced Thoueand of persons tof ullages, can noWiudve what is the cause of their declining health ' I oV ing their vigor. bw-oBitne weak, pale and emacia tcd,have a singular appearance about Hie eves cough and symptoms of consumption. 3 ' DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGOUATINO RFME ;pr FOR ORGANIC WKaIWrLs ! , By this great and importsnt rpmfr we&kncss v the organs are speedily cured and full rigor restored Thousands of the most Nervous and Debilitated individuals who had lost all hope, have b B imme diately relieved. ATI impediments to A1ARRIAGK Physical or MentalDinOtfalifieations NeVv-ous Ir itabilitv Tremblings and Weakness, or exhaustion of the most fearful kind, Speedily cured bv Dr. Johnston. , - Youof men who have Injutwl tn em serves fca certain practice Indulged in nben alone a habit frequently learned from evil companions at ar school, the cflects of which are nirhtl, fcr, evsn when asleep, and if not urd, reader tnnrrfape tmponble,nd destroys botl mind and aodv sbeuld apply Immediately. ,t ,aammB9y . What a pity that a yonajr man. the hope of hi country, and th.t i dirtina of his porter, should be snatched from all prospecrs a Bdenjormem a of life, by tne;onsqaeneeser deviating from tits path oil nature, and lndoliag ta a cerM j eet. habH Such persons, before conternplarfp - MARRtAGE yi-yU Should reflect fbt a sound mind nad bodv are rhe most necessary requisites to proaao connubial fcappinees. Indeed, without these, the journey through fife becomes a weary pilgrimage skvepses pect hourly darkens to rhe view ; the mind beeow shadowwl with despair and GIU4 wiiY the melt j- holy refleclioa that the ha ppiaers of another be come Mi h ted with ourown OFKJCtS NO. 7 SOPTH FRED ERIC AT-ST..1 V . t.c ' i BltTlfSOBE, M." AtrSargfeat Operations Prifsrased. ' N. ft'.-- Let no fatse Aeffeaey put vent yen, but apply immetrnteryeiihevprvsonalty or by letter. Skla Diseases Speedily (-Bred. ' TO STRANG ERS. ' Thmmythound cured thiftlnssitarieavwttl -in the latt tea years, sad the ntAmera-na fmpor tant Surgical Opera tlote yerfetmrd by Dr. 'J.. wit nessed by the Reporters of the papers, and man other pareoBS.noticr s of whfci haveappeatt 'again and as-tia before the public, besides his landing ss a venrtrtMn at Characterand responsltility. ir a ssrBcicnt pminnree to rtis aiRir-ted. TAKE NOTICE. It fs wftAtWrriVatest rIuetaneetbalTr. Jtll TBTOI permrtsbtsestdrtMpeerleforetbe publie.oeeminc t inprvAaaiorml fn. m pbysielaw to adrsrtiM. but aatees b dttso tbeaetMespeeiairyati-ABeers onald not rail te fell In tbe bands of tha many Impedes and anjeerrjee Importers, wHb hmamsnMe Fslae Xajr.es sad con blsetf QwAekaawfw, swsrveing these iarr etes, eonylnc Vr, Jowssvos'ssdverrisernsntsor adertfsfse: tbemseHes s pbysletsjmwwtstJiAsW mined fellow, toobisy lo wor thefr orfrriBst trade, with kutc too tb-as Heymd the brte.rTto. for the pwrpose ot EntWtf an4 lmlr Irur.esrry on 0v orsix effiee. nndsrss aaa Oiffsrnt raise Names, ma tbe tbe sflrteted fi i ax. mi tae one, ts sortfto toml4brdlnejf into ti ot sr, Igneiaat Bnuriuoes tjine eerunestcs or aneet ma -teatsMttceeree from pman not to be fosxt. wee keep yen tafciae; htm Bottles of Tjceaies TTint sea tkr paeksevs of filthy and werthleae eompnenes, enrminely p repsrfii to loapo npon the unfix-tonX SJ TAasaspset- Inw Tltffillll HIIMIll mThmm - mm A..nll et tt -jtj W obtxi nrd. nd. In Oamjnir, Vers yoe i ui hwa wm. v man over yoer rainne etTpmwrgieBA. - It U thia motlrelbat tedwMM Dr. J. to advertise, re asr-eirscAaeeesToe. To those TAnaeeesintra wttb bis mpotattoe. be deems ft mmirji tosaTtbstbts eveden tlsln w dlwAnnma tlvtw fceng la Ms e4ee. WO L.KTTXR3 RECEIVED U3. LKSfl POBT-PAlD snd iwmtAiiC.s ftnop to be ssed for tbe reply. Per one writing should state .ge and send that TrUcai iiiainmii esaiiotng sympiuia -f Jan. 7 nat. rj'HE partnerships heretofoie existing thi day J . lace under the firaaeef - " STERN & BROTHER and isTEBN & JiEWEOI- F re dissolved bv mutual consent . ' M. NKIVHOFF will -coniinuc to do bs'sincr ar -the old Hand, a ruccrfset nf -tcbm w Ban , snd attend 10 the winding up of tha but-Incs afiitir tf mentioned fiims.' AH hating claim, rgainsi the above firms, oc the' partner thereof Individually will please present (theaa te M. Narwnorr -'for set tlement prfvious to 15th of November rest el! those indebted lo them will please come forward and par up, or else their claim have le pa into ofgeers handa for eolteetiin.-' --" , L. STERN. J. STERN. -M. KE1YI10FF. -Wilmington, N. C, Sept.3, 1837. v, - 1 3-if. TEE OLD WELD0N HOTEL. I.NOWOPEONTHK17THEAST51DK. OF the Railroad a yoa get in on any Road. It is open in the rmme of Ihe newly opened. , l - EXCHANGE HOTEL. And it is bound tone justice to passengers in vet-, ting their inea!t the Proprietor pledging himself to sati&fy ail who may favor him with a call, or no pay ' .' - ,,-:A;:f;-- .. i Pascenger will rind meal ready cn the arrival of every train. wi:h good Porters to attend to ihrtn and check their bagcage to any. point which they may desire lo have it checked. , The House is within-twenty steps of the Ticket . Office, where passer gers can ebtain their- Tickets without any trouble, and be in good time after getting their dinner or supper, a there is coerid ersble baggage lo change. - ' ' ' Passengers will pleate bear ia mind thai. there ! a ueose In front of mine, rented- by the other house lo keep off opposition, which is tailed the New Weldon Hotel, but gentlemen and ladies il plearel recollect that this house haa been built on -lysomePmr, five or six years to my knowledge, and haa been .occupied by three differenr perron ' during thai time, snd has a new Proprietor at pres ent. This Old Weldoo Hotel has bee d open for two months, and has not had s crowd but once since, but it ia now increasing fast In popular fa vor, as passengers find that the mauls suit them " and are alwaya ready on the table when tbe trains arrive from any point. There are red bills printed by the other house with no name attached to them, evidently designed to injur me and my house, but it cannot succeed.' notwithstanding the Pro-' prieior and his men at the cars are particular in informing passengers lhat the house to the right is the best, but pafsengers find that the house oq -the hill is not only the Best, but that its table is more abundantly supplied with Ihe best, acd that the wallers are more polite and . attentive to ihe w sntsof those who favor it with their presence. Tlcaee beer in mind that mv house's the newly opened EXCHANGE HOTEL, on the bill, twen ty steps from the Ticket Office. , -B. B. SEARS, Proprietor. October g, 1SB7. - 8-1 f. .DR. MORSK'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. . DR. A.ORSE. t he inventor of KORSE'iS IX nl i w unnn i, t r r o i . . ' ' iwvi a m ma.o, wit rfjfni tne greater pstt f his life is traveling, t aring visiud Furore, "! niii cu ig nviu iimetica lias rpiunuicc jci.BHiuiig HIC JW1WRIUI WT 1 f S " tern country it wss in this way that the Indian ' Hoot Pill w re first discover d. ; Dr. Mo rre as t iii uibi fjini, hi rinuuri, me jaor firei.aii Gjseacn J arise from IMPUHITV Ol ' THE BLOOD that, our strength, health and life depended apen iLls A ben the varlons passages Lcrome cJofgrl, add do not art in perfect harmony with the different functions of ihe body. i be bkn-d toetm Ifa action, becomes thiek corrupted and di.-easdi tlus cans ing all pains sickm es and dirtier of every r.tnu j, our strength is exbsnsttd, onr heabh we arc r!r-' prived of, and if nature isi.ot aasuHd in threw ing' off the stagnant humors, the blooo will bicotxe choked and rease to r.ct and thus our light of lile will forever be blown out., .How impoTtaat, thB that we thculd ketp the various passages oflhe.' bod free and open. And how pleasant to ns that ' we have it in our cower to pal a medicine ia your' reach, n nitlv, Morse's Indian. Root g Uir, martw-- factored from plants tine roots hich ;rr w around a the mountainous cliffs u Nature's garden, for tbe healih and recovery of Cifasd man. One ef the1' r"ls Itont whieh these Pills are u tile Is e t-odo-rf rific, which ors the petes ef the Lin, nnd ss- sists Nature in throwing usthe fine r pairs of the corruption within. The second isa plant whit h is an Expectorant, that opens ai d nnrkff ike par-sage to the lungs, snd ihua. in a soothfpg man ner, performs its duty by throwing off hies in, and' ' other humors from the lungs, bv copious spit tin -The third is a Diuretic, which jives ease and ilou ble strength to the kidneys; thus ncobiM(f ihey draw large mounts of impurity Itcot thi'. . blood, whith is then thrown out bottni;ully by the- ------ , - .ni : W.UV11 rnnio EOt have been discharged loan) oiler way. The ibuun is a Cathartic, and accotnpani. s the tth r propt r- ti. s of the Pin uhilr eneaged fir Tariffing tl.o , " Kiu.fea oi inirnr WBteh- . rm- ""vtn:i iniieurArsiiB lakes ep. r: "u? C"nV" fttmt ""aniiiles by the bow- - - From the aboveit is sho'wa thai Dr. Motsc- f Indian Root Pills ret only enter the sto stark. I t become united wilh the blood, ferthty find way t - every part, and cotnpleiely roat out and clcsnre' -the system front iH Impurity, and ihe life ef the- . body, which is the blood, becomes perfectly heal- ' thy consequesilyall eiekBtFt frtsrf pam is drive front the y-rn., far they cannot tru airt Bbcn tb-i body becomes so pure snd clear. ,. ; . The reason why people are so ' clr tresrr d "v hii . ' sick, sad why so many die. is bccauselirr doart get a Bw-dieiee wbieh wiMpass to tbeafflieud parts , andehiehwfHepsBthenaluralpassi.ee, fnr the -. des to becasiout; hence, a large qeantrty nf food ad ether atara is lodged, and the stomach -and latrsttaes are literally evtifienirg with the. corrupte-d aaseaitbua rdergeingdieagrwable ftr- r mentation, eensiai.riy n.Uirg wnh the blood." waie-a tttrows the sorTa..!) a matter throerh rverr " artery, nntil lm is taken frcm the brdy, V by disease. 1r. Mosees PILLS have sddtd lir4 themselves victory upon victory, hr rrstorise ' millions the SMS to blooming health seo bsppi.- -pess. Yes. laosrasds ho have Hern racked or "'' " towared with sjcksess, paa ,d st t.uh, ard whose fsebte fraintfs have been scorched bv lie. .. burning eh neata bf rsgirg fever, apd who haie been brought, as it ware, within a. step of ,ine ti f.l' "waaer totestiry ihr iheyf -would have been numbered with ti e dead, had it not been for this great and wonderful medicine." Morse's I ndiaa Root Pills. After one or. tw & . had b.a taken, thry were astorisherf. sd sb-- - uiely surpr.d. in wHneing their .1,., -effect. Net onfy do they gie immediate Ms v and s trepgib and take away all sickness, painV-Jd .r anpuirh .1 tbe y at once eo t work eT.be V da lion of the disease, which is the Meed. . he-"' " (re,H i will be showa, especially by tbp,. fc -hese Pdls, .! ( thej win .e tlr.nse arut PmHv that dis,ae-mat deadly riumr 1B i.kl t!r flifht. and the AoaH T .JL.tT -.u1?. '"T..1 iBr.:,,0f?''P,e'oraloBg aadlvappw -life wtll cherish and brighten youi dsn T PT A Moore. A9 genntmm have the name f A. ; A. J. II hite 4 Co - A II other are spnrloes A-J. WHITE dt CO Sol Proprietor, -ts. t ' , i Ei? L"ard Street, New York. dealers In Medicines. .- Agents wiNttii every town, village and haiw - -let IB tha tanrf P-j-ii .t. . . ; rrnt'T 111 address a above for term. ...... . "- i - . '-r' r rice rents per box, five boxes will be rent b receipt of l, postage paid . - . : - - - - ' lOS-ty. J - K0TICE. . ' npHE Wilmington and Weld a Ksrsesd Cam jm. psuy BO-arar7aagBiBNiftrtorwrdir , art goed eoesfgned te the care ef the Coa peyT aad destined tor any point er itw tiae h the North Careltaa Kosd. Ae ofemwntifiom. If landed on the Company's wharf, there wiU ae charge for wharfage tx dravag t hai these ri- " prase will be iaeurird if aad am say mhrr wnan. aaul wtn a Mecs ta the frelgh aa tbe ay -bill, robe eo! Jested aa deBvrr j. by lbs Nona, . Carolina Railroad Cempaay. ..... --. - . 1. B. To avU deicatiua at Wilmjapter. ft -eixeathil that the atneent affreight bv vrsseb bsJi. In oil cant, be disJieeliy stated, ie dollars and crals. on each bill f 'adiag.aad If g ada fcn 1 more than aae perma sre tneladed is the sjm bill of lediae. tha am net affreight far each eon, w g ore mesf Be separately a ted. .. By av of t maKoari of Otrrrlers. i - S. L. FREMONT, Eng 4 ", O0le af Kagiaeer Ssperin'red. at. :WJ!.ViBVMU4anvWk.28.1SS7. ' i : t ,;-4
The Tri-Weekly Commercial (Wilmington, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Jan. 23, 1858, edition 1
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