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ya- 4r4 ' i.." i ; . .... - - V W iiv WILMINGTON, N.r C.J- s'ttfESD A 1 MORNING, JANUARY 26. 1853. WHOLE NUMBER 1 531 VOLUME XIINUMBER; 130. ; i . 1 f 1-7 .Mil t. ir If r fF lifi ( F a 14 MISCELLANY.: r- From a a Kong Ulter in the London times. CHirvKSE ENGLISH. r Tlic "Icgant Greek slave imposed his language and his modes of thought Eje on his baibamus .Ionian master. Our .ivi.iz.-d Chinese atteuda tils have com municated to us outer barbarians the max ot the Chinese tongue, Thy liave made us a new English language, Wherein words startle us by new signif .catirin. My friend introduced mc to his comprador (agent) thus : , You see, gentlemen you tawkee one piecey coolie, one piecey bry larut pig voti, you savey, no number oue; foolu yon make see this f gentleman you make him house pigeon.' This was said with great rapidity, tind iti my innocence I believed that tny friend was speaking Chinese fluent ly. He was only talking Cautou Eng lish.'" Translated i the vernacular it would stand You see this gentleman ; ,you must engage for hint 6 coolie and a boy jeo pie who understand their busiuess, you know, uc stupid lellows ; you will bring them to him, and then manage to get him a lodging and furnish it.' To whom the polite con.prador repli ed : . ,. . 'Hab go. I catchee one piecy coolie, catchee one piecey boy. House pigeon number oue dearo ; no hab got. Soger man hab catchee house pigeon. . ; .Must got.' Heiugh.' ' The bais of this 'Canton English' which is a tongue and a ' literatim, for there are diciinries and gramiuiirs to elucidate it consists of turning the r in to , adding final vowels to every word, and a constant use of 'savey' for 'know,' talkee' for 'speak' 'piecey' for 'pice' number one' lor 'first class, but especi ally and above all the continual tm-ploymeu- of the word 'pigeon.' Pigpon means business in the most extended sense of the word. 'Heaven pigeon hao got,' means that chuch service has com menced ; 'Jus pigeon' means the Uudd . liist ceremonial ; 'Any pigeon Can ton T means 'Have any operations taken plaee at Cuutou V 'That no boy pigeon, that Coolies pigeon,' is the f.nni ot your ser vant's letuonstrauee if you ask him to fill your bath or taket a letter. It also means, profit, advantage, or speculation. 'Him Wang too much foolo, him no sav :y, vcly good pigtn hab got' was the commentary of the Chinci-c pilot upon the 1'atshan Creek business. : ; Until you caiinot only speak this lan guage fluently, but also, which is far more difficult, unden-laud it when spo ken -rapidly in a low, monotonous voice, all communication with your servant is impossible. The fercoud morning after 1 had been installed in my dwelling, my new boy,' Ah Lin, who slet-ps on a mat outside tny door, and whom 1 Mispecl to live principally upon successful rat hums, f i he knocks down about three per diem with a hrmlioo o!e s they tun al)out the loom ; Ah Liu, diawing up my inns keto curtains, presenting me with the G o'clock cup of tea, and siaring at me with his toutiJ little eyes, gravely re marked, 'Massa Smith, cue small piecey cow child' hab got.' It was a long, long ' time before 1 comprehended that, it be ing part of the Mays' duty to inform his master ol the socia. events of the colony, he wish to give me to understand that Mrs. Smith had presented her husband with a daughter It makes a bachelor laugh, and an exiled family man al most cry to hear this grotesque carica ture of the language vt the nursery. CHEATING THE DEVIL. Squire II, living hi the town of A, was a umn iu ear circumsU nces, with cvry thing enough, in doom and out. In hi jnrd wu a huge pile of wool, wed uiul plit, and sufficient in bulk la keep a doz en families through the winter with enough UiOre wuere that come from. Across the street from Squire A , live.! Mr. a Kor widow woman in straight ened circumalancct, with four mouth to feed and four little bodies lo wurm besides her own. . Squiro II. doatcd on hi bi- wood pile, nnd was in the habit of taking a per p at it through the doed blindu of hi windw before retiring at niht. Oae night hr uaw a female hanging around the pile, and opening the door purually, to get a better view, saw her sloop, pick up a large ar:.i ful and start oil. She had not proceeded far, however, when she topMd short, and he ovei heard the following: "1 cannot sleul the eye of God ia upon uje;" and down rwenl the wooil, and she walked off a few ateps and stopped ugaiu: 1 hate not a stick of wood in the house, tl.e weather is bitter cold, and uiy poor children are freez ing. The , Squire has enough aud w iH iitver miss it." So saying, she filled htr aims agair. with ike coveted fuel. : - Again site started and agnin hesitaied. -What! steal '1 never before did such a thing, nnd God forbid I should do it now!" an J down went the wood upon the crraund wgaiu. " But the thought cf her suflVring brood, brought her once more to the pile, and filled her i arms the third time with j wool. Onco more she started and agin turned back "-l will not steal I will trust in Cod, and if it i H j will, we'll peru together." So saying she threw down the wood upon the pile, and the Squire saw her enter her dwelling und close the door. He retired to bed, but slumber was slow in .isithg bis eyelids. He thought , of the poor wi low a nl her suffrhng children, and perhaps when he slept he dreamed o( them.' , . ' - , . ; . . Earl the uext forenoon, widow; IV. was surpiucd to sec the Sqnire s four ox teaio ledded with wood, hHl Op in fnnt of her dwelling nnd the Squire commence pitch ing it off ' ;.' , ' -- ..' What's this, Squire H 1" said the as tonished and hnlf friuhu-ned woman, "I didn't ofder that Wood, and God knows I can't pay lor it " "It's your's, nnd all paid for, Ma'am !" ung out the Squire, tuirfinir awy t a big log, "You cheated the devil last nil. hi" J; The j oor 1-oman insisted.' that there must be some mutnk about it. ' '1 tell j'ou ii youi's, for cheating the devil hurt night," said the Squire, "and there comei imn to saw it up, split it, and pack it away in your, wood-house. 1 The widow becur. to "smell a rat," ani stinnincring hr tLanks to the Squire-, re- treutetl into the house. She wunledcr u more wood that 'winter.. " CONVENTION OF GYPSIES. A convention of some 400 or 600 Gyp sies was to assemble at Dyion, Ohio, cur ing the holidays.. The Journal, noticii.g the presence "'of a large number, then' al ffttdv on the round, says: "These Grosies do curious thinss be sides it-ll nir ortui.e ant, pa-nling horses Sortie 20 or 30 of both sexes were at the Metropolitan the other day. and the wo men of the parly invited the men to drink, which invitation : was accepted, and tr.e whole party ca-ihered at the counter and drank together. The-women paui for the liquor. A-short time afterwards. the men returned ibe.'cotn'hinent, and Heated the women, and they continued thus doing the polite to each otlur till the whole party had dm ik half a dozen ti ncs." A prin.cr in Th- Boston Transcript office expresses his admiral on of Longfellow's short hi ed, or, in technical phrase, f fat" poem to -Catwba wine, in th following q jatrain: - . ; ' ' llail. pilled ort I rhritbed by the goU! Whoiw U' ehicw MH!in nl lip all ni qnadM Hie wl-ild will juj- it-ciiTe tlij- -rUliig Mint. Which uiake, by meaHiirenieiit, 2.000 -trmig! EAR AND EYE. Daa. LKBRUiN A Dl K i OS, OoULISTS AND AUKISTS. DR. LK BltU.N offeMia ihbse ufl"rin2 fiom djafnrHs, hia infulliblt aural remedies, which li jvc been auccesful in nearly iliiee thousand aeaea of own firmed doafnesa! Tlittaj remedies have been pronounced by Vt. Khianier. ol Her tin, and Ueleua ul t'arix, and Uurna I'll, her of London, aa Hie tnot wonderlitl ever applied lor diaeaae of the iaiernal and middle ear. f 1 ncy .oiniuiac difler ni course for ilia varioua di-e ieg thai a tlic I the exiernal and middle ear. It the dUeaae i cenfined lo the ex'ernal ear, lliclr ef fucla areaiiaieni un the fith or sixth day. Dr. La Krun warrant ocur in escrycuae, when the ear la perfect in its foriaati'in. tie has Hah leen i-er'ificMlea iroin I hone whj have been duaffrom iitfuiicy, whone hcarini( ia now complr'ely ru lur ed, unit they are now- cntbled to te-trn Ike tan. euagtl .Over twenty-seven hundred case of dutiloeaff have been s icceaa ally ireaiea Uy Mm. Cernficates lo thai etfuet may be aeen on upjili caiion. In ait eases of de-Vn-sn ariins; froti inla matir.n Otickcni: g. or even perforation ol the "membrana ly iHtni,'' uauully called Ihv drum I inflamatian of thtmuiui membrane ol Ut tympanum, ana eusta chian tube. &Uk accumulation qf mucu ; ncrcoue affcclLm&-jlliputtroictii, T-e . or when I he dis. e.me caiKe t faced lo I he ll'.-tt9 or seariet lyphu oiiliuoa or intermitting fever, colds, the ti e of qtiinins an. I in-rcril medicinea, githering in th even of cnlldh'od, &c.t ihe sense Can in nearly retry instance, be restored. Where' Ihe vant of secretion is app:irejit, the 'uudiiory ca nal " being dry and scaly ; when the deafnt s is accompanied with noimi in ihe eat, like mailing of leaves, cliirp'njf ol insert; falling 01 wali-r rinitinj; if Uels, uuls.iii-ins, disthjj;'" f ai ler, when in a stoopinir position, a sensation, i feh uaifa rtjh of blood lo :he nead had taken place: vi hen ihe hearing sernts less acute in dull cl uily weather, wr a lien- cold has been taken, tlfemtse yursued by Dr. Lc Bruo 1 con tide red infallible. ' Dr. Dulton the only practitioner in ihe United Slatet, wh practices Ijte new, painleHA, and suc cerslni method in ireaiing alt the disease to which the e e is su'jecl. Where every other means l ave fai ed to alford relief, he aks from 'ich a fur and inii:irii.il trial, " Pai'enls, by svn ding a fe v pirttcil 'rn o. their eme. can have remedies S''nt to any part.- i'E'TiMrtHT. We the undersigned, pactii toner in medicine in the city ol New orb, h ivine had occision to witness lite prai-ti e of lis I.eKrun A Dufton,1n diseases of Ihe i ar and eye. laiinjc aside all pro'esaional jealousy and prejudice, free ly admit that thecoursa pursued hv ih.-m in treat ing diseases ol these d'lit-aic or an, iron the unparalletl ttuccem vhich ha allendid it, is wet weuhy the at'tntion of our; professional brethren throughout the United State. Their system o treating diseases of thi tniddie and internal ear. by ihe use of "med rated vapors," particlarty in chronic and complicated cases, forms a new era in the practice ot aural Mirgary, and fids up a void which has lonir been fell by the aenerou practi tioner. Ia diseases of he eye, hey -.lnm re quire o resort to an opera: ion As skillful auiUis and ocnl:sti. and enthusiastieally dcVfled lo their profession, we cordially recommend them to. such as nvsy require iheir aid. Mjrned Alexander K. Molt, M. D , Geo. S. Green. M. D , Horace Winstow, H t) , (.:. Delpan. Allstone B Francis, II., T V Van Burcn, M. D , Bid Bedlord Dorenius, M.- l. New V'-jsa, Aiieu-i 7. la41. Students wishinc to perlecl themselves in this branch of reedicui Msience, will find nn opportuni ty by joining the class, a: the Kar a-d Kye I n hrionriesofDr Delaev i.e Grun.' Union Piaee CltniO'ies, every Tuesday and Friday afternoons, ftom I till 3 'clock during Medical College terms. Term. Five do tars. Consu talion free. Ten d illar to be paid when the tiMirlns is re stored to its original aeuirness. Address. Ira, 1. lEI.Ai;V I,KRItUi si I'UFTO.V, Union Plaee. New Vrk ily. -- N H. A trei. tse upon nature ana Ireatmen qf deal'nemt and diie of the ear. leiih the treat ment of the deaf and dam. Price SI CTlony lerrs ma-ii Iks registered by the Postmaster. " Itegistered let ten ar only at our risk; please bear this In mind CI Correspon dents murt ENOL'K POnTAGK t-T returo answers, the new postage laws requiring prepay ment of letters. "' -- Nut, II,- -r- 102 6m. YOUNG AMKIilCA TARGET PISTOL Manufacturing Company, XKW HAVEN, CT. This Pistol is intended as thefotef ttnnerof the or dinary pistol, and is designed for young men and bu s who wish toenjoy theesciling ppnilnf finsc at a rg . at the most trifling expense, and with out any danger of aecidi-a, The eheapesl ordina ry pistol is t hree or four limes the price f this he sides bting dngeru in the h inds of boys. This pist.il is loaded with -the common Kite t'raekrr, w hich forms a eomplet. cartridge, and will rairy a ball ten or fifteen pac-a with the same prt-etsion aa the ordinary pistol, bat not with - bffii-i-'nt force to f'o aey serious da ntatre As A hi riva i vhootin . nation, th Voting Amerieaaa mast and will learn ihe ait hy which -our indnpeadeno' r ,e secyred Heae this Tsrger-Piol is exactly in lima, and must meet with unive'sil sale among our youth o the South and West. 1 1 operation Is p rfrctly sim ple, and it is not liable lo get out of order. A full description will accompany every case of pistols The pistols are put up at the factory in cases of 50 earh. ready to sand by espies to any part of the United States or t'anada. ? - Hetnil price, 2aceaisj by the ease, or 15 ceats each. . . - - FRENCH, HAI.L A CO.. . - . New iiavea. Ct. " August 27 ih, 157. .v : - . A7tw PROSPECTUS or tmi - N- C. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION. At the recent meeting of the N. C. Kducational A-Kx;i ition, in Warrcnton, the undersigned were pointed a -i-oiiniiittee to make the necessary nr. ngeitienis for publishing a monthly j srnal, with he above title. Having mad-i arrangemt nts for is- ning the first So. in September nest, thev call, with confidence upon Teachers and -"School Officers, to send sub scriptions immediately, that i her may be enabled to go oa with the work.- They feet assnred that, if those, who have the educational interests ol our Stale at heart, will exert ihcmseivcSj the numb, r of sttDcriter, requisite to' insure complete sue res, can be secured within one week after the publication of this prospectus The Journal is to be devoted entirety TO the in tcrestsof Kditraiioti. will be published dnder the auspice of the State Educational Association It will be the organ of the Association and of all affiliated or subordinate Associations in the Slate. It wilt labor lo promote the great c.itise of Kduca lion irratt its grades, as one eaute ; and to foster a general syrttpathy between teacners and officers of Cuimnun iScftoofs. A'eadainles, and Colleges, as co-In borer in ih.it one great caute. , It wilt strive to advance the interest H- the Common School vtent oT the State," as underlying all other inter ests, and sustaining ou its vast granite base. Our great educational structure and will furnish a chan net ol communication between the General Super intenJent of Com.non Schools and those who feel an interest in their welfare. Tue Journal will be edited by a Boa id ol Kditors. composed of C H Wiley. Superintendent o Common Schools, and a number of tho leading Teachers of ihe State, and one local Kditor, who will receive all eoiniuunica lions and superintend the publication. All communications should he addressed ta the Kditor of the Journal of Education, Greene bero, A. C. C. H.WILEf, O. 0. COLE. O. W. BROOKS. W. V. IIOLUKM. . WJI. KOBtNSON, Cotauiitlcu TERMS: The Journal will be published monthly, in mag azine form, in handso.i.e style, and will contain 4a pages at the tullowing rates : i One copy, one year, .... . . . 2 00 Hx Copie. " " (to !te address) . 10 CO Suliseriptions required invariably in advance, and recci, ts sent In the first No. Terms af Advertising : 1 VBAB. 6 SfOXTHS. 3 SOItTHI. I MO. One page, ?5 40 til 9 Half ' 40 -ii Vi 5 One-fourth, Ti 21 7 3 16 lines, . Ml 4 2 Advertisements by the year payable quarteily. All others monthly Teacherr sending t'tO lot 75 subscribers will be entitled to advertisements of their Sclv-ols, of 1G line, for on year. - There are at all times a number of Schools of all grades, needing teachers, and of teachers who want iiu inons; ut.d it is not at all uncommon for parties thus situated to advertise iheir desires and wbnta In papers not expressly devoted to the cause of Kducatiun, it all such, by general consent, would keep standing notices in the Journal, it would be an easy matter for teachers to find out all vacant situaiion,and for Committees and Trus tees to learn the address of all leacber wanting places. 1 1 l, therefore, the desire of the conductor o ih Journal to publish a Directory of tlti kind. ami to all who will fnrni.-h t an iine notices of ttn-ir wants very liberal deductions will be made from the uual advertising rates. August p ; tvt GG JUST PUBLISHED, PUDXEY & RUSSELL.-' LEi nnDS OP 1I!K Ul VliLL'TI(l,ARV WAR ; CONTAINING THE OFUCIAL MILITARY AND FINANCIAL COURESPONDENCE OF ALL TUE OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY, From l77to 175, Containing the most interest ing military, historical, and financial informa tion during that perljd. A so, the organization of all ihe Ueuiments, showing the names, rank. dateol commission, time of enlistment, and ser vice of the officers and privates ol each. . Also, the general and brigade otdcrs of GENERALS WASHING I ON LEE GREENE, WEEDON. AND-OTHERS, In 1776, '77, and '73, showing the last trials al Valley Forge, breaking up Him oncampmcnt, or dr of march through Philadelphia, and the plan of attack on the Britisii, at Monmouth Also, on account of the capture of Fort Washiugton, and the horror ol the prisons and prison ships of the British, in Sew York, wiih a LIST OF AMERICAN OFFICERS IMPRISONED, The time of their capture, release, &c. An ac count of the -. SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI, In New-Yojk, Pennsylvania, and Mary Und, ist of the memSets' names Ac; the half pa commutation, and land aets of Ihe Coniincnta Oonirea. A complete list of all Ihe OFFICERS WHO SERVED TO TUE ESD OF TUE WAR. And acqicd the right to half-pay for life, com mutation, and land. Proceedings of 34th Con gress, and United Slates Court Of Olaitns. rela tive i. a restoration of the half-pay acts ol the dd Congress, for the benefit or the . HEIRS OF OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION ; Virginit half-pay and land law; the reason which led to the passage of the Act of Jul 5, l93-. by Congress; the names of the Virginia officers who received land, with aninterest i tic -cconnl of the military land districts of Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee, the location of war ranis, survey, etc. REV0LUI0NAR Y PENSION LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES As they now exist, with commentaries thereon. Note on the se. vices of various classes of revo lutionary officers, with an- extensive list show ing the time they died, die, &e. if-c. ' One large 12n.. Vol.; of 6C0 PgeIMce, SI 60. The work is intended aa a book of refeieoce to the historian and schoUr, as well a furnishing a thoroush gu'de to person i-laiminie title to land or pensions, from the services of their fore father during the Revolutionary War. The volume Contains the names of over 60,0(0 officers and piivates of the Revolutionary Army, and should ot) in the hands nf all Ihe descendants of the brave men who lough, tinder the banner of 76. that the noble action, of their ancestors may not escape reminiscence of the.r des.cndams, who mist retain ibis work a meincnM of their brave deeds and patient suflrines. , Ct PKtt MllNTri can be easily earned JK.J by acting a. Ar. nl for the sale of the above Book, and other htyhlv ' popular works i.f 'standard merit. puMished by ua Tf" Anenta wanted in every city, town, and vifluge n the Union. For Calalogucsand partic ulars, Address" . PUD.VKV d 'lUSSKLL. Publishers. 79 John street, New J oik. Noq S. j7-4t WANTED. ArSOVRRNKSS IN A PIVATK FAMILY. 33 Mi let front Town, no the Wilmington at Weldon Railroad, in Duplin Co. An Kpiscopa Uan preferred. Apply at the Con mine Knooi o .. w. l.. pi rrs t;u. ; Nov. 12, 1S37. , 100-it KEROSENE OILS, DISTILLEn FROM COAL. ' (NOT EXfLOSIVE.) 'IE ditlerent grsde ol these Celebrated oils, I suitable lor Machinery of all kinds. Binnacle and Fsmily use, can be had of th'-' undersigned, al so of the W holesal- Oil Dek-r and Drogsist in the -its of New York, and of the authorized Local Agent of the Company in this place. , f i -- 'iUSlMltl, : General Agents, Kerosene Oil Co . . No 0 Beave. Street, N.Y. U" Local agenciea granted on application as above. ' Order should specify the description, ol m or machinery fer whice thcolliwated. J one 5, 1357.- , lwW:I . Of all disease, tbe great first caose Spriogs from neglect of Nature's laws. SUEEJm NOT! When a CURE is guaranteed IN ALL STAGES OF . S EC RET DiS E AS E S, Self-Abuse, N: reins Dikdifjf. Strictures, Gleet Gravel, Di deles, Disease of the KidHejfs an Bladder, Mercurial Rheumatism.,- Sf.-ofula fains in Ike Bunes and Ankle, Diseases of th L.uns, Throat, - Nose and Eves, Ulcers vpon the Bodf or Cimbs, Cancers, Dropsy, Epiliplic ts, St. Vilas's Dance, and all Diseases arisi- - tng froM a derangement of the Sexual Organs. Such ar Nervoo Trembling, Los of - Memoryd f -osa of Power. General Weakness, Dimness of Vision, with peculiar spot appearing 1 be for the eyes, l,oss of Sight,, Wakefulness, Dyspepsia Liver Disease, Rru'nlns upon the ftce, Paio in the back and head, Female irregularities ana ail improper discharge from both sexes. - It matter not front want cause the disease originate, how -ever long standing or obstinate the ease recovery is certain; and in a shorter time than a perma nent eure can be e flee led by any oiher rreattnent even alt r the disease has baffled the skill of emi nent physician and resisted alt their means of cure. The medicines are pleasant without odor, causing no sickness, and free front mercury or balsam. During twenty year of practice, I have rescued from the jaws of Death, many thousands, who. In the last stage of the above mentioned disease had been given up to die by their physi eiwns, which - warrants me in promising to the afflcted. who may place themselves under my care a perfect and most speedy cure. Secret diseases are the greatest enemies to health, as they are the first cause of consumption. 6'crofula and many other discuses, and should be a terror to the human fsmily, as a permanent cure is scarcely ever effected, a majority of the case falling into, ft he hands jf imco.npetent persons, who not noly ail to cure tne diseases but ruin the constitution fiilng the system with mercury, which with the disease, hasten the sutierer iota rnpid consump tion. : - Bat should the disease and the treatment not cause death speedily and the victim marries, the disease is entailed upon the children, who are bom with feeble constitutions, and the current of life corrupted by a virus which betrays itself in Scrofula, Tetter, Ulcers, Eruption und other af fections of the skin, Kyes, Throat and Lungs, en tailing upon them a brief existence of suffering and consigning them lo an early grave. SKLK ABU-SK ia another formidable enemy to health, for nothing else in thedread catalogue of nun an diseases causes so destructive a drain up on the system drawing its thousand of victims through a few years of suffering down to an un timely grave. - Jt destroys the Nervous System, rapidly wastes away the energies of life, rauses mental derangement, prevents the proper develop ment olthe system, disqualifies tor marriage, so ciety, business, - and all eartnly happiness, and leave the sufferer wrecked in body and trind. predisposed to consumption and a train of evils more to bo dreaded than death itself. With the fullest confidence I assure the unfortunate vic tims of iSell-Ahuse that a permanent and speedy cure, can be effected, and with the abandonment f ruinous practices, my patients can be restored robust, vigoroas health. The afflicted are cautioned against the use of Patent Medicines, for there arc so many ingenious snares in the columns of the public prints to catch and rob the unwary sutierer, that millions have their cormtitutions ruined by the vi e compounds of quack doctors or the equally poisonous nos trum vended as "Patent Medicines." I have carefully analysed many ol the so-called Patent Medicine and find that nearly all of them contain Corrosive Sublimate, which is one of the strong, est preparations of mercury, and a deadly poison, which instead of curing tlitt disease, diauolcs ihe sys'ein for lite. ; . x Three fourths of th' patent nostrums now in u e are put up by unprincipled and ignorat persona who do not understand even the alphabet of t he materia uiedica, and are tqually as destitute of any knowledge of the human system, havinc one object only in view, and that to make money re gardless ot consequences. Irregularities and ail diseases of moles and fe males treated on principles established by twenty years of practice, and sanctioned by thousands of the most remirkabl cures. Medicines with full directions sent to any part of the United States or Canadas, by patients communicating their symp toms by letter Business correspondence strictly confidential. All letters asking advice must con lain a postage stamp. ADDRE83 J. SUMMERVILLE M. D., BOX No. 63. Office No. 1131 Filbert St. old No. 100 BKLOW TWKI.PTH. 5f3iaXk3aBTlaJt2A. . Oct. 24. 92 ly. T HE GREAT FEMALE PILL. DR. J. P. C El EAGER is the General Agent, wholesale and retail, for Dr. ' Wheating'an celebrated Fema'e Pills. These Pills are truly valuable for Ladies, Jar they tcill restore the Monthly Connie where they may stop from ana c-fwe -whatever t They never have failed in any case where the direction around the box contain ing the P.ll have been strictly followed indeed there has no case of failure ever come to our knowledge. Being purely vegetable they are per fectly sale. Miilel to ordor, postpaid, upon re ceipt of one doll-tr by J. P. Creamer. Baltimore City. Md. if"A liberal discount to Drugeists. 110 am, WHY LABOR SO HARD WHEN WASHING, f rHAVK a chemical process for cleaning rloth ing. by the use of which the cljthe caw be washed very clean without hotling-, and with very little rubbing. By this method much hird ibr cisj . be mnj , the washing- it 1 done in half the lime, and the elothes are very white and clean, and Inst inucn tonser, for they are not worn out b rubbing a by the old way of washing by mi chine. Ac. The article used cost but little, and are easy to obtain. 1 wait the receipt to order, postage paid, upon receipt of 50 cents; three cent postage stamps good as money. . Address Dr. J. P. Creamer, Baltimore city, Md. Dec. 8. 110.3m. HONEY, THE j BEST OF HONEY. I HAVE a valuable receipt for making Honey, which I will send to any., person upon receipt of 50 cents. We make and use it in our family a' half the east, and consider it a good as the best irticle of genuine bee made boney, "from which it cannot be ol I " Any person who will make and sell it can clear from two to three dollars a diy, it on'y reqiire 4 articles to make it. and hey can b nad at any store lor u cents. Kvery family mjy have rhw delightful luxury, for aav lady can make it in 15 minutes a any time. 3 cents p-tst ige stamps as good as moey. A ddress Ur. J p. ureager, Baltimore city, lid. Dec. 8. 110 4m DR. CREAGER. BALTIMORE, Md-lstfe aote Azent for Dr. Winders' eeksbra'ed M itrinonial "Series," 3 r t. . , . L I. r. . - - ... ft! j i diw.p no. i, . u,n!( wn u li ed to prepare them for Female iJoeiety.' No. 2, -Error ia onrtsltip 5" o 3, "Itepro-iuciive Control." Either ot which will be mailed to or eer. postpaid, upon receipt of 23 cents. isce. o. i .. at... GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES! NY Ladv Who will seal her address to Mr -v. R Crearer. 8liire City. Md. with 3 oost. age StampirtcJuded, will receive by return mail something of imoortanee to her. . - . i -WOMAtf KJVOWTHTSELr .to HAPPY" Dec, 6. - J Il0-3m RE3I0VAL. I HAVE REMOVRD.MY RESIDENCE AND OFFICE to Front St-eet.next North of P. K. Dickinson qr.,to th-houso formerly occupied bj Mr. A. A. Watted where I can beuaad when not profs-ssiooslly exsaged. -.- ; - UJI.'fcj. rabbJiAJI, ll.l'. Feb. j. -. .- . . aft -'1 Ji-i . . HENRY NUFT. F1CT0B AXD F0KW1KDIXC iGEXT, WUlgitt hi personal attention lo hunnee entrust edit hi care. . Sept. 1856. . 75-ly-e. GE0RGK MYERS, WBOLEnHB IU RETAIL GROCER Keep constantly on hand, Htw, Teas, Liquors , ProsUions, Worn and Willow Ware, Fruit, ConJectionarte,Jc. South Frontslrtct, . tVILMl.NGTUJi, K.U. ov. 18.1855. ;. .109. I.. N. BARLOW, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, AMD T)KI.EU IN ' LIQUORS, tViyES ALH, PORTER, de. No. S, Granite How, Krout Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. , Feb. 17th, IP56. UO-if. , GEO. W. DAVIS. COM MISSION MERCHANT, SOUTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. Jan. 22. - , - 132. W. G. MILLIGAN, ' MARBLE MANUFACTURER, NorrH Wim Stkkt. Wikmington. No. fa. Mannwcnls, Toombs, Head and Foot Stones, and all kinds of MarWe Work furnished to order en reasonable terns. June 5. 36-ly-c HENRY BURRHIMER WHOLKiVll A IITAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR S T O R F., IO V OK THE ITtilJIAN CIIItEK" MARKET STB EBT tie door above Water WllmliiEtnti, Pf. C. .V. B. All Orders filled with despntch. Oct. 26th. I355 93-1 w-c. GEORGE R. FRENCH, : MANDKACTUnl ASD WHOLESALE f- RETAIL DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, AND NO. 11. M A It KET STREET, .VUiMlNGTON, . C. - March 6. CHAS. D. MYERS, HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM 34 Market St. Wilmington, N. C. nNiMi, i.r.ottoav, and pum limp hits, wool FUR. MI.K. NO MOt.KSKIN HITS. Cloth, Plush, ard Silbt Glased Caps, by tne cas'urdoxen. Al New York Wholesale Prices, nit icli 12. i , ' 153. - " ADAMS, B ROTIIER & CO7 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WILMINGTON, S, C. July 23. 58 AS. C. SMITH. MH.E3 COSTIX. JAS. C. SMITH CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, A. C. April 20. ; 13-ly 11. OOLLNEK. G. FO TTfcR. Jr. J. CA.MEUDEN OOLINER, POITEI: At CO. COMMISSION MER CIIA N TS, N li XV YOKK. April30, 1855. 20-ly. OUR MOTTO IS T0 PLEASE" AT THE Wilmington Saddle, Harness, and Trunk 91 aim factory. THK subscriber respectlully in form stitepublic i that he ha recently received addition- to his stock ol Saddle and Harness Mountings, die. the latest and most improved style, and is consfanlv manufacturing, a t hisstore on market street, every description of articlein theabove tine. From hie dxperienccin the business, he feels confident t ha he will be able to tiveentiresarisfactiontoal Iwhc ma) favor him with a call. He has now on hand and willconstamly keep a lariteassortmen 1 of Coach, Gn( and. Sntkew Harness, Undif's SadrlUs, BridUs, Whips, d.. Gentlemen's Saddles, W&ipt Spurs, de. "lalIof which he will warrant to be of! a be "ffe- nsliip. ent of i Jthe best materials and work 111 a a H haa also a iartre assortmn Trunks. Valise. Saddle and Carpet Hagc, Satchels, fancy Trunk,- Ac, and all other ar ticles usually kept in -ch establishments, alio which he oiler low fer CASH, or onshortcredit to .j rout pi customers. Saddle, Harne .Trunks, aedieal bass, die &e.. made to order. s : . In addition tothe above the snbscriberalways keeps on hand a larpesnpply of String leather and ha now, and will U-sp through the season a Kood assortuit ntof Kly Kc-tts. Allaretavited to call and examine my Good s whetherin want or not, as I takepieasure in shew ing my assortment to all who may favor me with a rail. . - Harnessand Coach Trimmings sold at a fai price to person buying to manufacture. AIo .Whips at wholesale. : 111 kitds ol" Riding Vehicles bought nnd sold on coraanirtslons. JOHN J. CONOLKV. Feb.7, 18.7. , r Bit TUB NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM P'k KALElGii, N. C. rHE above Company hrsbeen inopcration-tinci. theUtol April,-843, uoderthedirectionof the oi wink Orhcers, viz ; - Dr.Cbarte K. 'onhaon.PreaKient. Wiu.."). Haywood, Vice President - i John G. Williams, Secretary, Wru. H.Jones, Treasure. ' Pcrrin Busbee, Attorney, Dr.Charics K.Johnson, 1 , . ir. W.n.H.JlcKee. C Meduot Dm, -rf of ; Dr. U.-B. Haywood, lnuJtatin. J.Hcrsman. General Agent. This Company has received a charter tjivinz ad vantages totbe insured over any olherConip-ior The" Section gives the Husband the privjtegeto tEsnrenisowB life for the sole use of It ja Wife and Children) free Uwn any daimsof the r i-present a tivesof the husband or any of his creditors. Organized on purely mutual principles, the lifo membersaanicipatriwibotpAocoftheproftiswhicb a re declared annually Realt. k- 11 tfe. wnen the annua I premium ia ore r 30 matpji i sk 1 V - a rVAf a - 9 Vitv si as a vav . All -(aims fort nsurance against the Company wil epitid within ninety dayaafterproof of the death c'the party isfurniahed. -Slaves are Insured for one or five years, at rates arhich will enable all Slaveholder in secure t hi class ofriroperity against the uncertaintvof life. Slave insurance iirnnim nw ...I featnrein the history of Nona f'arolini .which wiD prove very tmpwrtan 1 10 the Koathe'n States. The last four months operation .f this Company show a Tpr.l m r.. minnm. , A f K I . the Directors expected to do the first year having nnriHon wire man tint rotlelr Dr. W. V. Habbibb. Medical Examiner.snd Agent, mimintton. N . C. -, A 1 1 Tom m 4ii iea tfons an b asine t-o f th e Com pa ay rbouldbeaddrmbMto- i: tt IC A RD -- H. BATTLE, Sec'y. Rateich.JnneR.IR57 FINE DRESS niTS. COf.KSKI.V, BKAVEH, ntSlKRK AND 1 X Soft Felt of the latest style and finest finish. Jnst opened at the Hat and Cap Kmomitim, 31 Varfcet Rrreet. CHAS. P. JlTEItS. rtov.Hth. BALTIMORE LICK HOSPITAL. BR JOHNSTON THE founder of this Celebrated institution of fers ihe most certa.u, Speedy and 00 ly tlicclu al lemedy in the word for SEDRET DISEASES. Gleets Strictures, Seminal Weekness. Psins in ihe Leias, Constitutional Debility, i.npotcncy, Veakm-ss of the Back and Kimbs, AtTuctiont of the Kidneys, Palpitation oi the Heart, Uysoepsia Mcrvous irrilabi ily. Disease ot tl.e Head, Throa Nose or Skin ;lhocc scriousand tneialichoiy dieur drrsarit-inv from llie destructive habits of I'oulh which di:st roy both body and mind. Those secre and solitary practices more fatal tothcir victim than the song of the Syreii to the mariners o Ulyssey, blighting iheir most brilliant hope, or an ticiptions, rendering marriage, &c, iinposfeible YOUAGMKN. Especially, who have become the victims of Solilo ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands oi young men of the must exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise have rntrsnccd lis tening Senates with the thundersof eloquence, or waked to ecstacy the livinglyre, msy cali with full confidence. -M ARMAGH. Married persons, or Voting Men, contemplating uiarriase, being awareof Physical Weakness. Or ganic Debility, Defnrniitit-e, de., should imn.rdi ately consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect henlth. - He who places himself nnderthecarcof Dr. John ston may religiously confide in liis honor as a gen tleman, and confidently rely upon liitskill asa phy sician. Da. Johjtstoh is the only regularly Educlrd Physician advertising to cure Private Complaints. His remedies and treatment ore entirely unknown toull others. Prepared from a life spent in tin Great Hospitals of Europe andthe First in tins Country, via s England, France, ihe Block It y 01 Philudelphia, tf-c, and a more extensive ptactice than any other physician in the world. His many wonderlul cures and most important Surgical ftp. -rations is a sufficient fiiaraniee to the ntrlit-ted.- -Those who trisfl lo be speedily and effectually reliev ed .should shun the numerous trifling im posters, wjio only ruin their health, and apply to him. A CUItK WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE. Nn Mercury or Nausea Drug Used. OFFICE, No. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK St.. left hand side going Iron- I'alliirore street, a few doors from the corner. Fail not to obeerve his name and number, tor ignorant trifling importer?, attracted by the reputation ul Dr. Juhnaton, luik, nn. joiinston. t Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London gradua lc from one ot the most eminent Colleges vl ihe United Slates, and the greater part oi whose life has been spent in the Hospitals ol London, Par is, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, has effected some of the most astonishing cures thai u ert ever known. Many troubled with ringing In the cars and head when asleep, trreat ncrvouvnsss, being alarmed st sudden sounds, and bashfumess. with frequent blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of mind, were cured immediately. A CERTAIN DISEASE. When the misguided and imprudent votary of pleasure finds he has imbibed the stedsof.his painful disease, it too often happens that aoill-iim-ed sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters him from applying to those who. Irom education ana respectability, can alone belricnd him, delay ing till the constitutional fyuiptoms of this horrid disease make their nppeurance. such us ulcerated sore throat. diseased nute, noe'turai pains in the head and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nodes on the shin bones and arms, blotches on (lie head, face and extremities, progressing with frightful ra pidity, till al last the palate of the month or the bone of the nose tall in. and the vicliiu of this a win Id iseasc becomes a horrid object of commis ser.it inn, till death puts a period to his dreadful suf ferinirs, by sending him to "that bourne from whence no traveller returns." To such therefore Dr. Joiinston pledges himself to preserve the most inviolable secre; ; and, from hi? extensive prac tice in the first Hospitals of Europe and America, hecan confidently recoimnei. v' safe and speed v euro to the iinfortunn'e vietins o iliis horrid dis ease. It is a melancholy fac'; mat thousands full Ticiinif 10 11118 nreaaiui complaint, owing tollie 11 n skilfulne6s ot- ignorant prelendeis, who.' by the use of that deadly poisvn. mercury, ruio the contitu tion. and either send the unfortunate suflerer to nn untimely grave, or else make the residue of life mis erable. TA KE PA R TJCULA R NO TJCE. Dr. J.addre85csalltno8e who haveinjured them, selves by private and improper indulgences. ; These a r sonic of the sad and Jiielanefoly ef fects, produced by early habits of youth, viz: WetikneFS of the Back and Limbs, Paine in the Head. Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Pow er, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyspep.y. Nervous irritability Derangement of the Diirestive Func tion!,, General Debility, Syiwpioms" of Coneuftip tion . & c. - 1 M'nlally The fearful effects on the mind ar" much to ue dreaded ; Los ol Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits. Kvif Forebodings Aversion 0 Society, Self Diottust, f.ove of Soli tude. Timidity, &c are some of the evils produced 77tita7n of persons of aU.-iges.cnn now judse what is thecause of their declining health Lrfs ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and e'macial ted, have a singular appearance about the eves cough and symptoms of consumption. . ' DR. JOHNSTON'S IN VIGOR STING RFMF DV FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS. WE" By this great and important remedy weakness o the organsare speedily cured and full vigor restored Thousands of the most Nervous and Debilitated individuals who had lost all hope, have be. n imme diately relieved. All impediments to MARRIAGE Physical nrMenialDi.qitalifieaiions, Nervous Ir itabilitv Tremblings and W eakness, or exhaustion of the most fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr. Johnston. - . ' Young men who hare injured themselves by a certain practice indulged in when alone a habit frequently ie.irned from evil companions, or at school, the effects of which are sightly felt, even when asleep, and if nor cured, renders marriage imros!ihe.and destroys boll mind and bodr. should apply immediately. What a pity that a young man, the hope of hi country, and th; dirling of his parents, ehoeld be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments of life, by tlie;ons iqiiereesol deviating from the path of na tnre, and indulging in a certain secret habit. Such persons, before, contemplating , MARRIAGE. Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the tnoM necessary requisite :o promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey through life become a wear pil?rimae: the pros peel hourly darkens to the view j the mind secor e shadowed wnh despair and filb-d with the BieU j eholy reflection that the happiness of another be comes blihted with 011 rown. kr OFFICE NO. I SOUTH FREDERICKST.. ' , - BAt-nsioaa, Mb. - All Surgical Operation Tei formed. N. B- Let no false delicacy prevent yoa,- but apply immediately either pcreonalir or b letter Skin Iisees Speedily Cured. TO STRANGERS. K Th e many thousands cured a 1 this institution witl -inthelatt ten years, and the numert impor tant Surgical Operations perfointid by Dr. J.. wit nessed by ihe Reporters of the papers, ard man other person, not ices of which have srpeart eagain and aeain before the public, besides his rtsndirg a a gentleman of character and responsiiility if a sufficient guarantee to the afllieied. TAKE NOTICE. I It tm with the rrmtett relnetaneethatTtr .ToMySTOS permitu bi rarHr to xppmr before the vjihllr. .Irmilii, anprofwMMial a physician t adiertiw. hut aawM he aid so. the afflicted especially straBeen uld not foil to fill I"'" h hands of the manv imptxient and unlearned Importer, with tnmimerMe tatse Xn,r.e aad eon btreV Onaekshopa. awannine these larse eities, eopytna- It, JnassTos'stutTerrlseniefitaor advrrtliune tbemneKa p)i.vieian.lllitertehailow-tvnried fellowa. too buy to wor s at their original trade, with searec too Ideas fcevond the brute, who. for the parpose of Kntieiixr and IVeeiv-fnc-. earry on flveor tx nffiee. under as T liffi-nt Falsa Katnea. an that the afllieted ftial j eMaffna one. i nrrf.o tamMe hnultone into the .rtnrr. Tewwartt Qaaeks with nnrnou iyiaaf cert iti eat ea of yreal and aa tonlshln?enre fmraneraomi not to he fiwnd, who keep yoo takinc tsree hot 1 lea of T.ieoaicit Wjmi and ihr poekasea of filthy and worthless eomnnund. eunnlnery p reps red t a impoee apnn the anrnrtaoateand ansMpert ins. Trillin; month after month, or msUmt as thesassU est feeeaa heohtained. and. la despair. leaves roa wlih. ru'nsd aeaKh. to sf frh over yoar ratlin; ritsapprjintiMnt. It la this mot ire that tod neea Dr. J. to adierllse. yea HiUHC.icrMTOf. To thaae anaeoatnted wHh hfa reps tit ion. he deeraa it aweeesary to aav that bis endest tiat rrr a-tAnm ahnrvs hanr In his nfr-, K( I.KTTKRsi ECKIVEr VTSXXS& TfWT-FJlTI) sad enntain.: a Pump to be awed rr the reply. Ir anna writimr shanld sfe g aad aead that 1 oeytoa) adTartiaemant daribing-utoas ...j hi-lf m rT"HE partnership herclofoie cxitiog this day 1 place under the frmsof STEKN it BROTHER and bTERS & SEWHOFF are disnlved by mutual consent. M. NEWHOFF will continue to dobuMnrsat the old eland, as successor of Sreart 4k Km., and attend 10 the winding up of the business affairs f mcBltoned fiims. All having claim sgainsl the above firms, or the partners thereof individually will please present ihem to M. KswHorF for et tlement pnvious to lath of November next ; al! those indebted to them will please coma forward and pay up. or else their claims have to pats inlv officers hands for collection. L. STERN. - J. STERN. - U..XEWIIOPF.. Wilmington, N. C, Sept. 3, IP37. fs3-tf. TUE OLD WELDON HOTEL, I? NOW OPEN O.VTH E 5OUTH EAST 61 DE OF the Railroad a you get in en any-Rosd. 1 1 is open in the name of the newly opened. - . EXCHANGE HOTEL. And it is bound to do justice 10 passengers-In get ting their tneals ihe Proprii tor ptr dgirg biinrelf to satisfy all who may favor him with a call, or no i-ay . , - Passengers will find menl ready en the arrival Of every train, wi:h good Purlers to attend to th m and check their bagasse to any point which they may desire to have it checked. . .---s The House is within twenty steps of the Ticket Office, w here passengers can obtain their Ticktts without any trouble, and be in good time alter getting their dinner or supper, as there is consid erable baggage to change. Passengers will pleare bear in mind that there ia a house in front of mine, rented by the tlr house to keep oft opposition, which Is railed the New Weldon Hotel, but gentlemen and ladies wil pleasel recollect that litis house has been built on iysomef.iur, five or six years 10 my knowJeage, and has been occupied by three different person during thai time, and has a new Proprietor at pres ent. This Old Weldon Hotel haa been open fur two months, and has not had a crowd bui once since, but it is now increasing fast in popular fa vor, as passengers find thst the meals suit them and are always ready 00 the table when the trains arrive from any point. There are red bill printed by the other house with no name attached 10 ihem, evidently designed to injure me and my honsc. hut it cannot succeed, notwithstanding the Pro prietor and his men at the car are particular in informing passengers that the house 10 the fight is the best, but patengers find lhat the hoiieeon the hill is not only the ben, but that its table ia more abundantly supplied with the best, and that the waiters arc more polite and attentive to the u tints of those who favor it with their presence. Please beer in mind lhat my honseis the newly opened KXCH ANGK HOTEL on ihe hill, twen ty steps from ihe Ticket Office. B. B. SEARS', Proprietor. October fi, 1357. 58-tf. DI?. MOBSKS INDIAN ROOT PILLS. DR. MORSE, the inventor of MORSE'S" IN DIAN ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater pat t f his life ia traveling, having visited Europe, Asia, and Africa as well as Norfit Aueiiea lias spent three yeais among the Indian of cur Wes tern couniryit was in this way that the Jbdian Root Pills were firtt discovered. Dr. Morse was 1 the first man 10 establish ihe fact that, all dirt ares (arise from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD lhat 1 our strength, health and life drpcnCtd upon this vital fluid. . ; When the various passages become clogged, and do not act in perfect harmony with ihe diffetent functions of the body, the blood Jose its action, becomes thick corrupted and diseased; thus ceu ing; all pains eit-knt and distress ofivety name; our siren gill is exhaust, d, our health we ore de prived of, and if nature is not assUud in throwing off the stagnant humors, the blooil will l. uu. choked and eease to act und 'bus our lichl of lil . si, j- 1 . . . wiibiorever oc otown out. How important, ih a that we !uu Id keep the various imuiroi fih 4xd? free and open. And how pleasant to ua lhat we nave tt in our power to put a medicine In your reach, n niely, Morse's Indian Root Pillr, manu factured from plant nnd root which grow urotod the mountainous clifls in Nature's garden, for tlin health and recovery ofifieased man. One of ibe roots fiom which these Pills are n ude is a i-udo-rific, which opet the totes of the kkia.undaa sists Nature in throwing t oi the finer parts of tho corruption within. The second i a pbiBtwhiVh is h Egpertoranr. that opens ai d uneing il. passage to theturgs. and thus. In a soothing man ner, petfoims iia duly by throwing ofTphlegm, ai.d other htmnrs Irom the lungs, by copious rpinine The third is a Diuretic, which gives ease and dou ble strength to the kidneys; thus ene-oumi, d. ihey draw large amounts of impurity fion. ih blood, whiih i then thrown out botiniLully by th.. urinary or water passage, and which eeuld m-t have Iven dischartrfd in an; other way. Thefounh i a Cathartic, and accompani.s rhe oil.r prop, t-ti- sof ths Pills whilj tngaged in purifying the blood; the coarser particles of iu purity which cannot pass by ihe other outlets.are thus taken up and convayed t-ff in great qusniitie by the bow- From theabove, It is snewn that Dr.' Morse's Indian Root Pills rot only enter the stomsrh, I n become united with the blood, for th. y find aav i every psrt, snd completely rout out and clriW the system Irom oH impurity, and the i jfe- f the body, which i ihe blood, bet onus perfet-tty htal thy; consequentlyail sir-kntrs frrtd pa'a ie driv n from the system, far they cannot reit ain btn the body becomes so pure snd clear. .....,. , The reason why people are so ditresd h n sirk, snd hy so mnny die, is because they do nt get a medicine which will pass to thearBirbd parta and which will open the natuial passages for the disease 10 be cast outj hence, a large quantity ef food snd ether matter is lodged, and the stomach and intestines are literally ov. tflt whig, wltkv the corrupted mass; thus undergoing disrgr.-. h( fer mentation, constnMly h.ixlrg with the blood which throws the corru.4 d matter throsrh ery vein and artery, nntii life is takt n In m the bedy by disease. Dr. Morse's PILLS have addid lo themselves victory upon vietory. ' by resroripy millions oi the sick to blooming health and h ami nes. 5es. thonssnds h hav berrrracktd or tormented with sickness, pain and ar euish srd whose fe-l ie frames have bem scorch, d by ihe burning eh men t of ragirg fevtr.and who bate been brought, as it ware, within a sun of the U lent ersve, now stand reader to testify thar they would have been number, d with tfce dsd. had it not been for this gresi and wonderfal luec-leine MOLjJn,!an Be' PU,', ferneor fwVdo aoltltelv . if rn t-A tn u- . ; . '. ' iey were nstOPlelied. d ah- ,.-..,..,...,. Hearing inetr rharu'irir effict. Not only do they give immt diate easJ and sirergih, and lake away .,Icknes. pB ,B(J anpuiWi but they at or.ee go to work at ib f.w datwn of h disease, which is ihe bloed. h. fore, it will be showo.espetlally by tose w ho , th.se Pills, that they will so WZum.Zf that disease rhat deadly em mv iu ,Ur flisht, and the flash of yeath an beaury will ." gain return, and the prosp, e of a long and fcso.'r life will cherish and brighten yoet day. - CACTios.-Rcaar of a .ounierfrltVrgWrf A A. iloore.AMgenune have the natte of A J A. J. WhtUd- Co All others are 'parlous - A. J. WH ITE dk CO.. Sole Prvprtelnrs. . ' SO Leonard Street, New Vork. , . Morse's Indian Root Pill arv sold by al dealers in Medicines. ... ., . Agents wanted in every town. 1 vfllre and hrm M tn Ihel.nd. Parlie desiring the sgency wil address as above for terms. Price 25 eents per box. five boxes wjjj be scat Nov. 2K v at, w-4sv pale. . 1U A- " 106 -ly. NOTICE. fBI 1 1 K. X ilmia v loa aiui WjM.. l -.! - 1 .. Jl pany have made arrangrsaeat for fora m.dn a all good consigned to the eare e f the t m, mi ' and destined lor say point mm ihr Una i tho North Carolina fltmd. fret sf rom-atitsUin. r-;-j If landed on the Ctmpauy' wharf, there- wift ho ao charge for wharfage or drsragei but e-P-rsrs wilt be incursed if landed sm any atl . e wbr and will be added lo ihe iiefjf h V way-bill, to be eofieeted cm delivt ty, by ii. .iib Carol i na Railroad Ccanpaay. - N. B. To av.jd detention at W ilmis". at ia - .... . . . -w .w vua.r.i... -,,can i vrwe-a shatL i all cases, he distinctly at-d, lo OoUai and cents, oa each bill wf 'ad I of. sad if ode' U t t - . C . . a . ""in inar aav pernai ur uu-iaoea IN tR . bill of Uding. the m..ao of freight lor acb cvaj. sigoc must be sepuiratelr aied - ; . . r . t . r . . . r- ' . . or vruer si 1 w luata m inreetor ' . t f, Ml . . ' i.. r n. r. . ;-i i. r.ng f- f-o -j Ofe or F-n vioeer A teaeai iasa WjliaUanr. "c Um. 28, If:". -C--'-
The Tri-Weekly Commercial (Wilmington, N.C.)
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Jan. 26, 1858, edition 1
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