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WHOLE NUMBER 1 532
WILMINGTON, N. C..' TllUKSDAYs MORNING, .JANUARY 28. 185&
VOLUME XIINUM BEll 131.
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ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALT
A PEItFECT SOBSTITUTK
fOn THK CAN OKI", LKKCHKS AND BUSTSRt
UK thi iairioi vaiiM, Hlntif hccocd cumuitr .
nity, ladBui tbo liieertr, imuI be ttu
Judge, - ,
Many Medicine ouercd ioraie areaccompao
ied by dwubilul cer'ilicale, (iheir chkl tlrmrj
nd claim to be aiaUeraat rruiedira, caring ai
naladic burtrqu-oii comnum n. At ih
nucoytrcr of ilila Malt aulemnty rMckta again
hiving ii placed in iho category vl traudaandiiu
l'tiiun, he haa reaoired that It shall go forth tu
1 ho world like the pure gold dollar, with no other
.imparl than iia own true value. Jf the public
tind it rrnuine ihev will receive ll if apurioua,
ihey will reject and condemn It. Inauad a pan
acea for all Ilia, Ii haa control over oat one III haa
but one aim and acrompllahea but one thine, to
wit r(viii)M mrLAMMATOBT niAB whatever
be in fornor locality whether in the bead, throat
cheat, abdomen, eitremitlce, or akin.
v hen the discoverer, after a long aeriea of labc
rlua aad coatly exprimen'a, became fully confir
med in hi conviction that the AntiphlogUiieStii,
which he now has the happlneva to present tu the
American public. w a
PKKFKCT SUBSTITUTE
I'o r Blood-lrtiinjr, Leeches and' Uliaiera, hie mis'?
vaa so agitated that he coold not alerp for man
nighia The cause of hi agitation was the stri
king fact thol the manner el iia operation, like that
of the virus In v ccination, could no be satisfacto
rily explained upon any known principle. How,
in what way, it so eiTeelually subdues InAiinuiatory
diseases, and no oihtro, was at first wholly inrxpli.
cable but, on further expriiment, it was pioted
that by lis power over the veins, arierira and
glanda, if tqualiict theJLutdi of thtbody, the H'anlol
an equilibrium In which. Is the sole taut ot in
flammation. It exeita, like ihe vaccine mat er.aa
extraordinary Influence over the circulation re
sulting in a gradual decline of inflammation aa in
dicated by the pHtse, which soon resumes its nat
ural elate, aa the heat and pain disappear. Sucr
la its poiener, thatliketha viiusjust mentioned
It requires what merely adheres to the point of 1
nuill dipped Into a solution of it, to effect thetn
tire system but must b inttantly unci loprrveit
decomposition end secure Its full virtttr. Th ret
quills in acute, and two in chronic dlst ase, evert
U4 hoar, till the heat and fever have subsided af
a perfect cure effected. When it takes the placeot
Leeches, Stimulating Olnttmnis and Blisters is
Local I nil imuiallon.ae Brain Fever, Croup Tooth
ache Pleurisy, e., iia mode of administration it
two-fld (Set dirocliontjvr diM!tingttle.)
fJT7The periiliar excellence of this Sntl is that
vHihoei the uaele1oSa of blood and strength, it
effectually cures luflammaioi y Divearea (no oth
er) by producing an eqoilibiiutD ot all Ihe flu Ms in
the body and a conneqiipiit uninterrupted c trrula
lion. Th lollowlngdiiTerentbrms which ihe un
balance d fluids arrume, and many not here men
tiom-d, that lis ve more or less fcVer or pain, are aa
perfectly subdued by the Antiphlogistic Salt, aa
fire la extinguished by water.
1 Cases where the unbalanced fluid arT'Cls the
lead and Throat to wil: Brain iPeVer, Headache,
Fits, Inflamed F.yes, litirt and Nos. Canker, Neu
ralgia, Catarrh, Erysipelas Bronchitis. c.
'I Csses where the dntmlarrced flulils affect the
Chest and Abdomen -to wilt Pleuilsy, Asthma,
Inflamed Lunga and Liter, Colic, Heartburn
'.'ougha, Dyspepsia, Oravet, Cunurrohosa, Venere.
I.Ac.
3 Cases where Ihe Unbalanced fluids affeet the
Rxtrcmltir and Skin lo m ilt Uheumalirm, Gout,
rtrrofula, Uhers. Chickth and Sml Pox, ciall
X he 11 in, and all Itching arid uthcr utahuoua Krup
tions. 1 his Salt greatly al.leVlatek the Inflammatory
Pains peculiar to married ladies, (before and ai the
time of confinement,) and many Female Com
plaint) andiavery efficacious In Severs, Ague.
Wounds, Nervous and Spinal Affections, and any
other forms of (mark this) Inflammatory Discos,
attended with heat or febrile symptoms.
QrPersna who have a tendency of blood to the
lie id and Heart or lead Inactive lives, or breathe
nic impure air of manufactories and ihe poisonous
liimesof metals and minerals. or live in unhealthy
rlimate, are exposed to a prctillat filiation ain
fluid of Iht body, which one doee. wittiout into ef
Infr with diet or biuimss, one in th t month,
would invnri.')bly prevtnl. Ii is belitvi d to aSoid
protection from Infectious Diseases and, there
foie, it Is ret'Onihiehded to Travellers, Sailor and
JSollier
yT hwiec the rrmninnlij- from ImpoMtlnn
by eoftrtfi. tho i h'tiii.t6i will n,pi.. ya
Aer.itti ant has made such arrangeiuriits that he
can send the Midicine in any quantity, by Mail or
Kxpr4; to any part of Ihe United Stairs or For
elijn Countries. lis prime con fo the Discover-
is SI.50 per drachm price ft per drachm and ia
put up in drachm pickup for Acme Disease,
twlih diiiction, ic. i draehms do. for
t'hronic Csses, 95; and 5 drachms do. for Families
$3 -a net profit ol 50c on each package.
iryVVhile man j nostrum makers victimize the
good natnred end pill ridden public by ordering
Irom six to a doxen boxes or bottles to cure any
tnnlidy.no matter what, the undcrsigntdis happy
In being able to stale, that the severest forms of
recent Inflammatory Disear-e are overcome by en
Acme Package, and the moat obstinate and long
landing by on 'Jhronlc Package. Although 30
days have not elapsed sIHCc this Ntw Medical Agent
became partially known to Iho citizens of Boston
anu a few neighboring towns, yet such have been
ihe resnlisdf Its trial that during ihe pst week,
nearly 400 pflcknecs were sold in this riiy and or
ders received by mall and express for 16 Family
347 Chronic, and 385 Acute Packages. In one in
stsnee6 persons clubbed together and wrote for 6
Packages, (of ihe "Little Giant," as they called
it,) to be forwarded to one addree thereby saving
expense lo themselves and ihe Proprietor. ,
7 Letters from clubs or Individuals with mon
ey (it over tlO) should be reglttertd at the post
office where mailed, as it costs but Sc., and will se
cure their safe- arrival. . ! ; .
The Di-coverer now humbly submits hit Per
fect Substitute fo the Lancet, Leech a and Blis
ters, to the tribunal of sh Intelligent public, reiter
ating thst it does just what it claims 10 do no
more, no less: Subduea Inflammatory Diseases,
(no others,) whatever belts form or locality, fry
rettorin-r th lottbalane bttwetn Ut Maid. and ol-
iil. Family Package 48. Chronie '. and Acuta
-'l to be had (free of expenae) only by addressing
mm tnrouen uox n:t tioston, mass., or at bis of
fiee. No. 3 Winter Street.
JrCut out this advertisement for the perutal of
your neighbors and your own future use.
F. COOG8 WELL, M. O.
Discoverer and Proprietor.
Boston, Msy, I8S7. . 25lw
'For sale at THK COMMERCIAL OFFICE
YCUNG ASICRIC1 TARGET PISTOL
Uannfactnxinnr Company,
NJ5W HAVEN, dr.
This Piatol ia intended aa tbefoterunner of the or
dinary pistol, and Is di-sianrd for ruunz men and
boys who wish to enjoy the exciting sport of firing
at a targnt, at the most trifling expense, and with
out any danger of accident. The cheapest ordlna
ry pitol Is throe or four times the price of ihis be
side btlng dangerous in ihe h inds of boys. This
rletol Is loaded with ihe common Fhe Cracker.
which forma a complete cartridge, and will catry a
ball ten er fifteen pace with'lhe ssme precision a
the ordinary pistol, but not with sufficient force to
' sny serious damage. Aa Ameriea is a shooting
nation, the Young American most and will learn
the art by which our Independence w t secured
Hence this Target Pisiol 1 exactly in time, and
must meet with universal sale among our youth o
the South and West.' Itsoperaiion la perfectly sim
ple, and it is not liable to get out of order. A full
description will accomoanv ever v case of nistols
The pistols are nut do at the faetorv In cases of 60
eseh. rendy to send by express to any part of the
.hbp w vvnaas, ' i -
Ketnll price, 25 eemai by the ease, 17.50. or It
cents eaclt. . ,
FRENCH, HALL sV CO.,
Pew Haven, C
August 27th, IS57.
A-
67 1 w
r;:i:::aL pclicb cazgtte.
This Crest Journal of Crime and Criminal I
in the Twelfth V ear, and Is widely circulated
throughout the country. It contains all the Ursa
Trials. Criminal '$ , Sod appropriate Fdinrials
an the same, toseihcr with information oa Crimina
llstiers. not to be found in any other newspaper
I r Subscription. f2, perAnnumt tl, for Ki
r-ioins, to be remitted by sobscriber (wU.
stmuld wrl e itietr names and the town, county
ana state wnere ihey resi.le plainly,)
To ll. A. SKVMOUR, ,
F.dimr A Proprietor of th "
. ' " National P..ljc Osietts, i
M 1 ' ' New York City.
EAU AND EYE.
Daa. LF.BRUN dt DI'FTON, OoULISTS AND
.UlllsTS.
DR. LE BRUN offers to those suffering; ftom
deafness, his infaUibl aural remedies, which
have been auceessful In nearly three thousand
scaes of confirmed deafness! Thesa remedies
have been pronounced by Dra. Khtamer. of Ber
lin, and Delean of Paris, and Curtis Piw-her of
London, as tho most wonderful ever applied for
disease of the internal and middle ear. They
. ompjise differ m couraes for the arious diseases
that affiot the external and middle ear. It the
disease Is confined to the external ear, their ef
fects are appaient 00 the fith or sixth dny . Dr.
Lo Brun teorntns o cur in. evrry ease, when ihe
ear ia perfect inita formation. He haa eighteen
certificate from those who have been deaffrom
infancy, whose hearing ia now comph-tely restor
ed, and ihey are now enabled to Ifim th lan
guage ! Over-twenty-seven hundred cases of
dcalness have been s iccess uily treated by him.
Certificaica to that effect may bo seen on appli
cation. .
In ail cases of deafness arising froninjta '.motion
thicktnirr. or even per 'oration of Ihe "mcmbrana
ty tjmni, Osoally called the drum injtamalion of
th m uru membrant of I hi 'tympanum and ula
ckian tub, villi accumulation of mucin ; ncjrcmt
afficlian pollypu growth; f.or when the rtia
ease can be traced to the effect of aeariet typhus
billious or loiermiuiog fever, cslds, the use of
quinine and mercurial medicines, gathering in
the eyes of childhood, Ac. , the sense can in
nearly every in. lance, be restored. Where Jhe
want of secretion Is apparent, ihe . 'auditory ca
nal " being dry and acaly ; when the deafnes 1
accompanied with noise in the eat, like rustling
of leaves, chirping of insects; falling ol water
ringing of bells, pulsations, discharging of mat
ter, when in a stooping -position, a sensation i
felt s If s rush of blood to th head had taken
placet when the hearing seems less acute in dull
cloudy weather, or when eotd has been taken,
ihecouse yursued by Dr. Lo Brun is considered
infaUibl.
Dr. Uolton the only practitioner in th united
State, who practices the new-, painlwa, and suc
cessful method ii treating all th diseases to
which-ihe e is su'jecl. Where every other
means l ave fai ed to afford relief, he asks from
such a fiir and Impartial trial, Patients, by sen
ding a fo v pariiculira o. their ease, csn have
remedii.-s a-ni to any port.
TTif'Kr. We the undersigned, practitioners
in medicine in the city ol New York, hiving had
occasion tu witness ihe practice of Drs. LeBrun
dr. Dufton, in diseases of lhearand eye. luting
aside all professional jealousy and prejudice, free
ty admit that ihe coursa pursued by thorn in treat
ing disease of these delicate organs, from Ihe
unpnraUed tsuccts which has attended it, ia wcl
weiihy the attention of oar professional brethren
throughout the United States. Th ir system o
treating diseases of th middle and internal ear.
by the uae of "med rnted vapors,", partlclarlr in
chronie and complicated eases, forms a new era
in the practice of aflral snrgary, and fi'U up a voic
which has long been felt bv the generous practi
tioner. In diseuee of 'he eye, they eldnm re
quire to resort 10 an operation. As skillful aurisis
and oculisti, and enthusiastically devoted 10 their
profession, we cordially recommend them to such
as may require their aid. - Signed.
Alexander bf. Molt, M. D , Geo. S. Green, M.
D , Horace Winsiow, M l , C. D.-lpan. Allstone
B Francis, M. D,TV Van Buren, M. D .Bid
Bedford Dorcnius, M. I'.
- New Voskf. August 7. 194 V
Stodrnts wish! nr to perfect tttemx.-lves in this
braich of medicl Kcienee, wil find an opportuni-
y by joining the class, at the Kar and K.ye In
firmaries of Dr. Delney Lo Brun. Union Place
Clinityttct, every Tuc-dav nhd Friday afiemoon-,
from 1 till 3 .'clock diirlug Medical College terms.
Trm. Five dolars. Consu'tatin free.
Ten dollars to be 'paid when the haarihg H re
stored to it original ncotcncssi Address. Drs,
J. DEI.AUY 2KBUUN DUFTOM, Union
Place. New York City.
; N. B A treutis upon the naturt anrf Irtatmen
of deafness and disease of th ear, teith the treat
mtnt qf th deaf and dumb. Price 91
fT.Uoncy letter must be registered bv the
Postm-'ster. Registered leitcn are only at our
risk t please bear this in mind Correspon
dents muH ENCLOSF. POSTAGK for returo
answers, the new postage laws requiring prepay
ment of letter.
Nov, 17. 104 6m:
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To the Etui lutlie, Jaca. Borneo. Labnan
Sumatra, the Moluccas, and the PhUio-
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We are nuiliorizej lo thle lliai. arrand;e
menu luivitiir h- 11 tiitiilf hv Greut Britain
lor collecting; 111 India tiie British and 01 he
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ted Kingdom and the fcnst Indies, tvbelhct
transmitted via Sou'linmnlon or via Mar
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ted State pottage only should he p-rpaid in
th country on leitf re lor the bast Indies Is
bf trmisniilt d by either of Ihe uboe routes
vzi Jive cent ine single rale when the At
lantic conveyrt nee is by Brituli pr cket, and
twenty-one cent when by United Stair
itnckei.
Utvins to n reduction ol twelve cciil mlhc
British pOMtage beyond Enijlandy which look
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To Java, via Southampton. '33 instead o(
45 cent the hall ounCet and via Marseilles
53 instead of 73 ecu ( ihe half ounce: pre-
pnyneni requtrea.
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r ti Ti. c 1 . 1 . ,
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ampton. and I instead of 73 cent the qtiar
ter ounce, or 71 instead ol 83 cents ihe half
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N- C. JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.
At the recent mectltig of trie It, C, F.ducaiionai
Association; in Wanrebton, Hie undersigned were
pointed a committee to make th aeueasary nr
ngememi for publishing a monthly j-rarri a I,
he above title, .
- Having made arrangements for Is' ni ng th first
No. in September next, they, call, with confidence
upon Teacher ind School Officers. losendsnb
scriptlons immedl itely, that they may be enabled
to go on with ths work. They reel assured that,
if those, who have the educational interests ol our
sitateat heart, will e.tert themselves, ihe number
of" subscribers, requisite to iniure complete suc
cess, can be secured wilhin one week after the
publication of this prospectus. -
The Journal Is 10 be devoted entirely lo the In
tcrestsof Kdueaiion, will be published under the
auspices of the State FIucational Association.
It will be the organ of the Association and of all
affiliated or subordinate Associations in the State.
It will labor to promote the great eiuse of Kduca
tion In all its grade, a on cause; and to foster a
gcneial sympa-hy between teachers and officers
of Common School. Acadamles, and Colleges, as
eo-laborers in lhat one great cauoe. It will strive
to advance the interests ot the Common School
System of the State, a underlying all other inter
ests, and sustaining on Its vast granite base, our
great educational structure and will furnish a chnnT
nel of conimtiniciition between the General Super
intendent of Com.non S hool and those who feel
an interest in their welfare. Tse Journal will be
edi'ed by a Boatd of Kditors, composed of C. II
Wiley, Superintendent ot Common School, and
a number of tho leading Teachirs of Ihe State, and
9ne local Kditor, who will receive all eommtinica
'ions and superintend the publication.
Alt communications should be addressed te
the Kditor tjf the Journal of Education, Greens
bero, N.C. .
c. n. WILEY,
C. C. COLB.
'; O. W. BROOKS.
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W.M. ROBINSON,
Committee :
TERMS:
The Journal will be published monthly. in mag-.
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49 pages at the following rales t ,
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uld keep stsnding notices in the Journal, 11
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all vacant siiuailon,and lor Committees and Trus
tee to learn the address of all teactrs wanting
places. ' .
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ihe Journal to publish a Directory of thift kind.
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their wants very liberal deductions will be made
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August -9 , twoo
JUST PUBLISHED,
ST
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RECIIRDX OP 1 HE RIKlLCTIDMRT WAR
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DF ALL THE OFFICERS OF TIIE
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From 1775 to It s5, containing the most interest
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Virginia hau-pay and land law: the reason
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a thorough guide to persons -rlaimtnx title to
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' KEnOSEITE OILS,
DISTILLED WROM COAL. (WOT EXPLOSIVE.)
astarw ewusv w 4ka,uviaUiJ8 rasutf
TH F different gradea ol these Celebrated oils,
suitable for Machinery of all kinda. Binnacle
and Family use. can be had of ihe nndersigrncd. al
so of the Wholesale Oil Dealer and Draggist In
th t.ltv nr New York, and f th am honied Local
Agent ofthe Company ia this place. '
- - ... AUSTENS,
: Grneral A rents. Kerosene Oil Co
No KO Beave. Street. N. V.
1 Local agencien eranted on apptieation aa
above . Ura era sboukl 'specify the drscrtptioo of
am or maehiaerr lor which ihe oil is wated.
; Ofali disease, the great first cause "
1 Striogs from neglect of Nature's laws.
SUEFErT NOT!
' When a CURE ia guaranteed
1 IN ALL STAGES OF ,
SECRET DISEASES,
Self Abu.se, Nzreiut D bdity, Strictures,' Oleet
Gravel, Di betes, Diietlses 0 the Kidneys
BJ&diler, Mercurial KAcumcUism, 8' ofu.la
Pains in th Bones and. Ankles, Diseases af tk
" LMngt, Throat, Nose and Byes, Ulcers upon
the Body or Limbs, Cancers, Dropsy SpiUptic
Fits, St. VUas's Dance And dU Diie&ses arisi
ing from a derangement of the Sexual Organs.
Such ar Nervous Trembling, Los of Memory if
Loss of Power. General Weakness, Dimness of
Vision, with peculiar spot appearing befort the
eyea, Loss of Sight, Wakefulness, Dyspepsia.
Liver Disease, Eruptisna upon the f-ice, Pain In
the back and head, Female Irregularities and ail
improper discharge frm both sexes. s It matter
not from what cause the disease originated, how
ever long standing or obstinate the ease recovery
is certain; and in a shorter time than a perma
aent cure can be effected by any other treatment
evea alt r the disease haa Baffled ihe skill of emi
nent physician and reaisied all their means of
enre, -The mi dicinca are ple-jsam witaoat oaor,
eauaiag no sickness, and free from merenry or
balsam. During twenty years ol practice, 1 nave
rescued from the jaws of Death, many thousands,
who. In the last stages of the above mentioned
disease had been given a p to die by their physi
clans, which warrants me la promising to the
afflcted. who may place themselves aader my care
a perfect and most speedy cure. Secret diseases
are the tfreatest enemies to health, aa they are
the first cause of consumption, Scrofula and
many o'her disesses, and should be a terror to the
human family, aa a permanent cure Is scarcely"
ever effected, a majority of the cases falling into,
ft he hands of incompetent persons, who not noly
ail to cure tne disease but ruin tne constitution
fiilng the system with mercury, which with the
disease, hastens the suHerer into rapid consump
tion.
Bat should the disease and ihe treatment not
cause death speedily and the victim marries, the
disease is entuiled upon the children, who are
burn with feeble constitutions, and the current of
life corrupted by a vim which betray itself in
Scrofula, Tetter, Ulcer, Kruplions and other af-
faciiona ol the skin, Kyes, Throat and Lungs, en
tailing upon them a brief existence of suffering
and consigning them to an early grave.
SF.I.F ABUsK is another formidable enemy to
health, for nothing elao in the dread catalogue of
nun an diseases causes so destructive a drain up
on the aystem drawing It thousands of victim
tnrougn a lew years 01 sunortng aown to an un
timely grove. It destroy the Nervous System,
rapidly wastes away the energies of life, causes
mental derangement, prevents the proper develop
ment otthe system, diitqualittes lor marriage, so
ciety, business, and all earthly happiness, and
leaves the sufferer wrecked in body and rrlnd.
predisposed to consumption and a train of evils
more to be dreaded than death Itself. With the
fullest confidence I assure the unfortunate vic
tims of Self-Abuse that a permanent and speedy
enre, ean be effected, and with the abandonment
f ruinoua practices, my pattrots can be rcstorea
robust, vigorous health.
'I he afflicted are cautioned against the ase of
Patent Medicines, further are so many ingenious
snares in the e dumns of the public print lo catch
and rob the unwary sufferers, that millions have
1 heir constitutions rained by the vi e compounds
of quack dixctors or the, equally' poisonous nos
trums vended as "ratent medicines.". 1 nave
carefully analyzed many ot the so-enlled Patent
Medicines and find that nearly all ol the-o contain
Corrosive iSublimate. which is one of the strong
est preparations of merenry, and a deadly poison,
which instead of curing the disease, d:sauics tne
sys'em for lile.
Three loan ns of tn patent nostrum! now in
u e are put np by unprincipled and isnorat persons
whodo not understand even the alphabet of the
materia medics, and are equally aa destitute of
any kr owlcdjreof the human system, having one
object only In view, and that to make money re-
1 . r i
Jrrcgnlaritiee and all disesses of males and fe
male treated on principle established by twenty
vears of practice, and sanctioned by thousands 01
the most remarkable cures. Medicines with full
directions aent to any part of the United Stales or
Canndas, by patienta communicating their symp
toms by letter Kustnrss correspondence strictly
confidential. - All letters asking advice must con
tain a postage stsmp. -
ADDRESS
J. SUMMER VILLT3 M. J3.,
iiOX No. 63.
Office No. 1131 Filbert St. old No. 109
- BKI.OW TWM.FTH. '
Oct. 24.
92 ly.
TH E GfeiAT FEMALE PILL.
TR. J. P, CREAGER Is the General Agent,
XJ wholesale and retail, for Dr. "WHeatlng'"
celebrated Fema'e Pills. These Pills are truly
valuable for Ladies, Jar they . will restore the
Jfonthiy Course where Ihey may stop from any ,
ciukc whatever. They never have failed in any
case where the directions around the box contain
ing the P. lis have been strictly followed; indeed
there has no case of failure ever, coma to our
knowledge. Reins; purely vegetable they are per
fectly sale. Mallei to ordor, postpaid, upon re
ceipt of one dollar by i - P. Creamer, Baltimore
City. Aid. && A liberal discount to Uriisrfu.
r ilU dm.
WHY LABOR SO HARD WHEN
WASHING?
JHAVK a chemical process for cleaning cloth
ing;, by the ase ef which the clothes eaa be
washed very clean without boiling, dad wiih very
little rubbiag. By this method much hard tabor
can oe : savti , ifl wasimir to eon n naif tne
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 ot wasuin? oy mi-
chine, die The articles used cost bat li'tle, and
sre easy to obtain. I mail the receipt to order.
postage paid, upon receipt ot e'J cents; tnree cent
postage statrfp's good as money.. Address Dr. J.
P. Ureagef, Baltimore city, aia. j . , .. .
Dee. 8. IlO-3m.
HONEY, THE
BEST Of HONEY.
T HAVE a valuable receiri fdr making
Honey,
A which I will sond to any person upon receipt
of 50 cents. We make and ase It in our family a
half the cost, and consider it aa good as the best
article of genuine bee made honey, "front which
it cannot be oil ' Any person who will frisk t
and sell it can clear frotri two to iHree dollars a
day, it nn'y reqiire 4 articles to niake it. and
ihey can be had ataoy store tor au cents. Kvery
family may have taU delightful laaaryr for any
lady can msk it ia 15 minati a' sny time. 3
cents post-i ge ssmps as goad as money.- A ddress
Dr. J p, Ureager, Haitunore cnyj flu.
Dec 8. . , II0-4ra
DR. CREAGER,
BALTIMOttK, Md., is tlte sole Agent Tof Dr.
Winders' celebrated M ttrl medial "Series,'? 3
Book No I. A Rdok for Young Men design
ed to prenard them for Female Society. No. 2,
- Errors ia t'onrtship o 3. 'rteprodactive
Control. . Either ol which, will bo mailed to or
cer. postpaid, upon receipt of 23 cents. -
, Dec. 8. .... , . - . ito-jm-
GOOD NEWS FOR LADIES!
N V L.adf wh will send her address to Mrs.
Crtwt. Bahimre City, Mi. wtth 3 post.
1 ago Stamps tncladed, will receive ay retara mail
somethktg af isttwrnsw her. -"WOMAN
KNOWTHVSKLF aa as HAPPY"
Dec. P. w ,r,i-:., , UQ-3m .
- : w removal, a.;;
I HAVE REMOVED MY RESIDENCE AND
OFFICE ta Front Street, nest North ef P.JC,
Dickiasaav - qrto the haasa rorsa-1y eceaied
by Mr. A. A. Waael, wher I can beand when
not professionally rxsrsged.--
... ,, -v ,. t WJI. K. raEEM AN, M. .
, FW ?S , - . i rtfc.i v . r u US.. r
-.- Vf . . , i v jr '.-'Via, i
HENRY NUTT,
F1CT0R AND POSWlEBlilU AC EST,
Will give hi perianal attention to bin entrust
d to nt cor.
Sept. 0 1856. 75-ly-e.
GEORGE MYERS,.
WHOLESALE 4KB BET11L GBUCE&
Keeps constantly en hand, Wines. 7 "so, Liquors
Provisions, H'ooa and Willow Wart, Fruit,
Confeclionarte,drc. South Front strtet,
vVII.,MlNGTOMi N. O.
Nov. 13, I860. 109.
; L. N. BARLOW,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER,
. irto teat:;a 1
LIQUORS, WINES. Atiti. POnTEtt.. f-c.
No. 3, Granite ICow, front Street,
WILMINGTON, N-C.
Feb. 17th, 1P66. 140-tf.
GEO. W. DAVIS.
COMMISSION MERC HA NT,
SOOTH WATER STREET, v
WILMINGTON, N.C.
Jan. 22. 132.
W. G. MILLIGAN,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
NonTH WaTlta flTSKRT, . WMIJGTO!, No. Ca.
Monuments, Toombs, Head and Foot Stones, and
all kinds of Marble worK jumisnca so
' order on reasonable terms.
Jane S. 36-ly-e
HENRY BURKDIMER
WaOLKBALB A BCTAIL
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR
S T O R F.. ,
SIGST OF THE I3IIAN CIIIEaT"
MARKET STREET ne door above Water
Wilmington, N. C. -
V. B. All Orders filled wiUt despatch.
Oct. 26th. 135S 33-torw-c.
GEORGE R. FRENCH,
MANUFACTURER AND :
WHOLESALE d RETAIL DEALER
IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, AND
. . v w-a sr as. a v T Ct
. NO. II. MARKET 8TREET,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
March 6.
CHAS. D. MYERS,
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM
34 Market St. -
WlLMINOTOIf, N.C.
Panama, LKaaoaw, and palm lkap hats, wool.
rOa. MLK. AMD MOLESKIN HAT.
Clotb, PtVsit, awo Silk Glased Cas, by tne
...ordosen. AtNewVork Wholesale Prieea.
n 1 rch 12. ls3-; .
adamsTbrother & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Jaly 28.
53
AS. C.
SMITH. MII.BS COSTIK.
J AS. C. S MITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
April 26. 131
1. 1
H. DOLLNER. O. POTT KB. Jr. J. CAMGHDEN
DOLLNER, F0TTEH & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NEWVORK.
April 30, 1855. 20-ly.
OUR MOTTO IS UT0 PLEASE"
AT THK
Wilmington Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
r Manufactory.
THE subscriber respectlully in format hepublic
thst he has recently received addition to Ins
stock of Saddle and Harness Mountings, &e. the
lateatand most improved style, andis constanly
manufacturing,athi8store on market streets very
description of articicin theaboveline. From hit
ssperiencr in the business, hefccls confident tha
hewill beable to giveentiresatisfactiuntoal Iwhc
ma) favor him with a call, iienasnowon hand
and wiltcoaataittly kcesa larxesssortmen lof
Coach, Chs and Sulkey Harness, Lady's Saddles.
Bndlcs. Whtps, 4'C Ocntlemen's Sa,'ldles, Whipi
Spurs, oj-c.
Mdf Whfch he will warrant lo be of
he best materials and workmanship.
He Has also a larare assortment of .
Trunks, Valises, Saddle and Carpet Rass.
Satchels, Vancy Triinka, dtc, and all other ar
ticles Usually kept in seh establishments, alio
which heofiert lowfer CASH.ot onshortcredii
to irompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Redical Bags, die
Ac., made to order. - :
Inaddition tothe above the subscribe raj ways
keeps on hand a larcresnpply of String leather
and has now, and will kepthrongh the sedaon a
goodaasortniehtof t'l Nfctts; .
Allareidvitcd to call and examine my Goodo
whethcrin want or not, aal take pleasu rein shxw
Inginy assortment to ail who may favor me with
a call. ... j i
HarnessandCosch Trimmings sold at a fai
price 10 pftrs"6ns buying to manufacture.
Also .Whir at wholesale.
, Ml kinds of Riding Vehicles bought and sold
on eommisslons. JOHN J. CONOLKV.
Feb. 7. 18.7. . ,- -.- 811
1 TIIE NCff It CAROLINA
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COHP'l ,
KAA.CIUU, . V. ; ,
'PHE aboveCoinpany hrs been in opera tlunti net
Xthetstof April,: 843, tfflderthedirectlonof the
ol wing Olficera, vis : ; .
Dr. Charles K. I onhsoft, President,
Whi. 3. Hay WdOdi Vice President r
John O. W illiams, Secretary,
Wm. H.Jones, Treasure.
Pertin Uusbee Attorney,
-. Dr.Ohartes K. Johnson, ),,-, . .
. D r-Win . H , M cKce , I At'al P," "f
Dr.llB.Haywud, Conoultalten.
jrHersnlan, General Agent. -
This Company has received a charter giving ad
vantages tot he insured over any other Company.
That' Section Eives the Husband th nriviU.f.
finaarealsowB life for the solesse of his Wife and
Children fret irom any claimant ihe representa
tives of the husband orarjvof his creditors.
Organized on purely mutual prineiph-s, the life
membersaarticipateia thesraofsof theproiltswhick
areaeciareo anauauy restoes. th-? applicant foi
Ife.wnen the annua I premium ia over $30 way pa)
QBSlHilinf livic. . .. . . T.r . . ; j
. Allelaimaforinaeraneeagainstthe Cnmpanywil
cpaid wilhinninef y dayaafterproof of the death
otthe party isfaraUhed , . - i-ivw
Slaveaare iasared forona or five years, at rate
arhich will enable alt Slaveholder to secure ihi
class ofroperltysgaiasrihe onrertainty of life. :
Siavr insurance presents a new and interesting
featarein the history ol North Caroline.which wiU
prove vervimoortant to the Sou the States.
- The last four months operatioB f this Company
snows a verylargeamoantoi naslneaa more than
the Director expected to do the first year having
slreadvissoed more than 200 Policies. ?
Ot. W: W. Hsaarss.Msdical F.xaminer. and
Agnnt.Wiiminston, N.C. - '
A llCornmanics'loBSonhDsinesrof theCompanr
shoaIdbeaddr!kdio - .
. RICHARD H. BATTLE, See'y.
. Ralejgh. Jane 8. 18S7. ; ; .
w FIEDRESS niTS.
MlLKSstLV. BEAVER, CASIMERE AND
Soft Felt of the latest styles and finest finish.
7nsrpened at the Hat and Cap Kmimrlnni, 31
. Market Street. . - CUAS. D, S VERS
Nov.l4th- ' . . - - . '
BALTIMORE LCCR HOSPITAL.
DK, JOHNSTON
THE founder of this Celebrated Institotion of
fers the most certa.u, Speedy ahd only effectu
al lemedy in the word for .. , .
SEDRET DISEASES. 1
Gleets Strictures, Seminal Weekaess. Pains ia
the Leiris; Cdnatitutional Debility, Impotency,
Weakness of the Back and Kidbs, Afftctiont of
the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart, Dysneosia
Nervous irritabi ity. Disease of the Head.Throa
Nose or Skin ;thute serious and melanchoiy disor
dcrsarisinc from the destructive habita of 1'outh
which destroy both body and mind. Those secre
and solitary practices more fatal to their victim
than the song of the Syrens to the marini rs o
Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or an
tieipatioQS, rendering marriage, dec., impossible
YOUNG MI2N.
Especially , who have become 1 be victims of Solita
ry Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands ol
young-men of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entranced lis
tening Senates with the thunders of eloauence, or
waked to ecstacy the living lyre, may call with fall
confidence. 3 .-
. MARRIAGE. J
Married persons, or Voung Men, con tempra tiny
marriage, being awareof Physical Weakness, Or
ganic Debility, Deformities. &c, should immedi
ately consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfect
healtn. " ; ..
He who places himself underthecarcof Dr. John
ston may religiously confide in his honor as a gen
tleman, and confidently rely upon hisskill asaphy
sician. s
Da. Johnston is the only regularly Eductrd
Physician advertising to cure.Private Complaints.
His remedies and treatment are entirely unknown
toall others. Prepared from a life spent in tht
Great Hospitals of Europe end the First in this
Country, viz j England, France, - the block ley ol
Philadelphia, tf-c, and a more extensive practice
than any other physician in the world. His many
wonderful cures and most important Stiraioat Od-
erations is a sufficient guarantee to ihe afflicted.- -
Tnose who wish, to be speedily and effectualv reliev
ed, should shun the nutnertnxt triflivr imposlert.vtho
only ruin their health, and apply to him. -
A CUttK WAlt.lf.AN I KD, Oil NO CHARGE.
AV Mercury or TiaHseotia Deve Used.
OFFICE. Tio. 7. SOUTH FREDERICK St-
left hand side going front Baltimore street, a few
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe his
name and number, for ignorant trifling importers.
attracted by.the reputation of Dr: Johnston, iaik
near.
DR. JOHNSTON. I
Member of the Royal College of Surceons London
graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States, snd the greater cart of whose
life has been spent in the Hospitals of London, Par
is, f nilaacipnia. ana eisewnere, nas enected some
of the most astonishing cures that wereeverkhowm
Many troubled with ringing in the ears and head
when asleep, great nervouensss, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, and bashfumess. with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with derangement of
mind, were cured immediately.
A UJG1LTA1N JJlSJUASli:. ; j
When the niisguldcd and imprudent votary of
pleasure finds he has imbibed the sifeds of ihls
painful disease, it too often happens that aniii-tim-ed
sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters
him from applying to those who. Irom education
and respectability, can alone befriend him, delay
ing till the constitutional symptoms of this horrid
disease make their appearance, such aa ulcerated
sore throat. diseased nose, noctural pains in the
head and limbs, dimness of sight, deafness, nodes
on the shin bones and arms, blotches on the head,
face and extremities, progressing with frightful ra
pidity, till at last the palate of the mouth or Ihe
bonesof the nose fall in. and the victim of this
awfuldisease becomes a horrid object of commit
scration, till death puts a period to his dreadful snf
ferings, by sending him to "that bourne from
whence no traveller rei urns." To each therefore
Dr. Johnston pledges himself lo u reserve the most
inviolable secreM't and. from his extensive prac
tice In the first Hospitals ef Europe ahd America,
he can confidently rceommesd safe and speedy
cure to the unfortunate vietin. o, this horrid dis
ease. It is a melancholy fac. mat thousands fall
victims to tliis drcsdful complaint, owing totheua-
skHluinrES 01 ignorant pretenders, who, by the nse
of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the constitu
tion, and either send the unfortunate sufferer to an
untimely grave, or else make the residue of life mi
erabte.
TAKB PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J.addresscsallthose who haveinjured them-
selves oy private and improper Indulgences.
These are some of the sad and melancholy ef
fects, produced by early habits of youth, vis:
Weakness of the Hack and Limbs, Pains In the
Head. Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Pow
er, Palpitation of the Heart, Dyapepty. Nervous
irritability Derangement of the Digestive Func
tions, general ueouity, symptoms ofConsomp.
tion.&c. . f
.Mentally The fearful t fleets on the mind sre
much to be dreaded ; Loss of Memory. Confusion
of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings.
Aversion of Society, Sell Distrust, Love of Soli
tude. Timidity ,tc. are some of the evils orodurrd
Tfiousands of persons of allagee,can now judge
what is thecause of their declining health. Los
ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and emacia
ted, have a singular appearance about the eyes
cough and symptoms of consumption. - - '
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REME
DY" FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
By this great snd important remedy weakness o
the organs are speedily cured and full vigor restored.
Thoitsandsof the most Nervous and Debilitated
individuals who had lost all hope, have been imme
diately relieved. All impediments to MARRIAGK
Physical or MentalDisqualiflcaridhs, Nervous Ir
itabilitv Tremblings and Weakness, or exhaustion
of the- most fearful kind, speedily cured by Dn
Johnston.
Young men who have injured themselves by a
certain practice indulged in when alone a habit
trequentiy tenrneo irom evil companions, or ar
school, the effects of which are nightly felt, even
when asleep, and if not cured, renders marriage
impossible.and destroys botL mind and body.should
applv immediately. , (
What a pity that a young man, the hop of his
country, and th: darling of his parents, should be
snatched front all prospects and enjoyments of life.
oy inconsequences 01 aeviating- Irom the path ol
nature, and indulging in a certain secret habit.
Such persons, before contemplating
MARRIAGE.
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites '.o promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the journey
through life become a weary pilgrimage: the pros
pect hourly darkens tothe view; the mind becofef
shadowed with despair and filled with the melt, j
choly reflection that the happiness of another be
eomes biiehted wiih nnrown. '-- .
OFFICE NO. 1 SOUTH FRF.DERICK-ST-,
RAiTiHOae, Mb.
Ail Surgical Operations Performed.
N. B- Let no false delicacy prt vent you, but
apply immediately either personally or b letter.
Skin Disease Speedily Cured.
. TO STRANGERS, i t
Th many thousjnds cured at thisinstitaiion will
in the la tt ten years, and the numerous impor
tant Snrgieal Operations perfotmrd bj Dr. J..wjt
nessed byt he Reporters of the psper. ard anan
other persoas. notices of which have arpeatt r'agaln
and again before the public, besides his standing
as a rent !e in an of chsraeterand responsftt!ity, if
a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
TAKE NOTICE. 1
It fs with the err&test reInctaneetTuttTr. JttlllTBTOS
permits hisraHr touppesr beor the poMte. deemiBC I
onpTOfeMonl to, a phraieian to sdrcrtiee. but ankrss !
did so. the afflicted swpeciaTly atranaera wrald not fail to
rail Into the hands ef th manv impatient and onlestrnre:
I ra posters, with tnnamermble FsJar Kssm and eon Bines'
Ooaekshorw. vamrinf these lartr cities, eopyinsi Irr.
JoajiSTOs'siulTerilBementsor adTcrtisfne- tteinseixeass
p njrsics.n.i inisrmte sna.llrw-rtBel felloms. tootaxy l
wor ' ineir onainai trans, wit it searee too ideas kvom
tb brnte. who. forth pnrpo ef KntiriHa and Deeorv
Inc. carry on flvaor six mtBoes. nnderas jus, j difre.-t
False Names, so that the afflicted Bust 1 i eseaa in
on, is snreJo tambte headhma" rnto the ol aer. Tgwit
' Qoaeks with isnrnwu lytsg errttfieatcs of crest and as-
tonishinaenrea from pea sons not t be foawd, who keep
yoa takiae; large bottles nt I-icosics With and etktr
; packaces of filthy sua worthsm ram pounds, ennnin
S reps red to Impose apon tne aufort nnxle ano aBsBspee
Mr. Trf Sina; month sfler month, trr as long IhermsH
i t too can be obtained, and. in despair, leaves you with-
ratned tnaJta. to si sh over vnr railin? rlisarmmeTit.
jttstBis mauve tnatintnees irr.j. to sdvenise.
no suown en eras roe. To tan aaaceiaaintecl wita
repntastoa. n deems tt tietesisry te- asy tkat shs crcoca
I tial" or diplomas always bang in his rfHe.
' Mil l,IClTEKa KEUEIVJCU UMJi nB'Tam
; and eontairCig a Btsmptobe um4. for tha reply. Ter
I sons wrrUns; ahoald stata gm and send that jorts
a4TertierBTit dauntuax syrnptuois Hilt
. i. o is-- , . 1
THE partnerships heretofote existing this day
plnce nnder the flrnis of . - - -
STERN & BROTHER and fcTERN dcKEWHOFF
are disscdved bv mutual consent. , .
M. NEVA HOFF will eontinae to do baincss st
the old stand, as successor of Stbbm A Bao . und ..
attend to fhe winding up of tha baslnea affairs .f
mentioned fiims. All having claims rgainst ihe
above firms, or the partners thereof Individually
will please present ibera to M. Nawaorr for set- "
tlement previous lo 15th ef November next ; at! '
those indebted 10 them will please come Jorward .
and pay ap, or else their claims hate 10 pats into
officers hands for collection. : - "
I. 8TERN. J. STERN. . MKEWHOFF
Wilmington, t. C Sept. 3, 1S37. . 3-lf. .
THE OLD AVELD0N HOTEL
IJfNOW OPEN ON THESOUTHEAiiT SIDE -OF
the Railroad as.yoa get in bb any Road. It .
ia open in the name of the newly opened.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. . -
And it is bound to do justice to passengera. ia get' .
ting their meals the Proprietor phdgirg himself ,
to satisfy all who may favor him with a call, or no
pay - v - , ' - ' .. .. . -. .
Passengers will find men Is ready en the orrivsl (
of every train, with good Porters to attend to liw-m
and check their baggage to any point which they -
may desire to have it checked. , . . . . . ,v
The House is within twenty steps bf the Ticket .
Office, where passergers csn obtain their Tickets
without. Bny trouble, and be in good time after
getting their dinner or sapper, as .there is cunid-,.
erable baggage to change. .
Passengers will pleate besr In mind that there "
is a house in front of mine, rented by ihe other .?
house to keep off opposition, w hich is railed the
New Weldon Hotel, but gentlemen snd ladies wil
please! recollect thai this house hss been built oa '
ly some P ur, Eire or six years to rny fc aowleoe,
and has been occupied by three different persons
daring that time, snd bas a new Proprietors! pres-:
ent. This Old Weldoa Hotel haa been open for -two
months, and bas not had a crowd but once
since, but it is now incressing fast in popularfo
vor, is pagsenyfTS find that the msala soittbem
and are alwaya ready On ihe table when the trains
arrive from any point.. There are red bills printed
by the other house with no name attached io ihem, -evidently
designed to injur me and my hnase,
bnt it cannot succeed, notwithstanding the Pro-
prietor and his men at ihe cars are particular in
informing passengers that the bouse to the right -is
the best, but parsengera find that -the-house en .
the hill is not only the- best, bet that its table is
more abundantly supplied with the beat, and that
the waiters arc more polite snd attentive to tha
wants of those who favor it wiih iheir presence,.
Please beer. lh mhd that my honsels the ntwly
opened EXCHANGE HOTEL on the hill, iwen-1
ty steps from tbcTicket Office.
- B. B. SEA 85; Proprietor.
October fi, 1857.J ' E8-tL '
I3R; AlbRSE'S -
INDIAN bR00T PILLS.
DR. MORSE, t he inventor of MORSE'? IN
D1AN ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater part
if his life is .traveling, having visited Euroje, "
Asia, end Africa as well as North America has
spent three yeais among the Indian of i nrWrs
tern country ii was in this wsy thst 'the Indian
Root Pills were first disrovi rd. Vt, Morro wa
the first msn to estsblish Ihe fact that all diffan-sr
arise from 1MPUR1TT" OF- THE BLOOD that
our strength, health and life drr-ibCtd upon this
vital nuia. - .
When the various psssage bcebme cloeged. sr d
do not act in perfect harmony wi:h the difii rrnt
functions 01 ihe body, tne bk'i-d Jores Its action,
becomes thkk corrupted and .diseased j thus cant
ing all pains sickntss snd distress of tvery nemi ;
our strength is exhaueud, our health we arc d -.
prived of, and if nature is not assisted in throw lag
off ihe Stagnant homors, The blood wi'l hire sue
choked and cease to tct-and. (has our .light of Hie
vi ill forever be blown out. How important, lh n
that we fheuld letp the various passages of the
bod free and open. . And how pksssut to ns lhat
we have it in our power to pnt a medicine in your
reach, n-rnety, Morte Indian Knot I'ills, matin
fnctnredfrom plants and roots which gre w arourd
the mountainouacliflsin Nattiie's garden, for the
healih and recovery bf diseased man. One of the
roots from which three Pills are rrcde is a tvdw
rific, which or ds the pore of ihe skin, and .
sUts Nature in throwing 1 ut lbe first r part of the '
corruption within. The second is a plant whi h
Is n Expectorant, thst opens aid oneloga tl.a '
passage to the Ibngs. and thus, in a aooihins- n .
ner, performs iia duly by throwing ofTphlrgm, ted
other hemors fmm the lanes, by copious spitting.
The third is a Diuretic, whirb j.ivee ease and dou
ble strength to the kidneys; thos rncoHiscd.
ihtydraw large, atnnnnia of impurity ftom the
blood, which i then thrown ont bi'trntimlly by tho
urinary or water psssge. sad w'lith e-ld net
have I ten dircharecd inanj other way. Tbe A unh
is a Catharitr. and accompani. he oil rr pn-pt r
th s of thePids vhUa engsgtd ia psiifjing the
blood; the coarser port it lea of in puxiir hkh
cannot pass by the other ontlets, are thus tsktnup .
and ennvayed off in gtiat quantities by the bow
els. ... v(J. - 5 , ; - . . : ; -
From the above, It is snown that Dr. Mots,
Indisn Root Pill rot only enter the ar. mark I mi
bt come united with ihe blood, for thy find way M
every part, and completely rout ont and vUanro
the system from all Impurity, and the life rf the
body, wl.ieh is the blood, becomes M-rfectly heal
thy ; conseqnentlyall ricknrtslrnd pa'n driven
from the systi m, far they cannot reii:cin a hep the
body becomes so pure and clear. '
The teasun w hy people are so dlttressed vbin
sick, and hy so many die, is because ihey do not
get a medicine which wiU pass to theafBieud part :
and which will open the oalnral passages for the
disease 10 be cast cut; henre, a large quantity ef
food and other matter is lodged, snd the stomach
snd intestine are literally oveifhwirg with lie
corrupted msss; thus urdergoing t!ifgrr able fer
mentation, ronstar.tlv inixirs? wiih ihe htnwl
which throws the corro,.f, d msiter throurh every
vein and artery, nmii life is tska Irrm the Ixrly -by
disrsse. Dr. Morse's PILLS have addtd to
thmiselvea victory upon vie-torv,. by rcsioHnc
millions ot the sick to t looming health and harri
ncs. Yes, thousands who have beanrseked or
tormented wiih sickness, pain and st ielsh, and
whose feeble frames have bern score I. d by the
burning eh meats of ragirg ffcytr, and who have '
been brought, as it ware, wilhin a step of ihe i
lent grave, now stand reader tn testify that they
would have been numbered with the dead, had it
not been for this greet and wondrrfal mrelrine.
Morse's Indian Root Pills. After one or two do
ts s had been taken, they were astorishcef. snd sb
solutely surprised. In wlmessing their charmler
effects. Not only do they give Immediate ease
and sirer gth, and lake away a! 1 sickness, pain and
angnUh hat they at or.ee go to work at the fova-.
d a lion of the disease, which la 1 be MmJ tv
fore, it ill be shown, espeeislly by those bo as
theae Pills, that they win so cirsnte and phriiv
that dnuase that desdiy em my wiH take it a
Rjht, and the flush of yoath and beauty wiU .
fiin ;eiorn, and the prosp, c of a long and happy
fe will che rish and brighten ytrai days. - -1
Cctiow- Pes. sre of . a counterfeit, signed .4
A. Moort.A Q genuine have ihe name of A.J
"'J C on tB bo- Also ihe otgnofur m
A. J. While 4 Co AH ethers are sparions.
. A. J.WHITE dr. CO., Sole Proprietor,
" tx t . L0""! Street, New York.
Dr. Morse' Indian Root Pill are sold by al
dealers in Medie-inea.
Agent wanted in e very town, villsge and ham
let In the land. Partita desiring the aeacv wit
address as above for terms. ... - .
Price 25 nnts per box, firehose will he rent
on receipt of 1, tage paid. -Nov.
23. ..... . . I06-y,
NOTICE.
THE WilmiagioB and fVeldoa Kari road ( ora
nany have made arrangement for forwardir g
all goods consigned to the care ef the Cewpsoy, .
and destined lor any point ea ihe tine ol tie
North Carolina Kod, free feermmisriim:
j If landed oa the Company's what f, there wDl ha
!
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a charge tor wnariag ar dravsge t bat these ra.
pe-ae will be incarred if la aded oa any other
wharf, and 'will be added to the frelgB' om fh
ay-fcHL, to he collected oa delivery t by ihe Not to,
Carolina Railroad Company.
N. B- To avoid detention al tVilntiarton.lt ia
essential that tha amoaar wf frewght bv vessela
hall, ut U coses, be disiiaclly stated, la aVilaia
row 1 ana cents, oa eaen ant 04 UMtlng, and Jl gi-ods lag
bis
mors) thaw one aervoa are Included ia theaarte
bill of ladiag. the tsisist of freight (or each cosv.
slgaee mese be separately siatad. , . ...
I By order of the Foard of Directors.
S. L. FREMONT. Eos 4f For
Office of Engineer e. Xgpot is'erd at- , .
Wilmlagton, HL 3- a, ly&t. J
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