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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-17
MARINE JOURNAL.


Ship Courier Duggan, AZ days from Malaga. with fruit
Bark HecIa Williams, ls days from $, Thomas, with
Brig Washington, Stevens, IS days from Malaga, with
tru to PJ Frinca.
Brig Metamora Ashley IA days from Apala chcos, WIN
Brig Hallowell, Smith of Hallowel, IS days from St
Marks, with cotton, TO Pratt
Brig Exact Johnson Gays from Savannah WIN cotton
10 Slurges Chairman.
Venezuelan brig Freeman IS days from Augosara, with
Brig Wnslngton's Barge Appleton, l9 days from Para
City and II days from The river, with mdze 10 Allen
Brig openargo vose, Is days from Georgetown, with
,ndze 10 W r Hitchwork
schr Ellen Neies s days from Baltimore, with mdze 10
Cartwright & Co.
Schr Erie, Matthews, IS days from Port au Plat with
Schr Mail days from Virginia. with oysters.
Scar Henry. Bradley from Philadelphia, with glass &c
Schr Two Pollies Fountain, from Baltimore, with mdze,
schr Abraham Brown Richards, from Richmond, with
-four.
| tobacco, to Allen Paxson.
Schr David Cox, Richards from Richmond, with h7nr' TO
schr I B Odeil, Smith days from Brandywine, with
flour. &c, to Allen & Paxson.
Schr Express, Smith, days from Brandywne win corn
meal &c to Allen l. PaIson
ScLr d NJ Neseroe, Young, days from Brandywlre,
with hour, &c, 10 Allen PaIson -,...;. 49,.
Schr Dispatch Carson, days from btandywine, win
corn meal and -four, to L Bukley -.
Schr Pioaeer Carson, s days from Brandywlne with
Schr ExiIe scott days from Brandywine, with -four
J l. Buckley.
schr Victory, Penfeld from Alexandria, with -FOUR to
Allen & Paxson
scnr Dispatch Cursen, from Brandyvine, with corn
meal.
schr Eliza, Moore from Saco with nth, lath. c..:..
Schr Rubicou Edwards, from Wilmington, N c, with
corn meal
Schr A B Cooley, Cram, from Philade phia, with MIDI
Schr New Citizen, Ward from Norfolk with oysters.
Schr Express smith, from Brandywins, with corn meal
Schr John E Endcott, Endico from Philadelphia with
coal.
Schr Ez1beth Matthew'S from Virginia, With oysters
Schr A e Hdvens, PernelI, from Berlin, with corn.
Schr Elijah Horton Burbank. from Virginia
Scbr a c Abbott, Bosart, from Virginia, wi!i wood
Schr Washington, Johnson from Baltimore, Win mo-
lasses.
Sloop Surplus Coursen, from Virginia.
BELOw-ship Louisville, from Newt Orleans, with Hdze
TO e D Huribut i Co.
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MARRIED

On Thursday, the 18th insi, 10 The 6reeareet Church
nv The Rev g Green Mr. Brtcn P Gutter TO Miss Ss-
ran virginia eides, OF the late se.aL B. rho
ali OF ta.s CITY,
On Thursday morning, Dec Is, By the Rev Mr. FasAlas
n P o. Breu ESQ Counsellor al Law 10 Miss &aEa Az
tainet,e edes, daughter OF Judge Soper-al Oh hisss
burgh. =. -
December u.s. Mr. William P Heternan 10 anna %
daughter OF r. J. Todd, Esq. of Brooklyn ,,i,.,,
a, Washington City, December Is, Aa1wea "ooc,--a
Z. :. Navy, Ellen Fences daughter OF Moses feoF
ESQ. OF w.
Al Washington City, December IL Mr. W.lliari .. Dyer
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A MEXICAN MUSEujM-Marble build

a ing, Broadway, opposite s.. Paufs Churca.-D&,
vlSiLers Admitted the evening Free
The Manager y happy ;hat he mas. al
,raofiinary expense engaged General TOM fHUMB, Jr
The wonderful Dwaff the Morli. He Is but one
and inches high aud weighs cuy siev0 youEeiS!
Taat being precisely weight when tl:ce months oil.
lie lively and talkatve, OF pe symmetrical poposou
and rcquesioua y the creates; living curiosity 70 The
performers; Nh c. Sheran. best Come SINGER
America Celeste, the admired Dansscse; Mis- il odd tire
Charming SongsrsSs The Fortnue- FEELING Sipey Gil &c
Also exhibiting The Fac Sime OF The picture 81 Christ
Nea!!ng the Six in lh- Temple, by SeG Nest ESQ. the
clnr,. chi irpn I,alfr
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7.
There bat moderate business done the Brokers
Board to-day and prices generally were lower Mohawk
declined 4; Delaware !! Paterson !; Harlem /; Long
Island improved per in State Stocks the trensac-
toos light State Sevens sold 1929, dividend on;
Ohio Skies So, dividend. off, advance of per cent
Inland Exchanges rather dnl! to day Mobile 81 le
New Orleans prem; Nashville 81 discounts Central
81. discount.
The doub,res,ng upon the resumption of the Lewis Co.
Bank has increased the the rates and some bro
kers waot buy today better than 10 per discount Inc
oIow!ng rates OF discount are from Thompson excellent
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yNCONOMY IN Extensive

yNCONOMY In DRESS.-Extensive
assortment, OF Rch fashionable ard elegant goodsor
winter wear. WM T. JENNINGS, No. ~ Broadway
Arerican Hotel offers the inspection OF the public, an
exts sive assortment OF seasonabe goods comprising Bes
and AllIed Cloths, TOR Surtouts, Sacks F!ocks &c.
The Sack Oyercoas, $50 much in vogue1 afforded
fourteen dollars and trimmed in first STYLE VIII be i"un
worthy the attention OF the economist.
Cassneres in great variety OF styles Tor Pantaoons'
From those who have found any difficulty in getting suited
in This article, trial is solicited
Rich BlGcaie ELK and satin engs, centre pew stye0
for balls parties, Merinos, Neivets, plan ss Satns
and Cassinees, ali ut which will be made up TO order un'
der the superintendent OF eictsnt CATERS AZ can De
,,nnev d7 ihtf
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IL verdict OF the Press .-SaaGENTS NE"
MONTHLY MaSAEINE, OF LITERATURE, FASHION AID
TIE FINE Asrs-Ediied by EPrs SAReENr.-Every num-
Der contains 7s so2srb steel EngEaynss and piece OF
copyright music The number for January, 1873, splen
didy en5ellished with exquisite mezzotint by SApD,
and ur hne line engravngs steel and containing
tribuuons frou,J X Paucing, Hawthorne John Quincy
Adams. Mrs. Lee Mrs howatt, Mrs NcklEe, n, r. Wiz
lis, John l. S,ephans he uaveierl and other eminent
writers with original music sonsl by Depstsf tworts
by Epes Sargeai) is now ready.
The best proof OF the extraordinary attractions OF this
beautiful work is tie fact OF lis having, week
tanned circulation unprecedented in the history OF peri
odca Literature. Although, uaii Black Hoocs aud traSers
extinct the publishers will not, like some OF their con-
emporires, claim present the leading Magazine OF the
world and OF the age, they may yet with satisfaction
fer u se following opinions the Press N yarioa. parts OF
not surpassed, either in it. engravies or lis literary
tents By any similar work published in the United states
NO Magazine has shown stronger array oil eontI1ou-
tors than this, or has furnished embellishments oil more
attractive Character. II cannot al Is command awiae
circulation. Phila Z. s Gazette.
bids fair TO take high if no; the shes, stand among
the beautiful illustrated mouihles OF the North The two
leading ensavings admirable the print eli The fashions
IS iasetn and the other illustrations are .pTed, ,
We have hesitation IN saying that in opinion
WI, T be he sSss aad best q
presess very attractive outside Epes Sargent is
OF acknowledged taste the dhe well as in lite
rature, and he bids tar distance his competitors III The
popular race OF fashionable magazines National Intel
4 cannot be surpassed by any periodical Of the day
lis publication will constitute in American Alga-
zine Literature. New edotd Bulletin
IL gTShl d IdVoElie lc PGchS dS II
certainly will with The polished portions OF society
n. Y. Morning Posi-.
The mezzoni entitled Foree is the prett,est ding
magazine. This number Is very agreeable
one, and is equal TO the best of GrahaHs
Boston Morning Post
1t is beautifully got up with splendid e1gravinss
less spenaor OF celebrated among its cont ibutor
superintendent by Mr. EpeS Sargent, gentleman OF me
talent and requirements. Bryant, II the n Eve Post
In lis exquisite embellishments and literary ents 1t
stands unriyaIed among the magazines of the day.
Boston Atlas
in iva lbrr1
Delivered TO Subscribers in any part OF this and
Brooklyn and by mail all parts OF lbe United States
and the Canadas Published in Newly DIRK by
SARGENT l. co, Isl Broadway
dI7 2tDGltW corner MErray-si.
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dl7 2tDGl,W

~ To oar Young Friends D. APPLETON
CO. 200 B. galway have just published new and bean
ttu volume addressed 9th. Young entitled TO The Young
Islanders, Tale uf the Last Century with very beautiful
plates, elegantly boundprce 10 cents See what the Bos
ton Morning Post says:
Here VOLUME which with regard TO the stys and IN
terest or It's spbjrct will It's place with Robinson
Crusoe and the Swiss Family Robinson. II Is ounded or
The following incident The pupils (some nifty IN numbetl
OF boardng-cbo9l on The Eng s coast induced on
HOLIDAY 10 enter smuggling soop by young Villain who
has grudge against of The boys The rascal then
the cable while the scholars are below and springs on
The sloop drives rapidly Sothe OF the boys
dashed overheard by The waves, but the remainder
after suffering every hardship saved from immediate
death by the OF another snugger who carry he 10
West Indies among the buccaneers They are hnaly
landed desert island and left IN SHIFT Tor
he remainder OF the volume !, filled with their history
while the island unlike The heroes OF the TWO works
have named with the present one their cIertos are MOI
always crowned with The book Is written with
much ability the details OF the Borrowings and
suerngs the almost he pe>s un.orunates are narrowing
in the extreme. We shall give light its termination
for young readers but have chance al the volume
and they will find for themselves II IS embe!lshcd
with fine wood e0gravings and all respects capital ne"
yeal's present.
D. 4. L Co. are Publishing, " A Library for my
tied The Adventures of Ery Hudson The Adventures OF
Captain John Smith. the founder OF Virginia, Ddwnngs OF
Genius the Early Lives OF eunen! men OF The last
centpry-each 81 cents
O.ber volumes immediate preparation. dl7
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uRt. Rev. Bishop muahe.,s r.cc,urc-

u AT, fsef, DaShoF sEu2hes'N NccturC,-
RI Rev. Bishop HUGHES viii deliver Lecture before IN.
Catholic Library Society on THURSDAY, the I'D inst.
IN THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE
SUBJECTIVE influence of Christianity Civilization
Doors opea at O'Clock; Lecture will commence a, bali.
past O'clock. Ticke-to admit gentleman and lady, 50
cents each; tickets admit lady, Is each
may be had As follows From the officers Of the Society,"
John Bic CIosky, ST Josephs Church, SIKH Az
Edward McIroy IN Bowery; Cornelius Diver. IS Wall
streets James reu 81 Brosme,seet; Eugene A. Cas-
serly City Hall Place lat the bookstores OF John Doyle
ls9 Broadway; Caerly Sons, los Nassau. street; Ed
ward DUNCAN, l5l Fulton street. John insolvency, 20
james s,rset-lrom the Sections OF the different Catholic
Churches-and at the the evening OF the Lecture
BY order EUGENE A. CASSERLf,
dis 5tisThSTuWkTh+ Secretary, &c.
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uUnprecedented Musical Attraction


The Pheni1 Temperance Benevolent Society take great
The celebrated Masters HUGHES, whose abilities have
created the utmost surprise as,onshmen n the musical
world and whose performances have attracted The cioS
brilliant audiences in all the principal cities OF Europe aad
America, have in the kind manner, offered their val
liable services TO assist the funds OF Society," by giving
GRAND CONCERT, al Concert Hall, a06 Broadway On
Monday evening next 18th inst.
PROGRAMME.
Overture, Harp-Imps March, in which Master Hughes
will introduce all the new harp effects,
Master D. Hughes
Solo yion-De Beriots. Master J. A. Hughes
Song-Under the Rose. Miss Hughes the infant vocalist
SoloCopcertina Master D. L, Hughes
Selo-the celebrated Cuckoo Solo. Master j. A Hughes
Dustt Harp and Velin Master D. Il. &J. Hughes
FART II.
Soio-Welsh Battle Harp. hiss hughes
Selo, Harp-Nspoleon's Grand March, in which Master
Hughes viii initiate the marching Of troops and the adj
vancng and retiring Of The band, until the music ceases
on the Master D. z. Hughes
Temperance Ssng-o Oh take The Pledge. Miss Hughes
Solo, Violin-Katheen O'Nlore, with variations.
Master J. A. Hughes
SOLO Oncert.na. master u a. HuSues
Snale-Lord Hardwick'S March, Hail Columbia, and
Yankee Doodle. Master D. Z. & J. A. Hughes
Also upon this occasion, Master Hughes will perform on
one OF Mr.. d. L. JoneSs American improved Cambrian
Harp
iGl edeS, and other Arrangement, being made
Tickets 25 cents he had the Office of The Orpan
Panson Ann Nassau streets and y, The door
on the evening" dl7I,s
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate OF the County OF New-york, Notice s here
by given to all persons having Claims against SARAH
HOLLENBECK, late OF The city of Nev.Yors, widow,
10 the subscriber al his resideace No Y Crosby
the city OF NewYork before the nineteenth day Of
June ae1s-Daed NewYork the sixteenth day of Deccr-
ber A D. 1912 DAVID SHERWOOD,
dit IawSuit Administrator.
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PassenS gers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In SLIP Saratoga, from n orlean,-W Pencu I CANNED,
and in the Storage.
In the brig Washingons Barge from Para-Capain
George Newell lady and servant, Of Bosten Hyde,
OF Maine.
Passengers Sailed
In brig Hyder Ali, for 81 Croix-MesSrs X Finiay, }
Abbott and Rosebuck.
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AUCTION sALco.
JOSIAH RfcAsrts. aucnoeeer
Ply BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLAIT f,
MONDAY EVENING p.eIa

y Store lse Broadway.
lherai cash advances made eepssnnens ox ancton
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Commercial and 1soney ua,;ers.

% Jefferson ms Co. lD7 100 Long Island 70
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to an order of IA,

raj DTICE.-Pufeuant 70 an OFueF OF 4
thaaie W. Davis, Surrogate Of the County of Toga,
notice is hereby given all persons who have claims
,ra;u WiIliam Worhington the OF Richtofd
in said County deceased, exhibit The same with the
vouchers thereof William BeideR at the dwelling house
of the Administrator in the Of RchorG, in said
Cornty a. or before the 18Th Day OF June A. D. 1915 -
Dated the 81. day Of Nov.rabe A. D. 1872
di7 lsw6m- WILLIAM BELDEN, Administrator.
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II The German Democratic Henry Sin{
Club will hold meeting r. Sicgtreds corner OF VII
let Monday evening Dec 2atb, at o'clock.
By order of PHILIP BRISSEL, President
aSngcw ScBWAsTz Secretary pl7 81
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CITY 1NTELL1G nee.

LAWYERS DIART-This Day. December IL
SUPERIOR CousT-No- 45 2, 3d. s. ss, 6S 3d. 49, "A, D.
ERIpAY, December Is.
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TOAL.-The subscriber will deliver the
" best quality OF Peach Orchard Coal at the following
low delivered from tue yard 65 Green
wich.sreet LIZ Roy Nut 3nd Stove 50 co. Broken or
Egg So 90 Those who wish ii send their order may rely
on getting their Coal according this advertisement,
weighed by city weigher.
dl7 2Nr PETER CLINTON.
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u lS43-George sterrs will Lecture to-nlorrow
Suuds, forenoon afternoon and evening, the Second
Advent OF Christ The church oil Catherine ana
Maaison-stree.s Services al lot A. d. and
Up nil IT.
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u Completion OF Handy Andy by Samuei
Lover-D. APPLETON x co. No 600 Broadway, VIII
publish in few days Handy Aady, Tale OF Irish Lie ny
Samuel Lover, Esq author Of g Rory oMore," " me
Gridiron.n &c &c complete with twenty-five handsome
Illustrations handsomely bouad Also. al The same time
chenp edition with illustrations.
This boy Handy Andy VIII be the death OF US hai Is
The police force about tn allow thu n,terng publication
that has already brought 10 the brink OF apope1y nty
tines Grave people, undertakes, sections and Inc
NAV perhaps read with imp1ny such may laugh over IL
but k, fellow with squeeze natural fun IN hsl ventnfe
II peruse H. and we'll lay il throws hiu INTO con-
visions" (d16 2liSJ Sporting .IeSle".
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SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS! MAt;.

SAT ANI'ED-Places for two smart girls
w for housewcrk cooking, &c Gsol references.
Apply al 474 Water.st. az ~
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IL Funeral Discourse.--A Sermon WIZ DC
preached the ileusirest Presbyterian Church Deo"
uraRd) Tomorrow Afternoon, by the Pastor, Rev. Mf
Cheever the occasion OF the death Of John Sannr
son. lae member of The Senior Class OF the New-iofA
University. Services commence al o'cSck. II
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TGood Board and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
at No. % CIdsreet q ZIG
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-01
Dr. MoGat's life Medicines.

1nHE proprietor Of these matchlcss speeches.
while he has cause 10 feel the mostunquall,
fed satisfaction in relation to the unparalleled
popularity and general use they have obtained,
feels constrained by considerations as dsintercst-
ed az they are sincere, TO continue TO press them
upon the consideration and trial o. the puohc' uil
no invalid, ana no family IN the whole compass
of The Union, shall be without knowledge OF
them and their inestimablc virtues. The certii-
b,ates which he has heretofore published IN al
most countless numbers, and in reference TO eve
nv possible variety Of disease, fully establish has
medicines, beyond even the possibility OF doubt
as the most generally useful and the most oniall-
ingly efficient of all the medicines OF "ha.eses
description, ever yet presented to the world and
he feels tina, he is but doing his duty to his fellow
citizens in urging them to test for themselves the
benefits TO be derived from his LIFE FILLS ana
PHOENIX BITTERS. Ills Office is at No. 37S
Broadway.
The above medicine for sale BY
IT.. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, v. c.
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70 effect cure. or tho purchase money will be
returned by himself or travelling aecnt--They
comprise the Ilygcan or Family Fill; The lily.
gean Tonic, 10 restore the dcbli,aied or broken
down constitution the Uterine Pill, 10 cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women
and the Aguc Pill, to cure intermittent icvers and
agnes, For further information, the afflicted are
invited 10 possess themselves Of the Hygcist and
Extra llygcsi furnished gratis at the proprietor
office, No >, Astor House, Now.York, and by all
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting to the sick and invahds,
together with twenty five useful receipts and a
mass Of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind that tho llygeian Med.
clnes are invaluable.
For sale by
THOS. J. HOLTON, Agent.
Charlotte, Jan 10, 1871.
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EbEs. EAsIEEEI'S
N u D I 9 ! 1f IL s :
REST0REn or THE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC md OTHER DISEASES,

CHRONIC and OTHER DISEASES,
NE HETIIER produced BY bile, phlcgm, from
Wv internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured ola disorders from The use OF mer.
curry, calomei, barb Sc, or in females from the
change Of lie. as specified il lie Pamphlet.
ASrLSYrnaIrIc SvErp.-Ihis medicine is in
all Nenereal Disorders, a certain remedy.
AByssiSrt MIXTURE, lin liquid and in paste
celebrated for It's speedy aud perfect removal OF
GoncrrlGi and elect.
GoLp MrSE BAfs.M, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, SC.
AROMATIC ExrnAcT, llnimcnt for Indigestion,
Goodness in the stomach, Nunbness or Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, Sc.
DFruRaTiyE POWDER for Billions Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which is to be
tskcn in the Restorer.
Jtr,S OINTMENT, for Piles, which ia to be ap-
piled besides the Rcstorer.
BESGAL OiNMESr for Te:icr, Ringworm, Salt
Rheum, Scaldhead, Eruptons OF the skin, and foul
ulcers, is TO he applied bcsiGcs the Restnrer.
UNIVERSAL or STRENGTHENING PL,srEs. for
diseases OF The Chest Dyspepsia, luhammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, Sc.
On kun,'s Accusrlc On, for Deafiess aud all
other Auricular Complaints which rs to be used
together with the Resogcr.
DR.. kuh's Pamphlet +" Treatment" &c,
entered according 10 Act OF Congress, contains
full Directions fnt the use OF the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
u Persons wishing to procure any OF the med
icines, will please drec, their orders, with the
mount, post paid 10 DR.. kuiiLS OFFICE,
Raleigh, \. C., or Richmond, Va, or to any of the
following Agents iHNorlh Carolina.
b. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. T. & {. Phiior, Concord.
Jenkins Il Biles, Salisbury,
llargtaye Gather & Co, Lexington.
J. & X. Sloan, Gfeensborongh. "
NJ J 4. Drake. Ashborough.
{. c. Henderson, Lncolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning 4 Co, York c. H.
McLnrc Brewley q Co, Chester {. II.
Tho continuation Of the list Of Agents, see De-.
K's Pamphlet.
June Is, lSi2 3SG
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!, ]. HOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte, n, {.
Fever and Agg,c.

1pIIIS disagreeable and very prevalent nervous
- affection proceeds alone from the state OF the
nervous system, affecting the stomach. II is
sometimes cf1ectualy cu.ed by sudden shock or
other operation upon the mind; but no depend.
cncc can be placed upon any remedy, except u
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DIR. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BiTTERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for the care
of FEVER AND AGUE, with inyariable success.
DR.. MOFFAT has lately received from the
West where the disease prevails to a considerable
extont, indubiiable propfs that his medicines are
in high estimation there, as speedy aud etiectual
cure of It. lie has unqueslionabo city reference
to its high efficacy in this disagrecoble nhec-
ton which sill be given on application at his of
fee, 375 Broadway, Now York.
The above medicine for sale by
IT.. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, A. c.