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To Travellers.

DsSSENGERS will bear 10 mind that there
- is Stage i"sves Sieages' e miles south
Of G,stonl daily. Tor W eldpn, ON The arrival of
The Cars from kaIeien; arrives OF Weldoa in
time Tor the-Cars 10 Portsmouth same evening.
Z turning viii leave Weldon attor the arr val
of the Cars fro Portsmouth, reach Siedges IN
time To connect with the Cars Tor Raleign;
thus making complete connection between
these Two roads. Persons wishing TO go this
route 10 Baltimore will take Steamboats, at
Portsmouth on the arrival of ;ie Cars aud
proceed Immediately 10 Baltimore. aud reach
Baltimore as soon as by any Other route.
Fare The same as by iSe upper route. There
need be no tear OF delsation on tins route. as il
i a confederation of The Mail Line IRON Nor
folk and Pop sH,9nsh This stage also con.
meets with The Wilmington + Rale ah Rail
Road Cas- al Weldon.
August i6. % -
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SUPREME COURT.

Tho following Opinions have been de-
liyered in this Tribunal, since our last:
Isy RuFFIN. c. ]. in Davis .. Garrett
from Warren. affirming the judgment be.
low.
Also in Hewett .. Outland, in Equity,
from Northampton, declaring that there is
no error ia the in,erlocutory decree.
Also in Rogers & Co. .. Martla, ~
Equity, from Wake, directing an inqul'
ry.
Also in Stultr .. Kiser, in Equity, from
Stokes.
Alsoin LashU IIauser, in Equity, Iron
Stuk s, directing an account.
Also In Steel d. Steel, in Equity, iron
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Dissolution.

ITfIcKI.L & NuRwuuD beg leave TO ten
~ der their grateful acknowledgements for
the liberal patronage extended TO then; and
az the fem has beea dissolved by mutual con-
srnt, they :. quest those indebted 10 them 10
call and close their ACT cunts.
The business villa future be Carried. on by
4. 81, Ki.E.. who uiu Keep constantly on
hand enod supply OF 1GROLERIES, and ell
other articles in his line.
Jaly 70. S.
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Duty ON TOBACCO.

Mr.. Weed. Of the Albany EveningJour-
nal, in one Of his excellent letters from
England, says:-" The duty on tobacco
in England and France is enormous. !
was startled 10 learn, what every Ameri-
can ought to know, Ina, England derives
an annual revenue Of about fifteen mil
lions, and Fra~ce s.illilarger sum. from
duties upen tobacco! And this is purely
a duty for revenue. In urging their Free
Trade doctrines upon Congress, il ouT
Southern brethren would insist upon re-
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YGVI0lRo
To Merchants and Physi-
cians.

THE Subscribers deal largely IN DRUGs
I AND MEDICINES, winch they will al.
ways fninlsh 10 MERCHANTS aud Plsysiriaas at
the lowest wholesale prices. Mefchanis aud
Physicians who may favor Us with their orders
may rest assured Of getting all articles from Nc
pure and genuine and al as low prices as ~ any
establishment Of the kind in The state.
We take particular care 10 pat up Physi-
cians' orders Of such Medicines as we kne1 20
be pure.
We also keep constantly on hand Paints Of
all Kinds, Dye SlufFs, Window Glass, Printers
lax Perfumery. Patent Medicines, Paint. Shoe.
Tooth, busting, scrubbing, aud Globes Brush.
&c, Fancy Articles. &c.
TYLER, JONES e. HILL,
Petersburg. yirenis.
June 10. e2-6m
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3meritan Nais Debfs.-The London
Obser,sr Of The ali July states that The
gentlemen sithe Hague who signed The
petitions tn The Amencsn charge dat
tsiffs. respecting IlIe nonpaymeni Of The
interest Of The North American losns.
have recently received an answer from the
charge d'sffares in the name Of his Gov
ernment. The answer informed them.
that While the President fully feels The
Inrce Of The obligation which the States
have npon themselves. 10 contracting
their debts. and ]. fully persuaded that
their Obligations will be fulfilled al no
very distant period, nevertheless he (ihe
charge d'affaires) is most strictly enjnin.
ed by The Secretary Of Siais 10 derlsre.
10 dhe most formal and POSITIVE terms.
that il 10 the decided and irrevocsble Ie-
solution Of the General Government MOI
10 agree 20 be held responsible in any
manner whatever Tor the nonperlormsnce
Of thnse obligations. The charge DEF.
faires. however. states his conviction ihs,
the present state Of affairs in the u. States.
npon the whole, is snch as 10 encourage
The hope that credit will be gradually re-
stored"
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NEW
Mail Arrangement.

THE Raleigh Mail closes on Sundays, Tues
l days, and Fridays, al Y o'clock. a. N.
The Western or Gresnshorouph Mail. cIosrs
on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, a. 8
o'clock, r. ~. The Franklinton Mail slo-
ses on Monday evening al 8 o'clock. The
logs Mills Mail closes on Wednesday even-
Ing al 8 o'clock. The L. asburR Mail eleses
on Thurday esening al 4 O'Clock. And the
0xfnrd Mail clsses en- Tkarsday evening al 9
o'clock.
THOS. CLANCY. Pm.
July 10. ss--6w
P. S. The Post 0tEice ieremoved to .Major
Pslner's Hotel 4. @. p. "a.
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l4.52o.sOs s4.s49,lII

Teras.-Ws learn from The New Or
leans Tropir, by an arrival from Texas
that President Houston has dismissed
Com. Moere and Capt. j. T. Ln,broE
from the Texan Navy. Disobedlence
of orders 10 the alleged ground Of the
Commodore's dismissal; and Capt. Lo.
rlrnp has been distressed for ihe SANE
cause. 10 refusing lo'take command Of The
squadron when Com. Moore was order.
ed 10 surrender il 10 the Commissioners,
Nearly all the remaining officers lad re-
signed their commissions neonsequepce,
Tits stated that Com. Moore ami Capt.
.La'hrup VIII appeal TO Congress for jus.
lice.
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% Dollars Reward.

NAN sssy from ihe Subscriber. "a che sisi
-<.cf guls last, bright n'ulaIio boy nsmsd
ANusss~ents-',ne years cid. shoul iGve fctt
ten insheshish, pfoporiionsbis bnils. rather u
so~a iooks Ae "a, be jet lpfkirg shout IN
this aesghbssihsed. bod l have ne Jorbi s
trying 10 get 10 a bse state. ~ some free pass
ar otherwise. The shsss reward viii he NV.
60. n delivered Z" nc, 70 nerpe eounfy. N. C.,
Or eon6asd " any jsiI - hat e,t him.
MICHAEL SIloFFNER.
Augusis. es-
@ The Ralcirh REGISTER and Nashville
Banaer will irsrrf three tinies-
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A SHABBY Tack The Cincinnati In
auircr says: "A young German prevail
ed on girl, one Of his counry women,
70 accompany him 10 a ball in The even
ing, and while there he slipped out, went
10 her house, and stole her trunk, con-
tanning $3.50 in gold, % in silver. and a
gold and silver watch. He was cangh,. I"
and, le, US add, deserves 10 be Gagged for
lie.
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SwcIDEs--It becomes our painful du-
" 10 record one of the most awful cases
OF suicide which has sever takenplace with
in our knowledge. Mr.. Trysn Yancy Of
This village. was found dead By tse Tailor,
on yesterday morning. waenhe entered the
jail room with his breakfast. Mr.. Y. has
been frequently made insane from inioxi-
cation. bat had never been so deeply af-
fected before. lie was imprisoned q
few days since in consequence &c vic.
lence on his wife while in a stale Of in
sanity. He imagined that some persons
were in pursuit OF him 10 murder him,
aud when his wife entered the room
about day, he sprang al her and inflicted
two or three wounds on her--one on the
head with a Hat iron, and two with the
sword Of cane. She was found con-
Portable, and likely gu. Of danger before
the information OF her husbands death
reached her but il is not for US 10 say
or conjecture wha, effect this melancholy
news had upon her. When MIR. Y. was
found he was lying on his face with
signs Of violence on his head, supposed
to be done By throwing himself against
the wall. He strangled himself by tying
his suspenders around his neck, and lap
ping them, and then drawing them with
each hand. Mrs. Y. is most worthy
and amiable lady. and will no doubt suf-
fer much from this unfortunate occur
renee. Il is thought by many that Mr..
Nancy was convinced that he had killed
his wife, and under that impression COM
miued saicide. 0lford Mercury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

The journal OF Commerce notes a
most remarkable change in the condition
Of the Banks Of The city OF New York
within the last six months. and asserts
that the actual aggregate Of specie in all
these Banks at the present time is fully
fourteen million Of dollars, and the a
mcaat Of deposi,es twenty-five millions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

Bailding In nearly every part oil
our town. and especially in tia, part Of i
laid waste hy the extensive fire Of April
last, ,here are buildings going up, and
just iaished; dwelling houses, stores,
and other kinds. A large proportion are
Of brick. and somc of them will be large,
handsome substantial elifices. On Wa
ter street alone, North Of Princess street,
swept hy the late fire. there are about
twenty-five brick stores in various stages
Of progress. We suppose there are Sc
vea'y or eighty buildings altogether erect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

TT9- THE Court OF Wardens Cor Or
elS0 ange county MIL meet at me Poor
House ON the fret Monday Of september. when
they will receive Proposals. for Repairs 10 the
Houses. Pcrsons wishing te. aadsaske the
job. which Is small. are invited 20 attend.
by order ofthe Goult a " ardeps.
Augusta. BIZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

One Of she staple srgnmenis against
. Protective Tariff a year ago MAS rs al
legged tendency 50 10 raise Me prices Of
oil manufactures that we coubd never ex
port any uaiil il should be repealed.
Yer. 10 this very year that our new tariff
Is In full operation. we areexpnrting more
manufactures Than ever before. and CON-
peiing with Great Britain in The market
Of China, AZ The farther side Of the world.
Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

Tt AsEsensis Sssorf.-Msssss. a..
y 4 ksshrz kass jsa ernpls,rd |.
sPlsss'd sseHd. 81 hsrk 10 Al. NJ h b. pst-
srhied q Cemnsndsr Msrkrfzi<. ~ >
aomefr Of suf eilissns. Tie rklss<I-
Phs 6sz-<ls assrrhrs il a. f'lIe< s.-li
. % stheisni 50 wsil a. sa rIrrssf wes-
Pon. made srsrfy IL esnplizse< lin lLr
.aFs seseisipss. lis mnpnsisxs sss se-
I'D gid. snd ne kili. guard. ssd es-inxs
|pt ins fhsalh. srr errauehffd wi'h fh<
sfpfoPfizss dssicrs Il enrhnfs. and ~Ilh
oihsi snehssinxs sf srquisiss wosk6sa-
ship The blade Is nass 'gfsesiuIy
SHAPED. znd s5srn<d wiih sandry naval
ships. AZ. .0ss Of ihs guards
bsss N insrrpt'en--. Prsssn'fd BY ihs
ti'izrss Of Phslsdsiphiz. 10 'Commandsr
Alersadu slidsll Msrksrzir. % ths Uas
nd sl.sss Nssy-ls43~" The end sf
Nc bit 10 foFssd Ia tbs shsps % The
bead q ssssgis, ihssyfs u wh.eh sr~dis-
monde -5l<rmdsr's Asss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

KExr0cKr.-rhe Congressional rep
rescnaiion fram this state consists Of Eve
Wings and Ave I.ocoiocos. As follows
WHO'S. Locos.
Wills Green, Linn Boyd.
lIrnry Order, Geo. A. Caldwell,
John White, James Stone,
W. b. rhomasson. Richard French.
Garrett Davis. John w. Iibbai,s.
Two Of the L,cos, Caldwell and Stone,
were elected from strong Wing districts.
because, il is said. two Wings in each
district persisted in running. Mr.. lib
bats. also elected from strong Wing
district, though Loco, pledged himself
10 vote for Nc. Clay il the election came
% The House &C Representatives; and is
understood 10 be in favor Of a protective
tariff. aud National Bank Of some sort.
As Car a heard, The Wings have gain
ed IN the STATE Legislature over last year
~ members of the House Of Representa-
lives and lost 0. several Of the latter, as
usual, by divisions. The Wing majori-
" on join, ballot in the Legislature will
be larger daa last year,rangiag between
30 and 40.
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Alta meeting Of the Democratic party
held in Beaufort county in This state re-
Gently. resolution was adopted noIni-
mating John c. Calhoun Cor The mex,
Presidency. /" without any condition or
Qualification whatever =
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We are informed by a Gentlemen from
The country, that the corn crop on the Cape
Fear river. will be materially injured BY
the lale freshet. he thinks q, least one
third. We fear this may be The case on
all the water courses, rs the Tall Of rain
appears TO have been heavy throughout
thc State. gfIisIagfen Ness.
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CHARACTERISTIC steamboat Cap
tain. after hearing John Quincy Adams
speak, is said 10 have made the following
quaint remark: .Oh, that we could take
the engine out of The old Adams and
put il in a new hull 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

A meeting Of the citizens Of Mercer
county, NJ. j., has hecn called TO consi.
der what measures are necessary 10 cor
rect a monument in commemoration OF
the battle of Trenton.
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Notice--wardens OF the
Poor.

THE wsrdeas Of the Poor for The rounty II
Orange, all meet Al the Poor liopse on
The iirst Mondav 10 September ncst. All per.
sons having business viii attend % that tine.
and applications for admitting persons should
then be- made.
AHgu.t2. S.
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We are glad TO observe ihai.in Swift
zerland county, indiana. a true Wing
has been elected 10 the State Legislature
in the place Of Mr. Kelso, who betrayed
his party al the last session by going
ever 10 The Lncofccos and ihus defeating
The election Of a Wing u. 3. Senator.
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AzEnczs FKur AsRoxp.-In one Of
Mr.. Weeds leiiere. he speaks Of the 80
perioriiy Of American strawberries, rasp-
berries. plums, &c rompared with those
Produeed in England. This superiority
extends 20. and is still more marked in
thersseofappies. An American gentle
man in London lasr year Stopping al a
iiuIi stand. asked for some apples. Va
rious kinds were shown him. Not lik-
ing their looks. he inquired if they had
none better. .0hl yes sir" was he re-
ply. ave have Few American apples,
and they were accordingly produced.
Bult. Sun.
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Such is the plen ifulness Of money in
New York that prime business paper
has been negotiated at three per cent a
year.
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Seed Wheat.

fpHE spbscnher has Cor ssle quantity Of
- whits seed n heat OF the Lnvlci hind.
II is nnmnrd ~i'h any iher wheat. and is 81
excellent quality. Pfics 80 een,s per hrshei.
A. MICKLE.
August 6. Sc
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MIssIssIPgI.--'rhere are three distinct
tickets before the people Of Mississippi
for 'Congress--iwo Democra,ic--Bond-
paying aud Anti-bond paying, and The
Wing ticket.
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By the late storm in Delaware county,
Pennsylvania, tif,y-,wo bridges were
swept away, and at least twenty seven
lives lost. One man had properly des
tseyed 10 the valne of $50, 900.
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Among the Texan prisoners who mado
their escape from Mexico on the ID July.
and arrived al New Orleans not long
since, is David s. Kornegsy Of Norah
Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

The Alton Telegraph, says, Joe Smith
has resigned his authority as prophet
and governor, 10 his brother.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

Congressional Elections 10 take place.
There are nine States yet 10 elect, and
vacancies 10 be filled by two others, as
follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

Politics IN Tirginia.--A warm ron.
test 10 going on in Virginia. bst il 10 con
finsd 10 the Isoeos--bstwetn the friends
OF Mr.. Van Buren on one hand. and The
friends Of Mr.. Calhoun on the other
The !. managers" now divided. mutusl-
iy dsirustand lear each other. The plan
Of representation 10 be pursued in The I.o-
co Convention, col siiintes one bone Of
contention. and the i. availability" Of the
aspi,ants, another. The .pre,rnsions of
Mr.. Van Buren, are supported by The
Enquirer, AMI perhaps. majority of the
Loco presses 10 the State. % the cone
Tray. Mr.. Calhoun has jealous and
able supporter in The Petersburg Rpub-
iicGn. This journal 10 backed by The
Old Dominion. which seems 10 have nsil-
ed the colours of AIr. Esihoun at mas,
head. f'he Whigs look on and enjoy
the fight. with . iervent wish that !, may
end pIejodicisl to the Loco cause. Bot
msagre the spirited and gallant Gre, kept
up BY the Rfpnbiieua-aye. andtha'from
RIP Reps 10 boot, IA eonesponden,)-
The Enquirer vii prevail. The Loco
representation 70 The Convection from
Virginia. will 60 for The broken-w anded
Magician, and The State, We hope. for
Clay. Fredericksburg Arena.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

The Washington Capitol Of Friday
says:--It is rumored that the Hon. Amos
Kendall is 10 be Post Master General,
and that The Hon. C. A. Wicklilfe is 10
go oui as Minister to France.
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Total from u. s. mines. 1924
10 1912. s7,s92.a2o
The following is the total coinage at
The Branch Minis since their establish
meni in 1898:
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MAcKEREL The Halifax papers OF
latest dates, state that the coast of Nova
Scotia is now visited by markerel and
heTinginlar guam tiles than ever were
known at this season In the straits oil
Canso the people are taking them with
seins--a circumstance without parallel
Tor the last thirty years.
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THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, August 81.
Tobacco--Wecan but repeat previous
quotations. Receipts and operations are
gradually falling of. Lugs sell from .
20 1850; common Leaf . to 4:50; good 10
sne would command 5 TOO.
Wheat General sales at IS toe2.
Cot.ea-Very little doing, at64 tot.
Fayetteville. Angus, %.
Flour, 4 00a 4 so
Salt--(sack.) 2 Is
(bushel.l so so
Cotton, 5aa 8
Beeswax. asa 81
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The Chin Statesman estimates the sur
plus amount Of wheat, raisedlin tia, State
The present year. alter supplying their
wants, s.tsea,y millions of bushels.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

Total members, 22s--last Congress,
242.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

kEHosxL oFIxDiaxs.-Thswy asdo.s
the last tribe OF Indians In the Si.as d
Ohio. have departed Cor their new koms.
west Of he Mississippi.
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obituary.

obituary.
Died. at New York, on the 2lst INST
Mrs. Catherine, wife Of George WASH
ington. esq. late Of Kinston. N G.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

We learn tina. iheC Cars last righ, pass-
ed over the Bridge just erected over The
Rosnoke BY The Petersburg Rail Road
Company. The completion &C this
Bridge has plsced The Petersburg Road
on q permanent footing. III 10 now en-
,irelY independent Of the marhinstion Of
ito Portsmoaih neighbour. and, with q
perfec, connection with the Wilmington
Road. has before il, we are justified IN
believing, career Of uninterrupted pros
reri'y.
The Roads from Acqaia Creek on the
Potomac 10 Wilmington are now in as
good order as Rail Roads can be, end
the comforl and expedition with which
they trsnsper, travellers, mus, ensure
them nearly al the custom Of the travel
ling public. Pet. Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

DxzTM M LasHrxfxe.--The Char
iulirsFifir 5rfsnonizn Of ne Iifh inst.
'fayE . We sgrsl 70 lesFa ihss d1riag q
lhandsr storm en- he 3eGh q July. lhs
lightning sarsek she house 81 DIR. SAME
81 Gibsoo, ia ds< northern pzu of ibis
counly. and Instantly killed his wife.
Mr.. cibses and daughter we're seriously
injured. sad 10 - doubaM whelhsr Mr.
G. sal rseoFcr."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

United Naf1' MINI and Branckra.r
The annual report of-ihs operations Of
these establishments daring iheyear ls4a
has been pablished. Some Of ia sszse-
menis are given in die sbsusci below.
Coinage Of ls42.
PrincipslMini. in gold. silver
and copper. sz.z2s.s5I 40
Brsnchal Charlotte, NC. in
gold. l5e.oo5 90
Branch At Dahlonega, Ca. in
gold, 3O0,e SO
Branch al N. Orleans. in gold
and silver, l.2s5,75O 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31
M. ef Memh. Dale Of Election.

Elected already. I4l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
From the baltimore Sur. Jan. l6.


sArpss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fever disarmed OF its
.rork-Ths dangerous and alarming affection which has
swept The stage OF time so many, both at The innocent
iafancy and the and vigorous period Of
snbood has al length met its bane and antid0e, and s
r; effects upon the system laid waste by its powerful
;snenee little grandcbild Of Mr. Patrick. attacked
b scare, fever, which left her in dreadful state her
mi, BODY was covered with patches Of scarlet eruption,
rrc lamp something like bile, aud a, least two inches in
diameter made its appearance on one shoulder, which
hoke and discharged almost Incredible quantity omos
snsy matter and corruption Besides this she discharged
large quantity OF corruption from The of very Of
nye character. Almost despsiring of ever stopping the
discharge they made trial Of Sandss Sarsaparln, which
Effected cure the child having taken emily bottle For
tho beuc of those suffering from the baeu effects Of this
hsse disease Mr. Patrick will be pleased to inform any
neon as TO The OF this statement, il they will
rrall AT his residence in Exeter street, Fawn.
Peparpd and sod wholesale and RETAIL and for e1porta
ton BY A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists
Granite Buildings No 275 Broadway, OF Chambers
s,eel New-Ycrk Sold also by A. B D. Sands, Drug
sis Nos 70 and 100 Fulton street, David Sands Co., No
East Broadway of Maket-street; and by Drug
eis generally throus bout the United States Price 81 per
bottle, six heiles IS.
IT The Indian Chiefs stay at The American Museum all
ibis week. No should lose this opportunity of see.
Ing group of warriors, acknowledged by all who have
een them 10 be The nobles specimens of the race which
have visited u.s. They appear in the dances, &c nj
mad half past seren