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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-09
Grocery 6ad COnfeCiiO
store,

where he intend, Keeping nesrly every article per-
tanning 10 the elslno-s, should hls encouragement
warrant II. tie has nos on hand the following
articles, via
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-09
COgniac Brandy

For medical purposes, Tor sale by the bottle
4. J. HoLToN
april 2, 1916
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New Groccry& Confectionery
STORE.

NEETN FENIlE subscriber informs the CT
Lss5s=lEAIsI N tzens OF Charlotte and the
ss-y1 u public generally, that he has open
in the rOOm Immediately under
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
FORSYTH & BAKER. Agents.
jIn IL 5w wntef S,,,,, wbe,l,,.
EoP RENT

FLANOIllER LFE SAVED by itr ne o,
pf Wtrist's Baistm 1T Wild Cbsfry Ih. s.ti.,,
"g re'i'hc"'e - from he vhc ~ Ne rn..h Per-,
'cv respectable farmer ~ Orafd C,opty H..
'"l con re fclird upon ~ true M eyefy teoieni,,
u vs. no. sohcue =, iut gwen hy he adj, f,,,, /,
sense ~ deity. iselirF thp, she owed he ,,...,.
'hh 81 her itie w. ~ Wi.inf. wild Cher, -.
RUNroHn NJ, OsE,d ~. Ja!, % Isis
Ihis may ceriy. unt have ~, n,m,,., ~,
ie'fs been severely Hflcr,d vth Inc A.nc. T.,
o'"lef 1873 I took n violent t.J vt,l 49,.
'"''o very se'ffe rough. wbth vs.. ,,,oc,,.,
"'" WIN 'evefe rairs m ~ stie. sni t.,.,,,,.
"','y hights These D - .yfnff,n. e.,rf,,,,.i -.
7" We ~ o'uch "dnreI hsf uas Yn.f,t, a.. ~,
''F ""'k about DE huHss 40 even call &C.,. "a,
~" ""''n' 's-ts.tr,e ln iu.y 1874 I.,..
."' '''' "iNi .''ii e>s OF Iffl.b ,nrb .,..,.t.pi
''' o." '-ri'h ~, 600 such severe f..t,.il,,t -,
',''''e ." De 'u he'd 1f sfsep t,ti,.. -. a..
l'l'''n Who aiirn,ird ms srI anasbs, y b.. va.
'''.'iel '''.N gaze ne zap 10 dee nd hey sooI
,' "" "fe '"f ne ~, rtesds de.pst,sb a. IN,
Hl" hnd 'u hope myseu ) men ,.,,,,,,,,.,
using ~ W.sHf. Bti-atn ~ VIA Chefft :,
"'l i'tcH noe hui.ie VA abie o. wst ,h..tIt,
'"fs' ! continued io hte We B,i..,, ,.t.i.
h'l 's'n f'nf hyuies asd loN am y III ,,.,
10 m cam. lue 90 90 c,ogf. de- nrero 81 g..
%" he'p' and Sass not tsIyei br.ief bs,I,t ~, 3,
''rn Jeats lSgneiJ RELIANCE PrRuy
- sale - PRYOR & PAUL.. tcf 49,
iso " CRUMBACKER. D,ussa Im
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
-, LwrLL. Mas. Jan o. Isl4.
CRY or WHEELING.

t'if VI WHEELING,
CtrSE's OFscE J,I'y IS. 40
q iiARTER ELECTION. On nicpJ.y
- 'i"n ~ % 1916. will no held on .I,e,,on
~ "i't"' nhh s''iceH naemhers II the Council az
10" 'hJ Of wheeling. cnmmrncfng NJ o,cL,L
n''d ".ins 81 5 o'clock 3 NJ atIhe t,l,o,,,,,
ces IN The several Waris VIZ F
!" The h's' ward at The Office OF Neil MrNarb,.,
Esq. on Main street. e"'"'
I"thc srco1d Ward at The ,ficc Of Jane. A.
Conreii. E'q. on Unirn Stree, ="
In The Thnfd Ward ~ The Office Of &c, An
strong "a, on Man Street
," NE fonrh Ward ~ tbe ofEec OF Philie Bl.,.
E.g 90 Main near Spuib street
'h TIE f'fh Wfd a. TIC hack Boose on inc
uhe's' corner 81 Marker anI North streets.
Ihe mrmher- 81 lho Council are nj ,s,,,i,,cI ..
bellows siz-Ihte f,f The F,f.l wsnI ,.ss H., u.
'',.d War;. H~ iuf ihe GbrJ WAsd. 6o., -,
10. ouch W'fl. aod hros iof 'he Eihh Ward,
Ihe eiee'Ha VII - hsis onlsf the ,uo,,,,i g..
""hee "i'ae AHefpcn snd Assessor f,,, esci, ~
"M DOUGLASS. C's,G u rae C,fy.
pro tfspors
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

We know bat little ct 10, circumstances
that have given rise to thc follow ius comma
uicdiion: but the Dispcusary, ~ iuras we have
sven able 20 judge OF i, has met with oDt cor
di'l appreciation. and we hope that IL find,
10 opposition from sources tina, will iniurc II
Wheeling. IAN Ia, lSl6.
Ma. WHARToS--l understand that com
mittcc ol councilmcn' have beeu appointed to
meet tomorrow (Satupay} To investigate thc
professional proceeding, OF The board of phy-
sNians connected with thr city dispegslry. ju
consider thc propricty ot s,prr..ssiri. an iist
tution ol thc kind. IN tins place and IL pos
sihir To- crush u. "a contamination dcVoutly
To 10, wished. We all know The c,ilsof such
mpuopolies la thr Practice of di,iuc-thc
bruciits aCCruiug Ia those engaged la II. lur
while they are ui>muting Themselves into
the profession, immuultics aud benefits are
being extended to- the indigcai, which they. a.,
caste, have no right tocA pcct. Let the poor.
a. heretofore, II they TH gci sick aud must
lave the luxury of medicine, with the super
fuous advice ot physician, pay for both,
even n II should deprive themselves aud fam
lies oi brad Tor weeks Or months Away.
then, with this ' medical clarity II il
moreover, desirable that il b. crushed In the
bud. a. bs doing which, the precedent csiab.
lIShcd viii b. good one We can than. Will
some show oi property, dOsc our hearts and
purses 20 those eternal delnlnls upon them
az plt SOP d Ia prDgrs,, of thc Society,"
whose object, il j. said. i. 10 seek on, the DIS
iltutc, iccd the hungry, clothr the naked. as
sisi the stranger. visit the sick e" the father
less AMI the widows IN their alliCtion;' which
] prcsum, would do very well, It by finishing
the chapter, they would keep themselves uu.
spotted from the world have the authority
l"weNcs of one at our cirrsyn-n -, saving
that without fulfilling tn latter part ct tn
prcccpt the iir'i J. nusaior, and unlyuiling
80 as iinl myself incapable oi the ono. I'm.
tend to puto stop To th- other il possible. 9,
this end, therefore. | wouil Suggas, the pro.
Pueiy at appointing a committee TO invcsii.
gate more fully than has vet been done. the So.
cret object ct those who proi,,, 20 be- b-ncvo-
lent; aud 10 institute au enquiry as to th. ap.
preparation oi ,he funds put iN,p their hand.
by The inci"duloGs II Ia thi~ investigation
Nou do not hul tine motive, AZ those engaged
IN these societies 60 b. similar aud ~ a piece
With The board OF physicians and 'n~-o.r
@jlti,tU ui tialm 10 the character of an
OBSERVER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF
FINANCE

oS THE DIET, RLvESuE, Am ENPENDIruRrS
or rHE CoMMoSwEALrn
The report of the Committee of the Uous,
OF Delegates Il before us. We can only state
ITS general conclusions. Ii states the amour,
ol the funds oi the Commonwealth at ST.. 49,
l92. Tins amount is held in stocks by the
State aud It's agents; and ,hc Committee add
mat TIE ogg'cSait oi funds and resources OF
lhe commonwealth IN amour, greatly exceeds
the public debt.
They estimate the probable receipts for the
current financial year, ending lst October
1916, with the balance in the Treasury at
SSi0,j0l s.
Estimated expenses same period,
CTS. gS5 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
ms DoECNS S0CIEIY

We had pleasure, THURSDAY ia t-rt,ng ~.
Tcom occupied by the Lai,> ot tlie Dorcas
Society, on ith street. They vcrc busIly an,
gaiiy performing thcis nbor oi love in making
,V.nisEis. sili clo'h,s for tlic poor They
have received in donations ofmoney and gool-
s,cs 200 dollars amt are fast dispensing il To
thos. who need.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

Although our report shows The water G,lling
There Is every apPe arancc Ola d-.. The roi,,
icll yesterday very steadily and il j. raiuug
quite last as W. 80 10 press,
Fhc river j. clear % ice. IN. Meuolgihy,a
> still closed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

CO. ,ye know nothing more inter, sting 20
Inpst-or our csjcr ;hsn the debate on ihe
Oregon question We ih,nfosc publish the
syoe,h, d Me-s,s. nou,cs =" NiiEu,S, and
krnne,'s Of Indiana. ra- las. d, rsr,i,ular
1 ti.l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

NICELY CAUGHT a gentleman in Lon.
don who had missed bottles Of wine from
his cellar finding that on aperture bad been
made 10 the wall sufficiently large to admit
pa ann aud hand, placed mt-imp Close TO
,h' hole and next morning Doe found some
H''nii, .hi" add portion Of .hc nail Ola lin-
g-I Ills Winc hns not been touched since
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

OCEGnN - = IN W
-"''StW York lIcroli gives the followin,
as the probable vote of the senate. on the re-.
solution 10 give years notice to Great Bri.
,ain OF ''i' abrogaiion Of tic Treaty Of Is27.
for joint O-,,,ps,,,,..r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

fo' Not'oo. against.
Fairfield Maine, Ev,r, N.t,
Jcnncss ~ IL Ir,L.,.
AtheTton, y H., Pbrlrs "
Nv o,h,., Webster. Mass.
TX, NC" YORK, Davis. Mas,
1 ,,N','s''', y - simmons, Il. /.
ca"'''"h' rem, Greene. H.
Sturgeon, Penn ut,u,i,.,.,,.
Penn, hacker Va, Niue, 81, ,.'
Coiquitt. Ga. No., \ 80 -
thalmnr~ Miss. Cl,,,,, 49,
sSPcigh'. Mississippi. CLAYTON. D.l,,yg.,.
a. go .''''' I,dfCc Mar, land
n"'"' ONO. Johnson Md
Hanncgan, Ind, Archer VEN,
Bright, Indiana, N,ny,,,, n
',tt'l>' Haywood, y. e..
,'mP''' h.lh"!s, Calhoun. =. c.
Aicbison, Mo. NrD,Ti, : -
Ashley. Arkansas, R,rrisu c..
"a ''4'"N''' harrow, Louisiana
49, "i'h,E'"' Johnson, la
Wcstcot, Fipriia, Iarn,e,, n,
Levy. Florida Mn,.l,.I ,"'
Benton Missouri. Wn,,t,;i-' Ni.,
Bagby, Altlaum. Low. '''
-, TsXas Catt.uI'
i'A"s, Curvu. OHIO.
Casting vote iof the notice. Bdl.,s
The Herald ~ frequently ,cry accurate +,
MS spcculauun~ 49, To- the Prob, BE r,Iua f tb,,
OF Washington. bul II lib. now rialt y. :,
the classification Of tir nrgatiy,,. tbr oua.
ton - safe. There T. unv p,uiio, IN ,l,.
fennsyl,snia Legislature, resolution. iu f,,,r
oi MI. Calhoun views ami the Indication.
are favorable to their pdssage. II these .ur
teed- men Mc~~rs. Sturgeon anil Cameron AT
Pcnnsylyaua, will be- thrown with Inc CON.
ssrvation branch ofthe nate. and c,ery dim.
may b. umioabl,, bonombly and wi.ay sI'
justcd
Upon The Ingredient, Of tbo present Con.
Ef're TIC sumo paper has some sifon. ,i.,,.
which wc quote. II sav..
y" present Congrrss of tl,e United State.
. ms moment opPeers io l~ divided into
three opposite parties. approximations TI,...
are the whigs-ihe western dc,,o.,... IN.
gon men aud thc southern. auI .,r. r,.,,i
cIn democrats, or modern Ouguu mon
Ihe debates 90 ihe present Canrr...
are as iuli oi significant hints. oi ,,fa.
ordinary bursts Of cloqurucr. pf ,y.uI.,lf
passage 81 folly. ~ ever distinguished tt.
French Convention. ar The Eur,f.b lgHg g.,
hfm'nt ttis. iui .rd u singular .t,r.,. /. ~,
behold 90 ihc present CIuefs.. OF fIi4 gr..,
Tcpubiic, embracing new rye. nos, i.l.,.. ,,,,,
movements huw The Soulh.m state. ,,,.,i.,.
the position which ihc Gruudi.is n,rflui,I i1
ne French convention. IL is singular to b.
b"iJ mat J'iin 4. Calhoun. who hos hitherto
bocn 81 down e. 8u auar. ar.t0luft.of.t
Ia Huiitbef- should now b. iha leading ,..Y.
serVst'on element Boz chat bpI,. ma,I .,,,,gs
by iu- paclhc rOVr-e and ioUr uie r,niI yrg
Er's4 ~ Public opinion. hsrp Jog onward
WIN uilTuad fiery speed fD rie apromuftaIi
mrni Of iho destiny ri ihc republic Hs i4ibr
mitabeau OF il' present crisis Wbpar. 3D..
BobsPi~u's. the DdHions. nie Mlmts. Of f..
present. Congress a fw week.. pe5bsos
VIII lci us know
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
| TO be Continuod.l

SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE. We copy
from the Albany Argus a table giving list o
the Speakers of the lower House OF Congress
from the year 1889 -
1889 to 1871, Frederick a. Muhlenburg. Pa
l79l To 1893, John Tumbull, Connecticut.
1898 to 1897 Frederick a. Muhlcnburg. Pa
1897 10 l79S, Jonathan Dayton. New Serscy.
l79S 10 IS0l, Theodore Sedgwick. Mass.
1901 To lS0T. Nathaniel Macon, y. Carolina
1907 To ISL, Joseph Il. Narnum, Mass.
ISL TO 1874, Henry Clay, Kentucky.
lSli - 1913, Langdon Chcevcs s Carolina
lSl5 to ls20, Henry Clay, Kentucky.
l,>'a TO lSel1 Iahp w. Tsylor, New York.
iS,J2 10 loSS' nh"p i. Barbour, Virginia.
ISL 10 Henry Ssy, Kentucky
ISL To 1888, Auo.elg Stc..ns, ". '"'H'
lS3o To 1887, John Bell. Tennessee. iSiiiid.
1897 To 1889. James X Polk, Tennessee.
1889 TO ISL, Robert NJ. +. Hunter. Virginia
1911 10 1913. John White Kentucky.
1873 TO 1913, John w. Jones, Virginia.
1873 TO John w. Davis, Indiana.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

a MANLY AND GENEROUS ACT.-An
interesting little boy, who could not swim.
Whiic skating ON our river, on new wears doy.
ran into large air-hole; he kept himself Tor
some Time above water thc litlle boys all
gathered round the opening. tried Ia hand him
poles. bat the ice continued breaking eoJ bn
was siill Heating out OF reach DESPAIR AT last
seized his heart, and was visible i'm every face
around. Al this critical moment, when ex
hausied. the poor little fellow was about 10
SUM a brave aud gcnerous-heaued boy exclaim.
co. u cannot stand !; boys"-he wheeled
rouud made run aud dashed i'm Al the risk ~
his own lie and sized the little boy and
swan TO The edge Of the ice with him after
breaking his way to the morr solidicc succeed.
cd ~ handing him out 90 his companions. who
Then assisted binf out
In Rome his act OF hcfoism would have in.
surcd this brave youth a civic crown III
name y ALgrar IirRsnnlRGru. Chgrles,ou
(Id.j R,PuJiican
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

sOsa DRUMS FRESH FIGS
~ fFaii Flesh DaIss
~ Fancy to'es Pnnes
10 u ~ Bnnsh Resins
''ux jars Prcservsd Ciusr, JUL req
fs"h 'a's ~ ID WOODROW.
jar 10 93l Main So,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

ny NJ . " TAN T. LErri u. PLEASE
READ r-Thr 6u.wmg letter fr,tn d. Brigham
"i Dwell Mass. bni speaks he nuii,tn, LANGUAGE.
OF hundreds NJ o'he, physiean. VII, have ,f,~d
ard 'herriofc Know how 10 approe.a;e JAIME, Ex-
lHeCtofant
ID, p,v,, L"wrLi. Mass. Jan 81, lsi4
,,,t,,, snei Dsir Sri hivo u.ed your
Jayn,'. r,ccc,o,a,',S - known by the name Of
~ years sud Goa mus, truly ~ iss, y" N 'e''
moro successful 10 The use pi that M mild V 80,
ana thorough Espeeiorani. ihah~( any which 4.
80 e''' "'e"' u Is he brsi fnt The Gllowin x
V'N'o's icss'n~. u de. mt Jsyen in prp,., ~,
&c. occasion d'svgrceable nnusea. IL ,lnes no,
"e'ASn ne lungs and pfnsiia'e the system. in,
fn"'' 'ihfr E'peri"fnuis in use NO, doe. n,
'haic the appetite u ihe p,iieni. like one, nan
seating incidence. Whifh have been u,,L ~. a..
"c"',y IL word - nearly OF qsite IN. ,b;rs
"h''h hns been s"oghi for ty many uI III. f.e,,lto
Tor ages gone ny. ,emhin ya"rs Sc
LUTHER BRIGHAM, MD
Va, ""eemne'-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

a frLts-Arr.s. Banay. Gu. T.,,,ts s..
"A p" ''ha.e' b.hr. Bcs,~ss. Or. .ro,s.,
~ 800 ~" To- Ht'sies EsHsf. q q M :.
-. ~. =, sc nv 70 else hefp,. ~.
~ JAMESON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

leaving probable balance in
the Treasury, lst Oct, 1916, OF Sl9l $40 -
lhc Commute have recommended a further
reduction OF near 10 per cent. on the ordinary
SUBJECTS OF revenue This seems 10 have been
done witha view to prevent any iurth,r "un.
usual appropriations
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s93il5ss

lsi6-J'ny balance Que Treasurer s2i3 90
A true s'aiement from III. .re'al hooks Of me
Cay WA DOUGLASS
jan IL Cie'k u 'Le cry pc hmF re.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17
WILLIAM RIGGS ESTATE.
ADNiNlSrRA TOR,S NOTICE.

VIE Substribrf hiv'.x been qualified The
il adn'n,-ta,or al William Risgs. deceased.
relne'sal rer.ons having elsi ms sgs,ns, ssa 60
iae 10 rr.s.a. sssm .. han. properly susA~ocsssd
Nf seitsmen PerSpns indebted are notified
make rsym~ul is The .u scrher or he " IN b. osl,-
geo 10 tsnr rths prpDss - u Tor enforcing
~ Jan lm0 WI GOODRICH.
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FOR RENT.

m The dwelling atr. -hrr o, present &C.
fn.,sN cur .dh, Mrssn Nicoli & Car. SsdLiess
iss /. No lO9 Main -. VIII he rented separate
49, 80 10th o good tenant. Rebi mosS-
mte. Pu,se.,ion given ON The fir., Of April nest.
AIRY to ALEX ROGERS.
10 Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

b. rATENiENr e The Rcccipi. sw bpcndi-
- ure- 1T ,bs C,y OF whcchns, fr the year
ending Dee emtet 3l-t. sIJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

Iii -hc not fcfl ~ 10 b. -o' And bad .he moi
confessed .h1t feeling 'y vast expenditure, m,
Dee iDuIhation of her sca-cuaI2 Was such
nation end so situated. likely io give uf
easily NOT oply territory Of doubtful owner.
ship. snd which another nation claimed. bul
territory 1eT mo1e extensive 20 With She iaH
y clroi end indisTutCd nshp Never would
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-17

""lef Pc ihc channcI 6n.Gin. FlIIio,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09
LlrrRPooL CLAs.IfIoArIor.


We have received the following from reliable source
and would call attention to the statements -
Ma. EDITOR
You do not state where in Barbour county, the letter
is dated on the 29th of August which published by
you Yesterday For the information Of your readers il
may be well to state that Barbour county" is not cot
ton county--h borders the Cbstahoochs river and
the bottom lands planted limited cotton
the high lands piney woods. snd not susceptible of
cultivation TO any extent. and at all and
the whole product of the county does exceed 800
bales
Da'os from Lowpdes county from five different plant
es, from the 27th to 29h Of August before me- and
state on authority deem unquesionabe that there has
been steady continuation OF the rams and that
Iteration has ct been in the gradual destruction of
the crop This county is cotton county, and makes
usually 40 600 bales. II is not probable that the rains
ave continuedto this present wiring in tina. event
-ery little cotton could be made but 1t is fact beyond
dispute that they have continued sufficiently long in all
the large cotton counties Of the Valley OF the Mississippi
and in south Alabama 10 impair greatly the previously
very unpromisiug prospect for average yield. The
sct s total cessation of wet weather, and absence
of the usual autumna storms the for which yet
far OF, and no killing frost before the 10th of November,
are actually necessary TO make crop of 500 900 bales
MOBILE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09
DIR FELIX GoURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP

TNHIS admirable cmoient by rated
a No i,maremedy for blotches, pimPes pusstuie.,
species OF dscoloyation Of the SKIM All composition mas
been completely dstanced by this invaluable composition
the demand for which, within he last months has lncre-
sed than five hundred The elerness and fresh
which imrars the comperion have rendered
proverb beautifer of the Skim and dressing room
can be ennsds furnished with proper tpe, nst
eug which resides should be KEEP, in its pres
emf and most attrae tive state.
Dr. Gourauds recian Hair Dye for coloring hair, has
comp all the old and deeerous preparations
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicatns hair
The Lily White made by the u cor, Is by common con-
the complexion that has graccd adys or gentemans
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for crimsonng pale lips and
cheeks These supeativc cosmetics together with large
genuine only at Dr. T. GoURAUDs depot, g. Walker
FIRST door rRoM broadway and the agency for Beas
Asent~Jordon, Milk st., Boston; Carlton & Co., Low
ell Green & Co, Worcester aul2 lm"r
UClNA CORDIAL, Or THE ELlXER OF LOVE.
~ For the and speedy cure OF ncplent Consump
ton, Barrenness mpotency, Lucorrh1a Whites Gee
Distracted difficult Menstruaton ncontnence Of Urine,
discharge thereof and for the general
ton OF the SYSTEM matter whether the result OF inherent
produced by lrreguarity, illness accident
The wide celebrity OF this wonderful and measurable
dial IN both hemispheres rs sufhc ent guarantee for
quick and positive curing all the above affections
complaints Nothing be surprising than in
vgopg effects the human frame Persons all weakness
and before become robust and full
Of energy It's Influence. immediately
the Nervousness Of the female frame which 10 the only
OF haIrenaess end which grer Msgnins discovery was
dmcnts produced by physical prosaton, winch frequently
deter men from getting married language indeed cannot
do justice 70 the merits Of the Lucna Cordial which re-
garded by the heads Of the faculty all parts Of he wou
Pnee - per bots. frincips oAs y Nassau street base
mens sun In~h
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
miscellaneous Record.

miscellaneous Record
En- eHP SULrANA from this port for City Point arrived
Norfolk the 9th INST distress with loss Of
&c having been in contact the morning of the 3h with
schr John W Smith, Woollev, which sned fIom Norfolk
previous day for New ork The schr down
the waters edge despatched her asss-
tlnce.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE, Sept oArr ship Euaw, Ford, from London
aud Portsmouth, bark Ida Haett Boston, schrs Decatur,
Peterson, DemerIai Baltimore, Latou,sttee. York. CID
brigs Adr Br1 Hunt Indies; Fashion, Kirwa do;
Planet billiard Lhve La Waco Bay, Texas; Union, Hoo
per Brazos St Jsgo.
NoRroLK, Sept 3-Arr schrs II Blrnes, Wedmore, New
Haven; Baltic rinnry, York; 9TH Fr ship Sultana Bison
from York for City Point IN distress; brig w Jones'
Washburn, Turks Island; schr Volant, Matthias, do
PHfLApEIPH,A, Sept 3Ar barge Mars Stackhouse, New
York. Cid barks Hope GRAY, Trinidad; Marietta, Wells,
Boston; Schr Expedite, Racket, " foIk.
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