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CAMDEN, APRIL g.
REMARKS

The receipts have been unusually light hi.
week, and prices continue very frm. We quote
E to 8 3-choice shade Aighcr.-Ca Jgur.
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To Clergymen, Posimas'ers and others
95-Wanted in every town and vjllag. in .,e L.
States, responsible men to procure subscribers
and engage in the sale ufthe above works to Uhom
a very liberal per centage viii be allowed Ad-
dress L. WALKER, ia Fulton s.. y. York.
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Good y incgar

For sale by the subscriber Also fresh RICE
I. J. HOLTON.
Aprti 3, 1916.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
CHARLESTON MARKET-Jan. 81

COtton-The receipts reach $685. bags. The
of the week are near 100 bales, at
prices ranging from to TIC. 700 of which sold
from to 73c. We have no transactions to re-
port in long cotton.
Rice-European ad,iccs reached on We'd
nesday, and are decidedly unfavorabie as far as
Rice is concerned, but holders seem undetermined
what course to pursue; and within few days Of
fers have been made for several lots of mdlling
quality for coastwse shipment, but they would not
come to terms. The receipts of the week are
1854 tierces and the stock on hand is estimated at
1899 tielces.
Rough Rice--The receipts of the week are
65, ZOO bushels Of which some $4,000 bushels
nave been sold at prices ranging fom los to 1875
per bushel. the latter price having been obtained
for several cargoes early in the week.
Grain-The receipts of Corn during the week
are 400 bushels North Carolina and 400 Vir-
GINA. which, with two or three cargoes held over
from the previous week, have been taken at prices
within the range of our quotations. About 5000
sacks Western have also come to hand, very little
Of which has been sold We quote this descrip-
ton at 65 Zoe, including sacks. About 5000
bushels Oats brought acc per bushel. Two par
GELS of Peas, in all $500 bushels. were taken by q
dealer, on terms not made public, but our quota
tons will give a fair state of the market. There
is nothing doing in Hay. of which there is good
supply on hand, and our quotations continue non-
inal.
Fiour-The sales since our last are about 500
bbls Western and Baltimore, at prices ranging from
81 Sc per barrel, the larger portion was a cash
transaction, at the former price. The market il
still unsettled, and it is impossible at present to
give quotations.
| Bacon and Lard-The market for both articles
continues very quiet. About 200 kegs Western
! LAID have been sold at II and 7ic.
SaH-Rcceived this week $3.50 sacks Liverpool
portion of which has been sold at prices rang.
ing from los to Sic per sack.
SugarS-There has been moderate demand
for Sugars, and the trade have taken during thu
week 100 hhds rather common Muscovados at pri
ces ranging from 81 to SIC; and ESQ hhds Louisi
description, from to II, according to quality
with sore so hhds do. very choice at II and Il
Received since our last 400 hhds.
Cofee-Se-eral small lots Rio, in all 200 bags
sold at 81 and SIC.
MoLdsscs-The receipts Of the week are 20!
hhds 60 ticrces and bbls Cuba. 100 hhds @
which were sold on terms not made public, an
the balance has gone into store. We quote, il
hhds 2O3 2lc. About 72I bbls New-Orlean
have reached the market since our last near 30
bbIs Of which were sold in the early part of tn
week at 26 264c per gallon, but within fey
days 27c has been the asking price, at which W
now quote.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
NEW YORK MARKET-Jan. 3

Hay-North River is dull. and prices are low
eT; | 200 bales sold yesterday at S5c.
Lime-A few cargoes Thomaston have come
in during the week, and been disposed of at ST. q
Sl,O5. closing at the latter price.
MOl2asses The market is again little lower,
there being good supply and moderate demand
The sales are 400 bbls New Orleans, at Is 27c,
mos; and 275 hhds old tart Cuba, for distilIing,
IS, mos.
Naval &ores-Turpentins is held by nearly, or
quite all. the holders at S. per $50 lbs they being
firm In the belief that the present crop will all be
wanted and exhausted some time before any new
can possibly be brought to market. On the con-
trary there are no purchasers at this price, and to
effect sales Immediately, some reduction would
have to be submitted to. The stock in yard has
been considerably augmented by recent arrivals,
but is materially less than last year at this time
We have only to notice sale 500 bbls North
County, on private terms. Spirits Turpentine has
come in freely, and sales have been made from the
wharf, at 60 &c. cash, and 624 64c, mos
Tar is more plenty. with sales of 1000 1900 bbls
North County for export, at So, 3l4 q So 71 pei
bSl. sale of 100 barrels Wilmington Rosn
was made, from vessel, at 81 per Dbl without coop
erage The arrivals of Rosin have been large, but
mostly In ful6lment of old contracts.
Rree-The advices by the Hibcrnia have tended
70 depress the market, and until Thursday morning
there were no transactsons. Holders having sub
mtted to decline, the sales since that time have
been very moderate, consisting only of 100 tierce
good quality, from the wharf, at S4,25. and lSs
tcs and % half do from store, including some O
the best in market S4,614, cash. We reduce ou
Quotations.
Sot-Three more cargoes Turks Island hav,
arrived since our last, two of which have beer
disposed OF, one at 40 cents mos, the other o,
Pri's'e terms. Our quotations represent as nea
as may DC the value of Liverpool Coarse and Fine
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
GALES AND DISASTERS.


Schr James Otis, Of Scituate, at Providence
from Little River, s. c., experienced very severe
weather; has twice been blown off for 4s hours
was completely unmanageable, being covered with
ice; carrien away jibboom and jb, split foresail.
and received other damage; she leaked 1000 strokes
per hour ct ses.
A schooner from Newbern, N G, for n York.
under close recfed foresai, pumping. and throwing
overheard deck load, was spoken 2e.h instant, lat
81 80 Ion IS 40 by brig Ohio, at this port-sup.
posed she had sprung leak.
Rig Victoria, Baker. at this port from Plymouth,
n g. in gale from N w lost deck load and re-
ceived other damages.
Schr Repeater, Prosscr, at this port from Viii
mington, N Z, on Wednesday night, saw a fore.
aiid-aft-sehf- ashore on the Woodlatds.
Schr Belle, MMath, at this port from Whining
ton, N C, experienced severe weather on the pas.
sage, lost stern boat. &c.
Brig Alderman. Young, of and from Boston, fol
Washington. N G, before reported ashore near the
North New Inlet, was on Boddy's Island, WHERE
the water is bot one foot deep at high water. She
had not bilged l4th inst, but had been stripped
ana abandoned. The A was insured in Boston fol
$4,000; cargo also insured thsFe for $685.
10 " y. Shipping f Commercial List.
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MARhEI-Feb. >.
NAVAL STORES-Soft Turpentine, some
few lots sold after our report Of last week at
81, it has, however, declined to previous quota
tons, 80 IS. This IL the market price to-day
Hard, s. O5. TAa-Sales made early in the
week at 81 per bbl il the water. prices are, how
ever, down to 81 IS to-day. We have not heard
of any sales Of Spirits Turpentins or Of Rosin.-
Our quotations for these two latter articles ale
therefore to be considered nominal.
LUMBER 6 TIMBER The Timber marke.
10 well supplied and sales are not very quick. See
quotations. River Flooring soards, last sales sl2
We quote at SIR and sl2 so. Wide boards, 81
seantng Sc, rather dull.
SHINGLES-Last sales So.
BACON-The market 10 well Supplied, and
prices have ranged during the week at from 81 t.
&C., hog round. Hams sold from wagon this morn
ing and yesterday at and l0c. The latter mari
was paid for a choice lot.
sALT-l2O0 bushels Turks Island. and l0'
sacks Liverpool, was sold at auction on Wednes
day, at IS cents per bushsl for the FIRST, and 81 Il
per sack for the latter. The above is the only al
rival since last report.
NOLASSES-There has been an arrival Q
245 hhds Cuba since last report, yet adoat unsold
| LIQUORS-There is no change in any of GU
quotations above with the exception Of Whisky
which has receded to 20 3lc.
! CORN-The supply is greater than the demant
Our quotations are without change 60 a CSC.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
$99,299,776

Fatal Duei.-We are informed of the
melancholy result of duel fought this
morning at Bladensburg. The principals
engaged were Thomas F. Jones and DR..
Daniel Johnson, both of Elizabeth city,
North Carolina. DR.. Johnson fell dead
a. the first fire, having been shot through
the head Johnson withheld his FIRE. and
dying, asserted his Innocence OF The charge
upon which he had been challenged.-
We understand that the seconds of the
parties, one or both. have been arrested.
/, Washington Uni0n, Feb. 9.
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Il @A81N9 RISE ia
~ PORT OF WILMINGTON. AA&
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
sO-schr Alaric, Purneli, New York, to c D
Ellis & Co.
schr Suffolk, Adkins, Providence. r I, to G w
Davis.
Feb 2-Bremen brig Flott, Havighorss, Philadel.
phia. to G w Davis.
Brig Baltic, Moulton, Guadaloupc, to E Dickin.
con.
s-bhg Lisbon. Messer, Havana, to Hatha-
way and Son.
sehr Pactolus, Ireland, Washington, N C.
schr Phenix, Lawrence, Boston, to Barry &
Bryant
The briggs Splendid, Shackford; and Gep1 Stark,
Langthorn, have come up from quarantine.
4-brig Octavia, Doughty. Newport, to Master.
brig Baltic, Moulton, Guadalupe, to E Oickln-
son.
schr Theehe & Eliza, Osborne, have come up
from quarantine 10 e Dickinson.
AT QUARANTINE.
Jan 3O-schr General Scott, Doughty, N York,
70 C. d Ellis g. Co.
! CLEARED.
jar 2s-schr Bowditch, Pomroy, Martinique, by
J Hathaway & Son.
schr Mary, Welsh, Baltimore, BY Russell 4;
Gammell.
sl-brig Benjamin. Lissleaeld. Jamaica, BY c
schr Madagascar, Mcfarland, Demarara, by z
Dickinson.
schr Mary Ann, Allen, New York, by G w
Davis.
Feb brig Orozimbo, Michm, New York, by
Barry & Bryant.
2-schr Piedmonte, Blaisdsll, Demarara, by E
Dickinson.
3-brig Brookline, Pattangall, New York, by
E Dickinson.
brig Stephen Bass, Spates, New York, BY
E Dickinson.
schr Julia Ann, Winchester, Philadelphia, b,
E Dickinson.
Br brig Colonist, Darke, Antigua, by G "
Davis.
Br schr Gala, Richar. Nevis, BY G w Davis
schr A F Thorn. Sanford, New York. b.
Ellis & Co.
schr Monsoon, Moslander. Philadelphia, by
Mulock.
4-brig Lion, Patten, Matanzas, by E DicA
inson.
brig Partridge, Barstow, Havana, by E Dick
inson.
brig Francis, Cobb, Boston, by G w Davis.
5--brig Della, Fales. Barbados, by G w Davi
Br schr Prince Henry, Durkie, Nevis, by
Davis.
schr Suffolk, Adkins, New York, by G v
Davis.
schr Olive, Smith. New York, BY D Ell
G. Co.
brig Rowland, Coombs Guadalupe, by E Dicl
inson.
schr Capias, Eldridge, Boston by Brown & D
Rossctt
brig An,ithyst, Simpson, boston by Barry
Bryant.
4 schr Ticonic. Dickman. Matagorda. Texas, b
Russell & Gammell.--Passengers: Whites a
Blocks AZ.
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MARRIED

In Fayetteville, on the 22d inst, by the Rev. ]
B Buxton, Mr.. Josiah E. Bryan, to Miss S.rah p
Hodges, youngest daughter Of Mr.. Gsorae 3
Hodges.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

To Boston and Philadelphia, Naval Stores, 40
cents per Dbl.
Cotton goods and yarns, to Philadelphia, cts
per foot.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
New MOlasses.

New MOlasseS.
N Nn HHDS., IL TIERCE|, "a BAR
oV RELS, new crop Moasses of prime
quality. Per schr. Splendid from Matanzas just
arrived and for sale by
BROWN & DEROsSET.
Jan 20, 1876 20-3w
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.
Aa ga gMOMs!sG son.

u OOMS at the corner Of Second and Pin
a. cess streets, opposite the jail, where no will
thankfully receive the visits Of all who may see fs
to patronize him. rs his mornings are chiefly
devoted to sittings, it may be more agreeable t.
persons not on business to ;ai in the evening, hen
he will have leisure to wait on them.
Jan'y ., 1916 f7-5t
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To the Lovers Of Natural Heads of Hair.
DICUBRREOTTPE
MINIATURES.

NWR. HUMPHREY would respectfully an
lxI nounce to the citizens of Wilmington, that
he purposes remaining in this place short time,
and of giving all an opportunity Of procuring
correct likeness Of themselves and friends in his
superior stvle.
Having connection with three of the most sue
cessful Daguerreotype Rooms in the State of New
York, he has advantages which but few artists
can realize.
Portraits taken in superior style. perfectly
true to nature. of very fine sone glded and color
ed SO that no climate will effect them in the least.
Dsguerreotypes taken By the old process. gilded
and colored 30 as to render them equal to those
taken at the present day. r.. ---.
Portraits Of sick or diseased persons taken q:
their residences if required.
Particular attention given to those wishing to
engage in the business. Instruction with all the
latest improvements, apparatus and stock. furnish
ed on reasonable terms.
| For further information inquire at his room, on
Front street up stairs adjoining DR.. Wares, direct
ly opposite the Chr onicle Office.
| January 80, 1916. 2O-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
PATENT MACHINE
FOR DIGGING GROUND NUTS.

UVHE subscriber, having invented machine
Il ID be worked BY horses for the purpose of
digging Ground Nuts, for which he is about to
take oft patent right, would take this method of
warning the community, that lie will oppose by
all lawful t1eans, any other person from obtaining
similar right, as he is the sole inventor.
He Would also inform the public, that he expects
to be able in short time 10 supply those who may
desire it, with specimens of this labor saving ma.
chine. Ho used it the past season in getting out
his own crop; and, can candidly say, that it is at
least a saving of one hundred per cent on the old
mode of getting out Ground Nuts. a.
d. r. GORNTO. .
TorsAIL SOUND, IL miles East of Wilmington,
NJ G.. <a 3,
January %, 1916 19-4t"
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Brushes, 2,00G
Billiard tables & appara.
tins, 1851
Umbrellas and Parasois, 2,5s3
Leather & Morocco skins
not sold per ID. 16,363
Fire Engines and appa-
ratus, 1850
Printing Presses & Type, o6,7.4
Musical instruments, $1,000
Books and Maps. 1929
Paper and Stationary, lO6,l9O
Paints and Varnish, 5O,165
| Vinegar, 1879
Farther and Stoncware, 1893
Manufactures of Glass, 96,76O
Do. Tin, 1O,114
| Do. Pewter Il Lead, 14,404
Do. Marble g. Stone, 1885
| Do. Gold and Silver,
and Gold Leaf, 1929
Gold and Silver Coin, s44,446
Artificial Flowers and
Jewelry, l0.435
Moasses, 2O.77l
Trunks. 1886
Brick and Lime, S,70l
Domestic Salt, Is, ,s04. 977
Lead, 1926
ARTICLES NOT ENUMERATED.
Manufactures, l,269,33s
Other articles, 1915, ,9l5
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

monia, Mrs, Elcy Ann Whssdsn, aged - sssars.
She was Nember Of the Baptist Church, %
which she had beea attached for several years.
Oh, how happy WAS the last moments Of this sis
ter, she died the death Of the righteous and may
my last end be like hers. To die was but her
gain. Her troubles on earth are all over her peace
was made with God. She il now gone 70 reap
the rich reward Of those who obey their Lord and
keep his commandments. She has left numer.
circle of friends and relatives to mourn her loss
And is that body cold in death!
The form we loved 20 well,
And has she drawn her latest breath,
And gone in Heaven to dwell!
All! yes, her soul is now ia Heaven;
It reigns with angels there;
glorious crown TO her 10 given,
A spotlsss garb shall wear.
Oh! must we bid our friend adieu,
Bid her a long farewell
Her Christian smile no more to view,
While on the earth we dwell
Wen meet, hope, On that blest shore,
Where free from grief and pain,
Our souls shall mingle evermore,
! Never to part again.
Farewell! farewell! long farewell
Ny tears are on the sod,
+ Where rests thy dust--thy soul shall dwell,
/ Eternally with God. s.
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DIED.

DIED.
(coNArEIckfED.)
In this town, on the Cd inst, Of Bilious fneu
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RATES or FREIGHT HENCE 70 NEW YORK.
Naval Storss. 80 cts. Spirits Turp 90 psr bbi.
Rice, la cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 l2a per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, so cts. pr. bale.
Tobacco, 80 so per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc So so per m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

In Robson county. on the 5th ult.. in the 3lst
year of his age, of pulmonary consumption, Mr..
John C. Johnson, formerly of Wilmington, son of
John B. johnson, decd.
In Richmond county, near Laurel Hill, on the
18th ult., Mr.. Hugh McLaurin, in the Gath year
of his age, native of Argyleshire. Scotland.
In Laurens county, Geo., on the goth Aug.
last, Mt. George w. Daniel, aged So, a native
Of Brunswick county, N. e., grandson of ROber,
Daniel, Colonial Governor Of South Carolina be.
fore the Revolution. His mother was daugh-
er of Gen. Howe, Of the Revolution Army.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

Just Received.
OA DOZEN Steel Wedding Hoes, assorted
SO sizes,
40 cast Ploughs, Nos. 70, Fl, and 10, e1tss
Bars and Shears
dozen "Collins" boxing Axes.
Kentucky do
10 Georgia long Bits,
q" Ames' Spades and Shovels,
general assortment Of CoopeE's Tools.
ALSO.
so bags Lageira Coffee,
so Rio do
10 Java do
IS st. Domingo Coffee,
2 hhds best St Croix Sugar,
Q Porto Rico do -e-s
WOolsey and Woolsey's Loaf Sugar,
heese, Tea, Canal and Fayetteville Flour, ID.
1921 HALL e. ARMSTRONG.
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ia IA 91AN1NNa
AGENT Fer THE
New York Albion, Edited by DR.. Barslstt3
Chamber Edinburgh Journal,
The Emigrant and Old Countryman,
Farmers Magazine. Edited by ]. 8. Skinner
N. B. Splendid Engravings Of Washington,
Nelson. Wellington, Sir Walter Scott, and Eve
others, . choice Of which il given to any person
subscribing to the Albion.
Carolina Hotel, Wilmington, Feb S, 1916 IL
To the Lovers Of Natural Heads Of Hair.
RER. QUIRK has arrived and will be found al
M this week at his Room at the Carolina Ho-
tel. Now all yen that want a Coon HEAD or
HAIn. or to resuscitate Indifferent one, now il
your time, as he can fit you to a charm in WIG
and TOUPET, OF SCALP, or FRONT.
THOMAS QUIRK.
of 400 Broadway, N. Y.
February s, ls4s 2i-a
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CONVERGE OF THE UNION.

The following table will he interesting to our
readers, az it will shew them a statement OF the
exports Of the United States during the last fiscal
year. It will be seen on examination, that the
South furnishes large portion of the exports
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
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BANK RATES or EXCHANGE, wILx,ssr6A.
Bank checks OF Fhilsdelphia, ] pr. q. prem
New York, I i"
Boston, /"
The New York herald., 1846-05-11
CHRISTIE'S GENUINE
G A MIC RINGS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
TTNHlS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY compris

THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY comprises an en-
Of aremedia agent BY means Of which the or
dnary batteries electric and magnetic machines entire
efeetua much cheaper and with perfect and
Ssys been with
e. IL n. Heutf & S chronic apPyng e the head
Nervous or sick Headache indigestion Paralysis, Palsy,
F cs%H s Sss
Nervous Tremors Dizziness Of the Head Pains in the Head
s
neps which simply nervous Of The dEes.
Rings Of and
various ornamental and can be worn by the most de-
yssH % f's. xS
more chronic cases Of disease where the Rings not pos
sufficient intensity power They adapted to the
wa h 1nay
obtained and complaint which the mysterious of
'''a' saa IITb ',sssa
msts be 9 the most valuable discoveries Of modern
rendering the s nerves sensSs Gsvsnc action BY this
causing concentration Of the influence the seat of
ifis1 s1a Vac
PLASTERS.
These articles form addition the Galvanic
Rings acting the principle but having the advan
tsge of local application As esciua means for
oher Causes as eert@n aid IL ~eekness
SHf fsf = ' Il E
The reader !fls5sff e RSHffffs
published the N Y Sum- Mirror Tribune Atlas and other
as
ms s whh Ss. ss,s ss %
Only Agency il New York, No. 1872 Broadway, between
oAMSroNART' l. s. .ad s ss s:,:
sfss p
mentioned hrm Agent General Il for the unted States.
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The New York herald., 1846-05-11
l. U GINA CORD A l.,


THE great and increasing demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throughout the British Empire France,
and the United States has celebrity which time
only eace has long been used and by the
most eminent physicians throughout the civilized world
and speedy for cpent Consumption Barren
mpotency, Lucorrh9a Whites, Obstructed, difficult
painful Mensruation, nconnence of Urine involun
discharge thereof and for the general Of the
whether the result Of inherent
irreguarity, illness, or accident
There shadow of doubt that this and
the subject of delicate hundreds would testify
the efficacy of the Lucina Cordial pecfc for
Barrennes Fluor Abus Gleets Irregularities in the Sece-
tons Pains the Kidneys Female Suppessions Tor the
verse; Proapsus Uer and fact almost disease
which the delicate portion othe human organization
liable cannot indeed Maormation Of the parts, but
for any thing short Of that il offered as an nsbe cure
Or chronic viii Be found safe and sovereign remedy The
Lucina Cordial gentle tonic operating generally the
organs and bacng the whole system without far
STIMULATING function as to produce subsequent
the organs and bracng the whole system without far
STIMULATING any function produce subsequent relaxation
On the contrary il to act in perfect harmony with
renewal the energies The first bottle used will
fully convince the purchaser of the truth Of all have
serted.
Principal Oce i23 Fulton street, New York Sold also by
Seth w. Fowle, Boston; DR.. Wadsworh, Providence w
W. Clark North Fifth and j. s. Murphy 90 North
Sixth street Philadelphia; o. X Tyler, John NJ Lareque,
and Roberts Atkinson Baltimore Chas Scott Washington
City q. N Linhacum, Georgetown j. B. Wilder, Louis
vile, Ky Sanford Perks Cincinnati, and by other per.
Of the above named places Price 50 bottle
S2l per dozen. a9lmsm
The New York herald., 1846-05-11
DIR. JOHN ROAKES'S
IODIN LINN T,

u 4
Is A SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND OF
IODINE that has performed such astonishing Of long
stagger belief they could be substantatcd by the
eectusIly cures RHrrMaTsM either Chronic or nfismma
tory; PARALy loss Of the Of the LINES CoNIRAc
of the COMBS and MUSCLES Soar THROAT and 0ouT,
Of how long standing; SrRAIYs, BRUISES Tu
MoRs HAsp SwrLLISos and ESLAaoEp JorSTs, yield to
credible success in Scrofia or King: Er,i, Dissass q
tions IL has been fail curing Flesh Wounds
Fsrer Sores Old Ulcers aud Sceed Legs; speedily and
Salt Rheum, Eysipelas, Pmpss. Ring Worm Baeers Itch
Pain the Side and Breast This Lriment will stand
and only trial to convince the IN
valid OF healing virtues Principal Depot, ~ NIGER
SOIL X Co., 90 John street ais msr
NOTICE TO THE. PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-The
subscriber after enlarging his premises prepared
TO Clean Carpets Of description from 10 to 100 yards
without ripping Ingram 6 cents ysrd Brussels cents
Is 10 IS cents; Dresses dyed washed from
81; Goats cleaned dressed from cents 70 Pants do
from Is TO 50 cents. Il. SMITH, ~ Alien street
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