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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

~ We have received the first number Of the
Merchants Ledger and Messenger published by Messs.
Pratt & Requa 80 wallst From perusal of its con-
tents think that 1t is good advertising medium for
our merchants depending upon Country trade. With
skill and perseverance, the publishers will doubt sue
coed in their undertaking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

~ GouRAuo's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP for the posi-
i've euro OF sbin diseases bloches and dscolo
Gourgsdps Poudys SGbtIe for ersdcsrng SUPERFLOUs
HAIR GoHrsads lly rhs liquid rouge, &C a67 Walker
Al Is soro FROM Broadway, Agency for Bafcaeers Nv
ssanfanseus Liquid HAIR Dye, Dasys Magical Pas Er-
tractor. W<tss Cream Of Lsi<s, Bezis Hs,r Resfoyafsrs
Psnads for tie AIR blacf md far. Remember 81
wskrrst SEP or TWO from Bfosdwsy, west dde. mls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

~ Capt. ]. w. Zabriskie, who is among those
who fell in the recent battle at Buens VISTA said to be
a brother Of Col. James c. Zsbriskie Of New.Bruns.
wick, N. }.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

~ We are indebted to Messrs. Livingston
Wells for Albany papers Of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

~ Hon. ROBERT c. WINTHROP was passen.
ger In the bernis which sailed from Boston yesterday
for Liverpool. Mr.. Winthrop intends learn from
the Atlas to devote few months Of the Congressional
recess to Q tour OF pleasure in Europe
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subscriptions received to The semI.weckiy.
Subscriptions received TO The New-Korker.
WEDNESDAY,, MsrchSi. deep River, Conn ........

~ We hear bat opinion expressed of the merits Of
that Doramic representation Of the Funeral Of Napoleon
now exhibiting al the Museum and that IL, that IL Is one
Of the magnificent pageants ever brought out in this
city. Frenchmen. whom the name OF Napoleon 10 dear
should moi fall OF seeing L. Other interesting perform
ances by the Ethiopian Mnses Western &c take place
In conjunction with IL at 5 and ~ p M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

~. In another column will be found an extract
from letter from Bents Fort, giving farther par
tcaiars Of the late slaughter atTsos, New Mexico
Of such nature ss TO induce the st. Louis Editors
to fear that the outbreak has been more general
than has heretofore been supposed, and the letter
certainly gives ooloring to such an idea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02
RY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

rS- The Union Of Wednesday night says we
understand that no dispatches have been received %
this sycnlpss mail from armies or squadron
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Law Courts.

cor,r M covros PLxAs-Before Judge Dsy.-WR
liam CtfSbsrt vs. las GfIdH-Mr T.. "a ooos sna snoc
maker having family Mr. c. has grocery store cor
ner Walker and Mulberry and also holds the proper
~ Nos 100 and los Mulberryst on when mere Is a
foundry building In the rear occupied oy nufnoef OF
IL was said l6farnilles which was entered ~ sn scy
WY, feet wide from the street MI T. being about
to build the front part of the lots excsNsteo TOT ,ne
cellar and three four feet from the slde OF the ey
cayed IN. One Sunday evening in May last the weaner
being dark and stormy Mr. C. went to the rear ouidng
TO see friend passing through tho alley In safety out
on his return he Tell into the newly dug cellar through
the hole made by the cavpg in OF the alley, In coase-
auence of which OF his legs badly broken and
be several months under the doctors hands and
still suffering IL Is said from the effects of the wound
There was no light In the leywsy or anything 70 show
the danger Mr. c. brings the present action 10 recover
damages For defence l. alleged that there was suf
Gent room 10 pass without danger. &c. The Court
charged that Mr. g. s liable 10 make good the damage
sustained unless the jury think the injury arose nom me
want OF proper care and caution the part oil MT g
himself Verdict this forenoon For pli, br Jas. X
Whiting and Messrs Newton and Nelson; Tor deli Mr.
janice T. Brady
UNITED STATES CoMMrsuoSER's OYFIoE-Before
Commissioner Gardner Gorge 4 Ssoart, Jostph W.
soa, Th0s. DunRiH9 and Oiirv Taylor seemen OF the
London packet ship American Eagle were examined on
charge of larceny at In stealing pieces OF broad
CLOTH worth $4,000, from the cargo Va the vessel IL
appeared from the evidence that Stewart was the pEn-
cipel in the uiser-he first tapped cask OF brandy,
belonging 10 the cargo and took from II dembohn
uhe then cut the ropes OF one OF the bales OF cloths
and took from ID above stated handing them up 10
the others by whom and himself they were concealed
in the forecsste and other places The chief mate BE-
ing informed that there goods in the torecaste,
made search aud discovered the cloths the marks OF
which had been torn of. Stewart was committed for
want Of bail principal and the other three as scces
SORES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

SHIP CANAL AROUND THE SAgLr Sr. MARYs.-
The following letter 10 gentleman 10 this city, In refer
ence to connecting Lake Superior With the other lakes
by means of ship canal, viii be read with interest.
Rochester Adv.
DETROIT, March 20, lsi7.
Ny DEAN Sra: I have only time to say to you that
our Canal bill has passed both Houses OF our Legislature,
received the signature OF the Governor. and is q law
The bill Ia everything could ask. We have fye hun
bred feet night Of way. | am yours, truly.
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kets-C1ejully reported for The Tribune

Mnfkets-CdIDhIJ fToTHnJ J" 4" "."
THuppAy, April /.
AsHEs-Pots are rather improving the supply oe'1s
small and "a was offered to-day for parcel "
Pearls IT'S bbs sold on private terms
COTTON--The sales to-day have been ABOUT 49,, ~
bales Holders are very firm at The following 0n,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

Bsston, Mass Sept Il, 1915.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS On The wrapper
For sale by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, leo Fu0n-sl
corner Of William agents for this city sso, at a Broad
way and IT East Broadway AMI BY Druggists generally
throu ghou The United sts;es- Beware Of counerfes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

CoNvIcTED.-Charles H. Smith young man,
was convicted in Fulton County KY with having shot
Abraham o. Tyler wilfuly and was sentenced 10 be ex
cuted on the 10th day of April.
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DETROIT, March 20, ls47.

FIRE AT MOUNT SAvA6E.-On Saturday morn.
ing last two houses and barn belonging to Mr.. John
Martin al MI Savage were consumed by hre. There
were nine horses In the barn. two Of which saved
six burned, and one missing. Loss about $1,000.
baltimore Patriot
REMOVAL OF GUsPowDER.-Mr. Witt the Rail-
road Agent dispatched thirty tons of Gunpowdor, In
three cars for New.York yesterday morning II came
from the Arsenal at Watervliet and goes to Mexico.
Albany Argus lst
Cf~ The steamer Hibernia leaves this port to-
day for Halifax and Liverpool. We understand that the
shp has for days had her full complement of pas
sengers and that many persons desrous OF going In her
have been necessarily refused. Bosloa Adv. !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02


sANDss sARsAPARLLA-We know Of no form OF dis
ease 90 sefrepulsve well disgusting to Others as
dschargng sores pustues and scabious complaints es
peciay when their ravsges visible upon the exposed
parts OF the person Thousands have rid themselves OF
these pie asan Developments Of diseased condition OF
the blood by aresort 10 Sandss Sarsapara but there
are still thousands who dishgured by ,hem and whose
health temper and spirits are affected BY the circumstance
To such we say Try this purifying preparation, which will
speedily eface the physical discolorson from your coun-
tenance and thus. by reconcng you 10 yourself and
rendering you attractive instead Of repulsiye TO Others re-
store the pacsity of your minds removing al the same
time both physical aud mental irritation.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. l. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Futon-st corner OF
WlIiam-st 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for Is.
BosroS Sept 10, 18g-To THE Sick AND AFFLICTED
SIR Il take pleasure In communicating through you to
all HON may and the public generally the aston
shing effect your truly wonderful medicine has had upon
me- have enjoyed perfect health for four or FIVE years
Physicians told my liver diseased and thst might
some day die with consumption. Last September 1885,
took slight cold which produced hacking cough this
continued until February 1885, when added another cold
my cough increased, soon lost my appetite, aud my
strength failed For ak weeks could not lie upon
sde sweat very much nights raised considerable blood
two weeks With all these bad symptoms, had very
severe pain in my side and between my shoulders gen
eral debility followed was confined 10 my room about
eight weeks had buried sister and brother, both died
with consumption. expected 10 die myself; my friends
also despsied Of my LIFE Al this time an ANGLE, who had
been benefited himself advised take Dr. Wistsrs Bal
Of Wild Cherry accordingly procured bottle, took
IT, and feIs better; obtained another, aud third
thea ceased bleed aud my cough much better bat
my disease deeply rooted, obliged TO con-
unue taking the Balsem until bad taken seven bottles
can honestly and truly say, believe DR.. Wistss Bsssn
Of Wild Cherry saved my life. .,..,
We are personally acquainted with Mira Could assis'ea
In taxing Of her during her sickness beheTe anu
INV MRS p. c. PRESCOTT,
MRS 5. A. BAChELuEh,
No ! Commercial-sl.
Bsston, Mass. Sept u, 1875
None genuine unless signed BUTTS On The wrapper
For sale by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fusor-sl
corner Of william agents for this city sso al a Broad
way and II East Broadway, ana by Druggists genersny
/ ~ rr.,aa eta.ea RaUara of rounterfeis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

DEATH PROM HEaoRRHAeE.-The Coroner yes
terday held an inquest al No Jamesst upon the body
of Michael Morris, aged 20 years, native oil neiand
who died on Tuesday night last. Verdict, death by
pleading from the lungs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

ARREST FOR LiBEL-Offcer Wikeheart OF the
Tenth Ward yesterday arrested John w. Trust other
wise called Dr. Felix Gouraud on charge OF libel pre-
ferred against him by Joseph Brooks printer, of No.
1874 Bowery Trust stands charged with having fabri-
Gated and published certificate complimentary OF
certain patent medicine sold by him. which certificate
purported TO have been written and signed oy saa
brooks. He was taken before Justice Ketchum and
held for examination on Saturday
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NETWORK CHARTER ELECTI0N'
TUESDAY, APRIL -.
WING MINATIoN:
FOR MAJOR,
WILLIAM v. BRADY.

- General cssusittee Of Democratic WING
vs.-s Ms..---A regular meeting Of this Commiitee
VIII be had 81 the Broadway House. on f'dAS evening"
Aprl 4 q half psst7 o'cocf-
EssDss,sx Ysy.' Secretaries. nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

SEAL FISHING IN JERSEY CITr.-A very large
,es was caught In the North Bay of Jersey City yeser
day. by Mr. stephens twas Of the hair or dog species
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-02

rRPThe PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
LERy, on the upper of Broadway and Murrays'
is without any exception, THE PLACE where you can
procure a satisfactory pctare by the Dsguerreotype
process The specimens there exhibited are unequaed
In this country.
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I,.,.lo,or, Of y,w.York....r HnrrrsTH wsrs.

.lnezdzaee-Polks Od;cB Post or Gcs-6aEs eHa
RsL'tse Stare Ourasys--AAias aud me FSone LanGt
--Fdnf Of Sgaers-AaftHfHt Var Horss'-O0rsyn0T
YonnSis CaHaI polic.-ThS Seactes Rfport-Cfhes'
Holder Northumberland PlnHd1-CoHtrse's az
tkSV knrs Be1n-PoM and Mdrcys Press,Ges n ne
Asssasbh- Voies-TL COaueafioH Jo'1Hai SA1ITsssea
qad SzctkrTcd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-05


n5-WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, the
greatest remedy for ns1fnbon and the bsst medicine
known 10 man tor Asthma Of every stage Liver Com.
paint bronchitis Influenza, Coughs Colts Bleeding Of
the ahortness of Breath pains and weakness In
tne SIDE breast &c. aud all other diseases Of the pulo
Hary organs 49,.
very tnportans disease over which thIs BaIsarn -
exers very powerful Influence is that OF diseased
Liver IN this complaint 1t has undoubtedly proved
more than anyremedy hitherto employed and
IN numerous DISTANCES when patients had endured long
and severe suffering from the disease without rect
me least beneht from various remedies, and when ME
Curry has been resored to in vain, the use Of this Bal
sam has restored the Liver healthy action, and in
many instances effected permanent cures, after evet
known remedy had failed 10 produce this desired effect
Besides its aston shihg efficacy In the diseases above
mentioned, we also and II very efectual remedy IN
Asthma, complaint In which il has been extensively
used With decided sceSss even In cases Of stan
ding.
not osy ernsnaes froma regular Physician but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for which
is recommended. 1t il my intention, therefore eth
cloak in mystery, or in any way deceive the pub
lie by overTating its virtuea the contrary shall
simply eDdesVor TO give brief statement Of its useful
ness and hatter myself that its surprising efficacy will
enable furnish such proofs Of its virtues will
satisfy the most ineTeduous that Consumption may and
"ean be cured" if this medicine be resorted TO in time
Be careful and &C.; the genuine DR. EIsfnss Baisd1
Of Wild Cherry. None genuine .,a.e.s signed by 4
BUitA Address all orders to Sssh W. Fbtsle, Boston
Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY WIN SHAw Hining
ten, and by Druggists generally in North Carolina.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-05
- - MA.RlWSg lIg:ss Ia
394 AsAR PORT OF WILMINGTON. zAAk
ARRIVED


Jan 29-brig Anawon Swasey, Newport, r.
l., TO Hathaway " Son.
brig America. Grows, Maregalante and ST.
Thomas, to Gamme.
brig OrchilIa, Hardng Martinique, TO Hatha-
way & Son.
scnr Ann Jane, Bell, Onslow, 10 G w Davis
schr Pearl, Moore. Onslow, to G. w Davis
schr Express, Hatchell, Ons!ow. TO G w Davis.
schr Caroline, Of Saco, Fitzpatrick, SO days from
MaanZas bound to Boston, put in in distress
Loaded with sugar-had q succession of severe
gales; lost nearly all her sails anchors, how.prt,
jihboom, water casks, &c.
3l-hrig Baltic. McLanathan, Guadalupe.
brig VIM. Pennington, Carr. Granada.
schr Ellen Dale, Boynton, Martinique, 10
Hathaway & Son.
schr st. Croix, Hoyt, Barba,loes, to w Davis.
schr A DeRosset, Mills New York, to Il w
Brown.
FsA l-schr Lawrence, Lawrence, Charleston,
to Gammell.
schr O. K, Dale, Charleston TO E J Lutterloh.
schr VIM Pope, Foster New York, to Barry
& Bryant.
schr Bragsnza. McCintock, Bonairc.
barque Benjamin Adams. Adams, Gualaloupe
CLEARED.
Jan. 90 -schr Florida, Corson, New York, 10y
E Luteroh.
3o-brig Curacao, Higgins, Botton, by P K
Dickinson.
schr Walter Merchant Coverdale, Charleston,
by q w L McGay.
schr Col. McRae. Marshall, Philadelphia, by
Brown & DeRossct.
Feb. brig Sam! N Colt, Gray, Guadaloupe.
brig Gallo. Mahoney, st. Jago de Cuba, by
Barry & Bryant.
schr Pearl. Moore, Onslow, bv G w Davis.
h. r. r
! I.utterloh.
! schr Express, HatchelI. Unslow. by G w Davis
schl Olivia, Clifford, Newbern, N. c., by K &
Rankin.
Feb. 4-schr Franklin, Potter, Gaudaloupe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-05

6 Psas.-Ground-sales to-day at 97c.. froin
carts. We quote at s. to &C.
Pork-Northern mess has gone up to sls
so a sl4 so.
Rice-We can hear OF no sales, but holders
are refusing SO IS. Weqdo,e Rough at ST.
an Improvement
Corn.-No arrivals since our last. See
quotations for store rates.
Stdres-No demand Quotations nominal
FTelghts-It will be seen from our table
that freights have much improved since oul
last: The rates stated are the latest taken UP
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-05
LATER FBOM CAMPEACHY.

The Yucatan schooner Campeacheana, Cap
Puente, arrived this morning from Campeachy,
whence she sailed on the 10th inst
A commissioner, named Jose Robira, came
passenger on this schooner, on his way to
Washington, to negotiate with our Govern me Mt
for an acknowledgment of the independence
of the peninsula, or portion of it.
We have paper from Compeachy of the
date of the 4th inst In it we find an official
report of the capture of the city of Tekax by
the forces of Campeachy. The city was sum-
moned in the most formal manner, and the in
vading hosts drawn up in the most formidable
array to await the answer. Upon receiving
the refusal to surrender, the signal to lay on
was given, and straightway tremendous on
slaught was commenced. We have not time to
describe it, but it was altogether successful
AS we read the details, we trembled at ap-
preaching the lists of the slain, but they proved
less terrific than we had apprehended. Of the
attacking party two were killed and three
wounded, including one drummer The de-
tenders of the town fled like frightened sheep,
unable to resist the impetuoslty OF the assail-
ants. No doubt was entertained on the part
of the commander of the Campeachy troops
that the slaughter among their adVersaries was
great. Many are reported to have gone hal
ting off. This action occurred on the 10Th of
December
Hostlities have spread over the peninsula,
the different cities taken different sides in the
contest going on. We Judge that the advo-
Gates of an entire separation from Mexico are
in the ascendent; but we look with great sus-
plcion upon the profession Of the inhabitants
OF Yucatan, of whatever party-more espe-
cially when they act under the immediate
pressure of the presence OF the U. S. Squad
ROM 0. Picayuae, January Goth.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-Feb

MARhEl-feO cd. 4.
Naval Stores The reader will recollec!
that we stated in postscript under this head
ii our last paper, that the article OF Turpen'
tine was dull of sale in the afternoon Of Thurs
day last The mail due on Thursday did moi
arrive till next morning, and with it came the
accounts from Europe; but there had been nc
improvement made in Naval Stores conse-
quently, our apprehensions as to decline
Immediately followed and the article has
been selling, since then, from 50 IS to 50 10
for soft; and we quote for sales this morning,
at the latter price. Hard Turpentine brought
this morning 81 IL. Spirits Turpentine.-
We hear that small lot has changed hands
at 81 cents. We hear of no transaction in
Rosin Tar-Is wanted at 81 20; which il
an improvement on last sales, of cents.
Lumber i Timber-Is dull. In the first
we hear of no sales within the last day OF
two. A sale Of Timber was made to-day, al
SIS. A strictly prime article would command
our outside figure; though the article is not
sought alter.
Bacon-Hams have become scarce, and an
improvement in price has taken place; sales
from wagons at 81 SC. to-day Sides have
also improved, and SO have shoulders see
quotations Our highest rates are for new
bacon.
Four.--The extraordinary rise in this arti-
Gle, in New York and other northern markets,
has had it's influence upon the market here
Canal flour has gone up TO Sc rs ST 90; re-
tsilers are asking as high as s.. Fayetteville
aour has alec improved. We quote $3.50 to
s7-these are extremes for both Canal and
Fayetteville.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-05
NEwcEnN, \. C., Feb. 81.

THE Baltimore Narkets-1he flour market
was less firm on Saturday, though some 1000
bbls. Howard st. brands changed hands at So,
less than which holders refused to take
There were also sales of City Mills flour at
Sc. 1t is estimated that the sales OF the
week reached upwards of 10000 bbs. The
Patriot states that one house alone in Howard
st. sold $4,000 bbls. A great deal of that sold
has yet to arrive, which will keep the railroads
busy for two or three weeks. No change in
wheat. Corn is active at 85a 86c, and Oats
At 4Oc-Clipper 1st INST
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LIST OF BLANKS

I'm HAND, and for sale At the
. JOURNAL OFFICE
County and Sup. Court Wriis
do do SubPGnas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentice Indenturss
Letters of Adninistrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constable bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Dcods
do Branch Back efthc Negro Bonds
State Warrants, Ca Szs
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale Negro
Certificates of Justices attending Court
hipping Papers Bills Ladins (le;,c,)
UrAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmostdespatch.
OJOfficers of the Courts and other officers, und
all other persons, requiring blanks, or any other
work in the printing line would do well to give %
a call, or send in their orders. We are deiernin-
Cd to execute our work we'll. and at the cheapo
rates for cash. Call atthe JOURNAL OFFICE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-05

n5-SORE THROAT, Coughs, Consnmptions, Pains
mp sre e usual ., 70" effects s eacns c
Wrishrs InStan Vegetable Pills are delightful med
Glhe Tor carrying of cold because they purge from
ne BODY all morbid and corrupt hunors in and
manner that the body relieved Of every kind
OF suffering as if by magic. From three six Of said
h9ah egeable Pills, taken every night going &c
bed, WILL in short time, make perfect cure Of the
most Obstinate coldat the time the bood and 9th
er ulos VII be thoroughly purified and the constitution
so completely inygoraed that the body will be restored
to even sounder health than before
BEWARE OF C0UHrsRFEIrs-The public are cautioned
aga inst the many spurious medicines which in order
todeceiye, eeaed by naes similar to wright's We
getable Pills.
The only original and genuine Indian Vegetable Pill,
have the signature of WILLIAA WkIeHr written with
pen the top label Of each box Nome other is
and TO coHntsrfsittkis Is P0EaeRf.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of Wrights In
dian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail lS9 Race
Street Philadelphia; 2S6 GFeenwsh Street. New York
and l96 fremont Street, Hostun.
Fer ssle ~ W5!a..agton, ~ e, hysGssEgsA Fraeel
and James Iehrson, only sseats.
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MIR RED.

In sampson county, the 2lst ult, Mr. Elias Gainey,
to Miss Elizabeth J. Williams.
In BSden county, the 9th ult., by the Ret. Mr..
Munroe Mr. Albert Gillespie Misc Caroline, daus hcr
Of the late Col. WIN. Jones.
In Cumberland county on the 18th ult. by the Rev.
Adam Glchrist MIR. Robert Register, Of New Hanover
county to Miss Mary daughter Of Mr.. Arch'd McDufe,
Of Cumberland.
In Cumberland county, the 2lst ult Mr.. Daniel B.
Murphy. to Miss CrSsilla A. Mcclellan.
In Columbus county, on the Goth ut, by Rev Haynes
Lennon Aosaom Powell Esq, TO Miss Experience Len
non, all Of Columbus
In New Orleans. the 10Th ut by the Rev T Clapp,
Mr.. Robert w. James, formerly of Wilmington. Miss
Jane Ann, daughter of Mr.. John Nixon, of that city.