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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
The Cnpture OF Mexico.

From collation. Of all the information yet at
zinsbIe IN our City. we conclude that the news Of
he occupation Of Mexico by Gen. Scott is well
buaded, and that our troops not only occupy that
a,y bat that the news Of their triumphant entrance
nd actually reached the frontier at the date Of the
ilest advces The journal Of Commerce ably
1ntroverts this opinion, and clearly succeeds in
,bowing that the dates have almost certainly been
aisappreheDded or jumbled If Gen. scotr had
reached Mexico on the 18th ult the news would
rsry naturally have been current in Vera Cruz on
he 23d. Our present impression is that he, ad-
rancing, had a collision with Mexican force on
he 7th and that he entered the city somewhat
hier-on the 18th or 10Th.
We learn that news cached New Orleans On the
"A inst By a steamboat arrival d,rec' from the Rio
Grande importing that aelrs Of tte takmgGf Merico
ras officially read 10 troops at Matamoros just
the gentleman who brought the tdings left to
Zach the steamboat. Without being at all posi-
tive, think this will prove to be the fact.
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KESrUcKY.-We have the Louisville Journal Of
Thursday morning next after the final close Of the
POLL which says that though the returns were not
I'll in there appears to be no doubt of the cleo
bon Of Duncan" The vote so far as heard, stands
,bout thus.
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ouuullU I'D, ~. kQbukSo.
DOMESTIC EDUCArION-Ps-e,. sesroo. Of
~ having sa-s esr-o -dues 80 vndef heir % iue-
Ssis ne~rvision obsia the services ~<e>ef
81 the eisssh' mathematics and Saursi seisnc.s sny
sS sO ss az az sss re par sen ?: ssvs
trp sc giving thsr ehfdfen d, uss;ic education Con
nass,.,ioos addressed 10 foash, his cees. VIII be
promptly sreneed ~. soioA.
S1Q-TE> DOLLARS wil 30 gwen 10 sny p.rsos
'SIO~ho viii ob'sin irn-disely s6r he subscriber
.insion IA shy respectable store or Osies he good
.Dee city He~oels ssvoss bic -ses i'm. ~ b.
fay 70 ne interests q ss srp Al sounasiesn
snsw,rsd sn'eA'
TO BUSINESS MEN-A Sooass~per q rssp-cls-
billy ard food address essres . sii1arou IN his
by BIZ. employer for sbiiy iate sry ana he ues sn
rsm.ttsg st-1uon 10 bSsn-ss Ne would serve "a any
ssseu,i,l Aedreo Ambition. hi. ofsee. snlo~
"A ANTkD-By TWO re.psesso.s youss women sitna-
w toos-cn- TO do ehs.ber ~ors or 90 ehidr-ns
,ke otter 10 do sen-rsl homework Ia small pri,sis
family sud have no 90 ecti0us 10 40 itis 40, IN tho
country The hes, % ,eammendssoas can ~ gwen Ap
ply a. 10 E.egenth.L between ANenaes ana .. saie n
xxJA>rRD-k .instou to coos wash and irOn. or DO
w genera Homework hy . yourg woman Win beat Of
city reference No objections goi1g 10 he country Ap
ply a 2S r-eihst IN he rear. so1 ~
WANTED-sy respectable woman, stasuon -
w cook, and sss.ss in washing sod iroo'ns Bsss
city references given. ApplY a. " heary o. rear
\kA>rED-A pi.ss % cook ws.h ard Iron. bys
/ III Wso.lefst sgloa-
WA>TEp-A situation as wet nurse BY lib
w he best OF references Please Inquire 81 Slt srosd
way. salo n
NtANTED-rO TEACuERs.-A yo1ss man hl
w " cuaffed ~ esch The Latin and Greek classics,
French and higher gsh and Maihen scs brsacees
desires situation teacher IN -tbst ell % The above
dspsrtu- ard should the situation be perma
nsnt would be content with small salary Satisfactory
references character and ability can be given. Please
stdr,s. P = Trihuue OASce aus lw.
NNANTED-rhs day, one rood, Quich WOOD worhsf6
w ~ wo,k a. steady. permanent business, being ~
wARRENS new horse power thnrshins msehlne rice
Exchang. Walst as9 SIR
DOOKBINDKR WANTRD-Ouew who understands
Dfor~ siding and fnishns plain printed ~ofs and AZ
expeditions workman. one who understands blank wotk
sl.o would be preferred. inqnife Of
suaN FRANCIS 4 LOurRsL. II Msieo.lsDs
kAJANTkD-lmmeoiSls lately. twenty-five young men,
w Americans, 90 whaling voyages IN nrst elase
shp. All clohng and other necessary articles furnished
on The credit he voysgr chance od.rs for
shosr wishing tske voyage For farther par
ucusrs apply TO Mo New Eng land Whaling Co "a Cort
4 land st vlo in
: NAANTED-A pxnn-r IN the tailoring business, In IN
w establishment OF good standing, occupying one ~
the hest locations The city Tor he customer usds Has
been N operation about leu yesrs win consmnuy IN
cressing business partner IL wsn,es via cam eap
tai Of ooo - coo acquainted with the business
preferred Address rsor,' ofheo Of Tribune with real
uame and residence other reply viii receive ., co
| lion au7 s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

DANGhS.-Pierces Improved new Patent, Two Over
lhRznse, combining economy, convenience snd durabu
uy. The prOvem-nss made render them peno
sLy offered
y. b The puoic are Requested 10 be particular and cal
~ BrOa1 a., being ihe only aco that Psrces cee
bra I'd kaLges are n.nufac tured.
au7 So BtDh6E PIERCE. 29l Bri adWay.
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J. D. WHEELER
u commissioner Tor the states Of New orh
Nd Connecticut, fsumany Hal ml9
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miscellaneous.

DOISD HILL Water Curs Eshblishmenl-Tho
Ia Round Hill WAtsr.C Establishment, with ono hun
rsd and every r-qus. for the comfort and sfeom
m,datn Of patients 10 In successful operation, win
s various bstbs supplied. Patienu viii be scpped
from The sssb shasnt with every snele Tor packing &c
The general ;srms are 30 wsski varying however,
according % Circumstances and tho accommodations 70
CURED Accessible by railroad ron ne nos,n, s9a'n'
East or West oAMUEb WhiraAhsu
DR.. n. n. DgNNlsTON,
DR. J. A CUMMINGS
Northampton, May ~. 1877 eIo 5m
,e,UE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER Advertising
j Agency Of V. B PALMER embraces tho best journals
Of ali me r-s and principal towns H. IN. Uoied sst-s
.vada &c for whah be IL specially depuiei aud suihof.
receive advertisements sad subscriptions 81 his
seyers offices, viz
tssw.YosK- Tribune Buildings, opposite the Para.
PE,t.osLpnr.-s W corner Third ard Chestnut
SALrinosE-s w corner Nor.b ami Fsyele
As hs has 90 connection with ssy othsf p-fson oil Or
isrs for hs Agency W avoid misahss shoud Dc
carefully addressed 10 PALMER. His once 10 ibh
City .in the Tribune Buildings oppose the r1h JyS IN
AW BLANKS IN EQUITY--Tbs Subscribers
alfs ady printed The greater portion OF inc La"
anks hat vi BE- Immediately wanted for tbs new equy
practice and daily adding Others The slisrsobs re-
qnir 10 tho aS forms are slso being made dsiy ana 10
very short whole stock Of blanks VII Dc snufe
Iv rege wed 10 conform with INC new prsc.iss.
Members " th- Bar may re on our spahns no pans
nor expense Ia having oil orr bsnhs msds n nearly per
feet pos.b the most eminent c9onss briny
for that purpose. oEbb yvybn
aus Law sAuoDS's ~ Fsss-"-.>-
S,UOWEn BATHS AT x3.-We nav, r-csiyed
- sOm- VI the Znc shower Baths ~ith sno ~ttpos cur
t.in fixtures a. - and - They sns~er every purpoee1
shs si2 bath and mighty approved OF ~ boss VINO
iyI7 John J. BLOWN CO m voIaoo St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

IT Messrs ADAMS Il Co. will please accept
our thank. for Boston papers of Monday afternoon in
advance Of the mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

GENERAL SESSIONS In the case of James Madl.
son Loud pat trial yesterday afternoon, the Jury
were unable IN upon verdict aud we're discharged
a. late hour last night Ambrose Thompson pleaded
guilty to ersnd larceny Ia having stolen $50 in silver
COIN from Joseph Ayares at tn sailors Home In Cher
ry-st. and was sent 20 the state Prison for years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

Particularly Sintzor was last night arrested
by Officer Spcer Of the Tenth Ward charged with steal
ing 10 yards Of Cashmere from Lewis A. II obbs No 22o
Grand a. Jercn Staples lss night arrested ~
officer Sosey OF ,he Fret Ward charged with stealing
a quadrant worth $50 He was locked up William
Freely driver Of hack No no. yesterday arrested -
officer Bloom of the Chiefs Office and fined s. for drig
ing without license The store OF Mr George I Wi
lisms robbed Saturday las, Of sn embroidered
Grape shawl. worth so No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

The .ttsnoa II hou,essspess and o,hsm . hsa.,-.2
e.I.-d O. Wslss Psispg night sDi ls's 'sr a~e,,~.r
ss sr,iuTn At ne ate fsi' o. ur smer,Ts1
iasata,s od bsds reno, aIsd CO" "hos'~s s-a '''>A
eos In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

A sTORIt INSTITUTE, Asiorls, Long lsand, for
n The education Of YOU LarIr-.
MRS. HUNTER, Principal,
will open hNer the usual August vacation on iLs ifst
"Wednesday - nenner For carficulars, Circuars
apply Mrs. HUNTER, stti- destitute. Rev }. W.
BRONN. 80 Fnlton aus 3t4w4ss
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GuZ2< ny. f5z F1itop-st east si1s Brosdwsy-
,ntirely srtcle vsrrsrt~d ss0e-
J11 yrio,la ions ADD 70 ssep 70 sns much onssf
th.n az, no. 1.e made wilh pecnlAr hsrp %
yi.,ry he ohle.ou 20 netaie pesslrs ~ritren guar
.aly Will be gwen with ossh losiroInsnt soa sn-n spy
doat a. 70 thsr quality pressed ms psynen' NAY "s
"'""'" '1 BENNETT ROGERS,
81. ., l52 T3lson side RrosfwG
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THONPsON,- PREMIUM TRts
@YsSvss x s.1i, ~ =, 10 y $500 ..ss =.
Guilty and al -eo use them, {. he pressure
can be graduated from 0us " shy poobfs 20
The r1ptufs without bscx ped which do-s % much nJs
~ th- spue, causing weakness ADD pso n ne osss
sides snd ofl~n p.rmsnens spinal ts>sse sn Gays
lrsl zysu not perfectly satss.cory MCCOY reern
20. mb IspS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

RESCUED PROM DRowSING-Cornelius McBeaty
was Rescued from drowning last night by officer Hawk
of the Fourth Ward Tie fell IN the dock at the foot
of ROOseveltst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

- EsGLIsH PATENT Lsy.r wstss.s ara
~ Mov-msn JUS rscslsed, eomplse sssoH
e. nent Il real Enslish patent lever Sshoss In -,
<NxI1Ss3 W sl5, aod mOysmssts from ~ ~ W 30
rouul.ts sssortmenl " LsyeoekS lee, bsf eioh by
H. ,Se, or Dscsaxe Al he reduced pres Tor sale by
sosSt.od- jOHNA Ns~bOULD - Jaen-ss ~ s.slrs.
-, .p1TS.3 FA-HIONs-sATs, HAIs--f1is
Iii 1alsssa hat Al g. equal tbose sold ~ o,hefs 81
- a. sl.o elegant dress hats 81 ~ 50 and ~ q, 81
~ a, h.ls al ~ C. o. March viii be pesssd to sss ns
$500. Al mis- estsbu shmesL
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III We understand that Miss Fox arrived in
the City this morning IN harge Of her lather.
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BAAlSTEUS SALOONS,
LArE FsALE's MUSEUM. lyol
u 252 BROADWAY. HEW-YORk- IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-11

: w F1TTF u
grutlencl's lzIies Anf chidr-us OvrfshOes, manu-
fsctured from GoOdyesrs Ps-ni Metallic Indi. Rubber
These shoes fr beauty of hnish, ard durability
cannot surpassed. Warranted tO r-msn the 10
acimale, ld seasons sni not Affected by heat
cold. For sale lbcfsl terms by Inc NeHaE udla Ru>
b-r Ma 0ufactIrius CO. % Made -zns. y Y iva
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-23
WILMINGTON MARKET-Julv %

w lLN1IANO1oAN htAhN E1-jOly *.
BECOMING change in the Bacon mar
ket-supply good.
CORN-Has got down to IS 80 cents
arrivals small-but market abundantly sup
piled. Meal csc. to 81.
FLOUR-Canal retails at So; Fayetteville
flour is held at Sc Sc SO, no buyers.
HAY-5O bales sold at auction few days
since at Gle.
LARD-Ts scarce-quotations firm.
LUMBER & TTlBER-There is not
much lumber or timber arriving-sales have
been effected at quotations.
MOLASSES--Re from Cuba 70
Hhds., 80 tierces and bills, few hhds. OF
which have been sold at 23c:
NAVAL STORES-Saes this day as fol-
lows: Per vessel, from Shallottc, 50 IS for
Yellow, and So rs for Virgin Dip Turpentine.
Per Railroad. Yellow 81 So Sales were
made yesterday for prime new Virgin, per
Railroad at 50 O5; I'd years Yellow Dip 81
60 and that brought by Boats, Virgin at 50
10; I'd years Yellow Dip So 40. We hear
that 81 40 for Yellow, and 50 80 for Virgin,
per Boats, was offered this morning, but no
sales had been effected. Turpentine arrives
slowly, and there is considerable competition
with the dstillers. Tar is also scarce-last
sales at 81 49, We hear that 80 bbls. OF
Spirits Turpsntinc brought, this week, 81 C.
per gallon.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-23

Og-DEMOCRATS look out for anonymous
handbills on the eve of the election We
know that every stratagem willb used to de-
coy you off from the path of duty which you
owe to your principles and your candidate
Gen. Mckay, You will doubtless be appeal
ed to again and again, that if you can't vote
for such and. such men, to stay at home and
not vote at all. Depend upon it, our oppo-
nents will use every means in their power,
regardless of all fairness, to weaken our party
vote. They know they have no hopes of de-
ieating Gen. Mckay, but still if they can only
weaken our ranks in the least degree, it will
be a qualification to them. Attend the polls
then, Democrats, one and all, and let US have
the gratifying pleasure of announcing to the
world, after the election is over, cool three
thousand majority for Gen. Mckay. Exam
Inc your tickets before voting, for there is nc
telling what trick our opponents may resort
to. Attend to this
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-23

G-Our latest dates from New York are up
to last Monday We take the following from
the telegraphic dispatches of the Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin, of the 10th inst The tele-
graphic wires were not in operation on Tues
day, in consequence of violent thunder storm.
BALTIMORE, July 10, r,-The foreign
news has unsettled the market and produced
the most distressing effect. Flour is offered
to-day at SIS and sellers anxious, but very few
buyers are found. Sales white wheat at 1O4
to lO7 cents, and red from so to 100 in very
limited quantities. Sales yellow Corn at 6a
to &C., Sales Oats SO to al c. Sales Wits.
key in bbls at 24c Provisions no movement
yet, since the foreign news.
New York, July 10, p. m.-The Flour
market is entirely unsettled, and there have
been no sales this morning Nominally
quote Genessee at SIS %, and Western brands
at SIS. The Grain market is at stand also
In fact Breadstufs are ne where" like dis.
| tanced horse. The market In all other par.
tlculars is dull as possible.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O-The Flour mar
ket has not declined essentially in price. Sale.
of 500 brls. fresh ground Penn. at Sc so pei
bril-, at which price it is scarce and wanted
! Sales of Western at S. to SIS 81 1-2 as In
| quality and condition. Corn Meal--prices ART
nearly steady. 1000 brls. Brandywine were
sold at so, and lot in puncheons at SIC
each.
Gran-no sales of Wheat and prices art
nominal. Corn-sales of 1900 bushels at zoe
for Pennsylvania and Southern Yellow. Oat
no sales.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-23
I'd y I'd.
SWinson.

In this town, on Sunday morning las, Mr.. ARCH
IBALD McCoLLUM, in the 4lst year of his age
leaving wife and three children to mourn his
death.
His remains were accompanied to the place O
interment by the members of the Rechahite frater
nifty, together with large concourse of relatives
and friends. Mr. McC., had been for the last two
years one of the most devoted disciples of Rechab
and by lis exemplary conduct upright department
and strict integrity had won for him the esteem O.
Brethren, and the respect of all who knew him.
Thus one by one of those who are endeared &c
US by many sacred tie is cut down; we may
drop tear DER their grave, and weep for loved
lost one but all we can do is to bow in meak sub
mission to the fiat of notwithstanding that He
gave and can take away.-COns.
In this town, on Sunday 18th inst. Lucy Flea
nor, daughter of the ri. Rev. DR.. Cobbs of Alaba
MA, aged year and 10 months.
At DR.. Berry's Sound on the 18th inst, Muir
ply Valentine, son of Mr.. NJ. V. Jones, aged
moaths.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-23

THANKFUL to the citizens of Wilmington
and the surrounding country, for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received, the undersigned
respectfully informs the public that he still keeps
on hand large and fresh stock of BOTANIC
MEDICINES, of his own manufacture, of purely
vegetable composition. These medicines are uni
versaliy known to possess virtues that have never
been excelled by any series of medicines ever Of
fered to the public. They are effectual remedies
for consumption. coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, cholera, cholera morbus. cholera infantum.
choic, gravels, liver and spleen complaints, dys-
pepsia. rheuma fsm. sick head-acb, piles, nervous
diseases worms, letter and all diseases of the skin,
itch, scrofula, all kinds of fever, &c. &c.
ALso-On hand and for sale at manufacturers
prices, RHISEHEARDr's patent glass pad doub.O
and single lever TRUSS for Hernia.
J. L. SCHONWALD,
/. Murphy building. Cd door from the cor,
Wilmington, July l6, ls47. Princess 1t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-23

SUMNER WEaTaER.--It should long be remem-
bered that duriag the intense heat of summer, the
process of digestion is performed with such ex.
ueme languor that our food, instead of being
speedily dissolved and converted into nutrimen,
for the body, often becomes actually spoiled, OF
purified in the stomach. Hence bad breath, dis
agreeable taste in the mouth. choc palms, dysente'
ry, cholera morbus and other disorders Of the IN
testines.
Wrighfs Lndion Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for all the abose dangerous complaints; be-
cause they cleanse the alimentary canal Of all
those bilious and Putrid humors. which are the
cause, not only of all disorders of the bowels, but
of every malady incident to man. They also aid
and improve digestion, and purify the blood, and
therefore give health and vgor to the whole frame
as well as drive every description Of pain from the
body.
Beware of Countesfeits of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble
in outward appearance the original medicine
The safest course is, to purchase of the regular a
gents only, one or more of whom may be found
in every village and town in the State. Principa
Office, 1863 Race street.
For sale in Wilmington, N C, by George R
French and James w. Johnson, only Agents.
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- 2A1lIs2 1IgIs -
S AAR PORT OF WILMINGTON Ak

ARRIVED.
July l6-schr Outezie, Conneil, Boston, TO Barry &
Bryant.
Schr L. P. Smith, n. Y, TO Il. ". Brown.
schr Ranger, Showers, Boston, 10 Potter 4 Kidder.
Brig Nonpariel, Brewster, Boston, to DeRosseu
Brown d Co.
I7-schr J. D. Jones. Suits, n. Y, TO R. w. Brown.
Schr E. s. Powell, Powell, n. Y. to G. w. Davis.
Brig Lisbon, Finch, Newport, to J. Hathaway g. Son
lS-Brg Patriot Snow, Boston, 10 Master.
ls-Schr Old lack, Cardwcll, Cardenas to w Da
Wis.
2O-schf INDUS, Torrey, Boston, to Barry & Bryant
CLEARED.
July le-Bfig Gen. Marion, Lineot, Granada, by G
w. Davis.
l7-sehr John Tyler, Knowles, Ant Caye, ST. Domingo
by Barry Bryant.
Brig Sea Flower, Crower, Philadelphia, by Barry &
Brysnt.
Brig Louis. Walsh, Cousins, st Domingo, By Barry &
Bryant
l9-Schr Azof, Cook, st. Domingo, BY G. w Davis
Brig Samuel Potter, Barry, Boston, 5y DeRossei
Frown & Co.
2l-schr Outezle, Connel, Boston, by Barry Bryant
o. Pilot Boat Jno e. Calhoun, Fatherly, Norfolk.
<Scbr L. p smith, Youngs, New York, by r. w. Brown
Schr ] D. Jones' Siuts New York, by r. w. Brown
schr Mary Groton, Gsyer Waldoboro, Main, by De
RosSct, Brown d Co
23~Brig Nonparie, Brewer, New London, by DeRos
set Brown & Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-23

The Gracfenberg Vegetable Pills.
u3o,OO0 BOXES SOLD EACH AND Ev-
cry WEEK.!
THE aRAEFENBERG COmPAN

THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
"EREBY give notice that their general
u u Agent for the State Of North Csroiins; il
Col. William Jones. Locisburg, Franklin Co.
N. e.
The General Agent is fully prepared 10 appoint
sub-Agents wherever there is no branch Of the
Company; either on personal application or by
mail, post pgid. The rapid sale of these celebra-
ted pills. and the extraordinary cures they are con-
stantly efiecting, render Them, by far, the most
popular pill Of the age. An Agency will conse-
quently be very valuable.
The Graefcnburg Pills are inconceivably supe-
ror TO any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complaints: in general arrangement of the s,s-
TEN in ali disorders which result from bad sta.s
OF the blood, these pills sovereign remedy. !:
In the class OF diseases called chronic, the Gra-
fehberg Pills achieve their highest triumphs.-
Here they defy all competition. Entering within
the hidden recesses o! the SYSTEM they quietly hut
surely purify the blood, root out disease and give
tone end vigor to the body.
| CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
| By these Pills in cases where every other means
| had utterly failed. The raost abundant proof of
this could be given, but trial of one COX will con-
vince the patient. They can be ordered and sent
| by mail, at trfng expense. The price is 25 cts
a box. Where f,Uo dollars ,curth is ordered end
the money remitted, The Company sciH pay the
postage on the Pills. Remittance at the Compa-
ny's risk. Wherever there is no Agency of the
Company they can be ordered by mail.
These Pills arc taking the place of all others,
and no sick person sould be WITHOUT them.
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Bo,cei Complaints, Constipation, Dyspepsia,
Ferer and Ague, Headache, Jaundice Liter Conf
plants, Rheumatism, all Stomach Complaints,
Green Sickness, &C. &c, yield at once 10 these
Pills. They purge away offensive humours. arrest
he progress ofA disease, and at the same time re-
store tone and vigor to the system. In cases Of
general arrangement of the health they are sover-
egn.
BY THEIR USE,
The weak will become strong; the pale and bill
lious complexion be restored to perfectly fresh
and healthy color; all the bad SYMPTOMS will one
by disappear.
In short, these Pills are an inconceivable adj
vance upon any other medicine ever before offered
to the public. A trial sciA satisfy any one Of
this. 39-3mis.
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MIR KEED.

In this town, on Monday morning last, at o.
clock, by the Rev. DR.. Drane, Mr.. Lewis H. Pierce
TO Miss Laura P. Miller, of Winchester, Va.
Near Rockiny Cham, on the sth inst., by the Rev.
Alex~B Smith, John Little. Esq, to Miss Sally
A., youngest daughter of the late Gen'l Benz n H
Covington, all of Richmond County.
In Bladen county, OH the 7th inst, by the Rev
William Brobston, Mr.. William I. Parker, former
ly of Sampson county, to Miss Amanda J. Gro
martie. daughter of Patrick Cromartie.
Near Str cklands depot, Duplin county, on Thurs
day. 18th inst, by W. B. Wells, Esq, Mr.. G. G.
StanlAnd, TO Miss Mary E., daughter of Mr.. John
SWlnson.
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MORE TROOPS FOR THE WAR.-We learn
from the Washington Union that the Battalion
from the District OF Columbia and MARYLAND
under Col. Hughes, has been ordered to the
seat of war Immediately. They will start fol-
Vera Cruz to assist in opening the way fol-
supplies to the main army in the direction Of
Jalapa. The battalion is to be'increased by
the addition of the companies recently from
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and Wilmington, Del
aware, and battery of field artillery from
Baltimore. The President of the United States
has made requisition upon Maryland fol
more troops