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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-17
HOke'S american Hotel.
CORNER OF KING AND GEORGE Sis.
ChNrIeStOns s. C

"A THE above establishment, formerly
GSHaA kno,On as the sign of the Buck. and
.ssRss kept by Mr.. JAMES NonRIs, and since
&AEssz3 by DR.. J. D. BoYD, has been thorough
Iy repaired. externally and internally, and will be
opened BY the subscriber between the first and
tenth of February next, for the accommodation OF
the travelling community aud permanent boarders.
This establishment has been fitted up at great ex-
pense, and furnished throughout with entire new
furniture and better beds than hotels usually
furnished with. With these inducements. and an
accommodating disposition on the part of the pro-
prieor and those in his employ, he hopes to merit
a libcra share of patronage. F. \. HOkE.
January 25th, 1913. 2l-6t
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BENEFIT OF THE TELEGRAPH One of the
greenest looking chaps we have seen for some
time went yesterday to the Telegraph office,
in this city, 10 make inquiries respecting ne
gro he hal left or pawned in Charleston some
week or two ago He gave his name as Will
liam Brown The message was sent and an
answer soon received, that from all the cir
cumstances the negro was supposed TO be sto-
len; AMI gave so correct a description of the
person W ho pawned him in Charleston, for
ten or fifteen dollars, that those in the Office
were satisfied that he stood before them
They informed Brown that they had not re-
ceived an answer TO his letter, and that he
must wait little while In the mean time
they had further communication from Charles,
ton, with request that the operator woulH
send for an officer and have Brown arrested
This was done, and while Brown was quietiy
seated waiting the return answer MarSlai
Blodget made his appearance, took him In Gus
todv and corr;od him to Jail. After he was
arrested he acknowledged he had pawned the
negro in Charleston Tor a small sum 10 MI
Rrrant-that bis name was John B. Smith.
snI said that the negro was given to him by
man in Macon. named VIM Pool, to sell,
and that he was TO get half the proceeds as his
share. He has since acknowledged that the
negro belonged TO Mr. Thomas Foster. OF
Butts county, and although Brown, alias
Smith, says he did not steal the negro, ne De-
ieyes he tcGs stolen. ;,
augusta Constituencies, marc" 4t".
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March 8,
VsO TfCE

1nHE subscribers respectfully solicit those hav-
II ing Beef accounts, to call and pay them ;
and from the confusion of delivering Beef to SER
wants, and the great difficulty Of collecting numer-
ous small Beef accounts, must hereafter insist on
selling for cash.
It must be apparent to all, that such system
will go far towards the improvement of the Beei
Market. and we hope to be sustained in the ar
rangenlent -
March . ls4s-[25.a
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StCsll-EPd Beet.

lOSTlN & FOY respectfully inform the CHI.
U zens of Wilmington that they have now in
their pound some SO or 20 head of choice STALL.
FED BEEVES, which they vii! be killing daily
and bringing to market. All persons in want OF
good Be.f will find it at the Market, on Market
Street, for sale by COSTIN e. FOY.
Feb IL, lS4S--T2z.tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-17
CLASSICAL, MATHE E.
NAUTICAL AND MERCANTILE
SCHOOL.

SCHOOL.
NHE subscribers beg leave TO inform the citizens
of Wayne and the adjoining counties, that
they have opened an English, Classical, Mercan-
tile add Mathematical School, in the town of
GodsLorough.
The Senior instructor, Mr. JoHN Robinson, is
a practical and experienced Teacher, having for
the last ten years stood at the head of his profess
sion III Europe, as the many fattering testimonials
in his possession will show. William Robinson
arters himself that he is already favorably known
in this region, as a teacher who has always been
faithful in the discharge of duty, and successful in
inpartng instruction and would, therefore throw
himself upon his old patrons of Wayne Lcnor,
and Edgecombe-in which counties he has spent
the last nine years-for a share of that patronage
which. they always so cheerfuIly bestowed upon
him.
Mr. John Robinson will superintend the Eng
Ish, Mercantile, and Mathematical department,
and give instruction in The Italian and French
lancuaees--also in ms; rumcntal music, if rcquir-
ed Vocal music will constitute part OF The daily
exercises of the pupils
Mr. William Robinson will superintend the
Classical department.
They have built and fitted up a new School
ROM, and hope that their effort to establish a
School of high literary merit in this rising and
aourishing town, will not be in vain. They com
mence it on individual enterprise and under the
most discouraging circumstances, and rely upon
the merits of the Institution alone for support.
The School is now in operation, and those who
wish to avail themselves of its advantages, are
ouested TO make no delay in entering, that the
classes may he properly and advantageously or
gained.
For further particulars, apply 20 either Of the
subscribers. JOHN ROBINSON.
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
Goldsbnroueh. Dec. 18th, lS47. loft
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r EMAINING in
mington, on the
Those whose nam
requested to ask for
mention the date of
1851 w. c. B
Allen James
Arnitt James
Allen Elkana
Arts Emily 2
Allen mrs Eliza
Atkinson S
Armstrong Alfred
Burney Robert
Biddle +
Barnett E
Black JOHN 2
Rrickell J NJ
Brister J c 2
Bryant s E
Brown miss
ROneStcel p n
B Wles Thomas e
Bennett miss Mary
Brumble w ii
BurTiSS JUiIH 2
Bradford Nm r. 9
Brown miss Eliza
Blackman Henry
Ball Rev John
Barkly WIN 2
Berry Stephen
Baton Thomas
Bowles B IL
Black A
Bryant miss Ann
Bracket E
Beatty DIR w he
Bordeaux Richard
Cornish A
Conner Alfred
Clark VIM
Cook Thos A
Cornish VIM
Greasy I'm 2
Cats NJ II2
ollins apt Waldo
Caudle E B
Curren Margaret
COBB S G
Cherit capt John
collins mrs Rachell
Dew Noah
Dye NJ b
Dugan Thomas
DOdd James
Davis mrs Martha
EvinS John Il
Earmunson II w Il
Everett George II z
Eilnore j w
Eleve L
Em,nett Maj WIN
Falcs o E
Floyd I q
Fraser John Nj 9
Fisher capt Hyran
Findley X
Gray capt II 2
Cue Moses
GariSlirr sarah Jane
Granville g. Co
Carmen John
Cause w ID
Gray W G
Guthrie NJ
Green Cato
Harrison ID
Iianlnons Mary
Harley miss T.
| Hoyt capt John r 2
Farrell Elisha j
Ilassler J J S
Haskell win
Hines Lewis
IIarriss Robert
Hoard n III
He'd e Mary
Hill capt Thomas q
Howell w w
Hunt james S
Hall John
Hargrave Sarah 2
Harrington Cyrus
Hill john l.
J Jones G.
| Johusfon miss II 3
| Jef1ries miss Jane
Jackson miss Dicey
Zones Harry
Kitchen John La
kortyoheim %
kirkpatrick John
King Thomas F
Kitchen WIN
I.asiter John
Leonard n e
L.arkins Aaron
Larkins Evan
Lindsay James
I.eVenS;On miss Dcnan
Mitche b b
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-17

ALqrge Hog.-A hog. eighteen months rs
old on Tuesday last, was killed yesterday IN
our city for market Ii was raised in the eli. cry
fro a pig by Mr.. w. G. FaIligant; We have ,
moi heard r9 what his pork higbness fed on, but
hat be did not live in the following TO,
inches: height. 2 feet II inches round it;
'.e a,' fas, Gross weight, 76l lbs; nett
weight 5es lbs.-Sarannah Georgian.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-17

GONG TO CONGRESS- Going into West
ern members room the other day, and seeing
him with his coat off in the middle of the
apartment, up to his middle in documents and
speeches, and letters, laboring Justify with
his ranking pen, alluded to his press Of
private business. " Stranger" said he, :" |
never came 10 Congress before, and | never
want TO again | tell you, that this office of
member of Congress is not what il is cracked
up to be | calculated to have had a good
time here this winter, after racing all over my
district, and making more than five hundred
stump speeches in order to get elected But
the fact is, you can see the way enjoy my
self 1t is what call having the en- loyments
horribly Why, sir, never began 10 work
in this way before in my life" "WelI, SIR
replied, g the honors of the station undoubt-
eddy compensate you for all your labors."--
:" The honors be bursted, all | wish is, that
was out of the scrape." | asked, " How
comes on the loan bill in your branch p 90,
they are spounng away, spoutng away, Sir,
and here / am frankng the speeches. The
Lord only knows what is in them" And
the Ten Regiments Bill - know nothing
about it, and don't want to. Look at them
are letters" pointing TO two bushel basket
of private correspondence" not one half oil
them answered; look at these speeches, not &
quarter of them franked. What attention car
give TO loan bills and regiment biI.s' Sir,
must attend 10 my cons ituents" And W.
left him to his labors. Our impression is
that it takes all day Saturday, and Sunda,
too, to bring up the franking and Ietter-wri
ting business OF the week, for the member
seldom get out to church-Cor Bost Cour
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LIST OF LETTERS.

/ the Post Office at VIII
2eth of February, 184S.
les appear on this list, ar
advertised Letters, and t
the List.
'ETTENCOURT, P. NJ.
mason EB2
MiddlebroOk c
Martin WIN
Marines A
Mathews James
Morrison Thomas A
,MildruIn W H2
Metts J L
lMorriss Alfred
Mercer WIN
Mayo D. vid
Murphy r
lMclniyre w
Murdan + J
Mindall A 2
McKinZie VIM
Miller Vim =
Noulton ID ID
Murray capt Thomas ID
iAauitSby DIS
McArn Hugh
Norris John AZ
Otter James
Paul Thos K
Palmer r IL
Philips T ]
Perkins B
Pickett A
Province d ID
Page miss &
PanneIl Mary
Prosser &
Patterson N
Palmer Thomas G
Potter j p
PatInore Nancy
Price Margaret
Price George
,Ruslin ii Nj
Rich WIN II
Rogers J W.
Richardson f d
Robson VIM
Rue +
,Rison John
Riley 5
Right John
Robbins Joel
Robinson harlSS
Redmun w d
lRadcliff' Mary A
Read miss Martha
Simpson o B
>mrh capt d F 4
Savage " N
Smith capt WIN
Shoiar Ms
Smith ~ II
>and1ery w
Stove A
Scott Amelia
Smith capt Joseph A 2
skipper -
lSmith John
Scot WIN
Sheppard John
Small E Il
Smith WIN A
Saunders WIN
iSund.ord cap: Jonah
Sulton JOHN q
Smith capt J A
Smi h Jane
Simon lsadore "
Tulman miss NJ
lThornt0n a. III
TThompson, Smith + Go
Thompson VIM
thompson Henry
Turner John u
Teppira Francis
Thompson Julius
Turner Thomas
Value mr.
Weldon S P
Williamson Jahn
Weldon capt A
Wood J
Waters Isabella
tWelbar John L o
Weston John
Williams ID II
Wright j ii
White J w
UyaLt T.
iWhittaker L II
Williams J l.
ilIkings JOHN B
Wood Joseph z
Worrick lien
IWhitmOre Byran
Williams Gilbe.t
Wallace john b
Woodward John
Yale Jeremiah : 2
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-17

I'm PACKAGES Raisins. best quality;
gV cases Canton Ginger;
2 ;" Citron; boxes Lemon Syrup
Mace, Cloves Nutmegs, Cinnamon. and all va
retes of Spices, ground, of the best quality. 70
sale by HOWARD d PEDEN'
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Look at this.

HE offer for sale, at very low prices, and upon
w the most reasonable terms, a very handsome
assortment of fancy DRY Goops.
Feb ,ls4sl HOLMES & HAYES
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March 3 1915 25.u
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ANOTHER L1vlxG. W1rNEss.-Read with as
constituent the wonderful cure performed by DR.
Swaync's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-03-17
EAy GOOD : .

Goldsboroueh. Dec. 18th, ls47.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-09
To -. T.. ~ FLICTED!
Ee-x. r.. CIR AISDIN.

Formerly of Paris,
IAN he consulted as usual at his residence No Q
~ Albany ST. huston, opposite the United States
ll,ne' Persons afflicted with the following diseases
WE do well to make immediate application, viz
iameness, of every tescrip ,nn spine and Hin Com.
plants, White Swelling Scioula, Cancers maljonan
Sores Of every kind. salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Cont
sumption, Liver Complaints, Epeptic Fits Catarrb
DroIsy, Kidney and BLADDER affections Rheumatism
fhthlsc, Asthma. &c., &C., Cures warranted in ali
cases he undertakes
d. L.. Giiardin has had fifteen years, extensive
practice in the above Diseases, and is a member of
he Medical Reformed Practice, and uses no mercury
in any cases whatever.
ID, 10 1iIardin, To acc immediate his large number
of patients the Kennehec win visit Rain The 6r.t
wednesday and Thursday OF December February and
April. Bowdoinham, Nov. 30 Feb. Ist, and April3d
brunswick recen,ler 3, February and April.
Boston, Dec. |, Ie47. dy64-w34
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Brunswick Seminary.

THIS School is divided into Male and Female De.
partmenls, each of which Is under the care O.
experienced Teachers This arra cement secures the
successful introduction of all the Branches of Educa
toh usually taught in our Semnaries and Boarding
schools, including Drawing, Painting, Needle work
ana Music (al' Thoroughly taught for the low terms
of from $500 to $500 per quarterly
Numerous Lectures are given Chemistry, Bota
ny, Philosophy and Astronomy which are illustrated
with suitable apparatus. These branches are taught
win special reference to their application in Agl
culture an" the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano at Sc per term. -. .4-.O
few pupils will be modaed with board in
the family OF The Principal. lat $l,75 where they
VIII have every care from the Teachers, and not be
exposed in stormy weather; the School is under
the same roof.
This school possesses small select Library ana
collections IN Mineralogy, Geology, ConchoIogy and
Botany. $50 81.
R5-rhe SPRING TERN will commence on Mon
DAY, March 49,
G. G. SWALLOW, PRINCIPAL.
nruhsWEk rem -, 1876. d90-wlS
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Lexington Fire 4 Marine lns. Co.
CHARTERED IN 1886.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN w. HUNT, President.

DIRECTORS:
JOHN w. HUNT, President.
Joln Brand, w. .. WaiIet, ". u 'ohi's"" >
ID. N. Craig, II. l.. Dnmcah, ". hd'i'so"'
THOS. B. BAXTER, Secretary.
The undersigned having been appointed Agents to
the above old and well established Company, are pre-
Jared IN make Insurance Fire Marine risks. on
The mast favorable terms. al losses mill be promptly
and literally adjusted and paid in Boston Applications
by letter will be attended to. HALES FACE,
Agents. No Merchants Exchange,
III. Cam M nv refer In Boston 10 - IaIs 81
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Notice.

IN consequence Of the unavoidable interruption OF
her School frons the difficulty Of obtaining snita-
fie accom- IN odations Miss lIINkLEY has concluded
20 occupy the Pleasant street Seminary and to receive
a Glass of Lads, as well as young Ladies, until she Is
able 20 ycsline her former arrangements.
Instructions in the Languages, Music and Drawing
Syill he given as heretofore, by competent teachers.
The Second Term will commence on Monday, April
Sd and will continue twelve weeks.
Tuition from 50 TO S.. varying according to the
studies pursued.
Arrangements have beeh made for boarding in good
families such as may apply.
Anplication can he made at the Seminary, or at the
residence of EBENEZEK EVERETT, Esq.
Brunswick, March | le4s. WIZ
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VHE Subscriber is selling ROOM PAPERS at
greet discount from former prices. Those who wisl
60 huv Room Papers cheap, will do well to call at the
Bookstote of REUBEN SAWYER.
. Doors North of The Elliot House
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Sunfsh Mill.

The subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that they have built
A hEW GRIST MILL
on Sunhsh creek, about four miles east of Woods.
field, on the direct road from Woods6eld to CIar-
ington, where they are now prepared to do mer-
chant and country work, at the shortest notice.
Their works are entirely new, aud Of the best quail.
ity. and they assure the public that -four made al
their mill sha not be inferior to any other in the
country.
Merchants wishing to have quantity Of grain
reduced to flour and packed ready for the eastern
or southern market, or desiring to have their grain
stored, will find it 10 their advantage 10 call on
subrcribers VIM. & LEVI RICHNER he
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We wish to call the readers attention to WIS.,
rARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, that Is ad-
vertised in another column. There is GONE pc.
culiarity about this article that no other remedy
has. Ii is completely master Of all Pulmonary
Diseases, even to the most malignant, such as our
most prominent and skIlful physicians, after long
treatment. have given up in desparss beyond the
reach of medicine, and their skill, are cured by
this remedy. The reader may think there is some
assurance in this, and with some reason too. If it
was not plain matter of fact proved by many cases
within our immediate circle Of acquaintance. w e
recommend it to the afflicted as the best medicine
before the public.
See Advertisement.
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DIED. -on Fridsy. the 10th ult.. ISAAC New
ON, son Of John L. and Sarah Jane Dye. aged
ear, Q months and II days.
A. vernal flowers that scent the morn,
But wither IN the rising day.
Thus was this infants lovely dawn
Thus swiftly fed his life away.
He died before his infant soul
Had ever burned with wrong desirss-
Had ever spurned at heavens control,
r Or ever quenched its sacred fires.
He died to sin, he died to care--
But for q moment felt the rod;
Then rising on the viewless air,
Spread his light wings and scared to God.
And thus shall faiths consoling POWER
The tears Of love restrain;
o who that saw thy parting hour,
Could wish thee back again.
Triumphant in thy closing eye.
The hope Of glory shone;
Joy breathed in thy expiring sigh
We felt the pang alone.
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Proclamation.

!, William d. Patton, Sheriff of the county OF
Monroe and State of Ohio. do hereby proclaim
anG make known to the qualified Electors OF the
county Of Monroe aforesaid, that they meet at The
usual places Of holding Elections in the sever al
townships IN said county. Oh the first Tuesday,
beng the 7ih day OF November next. aud then and
there proceed. according to Law. to Elect by bal.
lot twenty.lhree Electors Of President and Vice
President Of the United States; anG make return
of the same as the Law directs.
VIM. u. PATTON, Sheriff, M. C. o.
Sheriff. Office, Woodsfeld.
September %. 1913.
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SUCCESS OF JAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS of JAYNE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.
]. w. GUodsoD, Bellevue. Ohio, says-Your
medicines sold have given very general satisfaction
and the demand 10 increasing. The Carminafive
Ba,som il selling well.
D. Beaver, Winchester, Prebe Co., Ohio says
Your Ezpectorant is getting very popular, aud in
tact taking the place nj al other medicines Of the
kind. Your Ttrmijuge Is deservedly popular, as
slso your Carminattue Balsam and Pills, and re-
quire no certificate to recommend them
D.A. Bsrrows, Gslsna, H., June, Is45, says
l am out Of your Trmifuge. and wish you would
send me some as soon as possible, ss have calls
tor II every day.-also send more San0fioe Piiis.
! am also nearly out Of Erperforanf and Hair To.
ME. have sold consider ably by the dozen.
Jesse NJ. Allen, Columbiana, Ohio. April /.
l8l5, says-You will perceive that have sold all
your Te,mifuge, and may tell you that have
been out for a long time; with great many calls
for it. Your VermJ"ge particularly stands de-.
,ervedly high as Worm medicine, and has uni.
formly been attended with good effct. Please for.
ward as s0on a. possible.
Williams & Haywood, Raleigh, N. c., June,
ls45, ssy.-Send us a fresh supply Of your medi-
cines. Your Carninaiipe Balsom is highly spo.
ken Of by all who have used il.
C. o. Wilson & Co. Portland, Me-, Aug. 20,
ls45. say-We wish you to send US some more Of
your C0rminatiue Baisarn. Your medicines sell
rapidly this summer. The Balsam and Vermlfuge
give good satisfaction.
A. N Williams, Parkersburg, Va, says-Your
Carminative BaIssm, tried in the case of an in
fant Of my own, afflicted with Diarrhea and He.
patio arrangement, with marked success
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
J. G. FLEMING, PM, Woodsfeld.
Moses P. MILES & Son, Somerton.
J. X. Holm Es, Clarington.
F MYREs, New Castle.
+. HEADLEY, Jamestown
ELI BRoCK, Stafford.
Where may be had all the other valuable prepa.
rations of DR.. Jayne
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No CHANGES IN THE WEATHER Will

NO CHANGES IN THE WEATHER Will.
materially affect the body il the blood ;fpurs q
Every individual, even the most diseased. has with
III him germ or root Of that original p,,re blood
OF our common mother Eve; which germ Of pure
blood Is the supporter Of his lie aud is in constant
struggle to throw of the heterogeneous, corrupt
humors, which are the cause OF disease Il, ibe is.
dvdtial. By purging the body of this dise asea
individual of its bad humors. you allow The perm,
of pure blood to gain ground and to make blood ~
better quality. and so on progressively till ths
whole mass is regeneraied; for tile GOOD nr;nc;nia
or good pure blood, is always striving TO be pre-
dominant over the bad or diseased humofs. Let
all who wish to be of finc healthy hsbit:. who
wish to have a sound mind in a sound bojv: Who,
desire TO be able to stand without injury Tie CON-
tinaa changes Of this climate; who desire TO have
healthy children. use the Rrandreth Pills. which
will etfectualy cleanse the blood OF all bad or car.
rJpt humors, and restore the huma., body. "a fhe
state Of health enjoyed before the introd;etisn ~
mineral medicines. Remember Brdndreths Pis.
place within the reach Of all health and long iife.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS!
be very careful and 90 to the Agent when you
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure of the
genuine article, When you purchase otherwise.
inqhire whether the person selling them knows ,he
Pills he offers you are genuine Branireth Pilis -
Every man knhws whether the article he ofers so,,
is true or false. Beware of cheats!
To insure the full benefit of these ceIebra,.d,
Pills. they should be kept the house, SO thai upon
the hrst commencement Of sickness, tiiey nav BE-
at once resorted to. One dose then is better Than
dozen after disease has become establphed IN he.
system Semi
The BRNADRETH'S PILLS are sold for Is
cents per box, at DR.. B. Braadretl . Pfihcipal
Office, 81 Broadway, New York, aad by tbe
duly authorized Aeents !,
0J-A fresh supply Of the above Pills. Inst rss
ceived by the following Aeeptx---.
7, R. 4 J. H, MoaRIs, Woods6eld- &.
WM. Steel, Stafford
JofN r. WHARTON, CarIisls.
]. NJ Rourp, Summerfield.
I. r BrnRkHARr 4 Co.. Mslsea.
Il Rounos sAraheville. MoFgas CO.
WEEcn = THosfrsoz. BesIlsvifle.
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had commenced lsyicustng the Duchies, ind the
blockade had been raised. q
4 ITALY.
Tuscany has been the scene nj frightful disor.
der At Legborn The popuIace rose in conse.
quence Of an attempt to put down the political
clubs. A conflict ensued. and one hundred and
twelve soldiers were killed onthe spot.
GERMANY.
Berlin is in very excited state. The Germans
are bent on establishing an Empire.
SICILY.
The Nespolitans have taken Messina
The cholera has appeared in the Grecisn islands