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7. uol days,) and ls4s. DOL days. A.;
REoFirTs OF Produce AT TIDE "

This exhibits about the relative position quantit
will occupy at the clUe Of the season. that u.s. the re-
oepts during the remainder Of the will cores
pond very nearly with those for the same time last
year, and the difference will not vary much from that
presented in the above statement
The annexed statement exhibits the gross receipts,
expenditures and net earnings Of the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad Company, in each Of the past eight.
vears
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NV YonK STATE CANALs-AMouNr OF ToLLs

The following statement shows the amount Of tolls
collected ON each of the New York State Canals
or the month Of October in each OF the years 1917
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EARruouAKE IN CANApA.-A correspondent from
the rsrsh Of Green Island the touth sbore OF tn~
81 lavr,pce informs us that shock OF an earte-
quake Was iet thess Monday morning. the 9th lust
at quarter psst Ave II isste1 about tHrfe minus
c.s5sc M.'cg'y, Nv >,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-15

BALTIMoRE, Nov. II, I348
The Post Office Defalcation-- Installation of tho
NtW Mayor-M chanics' Fur Madan Bishop.
The defalcation of Richard Key, clerk in our
post office, continues to excite much attention.
The money was distracted, l learn, principally
from the funds of the office, though some letters
are also missing. His populations have been 20
ing on tor more than year; but so cunningly
were they managed, and so much was he esteem
ed by all the Office that his detection was most
difficult, not the slightest suspicion existing
against him. Most OF the money missing was
found In his possession, and the balance has been
secured to the government. lie has been almost
three years In the office, and Is Of one of the most
respected and wealthy families IN the State.
Mayor Stansbury, the Mayor elect, was yester-
day inaugurated, at the City Hall. He Is already
surrounded by a pack of greedy ofIice-seekers.
who will probably be mistaken it they expect hc
will remove any OF the present city officers TO
make room tor them.
Our Mechanics FAIR continues to increase In
interest, and has been most successful. The Hall
has been crowded, night and day. during the past
three weeks
Madame Bishop makes her first appearance to-
morrow night, at the Holiday street theatre, the
Seguns closing their engagement to night.
The city court yesterday delivered an opinion
sustaining the cOnstltuIonallty OF the recent en-
actment prohibiting the SAFE Of liquor on the Sab
bath. An appeal will be taken from the decision,
and it will be carried to the Court OF Appeals. A
large purse has been raised by the tavern-keepers
to sustain the appeal, most OF whom still continue
TO disregard the law, whilst others have back en-
frances, and sell 1t to all who may visit them.
playing Claude Melnotts and Pauline, at the Front
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STATEN ISLAND FrRRY-ThE STEAMBOAT STATEN
- Islander will folows;eave New Yorh at o. IL, l.
81, and "a o'clock Leave Quarantine at TO- IL
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IMPRESS NOIICE.-CBANGE OF HOUR TO HALY.PAsr
~ Pour o'clock Wells CO.. Express forwsrders respectfully
notify to the public that te Express will tho
Office and aer Tuesday the 4th inst at half past four
Pm. WELLS Il Co, 10 Wall street.
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ISuRToN,s THEATRE CaAMnERs sr-wnnNRsn,

q
ISpKIoNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sG-wnDNEsoAY
~ x 70 5o S r. "
Basstoeh NJ Brousaam Mr. Toots Mr.. Raymond; Cap,io
fs1 sf Ms a s;y Ar s
MI sp%an Mr. To Ha sons Mr. sSSa.9y T
an m r G~ ", ~ Barton Mr. rCo Mr. Raymond
Cs ana osn % Sro h ., ssSsa
. DoA sia to rise .. 7osioot
NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS. NEAR SPRING srREE1-
saday Tus, weaDssy Nov Ih Is A ana s
ret h snS End exciting Ascension upos tbs
Ps,i, Mats A n:s,,i in
's r %
rider - Bo an sSa TO
cents; urptf boxes1s G. uts
RARNy.s AM M., sysEUA. ,p; T. BAkNgx. PRO
every afternoon at md evening O'Clock Major ittena-
ss 's1 van
Brothers nest superb and taenesd hand Negro nse
fSs Highland isms4 Boys EnsrnoSs 81. coSs9s
sssps esq., n.Rs ..S
Teller may b o'.sgted ., 20 extra charge Of oent
@ s.nts; uasor ten years q age, and
OIa snS. ugh to val, s0ns n osn sevsd front
VA LsON's RNTERTAINMEN7s-oN THURSDAY,
N"ySmSer W. 18th .s ScGo. ss.ao suyIss. Ines.
s s's %s 81 Hss
I.sy q the Lake in which he sings the songs soder
ohi gone the EssDssns Sorn.n ms
Bail. ss asn n%G :: d.
The tolls are ptched and the LAY Of Imprisoned auut:
the numerous song Of Hsmo cam the gnds%sn at
WhnIi buy caller herring ," Over the water Chsr.
Songs I'm cents
w 5soN.s EHTEerAINNENys ON :TaE SONGS OF
" scotland-On Wednesday, Nov; 10, Mr.. WILSON WIN
Female sosdsmy JOras%on s'rSt when he wlanE the
buy can hsrns Ny boy !Amme The fower5of the Forest
s n aHS a hs ana s0S Msa h's W. Wallace
luck about the house. Tho doors will be IN
the words las cents.
Al OOO PERSONS AND 1900 SUNDAY SCHOOL
V,OUO scholars have visited haningtons ssarcd
Of Schools ara a%ies there will Be an exhibition every sa
noon nc" M S1c and evening until further notice The evan
Walker street.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. NO. 81 BOW
ey-The public are respectfully informed that the above
November with largest complete q
living Beasts and Bds ever exh bted in New York. including
Go. The nterloro the building has been entirely rsb and
n o % In ' Of
The Sns to establish Academy "a
n community F az
vertfemonts VAN AMBURGH CO.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPs.-THIs GREAT HIS
ho. ps%re By % now exhibiting st the ma
street. Open from nine. AM until ton, Pm Admission. DO;
1 fully magnificent and elaborate Moving Panoramic Views
executed under the immediate direction Of Mr.. r. Grain.
aton the gorge and romantic the line
BY s % to- the 81
evening and the afternoons Of Wednesday and saturday ~
o urs wiz cS
Price Of admission % cents children half price Reserved
Liberal terms made with schools
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on New York and Boston at per cent prem. Market
prices Of American produoe-Jsrked beef i2I to I5rs
goldfish 81 paddock So to 50 Is; hake So rice likrs
SIG SO to Sl7 sperm do $42 TO $45 whale oil Is TO
22rs sperm oil 80 to Bars cheese Si2 to sl4 butter
SIS to $685. yellow corn 50 to So so per arrobe hoon.
$50 to $50 per Nj -four $4 80 to SIS; lumber S2a to
$26 per NJ. box shocks 8 to 7rs per box; moIasses
hhds. each ID to lSrs; sugar do l6 to 20rs; empty
IS per 100 bunchesi nails 50 rs per qtl and tar 81
per Dbl. W
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BROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL. PRoPRIk
- tor-Mr Forrest az Met,mora Wednesday eveung Nov.
derichs sr walter y,ush.n Mr.. Bernard; M,tamora, Nc
forrcst kahmeokee Mia WaAck To conclude with
"a &c Of POOR PILLICODDY-Mr Piiiooddy Mr. Hsdsway
Captain OScrttle Mr. Shaw Mrs Plieoddy Mrs Abbott Mrs.
0Scutte. Mas nldeth Mr. Mccarthy the Irish Comedian
engaged and will shortly appear Parguet
20 cents Family Circc and Upper Tiers % cents Gallery i2
o'clock.
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VOCAL MUSIC.-THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or
Jersey City respectfully invited to the
Thursday evening" 10Th ns O'clock f the purpose al
forming sass for vocal instruction under the auspices tho
American Musical Institute. Free for all. WV
II. MEIGGS Princina,
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CEMIEAL WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE. Sc-DR, RU,Pg's
~ frso.cs frvse Treatise deeply nter.sbI the osly ru,
rcsmert ard With recipes mole # living 10 10 fifth
ely yep 9th edition ~. 70, pdce 81 he bal OF DO an
oe<. - Greenwich ssees 0, by pos, msl3d fcs,
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w IIsoNs EHTEeTAINMENys ON TaE SONGS oy

40 600 IERsoSs AND % syNDAy SCHOOL
mas Of The Creation and Deuse To tho great rush
Of schools ard families there will be exhibition
at O'clock and evening until further notice
Ing exhibition at ID O'clock Broadway
Walker -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-15

Nanuiactuyyr No WAL street. corner Of Broadway. has
now on hsai and constantly mang good as msnt unk
Vsses Garrett Bags Ss,chel wholesale and rep Also
c,reror article Of Sole Leather Tunss suihe for Aicsao
Eroean travel Port for ne french @sis Pos
ORDER t< Ma wsst tGhe1 South Aprca 10 Asd vth 10
osnh.
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Tho "Richelieu" Gold Pens are warranted
20 five They elastic and
msweded be the beet and cheapest Pens the world Sold
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Cast OFF CLOTHING AND TURNrrURE-IADIEsA AND
0enuemen having rdpehuaus eecs dispose Of wearing
apparel 6oy can cb6ln AIR rree The same BY sending
for the subcber thugh the post ONCE otherwise who Win
And ~ hoir eencs IAdesstcnded 10 BY Mrs Isvsnyp.
J.LIVENS1YN, go Bros1vay, upstG1l
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DR wHEELE,t oCULlsT, 70 GREENWICH STREET
~ devotes his exclusive attention TO diseases q the Eye and
ophthaimic Surgery Casscs removed in day without
PAIN on principal and sight restored Art6cs Eyes for
References 20 the first famiiies In the city.
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mn. JEyrRIEs ANTIDOTE is THE MOST EFFLcruAL

nR. JEFTRiES ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST kFiEcruA
~ preparation sold onorrhca and other disorders oil Tho
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that VIII rsdi
csy cure any This desirable retu obtained In from
10 ten blends the
palate deviation in diet or inter
pursu sound sleep healthy digest on the
nuisa nee speedily consistent with tho
thorough and permanent cure It's ingredepts
entirely vegetable Injurious effect either constit1
topay locally be caused BY its Price 81 bot
Sole Agent for this city H. RING ls broadway corner
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nK conpEk l, DIANE STREET RErMklN CHATHAM

TAR COOPER, li-DCANE STREET, BETwkAN CHATEAU
H. and William has for the last years enjoyed
extensive practice in private diseases He tina
most this rsid
tive days strcture-Dr Cooper the worst form
Of n from wseks. t0bJtituonsl debility
brought by habit INDUCED by young Ih
rrsy INDUCED In, bcse<s dyyep weakness o. tbs
email Of the bach confusion oil the intellect and ae
zion TO society warranted in or no on
NJ vparA
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they can have thcv inserted for dollar and warranted
five the 0Ns blshed for the reduction
prices Filling with soh 70 to 81 Extracting -
csnts. ORcs Ds Rra~avAs.
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VNoCTOR FAwCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 81
~ Dcy where he can be consulted on Dss
obstinate yield to his mode Of treatment which
Non-Mercual System. Structures matter Of how
long standing treated by Dr. r. the scientific and
The victims of constitutional debility brought
pdsccet ndugences apply with certainty Of our
Prepaid letters. enclosing fec, attended TO- 0hoe. 81 Doy
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NO CURE NO PAY.-Dk. cQRDlIT ~ DSANs 81,
It meraber Of the Royal OoGese Il surgeons nrn may ~
consulted in delicate N NO matter sow ns
You may have had ee the BODY or IN me iGe
Me Pains TIE lead bones oil The legs sssouce o.
ureen years. devoted diseases enables Vt :. toSus
the this Recent eases cured IN four dy
mercury used seuss cured In one Or I'VE weeks VITA
searocly 20 pain 1hoc Individuals who syS induced Ia
habit DC yey he restored to beach and
socetx b. Strangers cautioned not 70 Dc decevta yr
Cots rersOyst Remember ~ Dsane street. Opposite
| DIR
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MAGNIFICENT DIORAMA OF TEE COMMANDMENT
1 Of Vera Cruz sos BroadwayReal ships steamers oauuon
&-Bnrning the Mexican brig Of the Somers
by day nigh-Enrance Of erera Scott and
the troe into the city, all moving figures Miss La Roche pre-
sdesa the panoorte Lieutenant Nc aid New vcun
teere gives explanatory lecture Admission 2cts children
bali Doors at at half 7WeJnes
day and Saturday afternoons three.
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M EDlCAL CARD-DR. RICHARDSON, LATE CONSULT
WI ing Ply sicnn New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy be consulted at bis Medical Once, NO. ~
Park place. on al private diseases w, primary Az e.
ali affections Of the Genital Organs Strict attention 70
class Of diseases for tho last enables Dr. 70 qua
ranty radical Office hours from M TO I'm IN
vads living in the country not wishing 70 make PERSONAL ayr
cation, them containing Alued
requisite perform radical by stating their cass
explicitly pg and enclosing So addressed to Dr. hcnArd
son, NJ dic al Office. ~ Park place
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'TABERNACLE--GRANDI INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
wednesday evening November 10TH the celebrated
emans Musical Society consisting OF twenty performers
e. Lensohow leader Part IL Overture Fra Diavolo An
Der; Waltz. Ieae Tanner Cayatina hobart Ia
DaSle MeyeIbeer aKsthnka Polka Strauss; Musical Tsle
brided Variations for the trumpet executed hy
MT aase, Grantz Stratella Quadrlie Strauss FINALE
from Increca Bofga, Donnizet The Cnstan.
tine Lanner Concert commences at eight o'clock Tickets
evening of the concert - w Wv
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NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS-THIS GREAT HIS
horica Picture by Dearoehe exhibiting at the Ma
hena Academy Of Design Of Broadway Leonard
street. Open from nine An until ton pm Admission 2o
aaaa okcta
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mr. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise &c. 80 Greenwich sreet-ofoe hours to IL A.
tSunday exceptedl Those who apply In the cary
stages will he surprised the apdy and little noonvensnse
attending their 1t chiefly however those who have sat
sred certain class Of people who properly appreciate
his scrvce In structure from its hrst incpen to h
advanced and distressing sssos from uncommon Adv.nt.s
radical which, he has ground for stating DO eSAnee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-15

ROwLRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING, NOV. n
~ VIM be performed the new drama of MARTIN SCHER-
TELLE-CharIee the Fifth Of Spain Mr. J. Count
st. Disis Mr. fioD Sir CASTOR di Lando Mr. j. u. Hall;
Blanche e Gcyn Miss Looyer After which the Comedy OF
Miss Lochr TO be succeeded by the New Orsss sercnader
To copouds with the called Fu1se
Mr. Wnans; hawkseye Mr. rsn Brsil Milford M T. Hall;
Mr. Milford, Mr. Titon Mss Milford, Miss Hibbard Doors
1t 6H7rformAnoe ut o'clock ufoufs,lv
Boyeg and 0allerv 12koapta
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LfLEECE TAVERN AND ENGLISH DIM Nc ROOMS NO
lWDev street djOinnr Franklin HoteI Man

Ill.,. o S MSn - r.al DinlNG h1oMS No
Grief would beg acquant the Inhabitants of New York
vsers to do that fom the his
o'clock ordinary the particular parties
he will commence twelve o'clock ordinary this day when
thing like comfortable dinner OF Scotch kali
mutton, and other knck kEacks mention
be had in fact 1t must be tested be appreciated Now tho
cold nphtsnre ting down by the fire
have steak chop, anything else, with that superlsve ad
junct, backed murphy with butter Ia the
mfor:abe night tho shape Of whiskey punch
peerred pint of his nimitable egg flip and cigar To cay
anything about the liquors would DO supeuous all viii
be - ono apdtr them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-15

| IN D.JACKSONS PATENT ANNUNCIATORs-THB SUB
i &ribesmanuacture the above machines
ships and private dwellings and the only suthon makers
OF n All cautioned against Infringing the
either makers Of them Orders promptly and
| warranted. T. ID. JACKSON & CO,
| 1g2k William atreet Ne York
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700 NlGHTs-HA sINGTONs MAGNIFICENT SACRED
1OO Dornas the Creation Deuge crowded
nightly with admrns and delighted audiences ngha
They Of the magnificent splendid
way and WALKER street.
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CAMELIA !APcNICA WE GUILD CALL TUE ArTEN.
~ ton ots all those who wish furnish their parors
fine plant of the above attend splendid Cameas
Halliday Mullers Sale Room, Wall street. Nov 18TH
o'clock These plants will be In full bloom by tho holidays
Prom the collection Of James II. Weir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-15

CuANFRAUs NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. FORMERLY
Chahsm-w ednesday evening. Nov is, will be performed
fIZAkkO-Rola, Mr. j. X Scott Fissuo, Mr. Nc rarand;
Alosso mr. RehsrSsSa Cora Miss MesstaysE Glyr. Mrs
1T ISMose Mr. Chansu Joe Mr. Burke, Charles ueadcwa
Mr. Richardson iilam TWILL Mr. Herbert; Charley Baea
mour Katy Miss nesaye To concude with the Farce of
WHO DO THY TAKE NE roRi-Co,onel Templeton, NJ
Dawes Terrence OReilly Mr. Cunningham; Mrs bennington,
perfaximano 70 oommoncs att, ~"
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M ECHANICv HALL. No. G2 Broadway, between Grand
1 And Broome stfeeA commenced ESnday October "a
and will continue every night until further nooe-Ssvonth
week Of The opens The original known CHRISTIE
1INSTkkL6 lorgaaixe& IN l8lzl THE First TO HARNOL
ME m, NEGRO MEL0D1Ls, AND 0RIGINAfoRS OF THx
PRESENT. POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTRR-
TAINnENTe whose concerts in this CITY, period Of ton
months were received with such distinguished patxo-
n have the honor Of announcing tho ladies
ofNew York and vicinity that they will give thsl
popular ConSerea introducing variety Of hcr original Song
Chousse characteristics Dances &e Admission oenta Door
e2en att Concert viii oommsnce at oclook An Afternoon
Concert every Saturday oonncncinga 3oooo p - unds
Tho Management and dirscdon off, p. Christy.
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u EMOvAL or SANDS, LENT L. CO.'S HIPPOrERTAN
~ Arena and Crcus1his immense establishment is
opened the lot known Nbos Garden, Broadway Per
ormance including the feas Of performing elephants horses
snA ponies with the of splendid and
rymnatc troupe, evening" Admission
children undor half price. Doors open
t7A performance Wednos ay and Saturday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-23
FIR E1GHTS:
WILMINGTON MARKET-June %

Bacon This articIe-hoth Western and
North CaroIina-has undergone no change in
prices since our last report The market is
well supplied with both descriptions. We
refer TO our table for quotations.
Corn-We have heard of no arrival since
last report, consequently our quotations must
only be considered as nominal. Meal.-The
market is we'll supplied with Corn Meal, and
prices remain steady.
F7our.-Sales Fayetteville Flour at S. IS
to S. 25-firm and stock fair.
Hoy-Sales at zoe per cwt
Lumber. --Riyer.-Some few sales at quo
tations.
Timber-Sales continue slow, prices range
from 3 to Sc so for ordinary TO good ordinary
Mill Timber We hear of no sales of Ship
ping Timber.
Observation-Disclosures from Matanzas 1926
hhds. Landed-no sales.
NdUaL Stores -Turpentine has not arrived
so freely the past week as it did during the
previous two or three weeks. Prices have
been more steady than for some time back
Our last quotations are without change ex'
cept in the article of Virgin Dip, small lot Of
the latter having changed hands this morning
at an advance of TIC per DBL. Spirits Iur
pentine, is &c lower than last weeks highes
quotation Sales have been made at 264 cts
Tar.-ArrivaIs small We quote for las
sales 81 35 81 81.
Peas-A heavy stock of Black Eye ant
Cow Peas in Store, and sales dull at quota
tons.
Freights-To New York and Philadelphia
have advanced and 1Oc per bbl-see table
No vessels up for Boston
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-23

HoRn1BLE MISTAKES !!--Are sometimes made
by confounding one medicine with another and
administering the wrong article. Equally horrible
are those mistakes which are made IN supPosng
that all Pills are alike and that therefore 1t Is In
differeat which taken, and if one kind Is BAD
all are bad together This is very great mistake
There is as much difference between Wnghts In
dian Vegetable Pills and other articles, as between
midnight and noondaV +! We do not wish any to
take our word merely for this statement. Let any
one, having taken other medicines, Try this. Moth
ing more will be necessary.
Many persons have been led away by coating
of Sugar, as it they anticipated that it would re-
move the nausea of the medicine. But they are
generally mistaken. Without the sugar tLose ar
ticles have nothing to recommend them, and would
not be sold single day. But with the sugar, and
by giving the article name sin'iLur to Wright
Indian Vegetable Pills, they gain temporary no.
torietv WoEves they are, in sleeps clothing, Of
whom the public should steer sufficiently clear
Let it be remembered that Wrights Indian We
getable Pills are prepared with special reference to
the laws governing the human body. Consequent
ly, they arc always good, always useful always
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-23
.5ss ". IL !.&:tss1as 11gEs "a
49, PoRT WILMINGTON. AAN

ARRIVED
June l6-Schr Marion Morse, Little River s. c., to
G w Davis
l7-Brig Fox, Marston, Martinique and St I hornas,
to DeROsset, Brown * Co.
Schr Charles Mills, Sandford, New York, to X w
Brown
l3-schr White Oak Gibbs, Matanzas, to C w Davis.
l9-Schr Olive, Philips, New York, to E Lutteroh
& Co.
June l5-Brlg Oxford Clark, Boston, by o Parsley.
l6-Brig MaGnOlia Morris, Cuba, by Dickinson.
Brig BrazrlIan Hitchborn, Newburyport, Mass, by J
Hathaway f. Son
terlOb S- Co.
l7-I}aruue Aurora, TilDoughby, Cuba, by w Davis.
Brig Maria, Willard, Bristol, l., by II Stanton
& Go
Schr John Potts Brown, Crockett Philadelphia, by
DeRosset, Brown & 20.
2l-B: ig w l. Maxwell, Bartlett, Waldoboro', by G
o2-Brig Nancy Pratt. Stevenson. Philadelphia, by
Dickinson
Lying at Smithrille, o"taoard bound
June 22-Schrs Alfalfa, Col. McRae, Wanda, and
Brig David Nichols
At Neto Inlet. OmtHGrd bound.
June 22-Barque Aurora, Brig Maria. and Brig John
Hill
AS'iORE-The Schr Harrison Price, Beaston, hence
tor New York laden principally with Naval Stores
went ashore on New Inlet bar, on "Wednesday last
about II O'Clock in attempting TO go to Sea-Wind blow
ing heavy from South West
June q D. m-The above schooner was got of a
high water this morning. and returned to this port
repair damage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-06-23

enective in roofing out disease. Every family
should keep them at hand.
Beware OF Counterfeits of all kinds. Some
are coated with sugar; others are made to resem-
D,e IN outward appearance the original medicine.
Inc safest c"SEss is, to purchase of The regular a.
gents only.
For sale in Wilmington, n. c.. by George r.
FRENCH Agent, who will supply country dealers
ana planters at the Philadelphia prices
ohces devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, go
Race st. Philadelphia; 2ss Greenwich st., New
York. and 1913 fremont st., Boston.