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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

In Francisco May a. Mr. Donald Mcmillan, 10 Ms Saras
piler late Of Wisconsin.
In San FrsBe.co MAY Mr. James Marsh Of DaaTs Mos to
Mis- Msry r. Ramsey OF Lawrence Mas
Volcano Caayerss Cou May Is Mr. John James 10 Mss
HaLnsh Miller.
In Diamond SPRING. May Mr. Louis +. BroO ke to M Eys
Func.s unn en- Of Diamond Sprnga
On The 18th MAY AZ the residence Haynes Happy VALLEY
MIA NJ Ra,Iufn 20 Mis- J. Richa d.oD. ofS. LOUIS.
oun April TO- Mr. Thomas Welch 70 Mss Lyd Brooks
II Honolulu l5rh MAY Edward Beckwith Prime pal 0fthe Royal
School Miss Caroline r Amons eldest daughter Of Rv re o.
sId Arm strong ID D.. Minister Of Public fustruciOus
dy 10 Ja Rodges Of Wesburz, Va 70
Mss Eiiza 6itert. Of Evan svie, Ind.
May Il james Leonard 70 VI Margaret Connolly
botho OF Lowe Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

p barks-tunnage eeo4 10 hrgs-'uunsge ls26 and 70
schoonsr-unnage LIS During the sSIne time f'rsi,n
vessels with iuT mage Of 5l41 entered coastsise from
Pericia in halast
The run ber of American vessels entering from foreign
ror,s o. with tarnsge Of 54sl. OF these %
sf.smers-iunn ge 5000; 10 ships-tunnsse 56sl; IS
harks-tunrsge ass. 20 bEgs-;unnsge 3io II schoon-
ers-tuunsge is4s
TIE uunber Of foreign vessels entarny from foreign
ports l99 with total uuuags Of 636t or these -
ships-unnage e23l4 - barks-tunnage 20 3
brgs-tunnsge $40 IS schOoners-tlnnsSe l,7iT.
Tie SAiDDtsg Lit from which collate these facts
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eavDWICU ISLANDS.

From the Sandwich IslsDds. we have - - ~ -
Ami s0,h largs Get Of whaler' "A' OIL nv y
north. H.. e,tsps;ve naval I'D
u,ary prsS1Tsiiors r the deeose Of 'as is' -
CONN ercsl sno sg,icuiisr, Is'' s, % If 49,. w
firu.d 81 heretofore iafss Ns''
U,.,f-fr ar.T falaira.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

,,oror Ap2i slios England Psnde,ou, ass
Ipeor % moths from Va efsk2 10 sp 10 w1@ tA 6h~
He~H' go wi"Hn & non o. II zoo, % % 80 w6i Mao
Am d. nn. R,rbsyou, . mos oin no 10 p iy.r 49,
- t.srleIy d. q mos from New Zsssld 20 3D. i ~ -
Els Cook d., n hon Lahilna - .p .ai ~ ~
u, ~ a 81. .il -, ~ Nh no be- bono . . -
Avn sbirs H.eno Cor. New Bedford rtls Aee
tr,r C5y san Fr.rs 10 bsik y. T. Perkins Ahsb rey
i[ a.. 4B .sps : W.ennan Han s'onnroa oopei
G,f.oe, shoeky Rew-Beaio iof ne Arc w., az e,fss
Arse Alice hineei, Wig DO - crss =, ~, gof %
ont Hsve for he Are bsk Bses - u, liios a.
sig LEX. bsrtlay, Hrn iof ne Afcs ~ sb tss ~ -
~ cIUie h, North stI, bgs 80, as,dsga
srfer suh Home Hole Do l2'h. John kds"d - "a
Nv e,eie.a CO. r. s2 y 5.s5 80 AZ. tx Ezs Ils "a
10. III Nay Alb psirsn l'lgtien, oof ~, 80 49,
Wfetss ~ B,ese CO. 0n.ss,i s 80
ssisc atout May e. shl0 OoeoLGa Do1shfHJ -" '-- -
Ai e I , Hra.n csos sd Po' s'' Holy S'a q
MT Ar z '2 ces1,'ss "a oo iss@ IL
-, No. ~ T.. mouths Ipg e. 4, w ~
g = u, lt' . %, sssbuiy Nv b d5 70 aos- - ~ "a,
q "a 81 10 ~ u NOS. J. fc VI. n, H., a.
'ieai,c-Ag' r,, ~, 81 DO ii .ilnaa cook a.. fs Hs
-. IA Fss1g 5e d. n cruz ls1 81 u s.s' -
i. 80 81 q, IN Lv,roo' "a aNfI Do d. bes ,a.,s.yy
~ t,Isrro1 20 -st, RI t0rn-e DtTs 49,.
20 % o. Nsu, sahoy Nv DecfsId' d. There Ssf'
800. ia IL . - n LafaLa Apni q. $500 L. -
lokp-- ts'ea ~ n cte ioi' s,,2 java o. b'H''''' -
reir.o ieUlo of Jusn f4ez ~" p 49,. r.,,ssss
~ l5h, tear Zsa.sE slIP Asaiie, Co-einsn' h'
'y.e 3d. 1T e5s crGlss W ship Hs,seO~ soa''J' N''-
Amin a. = e e. lon g s. w. bark ~l.low. tdfS'' '''
v,et spf Of Hoia.s Ho which rsta's % lisaP
Jar III frrfr Geo L.d been ter.slt ...s
card a. ieie.lla fsa the Aicle, Nay j. l1e ''' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
NICARAGUA.
.,,. .l,nn,-Henasra. and osaierlaIa.

- Of Tbs >. y rrocns -, 49,
co1r''on'si sev IUAs rEL SORTB ThunaaY jon - =,
r,re m, Ansbv, Commander Gerry srr's.s Z, =
IL r. AMI .eied On tie 5lh inst Darrg ue ~.
'ts ~ ri, sb'p in orr port 'vey hospitality ,, ',,
..;te Cos Napier AM oGee-s, altnoagh y ~
-s,reisr.e uss FIX D. the -itz a' l.t arm
.i'riGt.pa With tbr re,4G ezPsdence1
If The commander Vi the Cyar- 'af'
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Brown, shipIey & Co.'s Circular.

Per Niagara. LivrRFooL, Fisy, jane n, 1858.
Since The departure ofhe ee Cotton market has been
quiet fe' the buyers; III
existing the ~ Eastern politics hsy created
siderable siih holders realize
The sales M HE week ending last amount h $50 bales
ofwoh pccuso take IL 49, and $40 bales a. the o
loving quotations,
far Orleans 90 Far Mobilcs............ei
Mddhng quHies. 81 d55l6 Fair plan
IfttuOr 40o Ordinary d L24
The stock Of Cotton in this 81 5000 ba Ehi n - 800
American, against So eco and @ eco American At A peod Of iAs
year
Prom want Of firm unsninity the late attend,
70 get the returns aypacked COTTON placed equitable
bass has been defeated by the spinnsu
TTsde Manchester but producers being well under
tract, there disposition 10 saes
The CoRN market steady and and WHEAT good
Lowhspdng the late favorable weather for WHsir
hassvsncta IA Is 70 n. and be quoted 0d7 for W
and t4deff u for Red We tern Canal and Canadt FLOUR
may be quoted Sa,l9' Philadelphia BALI and oao -
0z with snail u choice quality 256s Sour , s.
Little doing INDIAN CoRSWhte and Mixed 3 and Yellow 5
n quarter.
The sales Of TuRpEsrrSs 400 bbs p American
RfsS has realised 46d47 for 1911 cat foT hne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

Total, fion Jan to May =, ltS3..~......po 2@,aT
The total number is than the actual number Of
vessels which arrived owing to two vessels Of ss5 tuns
berg csssed twce-Onoe from Eastern and one from
foreign porone having stopped Rio Janeiro and the
other At Valparaiso, snd taken in cargo there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF rae NORTHERN LIGHT.
urARLY $4,000, 900 on the WAY.
FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

The steamship Northern Light, Captain Miner
arrived here on Friday morning. On her outward
,.,,ge abe left NeE-York 4th June At 7 NJ. arrived
:, Kipg.ton 10Th June in the evening cOaled and sail
al for San Juan del Norte on the 1lth, At 6 P. VI,
where she arrived I4th June at A. ", having made
the massage in eight and half days running time.
Returning left San Juan on 10th June az P. NJ,
with 400 passengers from California by the steamship
Rrotber Jonathan from San Francisco % the afternoon
Of June l. The passengers crossed the IsthmGs in 80
hours The country was healthy, the roads good and
the rains were moderne-nOt shoEer occurred dur
ing the transit The river was ia good condition, and
navigation for the steamers good.
The Brother Jonathan in coming out Of San Francis
co. passed the steamship Golden Gate clipper ships Sea
Serpent and Simeon and ship Mandarin of Boston bound
in Also in lat 81 Is Ion. rs 90 w, passed whale
ship Oliver Croker of Neg-Bedford, standing north
ward
The Northern Light brings among herpassengers, Hon
J b Kerr Oate Charge des Aflires at Nicaragua lady
and two children Also, J. B. DevOe Esq, one Of the
propretors Of The Placer Tines and Transcript news
rsper. a. San Francisco Mr Deyoe il one Of the dele
oates spnonted to represent the State Of California IN
the Worlds Fair Convention
K,sseIs in port at San Juan del Norte-Freneh war
steamer Ardente and English mail steamer Trent
When the Brother jonathan sailed from San Fran
cisco il was rumored that duel was on the taps be-
tween Senator Gwry and Hon. J. W. McCoaXLE' at
San FraDcisquito Creek Weapons rifles, and distance
20 paees The result was known when the Brother
Jonathan sailed.
We are under obligations to \. T. Hedges ESQ.,
Purser of the Northern Lh and 70 the Messenger ot
Adams & Co.'S, Wells Fargo & Co.'S and Berford x
Cos Expresses and to J. B. Devoe, Esq OF The san
Francisco Times and Transcript for valuable fayors
Cr,,cr,e, # Seee-s P Boston box Wyuin Ao2is,o1
Co h ii ore lo1 Robinson Ne s-iors boxes L. 49,
Newyos box: G. Duarc. Y ~ go Oe.ncls c. NJ IN
t49 NJ Fchevrrt s95i T. lnnss Co, y l. sf'<' tF'
ptss 10 Adams Co.'S Exprs , ~
The following persons came passengers IN the Norm
ern Light:
Hon B. Ken Lady Childrrn and Se-ants B Devos Ms
~ se Hssp Mis- smith Mira Forsou, l. Hgsi1s La; "
Pe,co " h. Dsvs ". D. tigcp 4 Esliyel can't Hal
p Ai,,hsn ST. sckts D. 4 PolocS L. F.as-: T. Cory o. y
sfeinn en iuctiughan r. W Hsume' Cap alSei 4tn-
ieIi. { Csrou +. b. FoesT, FIaak et' j. Cil ,os
Fu,s0u Wells I Co.'S y. sslnse.. y Lake Bti-'
b RufeT md LADY " A. sooteL r. Pore w. Ben'lotea
y II Pr.rts.s G. A. Law W. Workman W. Bar, G. t'.ef 4
WhlccE. L Rohsrs Duhoyre. W AeFsier. D CroSs =
WoofwaTd J. Muir ~. II SuHs II ~it Post }. C. 1i.l
Vru,h ! Simous Rev VI Williams, O ID Como " :.
Wrds A Davis. A Duffy VI 3 Bulan. Hsnabltsm n
Vssmt.f. r. H. To4ri A. Sloan, A. Brown r Boa'aer W.
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III taken in cargo there.

Tbs t0faI Shows nine vessels and 3535 1ns more than
The actual arrivals, IN consequence OF vessel from
New York having called az Rio Jaseiro. and one from
China at Mans and one each from New York, the Htnse
Tow and Holland and tw' each from France and Eng
lind having called at Valparaiso, and brought cargo
thence Consequently these vessels enter from two ports
esch
CLFARANCEs During the first six months Of this year
ending May %. the total number of American vessels
clearing cOastwse 26-tunnage 655ll OF these 81
were steamers-unnsge 23372; Il hips-tuunsge 8 $50
- barks-tunuage 3,329 3 brgs-tunnage $500: 222
s,h, oucrs-tuunsge 6,l0j During the ms cleared
wha-rs with tunnsgs Of $50 The total number Of
Auerc,I vessels clearing for foreign ports e0ttln
mage l3f3s3 Ofthese % steamers-unnags 20 922
lO6 sh s-iunrage 79.549 90 bNks-tunuaga 1881; %
brgs-tunnage 1854 schOOners-tunnage 977
The total number Of foreign vessels clearing for the
frtgn ports 22o-tunnsge 1921 OF these % we're
slip.-tunuase 1881; 80 bsrks-tunnage 22.203i 90
brgs-iuuusge 1873. 10 schooners-tunntge 1902.
RrcAPirCL.rIoN No. rfas
American vessels Coa'wse 6A5
An srsn vessels IN whsing Voyases.............5 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
Prom the Interior.

PoLHrckL MovlNkNts.-Iae pTin apA fsaigrs Of the
ness III The uf nor counties - tn Accounts { D-no
ors meetings aud DonyrLtans, winch Are held daily IN
~ quarters of ftr - D..
Ia. Elaofr h,fald thinks Governor gler vii b. again
nou mated i says ms p-Fsnul Ahu-e aud viiap-rai,7
nih h 10 - BEEN pursued hs 81 tn ~
pashe l.,Oc tosSId In and there k-s many So sons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

The b puhee dOrsaus vii beating out the hafbo the
uofnirs missed AID ashore made Fort Po
emsued until hafla8P n when abe got OF AID anchored a.
ClaIls Point. The pilot she sustain d no damage
poft ~ ith os- O head OF uiaBnast "a f0iat Rae.
Bu Gen Wei Wilson reports the sclr Fieiorg nom bapoL
e a.. Gsr loi IN dess hayins lost head o Donasl Oanat
H. ak weeks before The Gen. y et there bad been cm - 10 ~
Whos Taaano al Of which had done feaiAfA@ey "A
clr DcIng Feather San Froncisco May 1 fom Boston n
rsntncto westhcr during o passase FEB ~ "a a
havy eale carried her lowputi put INTO iso
n.r dfsges Afor leaving NonegdsO sac, carried asy e
70 stsy BOLT Rio Nesro for repairs L. hoatesdeo
l. III gate Co station sorship rfrdonii from sss
YoL Vii op for ID port sailed dAy Bs fHsany hYa
from New-Y Oh his port dcargnk her e.. sof "is
probably b. cord. nnrd The bark Golden Ace lfo N"to h
sim .ros Tucker Frano,co Nay &C. from Gea-Y0e
ero,s. d N EQUATOR A pdl y in Ion 40 W
B.rs Ms,, Al San Francisco Aiss % from EswY hsd severe
weather during the VI" oil Cape Horn haaJ h'V
seles. =, ,,u-,-,-.t. -. ella
heavy Jen 81 -prunk toi SAL yad n sat
obliged 10 throw overheard a,l+ ~ poe
rtV@ h. bio Crossed the Equator April ~ ION 3 W. SO
hfh DTrezes ir M Dorh 20 nOfh-f~t ~
Caao chip Defiance, McCersn hence and anotnef r9ala
Mouutsp Wave Msy q Boston ,r'.st
the Equstor the Asnnc SIDE 70 on y - day. ron ~
Gaze Hon7 days IN heavy gaes crossed he h9uo, On 's
Arr g. In on which had hight breeZes from Ee
NV March % On the Cape IN company FOR s.ysra days WE
sim hough, francisco May g. from New
erosd the Equator Ap in lon l3 80 W. after waeh had hs'
I,eezef rom ~ toN W M, O.,
M sse3sone At san Franeco May from Bsb va Rio "a,
u,ro Cape born Is heavy saca .nd YsJ
the Fqus0r April %, 10 lon llf W, aef "hNh a- s
LTLU-Ceare1 April IS slip rinsqas whtmors Ssas s
10th Br fehT Ar5es Emma PnboFD Port PhhP 1tn Nh
ts,S I Ggn, Lar bert New Bedfofdi 9Th lars Pbom.-
Clov,r f.iso shp Eliza WlIvsk Watson Ne"'0eaOai -''
s sd Nay a. bsiE onols, for the Flasnsh With
ustt ho1ae materials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
STOCK MARKET.

The frurss Tire Stoek Marie, has ben fy he pa.
reck Although the funaug Act las trc "a -
the market thew have been akeu luotLtocA b..
sse y o ~ had the tEhes, guotllionA
Suhjoired Of leading SO Is
s,aies y Temporary Loan County Z, CT BOn1S pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
Commerce Of tn port-Intere-sinz Statistics.
E.a-l LLa s. El.-elel H-n-A

EsTHIs-From the 1T ct Jsnlsry T. The Goth Of Nay.
is BE uuu h-r of AT+r'--n ve-.s -rf-r1g rlt-rs
Nth tntA fu-fh--- OF i-14J4 flL- Of t7--- q
r,T, sls-l-slsI-Dsgs 1891 - shIHs-gnnAss ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

Nay ship Hus.sr Lecas shsoEhie bsrt Commerre W'ssn
Cao; Criticism Csre ScotshurU steamer MAJOR Ompkn
Hunt Cru b. ship Henry Gsdensr Packwooi Naps9
tckah spgh' Senawlch lsinis Aphouo Dsnns t
sido htvefsn.
M,v a. s,anshp Sea Bird Hisrd. Diego ship rom.ia
Nu. lord Caao; Aabtma FlEer teh. scY lstnds IbL
tark Lou oh'scp Vapsraso brig Glencoe bane Cape Asnd
May 29-shp Element osgood Cal'o hr Sea serpent Ems
Nontrey h yandot West Humboldt Bay Amenka tNoFS)
1ho'fsn Cella0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25

Amount outstanding Of above, ard unfunded,
with Interest 70 April l. Ass Recommendation 5
"Isyee Loan BoLGs" isued foT Est and extern
Of Leyee AID fepa ......1f,43f 90
PAYABLE 10 New-York Jan. l, 1863 bearing = ct.
rer interest payable s-nsi-annualy.
"Fgnd-d Levee Loan Bonds issued for repairs
s
PAYABLE in New-I oTk Jolly !. 1868 bearing CT.
Ter aunum interest payable seui-snhually.
"Ciy Han ard Prison LO-nr Bonds is-ued Or
purchase OF Lots Noe and on ], J, Jh and
6h-s- sHti@ zed h. vote Of The people ..llaO 20
Payable In New-York, Jsn 1861 bearing & et---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port Of san Francisce-Arrived.

May s-Shrs Amelia BroSn, lS days fom NewYski Jar-A
nom New oh, brss EhA Tayer Eliioe e@ Coin rbs RIVER
l. NJ Ysle. Patterson In. DO lows Eliit @ coame. River
Msy 2Siip Berjsmin S.nive Dos i DAYS fon H,vre ~
,cLI Dsrcigs Feather Rel, TO asy. from Boston
Tucker Chase, 5l day. m NeYos arb BuEuhsm, N.'.hs
SGS%ss River srs. g., so,Sn s a lane ws IN
Flstteyi 'ehr Harriet Sarsesut fn Ason. ,,.
Ter stuup Is I'm. Philadelphia brig Piedmont ronnsoa IA
Ma, Cpper.hip Mountain wsve P.n. IA day. BosDu,
ship. G A. 1heeioSns i' a,y nm Nsw,iors
7sdays IN yspsFsio brig M'chnne Gwen 49, de an ssh Ne
lois tchHl BsIl,sI y d.y. N vs'P.5s'.o -. y
brig Eslu ADAM. Collins. m Puget sousd ,Sar cus~ ' ss
Nav So BslR New World Ksire Meascuo ship No.- Fr
Duuord Have VIA Nspsniso - d harris Golden AEs
man. Fadyee g Is i'm Tachus9, srr, Aiene psasa Is Il
I'm VsPsrs,o Cen W. chi W ''2s i tassaaa,a va Sp.
q d. I'm Horouuj MerehaaHan Boyas IN Puses sSsod "a
Jacob Ryeuon Badger, I'm Oregon.
Cleared.
May 2Ste.uer Republic Nc Lane, Panama bsss ADd, NOt'
P.u.sn Mermaid smith sns'porei Linda, Aex Asuar
10 MssaaD bts Aphouso Duuis Portland shrs saf1 lavn
s S. Si.a SSs Gc n s S' U@pas ss Mas
May sp Henry GsIner tBTl Pses"csd x.rsr,,ol s1's'
tson,'S Hos.rd Puses s,uldi es Ansrsa Ngr I'F
Bur Biss'ss sseE.Hssio ss,,,us s., So, row do
Moy 7B,rt Asams Fakerburt Soci.iy Islands 'ehr,
Ter Time Br) Chapel honoaiu 'ooP san Pablo A.
NJ, sesu,.hip Sc, Bird Hi,rd Diego ship. Esncus
Cgoor Cslso Duchess dOIleer. Hutton Caiao' taoar hnrt
Casn President Clesn Warner Port phhpi -ns FsunA
Br) Po,ufe port Php. brig Col Fremont Ekne. Pedro
ir Mary Gould, sacrmcln; Sea serpent kis NoniefeJ
ocps n stfckl,ud Mary Bnrdeti Allen siockoo
MAY S-stfau shTs Brother jonathan g H. BALDWIN san Juan
Pauamai Cant rta. X l. Whtilg fanlnaf
hirs Join Stuart v A. Townsend Oaa0s Maria sophia (Cal
J. fgsers Rather Brown NapIaso baLAs Doa<ss
y Cccier Catufia Nehemet All, lFrD NJ Amc PnicloiUi
Purccfs Alice tBr) g. Watsrom, Calio bigs Paos W. she
Oresou MaohsOne 0wn sockon schr Antonlia Nexl Id
n9uez, beAcO.
ship Hus.sr Lecas shsnEhe bark Commerce Wssfsn,
Ceao: schr Criticism Csre scotshur steamer MAJOR Ompkn
Hunt b. ship Henry Gsdeuer Plckwooi Narses9
isls sprigh Sondwch lssnfs Aphouso Dsnna Port
si Leonesa owar Puget sound bark Lmd Arr
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
Millinery and Dress Goods,
Mrs, NJ, ]. KIDD

On Second Street, North Of Hill stroct,
rs now ~ reccivIng and opening her SPRING STYLES
i Of GOODS, enabling her TO supply her customers
with ell kinds of fancy silk BonnCIs, Emhroideled
Cmps, and GimpS Of every description and size. She
will keep on hand OvarietY orSmlng ManOs, OF anew
sivle, and Misses aud chlldrens BOsqucs Also, u
handsome assortment OF Wells, Ribbons, and Fowcrs
DvesseS made and patterns cut to ouler IN the latest
'styles. Gloves, LmlngS, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats and everything else usually called for In such 0n
EslAblishment
while extending q general invitation 20 call, she
wishes tho fact kept In mind, that she Is determined
there shall he no reasonable ground OF complaint on
lHceeunt Of Prices, (mch.3l.wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
NOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

crpool, dated August gOlh, 1902.
10 Professor IlOLL0wAY,
DrSN stW- am enabled to nnlsh YOU with most
extraordinary cure effected by your invaluable Oinl.
nent aud Pills, which has Osloushcd every person
quNnlrd with the sufferer About 10 years ago, Mr.,
", Cummlus, Of saltnoy Street. IN THIS town, was
thrown from his horse, whereby he received very scri
Gus injuries he had tho best medical advice at the
time, and was afterwards an intimate Cr different In.
hrmWics, yet he grow worse, Ond ot last a mNlig-
nnut running ulcer settled IN his hip, which so
completely crippled him, that In could not move with
out crulchcs for nearly years. recently he began 10
uSc your Ointment uni pills, which have now healed
the wound, strengthened his limb, aud enabled him 10
dispense with his crulChes, 50 TINT he can walk with
tho greatest ease aud with renewed health and vigour
MOST ExrRAoRDINARS cure OF or 4
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED,
Copy oil Letter nom Mr. Hird Draper Of Ready,
near GNlNSbro' dated Match lSl, 1897.
70 professor hoLLowNY,
SIN Some time since, one or my children was Af-
0ictrd with dreadful cruptions over tho body and
limbs | obtained tho advice OF several eminent Sur.
ueuns and Physicians, by all Of whom Dhc ease was
considered hopeless, At length tnrd your Olntmrnt
and pills. und without CSOggCraiou, the rlrct mi.
,acucus, for by perS,Crg IN their ue, all Tho orup
'tous quickly disappeared aud the rh,m "N restored
to perfect heath,
nnd G,mlv believe, had | W her case adopted your
medicines sho would have been saved also, | shall be
happy to testify the tar,h OF this t"eny enquirer
''' tSiy,rd) lllRD OnuNr.
CERTAIN REMEDY FOR SCORBuTiC III NlORs
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE on AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS uF AGE
or a BAD LEG,
Cory Of u LCltccirom Mcsgs. Walker aud Co, Chem
lists, Bath
TO Professor HonLowNY,
DEAR Among the numerous cures effected by
theusc nl your valuable medicines In the ucighbol'
hood wo may mention that Of an old lady living IN
iha Village ut Preston, about ave miles lrcIn this
Civ, She had liberated wounds In her leg lul many
wears mud allrlly they Increased to such an alarming
sxistt An TO defy nl tho usual rrmcieSI her health
rAptdly givNs way under the suffering she endured, In
ihs distvcss,ng condition shu hau recourS0 10 youJ
Ointment and 'P,llS, aud ~ the Osss,Nure Of hcI
friends was enabled 10 pGrsevce In thOruse, until she
received perfect euro, We have ourselves been
ursNily asonishrd ut The effect upon So old person.
sho being above 10 ycar' of age, We shalt bc happy
TO satisfy any euqurc, a. to thu authenticity OF this
really wonderful casa, either personally or by le"g''
Aprivate In the Bath Police Force, also, has beer
perlectly cured OF M old ScorhutiC affection In the
lace AFTER all other means had failed. lie states tina
Is entirely by the use oil your Ointment, anI Speak
loudly In It's praise,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-27
MAIN STREET, Hal

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The North-Carolinian., 1853-02-19
Further Notice.

Having obtained an order of Court to that effect
] shall, on the 2sth day of February, instant, at
the late residence of George r. Barkstiale, decd,
expose to public sale the personal property be-
long ing to said estate, consisting Of stock farm
ing utensils. pork, corn, fodder, carts, wagon,
two baroaches. mules, horses, household and
kitchen furniture, blacksmith tools, and thirteen
liax roes. women and children.
AT the r kdce near the Clarendon Bridge, in
Cumberland. onfhes 1st day of March next; corn,
foeds. asas k sfafming utensils, and the perish
able proper eSfhere Of said estate. And valua-
BE blacksmith = -penfer named Miles, at
Is Court House in Fayetteville, on the oth da,
y q next
a; = Dailyplace. near Fayetteville, on the
2d day of March ne * .sIhe pc. .shabIe preperix
of said estate there.
At the old B4sksdale place, near Summerville.
on the 9TH hfarcA next. the furniture and perish
able propertvsofaai estate there.
Ansiats the place near James Robnson's, in
Bladen, on the 7th March next, the CORN, fod-
der, hogs, and the perishable property Of said
estate at birthplace: and svarous other sstix4sz
pc sid he igd6st ss7sIe
der on a credit of six months--the YafcA aseK
giving bond and approved security before the
property is removed
l he sales will commence at II o'clock
PATRICK MURPHY, Admir-.
Feby 10, 1883. 729-3t
The North-Carolinian., 1853-02-19
"A H. WHITFIELD.
CARRIAGE MAKER.

,-iiyetteV11le, Me-,
Would respectfully inform the public that he is
sfilf at hia old stand calfying on the above bust
ness in all it's branches. Herftnrns thanks fkr-
the liberal patronage e4has received, and he9es
by strict attention to business. and desfSk IN
please all and give general satisfaction IN merit
continuance of the same. -.
He warrantssall his work to7be madeof the
best matefiai and by experienced w6fknaen--
having more erperienceA and pvortic0l .SsaS1A,
he fatters biinse1 that His f1fk sSsill eosRpeie
with any lnade ja the State far atyle. eieGancf
and durability & and should any oft sfah II -
IAor material, he will repair it free of charses .
Persons Wishing to buy, would do ell 10 sail
{ and examine his work, as he is determneds q
sell iov fer cash short time.
Orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended ia. ssssss s#ssss 49, s7s
b 0aep9isissE eeqtly executed at short notice
Iand t0Sses& possibfe prices. ~ -
Fayetteville, Feb I2. 1883. - s.