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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

DIcoRD's vETPEAUs'. CrvALES. ACToN's, CURL.
Ii ngs and he private hospital practice q ari. and Lon
den by Dr. LARNONr As some persons afflicted with its-
q the sexual system no be aware 81 he t he
takes method Of informing them h. tho only graduate
who IL exclusively freang snf curing those dis
enses and whose connection wh the kuupcau hospitals en-
him ~ adopt the latest and radical treatment cur
Ing the oldest and severeSi st No - Mercer street
corner spring opposite the ~ Ncho,s from A. " 70
Pw fhe Doctors Medical ADVISER and Marriage dude,
nearly 80 pages and leo picture Illustrations u gives
All the advertised medicines W. commend Dr fsrp6 10
the afflicted Courier des E,as Uuis, Stats zeitung, Day
Honk Atlas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

DEYArTS GiSsTRsIS
ID Mechsni~s ual Az Brosiyay shoye Grand street
OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
Negro Mnsrelsy most popular Amusement Of the day
Songs Dances Solos Sayings Bure-qucs Comica hns
THE CHINESE ACROBATS-LUCY AT THE SOIRkB.
The Stump speech the Three .Essence a ~
virgnny. JERRY NEIL and DAN BRYANT In new acta.
Tickets 70 cena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

NOR CAiIfORNIA-UNfTED STATES MAI. LINK
in via Panama Railroads.&c. United States Mail Steam.
ship Company will despatch for Aspn~al on Monday Dec
81 o'cio-k y. NJ precisely from pier foot Of Warren
North river the well known and fast steamship STAR
OF THE WEST, Capt A. g. Gray. Passengers and mails
win by Panama Railroad, and connect a, Pa
the Pacific Mail steamship Compsnys magnificent
steam shin GOLDEN AGE j. r Watkins, commander, which
will readiness and leave Immediately for san Francis
co. public informed that the Pacific Mall Steamship
Company ira steamers lying nj
Panams ready for avoid possible deteaton II
Of the company III Wes street corner Of War
rem New York Regular United States mail steamer days,
5h aud lh OF essa month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12
I1rM. IRVING. AuCrIoNEER-BY IRVING AND WAT

vNM. IRVING, AUCTIONEER-Bf IRVINE AND WAT
KINS-On Saturday, Dec IL, at 10Y O'Clock, at their
No Pine assignees sale genee house
consisting and mahogany second
suits plush and hair cloth, mahogany sofas, teea
chairs bedseads washstands commodes
feather beds hair mattresses straw do Office furniture
chairs desks tables, louuge DC iron safe Brussels in
graft ply carpets hall stands ocohs stair
pets general assortment oIsecond hand fur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.-EZRA LUDLOW, JR., 4
" Co Will sell their saesrooms No % Pine street.
Saturday December IL at u o'clock splendid assortment
of carriages from the well known establishment of Messrs
Brothers second hand consisting of rocka-
ways, cabroets wagons phstons, &c also most superb
of the latest pattern and choicest workmanship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

EDWARD SCHENcK, AUCTIONEER.-BY f. 4 +. H.
d SCHENCK.-This day 18th inst, at l0h O'Clock, at
their No SO Nassau importers stock Of
magnificent gold watches diamonds ewey comprising ma
hunting and chronometers duplex patent and
detached also ladies' enameed watches set with da
nonds sse diamond bracelets, brooches, pins earrings
and rings clusters and single all mounted In Is
carat gold also Forenne and Roman mosaic cameo car
bunce and other sets of pins earrings gold vest guard and
fob chains chaeanes seal rings pins earrings, studs
buttons &c Sale positive by order of the assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

MORTGAGE SALE or LIQUORS. GROCERIES AND
Bv a NJ CRIsTALAR auctioneer, q Bowery.
ON Monday, Dec ~ ~ 10ls o'clock,
hv virtue Of chatei mortgage, will FOR sale rs
aboye consisting, IN part, Of
4barreIs snpar 5000 imported segars,
Sharreis tnolasses, fIuu aonesuc segsts
3uerces moiasses, ~ cases clatei
2barrels svrun rs cases de-ve,
10 casks domestic brandy
Aquertercasks Otard brandy, direct from bono,
n baskets TIeidsck and domestic champagne,
IA cases Steiufelds celebrated cholera oiiers, . - -
bags Java coffee together with large assortment in Va
= rtors sire packages, .-,...
MononRshela Bourbon, Scuieh and irtsh whsNels,
Pure juice Port, Madcre and sherry wines
swan Gin and New England .--
Also green aud black teas and an Of groceries
81 McntvtT Attorney for Mortgage
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS sALF-wfLDES Y.
WALKER anctioarer. will sell On MONDAY, December
H. " ocl0rk A. NJ. all the stock comprising complete
assorinen 0 millinery srtol laces fancy eoo NC 6r,
90 The premises, Soits broadway tso general assti
ment ~ rich and valuable furniture he tN'hres good WI
and lcase ~ Nse No @lls Broadway recently ecuplAi
and helongaE to the estate % ohn GWhcrt deceased Parties
wishing 70 rnrhlse at private sale will apoly ~ - Public
ADMINISTRATOR Ottce No - broadway Fer nrtcr nf
CHARLES A. " ~ Public Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

A UsTRATIA rfoNEEK, ESTABLISHED 1854
"A the United Statrs mails,
Sailing positively the day advertised,
From pier " East river.
The noble clipper ship
TulSkO 100 tons reg ster
A.. pgxSNsANs, master.
Ia now her berth ready receive She i The
ship loading, and viii be ihr hsi 20 SAL direct
Melbourne Her accommodations for passengers ee
gent she has long poop cabin and com
noiou- and the arrangements Tor hgh yens
on and such possibly exist IN the
between deck ship. Persons Who have already
crossed the Atlantic will appreciate his The rates Of
sage are the charged by Banes Co.'S Black Han
line from Liverpool and low can be afforded con
ss.ent Of passensers The PROVISIONS
are ss heretofore. 81 the very best quality.
For freight or passage,
"PF' ~ r. W CAMERON
No Bowling Green.
s,re hill. for sale and cash advances nsde
mems Cons gners in Ausraits-Wilknson Bros. A Co
L,oR SAVANNAH AND FfORIDa.-rHE srEAusuiP
n AUGUSTA Cart N. = w0Nihal. will leave On ~a'ur.
day De, " At O'Clock " from per No Nnrlh rNrr
Rs % s9ng signed only board for ifegh 0r passage
spniy 10 sA trF r. MfrCHiI. II broadway. steamers
fn florida with the above, leaving savannah every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
I,oR NORFOLK AND RICrINOND.-TIE UNITED
II States man seamship jtMESfOWS, Capt Parish. VIII
leave on Saturday lAh inst At O'Clock from pier ~
North river She vl arrive II Norfolk sunday afternoon
and al Richmond Monday morning. Passengers or the
Souh will proceed directly BY tho great southern mail
eypediious raesae. and fare including state
room TO Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond tl0 steer
&c half price Apply TO LCDLAM PisEAsANIs, No ~
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

w s. MEILOR, AUCTIoNEER.-BY MELLOR h
w LLOYD-This day Saturday, at ~ O'Clock, at s,es
l52 Broadway will be sold positively TO close consign
fitch capes and cuffs fifteen sleigh robes about one hundred
dozen perfumery and other perfuery,
several oil paintings and elegant Of rich French
fancy goods tea sets bronze clocks mante or
In variety together with choice lot OF fancy
worthy the attention of ladies and gentlemen Gaia
logues issued early Large sale OF furs on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

EDWARD SCHENCK AUUTIONEEK;-SAI,E OF So.
II perb furs, robes, 6c.-By T. X 4. II. SCuENCK, on
Monday li inst at lni o'clock A. NJ, at their saesroom
33 Nassau street In Offering this sale to the public would
article sold Will be warranted by be
acy stated to be entirely fresh goods and free from moth
and further give every the privilege to return
within three days after che sale any article should not
prove be The trs consist in part Of superb sable
ming Hudson Bay manteles victornes, NUTS sets
Of msrien, chnch T. Gcb rock ma-en French sable
squirrel &c chldrens of vcorine NUTS and cuffs
large and beautiful assortment ~ geutlemens beaver seal
and otter muers gloves &C aUperhy trimmed oltok bear
wolf silver badger raccUon wolf and angola, buffalo and
many other robes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
e.1 nnn FORFEITED AND NO CHARGE UNLESS
.Ni.UUU cnred.-pr. HUNTER when the treat.
meni Of other ply and all other remedies TAU HIS red
only reliance for thorough certain dis
eases No. Division street the only place well
the very many extraordinary has perform
remedies only drive hlood 81 only This
secures patient from secondary attacks and Is the only
r Taps On snb h s@s hat n Hans9 has
IL n villanous deception The that connerfess good
medicine than thief Medical books and advice
gratis.
IL Curc"-A complete and practical treatise on premature
exhaustion with local debility induced by early tndscretou,
excess or other causes which ne nasnr ana Elects ~ .na
planned illustrated BY numerous ANATOMICAL plate. AMI en-
cravings with supplement on several diseases rree -
To he had Of the author who be consulted conhenay
al o5 fty ye Walker street. few doors westo Broad"ay
nR WARDS UNFoRTUSATE's FRIEND ~ THE NJ
IL plus ultra IL medicines, and but requires 70 be
meet with universal appreciation and - stamp Or
Ward the greatest bcnrfncior 81 the day. DR. Ward
hereby Of s. any physician who after
proper demonstration can cure private Diseases WIN equally
uniform ceieriiy safety and eheapues~ he lie
either aieyai.s day Those who doubt ibis
should calf aud BE- viii cure them Without charge hein NJ
ihai Nv calling ON Dr WARD you may hours enjoy
the pleasures and feel that Richardi himself
Price 81 Once 30 eana street, third door east q broadway
nR. RALpHs OFFICES. 7si BROADWAY. CORNER
IL a Tenth street. Hours I'll and after Q ctccs
JlR WATSON mas FOR A Lone SERIES or YEARS
confined his attention 70 certain Diseases. IN which b" has
sn 70 Sn.s or ssnr Dr %s.sn II
dsnoe Is fy dve Walker few doors Of Broad
way The consulting rooms ars ~ sspe a. rsox Nm
Formerly Surgeon OF the Is< Hospital
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES DISEASES OF FEMALES
81 70 s. Relief guaranteed in AZ eases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12


NJ HOFFMAN, AuCTioNFER,
la. SCRANTON COAL
AT AUCTION.
Wednesday. the 6ih day Of December,
or
1900 TONS SCRANTON COAL.
For account q whom Z msy concern
H. NJ HOFFMAN 60.
Ar rpyIn sroRr No nj PsaaL ST. H.sovER SQUARE
On "Wednesday, the leh inst,
Al " O'Clock VI,
500 TONS SCRANTON coal
CONSIST lump steamboat lump. large small
stove chestnut and screenings.
depot The Delaware,
Tackaesns and Western Railroad COMPANY, Elizabeth
port De taken prior 20 The lbh ~ January 1879
Terms cash and conditions -
One dollar yer 10 he pad % ne aurpnects " he Tine
residue The delivery their order for the
coal The VIII be deposited ~ he View York Idle In
sni Trus Company ~ twenty days fn the dare ~
lhe coal hitch vii he carefully WEIGHED competen'
weiRher Purchasers will M ihey aft currect weight az
40 deduction will be made afer delivery.
The Coz VIII be pui up In lots o hfty tons WIN PRIV
NBTarxes can he readily had 20 deliver the coal This
city Brooklyn. Williamsburg and Jersey cry oriy cents
per ton.
MORTGAGES SALE or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
M uiture. - .-.
Will sell thls day Saturday ~ los O'clock each dsy
At salesro I'm 70 Nassau street,
large assortment ~ household furniture by virtue OF
"''''' PARLoR FURNITURE.
Eevcu elegant carved rosewood paror suits covered In diff
ferrn colors brocatel. hair cloth and plush.
Mahogany aud secretary and library bookcases
Five elegant Fret T. PLATE cilt frame pier glasses
Rose and mahogany marble top centre tables, Brus-
Bedroom furniture Carpets bureaus, wsshs,ands bed
steads mattresses palasses. chairs rockers cte atees,
crOckery, glass ware, &C.
ny order Of the constable two fine gold watches and one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR ia
yana and New Orleans.-On Thursday Dec ~, Mt
O'Clock r. NJ pier OF Warren North river
the fast and favcrte steamship PHfLADEbPHIA, Chas.
Bogrs o. NJ viii sail above Passage can be se,nred
line shippers will be supplied with blank
iadng the form signed by the line application
at their Office No other forms signed and no bill OF lsding
will signed the hour 81 sailing. For freight
sage apply the on, e la West street, corner % Warren
- ~ M %. ROBERTS, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

Is
ID. BANGS co. will sell this day. December u i0lz
O'clock at their saesroom No IS Nassau street large
desirable assortment Of
New and second hand furniture, &c, &c,
consisting of beds, bedding mattresses lounges Sofas
chss bedeads bureaus parior suits etegeres wardrobe
mirrors oil paintings fancy goods, &C, &c
Also magnificent assortment Of silver plated ware
prsng cake baskets spoons forks butter
knives, gobles &c &c, &c.
Also crockery cutlery china glass iron ware,
parlor and cooking stoves &C, &C, &c.
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

THIN POOR or NEW YORK.
i This great drama % American life will be repesteA
EVERY NIGHT
AT wAII.ACK's THEATRE
No other performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

V,HE POOR or NEW YORK.
i This great drama Of American life will be repealed
EVERY NIGHT
AT W. LACKS THEATRE.
No other performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

IN SCHENCK, ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
IL. Continuation OF assgnees sale of toys fancy goods,
&C. for cash The subscriber will offer Saturday, Dec IL
10 O'Clock A. M at 50 Maiden lane N ", stairs large
and attractive assortment of toys fancy goods &C public
auction being of the stock imported by Joley
Tiers This sale offers inducements to city aud
try dealers about selecting their holiday stock includes
complete variety n B.The particular attention Of the
trade "a requested.
EDWARD HEN, Assignee of Joley Tiers
OSCAR JoiIRy 4 Co., WIN. M. TIERS Il Co.
Goods at private sale, 43 Maiden lane and 81 Corandt
street Cup sairs)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

THE EXHIBITION or PAINTINGS BY MODERN AR
i fists Of the FRENCH SCHOOL.
At the old Union Rooms, Az Broadway
VIII remain open tit further notice,
from A. NJ tosP. NJ, and from 10 10 In the evening The
gallery Is well lighted and warmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

CHERIFF,s SALE-OF ONE LARGE FRENCH PLATE
- pier glass velvet cnrpets, cottage piano
rosewood bookcase lot Of oeioth two china vases two pic
lures s.oye hair mattress besead and bedding
Sale positive ~ order Of JOHN SMITH, Deputy Sheriff.
The above sale win take place ts dsy al o'clock al 44
AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

THE POOR OF NEW YORK.
This great drama Of American life will be repestsA
EVERY NIGHT
At wAILACK'S THEATRE
No other performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-12

L,oRMEs' FIRST APPEARANCE IN GERMAN OPERA
T MARTHA THIS EVENING.
IL the 81 the remaining ~ 50
this morning O'Clock at the three ticket
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

RosN-The market for all grades has ruled quiet during
the week, with limited transactions In No. We sales
of only two three small lots (abou 800 bbls at prices
ranging from 50 to 81 y bb, in quality No sales in No
3 and nominal at 81 40 81 Is % bbl In Common note
sales Thursday last of 1000 bbls. 81 10 . 80 tts
since then public transactions have taken place that
can hear Of; holders offering at above figure but
buyers.
TAR-No receipts. We hear of no demand, and
bic to give quotation Last sale at 81 per
Dbl, but there no buyers now at that price.
BEEF CATTLE &C-The supply of beeves in butchers
hands is only moderate and for good article there
demand Two three small droves have been brought in
during the week and taken at 81 Ct cents T. H. for grass
fated quality No SHEEP arriving and very few in
butchers hand wanted 81 IS 50 per head, in
quality.
BARRELs-The market is well supplied with Spirits Tur-
pentne barrels and with limited enquiry has ruled exceed
ngy dull throughout the week Wenote only small sales of
second hand 81 so 81 so each-later figure for
selected. New sell at 81 each, in lots to suit.
Corrosive have nothing Importance notice in this
article Some few parcels have been received and
market there buyers at 10 cents for good middng
but sellers refuse this price, and firm in holding for
higher figure In the absence of sales quotations
merely nominal. See table
CoFFEE-No change to report prices. Fair supply of
most descriptions market and nothing doing except
the small way See table for store rates. quantity and
quality.
Corn MEALS in moderate stock and demand limited
We quote sales in the small way at 81 p bushel.
EGGs-Are brought in sparngy and sell from carts at %
% cents y dozen.-
FIsH-Mulets continue be in active enquiry. and
ket entirely bare would sell readily at high figure. The
market very poorly supplied with other descriptions and
we refer to our table for store rates.
FLouR-We have no change of importance to report in
State brands for the week just ended The arrivals both by
river and railroad have rather light for the past
or three weeks, which, together with moderate enquiry
for retailing purposes and the reduced stock in first hands
has tended to mpart more frmness to the market The
transactions however have been principally In the small
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
Rowdyism I'M Baltimore.

The Methodist Protestant which all must know is
not partizan paper, says in its last issue:
That rowdyism is dominant in Baltimore cannot be
questioned. 1t is useless to attempt to paat or con-
cea it. The ruhanis becoming more and more exacting
reckless and murderous Unless some decided steps are
taken to arrest its onward march, there is no telling
what will be the consequences. Private property and
private life will be longer secure general anarchy
must ensue, and the majesty of law become an obso
lete idea.
We are sorry to be compelled to record such state
of things both account of the insecurity of our ct
and of the bghtng influences which it must exert
upon commercial and business relations Merchants
from abroad will be absolutely afraid to soourn in Bal
timore They not willing to rely upon the assurance
that there is ne danger to
that the riots generally confined to persons of roous
disposition, to distinct localities and that many of our
streets and thoroughfares quiet and safe as ever
they were
Visitors wish to have the whole city before them, to
be able to walk out in conscious security and so long
every morning newspaper chronicles outrage and
bloOdshed it is impossible they feel secure. Indeed
many of citizens afraid to walk out at night in
parts of the city The consequence is fatal to the
nights of religious persons Only few days ago a
minister of this city expressed to us the apprehension
that he should have to close his night meetings on &C
count of the influence had upon his membership by GER
tain gatherings in the neghborhood So unwilling were
they to be out at night that he could scarcely summon
enough men to hold an official meeting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.

Oct 22-Schr: a. Backman, Sherman, so hours from Phi
adephiai TO !. y; M0rsn with mdze.
Scnr Frank thompson from Alexandria, Va to George
schr. M: E. Wells HaIock, from New York, to t. c.
sehr. VIM. A. Newell, Turner from Philadelphia, to G.
": Davis; with mdze;
Oct 2szU; S; NJ Steamer Spray, Price, from smithvle
Brig Jacob Dock, Thompson, from Boston, to Adams
sehr Vermont ELLIOTT from New London Ct, to Kidder
Steamer Enterprise Williams from Haywood to Master.
m ESteamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt from Fayetteville to
sehE D S Mershon spragg 60 hours from Philadelphia
Schr Alba, Merrihew from New York. to George Harrss
sch IA A. j. DeRosset, Tucker from New York to D.
Cazaux; with mdze.
schr Bennett Flanner, Appegt from New York, to j. H.
Schr. Fox, Taylor, from Beaufort, N. c. to G. Williams
D Oct 24TBrg Sarah Wooster, Higgins from Newport
Brig Maria, SWAIN from Washington D. c.. to George
26-sehr. George Harrss, Corson, from Matanzas, to
Steamer Sun, Rush. from Fayetteville, to A. McRimmon
= M Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithyille, to A. H.
Oct 2Sssaner Magnolia stedman from Fayetteville,
Oct Of Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, from Fayette
vile to E. J. Lutterloh.
Worth.
CLEARED
Oct 22-U; S; NJ Steamer Spray, Price, for smthvile
by A H yanBokkelen.
Oct 2U S. M Steamer Spray, Price, for smhvlle, by
A. H. VanBokkelen.
Schr. John Roe Hammond for New York, by T. c.
Worth with naval stores.
Schr Eleanor, Townsend, for New York. by T. c. WORTH
with naval stores.
schr S. B. Strong, Mott for New York. by A. D. Cazaux
with naval stores.
Oct A-Brig Delmont Locke, Reed for West Indies by
kidder Martin with lumber and shingles.
Schr. Marine Powell for New York, by George Harrss;
with naval stores, &c.
5-Schr. Mary Stedman, Terry, for Charleston, by
George Harrss; width goods from Ship John Ravenel.
u NJ Steamer Spray, Price, for Smthville, by A. H.
VanBokkelen.
26Barque Eventde Partridge, for Boston, by J. & j. L.
Hathaway Il Co.. with naval stores.
N-Schr. Dolphin Fucher, for Little River, by g. w.
Davis.
Schr P A. Sanders, Ireland for New York by George
Harriss with naval stores.
Brig Hancock 0ber, for Porto Rico, by H. B. Elers
schr May, Baker for New York, by J. H. FIanner with
naval stores, &c.
Oct 2S-Brig Crmea Stnson, for Portsmouth, N. H. by
j. II. Chadbourn & Co.; with lumber, &c.
Shhr. Pathfinder, White, for Touon, France, by L. c.
Worth with lumber and naval stores.
Schr Sunny South, Weeks, for New York, by George
Harrss with naval stores.
Brig Noses Langtht rn for West Indies by o. c. Parsley
& Co.; with lumber.
Schr James A. Bayard, Pomeroy for West Indies by j.
G. Smith & Co.. with lumber.
Schr Jenny Lind Mdyett, for Hyde county, by George
Harrss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30

Inc Editor of the Free Press says: "After one of the
Ro rnyclans in this place had failed Boerhaues Holland
D1 ne s cured me of the worst form of Dyspepsia
FELIX, only manufacture of the original Extract
Ionee says II know that your Holland Bihers is one
liver " viz WIN" '0i ui' -oioereu slohiach UT
" LUDWIG Editor of the 'Fackel Baltimore pronounces
r. rg E deserving the confidence of the public
IT EHRHART, the leading German Physician of Pennsyl
ANA has prescribed frequently during the last three
win marked success in debitaed states of the di-
geS1Ne organs, of the system generally
The Manager of Balous Vinegar Factory saws at used
and was therefore induced try it's effect upon
my mie lroubled with the debility common to all of
& habit) and really it is doing her more good
than anything she has ever taken" -
See advertisement. [Oct AtSs-1w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-30
DIED.

In this county the 23d inst Rleys Creek Church.
MARY E. Youngest daughter of Thomas and Mary Balen
tom dec d. and wife of David George, aged 2G and
day leaving husband and four small children and large
circle of friends and relatives to mourn her loss.
Nv little children my heart
And Nature seems to bind;
1t grieves sorely to depart
And leave you all behind.
In this town. on Thursday evening" 22d ns of apoplexy
Mrs. SAMANTHA A WICKER aged about 80 years.
In Brunswick county the 2lst inst, Mrs. MARGARET
JUSTICE, aged SO years.
In the vicinity of Fayetteville on Thursday last after an
illness of two days. Miss MARY HOLMES aged 81 years..
The deceased was amabe lady and consistent member
of the Presbyterian Church for many years.
In Middleton Miss, the 4th inst, MRS. CATHERINE
HOLT relct of Anthony L. Holt, aged about IS years.
Mrs. II. native of New Hanover county, where she
leaves large number of friends and relatives to mourn her
death.