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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
4 NE POLITICAL MOTEWENT IN DEL
AWARE.

Cot,e.p,ulence " IT, y. J. TI.brl-.
NlLNINGroN. June J |, lsjS.
great mass meeting was held at Dover in this
State Yesterday the lOtb to organize party to ol-
nose the present Administration. Tie object oil Tue
meeting was to unite al the Americans, Republicans
and Anti.Iecomptonitcs. At O'Clock IN the morn
ne special train consisting ct cars eroWded 10 the
utmost capacity LEFT this city foE Dover distance o
Il miles containing at least twice, ard believe moe
resry three or four times the number that ever le
til city for political meeting such distance
Aner toe arrival of the cars the meeting wa
organized by calling ex-senator Presley Spruance 20
tie Chsir, and appointing joseph VI. Ban SecretHy'
commteeof fifty ~ss spponted rom each OF the iniee
COUNTIES which compose our state To adops pa" =
form. Zach county chose its own pht Of Tue c'in-
nl.tee indeed, fer this purpose the convention SUI
divided itself into representatives oi Handreoe l"H'9u
with us answer to yoar townships, to take proper
ton Ct the committee from each 90 thai every Minute
section Of the State might be represented. AFTER 'he
delegates 60 cboeen had retired the meeting was adj
dressed by Messrs Ban, Fisher, Suithsrs, aldet-
dice. MONS, Townsend and others. Tue platform
ADOPTED by the committee and which was adopted
with loud cheers eecton By section, WAS 10 saoa ince
a. follows, viz:
That the mare Of tire party BE- . IHE Iso'LI =
PARTY" That lis principles be:
Thst the citizens ct the Territories be allowed 70
settle ther own Institutions and their o"n iofn' u
government.
IT, tee Constitution of every sac be sun
niiteL TO the people !or ratification rejection oe'ofe
beirg accepted by Crgess.
Tat tariff for revenue be laid wi Dcdeo'' pro'
lection to home industry.
That VT en- the revenue of the Government eNceeu1
tie sptidi'uIe such eIcess may be derived lfVh
tie .ae Of tie public lands shal he DIV ded among Tue
statss, both old ss well as new.
That The importation Of foreign criminals ard pau
peIs be prohibited.
Tbis mtetIg wa of the ls'g--t ever he'u 10
Dover. The State House was unable TO con'"n ',''
crowd sii they hsd to scjourn cutside. A@oos ta'
p. ep.s present CRIED large uunotf "l' 'o'S
| fte Mr.. Bucha1ao, some ii tiea bis s'f'ass" cup
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JpALLACk',S THEATER.

This house was crowded 10 its fullest eNteD, last
everipc on tie occesiou Of Mr.. Testers bene,. Tie
Grst rlsy was Barches beautiful, romarte drama en-
tted the Brigand.' This Play is familiar to al
theater soes, ard has ever teen favorite one ihe
best Known representative Of the character OF Aui-
saudro Ma.ssroni the hero Of the piece, in this city
Mr.. james ". Waisck set ;or, who las always been
.no,t Enthusiastically received. M. Lester WHO e'-
ssyed the part ast evening, is necessarily 0'oagnt INTO
5irect compa,eon with biz father, ard on tho whole,
he suaaiDs the trying ordeal with credit
H. the Wild meodramstic scene= OF the frst act no
j. excellent be-: be Goes not always give the full en'c
to the light comedy pe-sages in the second act tue eh
ou;.,e .. ,G.nance VI wcb reLdered the ssdsroni
Of 10. elder Wal,ck so anspproschsbly excellent. Al
the characters were supsIbly eostnmed, and Inc new
scspery was admirable. The play vii be repesied
n.e,y right this week.
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Session.
XxAyth CONGRESS First

WA.HISCTOS, June j, l.
Tie senate met q, II clock. ,.:u,, ~
Sevc.sl unupcItsst rel uts wcro m"oe aAd o'lN'
troouC,t. 10, o.. uo,.o e., (
Co,g,s,. lin AT . o'cl3ck to-day, al the Sen
s.e an ercta bv ri 'futing 70 lon ORION" 10 winch
the House Goes not agree, bu insists on cock TO-
rIght. -, r,oo,,;r, ,o.,.,r ,xt;ob
however V n be Of 500; ouistion.
Wb,p he doors were reOpe1ed tic Senate agreed
20 sdirurn II 6 O'Clock this evening.
Mr. DAVIS lMts 3, from toe Military Committee,
stk1d 10 be discharged cn ia. cOnsl teIeton Of the
foi,ogisg wSgcu rouds: For a wagon road from tor.
Berton % Missoui for wagon road from Fort Sn'tn
20 Albuquerque iOr putting Forts Jefferson and lay
lor enc 1oItugas into state o. defence. As), from
the No.;a CsIolin Arsens resoGtion Also, from the
re Orion in relstcn to B ltterGelIs primer and
Nard's firearms.
mT. BlOlER pesebtfd ptnt"a ron hn'sro
Snl,y fr eYtcDsiIn Ct hs patent for railroad CIR
epIioes.
resptc's the claim of the 81 Regis Indians to hau-
sss lsn6e. OfdCrod 70 be printed.
Mr Ha,t's cTtGeoials for the ne1s SIX years were
pIeseL.eL ard r.c,i|Ld
MI DOOIdiTLE prcse ntod resolution that the
C,mrciitSe ca oroieu Relations be Instructed 70 III
oaiTe icto q caPccitIcy Of acquiring by treaty.
lscsf8n q Central South Amer;cs, the ri yl3 Of
c.tiZG aehip for such free negroes ~ may emgra.e
from TIE United Statts n consideration OF tue trade
thtuoe derivahl@ "a Frc.s t stcn colonies.
Tie Pest O1ice Appropriation bill then taken
up, arc the ;rsrk iug privilege discussed.
a vote was taken agreeing 10 the recommends
tiOSs tf The COTfCreIce mmiite5 on the Post Oti3e
Appropriation bill nancy, tnst the Senate reeds
from its amendment sbOlshHg the frarklng privilege
and raising the rate Il postage. and res utod cas- -,
Nays IL. Consequently the bill YVES passed.
Mr.. SLiDELL U4-. moved the uual resolution -
cary On tie unfinished bushes 10 Nc next session,
which 80 agreed %.
MI. DANio Mis- introduced resolution TINT the
Judiciary Committee inquire whether further le9isla-
lion II Necessary Iespec,ing TIE election Of United
STATE 81 aio's, w5ich adopted
Mr SEWARD ~ A. offered resolution pre'ent-
ing tie iLi Es OF tie Senate 10 NcePretident Brock
enridr Fsr the dieLtY ard imperAli'y with which he
hes p,ssdrd over TIER DELIBERATIONS, winch was
agreed TO unsi ln0usly.
A Joilt COMMITTEE was appointed to INFORM Tie
Preside 1t tHet Congress is reaoy TO adjourn.
Mr. BENJAMIN lLs.) introduced u resolution that
the President 10 DO prepared &c tie next ses-
sion a tabular statement Of all claims oil America
citizens sgeirst foreign Governments, with the action
taken on esch, bud thqSe:ult Thereof. Agreed TO-.
HI DOUGLAS On5 introduced resolution that
tie oggar izetion If the Territoyof Auzone be ting
spt csl oroer ao second Monday IN Docc1lber, anu
that TIE organization OF DacCtah AID Nevada he con-
sidere1 et the same time.
TIE Senate WOE occupied most Of the slternoon in
Executive bIfiuess, and adjourned Size Gle at T.
O'Clock.
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p-rf!s. Ssn.ue, ToHrteLd Ct Appcdr ntr:uk Huzl
dred, one Cf the most uaIs Denoc-sric AID Pro.
Slavery leaders who hs' hecn 10 NOS. J,.sr on.
porert OF srytt.,g lk, 80 sms Ic-at:c, or most
stsit 40 it;on If slavery IN Daiswa-e. was one of
the Couui;.ee 40 mp, Il .hs pll'forr afterwsrd
he sdJ1tssei tie meeting. Aluciug % the charge Of
Abolit on 10 Ae detailed the Numerous resolutions be
h.d Introduce to prevent the progress OF Ab,Ihoui.n
in De.awsrs. which they tie Dem -crs-s would not
psss for csr Of damaging the psrts. they be.rg too
ultra. lie eo the party on account Q! tao acton OF
Mr.. i.gc sraa on lie l. ccupou Constitution. O4e
Of tie tso i.este,ts # tie a..e.ug was a. he last
election D. Ultra q; Iosas.ad.
have but f,le doubt that az the reyt election
TIE Democrats vii be badly besten TIE psrty ciuoot
bear The ices Of 60 msny Of tier supporters who s,e
neu O. req. IhGclcc.
Our GubelIs'cria election ccaes eli in tt, st sts
this fsl. TIE Goyeino- ia tie uvst mp rtent Off lee
IL the State. lie appoints al tie county o ;e,s. Tue
C6ncidaes more hsn pIo,be be eitter ex,,0yeT.
nor Temple, James Bgokr ssfer Of keu: Cr Befi
Burton OF SC,ssa. Sone .citk Newcast is entitled to
the Gov rrcrsbir this time AID suj Of tie euds Of
ex-reratcr Wales would ike 10 49, hin nolninsted
John Rice of Wilmington viii probably he urged
forward by many, a. be has beer for msuy years one
OF TIE pur opel leadsra of the oil Whig party y
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L ru-.ls ssasssv.sss Of cur sIorioa,

pore defense L WHITE eeasesvsto- OF cur g'r'on<
urior.
THs Bodd@ Ten Gotcrro,s Il ne CIR, Sev fe-k-sH-
thd the thdrk, eom.sRify-As ecest witnesses We
ter vsn Testimony to th hiety IN the dsohass Of
lei s;Guous dlafA
Ain .House Governor Oliver responded
. II, S,rnh Regt=ent Na'ioaGl GsarS-For Discipline cd
asirsey .ley chSleass .ss admission Of or ~h@e country
Co. SUBWAY made tesporse.
TO- 7fr Serss s->t Esi5taDe.errnsi BY th.ir erer.e
90 & occupy po.ol scsrd n-the friendship they
ta'' eva s'-cea 'sT ~ Lsat Guard fully rvPrOcsrl
Co. Vcsbu'-t respon led.
Tie tilty-f.st Regimen. was also toasted. Ar,
seyeEa volunteer tos-i, ite coUpsny rose.
TIE PROCEEDINGS TO-SAY.
tbs tterrooa vo,cr.eer detachment Of the
Regnfrr VII esCor: tie Tigers IA the Be't)n bost.
Or Aer way taey vi stop at tie Me'rIp !ilsa II II
" re tredrck. W tske Photograph Of the c.
psny.
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From Havana.

NINNIf @VN, q IIt II -
The steamship Isabel has arrived. ms Havana
cor,esperdepce Of The Courier consrsdcts tae stoy
ef TIE ispeirg Of British msrres rear L Ardenas:
Havana. - l., A. ....,
Sugars were firm for the higher grades; the STOCK
At Hsvars and Matapzss was 300 600 boxes. hasc"-
vs5o d. l. Heights dull. S'erhDg Exchsnge ~
IL y cent preu;un u. Excha,g &c ON Nofthoih cues
ldl y cent premium.
Arrived at Havana och, brgs Rainbow, from h'd-
ton; Cesmopote from Portland.
Arrived at Key West, My tic Valley, iron new
York Sailed slips Richmond and Commodore, for
Boston; Eben Sawyer, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
FOYR PERSONS BURNED-TITO or THEN
FATALLY.

About |. o clock last right, Peer Lotus returned
home drunk TO Bis abode in the attic of the tenement
house No. If Baxter street, where he upsc, cam
phere lemp ard set fire TO the premises
IL. vie, Bidgot, an old woman named Higgins
and female named Hamlet Twohey were pre- :en and
10 tbi, GIT aud efforts 20 exdnsaish the ire became
Themselves sIoped in TIE fi,ines.
fire alarm was raised and the flames we're speedily
when the parties abeye mentioned were
found TO be shooking'y burned, two Of them--ths man
Lotus and the WOMAN Twotey-fataly. They were
all aiken 10 the Hospital
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The Steamship Nova ScOtian.

VUTBfC Monlhy, JVIle IIi Io7''
Tue steamship Nova Scotian passed the River du
Loup station a, half past clock this evening aud i'
duo here sbou, + O'Clock tomorrow morning. Upon
her arrival roIe reliable account Of her commercial
intelligence than that forwarded from Newfoundland,
f. well as any additional news Of interest, will be I'M
inediatey dispatched over the wites.
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Movements Of the Troops.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, jane II, I'M
A dispatch from Lssvenworth, dated the llth inst.
by express to Bonneville, says that tle dxta column
al trot ps will not march until to morrow, the I2th
inst. Gen. Hsrney aud staff with escot; OF -
of the 7th Infantry, under Capt. NJ. Laws leave the
dsy following change from the dates already fixed
for thesr departure owing to the heavy raos watch
have occurred there ADD feshets in all the small
streams. The bridge over the Sat Run has been car
rieJ AVA bra " bsc 2 replaced to-day Tne report 10
restion 10 tho cutting off Of Capt. MNcys train has
10 Foundation IN teG.
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Tur ArIyGED SLs'ER WtNDrryf Di'cH'kGFp.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Dwight, Of tie L. ,. Di--
tict Attorney Office, and Marshal liyndeis went to
;he ctce If L. 5. Commissioner Morreil, who Issued
the wsnsni Of ieizere against the Wanderer and con
serted 70 the tosl discharge Of tue vessel there be-
ing 10 evidence to warrant her further detention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

A,ornrR yioIEsT WmRLwiSD H .ldsDe stssien,
90 the Illinois Central Railroad in Ogie Ct1rty, was
truck by wbirlwcd Oh Thursday last similar to thsf
which destroyed Eluson The ,tatioa-houfe Mas e ,m-
pletey torn pieces, and warehouse Owned ~ M
Huptley aid occupied by Mes,Ts. NortonAtRfsstoa,
was ae tcIu ssubarr aod the 2raa stored ~ y zen.
tros1ces, over the pr.e. II rst tore Of the oot o.
a frame house and carried up through the opening
Mr. Ebe -bs:t who lived In tbe toare, snd aepo-. S
her On the ground shout bnhdr,d ysfds ds'An' ono
was ccfStstsoiy mic1ei BIZ: vi. Tsaovsr. ,,,,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

THE FLooD - Tx MI,NsDpRI.-The lsyss " st.
Iouis l. urGer water High water Is couing dow TIA
Mississippi from oil tho upper rvsrs asdi N fearful
u removing freight but much property viz be totally
DESTROY ed or Aoatsd down the r;vor. E on Ss.uf-
day morning the water Of tho Msssspp, ced ts wsy
though into the cuntry at Nsdton, ~bos Is on toe
lin, 3 s:de, atou. - niles above 81. Louis. Tia
event Old a.. hspp.n 10 1874. re water rusaed
tarouga Tbs gsp L Psi:ec: tsIs.t Aa4 al fad -
way .. sser Us AIs;ce, ~ -.
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condensation i'm Evansville. Ind.

CNCNNATI, Monday, Juoe n ISgl,
very de strGcliye fire occurred IL MEANWHILE lad,
on S.;ui day igbt involving ls's of 500 OOo: the
cana bank was damaged TO the eNtcnt oi l,JVo.
III JontaaL Office is a total wreck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
Waterbury, Conn, City Election

WAIFKBCNy, Monday June II, Eos.
At The annual city election held here today Henry
+. Fish, Gu tie Citizen aud Democratic tickets, was
reelected Mayer. The Americans aud Republicans
elected two Aloe rnen seventeen OF the twenty Coun-
cilmen, ard the other city officers.
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New-London, Conn, City Election

NLW-LONDoN, MOhdsy. June y, NO
At the city election held here to-day the Republicans
were successful. Stark, Republican, for City Cierk,
has majority of hundred and iifty-three. The Il >
pubIoars e1e highly elated at their victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15
Election in Norwich. Conn.

NORWICH, Conn, Monday, June II, ISIS,
Amos IL. Prentice, esq., Republican, was today
elected Mayor by handsome majority over the COM
bired opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

t,uu,nt. lie ctc'5. : .>ys, in .ke sririt of the
car y, 81 with tie Ufi1d sis,cA -sc;stny her ght,
Teh,srtepec sTt:cles, without dep
q .Ciatty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-15

THE VISIT Of TdG B0SToN LIGHT INFANTRY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

RosIN-Saes have been light. On Thursday 200 bbls.
Common changed hands at 81 20 Saturday so do No. at
s. so Monday l2O Pale at do So so 81 % Wednesday,
22O do No. at So IS % Dbl.
BEEswAx-Commands about Is cents u ID.
BEEF CATTLE.-Nothing doing. No arrivals and no de-
mand.
BACoN.-Has somewhat advanced with but ordinary
supply. See table for prices in quantity to suit.
MUTTON AND LAMB--We learn that both Mutton and
Lambs are scarce and much wanted well fatted and
healthy article will readily command highest figures
See table.
EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELs.-We note sales of - empty
Spirit bbls., as they rum at 81 so 81 90, cash.
CoFFEE-We correct table to which refer to suit
the present state of the MARKET for store rates. quantities
to suit purchasers.
CoTToN BAGGNG AND RoPE-The first is held at 16 TIC.
y yard-the latter at Sa 10 cents e b. We however, hear
of no sales.
Corn MEAL-Sells at about so to IS y bushel.
CoTTONNo sales this week. except bale of crop
received from South Carolina which brought IA cents per
h. This however, must not be considered regular mar
ket quotation. See table for prices.
FLoURThs article has become extremely scarce in con-
sequence of the stoppage of the mills in the INTERIOR
of the dry weather. Some few parcels in barrels
and sacks been brought in and the price has still
Their advanced fully ST. We quote family at s. Super 81 SO
81 IS fine at 81 Is 81 5O and Cross at 81 81 Is per
Dbl.
FIsH-We have no change to note in prices No Muets
in market far have been able to learn, and we
quotations for this article Other figures must be
considered as merely nominal
Cor-Received about 1882 bushels, retailed al
50 centsstock light See table for last sales OATS have a
| vanced shade. See table,
HAY-Sae of 200 bales prime Northern from wharf at 81
cents per 100 lbs.
MoLAssEs-The stock in first hands extremely light and
prices have gone up. See table,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20

MOBILE, August 1.-THE sales of Cotton to-day COM
prise 500 bales at Il Ic z for Middng The sales Of
Freights to Liverpool quoted at 3D. u b. Sterling Elk
change rules at a 81 u cent prem.
Il rSs
advandce. Flour is rmsales of 1000 barrels-State
II SO SS + 50 o g 50 e
81 20 81 80; white, 81 S5 60. Corn dull-saes Of
yellow 80 cents Pork is quiemess sl7 II 81 prime
SIS whskey is lower at 26a cents Lard quiet at
quiet t.a at i IL cents for Ro Spirits of" TupeDne
steady at Al cents Rosin is steady at 81 81 65. Rice
is quiet.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug 18th, 1s5S-The Courier's
weekly report quotes Cotton follows: The aggregate
quantity sold since last may be put down bales
against the receipt the time Of 1895 bales The
III aga at l14 ~ at 15 29s at III l2at 1915 at ia
at M n "a hs M and ss bales at ~ s srs;
III If cents We have no transactions to report in Long
Cotton, and the trade is closed for the season.
CoKN-Receipts heavy having reached by Railroad alone
nearly bushels and 900 bushels by vessel from North
Carolina 5000 bushels of the first sold at 80 cents
One cargo of latter extra quality, sold at So cents
FLoUR-Dull, best brands S IS IS s7a-nomnaly quo
AY-Sale of 600 bales from store at 20 cents
BAcoN-sides 81 81, Shoulders y, prime Hams IL
IA cents.
BAGGNG AND RoPE.-Market quiet. Bagging is held at
l5l l6 cents. Rope "a y cents:
| SALT.-Store lots held at 20 cents per sack.
MoLAssEs.-Scarce, and holders asking higher rates.
NORFOLK, Aug. lob acon-Hog round IL a liz Hams
II 49, Mddngs lO3c. Corn-White IS; mixed 49, asa vel
low so cts Cotton ia lac. Meal boted rs Soc Lard
No. l2; No. l2c Flour-Superne $50 81 Extra Sc 90
Family Sc so 81 co. Wheat-White 81 SO; 81 80, rec
81 2O4 $25. Naval stores-Black and Bright Tar 81 5O
81 81; Rosin 81 20 81 25 Staves-R o. HID, $34, 81
cuIls SIG 500; W. o. HID, $40 800, culls $751; w.
Heading $40. Shingles 81 S.. Pea Nuts rs 80. Mes
Pork $l94 Whisky Is 26c Guano-Peruvian, per ton
$50 a $50; Sombrero $50.
! FAYETTEVILLE, Aug l6.-Bacon l24 a Is :; Cotton
Fair Good, III a OOO Ordi. to Mid 10! q IL Flour
family Sc 25 a 600; Super. Sc 10 q 90 Fine, Sc 90
0 90 Scratched S. Is q co. Grain-COrn, 50 70 rs
Wheat SO 90 q 90; Oats 40 a As; Peas S. a so 80
Rye, 50 IS "a so Lard-l2 @ l3 cents Molasses-Cub
% q 80 cents New Orleans As q SO cents Sa-Liver
pool Sack, 81 Is a 90 Turpentne dip, 50 81
q 90; Virgin, 50 so 90 Hard, 50 90 @ 90 Spirits
80 a 90 cents.
BaconSaes of the best grades easily made at highes
figure.
Flour we advance quotation, very small supply OF
hand
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6th.-Newspaper report.-Cotton.
Sales of the week 5000 bales including $500 specuIa
tors and $500 to exporters Midding and lower quate
had declined I'D on the week Estimated sales Fri
day 1000. The market closed steady.
There breadstufs report in the papers. Corn
however, reported to be dull.
Pork heavy at Is Cd IS decline Bacon had decline
Is.
Sugar firm. Coffee firm. Congou tea had advance
Is I'd.
Rice closed buoyant. Rosin firm-common As, mediur
los, fine los.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Sin JAMES CLAhhE .
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfang in the all those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female cOnst
tuition subject. It moderaes all and all
distractions and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits
These Pills should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregnancy they to bring on
Miscarriage, but at any other time they safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Papation OF
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed and although pow
ertul remedy do not contain ron caome anthony, OF
anything hurtful to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Iate l. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester N. Y.
N. B-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized Agent will insure bottle containing so Pills. by
return mail
For sale by Druggists generally
HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO.. Charleston, Whole
sale Agents
March 18th, 1858 l6lN29-lY
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-20
DIED..

On board Steamer /" New World on the Hudson River,
on the morning of the 18th instant ELIZA LORD, only
daughter of Col CASTOR Meares aged years. months and
% days.
In this town, the morning of the 18th instant of Con-
sumption, VIM. H. McKOY, Esq, aged 30 years and IL
months
Mr. McKoy true genuine MAN, sincere, open-heart
ed and native of Sampson County he had been
for several years past citizen of Wilmington in which
place, in the County of his nativity he had the
spect and esteem of all who knew him
In this town Tuesday 18th ins suddenly Mr. w. A.
ROURK, aged about Sc years.
In this town. the evening of the 10th inst Mr.. VIM H
HARVEY, aged 26 years.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN, the great curer of Con-
sumption, for several years badly afflicted by
Dyspepsia that for part of the time he confined to his
bed He was evidently cured by prescription furnished
him by young clarvoint girl This prescription, given
him by child, while in state of trance has cured
everybody who has taken it. having failed once tits
equally as in of FITS of DYSPEPSIA The in
gradients may be found in any drug store will send this
valuable prescription to any the receipt of
stamp to pay postage. Address
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand ST., Jersey City, N. J.
Aug. z, 1868. 284'3m-503m
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From the St. Louis Commerc

From the St. Louis Commercial list.
BaIt does not dye but gives e health and beauty to
the decayng falling and dead restoring, if by magic
that which supposed to be irrevocaby lost Heads
nearly bald and others nearly white daily being changed
to their presne beauty and faces covered with pmples
rendered smooth infants and bushng rose
all by the use of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
CAUToN-Beware of worthless limitations, several
already the MARKET called by different Use
unless the words professor Woods Hair Restorative De-
pot ST. Louis, Mo-, and New York are blown in the bottle
by all Fancy and Toilet de aers in the United States and
Canada. Aug. 19-294-lt-5llt
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PoTAToEs-Sweet Potatoes of new crop in sparing
y but of very superior quality for early in the season
PoRK.-Remains about quoted last week-the prices
quoted are for lots to suit purchasers.
PoULTRY-Comes in sparingly.
SALT-We hear of the sale of lot to arrive at so cents
per sack for Liverpool ground. -...-
SUGARs-Remain about previously quoted See table
TBER-Little nothing doing. See table for prices
which must be considered as merely nominal.
SHNGLEs.-We have sales to report.
FREIGHrs-Reman about quoted this day week. except
for Spirits Turpentne to New York. which commands 81
cents per Dbl