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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-06-22

he had struck the supposed spectre with
the iron bar. The blow was probably
the cause of her death, although such
grasp as his hands must have deprived
her Of breath. He never knew afterwards
what he did, for never CLEAN ofreason
Illuminated the darkness of his soul aud
now the tolling bell has told US that
Heaven in its mercy has finally freed the
spirit FROM its shackles of clay, and given
it life and light in better world"
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trouble thc public further, as il il not q
matter in which the public place any
special interest. Through The whole
course Of remarks, made by One Of
the People" he clearly manifcsts a spirit
Of personal hate aud maliguity against
soDse one, whom he insists is " Molley's. q"
Now personal griefs and private quarrels
should be settled without troubling tho
public with them aud do think il 1t.
Ne in The extreme for any man to vent
his spleen and pour gu. bis wrath, undor
cover Of discussion Of public affairs
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Mr.. Enron: Your very useful and
ever welcome paper has furnished, for
several weeks past, medium for your
various correspondents TO express their
views, Of | may 50 speak pro aud con,
on the School System. recently put in
operation in Montgomery county. Now,
! do not assume the dignity of a Judge,
and write a criticism upon any one of tho
communications referred to, but will take
it for granted that each one has done his
very best; and if | knew the authors.
| might say first rate, considering who
wrote them. Well, now, looking at them
altogether, think the readers Of the SEN
tinet will unanimously agree that this
question of Z" Old System or - New
System is settled, and that our Legis-
l1tors acted wisely in giving the people
this new Primary School, not from any
arguments urged by it's advocates, bus
from the nonsensical gasy inelegant ex-
pressions, and glazing imporfections in
some OF the communications, it is more
than proven that education has been most
sadly neglected that the mind, the in
tellcct Of our people, has been allowed
to sleep and be inactive. say establish
more and better schools let tho youth
of our county be taught to think and ex-
press their thoughts in writing. and we
will no longer have your columns filled
with such agf, to the exclusion Of your
usual interesting and useful reading mat
ter A FARMER.
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DRY Goods,


DRY Goods,
to which invite the attention Of my old Gus
tuners and the public generally. | name in
part, as follows:
Dress Silks at 81 cts; very fine do 81 cts
Poll de Chevres, Valentias, Travelling Dresses
Stella Shawls and Mantillas
Lace Talmas and Raglans
Lace, Chantlla and Shetland Wells
Swiss and Lace Collars; all kinds Embroidery
Plaid Jackonets; plain and figured Swsses
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, Kid Gloves
Long and short Mits, Gloves Hosiery
Cravats, Hoop Skirts Of the best makes
Table Damask, Napkins, Towelling
Best bleached and brown Sheeting & Shirt
ing Cottons
Cossmeres, Cassincts and Jeans, for Men
and Boys Wear
4LSO-Tn MILLINERY
Fine Fancy and Straw Bonnets and Flats
Ribands and Flowers
l-s~ B6nncts and Hats bleachcd and trim
ed at The shortest notice. Ny motto is,
First in Fashion Cheapest in Pricer
which is fully carried out in my establishment.
/ viii be pleased to show my Goods whether
purchases are made or not.
Gail and see for yourself the price viii be
made to suit, at f. GUTMAN'S,
No. IL Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C.
6p l3-tf
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NEGROES WANTED.

q THE subscriber wishes to pur-
sSt2. chase any number Of likely Young
NEGROES of both sexes. Eos the
Southern market, for which he will
pa7 the highest prices.
Having purchased the estahiishmentin Alex
a1dria, Va, recently owned by Mr. George
Nephart, he is prepared 90 receive negroes in
care az the usual price Of board.
Owners Of slaves wiz dndit to their interest
to consult him before disrosing Of thoirneproes.
98~ WIZ T.HICKMAN, OF Medley
District, in this county, is my authorized Agent
for the purchase Of slaves
CHS. N. PRICE.
Rockville Nd, Feb. &c, 1859
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SPoT" LINCOLN Lincoln is known
throughout Illinois by the sobriquct Of
Spot Lincoln" on account Of long
and foolish set Of resolutions he intro
duced into Congress when ho first took
bis seat, calling upon the President for
certain information relative to the spot
Of land on which the first blood was she'd
in the Mexican war. They were so ri
diculous that they never came to vote
at al, even where his own party was in
the minority. Since then he has been
"spotted' by the people Of Illinois when
ever he has asked for Office. which has
been nearly every year, aud he will be
spotted now by the whole country.
~ Dcfr0d Tree Pros
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LEAP YEAH In olden times, unmar-
ried women used to wear scarlet petticoats
during leap year. If thoy showed il TO
any man, be was bonud 70 marry them,
but he could buy himself on by present.
ing the lady with a new gown--a cheap
ltcrnate.
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BUTCHERlNG.
Fresh Meats,
AJCTlOMEERINC-

WM. W. ALLEN, Auctioneer. will attend
w TO sales in any portion OF the county,
and respectfully solcts a share OF the public
patronage. His charges are moderate. All
orders lelt at The " Sentinel Office or directed
to me at Rockville, will be promptly attended
20. dec left
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GROCERIES,

lust RECEIVED a large supply Of Fresh
y Groceries, which am dsposing Of al
Georgetown prices. JOHN W. JONES,
dec II Saloon Bgilaing Rockville
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

EDITORIAL FATAIrTY.-Speaking of the death of Mr..
Roy, late editor of the Vicksburg Sum- the Concordia
I,ateNigencer says:
This sad event makes the fourth Democratic editor
that has come to violent death in Vicksburg Hagan,
Ryan, Jenkins and now Roy-and all in street en-
counter excent Ryan-who fell in duel with Hammet
whig oditor There cannot be cited another city in
the world where there has been such fatality Of violence
all confined to editors of one and the same political
creed
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
For Sale and to Let.
LAND FOR SALE.

60 $50 ACRES OF LAND in Sampson County adoin-
80 ihg the lands of E. Gregory, widow Gavin, A. j. Dan
e and B. PigfOrd. There fine chance to imr rove
he production of the land there mari be excel
n quality on the cleared portion is also well adapted
corn or cotton and would produce well with guano or
plaster There also few turpentne the prem
seS Mr. e. Waters will show the lands any person when
caied upon Terms made to suit purchasers. Apply to
NJ ". R. BELL, Warsaw, n. c.
FeO' ZhO, 1861 233m*
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
FRONT STREET, (BELOW MARKET STREET,)
lnna n to

L. A. HART & JOHN c. BAILEY, PRoPR1EroEs,
DRASS AND IRON CASTINGS, finished unfinished !;
b new Machinery made and put up old Machinery over
hauled all kinds of Patterns Ornamental and Archeet9
Work generally.
All work warranted to be as represented Orders re-
spectfuly solicited.
Also Turpenne Stills and Copper Work in all its branches
November 1Ith, l669-l1-ly.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

and THE BEST REMEDY for al diseases Of the hair and
scalp. Such is Mr.. Spading's preparation
Watchman.
Is warranted 1st beauy the hair. I'd, to curl the
hair beautifully 3D. to remove dand1uf efectually 4th
restore bald heads 5th the beard and
whiskers grow 6th to prevent hair from falling off
7th all diseases Of the scalp 8h to prevent hair
turning grey 9th to headache. lOh to kill hair eat
you not satisfied try it, All genuine has the sigma
of the Propretor-taken other-J RUSSt Ii SPAL
DING q fremont st. opposite Museum, Boston, Mass.
Sold by VIM. H. LIPPITT, Wilmington, N c.
June Sd. 1859 4O-9m
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

The largest African boa constructor ever capuea aVe
week or two SINCE He measures forty feet Iwen
v inches in circumference and weighs four hundred anu
pounds. he capable Of Taxing as o"e ''
0 full grown sheep.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
NEW GROCERY STORE

NEW GROCERY STORE.
NHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the public
that he has taken the formerly occupied by
sell Bro No 80 North Water Street. where he has and
will continue to receive general assortment of GROCE
RlES, PROVISIONS LIQUORS, and such other articles
usually kept in Grocery Store, which he will sell low
for cash. Orders thankfully received and promptly attended
to.
All Consgnments of produce will receive prompt personal
attention. D. M. FOYLES.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

A time for all things. The time to leave is when
young lady asks you how the walking is-Erchangc;
When that question is put to us, we always unoeI
with u.s. and offer our arm at once.-Prentsce.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
Rewards.
$40 Ward.

H6 RUNAWAY from the subscriber the night of the
a oath nst his negro CHARLES. Said negro about
~ five feet or inches high about 35 years 0d-hrows
his right foot out considerably in walking. He is well
known about town. Has old look.
The above reward will be paid for his confinement in jail
or for his delivery to me at Jumping Run.
JOHN T. HEWETT.
January g. 1860. l2l-lt-234t*
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
THE LIVER
| N IG O R ATOR!I

l,>., - PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD
COWPOONDED ENTIRELY FROM GINS,
] ONE OF tn BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER MED
L lCINES now before the public - -i' M '1D
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
General Notices.
TD THE PURLI(


- THE SUBSCRIBER having re-opened the s. UNION
::;H HOTEL, in kenansvie, would be pleased to have
his friends and the public generally to give him CALL
pains will be spared to make his guests comfortable
PATRICK MERRITT.
Feb. Gth 1860. 24-2m
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

PETER LORELLARD.
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS,
IS q IS CHAMBERS ST,
(FormeIy AZ Chatham Street, New York;
Would call the especial attention of Grocers and Druggists
his removal and also the articles Of his manufacture z
BROWN SNUFF.
MacGbOy DemigT0s,
Fine Rdppee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, NachtOches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Fresh Scotch,
high Toast Scotch, Irish High Toast,
Fresh honey Dew Scotch or Lundyfoot.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING.
No. /, ?. A. H., plain, st. Jago,
No 2, laVendish, or sweet, Spanish,
Nvs & : mix'd, Sweet Scented Oronoco Canister,
ktefoot, Tin Foil Cavendsh, Pure Turkish.
A Circular of Prices will be application.
n B.-Noe the article of Fresh Scotch Snuff, which
will be found superior article for dipping purposes.
l9-3m
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES!

j. Il. CALDWELL ~ CD.
S32 Chestnut Street, Opposite Girard House)
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW IfPORT4 TIONS-F WATCHES.
DATEK, PHILIPPE l. CO., Watches. in Geneva.
: Charles Frodshams London Time eepers, new SERIES
all sizes, in Hunting Cases and Open Face.
HB-Sole authorized Agents for above,
Gold and Silver, English and Swiss WATCHES,
Rich Jewelry, designs
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, ard all the fashionable styles.
Silver Ware, unsurpassed in style quality and finish.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia invited to examine
their NEW MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT, a visit en-
failing obligation to purchase.
~ Uniform prices, in plain figures and variation.
July % Ally
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

EDWARD McPHEHSON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- No. South Wafer Street,
WILMINGTON, n. C..
Aug 18th. 1859. soft
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
AGRICULTURAL INIPI,E0TENTS;

49,, - AGRICULTURAL NIPI,EMENTS
We SUBSCRIBERS having accepted the agency for the
= sac @ OF E. WHITMAN & CO. s (BaltmoreS ceIebratad
10 I IOkAL IMPLEMENTS AND HORSE POWERS
to furnish the same at Baltimore nrices at
circulars containing list of articles with prices furnished
Wilmington, N. c., October q, 1858. nlIoILL; s.Ix
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
AIIEN & CLARK.

4. r.
INORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
A Luf9i0HS Wharf, WILMINGTON, N u
Aug. jth 1859. 49-ly
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
'THLOH S.HONIHA

IUMUH N(fTUNI dH
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS SO c. NTs PER DAY:
City Hall Square, corner OF Frankfort street,
Opposite City Hall.)
Meals as they be ordered in the spacious Refecory
There Barbers Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
Hotel.
N. B.-Beware OF Runners and Hackmen, who say
we are full. R. FRENCH, Proprietor.
Aug. II, 1859. 5O-Iy
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
THOMAS w. PLAYER,

THOMAS w. PLAYER,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
sg- Office il NJ. McInis Store, North Water Street
SpUtember %, lSj9-4-lV
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

w. GROVES,
I INSPECTOR OF TIMB AND LUMBER,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
Sqptember o. l95q-4Gm
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
anted.

HAIL COLUMBIA! EEE sOUT H FOREVER!
81 THE SUBSCRIBER is now in market for a number
* Cf LIKELY NEGROES, for which he is determnd to
~ pay the highest prices Persons having such pro-
perry dispose Of viii DO well to call sOon ad
dress NE at Clinton, n c. b. G. BARDEN
Feb 9th 1850 43m*
NEGROES sH4'&GD.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER is in market for number Of
- Negroes, for which am determined pay the high
~ cash prices Persons having such property for
would do well to give call or address me at Six
Runs, Sampson county, N. 9. JOHN BARDEN.
August 10th, 1853. 62-6m
NOTICE SI4AVk-EIOiIDEEisS IN NORTH AND
SOUTH CAROLINA.
20 I AM IN MARKET NOW FOR THE PURPOSE
* OF BUYING NEGROES. All persons who have such
~ property dispose of would do well call me, or
at Warsaw, N. c. will 60 any part of either
of the above named States after negroes.
All letters promptly attended to-
August 26 lS59--526m. NORRIS FREDERICK.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
JOHN MCLAURIN,

7 NJ. SMITH, JOHN MCLAURIN.
SMITH a. McLAUEeIN,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
4 WILMINGTON, n. G.
REFER TO
JouS DAWSON, Esq Mayor.
/. +. HALL, Esq President Branch Bank State N o.
CIct I'M In5g ~ CIT
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
LAND FOR SALE.

YTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO 49,
i GO SOUTH, offers for sale his PLANT4 TION SsF&
and LANDS, in New Hanover County, l3 miles below --
Wilmington, consisting of 1000 acres less front
ing the Cape Fear River upwards of two miles, running
thence to the Sea- INCLUDING Sound and Banks There
tasks of Tupentne Boxes and Pines enough for five
six tasks. Wood, both Oak and Pine in abundance
quite quantity of Mill Timber might be cut and ali
venen the water Some hundred Marsh and
Swamp Land, might be converted into Rice Farm. The
attention of persons wishing to embark the culture
Grape, is particularly invited.
ON the premises about $50 cleared land quite
number of fruit trees small dwelling house and other
necessary buildings, including negro houses.
To person possessed OF sufficient force this place
offers facilities for making money rarely met with.
further description useless. Come and for your
self A bargain may be had, and no mistake.
J. 6. PICKETT.
Sept. 3Oth, 1852 5-tf
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
Schools.
July 9Th, 1859

ELLINGTON ACADEMY, NEW HANOVER Co.,
NORTH CAROLINA.
S. W. CLEMENT, PRINCIPAL.
j. o. BOWDEN, ASSISTANT.
TTNHE NEXT SESSION will begin the 1st of February
The Academy will be furnished by the beginning OF the
term with suitable Library and set of Philosophical APP
paraus. Attention will be given to that much neglected
peciaiy to exercise in Drilling.
TERMS SESSION
Tuition in Primary Department.. SlZ 5O
IS Higher Branches, s,................... 10 w
Languages and Higher Mathematics 20 OO
Board. including everything. ..........S8 per montn
Contingent expenses. .........t..... w
deductions made at my option.
December 22d, l859-l7-3m.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

$50 REWARD.
~ RANAWAY from the subscribers plantation, last
Il June, his negro boy PETER. Said Peter is a dark
y negro, about Is to 20 years DID, feet feet inch
es high toerably stout made,s Cooper by trade. Sup
Upper Black River Districts will give the above re-
ward for his me- his odgment the Jail of New
Hanover County. JAMES 2. MOORE.
January 18th, 1860. 2O-tf.
$50 REWARD.
aka Runaway FROM THE SUBSCRIBER OF the night of
q the 9th inst negro named GREEN, aged about
~ 40 years, toeraby bright compected, coarse harsh
looking skn bushy head of hair had whkers when he left
weighs about 100 pounds, close built broad the
and has a small naked spot on the top of his head.
hension and delivery for his confinement any jail
so that get him again
is supposed that he went off with his young master,
boy of about eighteen years If age.
Address at Earpsboro', Wake County, N. C.
Dec. 80, 1859. { l9-tfl HENDERSON HOCUT.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
AUCTION SALE.
By d. PIGOTgT, Auctioneer,
Walkers Ferru for Sale.

Walkers Ferry for Sale
ON THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT at EXCHANGE
Corner, in the town of Wilmington, IL o'clock NJ
will offer at Public Auction that valuable franchise on the
North West branch of the Cape Fear River well as
WALKERS, OR THE MOUNT MISERY, FERRY:
TERMs-T Twelve months credit; bond and approved Sc.
curty required.
January 26th, ls60-22-tds.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
- The ST BSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANTATION
F in Middle Sound district, New Hanover county, about
eight miles from Wilmington part of the Winning
ton TOpsail Sound Plank Road.
Said plantation contains 662 acres, less, of which
there is about one hundred under cultivation The
balance is good wood land susceptible of cultivation
ground pea land
The improvements dwelling house with suitable out
good well of water and other conveniences
1t is deemed unnecessary to describe the place
large. any person desiring to purchase will of
examine for himself which you do by applying to Mr..
Reuben Ever the premises by addressing sub
scrber W. A. BLOODWORTH.
Dogwood Grove New Hanover County, N. c.
Jan. 18th 1860
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

$25 REWARD.
20 l WILL GIVE REWARD of twenty-five dollars
a for the delivery me, for the confinement i'll Jail
~ so can get him. of my Turpentine Cooper, ISAAC.
h. well known in New Hanover and supposed to be
lurking about Long Creek and MOores Creek He left
without cause so far as know.
II. MCMILLAN.
Black River Chapel, New Hanover Co., N. c..
Dec. 18th, 1859 l6-tf
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

ALDEK1IAN ~ BETTENCOURT,
VETHOLbSALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
w No. 81 NORTH WATER STH H1ET.
orders for Goods accompanied by the cash. or IRON
puuctua customers solicited and will receive prompt and
faithful attention. July 20, 1859.
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
EDWIN A. KEITH,
sIJDTu MT

O1l'4-'o4iNo are 4" WILMINGTON, N. G.
Ofa-orvices to Planters Factor or Agent for the
cotton; will give his personal attention to the sale
yUttOn.
His Commission for selling Cotton will be so cents per
bale 10 additional charge viii be made Cotton forwarded
ty New York for lO cents per bale.
Mt
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16
Palace Of the Tuileries, Dec. 81, 1859.

MARVELLOUS NARRATIvE-A frghtul story, reminding
one of the fabulous history of the three sanards is told
paper published at Colema, Mexico. When Gen. Pue
ba entered the town Of Ago. in September last he
ed forced loan from the people, and share of fell
the curate of the place. party of men went to his dwell
ing and knoc hed at the door there and
they broke n They found in the house, and
about to leave when they heard fghtul proceed
ing from the ground saying " am hungry" After
ful examination, they found movable stone in the floor
and under this stairway leading down to vault,
which entirely dark and had connection with the
air by the staircase and hole that served Ven
atOr In this vault books few articles ct fur
ure, and woman, who had been shut there for egh
When brought into the light she tainted After she had
turned to her sanse thousand questions asked OF
her, to which she replied only that she had been buried in
that vault for eighteen years without gong out lor mo-
menU she had been married and had children by her
husband she knew nothing OF their fate that while i'm
prsoned in the vault she had children by curate
but she knew nothing of what had become Of these Children
and after saying this much became obtnaely silent While
this passing, sergeant of the Peubta Brigade then
present. discovered that this his mother, and
she recognized him as her son. and embraced him. The son
then for his father, who and recognized his wife.
The husband fifteen years ago. imprisoned three years
under the charge of having murdered his Wife, this woman
A SINGULAR CAsE.-The illness of fTheodore Rougeot,
who died in Rome, n. Y, the 24th ult., says the
Utica Telegraph was the most singular we ever heard
Of When thirteen years of age he was taken with in
fammatory rheumatism aud was almost helpless for two
years he then recovered but in two years thereafter ne
was attacked again, and continued entirely helpless and
confined to his bed for eighteen years. There was but
one Joint THAT of one thumb) that he could move
He was obliged to be bosered up in bed il position,
partly in sitting posture for the eighteen years he
could talk and read WELL but could not otherwise stir or
move; his food made very fine and sucked up or
mumbed over in his mouth as his jaws immovea-
BILE he was nothing but skin and bone, yet his appetite
and general health were good. His mind was Clear, his
memory good, and he person OF considerable
| intelligence and quite reader
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

CU-PAEtENElsSktIP NOTICE.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
l. in the town of Wilmington, N. c., under the firm and
style of SWITZERLAND q COLEMAN, for the purpose of
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices will be paid.
They also have house in Mobile Alabama where they
will receive and sell Slaves commission Liberal advan
ces made upon Slaves left with them for sale.
D. j. SWITZERLAND
JAMES c. COLEMAN.
August lst 1859. 2-n
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16


I;S IIG57 uIns remove all One dose often repeated
h " oau lhaCtef from is a for Cholera
~; 3I supplying IN ~ Alor6uS and preventive
tHel, r pace a healthy flow eGJ of Cholera.
ot plie, lhVlgoratng the Only bottle is needed
1. Gaushg 1000 to ~ to throw out of the system
ie wen, PURIFYING he r. the effects of medicine after
TToUIh1i giving tome and e a long sickness.
lLh 10 Ihe Wnole ma II One bottle taken for .Jdu
C@nnely @ Ia wing TN ~ dice removes all saowness
vi tne usease--eHect A unnatural color from the
ing radical cure. - skin.
61toAS GuGchS are cured, - One dose taken short
anu, "haV Is petter preVen- time before eating gives
me occasional use 2Nj VlgOr to the appetite and
Vi GIe LIVER IlVgoratOr - makes the food digest we'll
Gne Uose a1ter eating IS h1 One dOse often repeated
sufficient to relieve the g cures Ch Onic DdYrh 1G
sIolnach and prevent the y in its worst form, while
ood from rising and eu7 Summer Bowel Com
ing. Elniuts Weld almost to the
only one dose taken be- 81 first dose.
tore retiring, prevents T1 A few bottles will cure
"'g9'nmore. g91, DTopsy by exciting the ab
only one dose taken at sorbents.
night, OOsens the bowels k1S7 We take pleasure in re-
gently, and c0StiUe 70 commenting this medicine
ness EY a preventive for FeUer
One dose taken after each ~ and 4que Chill FUer and
meal Will cure Dyspepsia. - all Fevers of Bilious type
One dose OF two teaspoon z 1t operates with certainty
ls VIII always relieve SICK - and thousands willing
Headache ~ to testify to its wonderful
only one dose immediate - virtues.
y relieves Collie, while
All 'chO using II 9Ulg their unanimous testimony
Ma ooaer IN the mouth eo the Irvigorntor, and soauoeo
both together.
PRICE
DIR. SANDFORD Proprietor, No 335 Broadway, N. York
Retaiied by all Druggists. Sold also by w. H. LIPPITT
WALKER MEARES, and DRAKE & MCLIN Wilmington,
n C. March oath, 1859-30-ly
Wilmington journal., 1860-02-16

c. Fl. ROBINSON.
Elizabethtown, n c., Jan. 2, 1860.
= r. RINAIDI, having purchased the entire interest
- of the above Company, will be pleased to his for
patrons to whom he returns thanks for the liberal
epuragement heretofore bestowed and wait upon them in
the sale OF his goods. B. F. R.
January I'd. L