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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20
Remarkable Instance of Medical Rse'
lief

eRF- Below we publish the certificates of three ofthe
sufferers from the pangs of disease who, having re-
covered their iormer health, and impeed by graft
tude, make known their cases and remedial agent and
their statements authenticated by Notary Pub
lic The demands of society imperiously command
their publicity and commend their perusal to the
attention OF all afflicted:
IHdnkfulfeSS IS the Incentive TO GTdt5tSde
osRGFIcATE.
The undersigned, desirous Of acquaintng those who
may be unfortunate enough to be similarly afflicted
where - permanent relief Of their suGerings may be
obtained, feels it his duty to thus publicly express his
most sincere gratitude to Dr. l.. j. Czapkay for the
permanent recovery of his health. Borne down by
the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious prac-
tice of uncomfortable passion in youth depressed in
body and mind, unable to perform the most tri-
fling duty imposed upon the daily avocations Of life
sought the advice of many physicians, who al first
garded my disease as of triing Importance but alasl
after few weeks, and in several instances months of
thertreatment found to my tterabe horror, that
instead Of relief my symptoms became more alarming
in their torture and being told by that my disease
being principally confined to the brain, medicines
would be of little consequences despaired of ever re-
gaining my health strength and energy and a last
resort and with but faint hope, called upon DR..
Czapkay, who, after examining my case, prescribed
some medicine which almost instantly relieved me of
the dull pain and dizziness In my head. Encouraged
by the result resolved to place myself Immediately
under his care and by strict obedience TO all his di-
rectons and advice, my head became clear, my ideas
collected, the constant pain in my back and grOins
the weakness of my limbs the nervous reaction of my
whole body on the slightest alarm excitement the
msanthropy and evil forebodngs; the self-disrust
and want OF conf lence in Others the incapability
study, and want Of resolution, the friphtfu exciting
and at times pleasurable dreams by night, followed
by involuntary discharges, have all disappeared and
in fact two months after having consulted the Doc.
tor, felt as if inspired by new life-hat life which
a short time ago, contemplated TO end with my owl
hand.
With n view to guard the unfortunate from fallinl
intn the snares of incompetent quacks deem il my
duty to offer this testimony to the merits and skill o
DR.. Cz-pkay, and recommend him TO all who may
stand in of medical advice, helm assured by my
! own experience that under his care, a radica
and permanent cure will be effected
| IL. 4. F. FILLMORE.
State OF California, county of san Francisco Sub
scribed and sworn to before me- This 18th day Of Ap.
ril, r. 1856 (Signed)
LIS JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public
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,,syr,E or TBS AMgRivaH xuRofKAr RxPnns
" C,anpany, No. " Brosd~ay Eew ro k-EsAsblsh-d
EO-9hsrss certain perSos have recently opened an
me- N rity or the f CARVING ku op~an
express business and are making f n.mevir the
streYcan Eurogesu EIpre-sn n Hhsch deceive
m Trends We beg inform The on lie he aid persns
lave o0pnecun whatever eth hona- either n Nev
ork Inrdnu, ilvrrprcl or PARA AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4
n ~ Br@dwsy sole Propriess In New xoet q NE Amsw
..u brprc-s
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tlHNAkE NE4hR@.-I AN esLdINU HAVANA tE
~ ea-s ~ hs ~ ar ~ iov - 10 90 - bourh,
fthr renifr N tt~ ftv ruerhaHts will GaA grsay
tl tffir lftrftsf a. eaii sns BE cnrvftter.
UkO. VI, EIcHOts, lnpaFisr, "a Liberty street.
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CLooP SCHOONER OR BARGE wANTED-roR THE
- marketing trade 30 or 10 tons Inquire Of Captain
LYNCH the soop Sophis foA OF Beach street y on
Wednesday, Thursday Friday sing Sing, of d. COL
LYkR.
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SHIPPING.

EIRsr SHIPS FOR LIvERpoOL AND LOND0N.-rHB
celebrated clippsr shie AIR ROBERT PekI. sails for
state rooms found $l6 Ship RHfNK for London, sails
October TO- For passage apply 70 THOS O. koCaE IS
10
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0cober 10. For passage spply 70 fHos c. RoCHE.
South sweet
INOR CHARLEsToN 8. O., SAVANNAH, GA, Anu
Il the Sruh aud konthwe.t-1hr~e steamers . woek-rn
weekly Ured States mail site wheel sesmAhp ns-rbe
splendid steamship MARION W. y. Foster commander viii
leave pt~r No North river, Thursday. October H. A
O'Clock p precisely. Rates OF passage, with through
kets. follows. To Avsnnsh 6s SIS; ChArleston b. o.,
SIS; New Dreams $39 f5 Mobile S35 W. ntgomsry Ala SIS
NAshse Tenn x27 75 Memphis S3 10; ,bst snoogs SIS:
Knoxville Szs So Augusta Ca S1 50 Atlanta $2 Charlotte
N. S22; roiumbia c. SO For freight apply
10 sPOfFORD riLEsTok CO, 20 sf5fosdwsv. The Jas
Adger ~. Philips, commander will succeed Saturday
October S and the Nashville, Capt aurrsy Tuesday,
October 6 The adams M Companvs great Sutherr
E,press carried this leThe agAnsa 6outh will
give irformaion as to sailing days, fare, &c.
THgouGH FREIGHT ARRASaEMENr-FoR NOR
folk fonsmouth City Point aud R,chnond, connectng
With Norfolk and Petersburg and southsids Railroads for
Freight reoved day and through receipts furaished
steamship JAM EsTowE. Oalt Skinner, leaves every Tu,s
das asf M, t,kng freight for Portsmouth, CITY Point and
Richmond.
sssanshp ROANOKE c.e. ceucs; every Thursday ~ 5
r. NJ taking freight for Norfolk City Point auc Richmond
ana calling Al Old Point Comfost 70 ianS passsDgers
stesmshp YOHKTOs Capt Parrish every saturday al
NJ taking freight for Noroh, City Point and Rchnood.
Freish 10 Porsmouth Norfolk per foot 10 City
Point cents and 70 Biuhmond cents
sPasssge To Nofslk and meals Included 81 10
Petersburg Richmond S0 children between The OF
LUDLAM HEINEKEN.
us Broadway.
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r1rEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
~ pool landing embsrkng passengers At Qneenstown
respd 1he Liverpool York and Phiisdeiphia steam
nip Company intend their full powered Cyde-
built iron steamships
GLASGOW Saturday, October Is.
(yITY OF BALTIMORE, Stature ay, October ~.
CITY OF MANCHEsTER, Saturday. October ",
And every Saturday, at from pier n Norsh river
PASSAGE. -
Srrt cabin ,,.......... SIS Steernge. w
M to Inndon IL. Ssl Do. to London. .N3
0teerage return tickets good for six months 500.
Psssrngers ror varded TO Paris Hsvre Hamburg Bremen
R, tterdain Antwerp, Ac. at reduced through fares
Persous wishing bring their rcrds can buy ucxes
nerc Al the following rates Yorksrom Liverpool or
Oueerrowu-Fts cabin SIS $S5 aud sos Seerage from
liverpool $40 from Queenstown, $U .
These have superior accommodation or passen
S and cnrpy surgeona They bu In water
GAIN iron ssc,ions patent Fire Annhiasora on
board. ..,.- ~, = ~
INMAN, Agent, Water street; In GLASGOW 70 "lhi4 ~
fNNAN No 81 Enoch square; in Queenstown y " q "
n sEYMSUR Co, in London 20 EWES 4 MACY, OIL
xips William street in Paris JULES pE0ouE No fiaoe
de Ia Bourse ip Phlade,phis 70 JOHN a. DAbn' ios "a
utreet or the Company . ofces
john u. DALE, Agent, l5 Broadway, n r.
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. nm UhrKs--vRom 10 TO scc oALLors nACH
srs supply of secpd hand Aour BArrc suitable for ae]
sry parking; constant supply ~ Barrels and IA
a.,tsis m Hour Applea potsoes &C., made "a
ale very lov. A. v bktoHh ~ hutsers dip
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" Oct H. a ~ O'clock match for $500 mile and peat.
10 wsgons Peter vorhies mes Stallion; ID Qsintou
RBpercr. There lions
Jersey both fsvorxes this vicinry Anecss
knp III. New Jerssy tate Fair this fall In 26
70 wagon, beating Belle VI Portland aod two others
SHAW WHITE. Propretors.
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40 CHRISTOPHER sTREKr-MRS. n. ROEDER GfVks
= - true Informative al affairs through We " rrg.ru 70
tspifh wealth love aBars marriages Journeys Las ans
tNcnirs shsent friends ecknese and death sc
NJ hoser hs lady who formerly resided N We
ter Etrheeuth she tpetka Nnrt-h euf
Gtnsu. and nurcsds ehen al nthsrs f Fees redacedi
lQf ls.nes, rs ceuss Ge0t.emen ~ cents.
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Nr P-wuo HAs NOT HEARD or rHR CRLsBK srEu
IN uaAsws PRhWsTEAs khe hse ben cnsntsd ~
shcussnd. hls and other ciss .h erre ~
-lg. os br.tanS asc shst f her vist~v yun ws~h the
truth eve her 2si Third abovs weny nrn
street. Ladies % cents, gentlemen, u.
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S6(DU ,Sa, ossgrs bu, once N ii,s ,ms The s,s,e
srf the sale n Of the b,u and INST usfn paint
~ housekeepsr ~ii bur
nr ard trying n mnues n vt $50 per 4 prfft
md al The sold cheap thai any family
ford bur has already tended intro
iuctt n No P~rwn need sppl, unless they can commsut
fxl0 roD siihes m available properly The
,rtcr and fn 'cularr gwen. by calling
r radsr~sanR " Bailey, IS ssesman street. New yosk up
sr, the srticle Call
Ispd bP.M n B.Psrsons st distance who desire 70
afe their State by remit'tar 81 have the
rIs .ent sxpens@ expr~~s
ar ull psrtculaxs q price Of each stale, 10.
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shos Letters two siphabe Figures AMI Border roola vfA
chises and ougrs Tor work with quantity Of rtoch
srlcisnt y retail for sl5o Square Conpsn. vinshlns
Polshins Brush rrnmer ebe&rp Hmoshing ston< M
ss~ cusvs Pattern sample De~xns Hammer and BlneA
sh Recipe for fnd~lhle fnk and Mercantile stencil Ina al
scrsrsry ns;rucnns for cutting eoc frsm~ making atn
II brushes and IN shr the vhole sy6s ~ carving tbs
aepc BYne~- st wholssAie vh suAsnt etoch and roos
description, warranted perfect exchAnxei ~
ne free for This whole ouidL snre and compiesA
surri.hed Tor $40 DIES al patented
me American sepcf Tool works Springfield vermonl
,.ve cash furc q s7n Go nvced exclusively In Ne
.rure Stencil 1nols bsvfns The hrweN and valuable
In he sssss vh wheel seventy i've hovp
oow er aAorrine tnnnite sdvsntAxca
san pIsn and sricniarp free >. rnam tpaken
- snd propretr NO n Merrhsbts ksckAnGA Bostoa; n
aroafwAy New Sorh, ~ Springfield. Va
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TroR SAVANNAH Asp orHEs PoISIs As BEIow-
The nr- ria.~ steamship sTAR OF The SOUTH .sl'
sfn Thouss Lyon sil eav. Tuesday octob-v Il y
n from pier No North rvsr. Thr5ush uckea can De had
rs~ oriesns $50 IS Mobile SIS Mcnssomsy s,s sa,.a.
Ala Coiumbus f1t. Albany e23 Atlanta vi, Chst
fsroe. s1s; r~bvine ~ rs; Knoxville, SB %, Mempha
,vsl 7s Augusta ti7 ~, MACON, 80 Savannah, tlA
rss steamer iuGrsrA dsptsin q wcyihnn, WI sue
W. sAMoEL L. MfTCHTLL SON.
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17VoK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-oN SATURDAY.,
October Is tho United s.aios mAn ssamsr o AKAaO ~
b Iipes com nander will sail from Pier North Hver to
n sach street saturday, Oct Is at noen THIS Geamer
uns1rpassed for safety AND double sngnes
Sack enclosed by water tight compartment which besides
o1Hes rcsult in the event Of collision or srandinx q
Seep the pups and the stety Of vessel
~ Price Of passage IN second caon se and
Vor freight passage apply 70 sAAuIL aoA vmy IN
GAUR EfZIn agents, mo. Broadway. TIC steamer Sui
ION vfll sail November 10.
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TroR sAyArNkH .-rHE rlRsy Class SIDE wnsm il
W 80. M. FOR savannah .efnes-1y OFT w
:, Srorr M fshin prssses SIS serras =. thronRe
-. =. ~s- oa~,s nut le~r etae dfa q anie rate -
~ ~sareyv fru, Tsv Yerh sup.rtr z, - e ~ -
.le.,.s 4, nrpit ting tr AE2oN Jr W hl-fh WHNr-
sxn.res,h,s ~ s.saref tsToNE - AiN wiB sAl -
s,v,v, ,ov - .~..-. ~. ~ a. ~ e'r.scx ). A.
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AsTROLOGY.

a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auano0 ossesrn
"A dsngh.er born cAui and gt NJ tails hoe
coon you w mArry, and many events, yous
very houghu Fec Is ceua until others stop copynR my ID
vertsem~uts ~ L1dlDw srve below Hcsssou osntAmes
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SHIPPING.
Is ATLANTIC srEAH NAVIGATION oonPAKY.
INV YORK AND GALWAY LINE

=
~ hsd pssssugers and recese ths royal mA ana xove
e9asn comprising this lins have been approved py NJ
INV IRON sIDE-wHHEL eTnAMERs
~ tous uufssA
~ e'us ~.
~ eous ~.
1As nszt departure Win be The CONNAU1H Hr from Bson
= russday Ga g 70 be followed By he PRINCE ALSsHE
fyu0 New York, Nov. 20.
IscH PIER No. 81, North river.
naes q % .nx p.t q Ireand q railway and
P class ol00 500 $6 according 70 state foonc ee
ormmodAttone Third class $50 Including cooked provoas
And 10 ~ Johns N. - First cass. x36, third clam ~
1dren under II bali price under one year froe
4rd cla required TO furnish beds and una
Pe1uue taking from New York for the staAos
tAna from booa viii receive FREQ paasAxe from New York
10 40sim. -
Ia aoausss Of thAs Company hAvs boen constructed With
- sreAtsa regards safety and comfort ombned
Uh modal and pnelnk power. and are built with snler
nsht They confidently expected W
weather qualities any vosssh over ptns
and replets with elegancies and ccnveniences
An expsftenoed 10 attached 70 each shu
W1aing seud for obtain return ucke ~
Se following greatly reduced priccs;-
nNkiyd cabin Galway. $50 " third cabin from any
tpr 10 Ireland railway ~ ~ tard cson ITO" sho
~<1ncipsI ciics of EnglAnd and Scotland, -
W "o'sA'' " HOWilR6 AsPINw ALL. Agents.
Mo-. u and 66 Sbu,h street.
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THE TURF.

JTEION COURSE l. L-TROTTINy-Ok wEpSss.
day. october TO- ~ ~ O'Clock r n. ssoepssske. u
q o mile heas best three in I've n hsrsess D. rafer
Suss III S"se. sas s,s z
SHAW 4 WHITE P,,prierx
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~sApavr ByRnv THE woNDER Of EUROPE, JUST
syysvss sr,rr Psrts-rrue sssrocvi phrecolouc snd
snrtuss abe sves nformaiiun 70 AL ansir of me
a.. sn,e vyss urky &C. Rhe hZs also the
oniv seaupe Oreek Arabic snSns ', - found n hs
coniry Residence Sk2 Bowgy ,resr Bond sxece bsdss "
c~rsa rrntsmen, 81
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A BONA rIpE AsyRoIoGIsr, THAT livery ONE oAl
"A depsnd b Madamc wTIsON. WHO tells he opjccs of
Eow yss :. scon = ,ea ester Der rooR ksSsns wsson
hA wcn6ersul and tell All he f
your whole life Her preons thai they surpr0
shas conmuiss her. Some ladies' HALE md
though they nerd nos fear f sAs grsss soinx eu wha
wocderfu acicua LADY Her sdvioe 80 beea
Known fail Ant she oner twenty thousand doAu rswAxd
" any ono who equal her In the above sresce h
wnspn n 10 posato Of The ceieerAed mario chsr
certain cir effect fruy she called
3 most wonderful Re.adence l3 Allen srecl b
tween and eaaos sfreess tAs bAksy. res 10
fun, for ladiss and gentlemen ~ cenh
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u,op sAyANvAH AND TIE sopTH.
- r,sr n rorsh river Thursday. Oct II. aSP n pre-
uisey. - -us rrsuvcs~.~d s~ro~~rrs. 49,
ma n-snys ucsss 70 rew urssns. swIs Noble SIS
We n.ousn s,S Nemphls ISL rs. ssshvle sU rs, Enor
nnnsf 80 @~a F1s albany f13 soatubns t7
80 ss ~ M Z. So huruss s7 o. Including omnibus fsrs
u con . so<ins porta Apply 70 N cporvrtI.S Sco
a. west tre<t and 33s Broad var.
.tnrAn Erl
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

AN AkDAIusJAE STALLION FOR sALE-AS
"A aCHENCKs suction store. 4l Broadway At 10 o'eio,s
Tuesday the 9th ins he old. iron
quei to ride, gentle in would make eisgslS
park horse, warranted sound
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v1oYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA
II For iverpooThs PEasi Jndsins m 1s
oambcat viii ply between tho Companys wharf 1870
CITY, and the Persia from II TO II O'Clock to convey pAssen
aers and baggage board. =.
In Of The great number q persoas who &C. on
pssengevs are pccuy requested take esve Oh ne
kends on the wharf they cspnos be taken ON board
fhe AFRIUA viii sAn the 2ith instant
- - NJ CUNARD No Bowling Green.
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r,oR sAvAENsH AND THE SOUTH
n The new ssannship X. T. CurLeR, Cspt =, cIorf~
wi leave pier IA Forh river, Saturday, och u @sr -
fsrrnsh ucs~v sold 70 New Orleans sobne hourcney,
Nemphla Nashville Knoxville. tnAasnookA Aosny ~"u"
oua Atlanta. Macon and Augusta -
fhe sccumodssona Cor psx~enxeu superior tsose o.
en{ ..y UR CROMWELL
70 wess street and sn Bruafwsy
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arApAvE Du BoIs CLArRvorANr PHYSICIAN. roE
M mrvir Harnumn Museum, rnrsf fndspendent 90 re
cord ir cram of di-->ss and susns - . again ss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06
Thanksgiving Day.

Yesterday being the day set apart in pursuance of
law as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer throughout
the State was observed here by general cessation of
business and also by religious services in several of the
Churches. The streets wore quiet aspect half OF
Christmas and half of Sunday. Towards the afternoon
qaet but earnest groups Of might have been seen at
sundry street corners discussing the aabsorbng topic
of the day. We saw nothing out of keeping with the
decorous observance of the occasion Little disspa
ton and no loud words.
Some little excitement was created by report from
Charleston that in consequence of large number of ad
ditional troops being their way to Fort Moutre,
the military of that city about to take immediate
possession of that military post At first the rumor
was that they had taken possession of it.
This had its origin in report current in Charleston,
on Wednesday, that the Steamship James Adger on
her way from New York to Charleston had six hun
dred United States troops board. A telegraph to
the Charleston Courier sets this at rest The Adger
took no troops board for Charleston or anywhere
e,se.-Daily Journal, 30th uh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

This forenoon, Sheriff Vann had all the arrangements
made for the execution of Peter slave sentenced to be
hung on this day Between ten and eleven O'clock the
military were out and all ready to carry the prisoner to
the gaows When to the great relief of Peter the pro-
ceedngs were suspended At the last moment, as it
were the owner of Peter had concluded to take appeal
and the State had permitted such to be taken, waving
or dispensing with the bond otherwise necessary James
A Wright, Esq, Clerk Of the Superior Court commu-
ncaed this fact to the Sheriff. withdrawing the order
for the execution to-day Peter is remanded to prison
pending the action of the Supreme Court on tie appeal
granted on bis behalf.
Peter was so much affected as to be unable to speak,
The Sheriff felt relieved for the present. at least from
the discharge of duty which, from its nature must be
painful the crowd generally dispersed few, if we
could judge from appearances, dissatisfied at losing
spectacular excitement -others having made up theil
minds that the prisoner ought to be hung without delay
deprecated what they regarded postponement OF
justice; but generally the feeling much pleasaner
before than after the announcementthe military filed
off home to cheerful music, and things have settled
down quietly as if nothing had occurred to draw
crowd. II anything new and worthy of consideration
can be brought forward for Peter let it be- no matter
what his Stuts may be-if not his execution is simply
a matter of time.
What lesson might not be derived from this crcum
stance We are all obvious of the blessings that sur
round US. We grumbe and no doubt, yesterday, many
questioned they had anything for which to be thank
full. 10 the prisoner matter what his color, who il
brought to feel that his last hour has come, it is Joy
even to be allowed to veto breathe the air, though
it be the air of prison That was all Peter got th
morning. Who can say how deep was the sigh of re
lief that he dreW-B.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06
The LepfAiature.

We have seen some members of both houses and of
both parties, this week. From what we could learn
hear we came to the conclusion that the better opinion
leans to the belief that Convention will be called to
consult and act upon the question of Federal Relations
Such is the present appearance of things No definite
understanding to have been come to as to what
conrse the Convention is likely to adopt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

South Carolina Members Of Congress
CHARLESTON Nov. 28.-The Senators and members
Of the House of Representatives from this State have
to-day after consultation resolved to take their seats
Congress on Monday next, to remain until the State
withdraWs from the Union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

ATTEMPT TO BURN THE ALABAMA STATE CAP1ToL-
Montgomery, Nov 27.-An attempt was made this
morning to burn the Alabama State Capitol by setting
fire to the doors in the third story negro servant
made the discovery and extinguished the flames.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06
NJ A N HOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
Just Published. in q Sealed EnveIO

Just Published, in Sealed E"rslopt a,
Hgl1hu LECTURE ON THE NATURE 1 ~ Ts sFEB
l1kSkf MENT AND RADICAL CURE Or ser
= MATORRHEA, or Seminal Mea ;Aa;oTs Do
ual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary EnIS J Py
ducing Impotency Consumption and Mental anu ~
Debility. - ~
By ROB. j. CULvERWELL, NJ. D' 4.e
The important fact that the awful n
abuse may be eectually removed without instruments
medicated bougies, and other empirical lew bgy m
clearly demonstrated and the entirely new 4n fully
cessful treatment adopted by the r
explained, by of which every one - cost thq
himself perfectly and at the least possDDae dsV ThE
avoiding all the advertised nostrums Of .ihnOnsands
ture will prove boon to thousands ana J on the rec
of two postage stamps by addressing Dr. ca j. a.
M. D., 48O First Avenue, New York, Posi- QUA SOSSSl
July II, 1860.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

Air Tight. and eoiA keep IN
The Fdmity CdthGrttcl
tive Cathartic which the
practice more than twertyI
The constantly increas-
have long used the PILLS.
all express in regard to their
them within the reach of
The Profession well know
on different portions of the
The FAMILY CATHAR-
reference to this well estab-
ded from q variety of the
which act alike on every
nal, and are good and safe
tic is needed, such as De-
SIeepiness, Pains IN the
ness, Pain and Soreness
sudden cold, which fire.
in a long course of Feoer,
ing Sensation Of Cold oUerI
ache, or Weight IN the
Diseases, Worms in Chill
ttsna, q great Purifier of the
to which flesh is heir, too
advertisement, Dose, l tOI
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

BS~ The Wilmington Light Infantry were out for
parade and drill on Wednesday afternoon They looked
very well Our volunteer soldiery ought to be ostered
in every proper way.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

THANKSGIVING Day Washington, Nov. 90
Thanksgiving were delivered in all churches at
the North to-day, referring to the political condition Of
the country, and expressing UnionzoviDg sentiments
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

wv Al
put up in GLASS c.O,o
climate. VASES,
PILLS is a pentIo -
proprietor has used O ~ a =:
years. ''u IL bis
ing demand from tbo..
and the satisfaction S IN VINO
use, has induced ,sedV mo a which Vii
jail. Ale 70 place
that different Catbor+io.
bowels. ""i 'icS act
TIC PILLS has, with l.,
lished fact, been c conn cue
purest Vegetable ExtE pUaa'
part IT, Of the alimentsTrVV I ~
IN all cases where a CaIb "a
engagements of the St On1uSs'
Back and Loins, CosiiSss,,
oUer the eohole bod y0I f.et,
quently, if neglected. u ana
Loss Of Appetite, a 1rs eaa
The body, Resaessness, BecS
h d, all MJiqmmatiOSs.,,
d y, or AduItS, Rhe,lmssI
Blood, and many diss a'sa'
numerous to mention in N.