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lust PU BLISHED, TREATISE ON TIE EAR
u its structure and diseases, wish illustrative en-
g-avi ga. snd containing instructions in mode al
curing deafoess, (s-lf-appcablcl requiring neither
medicine ear-trunpet. and which has proved eff
cacous in several hundred cases OF which Obs
publisher) of over 30 years standing. 1t viii
be mailed 10 any address for dollar. post paid
No Letters otherwise noticed. except in Of p0y
erty, certified by magistrate. Address II LAY
$50 Broadway, New York. As this is scientific
work rcpudiating all quackory and imposture, both
in its deiign and contents full reliance he placed
upon its statements for the truth Cf which the pub
Usher holds himself legally responsible Nov 2
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LAYING of q Corner Stone.

Washington, Oct. 23.-The corner stone Of
the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
was laid in this city to-day, with appropriate re-
Ggious ceremonies. Addresses were made by
Bishop Simpson and others. DIR. Magruder,
the Grand Master of the District of Columbia
oficiated in placing the stone in its position
The members of the Masonic Order generally
were also in attendance.
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The Reciprocity Treaty.

At the opening of the Legislature of New
Brunswick, on the goth instant, the Governor
of the Province strongly recommended immedi
ate action on the Reciprocity Treaty, and ex-
pressed his readiness to cooperate in removing
existing impediments to its full operation. The
Legislature is also in favor of the treaty, but
the intervention of other business will delay its
consideration for a few DAYS.
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Kansas Territory,

Andrew H. Reeder, first Governor of Kansas
arrived on the 18th instant at Fort Leavenworth
the present capital of the Territory, accompa
MED by c. A. Williams, his private secretary
Judge Flaniken, of Philadelphia, I. w. Duf
field, and other gentlemen. Judge johnson o.
Ohio, Judge Gilmore of Alabama, and y. j
Isaacs, Attorney, had also arrived.
1t is the intention of Governor Reeder to
proceed Immediately to organize the Territorial
Government. A census will at once be taken
to ascertain the number and locality of the pop
ulation, and then an election will be ordered for
Delegate to Congress and members of the
Territorial Legislature.
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Trial of DR.. Beale.

Philadelphia, Oct. 25.-The trial of Dr.
Beale, the dentist, on a charge of committing
an outrage upon a young lady whilst under the
influence of ether, in his office, now going on
before the criminal court of this city, excites
much interest. David Paul Brown brought
abundant evidence to prove the good reputation
of the defendant, and argued the liability of
persons taking ether to decisions, such as he
supposed the lady was laboring under The
defence had not concluded when the court adj
iOurnpd
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Late from California.

Ne,c York, Oct. 27.-The steamers George
Law and Star Of the West arrived here to-day,
bringing dates from California to the Both Sep
TENDER, and nearly two million dollars in gold.
The steamer Star of the West connected with
the Cortez, which left San Francisco on the af.
ternoon of the 3Oth, bringing five hundred and
fifty DaSSenpers
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BOUNTY L,SD WARRANT No. 2246o,
TOR I60 acres Issued un7er Act Of Sept. % 1859.
1 to James rhibault on the 18th of January, 1888.
Oti'e has been lost.
Notice is hereby gven that application will ta
made by seil rhihaut for another Warrant b. Issue
in lisg thereof BENZ. II. BALDWIN,
Oct l2-Gt Attorney for Claimants.
Washington, ID. {, Sfyt. IS 1851.
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Great Fire at ClevelandExoss Over a Million
Dollars

Clereland, Oct. PA most destructive fire
occurred in this city about two o'clock this
morning entailing loss of considerably over
one million dollars
1t originated in the stables attached To the
New England Hotel, destroying the hotel and
the entire square Oh the hill wherc-it stood.
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From the Rio Grande.

Ba7fimOre, Oct. 27.-1he New Orleans mail
as late as due has been received
The New Orleans papers of Saturday contain
details of the news from Texas by the steamer
Nautilus. The arrest of Capt. Armstrong, an
American, by the Mexican military authorities
on the Rio Grande, had caused some excite
ment.
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The Rev. Mr.. Bapst.

Boston, Oct. 24-Several Protestant citizens
of Bangor, Maine, have presented the Rev. Mr..
Bapst, the Roman Catholic priest, who was late
ly so shamefully assaulted at Ellsworth by an
intolerant mob with valuable gold watch, as
an evidence of their regret for the disgraceful
outrage.
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FoaT EDWARD INSTITUTE.
Req. Jo>'P+ +. King, 4. d., PTineiPo!
NNTINTEn TERM hnr.rs ne.srnhnr III |

REQ. J"|'Pa +. hTng, 4. ~, PTlnelPa'
HETINTER TERM begins December 9Th, 1881 .
w Spring Term, March 28th, 1855
New and superb brick buildings, with every ie
sira1le apPu';e 20 accommodate 500 boardors
ladies aud gentlemen.
The Faculty wall consist Of twenty Professors and
Te1ahs-s able to instruct the most advanced elias
OF students
Board, fuel, AMI room. wei furnished, 81 65' Ter
week if paid IN a1ce per term OF fourteen week
inell ing tuition IN common English and ncidenais
ia Advance, -. 60
Arrangements are made for excursion trains a. re-
duced fares. from Troy AID Casticton, on the FIRST
AMI last day Of each term
Circulars with fall information raay bc had 20 this
Office, or by applying 20 the Rev. II Il. TAYLOR,
Ste ward Fort Edward y \ Ocs s
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Libel Suit.

In the United States Circuit Court at New
York, before Judge Belts, on Saturday, Mr.
John NJ. Daniel, the United States Charge at
Turin, and formerly editor of the Richmond
Examiner, was mulcted in the sum of $4,000
for libel on Mr.. Spooner, the publisher of
Boydelrs Shakespeare. Mr.. Daniel alluded in
terms Of great severity to this publication, and
pronounced it piece of deception.
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oohPAcT WITH THE LEw-CHEw KINGDOM

The Overland Register of the 9th of August,
i rll,'ed at Hong-Kong, China contains the
=, rms OF compact entered into by the authorl-
"eS OF Lew-Chew, with Com. Perry.
ny TINS compact, citizens of the United States
gong to Lew-Chew are to be treated with great
eCI,r'esy and friendship, and are to be supplied
WIN wood and water and other articles at fair
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NO. 400.

Gram, all entanglng alliances, the better for its
,nri,y. stability, and success.
IN Banks's district, the National Democrats
today. and nominated Richard Frothing-
I.n, inn. of the Boston Post, as their candi-
f. the 9Th district, the Wings have unani-
ID, renominated Mr.. Upham.
~ the 9Th district, the Wings also have unani-
sly renominated Mr.. Appleton, but he de-
Incl the honor whereupon, the Convention
adjourned for one week.
J<a,jaqtieid oct. 26.-John 4. Goodrich, OF
..,.LLriige. has been nominated for reelection
ronoress in the llth district, by both the
,,l;,. and the Republicans.
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Annexation to the United States.

Our private advices from the Sandwich Isl
ands state that no new movement in the annex
alton negotiation had taken place since last ac-
counts. The Government is awaiting the action
of the United States Administration upon the
treaty sent to Washington Mr.. Gregg, our
Commissioner, has been laid up with attack
similar to the Panama fever, to which all stran-
gers are liable at the Islands, but had recover
ed sufficiently to be out.
San Francisco Herdld Sent. 80.
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Charge of Corruption against State Officers.

albany, Oct. 2i.-The trial of the indictments
against the State officers of Wisconsin, for cor
rupt conduct as commissioners Of the school
lands, came up before Judge Hubbell on Tues
day last, when the question was raised by the
Attorney General as to the power of the grand
jury to find bill, contending that the course
of proceedings ought to be by impeachment
The District Attorney declared his intention to
proceed to try the indictment the day following,
when motion would probably be made to
uuash the indictments.
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For Kansas,

The New York Mirror says, the parties al
ready sent out by the New York Kansas League
have amounted altogether to about 600 or 700
persons, and among them have been number
of families. One thousand or more are prcpar-
ing to follow this month, many of whom belong
to the American Settlement Company, whose
leaders went out about three weeks since to
choose location, occupy a large tract, and lay
ont n CITY
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DEATHS.

Died in Joliet, Illinois, Sept. %, of cholera,
In the same place, Sept. 26, of congestion of
the brain, Lucia S. HAVEN, reIict of o. II. Ha-
ven, aged q years.
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Broken Banks.

The bills of the following banks are thrown
out by the brokers of St. Louis-Bank of Con-
nersville, Indiana Kentucky Trust Company ;
Lafayette Company Bank of Connersville New
port Safety Fund, KY. State Stock Bank. at
Peru. Ind.-jT Louis Intel
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Ohio State Fair,

Springfield, o., Oct. 24.-The great fair and
cattle show is now looming up into magnificent
proportions. Such specimens of fine cattle have
never before been excelled on this continent
The city is packed with people, among whom
are hundreds of distinguished men from all
parts of the Union. There will be a grand
agricultural banquet on Thursday.
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Philadelphia, Oct 27.-The Beale case went
to the jury this afternoon, under the summing
up of George W. Wharton. For the prosecution
further argument was dispensed with. The
jury came in this evening with a verdict of
guilty, with recommendation to the mercy of
the court
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The New Brunswick Ministry Defeated

Montreal, Oct. pa despatch from Fred
erickton, New Brunswick, announces the defeat
of the ministry.
The confirmation of the Reciprocity Treaty
was, however, considered quite safe.
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A Southern College Burnt.

Columbia, Oct. pa letter dated at Marion
in Alabama, on the 10th instant, saws that
Howard College has been destroyed by fire.
Twenty-Five boys were greatly injured by Jump
ing from the windows, and two are reported
dead
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Earthquake in New Hampshire.

Keene n. H., Oct. 25.-Shocks of an earth
quake were sensibly experienced here at ten
o'clock last night. Many buildings were shaken,
but no damage done.
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lean arrivals, American movements and gossip
in Paris, with useful directions and notices of
coming amusements, in the style of the Ameri-
can journals.
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INDIANA.

W. have not yet received full returns of the
election hut enough has transpired to render it
certain that there will be an Anti Nebraska ma
lar'v IN the Senate of from to 4. and in the
House from 20 to "a. How the Legislature
~i .'and upon the old party issues of Wing
.mj Democrat, we are not advised. As near
"a, can be asccrtained at present, the people 5
majority on the Congressional vote will be about
1000. The vote for State officers will not
much from this Pierces majority over
Non'i and Hale was S,ill, and the Democratic
malority ON the Congressional vote, two years
t..,, - sou
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An American Journal at Paris.

Chas. L. Fleischmann, formerly United States
Consulat Stuttgart, afterward employed in the
Patent Office at Washington, and lately ap-
pointed Commissioner for the State of New
York at the great Exhibition to take place next
year in Paris, has just started in that city a
weekly journal, in the English language, called
The american. 1t will be devoted mainly to
advertising, and will look for its support through
that medium, but will contain the list of Amer
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Loss of the Steamship Isabella.

NeV York, Oct. 3O.-The Empire City has
just arrived from Havana, bringing news of the
loss of the steamship Isabella, near Key West.
Her passengers and crew were saved.
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Death Of Gov. Burt, of Nebraska.

Louisville, Oct. 24.-Prvate dispatches re-
ceived at st. Louis state that Gov. Burt, of Ne
braska, died on the 18th instant.
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Anti. RENT Nominations in New York.

Albany, Oct. 26.-The AntiRent Conven-
ton has endorsed the Wing State ticket, with
the exception of the candidate for Lieut. Gov
ernor.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

C.aco,d. " H. Oct. 2S.-The Free Demo
cratic State Convention have nominated Asa
foSlrr. of Concord, formerly a Democrat. and
lass partner of President Pierce, as their can
dilate for Governor. Hon. John p. Hale adj
dressed the Convention.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Doubtful Notes.

boston, Oct. 25.-The notes of the Bank of
Hallowell and the Ship Builders Bank of
Maine were refused to-day by the Suffolk Bank.
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Emigrants for Kansas.
Conviction of s. T. Beale for Rape

Pittsburgh, oct. pa party of fifty person
will leave here tomorrow for Kansas.
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PERSONS orr OF E.iPrnYMENT,
FEKNUFN 'I-F OF aNlPIOSNENF
Book agents Hunted,
ITO engage chiefly in their own towns AID co1r-
L ties ia the sale Of
THE GREAT RED DRAGON;
OR,
THE MASTER KEY TO POPERY

BY ANTHONY GAVIN,
Formerly Roman Catholic Priest, Of Ssrrag0Ss8
Spain. This thrilling -nteresting work has been
issued from the press but short time Owing 70 the
intense excitement existing at present in relation
Popery, Agents who have eagJRed in the sale Of this
work have thus far met with the most hatering su,
All who have interest in the great Question:
that now being agitated respectfully invited
- engage in the sale Of this work. such ageu,. leg
will he given must meet with tic most cordial r
prevail. The work is bound in rich muslin rilt tac
and sides, with marble edges. Price Si.25.
address post PAID,
HALL BROTHER, Publisher
Oct. S. No Sc Ann street NeS York
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Great NcSsisn State Loan of S6g5O0O

Il f2,4OOOOO
This loan is guaranteed by the Government ard
contracted by the eminent Banking House of Messrs.
NJ. A Won Rotbschild Il Sons. in Frsnkfort-on the
Maine. The following CAPITAL prizes must be gain
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Nov. 2-2t

3. r. Ch1Sk. r. BALL
(tHASE 4 BALL, Attorneys and Counsellors .,
~ Law, Cincinnati, Ohio, practice in the State
Courts Of Ohio, in the Circuit and District Courts o.
the United States in Ohio and in the Supreme Court
of the United States at w arlington. JAMS
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&c, &c. The smallest pTI7c i 500.
Tho reNt hra wing " IL In kr rlacc IN DaneI

Tickes will he forwarded receipt Of colonial
bank notes, bills Oh Europe &c For the security OF
the public the prizes Of the shares have always been
fixed at the above rates, and (uDiSe the former
agents. payment OF the prizes, the undeTsigre cd
make deduction from the amount on any pre-
tence Whatever
They have great pleasure in announcing that they
are now appointed Sole Agents for this dstribu ion
for the British Colonies and foreign parts and that
during the last twelve years they have paid to
cessful holders of shares in Great Britain prizes
amounting to $4,000, free of deduction which have
been distributed in Liverpool Manchester London,
&c, &c.
After the dra. ing each shareholder will receive
list Of the winning numbers The prizes will be paid
in cash at FranbfDTt-on- Maine Esst est H.
dies, Canada. Paris. London, New York, &c
Apply without delay, to Mcssrs. J A. SCHWAR-
ZSCIifLD d SONS, Bankers, Frankfort on tho
Maine Germany, or their house, Mees A. Scwar-
zschild & Co, 26 Lombard street, London. Remit
tsnces which arrive too late will be returned to the
sender or if he prefers it, shares in the following
drawing will be forwarded Nov. 9.
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4 CiiARMINn HcoK.

*. %. 1IUSSEY, VI. H., ". II. NlJ>ascy, "a. a.
CtURGEONS and Physicians, No. 20 West seventh
y street. tnosr Vine street) Cincinnati Jan Sc
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PRINTING.

DOCK and Pamphlet Printing xecuted by BUELL.
ID d BLANCHARD, 400 Sixth street, Washington.
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Eli THAYER, ESQ.,, in his speech, in New
York, on Kansas Emigration, amused bis audi,
ence very much, by stating that their principal
financial agent in Kansas, in his last letter, had
remarked that the identical individual (mean-
ing him) who originated the famous ridiculous
Weston resolutions, offering q price of $500 for
the head Of Mr.. Thayer, was at that moment in
his Office, epdeavoring to persuade him 1.-THE
auent to attend a public dinner at Weston,
which had been got up with view to conciliate
the trade of our Northern Paupers" to that
place.
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Dr.. EcLASE'S CELEBRATED yggNIFUGE.

INSTANT or TAPE WORN CURED BY TIE
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Cooper I'm.

TIVE suhsrIiiFr hasing hsrgme pIoPrieior q
~ ihe Tin and CappeF EflahlishHfni lslely
owned y A. L. Mundock. legs leave % infsrn
The cililens q HiilkAosoegh and the Surrounding
county, that he all continue 70 cary On the
Tin and Copper Bosiness in al il ssrioes
brsnthes. and weold he plsssej 70 have call
from all wishing 10 purchase any snirle IN his
line of lusiness-
Merchants viii be supplied Il he usual Hhale-
ssie prices. - the shortest n0iice. and he Tin
delivered 81 their doors FIRE ef cost. Every ar
Iiele warranted 70 he u good maierial and the
workmanship good.
lis shop win he found on King street. wei
q The hasoHse Hal and opposite the Hotel II Y.
Nichols. esq.
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Sept. II. 1858 o2-Iy
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- NEW
Tin and Copper Factory.
NOiise This while you are reading.

lsgslIE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
"A per Factory IL the Town Of HillsboI ough,
and be will try TO conduct il in the hest manner.
lie has procured one Of the best of Northern
workmcn. and his work will he made of the best
material and in The I,esl style. After trying the
work, and il should prove not TO be good, il NAV
be returned and more COL ia its place. Tin will
he sold AZ Northcga Prices with costs and car.
riaec.
AL bills TO the amount Of fiily dollars. at any
place in the State, all to the amount Of twenty
i've dollars, within fifty miles OF this place, and
all bills Of any amount within twenty five miles,
will be filled and delivered free If ekorge for
transportation. lie woulc say to his customers,
that he will sell woik as low as any house in the
State.
The subscriber returns his; hanks Zoe past "a.
yors. and lie hopes be will receive liberal share
of patronage, as he pledges himself 10 do justice
aud 10 cndeavur to give full satisfaction in his
work.
al orders will he thankfully received, and the
work done with neatness and despatch.
o. His shop will be found al this time one
door below Maj. Palmer's Store.
W. 5. CHEEK.
November 10. To-
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Just to hand.

AT gEIlE lDlsUG slrDiR %,
"A FRESH Supply Of BOOKS, STATION.
Ehf, &C., consisting, in part, of the fol-
lowing:
The Thought Blossom, Gem of the Season.
Fora's Interpreter, Gift Book Of Gems
flo,as item, Gems Of Beauty,
Ladies keepsake, Floral Keepsake,
Crystal Fount, Dew Drop.
iilt Of Flowers, The Alec.
I'LL, OF Affection, The Rose,
Poetical Works Of Milton, Campbell. Cowpet,
Moore, Byron. Burns, Thompson, Pollock and
others; together with great variety of Miscel-
laneous Works, Port Folios, Albums, Letter aud
Note Paper, &c.
November s. IN.
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10 the Ladies,

You will end at the Drug Store, large and
4 selec, assortment of e'''
Fancy Articles, Perfifniery. &C..
embracing Work Boxes. Cabas, Jewel Boxes
Wrimg Desks, Paper Weights, Flower Vases.
lnew siyle,) Port Folios, por, Monnacs. Hair
and Tooth Brushes, Combs, ii variety. Sewing
Binds, Toilet Bottles, with a fine variety Of Co.
lognes, Toilet Soaps, &r.
April Ia. %.
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TIVE Subscriber has now IN operation one Il
Il the most extensive smiih Shops
On in fhe i0xn Of Hilsbopugh- Having pro
cured The services q Mr. IasEs III. BAnsEs, ioE-
salsly Of Pomsmo1ih. Va, IS foreman. with oiler
good Nolhem snd Soufhrn woIkmen, be brgs
leave 70 say that he i nos PREPARED 10 execnte
al work in this line Of business in the he's man
nrr and Al shori noiice. Plantation Work win
be done with nealness and despairh. and HOEses
shOd in The best manner. The iron work On
coaches, huegies. &c. viii be executed in a su-
PerioE s.sie and with proper regard 10 is dusa-
hilay- Por further information call al his shop
south east Of he coart House.
A. &. MURDOCH.
January IS. 90
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DIR. s'rRONG'S

P.,aLrf RAIL S!FtDNfAG!I PILLS.
Kennedy for Coughs, Coils, Catmrh, Broa.
chifis, cr0rp. Wlooping Cough, Asthma, Con.
sumption, Nervous Diseases. dyspepsia, Costixe.
ness, Erysipelas, Disease Of the Heart, lnflamma-
lion and Pain III the Chest, Back and Side, and
all diseases Arising from derangcd state Of the
Stomach, and 10 relieve the distress and bad feel
ing from eating too hearty food, in weak and
| dsspeplic habits. CT Warranted TO be pure
~ Vegetable.
These Pills act as an Expectorant, Tonic, and
Aperient. Que rs cent blk possesses three times
more power TO cure diseases Than one dollar
bottle Of any Of The Syrups, Balsams, OF Saisapa
rilas that were ever made. and a simple trial Of
only one box viii prove this important truth.
They promote Expecserats0n
Loosen the phlegm, and Clear the Lungs and
other Secretory Organs Of all morbid matter, and
iherc Is no other remedy in the whole Materia
aleGiea capable of imparling such healing pro-
perlifs to the Lungs and Vital Organs as these
Pills. They care s0stiveRcss, produce
a good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Price IS cents per box, containing rs
doses Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and Get
The Planters Almanac gratis, giving full par.
tlcnlars and certificates ofcures.
Boll kinds of the above named Pills are for
sale in liillsborough by DENNIS HEARTH;
and at Chapel Hill by JAS. S. LUCAS; who
ESQ keep supply of Dr. Spencer's Vegetable
Pills, and DIR. Hull's Celebrated Pills, which stop
he Ch'ls and Ever The first day, and do moi
lcken The stomach OF operate on The bowels.
hneust ~ 00-ly