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60 NM l. RCIAL l..
Chicago Market. Dec. 10.

FL0uR--Dull, and nothing doug. Flour stands
a. from S5a5 Is for fine to 81 25 for extra, run
ming up IL that point according 70 quality
NnEAT doing. s. 70 for common spring
in store For choice samples 81 SO
C0RN--Nominal At 5oc per 6u lbs.
OATS-In far demand ut 29a3oe
RYF--95a l00c.
BARLEl-slal -.
SEEDS Timothy s. l2!a2 p.
DRESSED HoGs-Fev in market - 75a5 50.
PoRk-New city mess SO.
LIVE HOGS-s 25a4 -, and s5foT best heavy.
BEEF-New mess sl3.
HIDgs-Green. skate Green salted, 6Aa7ci Dry
Flint ia &c; Dry sailed loal2c; Calf dry, l2al4c
Calf skins Ice Kip dry, I2al3.e according to quail
ity; Kip green loc for Y n Hides and Sc per n tor
over weight; shecpskins, SOC
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We have later reports from Cincinnati than
the 7th the Gazette If tn 18th being the last pap
or AT hand.
Flour was s. soar - Wheat dun nj 81 so for
prime rad Rye Toe, Oats dull a. soc.
IlodS-rhe market opened pretty steady to-day
at $6a6 25 but it closed heavy with free oferings.
The sales included 400 head ayerage 100 to 200 lbs
at SO 90; 400 ayeraga 200 ms at S. l2tc; 600 at
SO 10, 900 average 23o a. So 70; III average 20
lbs So 20; and 200 average go lbs at SO l2to.
pROyIsI0NS--Sales Of $500 green hams in lots
at 77c 600 do Shoulders at 5tc 800 br.s Mess Pork
atSi5 so; 3s7 bris and trcs prime Lard at l01e
100 do do, packages furnished, at ioc The market
was devoid Of buoyancy.
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ISL IsE.GNGTGS


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Commercial sciences.
J. s. Duncan the best of hand penman in the
West, Professor q Gusintss and Ornamental Pen
mansnip.
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Professor Of Mercantile Law.
The course Of training in tins Institution comrri-
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Importing Exporting Conlinlss ion, Exchange, Bank
ing, Manufaci uring ard Compound Company bust
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in common Arithmetic, comprehensive course Of
Business Penmanship, Business Fortns aud business
Letters. Daiy Lectures on Commercial Law and
Commercial Science An elegant diploma, under
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Harper edition. price one dellnr and fifty cents
the perfect and eompr, hensiye in the English
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24

A>ornER New MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
sfSr.-There is nothing which relates to the
material prosperity Of our city, as our read
ers we'll know. which we record with greater
pleasure than the growth Of manufacturing
establishments among US. heavy mercan-
tile trade is well it is a great item on which
10 found metropolitan promise and expectan-
cY but not less important, as furnishing en-
ploylnent for the aboring masses, a local mar
ket which the masses wherever congregated
create, and support and pcrmanence 70 the
wholesale trade itself, is the establishment OF
the various branches Of manufactures in the
most common demand, on liberal scale.
We allude to the subject again on noticing
the nearness to completion to which the Mat
tress mandatory Of Mr.. A. 6. Orr, on the
corner of Exchange and Fourth streets, has
now reached. When in complete condition,
the establishment will employ machinery
moved by steam, for preparing birch and
other elastic woods for mattresses, and for
stripping husks for the same purpose. Every
character Of mattresses wood, husk, moss,
hair, and spring, together with feather bed
ding, etc, will be furnished at this establish
ment, from the cheapest and commonest TO
the most costly and elegant styles, to an ex-
tent equal to any demand likely TO arise for
some time to come. Part Of the machinery
is already in. ana considerable work is al
ready being turned out. By early spring, we
believe it il designed to have the establish
ment in full and active operation.
ST. NlcnoLAs.--lt is currently reported
among the Young folks that the jolly old
Saint, who annually delights the hearts of
the rising generation" has established a
branch depot al CREIGHTON y onsER's, on
johnson Street, where almost every variety
Of fresh candies, toys, grotesque and funny
figures, fddles, guns, ljews-harps, dolls OF
ali sorts glm-c cracks, aud other hzn's, can
be had for consideration. Remember to-
morrow is Christmas, and tonight about two
thousand stockings in this city alone must be
filled. So 20 to the Depot early.
RgsuLrs or rHr FAm.-We are glad 70 learn
the excellent success which the Ladies' Fair
met with on Thursday and Friday nights
The gross amount OF funds received was
$3.50 expenses, $3.50 net profit, $ioO.-
This leaves enough, We presume, to furnish
the Bell, which was the special purpose Of
the Fair.
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/ fLOUR-Lountry superfne, 81 so; do fancy, So %;
fine and superfne, in small lots. $7a7 80.
! wHEAT-sa Sales Al ri 20 TO 81 ~, racks returned.
and one lot at 81 IS including sacks.
! CORN Mixed, in secondhand gunnie., Sic; o3a
BE delivered in new gunnies.
OATS-39n40e.
: BuCkWHEAT-7Oc per bushs!
! RYE-9ee including sacks
HAY-75c per 100 lbs.
I WIIISkY-2S1n20c
PRoVISI0NS-sale Of 80 tierces prime lard Zoe;
10 do Zoe yellow grease Sc; head lard loo II tierccs
hams Sc Z b. green meat could not be sold at g. and
7 Sc to-day.
TALL0W Sale Of packages at lie IN.
GROCERIES, sugar 81 70 7icj 20 bags Rio
l2hc cash 80 tbls old sugar house lnoasses SIZE
plantation 3sc.
SALT Liberal receipts and declining sale Of 600
bags O A. ST 81 IS r. bag
HOGS--No transactions 10 report.
New York Cattle Market, Dee. 10.
At market 1850 b.e,es, 1900 sheep, and 5000
swine, Beef dull and prices turn lower, averaging
from IS inferior to sl best cattle sheep higher
for good stock and market cleared. Poor mutton
plenty and prices lower. swine prices lower--prime
III. hogs Ct, live weight.
New York stock and Money Market.
Stocks are down, money unchanged Sterling ex-
change nomina Reading 80 81 K95A-Cd
733-Ene X X bonds of 81, 90
New Orleans Market, Dec. ~.
sales Of coffee for the week, 10, 500. Mossses quo
tel at 33l Sugar firm Flour quoted at IS 80 !;
Corn. $50 keg Lard. l2c
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Lumber ! Lumber!i

rIyHE 4bscrib2r has bought the .'Fast Saw Mill
/ twoniles above the city, and IL prepared to
furnish Il kinds Of lumber Except P.ne) at the
shortest ctice, from 81 % 50 80 per 100 feet.
He is $50 carrying on the Piow and Wagon facto-
ry on tbcorncrof 18th and Main street, where he
is prcpsd 10 furnish wagons aud Piows Of the best
finish nj quality, at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than a nilar article can be had in southern Iowa.
de2d6wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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Christmas Gifts.

Nothing IL more acceptable or pleasing than the
gift of Likeness Of our friends. Every variety and
s;glc Of cases and Life like Pictures Of EVERY yARI
K4t can be had Mt BuEIi's SAY LiGHr GALLERY, %
Nam street, between Sd and 4th. dee24 q
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Christmas Presents.

Christmas Presents.
- 0SEWOOp, ebony, odor and ladies work boxes.
u Portmonaies, "a large assortment Inlaid hair
brushes do. cloth, hat and tooth. Lubn's extracts
French pomades, do. cologne, hair oils, SO. VIII be
sold cheap by = HElMSTkEET,
Druggist, Union Block, Main ST., between 9th 7th.
deel5d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24

WE liAN EJnst received large and beautiful
w election of Blttauia anu P.anished Ware.
which We will sell low III by the peice, No.
~ Mnia street. COM5IOth BRO.
dret.d
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New Furniture.

y ECEIVEDby late shipments at the "Gate City
IL Furniture Rooms"
II pair ociahes and elegant styles various pat
terms and prices.
doz upholstered Lounges,
pair > ,fas, fashionable patterns
marble top dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
10 plain do.
marble top Frieze leg Center Tables.
Rosewood Hat stand, gilt and ivory mounted, new
and elegant patterns.
6Gothic do larry and walnut,
Turned do.
30 doz seat Chairs all patterns aud qualities.
do arm Rockers, cane sent and back.
do sewing Rockers. do.
Also som beautiful upholstered Ottomnns, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Quartette Tables, Fanny Towel
stands and e. ant of all kinds of fash
ionabe furniture which the pubic are invited to call
and examine. C. =. ABBOTT co.
dee Iqd 1856 Main 81,
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5. HEIMsTREET.

-. VI IL
TTNI0N Block Main Street, ID, aler in Eng y
~ lish and French Chemicals, Drugs and~
Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye SUITS, Brushes,
Perfumery- Fancy Articles &C., &c
All the Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes will be accurately
and neatly prepared and in no will any but
pure and genuine materials be used
dec / I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-24

isl RhCEl Id, at No. ~ Main street, six doz,
- en- set Of P.anished Plate Covers Il most useful
article ia housekeeping. COMsTock &BRO
rroI-d
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not SE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
nAMASK Lace, and Muslin Drapcries, at
IL Oet25d CHAMBERLAIN'S
/SILT Corrices and Bands, Curtain Loops Corals
VI and 1assels for pictures and Window Shades, at
oct25d CHAMBERLAIN'S.
DROCHA, Cashmere, SIX Wool. Thibet Stella and
ID Merino Shawlsa CHAMBEkNAlN'o.
oet25d
DONNFT Cap, and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
ID and Mantila Trimmings, n
oct24a CHAMBERLAIN'S.
LsRENCH, Swiss and Scotch Neeae Work, first
L rate stock. CHAMBERLAIN'S.
oct25d
ILOTH Talmssa CHAMBERLAIN'S.
" oct25d
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.

~ 0BEkToP, No. ~, Main street, has Just re-
~. ceised a large and complete assortment OF
Fancy floods, Toys Musical Instruments Shot q ups.
Pistols Fancy China sets and SO on, which he viii
sell at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cheap for cash. {. OBERTOP
keokuk, Oct. 20, 1856
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Always Trading.

/ HAN bought out the Dry Goods store Of james
r. Bruce. and will hereafter continue the business
the same pace.
The store il IN charge Of Ma u. H. ASsABLE
whose long experiences, and polite end attentive man
aers are well known IN this community. As cln
aud viii of GREAT BARGAINS expect II large Gus
ON.
Remember the place: One door east of IL d. Wood
wnrd Co.. Main street. B. A. WILLIAMS
d.clJddw
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Hyatt,s Patent llluni mating TiicA.
- UIIS for infringement have been CONNIE need IN
Al the l. ,, Court against indis violating
ay pa.cnts. Owners Of property able Tor
ing the infringement, and Ju.tiee TO myself re-
.luires that should call them account.
Alfred l.. Winans. Esq, IF Hamilton, Hancock
o., H.. is my attorney Tor Iowa and Iiinrois.
dcc sd6t IHAuEUs iiiATT. New York.
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Nexx Orleans MARKET. Dec. ~

sales Of coffee for the week 10 500. Molssses quo
tel at 33i Sugar firm. Flour quoted al IS 80 /;
Corn, $50 keg Lard lie.
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LNOR sALE-tor goods or cash, viii sell ~ build
4 ing lots MAN Street or the Leyee, Il fest
front by 40 feet deep. Also 1000 acres Of good
farming land in Lee County, Iowa, within II or 70
miles If the city Of heoknk, at No. 81 Main Street
between 81 and Sd. s. =. BILLINGS.
dee TdAg
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FOR Rent.

I have % comfortable dwelling houses. Person
i wanting To rent may call AT my store on Mair
street a. ! have empty.
dec7d4w 5. &. BILLINGS.
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4 slOt ADING DEVELOPMENTS Buck-
I n ley new book, The L stiInony of an Escaped
>oyic. from he Sisterhood # e. JOS, phi, Limits
burg, Md the moth house If the Sisters of Char
10y in the L. ). By Josephene NJ. Buckley. For
sa.e BY CAVE 4 SOM
~ Anecdotes and remarkable conversations "a the.
Emperor during he hve years If his captivity; lns-
ii illustrated BY John sc. Abbott. For sac by
CAVE i son.
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- HIS SILKS We have received very
- Gently by eApre-s several Large Lots Of ORES
Sdks, which We on ring al unprecedented low
prices ALSO another bot Ut splendi4 More An
tIques IN dress patterns. No - Main Street
d.c16i ID RkEE Il co.
IyLo0R OIL CLOTHS = Another lot 2 feet in
l. width, and splendid patterns just received
al 50 Main Street, DIKkEE i co.
8prfnl
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New York stock and Money Marke

Stocks are down, money unchanged. Sterling
change nomina II Reading 80 81 K951-C A
734-Erie X X bonds of 81, 30.
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DLAID LONG SHAWI> Just received per
L American Express 100 of ncw and elegant
styles, which with previous stock makes as
sortment more fun and complete than at any time
during th season So Main Street.
declol DCRKEE L co.
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NEW EMBRoIDERIES-Nc fine and medium
~ Fr-nrh worked collars, sette Linen and Jaeonet
collars AMI eufs FIRE Linen Cambria hank rehiefs
in short fac stock Of gods the above line, just
received al 81 Main Street,
dee ~ Ut RkEE Il 60.
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Tremendo us stock.

NJ Boys say my second story IA piled 50 full q
vi good- that th is danger II break down. Al
persons wanting goods al their prices will d,
we'll t. call nj store and the trouble o.
throwing them into the street. Dry Goods. yes. cv
cry thing; Groceries. yes, the best fresh; Boot
and shoes. yes, every thing
dec5 daw s. d d. G. BILLINGS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-07-04
A NEW
Map of North Carolina.

INHE undersigned preparing, and will publish, a.
= som the necessary Surveys, &c, can he obtain
ed, New, Large, and Complete Mar or NonTa "a.
RoLIsA five feet by three, well engraved and finished
in The best style.
Il is admitted all Sides tina, such work great
dcsideraum ia our Stale. and il is In consequence Of
the frequent inquiries this subject. that the under.
signed have embarked In the enterprise.
The only attempted work Of this Kind is that Of Nc
Rae published 10 1873; and snce then the Counties,
Towns. Roads and Post.oices have increased IN num-
her, and all works Of Internal improvements, with
small exceptions, been SET on fool
Il is intended that the New Map proposed 10 he
published shall contain, accurately laid down, al the
Natural Features Of the State the lnlets, Harbors,
Sounds, lakes Rivers. Creeks. Mountains, &c.
Also, The public improvements aud artificial divisions
The Railroads, Plank Roads, Counties County Towns
Pos,.oices Cities. Villages Pos,.rosds and Canals
Colleges. Academies. &c. &c.
The Map will be ready by The summer Of 1855.
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEAKCE.
IN Bes, style. Gilt Rollers, aud First Impress
siops, $40 90
In Plain style, Black Rollers, 90
Information from any source, snJ which msy be Of
service 10 making the above work will he thankfully
eeised Accommodation should lie adJressedto
WM. ID. COOKE.
Raleish, August, 1854. So
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II from the schools thus established in the
States.
XlI.--The American parry, having arisen.
upon lie ruins and ii spite Of The opposition Of
The Wing and Democratic parties, cannot he
held in any manner responsible for the obnoS-
ious acts or violated pledges OF either. And
The systematic agitation OF The slavery question
by those parties having elevated sectional hos,ili>
~ INTO positive element Of political power. and
brought our institutions INTO pelil il has there
fore. become the imperative duty Of the Anne,
rican party 10 interfere for the purpose Of Civ
ing peace 10 the country and perreiuity 10 the
Union. And as experience has shown /, i'm
possible 10 reconcile opinions so extreme as
those which separate The dispuiants, and as
there can be no dlshonor in submitting 10 the
laws, the National Council has deemed il the
best guarantee Of common justice and Of future
peace 10 abide by and maintain the existing
laws upon the subject Of slavery. as a final and
conclusive settlement Of that subject in spirit
and in substance.
And regarding il the highest duty 10 avow
their opinions upon subject so important, in
distinct and unequivocal terms. il is hereby de-
clared, as the sense Of this National Council
/ that Congress possesses no power, under The
Constitution, 10 legislaie upon the subject oil
slavery in the States where il does or may ex-
list. or TO exclude any State from admission into
llhe Union because its constitution does OF
does not recognise the institution Of slavery as
part Of lis social system; and expressly pre-
termi,iing any expression Of opinion upon the
power OF Congress 10 establish or prohibit sla-
I - ,kn .l a he
National Council thai Congress ought not TO lie.
gisla,e upon The subject Of slavery within The
/ Territories Of The Uuiied States and that any
interference BY Congress with slavery as il ex
lists in the District Of Columbia. would be vo
lation of the spirit and intention OF The compac
/ by which the State Of Maryland coded the Dis
trict TO the United States, and breach of the
i National faith.
XIII.--'rhe policy Of the Government o.
the United States, in its relations with TO
reign governments, is to exact justice from
the strongest, and do justice 10 the weakest
restraining, By all the power OF the govern
ment, all its citizens from interference with
the internal concerns OF nations with whom
we are at peace.
Xly.-fhis National Council declares tina
all the principles Of the Order shall be hence
forward everywhere openly avowed and tina
each member shall be at liberty 10 make
known The existence of the Order, and III,
fact that he himself is a member and il re
commends that there can be no eoncealmen
Of the places Of meeting Of subordinate cOun
ellis.
+. B. BARTLETT, Of Kentucky,
! President Of National Convention.
c. D. DEsHLER, of New Jersey,
Corresponding Secretary.
4 JAMES NJ. STRFHEss. Of Maryland.
Il Recording Secretary.
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If you wan, FIRST RATE GAR.RIAG CHS,
which will not only render good service, but be also
neat call on the subscriber living six miles north Of
Hlsborough. He has been carrying on the business
for the last sixteen months and his work has proved to
be first rate. He is determined that his work shall con-
tnue TO be executed in the hest manner, fully equal TO
any in this section Of country and at prices 10 sui, pur-
chasers. Persons wanting Carriages send their
ders through the Post Office Hillsborough and they
will be promptly attended to. All Kinds Of Repairs will
be done in good order and on moderate terms.
II The subscriber has purchased the right for Orange
County in PaTEsT BRAKs for al kinds Of Carriages
10 which he invites the attention Of the public.
~ The subscribers Wool Carding
Machines in good order, and are doing The very
best quality Of work. Prices heretof Eight cent,
for white; Twelve and hall cents mixed; one-ifh
part Of the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 90 4lti-
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON, N. Z,

THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS arc now
- prepared 70 receive orders for Beam, Vertical
Horizontal or oscillating Steam Engines High or Low
Pressure and adapted 10 all purposes; Circular Verb
cal and Portable Saw Mills, complete; Pumps, Mining
Machinery, Grst and Flour Mills, complete Parker,
Turbine and other Water Wheels, Equipping o. Steam
ira, Car Wheels and Axles; Horse Powers Of various
patterns; Rice Field Pumps and Eneines Rice Thrash
ers; Shingle Machines. Skating, Pulies, Hangers
Gears. and all other Mill Work.
CASTINCiS.--Iron and Brass Castings Of all descrlp-
TONS including Ornamental Iron Railing Ppe, Bridge
Castings, &c. &c. The Company would respectfully
invite attention TO thei styles and patterns Of Railng
which may he seen al their Office,
BoILERs.--Tu Tubular, Flue and Cylindrical Boilers
Water Tanks, Chmneys, and all other kinds Of Boiler
| Work.
REPAIRS.-A separate department and force will DC
kept for repairs, where work will be done thoroughly
and with despatch.
All work done in the establishment delivered ellhe
on the ears Of the Wilmington 4 Manchester Rail Road
o. the Wilmington < Weldon Rail Road, or IN the ha''
al the Company's wharf, fee Of charge.
Having large facilities, the above work VIII be don't
on as reasonable terms elsewhere, North OF Soulh
and in promp, and satisfactory manner.
Consultation by letter otherwise IN regard TO PLAN
and designs for mills their furniture and for mach
merry generally willingly answered. All orders OF com
muncaiions 10 be addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Ag't.
March ~. 7Sf--
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DIR. sTRONG's
Compound Sanaliyc Pills.

rTHEsE Pill. are entirely Vegetable, and are mos,
superior Medicine 10 The cure Of al Bilious COM
Sah Rleum. Ferers 81 al kinds, Lou e appetite, o.
si,Yeisd and Painful MsnsirBafOn, and al lingering
diseases.
As fdmalc Medicine they act like q charm; and
when taken according 10 the directions they fail
10 cure the worst cases Of Piles, after oil other
melIes th
They 1ri(y the bood. equsli1e The circulation,
tore the Liver Kidneys and other sscfeory Organs 70
healthy tone aud action; and al Anti Bilious IA
mily Msdieine, they have no equal. Pdce rs cents
per boz.
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DIR. S.rRONG,s

pICIplsAI STOMACH PILLS,
a Rtmtdy Jor Coughs. coiJs. cgfaSyh BooR. ehitis.
Group. whooping Cough, Asthms. Consumption, Nrr.
diseases. Dyspepsia Cosiiveness Eyspelas Die.
Of the Heart, Inflammation aud Pain in the Chest
Back and side, snd Ill diseases arising from defang
I'll state o. The stomach and relieve the distress aud
bad feeling iromschIing hearty food. weak snd
d,sPeptie habits. % Warranted 70 be purely We
getabie.
These Pills set az an EIpeelorant, Tonic, and Ape
rent. One IS cent hor possesses three times puw
erto diseases than dollar bottle Of any 81 the
syrups Bslssms. OF suisapsras that were made.
end simple tnal Of OIL, onc boz will prove this i'm.
poftant truth.
They promote Expectoration, Loosen
the Phlegm and clear the Lungs aud other secrclofy
Organs Of 81 morbid matter sn1 there is other
mcdy 10 the whole Matena Mediea capable Of impsn.
ing such healing properties 10 the Lungs and Vital Or
gans a. these Pills. They cure Gosfiveness,
produce good. regular Appetite and Strengthen the
system. Pfice 20 cents per boz, containing rs Docs
Call on the agent. who sell The PIs, and get TIC
Planters Almanac gratis, giving full particulars snd
certificates Of cures.
Bolh kinds Of The shove named Pills are fof sale in
Hisborough BY DENNIS HEARTf; and a Chapel
Hill ~ X. D. SAUNDERS; who also kecp supply
Of De- speneefs Vegetable Pills. and Dr. HILLS Cele
baled Pills, which stop the Chills and Fever the fret
day and DO no, sieken the stomach operate on the
bowels.
(; August 20. oo-ly