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AYERS PILES.
EoR ALI rnE rtrrOsES OF

could he relisd Oh rsSsure and
perfeetly safe in itsoperution. 1bs has Been
srepart 10 meet thai demand, and q D exten
i've tr... ....inr Ills vjrfuss has conclusivelR show.
with whst SUCCESS il accomplishes The purpose
iesis saed. II is eusy to msk /. a p,ysical PHI
hut moi easy 10 make the best of alt Fills--on,
which should huye none Of ihe objections hu,
Al the advantages OF every other. This has
5sen attempted here, ana with wirat success
we would respectfully submit 10 the p1blic de
cison. II has been unfortunate for The paiien
| hitherto thai almost every ,purgatiyc medicine
is acrimonious and-irfltaling @ The bowels Il
This is not Many Of them produce so rff.cc
gripping pain and revnsion intiie syste,h as /.
more than counterbalpnce the. good 10 be De
| rived flor hem. These pills prodr;e no ifTi-
lntion o., pain, unless il ariscsfrom o previonse
tly eyis,ingebstrueti or arrangement III TIM
Iiowcls. Beng purely vegetable, no harni'cas
iarse from thel use in any guam ityj but il Ia
better that any medicine should be taken rudi>
ciousty. Minute directionsior their use IN the
several diseases 10 whiehthey are applicable
are gives on tie ok Among the complaints
Mhichf .speed dly cured by them, we
may mention Liver Compliant, in its various
lorlns OF JeIndice, Indigestion, Langnor, snd
oss OF Appetite, LIstlessness, Irratibility, Bill
lious dieadache. Bilious Fever, Fever and
Agne, Pain ~ the Side nd L9lJs, r.indruih
ail these .a;e bu! the. Consequences Of diseased
aclion in the liver. AS an aperleht, they afford
pfompland sure felicfin Costiveness, Piles
EColic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrofula and Scurf
", Colds, with soreness Of the body UlceiS
and ,mpurity p the blood; in short. any and
e7ery case Where a nnrgative is required.
r t|hev have also produced some Snghlarly
Sy 1ilve ,Eiy sipelas, halPtatioh nfthots ear
SUSIE Wy ,Dach otonlhNht NY hu gDiue. ;tiilef :
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II Dyspepsia.
/ No Alcohol,
z o. 'sa' pl i."t''
& N O. NJ / N E R AL
! M, PoIoN,
on rN5tRious suBsfAScr.

t-s., ENTERS INTO TIE
= ~ sOXTCENATED BITTERS.
The strongest aud best certified Medicine
the Wofld! Physicians and Chemists oft
bighes, standing give II their sanction.
Merchants, Mechanics, Cisrgymen. Mem
bers of 9th houses OF Congress. Governors
Senators, Public Officers Of al kinds, Citizen
Of every State and section Of the country, per
sous Of both sexes and OF every uge and con
titlon OF fiifr, r,stamp It with their unqualified
aFEr15ation. tSes certifca,es.I
: FEED, AUSTIN Il Co, Propretors,
26 Merchants Row. Boston, Ma
O. 2 ld. wholesale and Retail by
r,-a ]. L. Mcv EY, Porismouth0
, . So 3,nd&w. -; = =.
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,DESNNLUTE0N..

PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
Il isting uoder the firm Of Jas. i.odwick &
sons, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
All persons Rne%ihg themselves Indebted 70
ths firm ar requested 10 c'iil aud seIte with
ooi Idelay--it IS absolutely .peecsssty und-r
present circunstsnees tbatai siiouldle prunip,
--our books must be Nude to btiqnee, All p II.
sons having accouh sgains( he Il nj or one in
aivIdually; will present tacm Tor payment.
2a1"' ;s"'' ''s>''''. y IS. 'E0DWICK,
- f,s' .-s .ii''. ''' J! e! LODWlCK,
Ports.Jant f!ls55?! OLA: LoDWICK,
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The undersigned having this day bouglt the
entiie stot k,of Dry Goods. Of, Jas. ,Lodwick g.
Sons, will continue the business at The old
stand No: 66. Front street. under The firm of
J. k. LoDWlCK 4 BROS H.
where they will be pleased to Sec the patrons
OF the old house, together wiihs the '.rest of
mankini" s,,. ,,ssl,p san sl,f-,
We hope By close attention and fair dealiqg
to merit an extensive patronage. We shall
conduct our business upon the only SAFE PLAN
viz; Small profits for Cash, p, .s'g 5se q al.
.,.t, r,.y JNO, K. iL0DWIGK, .
y. ~, n. q. a. LODWICK,. s,19
ia, '55. ,-.j H.C. LoDWlCK, lis
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.sIILlI EyERy. WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

c7lresff "a q - . - - ~ - 80
Eyvy ~chan should know that II She Is In poor, slsky
dehntea eoadlioh Oiheaith making existence burden
TO herself and source Of painful anxiety 70 her relatives
and friends aud perhaps torrOle re iec,Iou ehtallng
and lpalctng her na.ades aud suerlngs upon her
children that It's her day to understand why aud from
what cause her saGsrings arise that remedy and relief
may, While yet there is time, be avaled Of the causes be
avoided IN future, and her health restored that she may
be fitted Os the duties and capable Of the enoyments Of
life. s1ss 81 u N752 "1.ht4.s
Let every woman look at the emacaied FORM the death.
Ike complexion the deburlsd iusreiess eye. the sunk.
en- cheek the gloomy and depressed srlrits the STAGGERED
nerves the rrOstrate and helpless condition or many
wife, mother, daughter sister, II not herself Included
within her own circle whose days days Of agony and
usk herself "Aust This eontnuei Must this bef ID
therein reinedyi No reliefs No hoper' a
The remedy is by knowing tile causes and avoiding
hem and knowing the remedies and beneatng by them.
ara MI nf.d mat in b &
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no The public

NN Y VITO Mary Smith has left my hobs-
l1tvl without chrse Or pfovocaion pr,yi
ded fos her whilst shcA,ayed witt meand | am
l&ilhng toreeeve her. II Ihe will reiufn % me.
(. warn ~ persm4 moi 10 ciedi' sad Mary Smith
on myaotOuat'as Evil pay a ne If her b.lls
Let No person harbor her Az IL is against my
Wll .f1d'si7fof' Pm 'J05EPH 1SMlT
Dec 2Jth -. ,,-------.
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POST lOEFllflIea:r;.. !.

lsWiLLnnc CAabhSS 2! IN e + Dfiee on the west
= scorI,erob1 b1atket sad Second Streets. Tie of.
nee is opened every day, at o'clock, A. M.
andEioseb ats P.'M:5 On Sundays it will be
opened from o'clock till 10, A. M. gH y
Arrivnf ana Departure Of Mails.
..Ea4ern,a -Western,; Nothern and Southern
Mails arrive daily, at II O'clock P NJ, and de-
paItat5fAM-sa.sog
a fCineinsati, or Rrer, AidiL arrives Weanes>
days iEtiaays,aa and Sundays, (hodrs irregular. J
sDePs5is lbe same d4ysat,u A NJ. ssA .
.ib GRyqpdoits. arrives every Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday at 6 Pm. and departs every
tuesday. THURSDAY, and Saturday. at 6 A M.
81 Epnb Eu!yiqes, departs every Saturday, ut s
a ", and arrives game dayatl0P NJ. IVA
WtstD Union, arfiyestvery Fridayat 81 P NJ,
and departs the sslne day ate p NJ. 1
-:-.iaeksoa, arrives every Friday at 6 P NJ, and
departs SaturdaysSf6,A~M. :"
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7sa Ready. for Spring,

EUNI BEf II, q Cf1 It,L., ,,io,,, > 4, y. ~
TX n;nr.o 49, a,..,s; sane l'oasu,. ~ ahnoun
nas II rse;, W. " IT, - usts, ,satl az
sIssj ~ ,"s sp,s;is Z, 2 ycA = z o.,
~ ona nu,o rs Leasue' uaa r,huihgs' whien WI
~ ~ css p;'as;;,n ~" snsh' ia quar-
~ ,i,s onu III. u,g s.y.s o, tne hiha
..cwss, e ss,', nna %n' ~ ene'ea 70 a. ;isrs
~ t;on Of !, ,pot r,'d n';a LIVES az a,L t ANN
;e;,,a [ "a "A qoUv .s,i IA ss.sa ..eA' y .sssis ~ J
Raw Raw ~ our ou u,schao elnaa n,c o hd'e PRISE
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y a. ND .sre again' prepared TO 'wafi dpofr,uI
yEAs their eustomerswit everything ID theii
ii no Of business. Their stock OF ;i'9l asl.s
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, PaiAts,
OilsyDye-StuffS, Glassware, ,ia q
! r. oluWindow Glass, &C., S.'is a
is large, 9pprs ead well assorted; .and tbey
most respecifully solicit q coptnuance Of tha,
= .tropage which by strict attention to busi.
ness and uneeasing efforts to please ,they have
always endeavoredto merit jiP st'Iea 81
Fob. 6l65l,-sdwt -s.a s.e' ~
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dJL0dWick H. sons,

Z 4OdWick IL Sons, 49,
Wholesale and Refill Dealers in all kinds Of ;,
I'd Dry Goods and Notions, sbe9l
No. 56 Front Street., too Doors,, Rest of tbs A
~ 0 FrGakEn House.
A RE nov receiving their ifpst Spring Stock. Z
IA Their assortment is full and complete, y
comprising every yanety, land as they adhere
CASH SYsTEM, ,s.ar,. n rt,of
They do fearlsssiy pledge themselves to give
~ ~ GOOD BARGAlNSso s..sdaS" en
Feeling grateful for pact fayois. we hope by,
a fair representation Of our goods 10 merit and
receive ai increased patronage, Our assort,
LADIES DRESS GOODS, IL,
We think, cannot be snrpsssrd in quality,
styles and scheepness. To our ash,rtment or Il!
tsmbroderies, Trimmings, Ribbons, Parasol,
Hosiery, Gloves, &C., we Gull yout especla
.,a,,,.,, J. LoDwIcK 4 SONS, ~
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,Eastire New stock OF clothing
I, FOR FALL AND WINTER 1854.
IsadCre DeitSch

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALPR
= IN CLOTHING, '-'
WOULD respect Iuliy inlorm The citizens Of
w Portsmouth and vicinity, that having
disposed OF his old stock o. gond4 some weeks
ago, he has nov reopeued his store with arcn.
iIre new siock Of Clothing Of all kinds and
descriptions. Not having unyihng but what
has.been mapuflcturedlor this Fail and Wtn-
ter trade he is certain, lhlt persons calling On
him OF hisold sraad, corner. .d Markct aud
Frontits., can suiL thgm'eives ,as, weii. iii no,
better, than any other Place IN the city. ASS
IN hand gcnera! assortment OF Gentlemen's
FurnsliHg Goods.
Country and Furnace merchapts.wili fnl il
to their advantage 10 call, as lam determined
TO make. quick sales oaj small profits
Portsmouth, Sept. 2l, sd. d&wlm.
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d Land forSale.;f,4

rTNHE BoftsnAoath Dry Ddck iaba stsAaiboStt
I Basin Company wifis reii ono Or two
huhdred acres eEthsiE lads ,lsinSl on ihesweyO
side Of Tho Scioto Riyers Epr fyriher parsc;.o !,
sl.ssabplyts [oFRs. 0LEvEIAND, Agt moi,
I Noyi Y, lm,Ya.I ~ dai6w tYgsrai Era ised
't1sHE Brewers ofPoanssasa kavs sSieed 4tS'e's
IL sell b,er from -lho@ 10, of 9otobefat $3.50
ptr hf.hhl md n ,2sPss kesl " " srglrg1IaV
! THNuHLH USER. .t.,t
- 81 Iliw ysdi 70 ,FWA6L r ST HL,, ro''
II yii9 ssIi "a ,stSrii baslhyHsRssaeg''
Il sssn bna s.a y -ais.c@ sord
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!. JUST REC BIyED.

A ND FOR SiiLE BY.N. D.'GOLDBURG
"A The following invoice Of fno Cigars: w
1000 Principe,
4,0U0 LII Rosa Regalia, j.. .Ia3 s'ad
900 Jenny Lima, .--...--
10000 Crystal Palace.
r ~ 4GU0 1pDdcners, e --~.;.A''''s- %
/, $4,000 Tres, 0mingo, 3. :; ..Gti nirc1
6,Oo0 Know Nothing, .,..
Z. 0cI, so. = . .j2GiGia = ~, Us '3Jb
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:" ' RATES VTla OF POSTAGE.

II is not easy 10 keep always in mind the re,
qulred amount OF postage stamps on letters
de-, under the laws now In force. The Uhic
State Journal has procured and published ihr
follow iIg convenient tttlc Of rates, which gives
the information reQuiredat glSnce, aDd which
we present TO our rsaoers, with the suggestion
ig cut i out and put il in Aoaio convenient
place, TO savethe troubleof askiug aud IF har>
ing to enswcrthe questio,is,about it:
Lsttefs-- S@@'9t; a. '->
Each sos: aldet 5000 miles, prepaid, Sc; un.
~. paid s.. z Ia, '.E'..,' -
paid 10c. q. ,,l. ',. - ~
AaAprintsa matter in generul--any where in the
Tnited States, =. -. -. -
rilst three ounces. lie.
Each subsequent ouece. ....... .lc.
Ifnot-prepaid, double these rates. \
Newspapers and Perioaieals- quarterly or
yearly in advance :. =
First three ouBces. d. ~. &c.
Each subsequent ounce. ce............lic.
sand II weighing not overla o., intbe State
where published. &c cash, ,sand weekly papers
IN the ceunty ywbere published, free..l y :
SniaA Newspapers and Peri0d- when sent in
sieels77ppbIished mouthy or picks weighs
s.ailensr, aud r'a 30 i~ }iug at least 8
PspRtistscf l6 setauopsgss or OF, prepaid, &c
5Ltss, )! sn l'tes 5nFtt :, an ounce. ys''
Books-rbound or ubbourd, weighing not more
EthanA pounds, may besentb by mail, fSseaeh
Gader 5000 miles, prcpaiI ic. unpaid lsc.
SDyer ,ys9 sSb .s. -as't - 11cys aan &c.. -
S'FIacliensover asinglefde are charged as J
rate. .sfoci 9'eiS.rTs'
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statement OF aIle Star Insurance
/ COHpnMyt -. e..Y

fnF oGD DENSBURG ]. NEW .YoR made
in com ofniitv with the act Of the LegisluS
iure Of Ohio pas ed May let 1854
|, ThA name O saidcompany is STIR Tnsurr
snce Comrany, and Is located at 0gel.buig,
Wv York Ut.
! 3 The amount of Capital Stock i Si59,0j0
I 3 Fhet'a ilai trek is fully paid up accord>
inS 10 the provision el its Chr,tr.
| A. Tn, assets NJ said Company on the LIST NJ
! u'y 1881 az rtpirfctl at tha. time aud apppar>
ing on he Bo"hS of he Home Office, were abs
sou'eiy, except $4,000 eollai-Iai. t+ qt
4 list Cash Ia dhd............. SlS l36 02
h. do inaecnts shonds ....... I,249;5l
| 9. Owus no ReaE Es ate. Sc G.
g. Owns M Bonds except Mortgage Bonds,
| 4, Debts due 10 The compdhy on
Buids and Mortgages $50. g Sl35. .0Q0 0Q
5. lltb's Otherwise ecurd.. :. ... SAT II
s Debts due Tor pfsmiums. ~. X 5t7l1
% &A 40 a. Sl65, ,469 SO
T. Other securities (none)
| 5. No liabilities due or not due 10 Banks or
others. @ ,,, -..tl
6 No losses adjusted ard due,
q. No losses adjusted aud not due,. II .
&. No losses unad jnstet., ,,t,N.ytst
~9i No 'Ios,vslin suspicion awaiting further
proof. HI t1{3S
TO- No other clahns against The Company
borrng few small exeence items.
ls ~; The aggregate amount Insured in any
noe risk BY fire, $1,000; by Marine Iuland, $l0,>
QUO.
H. The greS,est amount allowed 10 he i'm
ured by th1, rules oiahe Company in, anpIity,
Town or Vilagr, is all The company ean Obtain
provided not over $4,000, be insured as liable
I'd loss by one fire! fnfs T. :
49, The grealest amount allowed 70 .be in
snfed in any one Block is $1,000 if there be any
liability from its consimctio, Of loss of tho
whole block. ifno such liability then $i6A0U
ID. Ihe act o., iprotpoyaaliop WIS granted
April 1854. ~ !
[Signedl H, G: Fo0TE, Sec'y. 4
Sword and subscribed before mel this 18th
day Of Juiy 1854. ~ 80!
[signedl ELIJAH WHITEJ.P.
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

.,,o FOR SALE iiY "a
Hunter & Maddox. Ripley, Jchu Sax,en.
Canton, We. Eatlr. Massllon, d I.amb
Findlar, Juo. Perkins, Athens, E. Z. New
man, Nmwulk.. Edwards & Gosf,orn. cincin
niii, Geo. dale. Ashtabula, A. Hinchman
Sulem, 3',e 5.s 50 @e5f1.s,. &C. -
q nciaEld,us -. :. ~ ~ :. L-.--. ~. ~. y
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NEW, FL RMo

Ports. JAM filS55?l OLA. sLt
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

I lOU.\ti man named James Mackry,
"A borrowed my horse on Sunday morn
ing last, Tor the purpose, AS he stated. of
going to the Camp Meeting, and promised
to return i; that evening. lie has failed to
DO SO, and have reason to believe it is not
his intention to return it, as he did not 90
to the Camp. Meeting, but was seen goinr in
another direction.
James M@ckcy is young man of about
Il years OF age, of low static, with blue
eyes light hair, and fair complexion. Mack
eys parents reside in Alabama, but he has
been residing for the most part in Spartan
burg District. The horse is of the pony
specie with the letters c. NJ. branded on
his hip and shoulder. Mackey. with the
horse, also carried my saddle and bride. ]
will give the above reward for the recovery
OF the horse, and the apprehension of the
rogue. FLEMING MACkEY.
Aug - q
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A Book FuH Of Startling Disclosures
NOW READY,
FEMALE LIFE
AMONG THE M0RM0NS.

NARRATIVE OF MANY YEARS PERSONAL
EXPERIENCE,
BY TIE WIFE OLA AORNON ELDER
RECENTLY FROM UTAH.
One large l9mo. col, toih rieO Of Salt Lake
City.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR.
There il no subject of the day, that is at
tracting more attention, than the rapid in
crease and rising power Of the Mormons in
Utah. What will be their ultimate destiny,
is as yet an uRsolved problem. From e<Ty
people and nation, vessel after vessel is land
ing them on our shores in countless mum.
hcrS. This Narrative, therefore, is the most
"pportunc, giving rs il does, an insight into
the Domestic Habits and customs of that
wonderful people. AS will b. observed by
the contents, the Book is full disclosure OF
the experience and suiIerings endured 10y
Females in the Mormon Country, and the
reader is carried along by the narrative, with
absorbing Interest from the beginning to
the end.
J. {. DERBY, Publishers,
ll9 Nass,u.strcrt, Newly
And for sale by all the Booksellers and
News Agents. Copies sent by mail, post.
paid, on receipt Of price.
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CHARLESTON
DAILY STANDARD.
n Reliable Commercial
and Political Journal.
SINGLE CorIEs, PER ANSUM s 90
len 100

The Daily Standard contains iai,y telegram.
&c report, Market Report, and a report of
"eneral Information furnished by the mail from
every section of the Union
IL also presents daily report OF the Stock
Market, the Cotton Market, of the Arrivals and
Departures of Ships, aud of the arrivals of pas.
sengers.
Once week ia presented comparative
statement oil ..Ie receipts and shipments of Cu,.
ton, kice and Lumber, at the port of Charleston,
anu comparative statement Of the Rccei,ts
ana exports OF Cotton at all the ports of the L.
nited Statcs.
All news OF a personal and political character.
both foreign aud domestic, Is given with the
greatest possible promptness; aud TO insure this
OBJECT we have secured the services of nm able
corps Of correspondents.
IL Is our special object to publish a NEWS.
PAPER, proper We shrink from the express.
sion OF no opinion which may be demanded by
the subject before us, but as general principle
prefer stating facts at the earliest instant pos4i
bic, and To leave it TO our readers 10 form their
own opinions.
The course of the paper Is severely conserya-
tive first OF morality aud order; next, of the In.
sttntions peculiar 90 the South, and next Of the
union OF the States. We resolately oppose rad.
icalism az well in democracy az morals.
One important object The osfablishment of
0nr paper, was to present ohsao vehicle for
iniofmaiion. From this oIiecs we have been
compelled to depart, 20 some cxtcne but not 10
leave y entirely utpf view, ~e propose TO sell
the paper at our oonnter, IA packages of TEN
lori orTWENTi-FIVECENTS aud 70 NAIL TEN
Copies 20 any one four Subscribers, Tor year.
who viii send us FIFTY DOLLARS. This viii
relieve us ffom the I'd. 81 collection, and the
expense o. mailing 20 s.ihhy different paekages,
whl!e II win give 10 every ncighbofhood through,
out the State, the opportunity of daily paper a
FIVE D0iLARSper snnuun. : 1 ~ ~
L.w. SPRATT & co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

Absconded from my place In Chesterfield
District on Sunday the 18th August, my two
boys. Dave and Charles Dave is about 81
years old, of coal black complexion, with
very white teeth. weighs las or $50 lbs,
heavy bcaricd, and has peculiarly thin lips;
he is about feet or 0 inches high, rather
down look when in conversation, and
though plain in speech on ordinary occ; sion,
shutters when excited. Charles is 81 years
ofage, weighs 100 or I65 lbs, Of light com
plexiou, though not n muL,tto, is rather
knock-kneed which gives him an iudolent
walk, Of bold carriage, has IN independent
appearance, and also has wide space be-
tween two Of his front tecth. | cannot say
that they have been enticed awav, although
II has that appearance, for they have always
seemed to be very contented. will giye
the above reward for their Judgement in any
jail so that Gun get them, or 80 dollars for
cithcr Of them. Address thn subscriber at
Wild Cat p O.. Lancaster District, S. C..
JEREMIAH PUNDERBURK.
August 3lst 1855. 30;Jt
~ Raleigh Register and Richmond
Enquirer copy each times and eend bill to
this Office
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l67 Broadway, N. Y.