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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

NJ STRAKOsCH A ASPEcULaToR.-Strakosch the
musical composer, hen he first visited Chicago in
1852, with Paredi, was induced to make small ia.
ves,ment in real estate. which was subsequently
added to on ievisiiing the city every year. The
cash value of his purchases in that city is now
over 100000 on an investment of about SIX. 900.
Mr.. s. has also invested considerable sums In Wis.
cousin. Dubuque Davenport, &c. The value Of
his property amounts in the aggregate, to about
two hundred thousand dollsrs.-AiboHy LrgUs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

HEAVY VERpiCr-The case of Robert ID Ward
VS.. Buffalo and Erie Railroad Company was deci.
ded 1t tho special term Of the Supreme Court held
at Maysyilie. New York. This was an action
brought By Ward to recover the value OF bis hotel
and furniture destroyed by hrs In November 1854,
which he claimed was set on fre by Goals blown
from locomotive Of the railroad company The
jury returned verdict OF @s 9s5 GO for the plaintiff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

STRUCK BIZ LIGHTNIsG.-On Wednesday after
noon last the barn of Mr.. q. " Coonbs. in Mon
ongalis county. Va. was struck by lightning. and
its contents intending his crops just harvested
farming utensils, &c, slsoa stable Lear by. wers
consumed by fire. The loss is estimated At
g., 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

A MARRYING MAN-The Nswburyport Herr Id
relates that n man who has been able to live with
good degree of quiet in that city while two VIC.
men claimed him as husband was taken all aback K
OIL Wednesday evening by the appearance of a
third lady in the same character. and "mizzled "
The last claimant is from New Orleans and she
says the man has still another wife in Wales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
ViiE Oi.E WATCH,


e. Hg grsndfathers watch is battered and old,
zS-zfs. IL never contained either jewell or gold,
- IS-iied thee now for maay long years.
And cherished by me, though some gaee thss sneers
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
I.rousb summer aud winter you've kept up good
time;
I've ssen many rival, all cased 10 fine gold,
Vet .tiH prefer you for trls, though you RS old;
Poor common and worn with thin silver Case
l s-q-cely cen see the time now by Thy face,
Yrf st:lI csn hear, by that old wheszy sound,
Tou r,ust ne repaired. you'll soon run aground;
And 80 long a. | live, shall part me and you.
save nile you re repairing ny BAR-TiiOLO O-MEW;
And ~ t,toss old hands point the hour Of day,
/, rc.ls me how time passes swify away;
Fpr soon must | leave thee, fr viii be caring
! 60 iik. you then, for thorough repairing
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of llth and Main streets.
y B-Wstches, Clocks and Jewellery Of every de-
s.aaiinr carefully repaired Hair Orusuents Of eve-
y bind niHdc, Engraving neatly executed on tho
s.o,rs' notice, aud moderate terms any other
hoa5, "a tho city. jeS
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:. rMRNTY DOLLARS KRWAKD

~ p.uawav ttom Toe Fubtcribor, August lat
IA ,r,e negro men nsrl~d JAMES aud JOHN, OF
"A 'dsrk complexion. The oldest, James, very
60. 5l,ck about "a or q years of age; John, the
.a.f II OF IS years Of age both OF small statue.
- 49,, A. hi; ei 90 the Richmond and Esnyils Rail
sJ ,h,.e years since, and 1t is likely that they msy
iot;ns f,g eu pluyment on that road, or they nay
-, ,,s maize their way to n tree state Fer the APP
hsrsio sud delivery OF said slaves IL taken with
! .h. county, the above reward will he paid, and
,, J,ilsr, If taken without tho county
WY EDWD. F. PlNCHBECK, Ma tosx r. O.,
,tw Chesterfield county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

FIRE IN NoBILE.-The Planters Exchange Mo.
bile was burned down Sunday morning about half
past three O'Clock. The house was situated on the
believed to have been the work of an ince sdiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

oIEAh SAW MILL BURNT - On Thursday right
of last week, the steam saw mill of Mr.
Kitchen about nine miles from Tarboro. N G.
accidentally caught fire, and was partisliy con
sumed together with large quantity OF lumhar
Loss estimated at about s. 500
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~ FKhsU AHRIVnL UF JEW

- FKhSF NHKIFNL OF JEW.
skFea ELKT OF TIE LATEST STYLES
EVE Just 10 hand large variety of Jewelry of
SSfsSSssS liz most fashionable styles, among which
i,rIue entirety styles The assortment con-
,ss il part nf Cameo. Gold St1ne, Lava Mosaic and
nlqm5nd Pins; Ear-RinSs, FingsrRIurs and Brace.
l.fs: -iso n lnrge variety Watch Keys Gold and
silver Pencils. Gold Pens, the best manufactured
ard large variety Of Silver Ware. All gasds war
,anted ss represented and will bs sold at living
lIeht, MfERe JAMIE,
va IN Ms'p street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

FROM Observation-Disclosures has reached this
city iom Monterey. to the 18th, from which " 9
learn that the Governor of Nueyo Leon has re.
fused to surrender his authority to the new gov.
ernment OF ComOnfort whose power he ridcules
II Is anticipated that Comonfort will attempt 10
ioree obedience. in which case considerable blood
shed is apprehended
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.-On Saturday,
2eth uii., Shoifs powder mill at Mount Carneli.
near Ashland, in schuylkill co Pa, exploded In
santly killing one man, aud seriously injuring Sc.
veral otherp. Ht
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L!.i rsss.Ss,,sl ss.s:..,S,l THE ADaMs,kxPaEss 40

:. ing resumed their Steamship
iAWesS TO and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
noac, o5 steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
ifsVe New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
1oo tatnce by rsihoad 10 Weldon, Whining on,
LSheninrg. Salem, Wythevilie, and the principal
pncrs IN Virginia and North Carolns, now pro-
In'eo 10 forward with great dispatch and at reduced
aes' every Mind Of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
1t"e"y' DC, to the above named cities and all
places on the ssnboard
NJ, ou Express on the Steamships will be sceomps-
Wv" oy special Messengers, who will give their per-
, ttten'ion to the careful handling of goods en-
t ttss.ea to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO!B Steamship
No.; pFrs viii please take notice that packages to
peit' IN Virginia and North Carolina will be sent BY
''.Hpirr' unless otherwise marked
y AZ 'eh received on day Of sailipg until o'clock
a. J. l.. mACDONUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
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MORALS OF GOTHAM "A hundred and fifty
swindlers have been eaught at the Astor House
alone, by one of the walters. within the last sir
months, trying to leave without paying for theiI
meals. 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

Posr OFFICE REFORMS "A mammoth petition
comprising nearly eleven Thousand signatures, has
or Is abeut to be presented to Congress. TO effect
the following modification of the laws Of the pre.
cent postal system of the United Sta,es A nni-
form postage Of two cents letters under half an
ounce weight. Receiving houses and letter car
II n In all cities and principal tow freesof charge
Postage on all frauked matter 70 be paid eni of
the Treasury.
A uniform and low rate OF ocean postage between
the United States and foreign countries
Money orders for snms not exceeding s25 to be
draw BY one post Office on each other.
Abolition OF compulsory prepayment and dou.
BILE postage on ail matter not prepaid
Return Of all dead letters 70 she writere.
The Psss Office department, II is understood, 10
opposed to any and all Of these projects. and with
respect TO conpuisory prepayment the Depart
ment wishes, and have induced the keHsfe to pass
n bill extending tho practice of pre- pay suent, BY
bringing wiein II all transient printed matter
The object fs to exclude from the mails great
mass .f printed crcuars issued rs advertisements,
which are nsvsr taken ont by tbs parties 70 whom
Addressed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

PUTTING THIN THRouGH.-The Police Court
of Louisville, KY has recently imposed fines. 70
coffee house keepers Of that city, for violations of
the city ordinances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06
~ on ADyERTIsIN0. q

The HsaII Of he Cfsy eenssnuss sxeesdipely
goa for the shere being serious diseasss
for the physicians % contend With. hat Ne have
heard q Up % this time We have hoard Of only
four cases Of bilious fever. and III a them were
mild type. In soms Of the mountain reeiops The
general health 10 mot - good - n former years.
Nsr EnSine Hoxses The Council have mot ret
made an appropriation for tie engine houses
intended for Companies and 3, but VIII do % ~
soon 2. the plas. are prepared These bulldogs
should be put up before cold weather setsin the
companies mentioned win mot be able TO keep up
their organization during the winter months.
Dog Lieenss-The new dog ordinsnce has now
oecn In operation i've days. and yet NOT one sixth
OF the canine race has been licensed. The nesmen
should be 81 work now, In order 10 thin ont The
and night
by an advertisement In this mornipe's paper. tbas
two colt stakes have just closed to come of on the
Fairfield Course this fall. FROM present iudica-
lions the racing will be geod, and the foreign At
tendance large
Murder Case Thomas G. Smith, now cosfiued
In the jail Of Henrico county the charge Of mur
dering Joseph Z. Crouch, on the 9th Nay last has
been before Judge Clopton on habess eovpss, with
the hope of getting bail. After hearing the whole
testimony In the cause, the case was submitted 70
the Judge, who positively refused bail
The County Court of Henrico was In session yes.
terday. transactfng civil business, OF public Inn
portance. The Grand Jury was in session the
greater part Of the day, and made . number OF
presensments against perscna for selling ardent
spirits to be drunk In their houses without license
digging sand from the public highways. obstruos.
ing public roads, petty larceny, etc. At Q late
hour In the afternoon they adjourned 10 meet again
next Tuesday, to dispose of other matters which
will be brought before them.
Mammoth Melon We are indebted 10 q friend
in Hanover for . mammoth watermelon, which
weighed IS pounds. This was the largest one that
we have seen this season. Who can beat itf
.Schools The fall session of most Of the scbools
In tho city will commence in . few weeks, a. will
be seen by the advertisements Of the teachers, In
another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

pWSPECiAL NOTICE-Exrre.s packases for
Petersburg, Richmond and all places In Vir-
.,ns nrd North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Is Ia'hlps Roanoke ard Jamestown, viii hereafter
on % e me authorized Agents for Express privileges
cce couce OF the New York aud virginia stssmship
P"y' LUDLAM L PLEASANTS,
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- rh. r,iuy Ds.patch 10 served 10 sshssnhsrs
.xn auasrgR CENTS PR WIKI, payable 10
80 CARRIER weekly. Price for mailing, - year, or
- "a fsr ak months, n advance.
~ The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every Fii-
A., and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annuuu.
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RUNAWAYS.

RUNAWAY. Runaway from the
II ,uhscr1ber, on the lat January last, negro
"a woman named AMANDA, belonging 20 the
NO s,sste Of Samuel Peasants, deceased. She
$T>i,.f adark brown complexion, about TWEEN.
- 80 yesrs Old and has mother living in Batch
S.',n snd many relations living in Pswhstau,
,,ber, she ia no doubt harborsd. The usual reward
LII be raid upon her delivery TO me At the Jail Of
Uenrieo ard alt exp~pses paid -
lien st ALEN r. HUTCHINSON.
q HaNAWAY- SI0 0HkNAkD.-.On
* SuE6av July 9Th, young negro woman,
ESs named COLUMBIA about Is or ~ years old,
0 rnseIhrcsd color ivs feet. six or ei sht inches
SL~Tisa,- a her stout; aed'on pale pink dress and
b,te bonnet " hen che left A reward of Ten h OIL
I.,swi!, be paid faf Der EetuInto
'''' HIRAM CARSELL.
.s,f,~ Brooke Avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

FIRE.--The Wilmington Republican says the
laTge foundry Of Coburn, Hyde & Co, At Della.
ware City. WAS destroyed by fire on fhursdsy
night. This will prove a serious loss. not only 10
the proprietors but to she village. as many work
men are thus thrown OUT of employ nent. The
loss is estimated at s2oO0o No insurance 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06
~, GKIFE EOMOND.ON for sALE,

~, GkiFE EDNONDsON for sALE.
(oA-Ihe celebrated Rsee Horse aud stallion
s.I 1hiFF EDMONDS0N, 10 now offered for
80 0 pi"Vl cash, provided purchaser IL bad for
S ~i'hio sixty days. His performances the turf
=, -, ane hgnes order, a. viii DO by reference
~ ~ n1 1hrf Assister,-and his pedigree Is inferior to
o,et stallion In the country any wishing to
i'imsiisn, by application to
JAMES TALLY
~ i4-if1 Fairfield Course near Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

N1VTs q E.-Temporary Kemoval..-Tho
~ subscriber, for the purposs Of giving sy to tn
erection OF q new house has removed his store from
mis- old stand corner of Main aud 18th streets three
doors above, where he wsuld be pleased TO SOC his
friends and the public generally, In want Of frst
rate article Of Clothing, assuring them that he 10 pre-
pared with all the necessary requisites adorn the
outward man. y. B SPENCE,
Fashionable Clothfer and Merchant TsiIor,
= te II fs ea seat No. 12B Main street
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CONDUCTOR KILLED-A man by the name Of
Ayers . conductor upon of the freight trains,
was killed east of Martinsburg. Va on Wednes-
Day night Last. It. happened during the severe
thunder storm, which we had on that evening,
and Il is supposed by some persons that he WAS
stunned by the lightning and falling eff the train,
was run over and crushed TO death.
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a foWaAT1N Fok SALE win HIS :sil r1,.,s. as
~ hs s y
which is in original growth and heavily tiobersd-
the timber consisting principally Of pine. red and
white oak, poplar, &c. II lies on tbs main Eastern
branch of Jones' Creek about four miles from James
river, hive or six miles from Tomshawk bepot, and
about the same distance FROM Powhatan Depot, ON
the Danv1ile Railroad 1t has good dwelling house
and all necessary out houses including sufficient
number of good tobacco barns for securing large
crop of tobacco tfft
The above land will be sold on very accommodating
terms deem 1t unnecessary to say any thing more
ss thoss disnosed to buy wifi, Of course, visit the
premises before buying.
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 33O Bread
W sTREET.-l 900 pairs OF those beautiful Shades,
only Sic, richly worth 81; Lsndscapes plain and
did Shades; gilt and Gothic shades at half tho
price they are usually so!dst. Table Oil Cloths all
widths, Is cents up.
N. B.-storskeepers and pedlars supplied At New
York prices. Also, . nice assortment ef Dry Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible pricsa-
E.cs Nit. I & s.is NJ,
ses Belts Sci Lsdies Collars from 64c up; Under
sleeves &c; Brown Linen Table Cloths SOC; Towels,
cheap. Ladies will find 1t to their advantage to call
at the cash store of M. GOLDEN, go Broad st.,
jys a%77a ~ between Sd and 4th.
u RkOUCTION IN GOA E.--F rom thia Gay
IL until the let Of september next viii delivef
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at FIVE DOL.
LARS per load. At this price, It 10 cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces In Churches Stores
Tobacco Factories, and private dwellings well -
for cooking ranges and stoves
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered At e55O
per load for lump, and IS for ha-the first grade
ing passed fuel for crates and open stoves
by any coal whatever.
" Coke Yards corner eth and Byrd Streets and
10th street and Basin bank
je Cts JNo. J. " ERTH. Agent
'lSU q y AC & d MANUfACTUKEks.-.
IL ThA uud0feian0d AGENTS and COmmnqiOn M0Y.
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, in New
York, respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco, to
their address. From their acquaintance with tho
ton to shippers
limos c. Adams late oft firm Of Patteson, Adams
Co, would be pleased 70 hear from his old friends
1t this house. s
Liberal advances on condgnments
: e.HH CONNOLLY 4 ADAMS,
s.- .l-s n Front street, N. Y.
JAMEs A. CONNOLLY. RoBr. n. ADAMS
. l-d8n1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

FROM KANsAs--Advices firm Leavsnworth to
the 30ih, state that Gen. Lane and bis company
had not entered the Territory Of Kansas. General
Smith threatens them with martial law u they do
The territorial authorities had commenced 70 levy
taxes, Both parties refses 70 pay and trcsblss
are apprehended.
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LrORWA RIDING BUSlNK d 6..IN.
II CREASED DIsPATCH-I have made arrange.

mants to increase tho line Of boats running from my
house, and shall at the commencement Of the fall Sea.
son, send boat every other day Sundays except
ed. By this gemenl will put goods through two
days than heretofore, and nearly IL alto.
geiher, soon 81 ly the g. 8. r. r., and At much
less expense.
Merchants west Of Lynchburg wishing to oonsian
their goods the Tarord agent required to de-
posit funds pay the charges IN that point, ths
virginia and Tenne- Raiirosd refuse to pay col
lect charges on soods received by the Canal.
jy 29-n ALFRED s. LEE on the Dock.
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QUITE FLRET-The following British men Of.
war arrived At Barbados W. Jibetween the Sd
and 10th Of July :-StsAmers-Drien,9 81 guns, 6o0
horse power; Empereur 81 guns 500 horse power;
Arrogant. Al snns, 500 horse power; Tartar, al
guns, 800 horse power; Cossack, 50 guns 400 horse
power Dispafch boats--P Pioneer, 10 guns $50
horse power; Victor, 8 guns. sos borse po oser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

I'm fon sA1.E--An excsiIeHI HldiDg
I2LEAhE well known In this city. Apply ut
sms omss. jy &-ts
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81 Thssteamer Atlantic. with dates from Liverpoo
70 tue Esd uit arrived at New York Monday after
noon' at . O'Clock. We were unable to Obtain
newsby her in consequence of the dcrangemen
of the telegraph line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-06

Importani Decision-An error occurred In our
notice headed. !" important decision published
yesterday, which places the Mayor In an improper
position Instead Of saying the Mayor gave YER
dict IN behalf of the plaintiff tbe published notice
said defendant" From f0s reading Of the arti-
Gle most persons no doubt perceived the error and
corrected it for themselves. 7t
Recorder TAYLOR presided at The Mayors Cou,t
yesterday, In the absence Of Mr.. Mayo, who ID
now making shert VISIT to his friends 10 Norfolk
He will be at his post In few days no doubt, but
until then the Recorder viii perform his duties
Too Hsary-The late rains fell so rapidly that
in soms places the vegetable crop has been badly
washed and injured. A gentleman from Henrico
informs US that the ground 10 not yet sufficiently
wet 10 do the hill side crops material service, -
the ponghs now turn up the dry earth.
Roxu CassAs.-- Malachi slave to w r Mayo.
was arraigned before the Recorder yesterday. and
ordered fifteen stripes for stealing . pipe wsrih
eighteen cents. Almost lick for each cents
worth stolen. - 5sfs,s ssaE xss& q
silly caarge.--John 8. Turpin got black eye
last Saturday, from rome unknown cause ana
charged Mr. William u. irby with striking him -
0n getting before the Recorder he acquitted Mr..
Of giving the blow, and thus eaded aths matter.
Bsggar Homes, Of auspicious sptearanee. are
very numerous 10 the city and should receive toe
attention OF the police. Neither the jail nor tne
poor house are suitshis plaza. for these cressares
unless they could be made 20 labor This can rss.
dny be done by pnniag them 20 picking oaiun
and would soon cure them Of thA sbomtpabis hae'
II Of begging about The atrees tnssead of ssrnisg
their living by hopess Iabur, Oar ciuxsrs Ns
throwing away theif means when they give TO
these ereatures, for they beg 70 make money and
NOT from necessitys 20
Mat Robb1y-Tbs ex3msnafion Of Page Es.
MIS- before CommissIoner atson of fhis city. will
take place ON the sth tnst. ~ which time al he
witnesses should be 10 asssndancs. nonis b now
% bad 70 answer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
A NEW
Map of North Carolina.

FE'HE undersigned preparing. and will publish, as
soon as the necessary Surveys, &c, Re obtain
ed, New, Large, and Complete Mar o. NonTH Ca
RoLSA five feet by three, well engraved and finished
in the best style.
II il admitted on al sides, that such work is great
desderaum in State, and il is 10 consequence Of
the frequent inquiries on this sHhee that the UNDER
signed have embarked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work Of this kind is that of Nc
Rae. published in 1888; aud since then tie Counties
Towns, Roads and Posioiices have increased in num-
her. and all our works q Internal improvements with
small exceptions, been set on foot.
Il il intended that the New Map, nov proposed 10 he
published, shall contain accurately laid down. all the
Natural Features OF the State the Inles, HsrbOrs,
Sounds, Lakes. Rivers. Greeks, Mountains, &c.
Also, he public Improvements aud artificial divisions.
The Railroads, Plank Roads, Counties CoanIs Towns
Posi-oiiees, Cities, viisges. PosLIosds aud Canals
Colleges. Academies, &c. SC.
The Map will be ready BY the summer Of 1855.
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
SAMUEL PIERCE.
TERMS:
In Best Style. Gilt Rollers, and First Impres-
sions, $40 90
In Plain style, Black Rollers, 90
Raleigh. August, 1854. 3d.
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DIR. s'fRONG'S
lplECgpNlRAiL e.fWMiAUMI lPIMIs

pIECNUiRAih EsrWlGAGGt PILLS.
A Remedy for Coughs, Coils, Cdforyh, B,on- ehifs,
Group. Whoopng Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Ner.
Diseases. Dyspepsia costisencss Eyspelas. Dis
ease Of the Heart Inflammation and Pain In the chsst,
Back and Side, and oil diseases arising from deraig-
cd state Of the stomach, and 10 reeseibe disssstpd
bad feeling from ealing too hearty food, il weak and
dYspepiic habits. O Warranted iobe purely sc-
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These Pills act nm Expectorsnt, Tonic, and Apes
rent Ono rs box POSSESSES three times pow-
diseases than dollar bottle Of any Of The
Syrups Balsams or Sasapaiillas thai ever made
and simple trial Of only ono box will prove this i'm.
portant truth.
They promote ExncctoristIon, Loosen
the Phlegm, and Clear the Lungs and other Secretary
Organs Of al morbid matter, aud There IL no other
NEEDY in the whole Maieria Mediea capable Of mpart-
ing such healing properties 10 the Lungs and Vital Or
gaus as these Pills. They cure C1stiyeness,
produce good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Price rs cents per box, containing 70 doses
Of medicine. SMN
Call on the Agents WIN sell The Pills, and get the
/. Planters Almanac graiis, giving full particulars and
certificates OF cures.
Both kinds Of the above named Pills are for sale in
Hlsborough by DENNIS HEAR1'f, and st Chapel
Hill by r. b. SAUNDERS; who also keep supply
of DIR. Spencer's Vegetable Pills, and DR.. HalhgC-e-
braled Pills. which stop the Chills und Fever the
day, and DO no, sicken tbs stomach operate
bowels.
August 20. 00-iy