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HOW TU CURE All PAIN 80

Psin IS the fo-erUuner of most diseases-cure the
PsIL and check the disease.
DR.. ROSES PAIN-CURER
,~iiIcure rheumatism Neuralgia Pains in the Limbo
SIDES Back, Sprains and Bruises Ear and Tooth
Achs, Pain or Cramp in the Stomach or Bowels
Sore Throet, Burns 5calds, Ague or Jumps in the
8fsast, Chiils Spinal Affections and Pains in the
feet. Indeed it cures all Pain.
ET3- IL. - nd 80 cents bottle.
II yog are Bil Gus and have a bad Cold. take DR..
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR ANTI BILIOUS Pulls.
They carry OF all bile and remove q cold. These
Fs 90 ahead of all ether Piils in their GOOD effects
EF- Boxes l4t and g cents. Sold by ali Druggists
Richmond. Petais istUrg. Norfolk LynChhurg, Fred
erIcssbuSg srd Charlottesville. 10 25-Sn
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DON'T LIKE THE NAME.-The Tarboro' IN c.
southerner says application will be made to
the Legislature now in session, 70 change the
name of this beautiful village from Tarborough
to Newburg; also to change the name of Tar river
TO Pamlico." Our mailing clerk will please watch
the proceedings of the North Carolina Legislature
and if the prayer of the petitioners be granted
direct thereafter to Newburgh Southerner.
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CHAPLAIYs TO CoNGREss.-We learn from the
National Intelgsncer that Clergymen of seven
different denominations Of Washington city, have
given their names to memorial now on foot
Which profers, alternately, their services, in the
place of the Chaplains usually appointed by Con-
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fssts-, WM. S BEERS & Co:
Dear Srsl was, in the year of 1850, attacked with
.. scioiu & was indeed. at one time gwen ut Nv
o. g. from end to the other, | tried all
.tsrt Medicines could hear OF, and employed seve-
:si physicians. Al did good until Carter's
spanish Mixture spoken so highly of by the ne.gs-
.a2eSs | eot few bottles, according to directions
The remit Is tha. now am as sound as ever was
fact, feel better than ever did in my life and
ovid recommend it to all who may be afflicted with
,..s. sY4 full disease.
JOHN r. WALKER, p M
To- sale ny BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, and
Druggists generally. su
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LARGE ARRIVALS OF FRUIT At BOSTON Tho
arrival, of fruit at Boston this season have been
unusually large Among the vessels are the hafkH
Henry Hill, Race Horse ard Hinos., from smyr'
ma. and brig conductor and bark Sicilian, from
Malana all of which have very large carg0ee.
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A TERRAPIs "BATTuE ID. w G. Calender
of Dovlestown. Pa, caught over 900 ierrapins In
the nnner part of Bucks counfy. in one week.
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Loss OF LlFE.-Tuesday night, one of the
Canal street Ferry skiffs was returning from AL
eiers to New Orleans with eleven passengers and
tae oarsmen, it was upset in the middle of the
river by the swell raised by towboat, and four
of the passengers drewed
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"CoME LIKE SHADOWS, so DEPART."-A great
mortality of newspapers has occurred since the
Presidential election We see g list of fifteen
sixteen, ''shut up, broke or suspended ;" Hundreds
of thousands of dollars have been lost in these
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SU1CIDE.-We learn from the Wilmington IN.
CD Banner, that Mr.. Ransom Ward destroyed his
life at his own house Thursday last, by dis
charging the contents of gun into bis stomach.
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The "Book of Mormon" has been translated IN
to the Hawaiian language, and large ealten pas
been printed.
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GREAT YIELDING. Williamson Page, living
near Raleigh, n c., raised the following crops on
one acre of land. viz: In September, 1855, be
sowed one bushel of wheat mixed with turnp
seed, from which he raised forty FIVE bushels of
wheat and about 500 bushels of turnip,. In June,
1856, he planted the same ground ia corn and
peas, and has harvested fifty bushels of corn,
aud sixty four bushels of peas. The only fertiIi-
zer used was stable manure
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A STREAK OF LEAN AND THEN STREAK OF
FAT-A man name George Norrish was convicted
at Buffalo, few weeks, since, on a charge of big
amy, and sentenced to two and a half years at
Auburn Since his arrest, The Republic says, q
relstiye has died, ard left him 81 500.
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YANKEES NEVER Los TrA'E-A gentleman
was once negotiating with New Hampshire horse
dealer for the purchase Of mare, but could not
agree by ten dollars. Next morning, however,
naking up his mind to split the difference. he post.
ed off to the stable, where the first person he met
was the groom.
Master up Joe:' he inquired.
mo, master be dead" said Joe; "but he left
world for you to have the mare"
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IMPORTS OF DRY GoODS.-rhe total imports
of dry goods at New York during November were
s69 greater than for November Of last year;
9 3 233 ,099 over the receipts for the same month
of 1854; and $3.50 GOO less than for the came pc.
riod of 1853 The total imports since the lst
Of January last amount to sac, $780, 09l which is
S27 Ie9, ,553 greater than for ihe same period Of
last year 50 CSC 5l greater than for the same pc
red of 1854 but only S662 las greater than for the
corresponding period Of 1853
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4, OR nAiE--A fashioaabie stwo horse
CARRIAGE, which has been In use dot more TIN ies
months. Apply at this Office. ocA-h
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THE BRITISH PEERAGE.-An extract of the En-.
glish printed peerage shows that out f249 noble
men, the number of thirty-fve claim to having
traced their descent beyond the conquest; forty
nine, prior to the year 1l6O; twenty nine prior to
the year 1900; thirty two prior to the year 1890;
twenty six, prior to the year AGO. seventeen prior
to the year l6O0 tvyentysix, prior to the year 1000
and thirty but little prior to the year 100.
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PREPARING FOR CHRIsTMAs -Iu a proclama.
tioi, Mayor Wise of Alexandria, Va declares war
on those juvenile filibusters that make our town
echo during Christmas times, with report of gun
pistol, and cracker. He calls upon all good citi
zens, more especially the magistrates, to assist
him in enforcing the law.
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THE BRITISH WHALE FISHERY has been unu-
sually profitable this year-so much so that in
Dundee dividends of 500 per share to be paid
by the Union Company on shares which might
have been bought lately under $40. This success
has led to the proposal that steam power should be
employed as a means of giving Arctic fishermen
increased command over the fishing ground and
it is not improbable that by another season the
suggestion will be adopted
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Freemason Lodges in Smyrna and one is to be
opened in Constantinople The feeling in favor
of Masonry is said to be gaining ground, and it is
not feared that the Ottoman government will in
any way interfere in the establishment of lodges
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REVOLUTION IN SONORA. - From Los Angeles
Mexico, have details of the revolution which,
broke out in Sonora by which it appears that the
forces of Governor Gsndary com plstely routed
by those of Aguilar, commanded by Gen'i Pesqueira
aud that he himself had reti red to Luzon Fifty men
had been killed, and over two hundred wounded du-
ring ths fighting, which was severe.
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SHIP BUILDING AT New YORK The Courier
gives list of the ships which have been launched
from the New York ship yards since the beginning
of the year. and which will be launched during
the season. The number launched is St. of AZ, 40
aggregate tonnage The number on the stocks
and to be set afloat this year is l6, of 900 ton
mage OF the number launched II are steam yes
sells and the rest mainly ships barks and lighters
The largest vessel is the Adristic, 900 tons.
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ROYAL HUNTING PARTY.-Saint Huberts day
was celebrated at Campegne, France, by grand
stag hunt The Empe or Napoleon, in sporting
costume, occupied the front seat of the first char
baucs; his Msjesty had the Empress at bis right,
and the Prince of Tuscany at his left. The En-
press looked remarkably well in her hunting cos.
tune; che wore a small three eornered hat, with
a fringe of swans feathers, and had riding whip
in her hand
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MEDICINES.
t>sTaNT Relief and speedy Curc, i. the

INSTANT Relief and speedy Curc, is the
. rsfne Of LEONAkD'S preparation 90 successful,y
-; ~ the treatment Of Coughs. Geld. snd kindrsS
. l-r'siuls Large Quantities were sold the past sea
~ ana ali who used il who were within the reach of
,-edv expressed entire satisfaction with its mos,
s,rpv effects Asipsle tal viii prove its superiority
-sr many iuferor compounds which sold at four
.-,,s the price OF LEoNARDS INSTANT RE
flEF Price s5 cents per bottle.
v5T sale hv Al resceetabe Drukgits and neslers in
,-, Stsse of Virginia
WhHesale Agents, Mesxs. Purcell Ladd Co,
a.rnatt Beers Y FishetSA6e 4 Grsy Richmond
,-, Frs II. Robertson, Petersburg no 26-tt
,tE-. paw - COUGH ELIXIR.- TbI.
III excellent ard never failing remedy for ecu shs
--.ss " hopping Cou9h. Pulmonary Complaint aud
s, as eyeatre'Iet in Consumption and most diseases
rC from Colds ana neglected Coughs Is rapidly in
-.s.,:s IN popularity, The following testimonial is
..- seutemsn well known in this community:
RICHMOND, May % 1855
,'-s l. g. p3rS: Dear Madam, take great ples
in certifying 10 the beneficial effects of your val
..r tre medicine, named and well known as Mrs
gANs' COUGH fLIXtR." Having used it in my
.ef; for the Las; seven years IN the use of which
, wifi has been greatly benefited aud myself re-
s.,.ra from disease of the cheat contracted during
.-y campaign in the late war with Mexico, with ali
.-.t:fu5p Madam towards you, tor its good eHects
,.l A. make any of this letter you nav think
roper .oI the benefit Of the community at large
Yours. respectfully
THOMAS C. BALL.
Fer sale by Mrs A. 8. DAVIS, Bennett d nsers
4 x nuval Paterson jackson Chss MilI,p.r,h
> } Fleot. A. Bodescr and Chsrles D. Yale.
VIRGINIA W % IL VI kILLER.-CHIg.-
! DEEN CAY FOR lT!-This valusble and pop-
rer preparation is recommended with the greatest
3eace Past experience snd test of years hav-
-. proved 10 be of the best, safest and most
I. sbie wogu des'royers in use.
Il aud pleasant to the taste, and 10 readily
,s.en ~ children ltmsy be given with perfect safe.
% tie youngest infant as IL contains no Oil of
u-msaai, TuTpentine other ne1seating drug that
e5ui he apt 20 irri:ate or disorder the system On
caneEsIy The health of the patient IS generally
f.. I'D hy its administration, when no worms
s-.a. Il : prepared especially foI children.
ITersssG only b. L. J. PICOT; soId also by
pgaaElL, LADD Co; bENsETT BEERS ( FISH.
t- " - esals agents, and 5y DruEgists generally.
ism
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EysPECIAL ROTICE.--Express packages for
horfolk, Petersburg Richmond, and all places IN VIZ
gnis end Rorth Carolina, intended for shipment py
Eeanships R0anok and Jamestown, will heIeafLsf
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
VINO the authorized gents for Express privileges
0u theee ships.
JHise vi tas Rsw Yofk and Virginia steamship
Company. LUDLAM L. fLEASAkTs,
sp It's Agents.
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THE SLAVE TRADE IN THE South CAROLINA
LEcIsLATURE.-In the South Carolina Legislature
an active debste spung up referring that portion
of the Governors message referring to the slave
trade to special committee:
Nh Pops frankly told his co Legislators that the
State could make no law upon the subject; that all
they could dc would be to make an Application to
tsrsined by that body; that with South Carolina it
would bs ne question of re-opening the slave trade
hut one of union or disuuion, and not OF d sunlon
fror, the North alone bu. from the South also
Mr Yeadon of the Charleston Courier, thought the
subject too unimportant and too ipracticsbls to be
dienifsd by reference to special COMMITTEES. and
world dispose of it by referring it to the committee
on colored population. He would treat the matter
with as little respect consistent with perlia
Mr Yeadoh's motion failed, did that to refer il
to the committee On federal ations. and it was
finally referred to select committee. The Speaker
said he would take time to select the committee
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LA gs:: rssss-ys5 COMPANY, lS4 Main ST., hav-
Eae-----ss----x-a-ing ing resumed their Steamship
Express to end from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
pond by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, winch
I-svs Nv YORK every Wednesday and Saturday,
and themes by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
I.grch5urg. Salem, Wytheville and the principal
PLACES ip Virginia and North Carona, are nov pre-
pared 10 forward with great dispatch and st reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
Jswelry, &c, to the above named cities and all
p.sees on the seahosrd
neG by special Messengers who will give their per-
sobs ttspton 10 the careful handling Of goods en-
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO'S SteaInshlP
Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages 70
POINTS Virginia and North Carolina, will DC sent oy
steamers unless otherwise marked
r d. J. L. M MACpOHUGH,
s,.n+ of ASsma Exuresa Co.
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u Advertisements published until forbid, win b
charged 80 cents per squars OF ten nes for The lint
insertion. and Is cents for each coosipusrce
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...-, NNNi- s. REERs 4 Co

Rcd The yfoila'ciee Certificate.
LEWIS CREEk Z. o, Ksnaw ha Co, Va, }
July xlss 1895
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CANADIAN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL The Legis
iative Council of Canada consists of six members
from each province, and for the first time they have
been elected by the people. The Upper Canada
members are DR. H. Smith, Col Prince, Mr. Patton
Mnrney, j. Simpson, P N Vankougnet Lower
ProVince-Mr. Duchesnay, Hollis Smith, Mr.. Re
maud, Mr. DessauIles, E. Mason, Mr. Laterriere -
An exchange states that one of the Upper Canada
members has declared his confidence in the gov
ernment; two are liberal and three opposed to
the policy of the government Three of the Lower
Canada members give quasi support to the gov
ernment and three belong to the annexation party
The elections were conducted with much spirit
aud with considerable bitterness in some of the
districts.
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1R1Ax'- SPANISH 1IlXVUkk-IVhs
: Grset Purifier oi .hs Blood The best ai!ers-
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HEARTS CHEAP-A breach of promise case
was tried in New York Friday, in which the YER
dict OF the jury shows that the market price for
hearts has experienced Decline and that the love
orn creeturs" may be imposed on to any extent.
at very reasonable remuneration. The Post
gives the history of the case
On the 18th November. 1855, defendant asked
her hand in marriage, and caused the bans to be
duly published in the church of St Charles Boro
meo, on the 25;h Of the same month; also in ST.
James Church, Jay street, on the Cd of December
when the marriage was to have taken place. He
then refused to fulfill his contract, thereby caus
ing great disappointment to the plaintiff The
only defence set up-the contract and breach there
OF being admtted-was incapability on his
part TO pay the sum demanded for damages-S5 900
The plaintiff had heen put to an expense of some
Sl30 in procuring clothing in anticipation of the
marriage; and By the testimony of DIR. McPhall
1t was shown that she had sustained much mental
suifering-so much as to prevent her from attend.
ing to her ordinary duties. The jury after short
absence rendered verdict of $50 for plaintiff
Common folks some times find it hard to reconcile
facts and verdicts, but good citizenship requires
US TO believe jures know best.
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SINGULAR DEATH OF A SPrRITuALIsT.-wa
nave to record the death Of young lady, Miss
harriet Eager well known among spiritdalist cir
e,es, on Tuesday morning, at one o'clock. The
circumstances astendingheS demise are of 4 singu
iar nature Fourteen day sPrior to the date Of her
death she was thrown into the trance state, and
oeing controlled by an influence she could not re
sst, predicted that her death would occur in two
weeks. This prediction she was not informed of.
Inc two weeks expired on Tuesday last On
Monday she appeared in her useful eheerfulness,
ana OF o'clock, while sitting at the tea table, was
again entranced and influenced to draw a casket
upon the paper. and also to write immediately be
meath it. An will be revealed in a few 7hours -
Then doubling the paper, she gave It to another
iady, who carefully kept it from her, as she had
concealed the other circumstances so that she was
as unconscious of the last proceeding as she was
OF the prediction made the two weeks before
She went up stairs Immediately after coming out
OF the trance, disrobed herself and laid down upon
the bed. She was taken with violent vomiting
ana purgng, and died, as above stated, ct one
CLOCK. She was an estimable lady, much be-
loved and respected among the friends with whom
sne was intimate Boston Herald Non 81
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MisERIEs OF A LECTURER.-Rev. Dr.. Bethune, in
the course of lecture at Newark, New Jersey, Oh
Friday evening, gave amusing sketch OF the MISE
r;ss Of pubc lecturer in which he is reported to
have ssid;
Then again, tn reporters (whoss irate quills he
would sooner provoke than those OF hundred
fretful porcupnes) often made him say very queer
thirRs Once when he stated that he was not by
birth bat only enthusiastically Dutchman, the re-
porter made him aa eeeiesasticat dednetlon AT an,
thsr time he spoke of the devil sowing tares and
was astoushed the next morning to READ thai ne hao
mentioned the DEVILS saiciny trees Another occa-
sou he was made to gay that the patriarch Abraham
tausht Cecrops arithmetic Nevertheless his expe-
rence of life had taught him three important practl-
cal rues-I.t Never contrsdict woman; I'd Never
challenge the bill of hotel keeper; 3D. never quar-
rel wi b an editor Then again it often annoying
to see ones neme posted on placards In iudicrous
proximity with those of negro nstres ana ali sols
have become torn and partly overlsid by newer ones
to read something like this: Julens grand ope
ratio troupe will this evening give ragnificent peI-
formauce-by Horace Gresley, Esq highest cash
price for rags-by Hen. Rufus Ghoste'"
Mrs Opie said, talking of Byron, "His voice was
such a voice as the devil tempted Eve With; you
feard Its fascinations the moment you heard It,
What relation is the door mat to the scraper A
step Father
Ladies' are like watches, pretty enough to look
at, sweet faces and delicate hands, but somewhat
difficult to regulate" when set "agoing."
James Bennett, of Myslie, Conn, but for masy
years employed in various pursuits amosg the
Florida Keys, was accidentally drowned at Key
West last week.
Col isaac w. Haype has been elected Attorney
General of South Carolina.
In consequence of the foods IN Florida, the le-
gislaure of that State did not &C nvene on the 22d
uit., as appointed.
The Cheltenham Free Press. an English paper,
In deep Indignation at the Mineral of a suicide
says: They buried her Ike dog, seih all her
clothes on.
The Cireassisns only consider woman as OF
one half the value of a warrior. Our fair readers
win be shocked 10 hear that the legal fine fcr
staying enc, is only onehslf the fine for killing
man.
Women are never satisfied II man is jealous
they cry out against his tyranny; be 10 not jsa-
Gus they complain of his indfrerenee.
The Hon. VIM g. Blackiedge, OF New Berne, N
c. died on the 2lss instant, aged to years
Beverly Tucks., editor Of the late Warrington
Sentnel, was on visit TO wheatland last week.
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iIts, and Dealers in

Fer sale by Mrs A, 8. DAVIS, Bennett d nsers.
x. Dnval, Paterson jackson, Chss. Millspszsh,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tuesday Morning, December =. 1856.

ArTfMrr ro,AssAssrSArE LOUIS NAPOLEON
Extract of letter from DR.. r. A. Means. of Ga, !,
now in Paris, to his father In Augusta Georci. ,
dated November 9th, 1856
The high price Of bread, wines, aud tobacco rents
aud taxes, has induced some secret indignation Of
popular nature TO manifest kself by pIac,rds
spread throughout the city, with simply the mo,to
Pain ou Plomb,' {bread or lead) These pubI.
cations nave caused some excitement and manv
arrests but no blood has yet been shed. some
time last week the Emperor LEFT for the "bo;s y
Yorestt to engage in a hunting excursion, and some
hendish villains placed an "iuferna machine, ON
the Route along which they knew he would pass
ne netarious design, however, was frustrated bv
one concerned in the plot, who made a full revela
non Oh then purpose. The prefect of the police
Immediately made search and found the deadly
engine concealed directly upon the path along
which the Emperor would have gone. But thanks
10 the surviving power of conscience timely dis
closure was made-some sixty conspirators were
arrested, aud must meet the awards of law. / do
moi, however, anticipate death tor the yilainous
ueed' tor the Emperor fully understands his posi-
'ioh; and If these aceompces were executed for
attempting TO put out of the way the man whom
SO many thousands seem to hate, it would be but
signsi Tor popular explosion, with fearful and
bloody results
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