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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
APOTHECARIES, &C.

MEDICINAL LIQUORS AND WINES
w Pure juice Port Wine, pure French Brandy sherry
Wine London Porter and Volts Aromatic Sehedam Sonaps,
All these articles warranted pure aud suitable for mede
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN II, SEAN,
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IOO,OOO RsHfs WASrTb-hs Land war
rants under being issued anxious
to bus large quantity which viii pay tho highest mar
kei price CAsu
wl regularly, tho Courts of Alronaitex caml.
bell Iedon and occasionally Chhrioai and
always prices for Warrants Any Who may
them will please apply To me before selling
prosecute usual Hl claims for Bounty Land, Revolu
onary Gams ans claims against the Government OF the
United States. lie 7tsl GHAh W. SfATHAM
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At kinds OF LeVeT " HIV1It' V''s'r1l3 III .''7''
~-Gw AND AUTuFUL JUVENILE

NrEW AND BEA TTFUE JUSENIHE
u ROCKS for the big and little ones al nome 49,
- os Entertanmeut OF CurOsities and Wonders of
Nature Art and Mind-sl 2ai
Mrs Hollands Stories OF a 6enlus-iorti
Bble Stories aud Pictures-Sl TO-
CAPTAIN Parry's Northern Regohs-'och;
Mrs Childs New Flowcrs-73 ctsi
pctures of Comical People-75cts;
The Rival Crus,c--50 cts;
Also Sanford and Mcrton--e7cfs' -
Hans Amberson's Wonderful iales-73 c'si
:" Story Book-f5et
Robin Hood--5h cts;
Fary (,ift and Fary Gem, each 10 cfsi
Mrs (,ilman's Gift Book-'5etsi
Nursery Rhymes .
Chimes Rhy mes and Jinglesi
Nnrv title Tales for Very Little Folkes; eu,
Together with beautiful assortment OF th"'eh poAs
too numerous 10 ne"''' ~ MoRsE's.
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vryASTrp IMNEDI EDIArETY-TwENTY VEST AND PANT
w ALooN MAKERS None but nrsf rs.e nsnns 3es4 SPy
ss1i ''s.sos = ~ - =.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

DIR. RORFRT EARBX, Dentist, j,
H. has removed his Office door above his resi-
olIYYYY sidence. MAIN ST, and one square above
Dibrelfs Hotel. ian ldts
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= ITEu cOupI,AINT, Jau"dice, D,pep.-.n

UVER Py.AuNE. Dspfps~'s
IL Chronic Nervous Debility Disease Oh .' s,o
INV ard Piles Furess or BLOOD 10 tue ,,oa
Acidity OF tho Stomach. Nausea Heartburn Doeus.
fullness weight in the stomach soar a. iaS
ur Futternp IT the Pit the stomach, swimming oi wv
nrad cult thing Flutterng at the Heart thoak
np or Snfacatup sensations when In lying POSTURE D
of Vision Dots Webs before the stght ever @ -
/, tho perspration
skin and Eyes pain in Side Back Chesf i4nos a.
Sndan iTshs If Heat Burning the Flesh Constant lmag
mines of E and great of Spirits can DC
lv cnred bv DoCTER HooFLANDs CELEbkAifp " .Nmat'
4ITrEpS nranarelbv Dr. C. NJ Jackson, German MEDICINE
Sora NJ i5n treh ST one below Sixth, Phlatepha
Their mower over diseasess mol exeeHed u
the Dited states,
attest in many after skilitu phy ma
These Bitters are worthy the attention oi has ,s
,n rra vrnes in the rectcation of the liver ana lesser
glands exercising the most searchine sfc crtain
s.cfjons of the digestive organs they are "iFhai s CERTAIN
and pleasant. a, ,,,f.ou Iexnr.on Va
Feb 9Th 1852 said - am entlfeg oa. VI Nv @ ~ Ill
rbex have become all the rage Nothi"e ..7o
Ta,;h published at Woodstock, w. S'i Jan
tfb fs55 Great Medicine-W nave u''eii. an.
r accommodating public of the various psicnt
-, - of ,b. day unless thoroughly convinced OF their
y.na Among those consider worthy OF hotce 10 tue
na Rjtters inyeptedby Hoohand and prepared oy "
t,ck-on In Philadelphia one instance IN patcuto "cn
of this medicine have been tesed mas ia
m nnier our observation During the last summer soh o
I'm Iivar Conplaint trying in vain, various RENE
los he nurrhasod bottle of the Btters ana atf using H. was
a n,nrh relieved distressing maady, that ne procured
.nH,tar h,t,lc and is restored entirely to health
rho, 70 entirely vegetable free from all injurious hgred
the system, and never costate H.
For sale holeale Druggists in all t rfhca cities an
4t,S , ecares and storekeepers in every town IN the
tuted States ,,.,rr,,r,n II ruoup
son & co, and j. IL. Sf-ai ~ W. ''' rsan q 70
fl.al. p,pif
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0e1lfe

0attfnrence @erfet9erun9eu.
Baylor GARNER, G~jernaonftr. $50
Stid frii4 impprtirte fron5rliide ORB.
Gppp8.
Gannpn & Matbems, Gfe prn @tarfes=
unb 2rmburrtr. = Gin Gn9rpS 2a9er prn
llbren (mpruuter 9ebraudte), Semeferies uur
Die ldnlmlide @irridtung.
Spper & g., 26 S.=@9arle8itr. - ME>
teln.
0erIelbe = Sine 9rpBe gartie BON Tetiters
unp 2dpen.
Sc pr9en:
Cannon urD M athens, AZ & A g.
@barleSitr. (6iir Strrebalter) : Sin San3e8
Nbrlel alez2aser ppn Gafiee, 3uder unb alien
i'm @rrcerteItpre perfauften Waaren.
6erner: Sine 8artte Der ele9untciten 9a@
ne1tzM artilen urb Wtdntel, ~ein5eln perfarft-
Orp @rp3S unp Serrenfleiper.
0ibipu&G p. in 223 @eitz8oltp. Str.
Mluiifalien urp Snltrumente, Ginri4tun9 ulr
2eale eire8 OtultflaDen8.
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FSnrppdifd5e Nndbricbten.

BartS, ~. San. groBe 6enIation err
regt bier Die Serbaftun9 Der Serren @uliu, &C.
senore unD Ou9e8ne. DteIelben waren bic
DirettOren Der fiir5li4 bur4 Decret selalOlenen
Opf8 gtapplepn.
Sn Der 8Drlelun DeS BrofelIpr8 NtIarb fam
e8 beute gu einem wabren 3umulte. ST. 9tts
l1rp warb btele8 Dtul 9euGt6ist, ieinen 8~rrtra9
gu uuterbreden. Die Bolt5ei fam ibn gu SIlfe
uro mebrere Serbaitun9en lpurDen pprse1Omz
men.
Der 2rieB8ratb erregt natiirli4 srpBeS Snz
~terrelIe; bpd trdSt man !ltd itber Die 8erbunOz
luugen peHelben nur nit ben pa9eteu @eridten,
ba ale MtitelieDer ba8 itren8lte S9mei9en Be-
pbadter. llebrigen8 tpunpert man lid GINGER
mpBen, unb mobl nidt mitllure6t, D%arabcr, paB
bic Bfprte Bel benz arie98ratbe pb1e ale Ser
tret1n8 III, wdbrenO gu pemiel6en BON f%r1n5oliz
14er unb en9(iider Seite nidt uuein militariz
l9e, Ipnbern au6 oiplcm1 tti6e Tbetlnebmer be-
r'fen liao, unb Ielbf Elm IarDtniI9er General
nj t au89eidlcfen tpurre.
NeupeI. = 2aut WelounSe1 aus yteapel
pom II. Sannar ipeisert fub Die neapplitanilAe
@egieruna, Die GuSfubr bon Getreibe gu sc.
~Ff1ttet.
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70 tnerifa,tifebe yeacDricbten,

S4tlabcGpbto, 5, 8ebr.- @dberes
iber ba8 Gtfenbobn n Il n9lHf.-
Den @rpreB5u9 Der letten Nbeub II llbr BON
bier p~eltwdrt8 gin9, truf cine balte Meile iiber
feItpnpille in Der "a. Wurb Elm idreflide8
lln9lHf. Der Bug, belte9enb aus einem 8u>
gage unp 2 $aiia9ierwa9en, 9tn9 nit Der
S4neQt9feit BON Is Wfeilen aif bic St1npe,
al8 eine Sdtene, pubrl6einlt6 III 6plse Der
Sdlte, an bret Stelen brad, unp Die YOrberz
RIDER pe8 eriten 8u9enS ppm @eleile bran9te.
Der 5peite8 a9en murbe poleub8 ppn penSdiez
men 9epcrfet unO i~tiir5te, pnrd 8reAen Der
8OrOerare, eiren etra 80 SUP tiefeu Damn
binab. SIM Stur5 itieB er auf einen Baum,
Der stiflider Weii ben BuSen 3erriB, uno fit
tie meilten Buliu9iere Den Bt8 our Gettun9
%6ffnete. SGne bic en Tim fanp mdre, BEL Der
@ltbbite bes Sfen8, unb ben iiberall bulge
idleuperten brennenpeu &p9lelt, ba8 lllrBlitd
Otel srpBer Sepprpet,
Son etpa so Beripnen int @u9en murben 81
mebr poer ipeniger perlest, nnD cine SetDbtet.
Wtan slaubt, Oieier Wtuun iei 2t6rabum 8.
SAT-, BON Der 6irnu tOart unb Scbn 1T Gin
%crnnati, %eeipeien er lebte bepuBtlpS NOD cine
5tuupe, Die 8rult mar ibm Dur6 Die Iriimmer
oeS Wasen8 gang 5erquetI4t. 3n ben Ser
mlt1bptrn nehIren.
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gu: Salt fiji 8rcurp ! iJ milf bif ia nidt
u,abrin9e1, il mill ia rur beinen 3fpf unpSelm
- fir unier Gbeater. Sim anpern &baID irleltel
unier 3uupe ben 5artlifen Yo8en @relraro fer
vW}prb9runpbrud" in rem 0lpf unO Selngl Reg
ruiiliden Sfti5ier8. 0a8 beiB' i'd arniteiIer!
Mprb8runbbruf. - 9tein! 0teier
llnliun mar ST g~cluu9en uuD mir f0nnen nr9
jeet faint bic 6cpcr bulten rpr 2odeu. 9(rtalz
8unpo! Nauu biit pu le 10 prrtreffliG jejeben
mprren ais ron benz unnafabmliGen 0err1
@arpner, unD ner bite Gbemarten, ben 9e>
fdtrltden blrnben @a8en, je beTer 9cIpielt unb
gelun9en, al8 Ser Nppelbaum! limb barn
Serr Winbpart, ol8 idrrrredlider rrrrradez
idnuubenber Sntri9urt aus benz ~tiefIten 6 unD
SER llr68 ais ritterli6er Bupa nit Der luns
gen Gubaf8pfeife = 0 e8 mar gum 3erplaten!
Sur5 allies mur, AUDI Die G96re unb bic 9enlol>-
ten Gagabuuhen Der Supertire, 5nm Sranfla>
den unp iiber bic Moben ~9elun9en uup tpenn
mir je Elm 5ufriepep9elteuteS 8ublifum seieben
boben, ip mar e8 ba8 setri9e. Die @eIdidte
muB npt9menbi9 mod einlnol auf9efibrt mers
ben, pa bilft GQe8 niGt8 ale lSelt ~perlan9t
e8, rnp nte mir b0ren icl eS audi 8el4e9en,
ndditen Salnltag ndmlid. =
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~ ftpretIc.
$2.75@$3 per fSob.

IepfeL- $2.75@$3 per SAP.
ale O. 8prter. = Scptd Nle in 8int8
$40. 2pnppn 8prter III Quarts 1915 per
Outenb.
@u9s- 26H bis 81 Gts. bas 8fp.
8tebmartt. 1850 Gtid Sdien wurbeu
Don bieI. Mieteern 9efauft 5u pem Sreile BON
$3.50 bis 1925 beim Suf PER 100 Yfunb
pper $5010.25 nettp. ..
9 d. $7@7.5O per 100 Yfp.
S4oafe- $4@$5 per 100 Pfp..
&offee- 9ip 1O& Biz liz unb 11A@12A
fir bette Sprte. SABA 14K015 Gt8.
&pblen- (224O Yfp. per Gpnne) Nntbras
cite $6.5O@6.75; Cumberland $4.75 bis
$50; 2pfen'S SulIep urD Shrrt Wtpuntain
$6@6.5O per Tpnne.
6ru9te. = @etrpfnete Nepfel $1.12@1.25
utp 9etrrdnete 8eades 1925 per Suldel.
Bethlehem, quite SOrte, 45@40 9t8. baS
8funp.
Mebl. - SclparpIr. GitpnliO8 urp Sbir
1925 per SAT-.
Np99enmebl- So 81 Bis Sc.
s. ornmeb1, biei. $4.25; Country 1852.
@etreibe: @eiSen, rOtber, 18O0162 @ts.,
meiBer 100 bis 1872 Gt8. BETTE Sprte fir
Sanity 2O002O5 Gt8.
81 p8gen-119 per 8uibel.
&prn- 68 bis 20 @t8. fit tpeibe8; 7O072
@t8. fit 9elbe8.
Safer. : 35037N GtS. per SuIdel.
0uanD- $57 per Come.
Seu 500 bis 25 per 3pnne.
Hp8Ben # rob $14 Bis II.
@ai5en TT } $40 bis II per Come.
rob $15O@16O per Come. Wtanila
Sauf 1OH per Yfp.
Sppfen- 12H ba8 Hfuno.
= Spantid Gpblen 26@29 Gents
SGuu9bter br. 27032 Gt8, Sfirtin9 pa
20 Gts.
Mrlaiies (gs.s Orleans 46 Bis 48 Gts.
&artpffeln- 5O06O Gt8 fir seppbnli6e
meiBe unb 75090 6. prpSuI6el fir Wfercer.
8rpptitpnen: goltp. Sadep Ofebsgeef
$18, MelternzM eB $13015; 9er. 1 1920
10 per 8aB.
Spef- 8h08A fHr Sdulter; 9N09A fir
Seiten Sdinfen II bis ID Gt8.
9 9mul5 %ralfinirt, in Se9S IA Ste.
Gutter 9eltern 16@10 @t8. Sion 2O0
% Gt8. @labe8 22@24 Gt8; SEEM 2prfer
23@26 Gt8. friI9e @lapeS unp @ciben %
$50 Gt8. per Yfuup.
gSeltern 1Oh bis 1OA; Galtern bD ulb
12012h fir Gn9lii6 0airp.
81 Gt8. PET Sfunp.
st um- AS Gt8. per @aIrne.
Saltpeter- 10 Gt8. per Bfuno.
&lee a ume II $500, ulten 8 25 big s so
gutter Seem Orleans $7.79a9.75;
gprtp 0licp $7.5O0S.5O; Cuba $7.25@$8.
25.
g ais = 8reile %paritren BON 33 a so Gents
per Suldel.
Eabat- Marplaup $3.5O0$7 fir GrpunO
9eaf uno $4.50@$8 fitr crrp.
Gala & Steartn = 11A012 GtS. fit
Q6e ltern, 12A@13 @t8. fir bieli9e8; Steu=
rim 12h @t8. per Bfp. .ae
@btSfep : Gitp unb Sbip 31}l033G.
9 b men $1.87 bis PIP per gui9el.
@rbien 1926 bis $50 pr Cad.
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Selegrapbi16e SSocbricbten.

Ybtlabelp9ta, g.. 8ebr. 8ei6lpien
wurbe 6eute III rer bempfrotti6en Stabtcpnpenz
tipn, ale ebrbaren Otittel %an5upenpen, I'M
bic @rnennun9 gudanan8 umGrdlipentidaft8=
Ganbiboten purd5uieben. @ro6e &ernirruug
~entltanp rurd bic 2lnfiinpi9urg, rab per&npteus
Supporter DON ber Tiute8 tm 3inluler iei. Der
Antru9 nurpe 9eitellt, i'm nit @eralt binau8
at ipepilen. Der 9~tepprter madte benz Sfanbal
enpliG papur9 etn @npe, bab er l9 f~retptui9
entfernte.
4usu t a, 4. San. = Sin 6euer, bu8 pp>
rise 9todt bier au8brad, bat an 20 Sduier II.
2apen 5erlt6rtt
Mafbtnstpn, 6. Tebr. = Gupt. @bnl=
rid, @pmmanpelr Sort unp lieutenant Sipple
ppn 9tppal=9fetirin9 8parb murben rpr ba8
Wtarine @punite be8 Senot8 9~elupen, unb iiber
bic @ntlalluns BON POI Seepifi5ieren befrast.
Gpn1. Gregory 9ing beute bon bier ab, Inn
ba8 COMMANDO Der neuen Dampffre99ate Ofez
rirhac 81 iibernebnen.
Waibin0tpn, 6. 6ebr. Die lebten De-
peI9en ron Wbeeler, I'M ereln @elanpteu in
9ttcaragla beri9ten, baB lI9 Die Strettfrdfte
Walter8 s~e9enpdrti9 auf 1900 Otann belaufen
l1b ct bebaurtet, baB 0ticara9ua 5alest Idrln1tz
lide Staaten Central Alnerifa8 nit 1id peret-
rti9en mirb. Gr rertbeibt9t fi4 9e9en Mfarcp
megen leiuer Q(nerfennuns Der 9e8enlpIrtisen
Gegieruns BON Nicaru9ua. Parfer s. 6reld
$50. bat li1 pieper ais @eialpter Der @alfer>
iGen 9lepublif 9%emelpet, ba ober Die Gtnmeus
pult0en, melde friber 9esen Jpn belt1nbel, md,
ntdt sebpben linp, 10 mirb ct 1%rabriGeillt4 nidt
dnoelpnnlell AperGen. 81
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@taGt 9 at {.

BufGudtsbans. : Gin ie4r pibider
Surge upn un9efabr 8 Sabren fpltroe seltern
BON ieiner Wtutter uad Der Capitalization Sc
bra6t, nm bon bort ms ralbe 9auS 9etra6t
5u merpeu. Die Wutter erflarte ihren SFroB>
ling far eiuen unperbeierli6eu Iau9cnidta, Der
bon alrDern 9un9en perliibrt poroen iei. Sic
1id Don chem 6riebensri6ter berets bic
Bapiere fttr Die aufaa4ate threS Srbs
''oa > iene 8clier"''~@~'@ @~dt. Ter
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Sic meme OeittiGe 9eoerbauOlius
QnniS Gernntin8-

2put8 Serpnttu8,
Nr. 7 @drrtfp n sptfde EN- Sdtttm.. Il. Sdpettef.
(eue Sreppe bod
~empfetit itreH retden @prrotb non olen Nrten Sctlen' unb
Cb rleler, ale Ralbtersr, Rp Sber.2eoer Suflsber, gferbtle
Der, Natent 8aIbfeae, fprie aae Srrten ron Qntnes unb Sir-
bin $ unb eine erp6e NuSwdb' BON serd item SdefellGaften,
@rrfAuben unb ausgeld itteuem Gpblenieter ben Shubmd.
trrn auf Dos MreeIesent' BITE, ba ate etle Scberarten bier bill
ltSer ais trsenb fonit au paten fnt.
6rcmre, be uniere Stdbt beuden unb @tnfGufe III pbtnge-
ndnnten Nrttteln ;u MAIDEN BADEN, perrcn ctn9elaher, la SIR. z
@urriipnfrube, 1 SrePpe bod, SUrjuipreteu, beUpr Rs wr an-
bers taufeu.
16aS 2pu 8 SerpdttuS.
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~ n q G 1t.

Serlan9t II i'm:
Gin Sun8e, Der tt Gabats- Strppcn ni6t 9anS %unerfatren
Ii, bel ....f Sferbus unb &redtpff,
80 ~QeriHetpu ct.
Silli"r SDblem!
+ Sic Bette AuaGttGt, 22l0 81 erpee Sonrt. fnb tets IN
SffcP Nr. IS Nr~ 7-~s~ Al >ar- ~" IN
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-07
DEATHS.

O measles, on the l1th April. at the resi-
dence of her husband In Taylorsville, N. c.,
sister Mary Ann, wife of james FL Fooie,
and second daughter ofDr. F. Williams. She
had been for some years.a consistent men,
Der of Eaton's Church, Davie Co, and two
years a devoted and affectionats wife. (Her
piety and devotedness to the cause of Christ,
and interest manifested in all good works,
marked her character Possessing a sound
and we'll cultivated mind, she gained the es-
TEEN and confidence of large number of
friends who now mourn their loss. But firm
and mistaken to the very last moment, she
welcomed death with q smile, trying with q
sweet and calm Voice to e~fasole her weeping
husband and telling her friends, standing
round, farewell. sinking their hands, exhorted
them to meet her in heaven. She seemed
much concerned for her afectionate father
and dear brothers. I have witnessed many
death scenes. but hers was the most calm and
Submissive | nave ever seer.
At her residence in Franklin county, n. c..
ON Friday, the 18th ofApril. Mrs. Temperance
Undertake, in her 62nd year. She was a
member of the Baptist Church. None knew
her bat to love her. She was q kind, afec-
tionate mother, and a consistent christian.
Biblical Recorder.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-07
MARRIED

On the l4th ult.,. by Rev. 7. M. Adams,
Mr.. P. Augustus Reinhardt, of Iredell, to
Miss Sue NJ. Smith, of Wilkes County.
"When age comes with wintry air,
bay they rejoice" A.
In Nash County, on the evening of 9th
April, by the Rev. A. Gattis, Mr.. Gillian
Eual and Miss Martha Glover, all of Nash
On the 2lst day of April, by r. M. Brown,
ESQ.,, Mr.. Richard j. Holt, of Chatham Coun-
ty,to Miss Martha A. Brown, daughter of Mr..
Burwell Brown, of Wake County
klso, on the 23rd day of April. by the
same, Mr.. Isham Fl. ColFns, TO Miss Mary
Ann Olive, daughter of the late Asa Olive,
ali of Wake county, N. c..
Near Allensyille. n. c., by W. III. Royster,
Esq, on the Goth Of March, Mr.. A. H. Chan
der to Miss Etna Adcocks. Also. by the
same, on the 23id of march, Mr.. j. r. Green.
to Miss F. A. Chandler. Also, by The. same,
on the 18th Of April, Mr. Amos Adcock TO
Miss Ann Leneeve, all of Person CO., N. c.
In Fayetteville, on the oath uit., by the
Rev. JAS. H. Brent, Mr.. Henry w. Groves,
Of Wilmington. to Miss Sarah A. oundy,
daughter of Capt. Jas. Sundy, of Fayette-
Vile
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-07
FITS! WHY PROMINENT.

For q long time there was Il paragraph.
It's regular weekly appearancein our eoianns,
with the brief. but emphatic WORKS " Fits I!
Fits J" always at the head, TO eoiie al 0Hen-
sive capt on, but not 50 the benevolent and
Humane, who could %sympathize in the sor-
rows of others. Some persons are shocked
at any indication Of disease, and are even
thrown into nervous excitement on Witness
ing a hearse or a. coffin. Such are to be p T.
leti. We should always strive to look dis
ease and even death in the face with calm
ness, and especially take every opportunity
for alternating disease. Viewed in this light,
the advertisements of S. S. lance, of 100
Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md, possess a Ger.
tain interest, and those who know of any one
suffering from epilepsy, spasms, OF. fits Of any
kind, should feel it a pleasure to cut out bis ad-
vertisenlent, or in some other way send word
to the afflicted Of the great value of his rem
edies. They can be sent TO any part Of the
country by mail. Price, So per box. Two,
$5. Twelve, $24..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-07

Mr.. PERRY DAVIS:-I feel it to be my duty
to bear my testimony to the efficacy ofyour Pain Kill
Ter. ] have used it for years for complaints of the
stomach and bowels. I had a very severe. attact
a few days ago of the ague, and such a pain in my
back for three days and nights that I could get
no rest. I sent and got a rs cent bsttle of the Veg
etable Pain Killer I took a little inwardly, and
bathed according to directions, and one application
has removed all the pain and I am able to write to-
day, though with a trembling hand. The applica-
ton was made last night about o'clock, and I had
a sweet nights rest. I have recommended it fer
several years, as I have travelled a good deal, and
it has given universal satisfaction whereit has been
used according to directions.
Yours gratefully, L. PERRY CHILDS,
Pastor of Baptist Church, Troy, Ohio.
The Pain Killer is sold by T. r. Pescud, Raleigh !;
Thos. j. Patrick, Greensboro Lucas & Moore,
Goldsboro'; George r. French, Wilmington, and
by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers gem
orally.
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HATSi HATS! HATS!

I'D EMEMBER for your spring style Of Ha:f.
CYou mHst visit TnSker's.
REMEMBER their prices are in proportion to
the quality.
Remember that their Hats are unapprcaehsLle
in beauty, style and durability.
Remember 1t their establishment you will be
sure of getting a good article. In the language
of the Ghost of Hamlet's Father:
Renem5sr"-t call on w. L.. & r. S. TUCKER.
Customers and Strangers! Remember" thig.
at W. IL. 4 r.. S TIeker's, you can get almost
everything.
April g., 1856. 90
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A CONCLUDED.

To my friends and Patrons IL have just re-
ceived my Spring and Summer Stock Of Clothing,
which was made to order ut one of the best Houses
in New York. We have everything that is kept
in a Clothing Establishment. We call upon all
who want Good Clothing and Good Fits to give
Us q call before purchasing elsewhere. My terms
are cash, and my Goods will be sold very cheap,
and no mistake. Call and examine for yourselves,
and be convinced. va Opposite the Post Office.
TO ALL WHO HAVE BOYS-I have the best
assortment of Boys Clothing that has ever been
seen in this market, cheap for cash, and no mistake.
Call soon and be convinced. va Opposite the
Post Office. 7. A. MITCHELL.
April Is. 1854. 81
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~ A friend writing u from Franklin,
under date of 22d ult.. says that "An old
lady got drowned ON Sunday last near this
place, by the name of Polly Trammell. She
was found Yesterday evening about 2 miles
below where she fell in. Size was going into
q fish trap-slipped of the rock dam, and
was drowned. A Coroaor,s inqueet was held
and a verdict rendered, that She fell in the
river. and, being too much ated to save
herself. was drowned. Another of the Ii
quor sellers good deeds."-Ash. Spec.
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CATAWBA COLLEGE,
NEUTnA ~ NJ n

49,
TINE next Session of this Institution will COM
L mence ON the first Monday of July, and con-
tinue twenty weeks. This Institution, established
in 1851 by the n. C.. Chassis of the German Re-
formed Church, and Incorporated MISC, 10 situa-
ted in the fourishing town Of Newton, on the line
Of the Western n. c.. r r., in the midst Of an
industrious, thriving and frugal population and ia
one of the most healthy portions Of the country.
It offers every advantage, both of the College and
Academy. Instruction is given in the Prepare
tory Department in all the common English
branches and in the College Department in all
the Collegiate studies, with special attention to the
higher Mathematics and Modern Languages
Every effort will be made to give young men q
thorough education, to prepare them for business,
or for admission to other colleges.
A new and valuable Philosophical Apparatus
has just been obtained and is in constant use, and
more will be added until he College is completely
supplied. This institution was founded in a spirit
of beneyolence to extend the means of education
to those who we're debarred from more expensive
institutions. Attention is requested to the rates Of
Tuiti on, viz:
College Course per session, .-...""..$4 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 to " W
Business Department, ..........1 %
Urinary, D TO ! W
Boarding, intending fuel, rooms and washing,
can be had in the best private families for from
$3.50 to 50 90 per week. Rooms can be obtained
by those who wish to board themselves, or form
clubs. No sectarian influence is exerted, and stu
de-ts are allowed and required to attend church
where ever their Parents or Guardians may request.
The past success of this institution, as well as
the high reputation which its teachers have gained,
promise q successful future, and warrant the Trus-
tees ia using every effort to promote and extend
its usefulness.
Newton, May 3, 1856. 38-3m.
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