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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-19

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND EsCAPE.-A letter to
the Philadelphia Ledger. from Charles W. Carri-
gan, Esq, dated Lancaster, March 14th, Friday
last, gives the following particulars of accident
on that railroad
Fifteen minutes past o'clock this morning wit.
messed one of the most fearful accidents and most
providential escapes in the history of railroad
travel When the train that left Philadelphia last
night for the West was passing Lands Ware.
house." one of the rails broke, throwing from the
track with destructive force, three passenger and
one baggage and mail cars The brakeman in the
first car, (Which was the only one not wreck ed }
with great intrepidity kept his place ON the plat
form signaled the engineer to stop, and applied
the brakes 1t was bold performance of duty,
and such conduct deserves the highest commenda-
ton When the engine was stopped, we found
that we had dragged the second passenger car for
an eighth of q mile, with hind trucks completely
gone and the hind part OF the cars splintered to
pieces From the passengers of this car, we learn
ed to our utter astonishment that no one as hurt
not even scratched The stove which had partly
overturned set fire to the car, but the passengers
soon extinguished 1t.
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TRUE TURF OIlI..Frr old sores Of every
description, Man or Beast tis useless to try
any other remedy we warrant this to under any
circumstances all the for which 1t is recon-
mended and are here at home to refund the money
if it does not. DOVE CO.
PROOF POSITIVE FROM LOUISA.
LOUISA, Feb. 18th 1856.
MEssRs. DOVE Il Coin the Spring of '55, one of
our negro women, suffered from dreadful sore
one of her ancee, the inflammation from it extended
to the knee and foot, though tried the usual reme
dies it continued to get and for six months she
could neither work nor walk about. procured bot
tie of your Turf Oil, and in fort-nights time, she
was able to go about and is now WELL look upon IL
excellent for sores, cuts and bruises.
Yours, with respct
OuEpsT6N Ii prTrTIrQ
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oVERT0N H. pETTUs.
NEWS FROM MANCHESTER.
WILL YOU READ THIS?

Every day we get additional evidence:
MANCHESTER, Feb. 18th, 1856.
Messrs DOVE l. Co: Gentlsmen-My horse was
accidentally thrown down, and large cash cut his
knee which / considered damaged him $50. BY
using one bottle of your Turf Oil the sore was en-
tirely healed without leaving any IL is truly
q great remedy Z. T. PILKINGTON.
% NH Its
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MURDER The San Francisco Herald received
by the Gorge Law, states that on the 10th ult.,
James Dunno, third engineer Of the steamer Gold.
en- Age was killed at Benicia, by man named
Beverly Wells, formerly of Richmond, Va.
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MECHANICAL.


ENCOURAGE HOMk MANU-.
GNE vACTDRIES.-The subscriber has, and
SHE%L--kseps constantly on hand. an assortment
~ Roci.ways, Busgies and Bsrouehes' made Of the
b.st materials and by the most skifal workman,
hich he will sell on accommodating terms ss any
one the city. ..
order. taken for any style Of carriage, and executed
sthfuIly at his establshmsnt 18th street. between
t,rsoe aud Franklin.
ia l7-dSm y: -. = FhANNIS.
n1INTTNlis-P ANTE \ G.--The under.
/ signed is now prepared to do HOUSE FAINT.
ISC ana has engaged the services Of first rate work
ZEN He assures his friends of his determination to
Isycts his ,soe attention this business and SIGN
80 we'll a. ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, and that
Jone but the best msterisls will be used, and fair
Tioes CHARGED. His NJ gn Work may be seen In front
n Dispatch Office, Binford. Dickinson Weisiser,
Nslsh's Shoe Store, opposite ST. Charles Hotel, IN
the P,rst Market Hosse, Bon Ton Bakery 18th
street and in fact all over town-he took the first
r-eupium az the las; Mechanical Fair, and knows
b,,uork and prlees will compare favorably wi tn any
Others IN the business. Hoping TO receive share oi
patronage, he asks those that require any KIND oil
painting TO give him call.
Wanted Boy apprentice and two good
Nousa Painters r. w ALLEN,
18th ct, between Main and Bank St
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a. Advertisements puslished until forbia I'm :.
charged 50 cents per square Of ten lines for IL.
insertion. and Is cents for each eontinusuee. MS
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.-S C4RRIAGEs, CARRIAGES.

GN - The subscriber has on hand. at his Coach
Aa@~2- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley between Main and Cary, (lSth and l4h streets
neGr the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHAklO-
TEES BAROUCHES, BCGGlES with and without
tops and SCLKIES, all of his own make sf the best
materials aud workmanship. All of which Will be
sold az good work Of the kind can be in the city
of Richmond 8ud respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article il the Carriage lins as de-
tsruined TO maze - order and sell at the lowest
prizes possible -l.d Ill work suld that il new, war
Tsnted. .-.- ..o.
{. 6-dQm MICAJAH MAEGUM.
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SPRING IMPOKTATlON..lSJ6
- We are receiving by various arrivals our
SPRING IMPORTATION of BRITISH, FRENCH
AND GERMAN DRY GOODS among which are
the following:
Black Alpaca and Mohair Lustres.
Silk Warp do Alpaca do Beiges
Farmers Satins; Italian Cloths
Mazourka CoatingE Rice Cambrics
Plain Black and Black and White Prints
Black and Grey do; Hoye's Purple do
Rich Printed Challi's and Bareges"
French Launs and Organdies
White Cambrics Jsconets
Plaid and Striped Cambrics
Plain and Figured Swiss Musns
Mourning Sstines
Plain and Fancy White Linen Drills
Heavy Brown Ducks and Drills
Black and White Ginghams
Fancy do do, beautiful variety,
with splendid assortment of Embroideres Laos
Goods Gl YES, Hosiery, &c, &C., to which we invite
the attention of the trade.
NH 8 KENT. PAINE co
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M UIiAS.--A few thousand papers Of
Il hi, superb Smoking Tobacco, for sale wholesale
and rst4li, by L. YERBY, Agent
No. 4, Wall street,
de 7+-3n Under St Charles Hotel
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INDOW HADES, WINDOW
w SHADES AT the low price of S7i cts, worth
Pi; Landscapes 80 cts, worth 8 LIS; boquetts 50
cts, worth = so; Vases 81, richly worth $3 Ele-
CANT Gilt Shades half the price they are usually
sold at; Table Oil Cloths Bureau aud Stand Covers,
different widths and patterns, very cheap; ALSO
yery nice assortment of Dry Goods, Fancy Articles,
Hosiery aud Gloves, which win be suid at q great
bargain. Call before purchasing elsewhere, at the
cheap store Of M. GOLDEN, go Broad st.,
NH hetwaen Sd and Ath
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~,KLLIN(I OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
- MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS
RICH VELVET. SATIN and CLOTH CLOAKS
AND TALMAS; FRENCH MERINOES; CASH
MERES; Mouslins; Bed and servants Blankets;
Flannes; MORE sntique Silks of all colors also
Iarge assortment of other Silks. You will find 1t to
your nterest call at the cheap store before pur
chasing elsewhere. M w. ROSE,
fe pm No 2n3 Broad St
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EHAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
X lion Manufacturer, l3th Eroot, bstueen AGia
Gas FITTING AND FIxTuRsS,
steam Ils tor Churches, Public EGldlnss 10
49,. 10 RaOGns, Gutter.ng aad Spudtsng put
~ IL my palt ii the olty AID cUC4try.
VIII AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR Sal +.
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MARBLE WORKs..-MILLERX e. WIN.
WI CENT Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church.
MONUMENTS of any size or desig gn made to order
OF the best material and workmanship equal to any
in the Union, at the lowest New York and Philsdel
phia prices.
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to our stock on hand which consists of larger
and better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, &C., than is often found in
similar establishments.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in q supe-
rior manner
~ Monumental Drawings on hand, for inspec.
tion. NH II.--Sm
x HOES AND BOOTS MADE TO VRDER
~ ---MR- JAMES FELLOWS, superintendent in
gentlemen's department; Mr. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do. Ladies' do.
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters, who are known to be equal to any in
the State. respectfully to the public thai
he is prepared to have made to order the neatest
style, every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
fe 10 No. Is. Pearl street.
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NIREINIA MEt HANGS INsIITnTEs
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES. STONE CUTTER, MAlE sTREET, BE-
TWEEN EI@RTH AND NINTH IetGGn tiaGA1 TO my
frienGs their kind patronage dulEg the past four
wears and beg leave to say thst am LOg prepared to
furu al Store Fronts Monuments TombS, Vaults, AID
atteLj EucoAne BGrylag Grounds, ard in tsot all
WORK "a .he Stone Cutting and Building line
Qua.lly Of Stone add Workmanship not TO be sur
,a...j ko,tA or south. oc 80
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IROS.--ROuud, square and Flat Iron OF
all Sizes band and hoop do do; scroll and oya! do
do; hafround and plough plate do do horse shoe and
angle do do; nail rod and sheet do
Also English and American Dlistered Steel For
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UCTION. AUCTIUN.--LEYY has an-
"A other auction tonight. He 10 determined to
close by the lst April He only wishes You to call and
bid the Goods he is determined 10 sell without
reserve ABRAHAM LEVY.
Sale conducted by L. B. Cook Co, Aucts
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ONLY Two WEEKS LONGEh..-I snail
~ be in business only two weeks longer; ana In
tendius to sell out my whole stock during that time
now offer the Clothing and Gentemens Furnishing
Goods rem.npg hand at and below cost at private
sse and during the day At night the goods viii Dc
sos at auction and every article offered will be sold
to the highest bidder.
ABRAHAM LEVY, SO Main st.
FOR SALE, cheap, lot of nice paper Boxes
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DIR. sTRONG,S
FE..alIlgpflIR AI, eNdDNIANlf prLI2a

pEGEDRAL s5fdDItAGI PILLS.
a Remedy for Coughs, Cobb, cofarrh. Bson- ehihs.
csaup. Whpopng Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Aer-
vous Diseases D spepsa, costyenrss III, speas, Dis
ease Of ihe Heart. Inflammation and Pain in The Chest,
Back aud Side. and all diseases arising from derang
Ell state Of the Somarh and 10 relieve the disIess aud
had feeling frum eating too hearty food. IN weak and
4, spcpiic habits. G Warranted 10 be pure.y We
gctnbic.
These Pills act an Expcrtorant. Tonic, end Ape
rieni. One rs cent box three times paw
erio enre discases thsn one dollar bottle 81 any othe
SyTups Balsams, or Saisaps illus thai made,
and simple Trial Of only box will prove this in
portant truth.
They promote Expecferaiion. Loosen
tho Phlegm and Clear Tie Lanss and other sceefory
Organs Of a morbid matter. aud there j. other re-
NEEDY in the whole Materia Medica capable Of mpah.
ing such healing properties 10 The Lungs and Vital o.
gans as these Pills. They cure egsfly cness.
produce gcod. regular Appetite aud Strengthen The
- Pfice rs cents per box, containing rs doses
OF medicine.
! Call on the Agents who reIl The Pills. and get The
!. Planters Almanac gFas, sisins full particulars aud
certificates Of cures.
Both kinds 81 The above namsl Pills are foi sale IN
llilisbotouah BY DENNIS HEARTT; aud Of Chapel
Hill hy II. H. SAUNDERS; who also keep supply
81 DR.. Spcncrrs Vegetable Pills aud ~ Ilals tele-
hfaied Pills which .or iht chlk srd F,ef ID. ffsi
day, aud DO moi sicker The stomach operate Tho
bowels.
August 70. Oo-r
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IN attrihniine such valuable Medita properties to
this remedy norssh understandable assericn V made,
hut is simply stated fact: proven undenaty and con-
clusiyey by the extraordinary cures and benefits der-
we'd from its use, under the direction 81 its illusiIous
originator. Dr.. Ho fand. among all classes Of European
society, and from The immense mass Of testimony, from
all parts Of the American continent accumulated during
lie last ten years in The hands Of he present proprietor
The prevalence Of diseases which The German Bitiefs
are adapted il is with say il, IL almost uni
versal indeed there il scarcely family thrnuehou the
whole extent Of our country in which there canno be
found among its members thai peculiar salo,c and I'm
gtiid appearance, denoting diseased Liver,
ciated snd suffering Dyspepr.
Then Of what immense importance 10 this class Of
inyalids, that certain and reliable remedy should be
placed within their reach In which haneiuI
Injurious drug enters into is composition; remedy on
which the patient rely with the utmost confidence
and certainty and he assured from actual and tangible
proofs that the article he is using really Possesses the
virtues attributed To il. Such remedy il Hyoynlds
German Bffeys Thousands Of dollars have been 81.
pended in is manufacture and diffusion throughout all
paris Of ihls continent and the proprietor feels the geat
satisfaction in stating, tat there state, county.
or even village where the Medicine has been inltouc Il.
that there he found numbers willing testify
il virtues
Il Is rrel constantly in the practice Of large number
Of the most promineni Physicians in the country, who
have also added their written testimony, evidence Of
lis great virtues In conclusion, then, we would re-
spcriuy ask Of all ihase afflicted with any Of the above
diseases 10 give the Biers trial, and assured i
will never I've regretted. In proof Of The statements
above made. oil invited 10 read aenliyely, scmn-
rabila.r Practical Receipt Book" or Farmers aid
Families, containing great number Of useful receipts
in addition 10 the testimony IN favor Of The Buffers.
from the most prominent aud well Known individuals
10 al parts Of the Union All Agents for Tie Birrs
authorized 10 distribute the Receipt Book sra u
iously.
Pnncipal Office and Mandatory. is0 Arch Street.
Phlaiephis. IA.
For sale wholesale by DraeFisis II al The pincrei
cities, and al retail ~ apoihraes anil sntkespsr- IN
every town in the United siates. and Canada.
C. For sale hy Ds. Long & Cain. Hil!storoush. !.
). Lucas, Chapel hill, ". j. Pass, Person County.
January %. 7i-ls
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DOCTOR. HooFLAMD's
cELEBRATED
German Ditters,
pRrrsRsp By
mr.. @. N. JACKSON, Philada., Pa,
81 Will sFFRcruALLy ouRE 49,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSlA, JauNDlCE,
Chronic o. Nercoas Debility, Diseases ~ ne
K;dncss and al dissusss arsssng from . as
ordered Liver or SiomasA.
Such eSf II
as Consti-
patton, Inward
Piles, Fuilness, or
Blood 10 the Head, Aci-
sdiy Of the Stomach, Nausea.
Heartburn. disgust for Food, ful.
ness Or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eruciations, Sinking, or Flutering in the
PIT Of the stomach, Swimming Of the Head. Hur-
led and difficult Breathing, Eutlering q, The Heart
Choking Of Sufocating Sensations when in lying
Posture, Dimness Of vision, Dots OF Webs be-
fore The Sight, Fever and Duh painin
the Head, Deficiency o. Perspi
ration Yellowness otlle
skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back. Chest,
Limbs, &c.. Sudden finishes Of Heat
Burning in the FLESH Constant
ss Imaginincs Of Evil, and
grea, Depression
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JUST RECEIVED a,
4 JAMES WEBB.
March 20lh, 1855. --97
DIR. STRONG'S
Compound Sanativc Fills.

sssnEsE Piilsare entirely Vegetable an, are most.
superior Medicine I'M the cure 81 all Bilious Cons
piqiais, chiYs and Ftrer, Dysptpsia. costiremss Y
rey COMPLIANT, Joundice, SEX Htadache, Scyofuia,
san Raeum, Ferers Of Hhinds, Losset AfpttiH, CO.
siyuetsd and Painfu Redistribution, and al lingering
diseases. asag lafs g sa
a As Fdmalc Medicine they net like charm; and
when taken according 10 the directions they lever fail
10 cure The worst OF Plies, after all other
needles fail Bs ss
they purify the blood, equalize the circulation,
tore The Liver Kidneys and other Secretion, Organs 70
healthy tone and action; and an Anti Bilious fa
mily Medicine, they have no equal. Price rs cents
l,er boz.
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NEW
Hap of North Carolina.

THE undersigned are preparing. anil will publish a.
soon a. The necessary Surveys Dc, can he ohiaIn-
cJ. New. Large, sud Complete Mar o. Noarn ca
soLsA, five feet ly three, well engraved and finished
III the hest siyle.
I, j. admitted on AZ sides thai such work Is great
ds-dcrainm n Stale, and IL i IN consequences 81
the frequent inquiries this snbcr thai lie UNDER
signed have embarked in The enterprise.
The only attempted work ofibis kind Is thai or Me-
Rae published N 1897; and since then Tie Gouniirs.
Towns. Roads aud Posi-ores lsye increased in nun,-
her and al our works 81 Internal improvements, will
small exceptions, leen 80 Oh lori.
i - intended ihs' The New Map. now proposed 10 "
ruhlisbed. shall contain, arcnaits sid dawh. al lbs
Natural Features II the Siaie-- The lnlets Harbors
soutnlS. l.skes. Rivers. Greeks, Noanlains. Sc.
Also. The puilIc improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads.. Plank RaIls Gounticr COUNTY ToanS
Posi.oiiircs. eil.s ysses, poal.ioads and Canal,
Colleges. Arademits. Dr.. &c.
Tie Map will 30 Ieaay b. The summer % 1885,
WILLIAM ID. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEAkIE.
TERMS:
10 Be.t STYLE, Gil. Roller, aud Fir,t Tmpr.-
sions. SO 90
II Plain STYLE. Black Roilrr, 8 90
Information from any .nuree. and vhirh nav BE- 81
sesire ~ making the ape work, will ~ thankful, re-
csi,ea. AIleaminuuiealcns should he ad,irss.s,iio
MM. D. COOKE.
Raleigh, August. 1851. So
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AUTUMN SALES.

STEVENSON s WEDDELL,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. rs and so, sreArnat srHsTT.
PETERSBURG, Va.
WE are now prepared IL e1hhlt to ths Merchants
ii Vagina and \ slth Catosins, large and cum.
ns1Gisg stock o.
Foreign s Domestic Dry Goods.
Having purchased lafgely of Hr.rr WeoLrSs easis
in Jsue We can Gfr gosds such prices cannot la
10 command siieniiea.
One 81 our arn viii rrmsin 10 New York during The
season, in sttenesnce 81 Tie
AucTIos aaLEs.
and forwarding snythinz. ueN and novel. y i NAV he
received Nv the weekly steamers firm Europe.
Merchants who complied b competition @ buy :.
THE LOWEST MARKET RATES,
viii end our styles and prices such viii enable Them %
rompeie successfully Rh soss who parchase % North
en markets.
STEVENSON s NEDDELL,
Petersburg, VI. sspt 7lh. ISIS. Of
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Z yoa~ ant -sil2ssT RATE rAP.RT r;T7
which viii nd onls render good se-si1e hui lss als.,
neat. cal on ihe subsrrsr living iii nilrs nof II
Htllssorongh He bas lren carving on he hu.ine,.
tof The a-l sixteen munits and he woik Lss r.s 10
y iifst faic he i determined Thai 81. wogk sbs con.
inne % be eIeeued 10 the hest manner IDty eans II
any 10 this section ~ country and Il price. Is nil mr.
rhascrs Persons Waiting Cariaecs can and hsi1 81
der Though The Pr, OfFce 81 HiIlstnongh mi Ite,
VII F promptly attended e. Al Kinds II rpai,s viii
he done IN coed ofdrf sn,l IN moderate Term.
n The snhscrihet has pnteh1se The r4hl 10, Orange
County % Partsr BaiKrfor ~ lind. o. Carriages
70 which he invites Ne siieniian q The pubic.
~ The Subscribers tsOol e,ar,;fur
Machines are 10 good order md arc doing ne ,.,s
hest quality q work. Piirer hestef ~: Eight cri.
~ white; Twelve and halfccnis or MIXED; u ono chi,
psn d the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
Juse co. als,-
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] FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

z N = tNbNFtterfs Nr INV sS~FtrAA6 euu VkSnhiS -
large and varied siock Of New sssf
fall ano 00lnlter GoOAs,
which they oiIei on reasonable terms. St
is impossible, in adsettisement.to enulnetate all
the aices which they would call attentions but they
have FOX LADIES,
sold English and French Merinos ss
Black, Striped, Plaid and MORE Antique Silks,
All Wool DeLaines, Solid and Fancy,
MouseIne Dei.aines. aHs &
New Winter Bonnet Ribbons,
Grass Buds. Wheat and Vslyet Leaves for Trim
ming Bnneis
Velvet More tniique Trimmings,
Mohsir Head Dresses.
Philadelphia Shop-bsdc Shoes,
Cloaks Mantillas, ralmss. and ShH~is.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
0veicoats Of oil grades,
Black and Co!ored Frock Coats,
Plush and Cut Yeise; Vests,
Learys Ventilated Dress Hats,
Solid and Fancy Cassmers,
Indis Rubber Coats and Pants,
Gloves, Socks, Ties, &C.
Their stock Of Keiscys, Blankets, Hats and Shoes
was selected with great care, snd win compare In quail
iiy and price with any in The market
j. G. TURRENTlNE q SON.
Oc,rber Q. g.
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TERhs. IS BEf0KE, VIZ
TIE HnLsHoRoUeH RIeohIra
y scHLi.ntr wlEstr

.'..'..'t ' y f7fFstf
:. Fcrni-.-Iso Dollars . year, " pnii IN s{s,n,..
Two Dollar. anl Fifty Cents. u MOI lad ' liln tl.s
W"nihs.m Three Dollta IL dtlsye, until IN, n, -.
Piliiim oftlsy eat " =.
ne - Discontinued until III stfs,sr, =.
pad unless !, ~ p lion Of lie tulli.bs.
Hereafter No psici viii w. senf ~ nv, 81 :. H.,
putof tlii Stale oncs 10, ittni + made Il 49,
selne pffsio N Ne state viii h,cpm fespo IN, n a..
eliiptsi anil ihe paper NJ id s5.,,9s .e,,,g.,
g1t q is silr ~ more ~ ~ 100 tc1 NliLso, ~.
msHi, nplf~' y q II personally kaae, 10 ~ III Is
Whose ipesnl, 20 haze ruhgdrnse. y
ADVERTISING Rates FAR me- rftarltt.
ApytHTtsEstsIs nGl eSerc,line tn6Jt.en 49,. ~.
dollar lof tho s. and iweit-G sehi co. erin 800.
luci. insertion ooscf ones in pfapo,ilsn tos,, "a.
ssfiiWnfnia five per rent. higher, a,,s.i.
% onssAifd ~ili y nssjs % adsulimp Is ~ ,tu
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
10y the aid Of microscope, see millions of little
~ openings on the surface Of our bodies. Through
these this Ou,ment when rubbed on the 81 in carried
to any organ or inward part Diseases Of The Kidneys
Disorders OF the Liver, Affections Of the Heart n,m
NATION Of the Lungs. Ashmas, Coughs and Colds,
by lis means edectually cured Every housewife knows
that sail passes ees through bone meat ofany thick
neS. Thishealing Ointment lar readily penelraies
through any bone o. eshs part the living body, cur
ing the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot
be reached BY o.hcr means
ERYslPELAS, SALT RHEUM, & SCOR-
BUTIC HUMOhS
No remedy has ever done so much fur the cure OF
diseases Of the Skin, whatever form they may assume,
this Ointment. No case OF Salt Rheum Scuryy, Sore
Heads, Scroiua. o. Erssipelas. can long withstand its
influence The inventor has travelled over many paris
Of the globe, visiting the principal hospitals dispensing
this Ointment, giving advice 10 lis applications and
has thus been the Of restoring countless numbers
10 health.
SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
AND ULCERS.
Some Of the scientific surgeons now RELY solely
on the Of this wonderful Ointment, when having
10 cope with the worst Of Sores wounds ulcers
glsndoar swelings, and lumors. Professor HOLLOWAY
has. BY command Of The Allied Governments dispatched
% the hospitals d the East large shipments of this int-
ment 10 he used under the directions The Medical Staff
in the worst cases 81 wounds. Il viii cnre any ulcer
glandular swelling, stiffness Of the joints, even 81 20
years standing
PILES AND FISrULAS,
These and other similar distressing complaints can BE-
eectually cured ifihc Ointment he well rubed ia over
the parts affected aniy otherwise following The printed
directions around each pot.