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TESTIMONY fkvM NORTH CAROLINA.
CHti6cafe Of d.. W. Smith, of Pine Hil, Rich
mo~d Oossnty, North Csroiina.

m0nd C0ssnsy, N0rth Cor0ftnd.
DuAa f3n: have bssn Z subject Of Dyspepsia. in
il WORT form, for M iast i've years Snch was my
conditsn for twelve months that the physicans and
Ill who NV me sid must die. While in this con-
dition. was carried 70 fhe wsterin9 psces in vir-
ginia, fnnsnsss, end north Csroiina, but was not
bsps6tsd ~ AZ w,Asr 70 which Was taken, While
on ny way hona stopped weak q Buthsrtordton,
some cSa5bss ssssr IN ss pisss xbos. he IL.
icins for ny child and myssk Thers were ssveral
ofhs village physiGans in u stsrs and one OF them
seemed 70 taks some interest," N nv case. and after
ssking M some iQusstops, said he had been dys-
IYda snd I'D ben gr.ay bsnsatsd y the ass q
!! ss.s S SP: so5s y yss and
called ne sszs day q nyrcon and insisted 30 much
shat I Nosld ~ them dat I ssksd him 70 ret me
one bottle. He did II and commenced taking Il ~
directed, and ives more benefited by Il than ell the
wafor and medicine had ever taken,
Amer rsaehieg home, one Fl my neiehbcrs came %
mo fof . pfssedpticn and medicine, DE dypeptc,)
ss y - '' e. ~ 10 o as . .aiss
On ms 81 nos 81 Is Same Kind Of medicine, SAYING
h was more bsne1ted BIZ Il thsh sny other he had
f.ksn, ~ have not been able 70 get any more for
him " myself sincs Will you, therefore, please ship
me , dosn Or more q scoE - possible.
p.d ;Rss; ss.!ys;ly, I Ss;l.s.,os,. Y. SMITH
d. r Hooker, Rogers Store, Wake county. North
~Hsying experienced very great benefit from the
NE Of Hocnand's German Bittsrs In Chronic Dyson
terry and FunctionAl Derxpesment Of she Liver. and
IT. concomitant eyils am DESTROYS Of obtaining 4
quantity Of Il FOR Tie benefit Of my community. You
will, therefore, please send . lot &C."
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GROCERY STORE,
Corner Maryland Avenue and seventh 81.

Corner Maryland Avenue and seventh ST.,
ISLAND.
HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE STORE FOR
Ii merly kept by Mr.. Robert T. Knight, shall
keep on hand o select assortment of FINE GROCE-
RIES, comprising, among others, the following art-
Giles: F 54
Sugars, such as crushed, clarified, puverized, and
brown Teas, such as Imperial, Gnnpowder, Young
Hyson, Black and Colony; Rio, Maracabo and Java,
roasted and ground, Cofees; Refined Syrup; Segars
and Tobacco, various brands; Hams, Bacon, Flour,
Liquors, Wines, Crockery, Wooden-ware, Hardware,
vsgesabes Eggs butter Nuts Of vsrious kinds
usually kept in Gr0cery.
would most respectfully ask those living on the
Island, well the citizens generally, 70 call and
examine for themselves, they then will see that
there is necessity to 90 further as am determn-
ed not TO be outdone, both to prices and articles
Call therefore and examine, and you will find II 70
your advantages, for intend TO sell cheap for cash.
u Do not forget the store, sos, Maryland Av.' !.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city free Of all
charge. fl ,t...g 49, 1919 n
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GUTTA PERCHA TEETH.

nR. o. MUNsON, NJ 336, Pennsylyapia
II svenuc, IL mounting Teeth on Gutta Percha
base Also wish Aliens patent continuous Gum, com
bining besuty, strength, and cleanliness f
DIR. M. Il determined 70 keep pace with every Inn.
pfovement in Dentistry, and viii strive 70 please ana
profit his patrons noif..0 EEoi4 \"
Rav DR.. (3urlev Hon. r. II. -Gillet
I,y. Binpey Is Hon. IS. A. Douglas
HON. a. Mason DR.. X. r. Patterson
Hon. A. o. p. Nicholson DIR. H. Coolidge rsiB
And the Medical Faculty Of Georgetown College.
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GLENWOOD CEMETEKY.
Office No. 292 Psnnsy lvansa averus,

Corner Of 10th street, over the saving
Bank.
TH1S Cemetery is laid out on the plan Of
- the celebrated Greenwood Of New York, and
situated the high ground, distant one and quar-
ter miles north Of the Capitol North Capitol stree
leading directly to the gateway. This Company have
received charter from Congress, approprating their
e the purchaser, and prohibiting ali enforcement,
from Legislation otherwise which is of vast impor
lance 70 those who wish their dead 70 repose where
they have placed them for Il has become custom in all
cities, when the burial ground has become valuable
miscuously into one large pit and legal measures can
not prevent it no titles given to the ground.
N. B. Office open from 10 70 ~ A. M, where pamph
lets containing the charter, bylaws, and a map o.
the grounds, and all other information can be 90
tanned. All orders left with Mr.. JAMES 7. LAR
ley, No. 410 7th street, or any other Undertaken
win be promptly attended TO- ~ ~ la
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Washington National Monument Society.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MANA.
"A GERS of the above society, held this day, the
following resolutions were adopted and ordered to
be published by the Treasurer in some paper of this
city:
ResoSoed, That public notice be given to all per
sons holding funds which may be designed for the
use of the Washington National Monument that they
transmit the same TO General ]. M. McCalla, the
Treasurer Of the Board and not to 8. Yorke Alice,
Esq, the late Secretary of the Board Of Managers.
Resolved, That all persons who may have trans
Of the Washington National Monument Society,
since the LIST day of july 1885, for the use Of the
Monument are requested TO notify the Treasurer Of
the Board General j. M. McCalla) Of the date and
amounts SO transmitted TO said Alice as Secretary.
a|aadH JOHN N. McCALLA, 9fgin
September IA, 1857. Treasurer.
Editors Of papers friendly TO the objects Of the
Monument Society will confer q favor upon the
Board of Managers by giving the above few inser-
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with an immense stock of useful and ornamental
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Call and examine goods and prices My general
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AGUE AND FEVER BITTERs,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER

TNHIS MEDICINE il entirely vegetable, and con-
IL tains no ingredient in the least degree prejud-
cial TO the human system. Il has never failed TO
chills and fevers when the directions have been
complied with. Price Is cents per bottle. This
medicine il prepared by Charles Pearson, and can
be had at p M. PEARSON'S Grocery Store, No.
6O2 Maryland avenue, between Four-and-a-half and
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Thie Medicine possesses the power IN y very re-
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of the Liver which the exciting causes Of bowel
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for children when teething, . remedy for bowel
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EW- All my medicines are put up under my own
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here they have done large and successful practice
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of Mercury, Arsenic, Antimony, &c. Happily for
suffering humanity, their practice is 20 manifesay
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N Il w S IT II nj S .

Kelly Lowe. pastor Of the African church,
Augusta, Georgia, was originally slave, but
bislpeople bought him some gears ago. and Gas
Zion's Advocate says)" he is their servant
pecuniarily as Welt as spiritually.' They
allow him salary Of from $500 TO 81 900 per
annum.
& LIBsRAL.--The Marquis Of Dalhousie has
placed the whole Of dispersion of g5 900 per
annup, conferred on hinrby the East India
Company, at the DISPOSE oi the London com.
mittfe for the aid Of the sufferers from the
Indian rebellion.
A man at Hartford, becoming alarmed at
the falling condition Of the banks, drew out
his deposlt of slO0in gold. Belare he reach
ed home, pickpockets relieved him OF his
conn., 5f688Na aiHi8 lgH6a
A contemporary, speaking Of r. o. Perrin
and Governor Walker. wrote that Mr.. p.
I" left tile latter's camp at Lawrence, &c.
The typo got il, left the latter scamp at
Lawrence"
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nEI I'm.

Let the reader imagine himself advancing
lr.,m Agra norlhwarl 10 the ancient capital
Of India. III. road i through a vide PLAIN.
every where covered with ruins. Among
prnsirate walls aud masse. of masonry, over
grown with weeds and Jungle here and there
rise broken obelisk. I'll, DONE. - slender
minarei. These are the ruins nf ancient
Delhi. To tie right aass the Jumna. or
Yamana. Dsnghterof the Sun. and. according
to the legend. gentle sister Of the drrad Yama.
the Hindu Minns. On rocky ridge, at the
very edge Of branch firm this river. which
lrases the main stream h,e miles - the north
~ Tie city, aud reinins Il two miles 70 the
sonth uf the walls must southern angle. v
modern Delhi, built BY Shah Jrhan, IN 1851.
il may be, 10 be r.zei BY tie Englisl, twu cen
tures later. A wall. scalloped at the top.
and about twenty five feet high. runs iram the
Wellesley Basiion. the punt 20 the entrance,
southeast, where the cts touches the river,
five miles 10 m irregular scmieircle to Sellm
Gart, an old fortress which rests upon the
stream al the narthern extremity. Along the
river, or eastern size e the city. this wall Is
replaced, for une. third ol the extent, 20 the
north, by The walls u the Kings p,larc,
whic i about half mile long from North %
south. The interval to tie Wellesley Iias-
ton has slishtet defcnccs. but Unprotected ~
some measure hy the river. OF rather its
branch. between which and the main stream
j. an island, more or less sandy. and covered
With melon gardens. Tie dutch az the foot
az lnc cts wall i CITY feet broad. and about
iificen feet deep. and The glaeis 80 covers The
wall that IL Cannot be seen from distance.
The city has eleven gates. To The southeast
Is tie Ilelhi Gate. and advancing 10 the west
and north the Turkaman, the Ainnd Gate. out
.ide of which il the vast mausoleum ~ Ghaz
Khan. where tie rebels we're cnramped Il
the number ef three thousand then Ii,
Farosh khanah. the Lahore Gate. adjolnin:
tie Burn Bastion. sn.callrd from Colone
Bnrn, the gallant defender Of the city agains
.Iolkcr, 10 1901. Next comes tie kabn
Gate, close 10 The ranal. tie Morea Gate. III
kashmir Gate. and. close 70 Srlim Gahr, TIL
galcalta Gate. Tracing the river are III
lal and Raj Chat Gates.
The western side of The city.is a sea q
houses, many u them strongly built. III
main street, lie Chandur Chauk. isyery wide
and along tie centre 81 II runs an aqueducl
Here Il the mosque IN which Nadir at dur
ing the terrible massacre Of the inhabitant
by his army.
Delhi has many noble buildings worth pre-
serving. The palace i,selfranks to Wind
sor as a kingly residence. It's gateway
lar handsnmer than that u the Great BaLa
at Kabul. The thr0ne.rOom 10 matches
The roof rests on massive columns Of whit
marble, and beautiful ino.aics adorn The bal
IN the center is the white marble dais Q
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New York, October


The steamer Arabia. with Liverpool dates
10 the 18th ultmn. arrived here this morning.
Cyrus W. Field, Esq. is among the passen-
gers.
The steamers City Of Washington and the
North Star had arrived out, the former Oh
the 10th and tie latter on the 10Th.
Delhi had not been taken on the 29th July.
II was ramored that the British had retired
from before the city on account OF sickness; ;
but another report SAYS that large reinforce
ments had arrived, and an assault was expcc-
ted in few days. More mutinies had been
reported, including one regiment Of the
Bombay Presidency. Several victories had
been gained over the mutineers.
There is nothing later from China. The
Continental newsis generally unimportant.
The Atlantic cable Was to be landed and
stored at the Plymouth navy yard until next
year.
The sloop of.war Plymouth had arrived at
Southampton.
A panic had taken possession Of the French
BOurse, and the Credit Mobilicr had largely
declined. There had also been panic al
Vienna.
There were various speculations about the
Imperial interview al Stuttgart. II IS said
that Napoleon wishes the Car and Queen
Victoria 10 meet In Paris.
The Spanish Ministry had rendered theii
resignation, but il had not been accepted
Ii was reported al Madrid that Zen. Concha
was TO continue as Governor Of Cuba.
The Evangelical Alliance was in session
at Berlin. Ambassador Wright, Bishop
simpson, and Dr.. Bainl were taking an ac
tive part il tie proceedings.
The ship Harkaaay, from Charleston
bound Tor Liverpool. was burnt at sea on tbs
eth Of september. The passengers and crew
we're saved.
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LArn rRnMiNnIA.

Gen. IIayrlork'. force Tor rc occupation AZ
cawnpore lad. 10 EIGHT dIss. marched LEG
miles and f.ught ipnr actions with Ncna
Sahib's army, against overwhelming oids. 10
point II numbrrs. and had taken iwenty.lour
guns &c light calibre. aud that too, ~ the
month ~ Jnly, IL la,lta. On the morning 81
The 18th july, the lercr marched into Gavin.
pore. The soul narrowing spectacle which
then presented itself To- them, bcggars descrip.
tim. A wholesale massacre had been per.
priraicd by the iend, Nena Sahib. Eight
officers and 90 men u Her Majcsty's second
fort, and the whole European and Christian
population of tie place, including civilians,
merchants. pensioners aud their families. to
tie number of 400 persons. were the victims
Of this satan.
The Court yard in front nf the Assembly
rooms IL which Ncna Sahib had fixed his
head quarters, and IN which the women had
been imprisoned. was swimming il blood. 4
large number Of women and children Who had
been cruelty spared after the capiiuation ior
worse fate. than instant death, had been
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IN Hatnett county, on the liih September, by the
Rev. Mr.. Mccoy. DIR. L. d. MoMAsSEs. Of Orange, to
Miss JEANETTE MoALIsrEn.
Their hopes and hearts have long been one,
Their names henceforth shall be;
They share the same sweet honey NOM,
And star Of destiny .aiafs 5
Z. Full many hearts shall breathe the prayer
10 high and holy Heaven, agi9#
That pleasure here and glory there ,44
To each and both be given. NJ.
On the morning Of the Gath September, by the Rev.
y, i. Bmion, Mr.. =. N. BELcHEa, of Frankinion,
formerly Of this place, 70 Miss II. A. BAaKER, Of LOUIS
burg, n. 9. |. ..,sf.g,,.,l a.t. 4... .F se r.
n t " Best be the silken tie" &c. a,
On the 2sd of September by the Rev Jacob Doll, Mr.
JOSHUA II. Burner to Miss CANDIES I.'WALros, adop.
ted daughter of Mr.. Robert Walton, all of Caswell
County, n. &.