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The prize money to be paid to the military ser
viss IN India says the Glasgow Hersid) 10 sner.
nous. Lord Ciyde's share is said to exceed ESQ.,.
900.
The Charleston Is. CO Courier OF the 10th inst,
reports ice aud SNOW in some parts OF the State
the sth,
Thanksgiving In Delaware, Nov. 26th, in YER
Dont, Dec. %
An agricultural fair will be held At FredsYicks-
eurg, Va, on the 10th, l7th snd 18th instsuts.
C. NJ. Morton,a distinguished citizen of Memphis,
Tenn, died on Saturday last.
Mr.. Neshit,, jalor Of Galloway county, No., Was
lately murdered by negro prisoner.
census OF Cincinnati, Ohio, shows the city to
have 50, OIL school children.
Lord Ashburion Is about to be married to Miss
Stewart Mackenzie
The Methodis;s Of Alabama have raised $500 600
a. beginning for an eodownment fund for unit
verst3 at Gresnsborough.
woman died recently in Cincinnati, who hsd
accumu atsd IS 900 in her business OF playing on
hand organ and singing In the streets
James Anderson, the oldest prinIer 10 Nsw Or.
leans, over by cart thsre aud killed on
| the 9th inst.
AM Thompson has Just been mnle,ed is dsns.
gos oi 81 500 ia tbs aiiata reno.} circuit court,
f,r sedacing Miss Ciendenning.
TIE wife OF DR.. John A. wragg, vas burned to
dsath In savsnah, Ga, oo the 9th instant, ey~ her
clothes taking fire.
The Governors Of Tennessee and Kentucky have
appointed the 18th instant, ~ day Of rbassssiv-
ing. -
FoUR HuSpxEp DoLLARs LfSH.-rbs leaf u IN
album, on which Byron bad written four itnss Of
poetry. was recently cold AZ Venice, Itly, aad
Russian nobieman save $1,000 6r u. -
Major II. B. Brovr, Of CineinaAti, disl fsw days
ago. He Was good lawyer, writer fbs che prssss
. member OF the Legislature, and prosscssisg 81
/, tornsy Of Cincinn4ti. IA -. gss
The Cleyelaa a Railroad Convention, on Ws&ees.
DAY. was largely attended, ~ sss than 1Aoo ooa Geo
/ for invsssmsuts being rsprsssutsd
AZ Nswark, NJ On the l2th iast.. Jamee No
Nahan vas eonvies of nur1os = sbe nxss aeGrse
n ktiiing his s.sser tnrlsw.
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Burnfng OF Clipper Ship Eastern
City-Miracaious Escape of 2a6
Persons

- T's-
1ue transport snfp Merchantman, Captain u; II
Brown, OF and from London to Calcutta. with
troops, nut into Table Raw on tba d mir far tho
,nrn,sa os t.na;u., a., e.. - -
,,' ~ . o'e" sho passen'
s7' W '"e hi IAseo D'ash Dali Aussfaiian efIppor
snip Eastern City, which vessel caught FIRE and
was totally DESTROYED, between the 23d ard .bs
25th Of Anpust. IN TIE saptb Atlantic f,ca.n i,
Of a,. c.. q, '' ~
''D' ''"s % ues'ees west. The
Lona"b siaf says
The incidents connected with the loss of the
Eastern City, aud the provideutial deliverancs of
the officers crew and passengers, form u narrative
of The mcst thrilling interest. She Was a very
hne vessel, OF 1868 is said 10 be the pro-
perty OF u glasgow nrm Ou the 10Th OF July, she
lett Liverpool for Melbourne, having Oh board $50
passengers, Al men, officer: aud crew, and up wards
OF 1000 tons general Cargo. On the 23d August II
was discovered that tIe had broken out in the
hold, under the forecsssie. Every effort was made
to extingujsb it,
Meanwhile, the captain had hauled up tbe
courses aud put the vessel before the wind, and
had got the boats provisioned and ready to lower
away at moments notice. The women and
Children, about 20 ID number, were removed TO the
po0p, where tue captain mad placed numbers of old
sails, carpets, Sc, aud did every thing he could to
make them as comfortable as possible under such
terrible circumstances.
Ali that long and dreadful night, both passen-
gers a3d crew continued to work Without inter-
mission, pouring tons OF water down the hatches
aud forepart OF the vessel; holes were also cut in
the deck, aud engine pumps and buckets went to
WORK. pouring DOWN water Into the hoio,the captain
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aPoNpENcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
HILLsvILLr, CARROLL County, Va,
'SUyenuar 9th 1873

HILLsvILLE, CARROLL County,, Va,
November 9th, 1858.
Corn, in this county, is worth so cents per
bushel, wheat 81 per bushel, buck wheat 10 cts per
bushe oats very scarce this fall 33l cents pei
bushei, pork So per hundred, Ut is thought poEt
will be loHer,) beef 81 TO cents per pound.
This county is in she Southern portion of the
pastoral region OF Virginia, which contains more
han half of The surface of the State. lmmeuss
herds OF mules and horned cattle might be trans
ported from this region annually. 1t possesses .
climate that would almost create life under the
ribs of DEATH Its people meet the stranger with
frank and courteous mauners. and the strange.
will seldom regret having wandered to these 'Arr
cedan" mountains.
The sky has hitherto been very pitifui and 10th
to vent Its spleen upon u.s. tut tpis after noon il
rowned, and threw yoliey oi fieecy flakes OF
Garth, which, however, soon melted them by the
warmth IN It's bosom.
Great merriment is expected to take place during
the coming winter, from sleigh riding over The
snow aud ice OF these mountains. Many a youth
who now fears TO reveal the secret that melts his
heart, will then find courage to tell the thrilling
truth aud even The old bachelors Of cur town will
be inyeigied int the artiul nets of Venus, where
their hearts will be pierced by the mortal arrows
Of her laughing son, Cupid. SKYLAEK.
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SPECIAL NoTrCEe
Be- Ir you nAyg A Couan.

k&$ lF YOU nAyg A CouaH,
II you have Dyspepsa. ~ > .''oi o"h
=, TAKE uAapToN's TrNoTugE.
II you have Bronchitis,
TAKE HAapToN's TiNCTURE.
ii soa have Pain In the Back,
1T you arc ali Weakness,
Il sou have Headache,
lake IAMPToN'S TIsCTURE
asthma. COUGH. C0NsUMPTON The writer
s most hixhly esteemcl like thousands of our best
ktown citizens, feels duty 10 tear testimony of
me NondCriut curative power II UAAPTON's
ltHtEthB Why ltt your friends suif,r and die
wIhost giving it q triaf Call and ge. IA PAM phlet
aISl sSo testimony.
BALTIMORE SGpr 2s, 1853
1sSSrs Mortimer d lfotcbra " Gentlemen: have
st<ii some arDe aIllcted with asthma, aceompa.
hita With shortntss Of breath, 18th any symp mas
oi Nonsninp ion friend, knowing OF the ainS
properties Of HAMPTUN'S Nk4kTEBiE IlNC-
TURF, from having used the same, induo I'd me to
procure bottle OF the Tinc.ure, and by the use of
one bottle wass" much better that was iaduct to
use more OF II, and by taking five sx bottles was
restored to my nsu. health. and will say 10 all per
sons who are afflicted ~ WAS 10 use HAMPTON's
VEGETABLE TinCIURE
1eptisniea--feu ar NJ liberty to use my name
Tor the benefit oi the aiiiic' ed.
ELLEN FEDec
;. West corner Of Liberty ani Clay sts.,
Baltimore, Nd.
HS- Call and got Pamphlets and sea cures.
sald ty PURCELL LADD 4 ca, Richmond: By
Do CpOhE, fredericksburg; By all the Drugs lists
in petersCurs; by MORTIMER 4 NOW BhaY
ilaitm re. aud by Druggists and Shop-keepera
ea- 81 per bottle six bottles for s..
davis
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAnr DISPATCH. |


COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. IL, 1858.
The third annual exhibition of the South Carroll
ma State Agricultural Society Is now in the fail
tide OF successful experiment" The city is crowd.
ed to overiowiag With strangers from all parts Of
the country. many Of whom are unable to fnd
room to lie down, to say nothing OF accommoda
tions The hospitality Of private citizens has been
cbeerfuily extended alike to frien0s aud strangers
vet some are obliged to pass the nights IN the
streets Columbia has never been so completely
cran N d on auy previous occasion.
The exhibition at the Fair Grounds is superior
in every respect TO its predecessors. Tue number
of horses, cattle. sheep and swine is larger, and
the quality better than was exhibited last ear or
the year before. The display Of agricultural Im
plemenis and farming machinery Is also more ex-
teusive aud varied The ladies, as ever, have taken
the lead in useful aud ornamental work. end con-
tributes largely TO the success OF the Fair. The
ornamental work attracts universal attention and
admiration. The beautiful collection OF shell work,
wax fruit and flowers, hair work aud wreaths OF
flowers made Of the feathers of domestic 'owls, ex'
eeeds any thug OF the kind have ever seen
On Tuesday night tue opening address WAS de-
livered by the President, Col A. p. CALHOUN II was
an able and fearless production, taking and main
tanning high and independent stand for the State
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Ssr@ GUCdbs. tohbss uohnSsNsse, 90.
- -. yaIercc % iae above complaints at this sea.
~ "a tte esecs Of bringing cut q host Of profes.
SO ~ AZ c;hcA and whlle some few may be
-. macy are u 5eeSs and scne eTrB dangerous.
e. ,r., al { appointment, the bast course 10 pur
D. z, con- at yrar family physician, or otherwise
'@s 4, s,..a remedies as long pubic experience
--.'.,.l fa be sa.v and efhcaCioas. OF this class
G.. eP'a COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA.
:, Hg5s,aalIy the {tverite prescription OF an en-
,,..,rlt{S'l. & sooa became popular family
..,.,rH asG wisA.ct advertising, has Continued
,r,. - a FrowIBs reputation for Ihe last twenty
,.rs ia III recent easss Il acts like charm, and
'.,.. d. eases, Bronchitis, uoorins Cough (fronr
!fas, a. It - used vita unparalleled success, as
. g.. .rllja< ~ ~ testify.
..s p, FISHER q WINSTON, MEADE 4 BAKER. A
7,SAS g. At y ceats per bottle. and IN an eie.
-, s7s rioas&nt irEense form. l7ss and Is cents
- box called TyLESs GUN ARABIC CoydH CsNpy
t.aEs Sc Z7-Sm
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GRACE CHUaCH FAIR The ladies con-
nected With this new and beautiful church, will
open their fair room in Mechanics Institute Hall
this evening, where they invite the public to cali
ard patronise them. Grace Church is situated at
the eorDer OF Main and F0ushee streets, where the
Rev. Mr. Baker is pastor, aud AZ the building IL not
yet paid for the ladies who worship il are about
making noble effort TO reduce the debt. Surely
cur readers will aid them, aud by doing encour-
age the cause Of morality aud religion.
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- Tn ApvkRrlsrRs nNn nrs1N,ss

,.l -Vae Virginia sentinel offers very SUPERIOR
,,;.t.s s 10. Advertising. Ii is "a hriaiy esIah.
-.s.d .var,s of vide circulation, with subscri.
(, 90 A.8last every state of ;he Union, and mum.
lax .vtry barge aud sser growing list OF suhscri-
,s-. AU5Dx tn farmers ami substantial business
rs.. 4 tie Ne,tliy aud prosperous Piedmont Val
l.. a.8 T,da Water res ions of Nireinta-rnrn
Esve wants ana the means to supplt thext
-.,a uaN hRv gcois, and men who buy and sell
t,-s~ Al Advertisements aspaar ia the DaiIv
-- SrckIy and cAssoEaly in she Week Is editions
. ,se .entGei, thus reaching ali our readers We
r - faIy invite orders
rms NO ieFs'e The cash or city references re-.
...re,! + further PARTICULAR address
SMITH 4 FINRS
~ ria u
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CRAZY NGGRo.-A free negro woman,
apparently aboriDg under alteration of mind,
created consider able disturbance yesterday after
poon, near the corner Of Main aud Twentieth
streets. After going through u variety ofxmusiug
gymRastic exercises to the great diversion OF q
crowd of negroos aud boys, she proceeded on her
say, rejoicing, towards Rockets. We lost sight Of
her at the OF 26th Streets closely followed
by the boisierDus crowd.
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CHUscH DIsruRBkAs.-The annoyanc

CHUsCH DIsTURBkas. The annoyances
TO which the woTshippers at Leigh Stree, Church
are continually subjected, will rot be ahated until
parents learn TO take their boys into the church
with them. and keep tDem uEder their eyes until
service is ended. If this is not done, then the
Dzmes of the disturners ought TO bs obtained and
handed to a magistrate, so that au example might
be made OF the guilty parties.
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Spors on sHg sun For the last eight or ten
weeks there has been an unusual number of spots
on the sun. Many of them have been large Al
present. three groups are visible with telescope OF
on the western limb, and will hardly be seen af:er
a day or Two; the sec.nd has passed about three
quaraers of the way across the Disc while the third
which conslsts Of one large spot, with macy small
ones lyir along to he Off, has not yet reached
the middle of the disc Each black spot - sur
rounded by awsll defined lamineus border, which
is yet much darker than the other poFtionsof the
disc. This border is called the benumbra.
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IMPORTANT DEcisIoN.-The case of Shelton r.
Lesks Esq, pS. the Rockingham Mutual Fire IT.
surance Company, was decided against the plain
tiff at the recent term Of our Superior Court. 1t
was a sut in cbancsry, TO recover the amount Of
insurance on Mr.. Lsakes property. He had ap-
pied to an agent Of the company, who had agreed
t. take the risk ofiHsnrauc Dut before the Drec
of the Company had I'd upon the application THE
property was destroyed hs fire. The company then
refused TO pay, c0nteGdiog that they were not
bound by the act Of asen untiit said act had
been formally endorsed by the Board.-hocki,g-
hmm EaA Ee0istsr.
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NECESSARY SABBATH BRE.KIss.-In East Corinth,
Me, on Sunday last, just the people were going
to chnrch, the alarm was given that bear was
making free with a neia ahbor's sheeplold. Leaving
the women in Of the deacon's the males Of the
three denominations OF churches went in pursuit
OF Bruin, and after a long chase and hard struggle,
succeeded il dispatcbing him. The "varmiut''
wsikhed over two hundred pounds
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poth In politics aud agriculture. Col. has been
active and nntirng In his zea for the interests of
the society,", and think the State Society Of South
Ca oiina now stands on firmer basis than any
similar institution IN the country
The election of officers took place on Wednesday
night. when the old board were reelected, with
little or opposition
Iho weather has been cool and cloudy through
ou' tie week, With Indications of rain, yet the Fair
u'onnds have been crowded every day. The nun.
Der IN attendance yesterday has been estimated at
tep to twelve thousand and to-day there seems
TO be quite as great rush in that direction
BGsiness-ezcept In a retail wAy-seems to have
been almost suspended for the week.
But must hasten to the office before the mail
closes. Excuse this abrupt termination.
Yours, &C., CoTToy
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tGo safest and best fGrgative Pills IN use. The!
at upo1 he Liver, stomach and Bowels, carry In:
OF ali bio and every foul secfetlon. They don
gfipe are easy in ther operation, and can TO taksl
Colds from the systsm and prevent Rheumatism
IL you suffsr wi.n any psn, use HAsIoHDkkk' II L ;
CURs-ALL, the great PAIN ANSIulLAIUA.
you have a cough, use HARTSHORNEs COUGb
SYRUP, which 10 the best Cough syrup IN the
world.
Bold by all Druggists In Richmond. &C l5-6m
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MANS FINGERS BLOWN INTO THE PocKEr OF AHo
THER.-At New Village, in Warren county, New
York, on Friday last. daring q celebration by the
Repub licahs, nails, &c, were iDdiscrim inately
forced into cannon the load of which exploded
during the operation, from the effects Of which
Louis Seden, young man of about % years, had
his hand and arm 80 badly torn to render ampa-
tatioD necessary Some time afterwards several
1ugers Of the injured man found In the pocket
of a hY slandnr.
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REApINa CIRCLEe. compoged of ladiaI

HEADING OIKCLBs, comp03ed OF IadIes
ard gentlemen. should now be formed for the win
ter months Weekly fees might be charged the
male members, while the female oues employed an
hour or two in sewing-the Circle appropriating
It's entire receipts feeding and clothing the poor
of its neighborhood. BY selecting a good reader
aud an interesting subject for each night, the
meetings might be made instructive TO the mem
bers as well as beneficial 70 the poor.
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No DAMAaEs.-Ihe Court Of Appeals have de.
cided that the holders of the Kentucky Trust
Company Bank not entitled to damages for
the failure of the bank, since Its insolvency, TO
meet its issue with gold aud silver Il further de-
ciGes that after the assets of bank have been
taken out of the control Of its officers, that the
bank is absolved from all Subsequent penalties ia
The shape of damages on accoun: of daiinquences
in the payment Of Its debts upon ''demaud."
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SUSPENSION OF NORTH CARoLlss TsAps.-for tue
last sixty days there has been almost total sus-
pension Of North Carolina trade, consequent upon
the inadequate supply of water In the feeder Of the
Dismal Swamp Canal. We undsrstand that there
10 bat three feet Of water 10 the Canal, instead o
the depth required BY nias tenths Of the vesssls
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gssg~ STovEs. RANGES AND FURNACES.
Eos la stsre fCi supply, csrgo of schr Mignio-
Ietts Purchasers are invited to examine the quai
isy of our wares We especially recommend The
kichia md Portable Furnace, Bay state Cooking
Range and Harp Cook stove.
Repairs always on hand for all leading articles sole
st the (ioycIn nor street Stove store.
ne Wanted Immediately two first class work
&C AZ GEORGE sTARRETT.
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RErIRED-Mr. Vaudenhof, The veteran tIagedi-
au, took his farewell of the stage at Liverpool on
tue 2Oth of October, after successful career OF
forty four years. On the 10th OF the present
month his son, Mr.. George YaEdenhof, was admit
ted to practice as attorney aud counsellor at the
AIaasachuselts bar.
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The BANK OF ksGLAHD-Articesh have been going
rounds, asserting that the Bank Of England never
re-issuesa note. Such Was the some twelve
years ago; but finding 1t a useless expeuse, they
have mt difed their RUE. They now only destroy
such notes were redeemed n specie--re issueins
al such as had been received on deposits, or in
payment of notes.
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ssy~ LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS. y

a. LIFE SIZE PHoToGaAPhs.- The
subscriber takes pieasure ia announcing 70 his
nerous patrons aud the public al iaI Se, thai be j.
now prepared to furnish photographs from lIlcla
tures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or coorec
.,hich for accuracy and finish. se warrants equal.
Il not superior to any produced in this Sly, at Less
1han tho usual price. Old Pictures conGh anS en-
gTged 20 any size.
Citizens aud strangers are invited to csM and el
anime specimens st u IBIS Temple OF sft. CoTia.
thian Hall, Maia street, between 9Ia aha lo,h:
z T. GIBBS
?. s.-If you want genuine AInbi9typee. this Is
Cbs place to get il, where you VIII neither Re nrEs
my other PsctHrs in the Photographic Art.
- p E. q.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF TIE Rev. MIR. SPURGEoN.-The
Rev. q. Il. Spurgeon has teeu attacked with very
painful Observation-Disclosures Of the kdneys-and
a few days ago his life was all but despaired Of -
His medical advisers have given it their opinion
that no danger now exists, but he 10 prohibited
from preaching just yet
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CHARMING CoFos sRr.-~-T She French
''hountaineer Singers" com pany of much mer
it, give concert in this city to night at Me-
'ropelitan Hall A number of popular French song
vii be gIVen including she great "Msrsellaise -
Ia TINS last, particularly, We expect fac per g.,
formaoce sung, as it will be by artists ebie to do
II justice, and to whom ito sentiments are most
dear.
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THE Nzw Fire DsPARrMENr.-A meet
Ing OF the Fire Department of the Fire Brigade was
heid Saturday evening present ali the Commsn-
deTs, CoLDmander'R Rogers In the Chair
The following persons were chosen foreman.
C9ntpong A-Mies ] Phillips
Company B-William d. Pemberton.
tontpany E-lioUk and Ladder - Richard NJ,
Crawford
Company F-Wm. D0wden
Ihe commanders of companies 'C' and ''D' ask
ed aud obtained leave to defer their nominations
until the next meeting
On motion Of Commander Bargamin, commit
tee OF three Was appointed to prepare blank forms
OF enlistment and oath. prescribed in the srdi-
nance The following gentlemen were appointed
ssid committee; Commanders BaTgsmiD, Charters
and Weed.
We understand that the names of forty eight
persons have been enrolled "a candidates for mem
bership, and the prospect of speedy orgauis ation
Of the entire brigade is very q altering.
afhe meeting adj 1urned to meet again on Thurs.
day evening next
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TRIBuTs OF REsPEoT - The Young
Guard command turned out yesterday afternoonat
O'Clock, attended by the Armofy Band, 10 pay
the last tribute of respect their late Color Sers
geant, Ed ward j Sims.
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aass~ The Bssr CoyoH sYRUP IN THE


j ho oest Cough Syrup in the world il Hsrts
terus'. Pect0ral syrup Ut Wild Cherry.
Inis article Is p; spared By chemist, aid is pro
EouLc-l oy medical men, and those who have u5el
It, ~ Us the best preparation Isr Coughs Cold.
Catarrn Bronchitis, HOArseEess, sOTe Threat from
E cDid. ana 4 preventive ot that lion OF diseases
Consumption.
Persons " no sing should uss it, It ia pl asant t.
the tasir s0itens, clears aud streugtheu the voice
ala, aiiigratiun CT the throat ami lungs, and pre-
vcnts taxing cold.
Bottles z5 aud 80 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists ia ki.hnond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
tSE a5 il Virginia. &C IS-6m
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s HaaTgHoksE's CURE-ALL-
TIE GREAF PIN AANIHILATOP
AND kAsihpi fOn UY6PEtciA, " FAX SION
All AND WEAK BOWELS

TIE GBEdr PAIN AA4NIHILATOP,
AND kAHhDI fUil DYSPEPSIA, WEAK SION
A.H AND v EAk BOWELS
PREPARED b 7 a CHE EAiST~
RoTTLES q, % aud 30 cents dc liar.
TIE GKkA kaT DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
S.IENCh
HARTEHORNg'S CURE-tLL should be keptil
all families of accidents Sudden sickness
as il equcL;y in las :ime than il requires IL
gel a pe y8icisn.
II cures pain ia any part of the system and is used
externally and internally.
ss- AS the frequent changes of the weather pro
duce Il bad Uois, iheuH4atsI Neuralgia, eoT
Tsroet Pain in tAe Bowels aud stomach, Tooth aHG
Bar aGhe. AEue Lulnps III me Breast, Pain IN tn
IiE,bt and Body; also, Stif Neck-esery p@rsuL
should set BETTE IL acts pp1D the Nerves, NJ Gs-
elp. slnsHs, Blood gnd Bones, eud BY its warsDin2
eiectro power expels I'll pam from the
tea. tet bottle AZ try IL.
NB-If you have "a Cough, use II HARTcHORNFa
PECrOKAL sERUP OF TlLD CHERRY-itis he
b.st cough rup ii tn wOr!s 25 and 20 cts bottle
Il sna are Bilious. use HARTSHOkhk'S Anti
BILIOUS PILLS the at upon the Liver, st0n.
aan and Bowels. carrying OF ell Bile aud Foul Sc
crsEi1Hs. 25 cents a box.
In above medicines to be Lad at all Drug Stores
IN Aich nons NorfJik, Petersburg and all towns IL
Wis sILla. Os l3-6M