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T'HE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. u GASTRIC
JUICE, prepared from Kennel, silstlhe dretllsns
Of y - IL e the great Physiological Chemist. ~
J.HUUGHTuN. N. III, Phiiadtlrha. IA.
This 4 NATURES GWN REMEDY nv IN On.
healthy stomach. No at of man can equal IL cum.
ite powers i contains no Alcohol, Btlers. Aelds o.
Nau.eCus Brugs. i Il extremely nrutsllc u lie
TASTE and mas be taken ~ The NOS, itslc patients
Who raDnot cal wafer cracker without acute distress
Beware u Dfugged lmilaipnsw pepsn 4 not d.ng.
Tall % The Agent nnd Gel Drscfpiiys Circular.
gratis, giving large amount u Scientific Evidence,
tom l.sbig,. Animal thsmisll, Dr. eembcs Physi.
odsy Of Digestion. Dt. Peuefra on Pod and Dict;
III iohn ". Draper, of New iYoh Tnisefsity. Pro.
Dnnglson's Physioleey. Pfol simsn, 81 Ysle Cot.
lsge; d.. Carpenters Physiology Sc; Together With
reports u Cues from Ill psfis u iLs United siaisr
gf Pcpsin u Poadet sent d mail rost puid FL r..
eeipt u One Dollar.
sold wholesale and retail ~ Duqsisis generally and
u. EAllRl'f,
IIillsborouab. n. e.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
EyINE BIBLES, PRAYER and Hymn Book, Memo,
n randum and Blank Books Of all sizes, Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes Oshornes Wafer ColoFs
and Toy Paints, Fine Playing Cards, Dominos and
Backgammon Boards.
Fancy Articles Of all kinds.
Fine Hair Tooth, Paint, Shoe, and Horse Brushes
Ladies Rubber, Dressing, Bonnet and Puff Combs,
Fine and Coarse Combs,
Rubber Head Bands and Hal Pins,
Morocco Travelling Bags silk and Bead Purses
PORT Monies and Pocket Books,
Sewing Birds. Teehng Rings, and Rattles,
Metal Puff Boxes Toy Locomotives, Patent Gun
Wads, Toy Whips, Fishing LINES and Hooks,
China and Wax Babies ard Doll Heads, Tape Men
sures, franspanni Sntchels,
Soaps. Ppmade, and Perfumes; also Bazin's and Hau.
els Toilet Soaps Pcrumery' and Pumadss,
China Candle sticks, Flower Vases, Motto Mugs and
Cups,
Rice Powders and Silly White, Tor the skin.
Violin and Bango strings, and many other articles
Ius, received and ior sale OF lhe
~ " DRUG STORE.
July 3. -
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE

gTyTE sr'sfiief 0Isf. 81 ssie he Planistian snd
improvements whsfe Be nos fessits. ltis lecaied
ius, leioW ne mouth Of I.iies' Creek. 10 Gaissbs
rouniy near lp1iss Percy he Csiashs river, a.
j9iatng Hsndefson shsii and containing 5is ACRES.
$50 II which are il cultivation and about 80 acres o.
that is good Creek AID Bfsneh Biion. The improve.
insnts are t0mt5rsle Log Dweilng,a bfd rsas Barn.
STABLES ard ss Jt 70 hesi ~ horses Gov shels and
v,sI Fences. There i upoB ,hs pltee good GItlsf
VIII. ianninr pair q Bur- and pair q eommon
stones Tas vi. N. q. Rliifesd psases through ibs
Farm 40 IT, Drp5iis iocsisj ypyn 4 e lhs most
valuable tam IN tbs section ofthe sisis.
Willie sgll 10 gish " stchsnrs5 fgr Nsgfees.
a. W. WILSON.
oct 81 90 :
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PREPARED Bf DIX. ]. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, nsss

ar SolJ " !. q. Webb a Co, lIll.i,orough, s. a
q. Holt. Graham; u. 4. Brsdlty. wifningioni ). .
lIinsIsle, Fayetteville; ". A. Santos a 60. Norfolk
y. Ri,es, Petersburg Pistcell l.sdj n Co, Rieh.
moud Ind by ~ Dl8sgit.s i,Isughoui ihecnIaify.
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PRATT. OAKLEY 4 CO..

tI.lte Palmer. Bruce Il Co.,,
PHJiisits, Bookseiists aad Naiimtrs,
No. 81 Murray Street, New York.
DO6 Co. oifsf Al ow prices fJi e1.h. sud iileral
u terms flf tppfdye,l credit large siork d BANK
aad nEFirE STATIONERY. BLANK ana ~.
COUNT fIuDRs. Retript and Memorandum Books.
PAPER or All. KINDS. Cards. Cifoulirs. Bill
Heads. A.. Pfiu,lnr sud i.ihouraphing executed y
order. Biides. MISCELLANEOUS. ani school Books
P.O 4 To-. Pabiish l,uIli0n's settes of Otamnais
g0ms,ssks ssfies an The Sciences HJ0kefs Phiti5o-
sies Bf8sklesitss ASTRONOMERS Dinng's 6eogfaphY
newly fetissl southern ClIss esdefs. Palmets Boon
Keeping; and the "ehssptsi snd best Spelling Boob
ever ussd.
AuFast iIs Bs-bm.
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Bible Depository.

MR.. JAMES WEBB has been appointed agent Of
I'VE The American Bible Society, and will keep on
hand good assortment Of Bibesand Tesiamsnts to he
disposed Of to those who want at the societys usual
low prices, for cash.
August bU-
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ldIsrlI,Inl RaIt, for d, Nftordtr.

AhttarIstsEsts not efcrrdinr fourteen lines. ofe
dollar ~ tho fret snd twenty-five rents fof ehch mise.
queni insertion longer ones N piopo'iien. Court ~.
ettti'msns fweFfefse rst rent hifist a dsduttica
u one ihlfa viii b made y sd,ti'sis y ib,Jsit
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SCIENTIFIC A MEXICAN,
PROSPECTUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN
begins september 1Ith, 1855.


Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers, and
Farmers.
rESHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its
L Fourteenth Year, and viii enter on New Volume
on tho lth of September. II is the only weekly publ
cation Of the kind issued in this country, and
has very extensive circulation in all the States Of the
Union. Il is not, as might suppose from its title
dry absruse work on technical science on the con-
trary il so deals with the great events going IN the
scientific mechanical and industrial worlds to please
and instruct every one. II the Mechanic Or Ariizan
wishes TO know The best machine IN use, or how TO
make any substance employed in his husnSss-if the
Housewife wishes 10 get recipe for making good
color the Inventor wishes r. know what l. go
ing on il the way OF improvemenis-if the Manufac-
ucr wishes to keep posted with the times, and to en-
ploy the best facilities In his business-if the Man Of
Leisure and Study wishes to keep himself familiar with
the progress made in the chemical laboratory, or in the
construction Of ielegphs, steamships. railroads. eapers
mowers and thousand other machines and applan-
ces both Of peace and wara these desiderad can be
found in the SCIENTIFIC ANERic1S and not etserhere.
They are here presented in reliable and interesting
FORM adapted the comprehension Of minds unlcarned
10 The higher branches Of science and art.
TERMss-one Copy, One Year. Sai One Copy,
Six months. 81; Five Copies, Six Months, 50; Ten
Copies SIX Months. IS; len Copies, Twelve Months
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! Specimen copies sent gratuousy for inspection
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ZEN Cor subscriptions.
I or Letters should be directed 10
MUM 4 co. l2s Fulton Street, N. \.
r. Messrs. Mum & Co., are extensively engaged
in procuring patents for new Inventions and will advs
inventors without cha'ge in regard to the novelty
their Improvements
August 80. Do
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The British Reviews and Black
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
ron TIE RAPID CURE oT
couuHs,cOLDs, HoARsEsEss, INFLu.
EkzA, BRONCHITIS, wIO0PING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
eIpIENT CONsIMpTION.

AMI ior he rslis q eonsumrlss patients n advanced
stages q The disease.
W. rcd nat max ~ ne pultlc n ~ virtuss.
Tf1ueb1ut svsry town. aud anosi every hamlet u tie
American STATS ~ wonderful cures q pulmonary com
plants have msit u ALREADY known. Nay tw are The
Families u any cyilged cdnutfydh this cgftnent Nni
aus fefena eIrefiepoe q ~ eetts and fessf yet s
communities any whsfr which have ngt among thsm
sme living trophy y ~ victory The snbtssnd dan.
eefous d.sss u The threat aid lungs. While Il = NE
most powerful ant0ie yet known % fF The fdfmt
dale ard dangerous dstses M tho pulmonary ofgans. q
N Ass hs tltAsantrst and safest remedy thai ran " es
yioyei kf infants and young r@fn0ns Parents sh9uN
have u IN store aust the lnsiious eutfny that steals
uron them untrtfafed. We have abundant grounds b.
bltte the CnEhkT fncTonat lives ~ The
suHptions n prevents than tkoas " cnfna Keep u W
you and y0uf cids While thy cufable neg
u. them u1 no human sklli master the inst0fals
oahkef that fastened The ttals, eats pour e ausy.
Al kn6s the drslinl fatality 4 Jung dsdFssfs and -
they kn1u o ne siftnss a s remedy ~ need bo ~
fse than ~ asufe them n sI made the bet Il taa
w. We safe tdst care, oii 70 pt0incs u The
i.f teffsct trsle and tins sofd thass Who ftiy on
ID ls bsf aeent which skill furnish Coz af cure
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THE HILLsBoRoueH RrooRnER
tsfrRttsnrp w1ErIT
~ DENNIS nEARrr.

Teriiis.--1wc bullau year II paid IN siysnet;
Two Dollafs and fiity Cents Il Doi paid within thno
monihaiof Three Dollars IL jesye. unlianoiiis Is.
pittlinn ~ tlc war.
No paper wilbe discontinued until sisucafsgss sie
paid, unless a. Tie option u the pulisher.
Hereafter papri viii hc semitic : new subscriber
out q this state Unless payment y mRde n advance ~
Some person 10 the sise will become fssrohsil, IL ile
editors; and The paper will not h. gebi 10 .ui ;, Iilsf
out ~ The state g., tkan tuo wears wiiouia psy
men unless u u one personally knesn T. ~ and IN
whose integrity W. have confidence
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a. NEW ARRANG EMENT.
The South and HThe States
no BE CONSOLIDATED

1 \ arrangement has been concluded between r. A.
n Pryor, editor of the Richmond South. and the
proprietor Of this paper the States BY which the South
and the Siaes'are to be consolidated into one paper,
TO be published in this city, in enlarged lorm and to
be under the editorial control Of Mr.. Pryor.
The paper will be the organ Of person or clique,
but devoted 10 the general interests o. the Democratic
party in accordance with the principles Of s'aie-shts
Democracy,
M. Pryor win undertake The editorial control Of the
paper between the goth Of this month and the LIST Of
December
twill be continued under the name Of The States"
and published on the following terms
Daily-one copy per year go 90
Two copies per year 10 90
s.,,;. WesLly-.Cne ropy tef wear So 90
Weeky-one copy per year %
Five copies TO club W
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+" Twenty copies TO one address ~ %
SESSION. PlrEn.
As the proceedings Of the coming Congress viii be
Of great interest TO the whole country, The States
will keep lis readers fully advised upon al subjects
which may Be discussed ny that body.
The price of subscription Tor The session vii be as
fellows
Dliy-0ne cory ~
Two copies 20
SEMI Weekly--One copy w
Fonr copies 70 club 3 %
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Five copies TO club Ot
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viii be entitled to copy Of The Weekly states for on'
wear.
~ Al letters in relaiion 70 the new arrangement
should BE- addressed to Pryor 4 Heiss Washington.
&c.
n Editor. Of Weekly Iournal. who will give tn
above few insertions viii receive our Daily In eS
change durinr the coming session Of Congress.
Nov. IS. &C.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR JONES. Dentist. having iacatrd in Hillside
~ rough, will take great pleasure attending the
professional calls OF the citizens 81 the town and
rounding country. fhnsr who think i prnperio favor
him wih their calls, may rely having tst class ole
faiions performed. The Doctor Is member Of the
Baltimore College Of Dental Surgeons Tie has taken
rooms 81 the Orange Hotel.
d.. Jones viii be IL Chapel Hill nue week 10 each
month, and in Gfahsm superior Couu week.
A. II. JONES.
February 6. n-3s
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NEW GOODS,
FOR
F ALL AND W ! N ! ER,

a FIRST rate large stock Of oil KINDS, any WIN
~ be continually added to 50 as 70 Keep wv Ice
ment compete 10 DO sold very low for cash. or those
who paw once year. All kinds of barter taken IN
exchange fol goods, such as Hdes, green ana dry'
Flax Seed, Beeswax, Dried Apples, Peaches Damascus
Cherries, &c. Rags, Old Castings, Corn, Bacon, Flour
Wheat, Plank, Homespun Cloths of all kinds &c, &C
Guano for wheat now on hand also, Herd ofaSs
Timothy, Lucern and Glover Seed. ,rnn
Sept 90.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

y BOxg- ftNE CHEwING T0BACCn,
- g9g Cau rias CigHs ~ f.ssitss snd fsf sale
at'hs ORIG STORE.
las xa-
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| MEM COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR.

4 nDtiT the mort n.rful hing thai any psfoh 10
6u-ine.stan haxe u thee times q roriec and 4.
liable Counterfeit Berciar snd Bank NDte List This
vant !. nov 10 he supplied Mrssrt. r. y. Peterson
& Bfoibefshsv jlsi commenced the publication d
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Pr CD u q l. !.

A II, sad. of Pfsiuee i,Esa IN exchange for Good.
~ Il ~ mafkai salus. Rsmfmher our removal.
J.C. TURRENTfNE & son.
Rshrusty :. 2e-
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Fall, 1858.
AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
STEVENSON, WADDELL y ".
Importers and Wholesale Dealersin
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

PETERSBURG, w.
our Stock this presents unusual attractions
" in styles and variety. lmporiaiions are now IN
store, as also most Of the goods purchased from Amer
lean Factories and those purchased at the Large Pack
age Auction Sales. The entire stock having been Sc
cured at the lowest CASE prices and upon good terms
as any Jobbing house North, we take pleasure 10 nsl-
ing the Merchants Of North Carolina and Virginia, 70
an impartial examination Of styles and prices Our OBJ
ects to convince the trade that goods can be Johbed on
a. good terms South as North. With our facilities, we
deem il no presumption to say, that we can and VIII
sell, BY the piece package as good terms as any
regular establishment.
JNo. STEVENSON, , Nos. IS and 80,
JAMES WADDELL, SYCAMORE STREET
WIN. II. CROW, Petersburg, Virginia.
Sept. l5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16

New York, May 14.-The steamship Star
San Francisco dates to April 20, and 81 $780,
600 in specie.
The United States frigate Roanoke was at
Aspinwall on the 4th. The overland mail of
March y arrived at San Jose April 49, All
California news of interest has been anticipa-
ted via New Orleans
The San Francisco markets were dull, and
glutted with Eastern produce. A large num-
Der of auction sales of assorted dry goods,
boots and shoes, and groceries, had taken
place during the fortnight. The weather was
favorable for both agriculture and mining.
The Cass-Herran treaty, sent from Wash
ington to Bogota for ratification, has been lost
in Magdalena River by the capsizing of a boat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16
About the War.

NEW YORK, May 15,-The Galway vindi-
Gator of the afternoon of April 80, in addition
to the official dispatches received via st. Johns,
that the Austrians had crossed the Ticino, has
Paris despatch containing the announcement
that France had declined the last offer of me-
diation rendered by Great Britain. The rea-
son assigned for declining this offer is, that to
have accepted it after the proposal of Russia
for Congress, agreed to by France, Prussia,
and England, had failed, it would be an insult
to Russia to entertain the proposal of England
alone. 1t is minated that the depreciation in
funded and share property in Great Britain,
since the war was regarded as certain, amounts
to S250,000.
The Washington Herald's correspondent
says Count Sartiges has let drop the express
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16
Talk at Washington.

New York, May 15.-Advices received
here mention that in a short time there will be
concentrated on the borders of Arizona, and
near the Northern provinces of Mexico, at
least 1000 armed men, under experienced lead
ers. 1t is understood they will be invited by
the Juarez Government to aid them, should it
become necessary to establish his government
permanently. 1t appears by this report that
there has been a secret between the Govern
ment.of Juarez and the leaders of the Arizona
colonization scheme. 1t is expected that Gov.
Walker will meet them from the Pacific side
with large party in some of the Northern
Mexican States-probably Sonora or Ghihua-
hua
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16
Propeller Sunk,

PROVIDENCE, May l5-The propeller Cur
lew from New York for Providence broke
some of her pipes about o'clock this morn
ing off Point judith, which caused her to take
water. Her deck load consisting of cotton
and merchandise foated off and was picked
up by foating-yessels. No lives lost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16

sion that the United States would also be
drawn into the European war, and that the
Emperor had sure scheme for that. There
is but one scheme of the Emperor's by which
this request could be reached, and it is this
to induce Spain to sell us Cuba at a time when
the hundred millions that she would get from
1t would virtually flow into his own exchequer,
and, when he felt certain that some other pow
er would attempt to prevent possession of the
nurchase
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16
Roman Catholic Ceremonial.

BosToN, May 15-The corner stone of the
House of the Angel Guardian, Catholic re-
formatory school for boys, was laid at Roxbury,
to-day, in the presence of five thousand PEG.
pie. Bishop Fitz Patrick performed the cere-
mony, assisted by several of his clergy. a
discourse was delivered by the Rev j. W.
Cumming of New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16
Staamars Rnrnt

ST. LOUIS May 15.-The steamers Monon-
gahela and Edinbnrg, moored on the Illinois
shore opposite this city, caught fire and burn
ed to the waters edge, at o'clock this morn
ing. Loss, $4,000, which is insured in a
Pittsburg office. There was no freight on eli
Their boat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16
Fight in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 15-An affray occurred
on Saturday night in the southern section of
Baltimore. 1t originated in house of disre-
pute at late hour, the members of one
rowdy club assaulted another with pistols. A
young man named Fort was shot in the hip
and also in the arm. Three others were slight
ly wounded but none of them are considered
in dangerous condition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-16
Kentucky Politics.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 15.-Hon. Thomas
II. Holt has been nominated for Congress by
the Democracy of the Seventh District In
accepting the nomination he maintained the
right of the South to take her property to the
territories, under the bred Scott decision, but
declared that he was against the interference
OF Congress to establish, prohibit, or protect
slavery.
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Aotites.
IMPORTANT TO FORETGNFRS-

I IMPORTANT TO FOREIGNERS
= ROWEAN'S NATURALIZATION OFFICE,
No. 1S0 Federal street, Boston.
Od Countrymen that have not taken their last Pa
per are requested to call at Office before the 18th day
OF May, and have their papers filed, the Two Year
Amendment will not become Law until officially de-
clared. Now is your last chance.
THOMAS ROWEAN, j. P.
And the Oldest Naturalization Agent in New England
Office hours from a. m. to p. m.
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