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TNSR Established reputation and increa ms
demand for this ellie, tual remedy of pnn, and ore
sentative of the teeth, has induced tie subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been made To supply agents in nll the principal cite
mud tuwns in tie United STATES, TO place it ith
the reach nj those suffering and likely suffer this mos
Aarssing of all aches, roon.ace.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, it has failed 10 afford immediate and
munen re isf. 1t also arrests the decay IN refuctv
teeth, and relieves that y hcl so frequent,
readers strong tooth useless The application and
remedy Simple, innocent rot unpleasant; and
the large nber OF persons in different sections Of til
country, that have air ady experienced such delightful
and sanitary effects from Ike of the Bal are read,
to bear fr the public g"od) their testimony to its I'M
rvaled Qualities. 1t is an Indian remedy, obtained
sngularly and unexpectedly and be regarded BY
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
redman Of the woods.
Piice 81 Yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mrs Cor Common and rcLapoulas ala.
NEW BOoKS-Naval Sketch Book, OF, the Service
" Aloat and ashore. With characteristic reminiscent
.es, fragments and opinions. BY the author Of
Tales OF a Tar, &c. second series, in . vols.
RandUm Recollections of thu House of Commons
from the year 1880 to the close OF 1885, including Del so.
nal sketches of the leading members-by one Of no par
y, Just lecsised and Tor sale by W McKEAN
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IAIL ARRANGEMENT
ms Due Every Day at 12 NJ.

!. L'Uses EVtIy uHy az IU3 n, M
Ode every Sunday, Wednesday an
Friday, by 5, p. NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wednesds
and Saturday, by 9, P. NJ.
Due every Tuesday, Thursday, an
Saturda, by S p. NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wednesda,
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II Do CERTIFY that the ub mentioned disease is
IL quit, welAeured TO my own satisfetinn for which
thank Dr. tiuet and moreover assure that the nledi
cine have taken makes fat, and did not injnre my
nefIth MI therefore advise mv low sufferers IL
lose time and apply 10 DIR A. Hmet, i2l Cann
street. between Dauphin and Bourbon streets. DR.
Euet is nj une from O'clock, NJ, until 4 P NJ
Fley will find u true doctor tor this coppianl.
JOHN DEAN, ~ Gravier street.
If any one wants to me, call at No. Az Giayie
street, and they Will he satisfied.
10 be published at the option Of DR.. Huet.
.a- E'r EN H.s JOHN DEAN.
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TyLANK BOOKS. Of every varsty of ruling and
Il birding, constantly on hand and Printing, Ruin
aud BindiLg neatly executed, Mt Short notice, by
DAVID Ft L II co.
NIB NY Statoners' Hall, 81 Chartres ST.
TpRANDY-40 bills fourth proof American Brandy
Id lsrding, for saeb by
-. ISAAC BRIDGE Il CO.
mM 13I Magazine street.
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TENNER'S MAP0F LOUISIANA, SC. &c -
A New MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
IN and distances from place to place, along the stage
and steamboat routes, by II. s. Tenner.
MITcHELLs MAJ OF THE UNITED STATES showing
lhe principal Turnpike and common roads, which are
given the dissncss in miles from one place another
also the Of the canals and rail roads through
the country carefully compiled from the best au
thurtes-puDlshed by S. Augustus Mitchell.
MiTcHELLs TRAvI lLER's GUIDE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES; map Of the roads, distances steam
boat and canal rontes &C. just received and for sale
4g-r.. WIN MKEAN
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II GARRETSON,
W w. SW AIN

No. ii Ca.at Street Ncp Orlenns
AS always on hand cen family X raceivin: DR.,
~ dyes, Chemicals, and Pants, among ll.els ar
nlIn 1850 - y
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AUTHORIZATIONS, &c-25 Mheelb.rrows %
w dirt do. in stoi e, for sale by
CHAMPLiNS g. COOPER,
NILS 81 lul'es ST
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NEW ORLEANS 4 NASHVILLE RIA IL ROAD
COMPANY. ,. !.
TWNHE stockholders of this company hereby no.
IL tilted that by resolution of the board of drec-
ten passed on the 18th inst. the cal made on them on
The 18th February asst, for the payment Of FIVE dollars
share, rescndsd, and the said stockholders are
further notified that
VIII REAS, by a resolution of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been ade on the stockholders
of the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
Tor the following payments the the stock held resp,c
lively by thyn vZ:-twu dollars per share, payable on
the first day of September next two dollars per share
payable ON the frsr day of December next; aud two
dollars per share payable the st, day OF March
Now therefore he il resolved, that the secretary
of this company shall notify the share holders therein
though the public pr nts OF the city, hati in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter teyare Permit I'd
10 postpone any payment called IN on lie STOCK a" said
csmpany for the term of sixty days. from and after the
day which it Is made payable, with the express con-
d'ioE however, that If not regularly paid within the
said PrOlungatiOn OF sixty days. from and after the ay
on which it should have been paid that then the stock
which said payments should have been made, is and
rema .orf.ited TO the company, the charter on that
point being imperative. In conformity therefore, TO sail
call all stock Of the stockholders in said company as
think proper put off the payments on their stock to
the end of the additional sixty days which the charter
allows than, notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called fOT, and due the first of SEP
temher next may he postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter until the lst day of October next that
the payment o: two dollars per share called for and
due on the first day of December next may lie post
poned until the Both day of january next and The pay
ment OF two dollars per share called for and le on the
rstday of March next, may be postponed until the 3Ot
day of April next.
| Extracts of the minutes of the board.
june q A r McNAIR, Sec'ry.
M OOL HATS, in cases-25 dozen white Woo
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hNEsna dwelling house on Triton street, be-
" tween Tivoli Circle mud aruIdaet ltreet.
m29. Apply to OFT,
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MAJ
Northern Mail,
Western Mail,
by fray Of the (
Coast,
The Lake Mail
via
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lean MARIE FiRlNA'S COLOGNE WATER
- cases are of this superior Cologne wate". just
received aud for sale bv the dozen single BOTTLE
Also American and F'ench toilet w:lers, powder
uits andhoxes, shaving and toilet soaps cosmetic wash
balls, milk of roses, cosmetic cold cream, cxtr nc o
musk, ktphalIh, Wards vegetable hnir oil, pouatun
creme de perse, Florida nvendar and hay waters,
bic ID liqnd rnn e, Chlorine and Orrs t"olh wash,
:lotl', hair, TOOTH mil aud flesh brushes together with
IN additional supply Of fashionable hor, and she'll
combs and jewelry for sale low at wholesale tn
by SIMMONS, HARTr SEQ,
iuIy q he.
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Ur!CE---The partnership of Kelley, Mnssn &Co
! Of New Or!ean Mason, Harris &Co., Of Natchez;
nd Harris, Kelley &Co, of Rodney, diss lived on
he2ls of Nav last, by the death Of Samuel A Mason,
me OF the partners OF the firms.
The undersigned, surviving partners will he charged
with the settling and closing said business fellows:
Levi Harris will attend the settling of the business
h Mason, Harris Il Co.. NJ Natchez; and EIarris KEEL
ev Co., at Rodney and Henry Kelley will attend
he settling of the business ofKeey, Ma & Co, Mt
New Orleans. The names of he several firms will lie
used in ligHiation only.
Those indebted to said firms silly requested
"come forward and make early settlements; and those
having claims will please present them without delay.
LEVI c HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
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Louisville, Juy 1887.
Copied from the S. r. c. Advocate of the 2ItA Jsne 1877
AT the request of DIR. Williams, inser the ollsw.
lug lie from the Rev. MIR Howell of Ma hyill. 10 thu,
editor of the South Western Christian Advocate who,
i, appears has examined the diplomas and other dncu
mants, evhciye ofthe Doctors claims to public patron.
age In consequence of an accident DIR. W. will ra.
main in Nashville few days longer than he ut first
intended-say the LIST July.
Rev. Mr. gfeli:-Having been requested by DIR,
Williams, the oculi-t, in this city, to ax.mne his
numerous diplomas and other documents eyiucye of
his claims to public cOndet lin his profession have
in compan, with valued friend, done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from ir Pageot, at pre-.
sent Charge d. flares OF the KIM of the French ut
Washington addressed to DIR. Williams testifyng the
senuineness of the diplomas from the KINGS of France
Belgium, &C. well as those from the Medical Soce.
lies Of France He has numerous vouchers from men
known lie Of high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States detailing instan.
of great success in restoration of sight to the
oInd. have seen rly all his poor patients in this
ely. | knew of them previous to thei coming
uaLer his care; but all have say they are un.
qaestionably benefited.
ROB'T. B. C HOWELL,
| Nashville, June 81, 1887.
T.. 5. Since writing the ABOVE, Of DIR. Williams
patients has called upon me- and says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eye Tor seventy
but declares himself better that last night for the
first time in his life that he recOllect he could dis
ting usl, with th eye, some ofthe prominent tars
learn that this old gentleman has lived many years
in this rdgion and says he has been Methods during
forty years.
| augl0 r. B. C. II.
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HHE Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house Of
W. Il ). Butcher, Sheffield ENGLAND, have just
sceived verv extensive of m ens consisting Of
Table and Dessert Knives of g. description, Pen,
rocket, Dirk, and Spear point .>nves: Razors Scs-
tors. Edge Tools &C. &c &c. which thew nre nrenared
oexhibt to the trade ior ORDERS Terms and conditions
will be made known nj the time
ml6 J. u, BEN T. A COHEN on Cannon at
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TO RENT.
A NEW two story brick kouse, situated doors
N from the Second Municipality Had, on st Cha res
street. Rent very low, possession given Immediately
Euunir, At The PREMISES m29, {.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-05
TRUST N.TLE.

On FRIDAY the 10Th day Of October 1898
~ there will be sold, upon the premises at pub
lie auction, for cash. the Tobacco Factory House
and Lot, late in the occupancy OF VIM. Snead deed
The Lot is at the junction of Sh aud 9th al
ley, in the town OF Lynchbuig, and contains half an
acre of ground. The improvements are in good
order, and well suited for manufacturing of To
bacCo.
At the same time and place. and upon the same
terms, all the Screws and Fixtures belonging to said
Factory House, will be sold.
The sale will be made in pursuance of trust deed
executed TO the undersigned by WIN. Snead, in his
life time, dated on the 9th day of October, 1888, aud
of record in the Clerks office Of the Hastings Court
for the corporation OF Lynchburg. The title to the
property believed TO be unquesliouable bu, trus-
tee shall sell aud convey such title only as the
trust deed aforesaid vests in me.
JOHN O. LEFTWlCH, Trustee.
POSTPONEMENT.
At the request of the family of Mr.. Sncad, the a
bove sale is postponed until Wednesday the 9TH
OF November, 1888.
JOHN o. LEFTWIClI Trustee.
November | 81
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INTERESTING NARRATIVE.

Among the vessels lost on the Florida reef during
the memorable gale Of the l7th and 18Th Of Sepem-
Der last, our readers may remember the brig Oh
NEY, captain Thomas. This vessel. which had
left St Jago de Cuba a few days previous, with a
cargo composed Of a million OF cigars, quantity of
tobacco, and a large number OF cedar logs, was
wrecked on Friday the l7th September, about 30
miles to the north Of Cape Florida. She had at
tempted to anchor, but the tempest violent
that both her anchors snapped like pack thread, and
she was driven high and dry on the Florida shore
The persons on board, comprising the crew of seven
men, and single passenger, remained IN the brig in
the continual expectation that the wreckers in the
ncighborhood would come to their relief. Two
days after the Oiney had gone ashore, while the
captain and were AT breakfast, the report OF III
les was heard. Every one reoIccd in their belief
that assistance was at hand On ascending the
deck, what were the surprise and horror Of these
poor fellows, at beholdug The brig in possession OF
some twenty ferocous and well armed Indians, who
had collected on the staIboard quarter, aud who
menaced them with immediate death In case of the
slightest resistance. The crew were totally unarm-
ed, and implicit obedience 10 the merclless saw
ages constituted their sole chance of ultimate
safety.
They were ordered by signs to remove the cigars
from the hold and throw them the beach. About
one hundred hall boxes had been removed, when cap
tam Thomas, bold and irritable man, refused I'M
condionally to throw away any more OF his cargo.
One OF the savages, enraged nj his dIsobedience,
knocked hun down with the butt end of his rife.
This the signal of attack. polley of bullets was
Immediately discharged at the unfortunate com
mander, and having been pierced by two rifle balls,
he was hurled yet breathing the beach. One OF
the wrctches perceising that he still lived, seized
the hatch bar and plunged it into his breast, extin-
gushing every remnant Of life. The were
then commanded to go ashore. Scarcely bad they
touched the land when second discharge Of rifles
was made, by which five were killed. Ofthe remain
ing two, who had escaped unwounded. one fled fast
that the indians were unable TO overtake him. The
other, johnson by name, sprung towards some low
bushes which grew AT short distance, and having
heard that green branches were conside ed by the
savages token oipcace, fortunately bethousht hun
sell OF making an effort to have his life spared lie
plucked one OF the bushes from the ground. fell ON
his knees, and held twnli sign of supplication.
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CHEAP FILL GOODS.

T am now receiving my Fall supply of Goods, compri-
i sing an extensive and well assorted stock OF sta
pie and fancy goods. | would solicit call from
my friends and the public generally before purchas-
ing being confident that they will find many desra-
BILE articles at less prices then can be found at any
other establishment. The following goods | call
theit particular attention to
One Case 81 black Bombazines 81 cts. to 81
Black Lustrings, good 81 cts.
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans SO cts to 81
Cases Beachcd Cloths (fne) l23 cts.
. pieces Ingram Carpeting 81 l24 TO 81 %
100 French Worked Capes IS cts 10 81
NIB. A large assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Cloaks, Over Goats, Merino and Lambs Wool
Shirts. Drawers, &c. &C. &c. NJ HART.
Oct Is
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

E'llE undersigned gives notice that he will CON
l. tnuc his course Of Medical instruction during
the ensuing year, to commence the first Of Novem-
ber aud TO terminate with the close OF the succeed
ing September.
Along with the usual mode construction by books
&c will be associated during the late course,
the more impressive and useful, well the least
Iaborious method, by lectures and de nonstraions ;
and whenever occur IA either OF the practical
departments, clinical Developments and illustrations
will be given. In he course of the ensuing winter,
in consequence of the increased Applications 10 re-
ceve and treat resident patients, the undersigned in
tends enarging his building, aud TO erect and orga-
nize an lnfrmary for the reception Of servants labor
ing under surgical, as well chronic diseases, gene
rally, in which students will enjoy frequent oppor-
tunities, during the term, of witnessing and study
ing cases and operatons,--lhe most instructive
mode OF prosecuting the study OF practical Medicine
and Surgery.
From six TO eight students'ol Medicine can be ac-
commodatcG with board and lodging the residence
Cf the subscriber.
JOHN p. METTAUER, NJ. ID.
Prince Edward G.. II. Oct. % 3w
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), I l. f.

ON the 18th day of November, 1898 there will
~ be sold, upon the premises, at public auction,
a tract of land. containing about 100 Acres, more
or less. The Tract lies adjacent TO the lands of
Stephen Martini Gideon Turner and others, on
the waters OF Goose Creek in the county OF cdord
and is part of the Tract Of Land on which John
Clayton resided at the time OF his death. The part
to be now sold is the portion allotted to Sam'l. Clay
tor in the division OF the real Of said John
Clayton, decd.
Aud the Eth day Of the same month, the
House and Lot, in the town Of Lynchbmg immedi-
a,ely across the alley from the Washington Hotel,
will be old at public auction. The sale will be
made in front Of the building.
The sales will be made III pursuance of decree Of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
for the town of Lynchburg, made at the May term,
1897, in the case of Pelicoas &c. rs Clayton and
others
TERMs-One &two years credit, in equal amounts
the purchaser purchasers giving bonds and Sc
curity, and the title retained until the full amount
thereof paid off and satisfied.
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Serg't and Commissioner.
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Locust Thicket for safe.

'INiilS tract OF land, containing seventeen hundred
L aud thirty acres, mostly IN woods aud
containing some fine tobacco land IS now offered for
sale OF accommodating terms. Ii lies on both sides
OF Little Whipping creek, in the county OF Campbell,
about twenty five miles from lynchburg aud adjoins
The lands Of Philip Payne sen'f. It may be advan-
tageously divided into two or three tracts. Posses
sion may be had Immediately, and the terms made
known on application To William II. Mcfarland,
Richmond. or TO the subscriber in Lynchburg. DIR.
Whhers OF Mr.. Baldwin Payne. will be kindcnough
to show The land. WM. RADFORD.
Oct IL to
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From The Baltimore .Americaa, Oct. 90.
THE TRIAL FOR MURDER.

The jury in the case of William Stcmdrt,--
charged with the murder Of his father Benjamin
Stewart,-did not agree upon verdict until near
nine O'Clock on Sunday night. Information having
been gwen to that effect, the Court promptly sssem
bled and received the Jury. whose verdict was,
"Gmity IF Hrder IN me Second Degree" This
case occupied the close attention OF the Court for
ten days. The verdict rendered by the Jury, after
debcration of 90 hours the case. is said to be
of compromise. The punishment under it is
confinement in the PcnI,en,ary for not less than 8
wears.
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North Carolina state Course.
(N.p0r K0Yeigk.)

yIyIlE first meeting of the North Carolina State
i Jockey club will commence on the Sd Tuesday
{2Oh) of November 1888, and continue five days.
First Day.-Jockey Club Purse 800 Dollars 2
nile heats +; entrance % Dollars.
Second Ddy.-Jockcy Club Purse, 500 Dollars
Smile heats entrance 30 Dollars.
Third Ddy-Jockey Club Purse, 900 Dollars !;
four mile heats entrance 50 Dollars.
Fourth Day.-Ilandcap Purse, 200 Dollars; mile
heats, best three in five entrance Is Dollars.
GijM Ddy.-A SILVER Pitcher worth 100 Dollars :;
mile heats entrance 70 Dollars, to be added.
The Jockey Club Purses subject to the usual dis
count.
0F- The following Sweepstakes are open for the
Fall Meeting, viz:
l. A Sweepstakes to be run Immediately after the
first days race for three year old Colts aud Fillies,
$500 entrance $500 forfeit, mile heats, to name
and close by the l0,h day OF November. Three or
more to make a race
9. A Sweepstakes to be run on the ID day Of the
meeting for Colts and Filics years old, 5000 en-
trance, $500 forfeit, mile heats 3 or more TO make a
race, to and close above.
3. A Sweepstakes to be on the 18th day. Tor
Colts and Fillies years old, $500 entrance. SlOO
forfeit one mile out, three more to make "A race,
to name and close as above.
4. A Sweepstakes to be run the last day the
meeting, for Colts and Fillies years old, 500 ell
trance, $50 forfeit, mile out, or more TO make a
sace, name and close above.
5. A Sweepstakes to be tie same day. iot
Colts and Fnhcs 3 years old, 500 entrance, 500
forfeit, mile heats. three more TO make race 10
name and close as above.
a. The rules Of The New Market Course lave
been Adopted for the government of this Club.
Stables and litter teU be Furnished for Race Hors-
gratis, and cuery crertion niU be used By The
Proprietor 10 oire satisfaction.
Persons uskine 10 mdhc entries make 0ppii-
cation 10 the Secretary ofHc club at Raieigh.
WALTER l.. OTEY. Proprietor.
November. 2t
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Lands, Shares. Stocks. Crops, Nc. Nc.
AT AUCTION.

TllE SUBSCRIBER, having determined to re-
L move from this State about the close olthe pre-.
sent year, will on the 29th day OF November 1888
AT his residence in the County of Amherst, expose
TO sale, by way public auction the following valua
bic property, real aud personal, to wit: The Tract
OF Land on which he lives, lying on the Waters Of
llariis's Creek containing 81 acres, more or less
This Land is well improved, has on it IN Orchard of
choice fruit, contains between 60 and 100 acres of
Creek bottom, and Is well worthy the attention OF
purchasers.
Also, likely and valuable Slaves, about 90 head
Of Horses, among them two stations, several blood
mares of good blood, and some very promising colts
of good stocks, 20 head OF Cattle, 50 head OF Sheep
stock OF Hogs say about 40 or so head, the Crops
OF Corn and Oats, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Utensils, &c. &c.
Terms ofsae-a credit of IL months will be given
for the purchase money Of all the property Except
Land,) the purchasers giving bond with good per-
sona seeurity-The terms ol the sale Of the Land
will be liberal and made known on the day of sale
II 1t be not previously sold privately, of which due
notice shall be gwen should lroccur
BENJAMIN NORNELI..
Oct. | tbs