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ABERNTuY's DYspPrIC lIXIE.

DR., b.r,,ethy, tha greatest of English Surgeons wa
opinion TINT n,e.tenths Of the diseases that al1ec
mankind originate in the stomach This Elixir
used by him with the most unprecedented sac:ess in
lis private and public practices for upwards Of forty
yenrs, for tho renewal Of The following diseases
Loss orappe,ite, Eutulency, Disen,ion Of the Stom
ac, Pain in the sle, Heaviness Of the Head and incl.
nation 10 sleep, lres ularity o! the bowels, and III all
where Indigestion or coss've habit Is found to
This medicine must no, DC numbe .e, among the host
ofN,nck nostrums before the public, il is the
Europe ever produced, and the secret Of preparing it
was purchased by the agent for very urgc SUN 1t is
agreeable and pleasant to the taste acts as mild upper
lent always keeps the bowels free imparts vgor and
"ngta the system, and cheerulness the mind,
and few Bottles removes the most confirmed Of
Dyspepsia Indigestion. and prevents return at any
New York, l7,h August, 1885.
IS Madison. street.
SIR:-In consequence Of leading sedentary life, l
have been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
ten years; tor the last three years my suerings have
been usupportablc. have tried several physicians,
aud number Of qnack medicines, without deriving any
relief and resigned myself To the most hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends TO try Aberncthy =
Dyspcptic Elixir. have now finished the fourth bot
ts, and know not how to express my Mirson Of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle th,s performed in
restoring me to that health which l. Mghl lost for
ever. Send me half dozen bottles rs r.5 exc.Es:
NV thanks for the blessings you have effedby re-
storing MT to perfect health.
@ JCOB MONROE.
The agent has in his possession seve hundred tes-
n,onials similar to the above, Of the extraordinary viz
tues of this medicine. Sold by appointment, at Or.
Johuson's l40 Bienville street. now
0TEEI. PENS-Felt's Nos. l,e. 3 & pens
= Daniel Webster Ipen, Felt's lurge barrel pen
Congress large do Perry's fiat spring do
10 small do do 3 slit do
Windel's ladies' do do double patent
do imperial Double Puteht do
Gillots barrel do do National do
And G,lot's Commercial, for sale a,
DAVID FELT g. Co, n Charities st,
j,6 NY Siationers Hall
/VOMPAsSES, THERMOMETERS, MICROS.
~ COPIES, &c.-Just received and for sale by
WIN. Mexican, corner of Camp and Common streets.
general asso, tment OF Surveyors COmrasses,
Mathematical Instruments, Drawing Pens.
Spring Dividends, Spring Bow Pens, Ivory Pro
tractors,
Ivory Scales, Gunter's Scales, Glass Inanglas
Parallel Rulers, Microscopes, Thermometers,
Camera Obscuras, Survey Chains,
Neasu Tapes, &c
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| a@o ooSuIllp 81
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES P.47E.NT CO7TO.N GIN,
Blythe p",en'ee, No. S Msgazne street. New Orlsan'
ROBERT HOE & co.
Scale or pRlCEs-Do,41le GINS.
For double Gin OF 30 SAWS or each
cylinder, making 60 SAWS in the stand,
with feeders, bands, &C. ~ Sc per SAW, or $500 III
For Double Gin Of GO saws IN cylinder,
or 100 saws 10. = stand, ie:dcrs Sc. a $3.50.
Sc per saw, orr 72O ".
For do. of 40 saws do or SAWS ina
stand, at Sc 25 per saw, or 500 ON
For do. of 20 saws On do. 40 saws in
stand, Ell so per saw, or 600 o
SINGLE GINS
For a single gin OF 50 SAWS more, with
one set of feeders, bands, &c. at Sc per
saw, $3.50 90
For do. Of 60 SAWS, viii, feeders, Sc a, Sc
50 per saw, 500 90
For DO OF 40 saws, with feeders, sc. sc
Is per saw, 3oo w
For do. OF ~ saws, with feeders, &c. 81
50 per saw, $50 70
Extra teeth where desired, fer feeders, supplied
40 cents carh the number oftccth being about equal
o the number of SAWS. One set of feeders, it is con
sercd however, will wear out two three sets OF
sows. Extra supplied at 80 cents each.
The Gins ordered, will BE- delivered 10 the agents OF
planters in any {" the sea port towns Of the cotton plan
ting States, al the above prices, the agents pa, ing the
s.-,sib!c for the amount of the Gin 4 Gin wright
will be sen, with the Gins to Fu, them up where dc
sired; the charges for whose service. VII be extra L~
moderate.
Iron running gear can alsohe ordered where desired
reasonable terms, but vii be charged Iors,
power, ofanv description, uun be furnished like
terms. Small steam engines also be ordered if de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views i'll regard
to the arrangement Of SAWS, breasts, brushes, &c Ii
is found they differ opinion. Some desire of
larger diameter than others. The mos, common size
is or 10 nces ~ Some wish them l2 inches. Some
wish or "ows, brushes axle, while others do
not want than at most. Some wish saws with
or teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or II
W nch discrepancy, prefer they should, at
the time of giving orders, furnish statement Of their
Wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in ever.
particular. Where it is left discretion, shall
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
Ar order be executed, from the time it is received
in the space Of eight nine weeks, and the Gin in that
time placed in the hands OF the factor To be in time
for the CROP all orders ought be in the hands Of
the manutac,urcrshy the first middle Of May; except
or plantations where they are late in commencing to
pick or gin cotton.
N. b. The Patent Right for any one Of the cetton
,v,2,,g S,aes will be sold on reasonable terns
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No CURE NO Pa
DR, JOHNSON, Office 40 Bienvillc street, con
i Gnes his nracIica u the Treatment Of Neuereu

nR. JOHNSON, Office 10 b'envilIc street. con
IL fines his practice to the treatment OF Nenereul
Disease, IN u its different f"ru,s.
Dr. Johnson, from residence Of many years. in Hos.
riluls in Europe devoted the treatment u Venereal
Diseases aud from his present extensive practice in
that particular branch Of the profession guarantees
safe speedy and eecuat cure to such persons as are
uoubled with any Of the following Diseases viz.
Gonorrhnea, elects, Su;ctu.es Chancres, Bubos,
Seminal Weakness, Aztec tons Of the BLADDER kidneys,
Ions Ureihru, PROSTATE Gland, Swelled ! estcles,
Eruptions IN tho Skin, Sore Throat, Pains i'll the
Joints;
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in three days without the
use of Mercury, interruption from business, ulcra-
ton in The mode of living.
A medicine to prevent VeAereul Disease can be oh
tanned Of DR.. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe OF the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon, and was
used by him during the several campaigns in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sod..,y DR.. johnson, Ut his office. Those persons
hayinc uy afe. ton Of Vensreal Disease anl sbout
taking sea voyages, or removing to the country, would
zines Tor their cure in the shortest time lie put up
with written directions fh, their
Office open from in the morning until 10 O'Clock al
light.
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Dray, cart and wagon do
Saddle bags, double ands nule; va|ices M deal
saddle bags, Brussels carpet bngs; best ron lrume
leather folio TRUNKS, brass nail,d; leathrr boot t"p
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters
pistol belts; coach, gig, snlkry, twlg and planters
crop whips: wou, worstsd, cotton ind leather
@lrhs nii ,ntsu.Its; slirnp lea he's: trunk
straps ani wnrs.ei rim web; rhhin aud t'"k
namrs; t,Iind br,dIts aud lines; $ otrh COLA 8,
and rise aud mule collars, 20, al quaint 9: mu-
rucc", buck bear. sheep and uuiiaio shins; plated
brass aud steel bl!Ic BITS Of CIV ry dcscrPtIun
plated, brass and Steel Spurs Of every dcs'uprlun
plate!, uIas aud steel siriu.'s Vi tv''y utsciips
uun
T"gcY'r with complete ass''rtrnent Of EVERY
uit...c II, their line Ui busutasaii Of " ileh they
".1' ion sal, accommodating 't1hrs.
lh,y " III a!s' niune 10 | crIvt through the
year, by .ckets from NV \ nrk, Irrsr pr!l,s 10
keep tIicll STOCK ampIr and cnlnp!e
kOUES, DAVIDSON CO,
rs 10 c tnnI st
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PURNHAM'S DROPS.--'rhis medicine wa
O discovered by the prQp1ietor nd has be en- q nj

~ discovered ny tue proprietor ana has been sub
jected to his careful observation for many years
IN every variety OF placice, and all the disease,
OF tho diversified American climate; md il is no,
give" to the public with the utmo.t confluence and
believe that it is, as most clearly set forth in the
pamphlet accompanying the same, the bcs, M cdi.
cine ever thrown within the reach Of all classes of
society. 1t is with the greatest propriely given in
all ting xalades which afflict the human race, from
the csiHhlished tnct, .hut when tax en- into the so.
mac: i ac's according to the state Of the s,om-
och and The naturr o: .he disease, either az an
cme'ic, diure,ic, sudorfc, c.rec;oran, or rrperel
medicine. That It is really wha; npiHrports to be-,
reeds only trial 10 satisfy the mtAI.E, -cdnous.
Tho TACT is duly coming to the know. .,of the
Pr"prlclnrs Of its beneficial and saving TINS in
cases OF the hgue and fever, bilious, typ IT, coi-
vous and scarlet l,vcrs, ntucnz, v,ole!s ""iis,
dys'n'erTy or hux, dyspepsia or measle,ly "tyI,
them that they are uot only warranted III N"n.np
Recommending il, bn, they NE calIcd upon tronf :,
sense Of duty which they owe To the human family
to say to all. try il, and yon will bear ample t.sl~
ony to all we have sid on the subject.
The cholcra itself, the worst scourgc which he
ever visited our country, has been successfully
4ucrcd the proprietor in thirteen cases with the use
OF this medicine only, without the loss of single
patient. The medicine is prepared only by doctors
BURNHAM DAVIS, ST. Louis Missouri; and is
put up in phIas each accompanied with PLAIN
ana distinct direction, and containing about sixty
discs, 10 be had for seventy five cents, which
makes it much the Oh eapesl me dicine ever offered
10 the public.
The above medicine is sold wholesale and retail
ny our cents, Henry Bonnabe, Druggist and
Apo'hccnty Tchoup',oulas street. New Orleans
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EANCY MATCifES-With beautiful paintings
l. landing from ship Alexander from Bremen 7or
sale by TRiER
febi2 al Mng,z;,. 8,
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HARRIsoN's SPECIFIC OINTMENT

HARRISON's SPECIFIC OINTMENT
IL TAo groat celebrity of this unryailcd Com
position, especially in the Northern States, leaves
the proprietor but tile need TO say any thing in
its iavor for it has been generally conceded to it,
| that i. is beyond all comparison tho remedy
for external complaints that has ever been disco
vcred. Indeed tho speed and certainty Of lis opc
rati Ms have the appearance ofmiracles asu rs
unds, corns, fever sores, childbains, white srn-
lngs, bes piles spider and snake bites SC. inrnn-
diately yield to its apparently supcrhum n nlu-
ence Thus if properly applied it will remove
inveterato corn, break and heal Il bile in five
days, will aay and perfectly cure all ulcer i'll two
weeks; and the most desperate of white
swelling that can DO imagined, have been destroyed
BY It liz less than two months. La the bites of poi
sonous reptiles its efficacy is truly surprising an
ey6 y, ,jhe bite of rabid dog, for if applied in
time, its rSwcr e. attraction are SO wonderful that
they will at once arrest the u"n ',us pre-
vent i, f ON pervading the system. II rs h"'was
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco.
vercd for the hrfed backs and l.mbs of horses for
etters, iii W, rms ciisnped lips, and in short for
every external boy eyis - I nay fall to Tho lot
OF man 0r boast.
ThH Proprietor has received ~ 'rlst Thousand
certificates ana Other dos uJen,s II. -vrr Of his
Specific Ointment" upwhf0s os Il hun> cd OF
which were wri'ton by rasI nctable members III,
Medic u FIcuty II breathing Tho same euogy
and sa,sla.sen.s
Pre- AIRED at laS ! ~ street, Now York, und
for sale at Is Poydras ...ce!, Wv Nr!oa"s,
mar2G If
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MARRIAGE PIIYSIOIOGICALLY DISCUS
w SED. Translated from the French of Jean Du-
bots, NJ. ID. by William Greenfield
Part LIST. On the necessity OF Marriage
Part Cd Instructions i'll counting, with cu,e for
Love!
Port 81. y
Part I,h
Marriage Physioogicnlly Discussed is the mos,
useful, and decidedly the interesting work that
ever read, 1t will break up rakrs and spinsters
and make more married men women Than an,
publication that has ever been sanctioned by the
Of Hyncn--La .NoWnteur.
THIS is great book, and will he productive of much
good III the community, |, is true it contains much
strange language but then the subject is ills
and II the Pope had written it, lie could not lave
treated il more Grca,ey. We especially recommend
its " Instructions III C"urins,' to the attention OF n
young ladies au, gentlemen that may he in quest 0
parlilerS.-Le petit Courier Dcs Ddmes.
For sue at no 81 P"ydras st between Aluga"ine nnL
Camp street. Price 81.
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OLASS-l00 boxes in store for sal. by
" fe6 SHALL 4 BROWN 9sMagazins
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N1aK''g ltS M'1ts per day. q miles TT H'u1' H1u
sive Of all s.oppages. novio
n b. l beg leave 10 rtyrr, the public that the
bridges o yer the Chatahooske synn,p ard Hard labO,
creek have just been completed y the general sovern
ment (the only obstacles operating agaas this safe and
speedy route ale thus happily owed; M have The
pleasure olca mig from traye staa the coaches hor.
srs drivers and -oats are Of the Il orde and the
water route from Pensacola ,dar Bluff it is admit
ted by all who have passed tlrou it to be insa lassed
III novelties. beauty snd safety Tn. bri,,ees throust
Georgia have also been repaired, J Nj G hAEER
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and. Patent Biscuit Bakery-Naters

| . NE" ORIEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-lTaters and
Hillman.
| ~ NO. es Morcan <ncar the Pnntcharrain Rail Eoad0
Pilot and Navy Broad, Soda and Wine Biscuit
sugar, Buttcr, Milford and Water Crackers
All The above articles arc warranted to BIO of the
frs, quality, and to keep in any climate, being
completely kiln iroS. F'E~-
Also,-hiln aIuG corn ma,l, ska
Orders left al =, W. Prirch.Ed nnd Tsgatt, Jr.
corner Magazine nd Poydras sts5tss, viii receive
proiapt attention small kegs put up eApreseIy fer
amliy use. $-N5nov
THERRIES-.n boxes e ,cTT;-E N Or indy, i0r sale
~ by SHoi.h a. CROWN,
all 81 iagazins st
TAvA COFFEE-7l bag. landing ton hip Louis
- vile and for sale by SHALL y brown
all 50 Magazine 81
HAY-2iO bules Northern hay, receiving from New
II Shall. K BROWN, Sc Magazine st
Y>ANNERS OIL-l6 barrels brown. in sore aud
l. for saleb. SHALL Il BROWN,
all 96 Magazine st
DAPET-W ritins aud letter paper, for sale 6y
L all SHALL & BROWN, 96 Magazine st
nAkUN-lOD bales No !, 10, no Russia oukum,
all " ~ SHALL \ brown, 90 Magazine st
I AkD-20O Kegs prime leaf lard in store and for
IL sale by THAYER T. Co,
all "A Poydras st
nOMESTICS-25 bales Great Falls 60 ia brown
- sheetings and 25 bales Jackson 90 A. brown
sheetngs, landng from ship Charleston, for sale BY
all BRIDGE Il Co,
SUMNER CLoIHING-I5c cases assorted ,uome;
- clothing, landing f"m ship Charleston, for sale b,
| all BRIDGE & Co,
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UGAR 4 MOLASSES-l5O hhds Sugar,
10000 gals Molasses-m plantation above the
ar sule by ADAMS & WHlTALL,
e5-Sw 67 Gvayiev 6,
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NEW MGSiC--n, Native Wusic The Cony,n, u 3!
~ Pm runting, n'vuy Blade; Never Despair, sb
don't You re,neuh-r the beuu;ifgl glade in the nraml
Romance; TIE White Horse Of si,c Pen re: rhon
come and Love thou ne, sung ~ ii IS s c
RI in the grnnG Ruinantic Opcrn Amille: Gp,d Nv |
The meeng and parIing; car not for rlrir, on c
hcke wing, Nv u Russell Come, come, b, art IN 500
row; Life ca tho 'lcean wave by II iassali; She
watched Tor mHii 70 me let ll lear; Cong TO ne
ln"rnns; Oci lie ort BY moonlight; fter home
like my ow,t hfrGnz.d tor NJ harp lvFF lbarre -
Hoyul WnltZe- Wv 4 Flcriu, tlaeen tcu$ "a Court
auaIrcs. lust received and Tor suI, by =
dlo b CASEY, IL Camp st
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GAS DEPAKTMEl1T,
Gas Light Ranking Comply; January 80, 1889
TIME Strk of Coke being much reduced this COM
ties, to their customers.
Orders received a, the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
jail " WEILES, S.cy
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LIQUID ODENTI A.-Has

AA7 ATNEK 5 LIQUIJ UDLNII N.-I1Hs
w been lung used. both here and in the Moth
with uniform success. Tor cleansing aud whitening
the cath, and preventing the tooth ache; preserving
the gums, purifying tn. breath, and rellv.ng most
diseases which the mouth is liable in either he
udul, or infant One tea spoonful, mixed in WIZ
glass full Of pure water. and appI,ed To the sr,tn
in usual name. with brusL, will rilec,nally p'u-
ven, scnrvy, and war off that .Acru!lu!ing pain,
the tooth ache.
Prepared only hv Y. r. Wanger, Surleor Den.
It's, to J.cilursun Cnieps, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON t. ca. 81 Canal st.
is sole AGENTS for Wanyer'S Uirntirn
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g ADDLERl WHARF.-THE subscribers, manu-.
~ lecturers aud wholesale dealers in .ddcry
goods, are noa receiving by late arrivals from the
north, IN addition TO l!IUir former stock, an txtrn
sIve assortment Of articles in their line, among
which are the follow Iup, viz:
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THkuL Il IN FIVE AND 4 HALF DAFH,
From Nobilg (A'abasnh9 TO ttHgu4aa (ssr~!
Z EANES NJ rbi'e eve, otIer aa,, ~. at.at eli, stei
1 the arrival ot,he mail iron Nep orleans per til.
steamboat EMELrSh, to Hske,y, rosa,es Pensacol,
steamboats, (Ier Prr1cola lay, st sound ant. CloS
,sae!,ie River and !Iay) to Cedar Rn, coaches ,ens.
via Ms'':sn"s, ta'loociee, lfe1pey Mou"t Yer.
n"n, i}aiub, adge, Piuaer,on; Havk Ne aad Louis.
vile, to Augusta. plsseng erga&i, seat at No.
bile is in no danger of hGias thrda 3. I or losing hi,
preference by Other conflicting stGss. s',e FL OH
ia LINE is hut on. coucetn, s,I ,r,r ul,e co, ,.u
throughout, and n'2y rel. WITH rsur iSrr upon h..
arrivalat Augusta L. tse specified sci, all wealth
er and al any season ,ness sone II, 3utrrsecA catas-
trop'e should occ,i! The i,r,a, NJ Orleans Mai
is carried ty this tie. The i gents TO- ,ccon,nox
ton Teams, Coacle and Driye,h an sR s.rpasseA
the southern country
The smooth, hard, natural u.s. ths safe and inter
es,ing water n.visa.i ~ the AND ACCOMMODATION
afford the traveller sc. certainty, topioa sn, IDEAS
i"g variety connected a Il were i. The Kali Road
Charleston, 2. y, wa 'T cam K kets 10 New York.
i travellers can rea III NV F,rrR e up New Orleans
LESS THAN IL DAYs'-Ny aa.!Hgtnn "lty IN 10
From Chattahooc}ee FIori,ta have Brane
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, 81 Marks, hor
post coaches, also tvs branches ON iiswkinsvills
one to Milledge'ille, and to Ma o. light TWO hors
oachcs STO( kE0NS - co.
Ave-, ~.
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Amer. and Eng. brides and bride moun,ugs,
do do tn.rtingalcs,
Plated. brass, and jaranned coach harness,
do do do g'g ana snkeo do
do do do Blruuche do
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES PATENT CO7TO.N GIN,
BY the Paten,ce, No. IS Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & co.
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a. rs do cent piastrcs chaque ct payable comps
To
e A. Quo les MONS dos aclionnnres OF 10 mon.
y que chaque actionnaire h contribute est connie
E - lit John Stephenson Walton, h"ii cent trentu
ms; J. Hall ct A. B. Den, soixantc ct un
Il ms; Harrod ct Hughes, quarante un actions;
emas Osborne, trcize actions: Mark Thomas
stions; Joseph Wilder Davis, dix actions;
Siel Babcock Clarke, dix actions.
5 -t.sSs's'S3st. cempagme conmencera de
4. sse It terminora los operations le trente JUN
i 1t cent quarranto trois.
IS ~. e. Qu'il aura trois dircc:eurs pour con-
" Yer IS atiaires d. Ia ditto compagnie ct adnas.
H., fgs RL6rets.
= 2 Que les pouvsrs don't sera vttls les
turb Sera d'G!iro parmi cux un President, ct
rfPIlg outes places vacantes, ct don't Ia majo-
- "a q st vctu avec pouvoir dc recevoir ct do
Y 4cutes monnoies, Ct iuire a causer 4 ttrc fait
:; os. rrG lis 10 csnduisant les atfaires. DO la
shPagnie ct 10 President par ct avcc lie con.
~ q, la naiu lie des directears est autorsisG do
-. .o Ia pren dc la ditto compagnie, pour
yes donna les, achats, contrasts sur 10 part
a. "a conipS ynie contresignt par au moins un
ees ours.
al Que h dure du service dos dts drcc
IN an, Il qu'une election pour 10 meme
su.a 10 premier Lundi de Juliet do chaqu
""aoe Nnnt Persistence de cote compagnie,
Que quand celto compagnie sera ar.
seront sl6es naI .s dircc,cmrs -, offices m cc,
temps.
:, art II lns 10 pouvoir Cont seront vetus les
vi eu.el hssaysc Ia dite liquidation COM
!, ,Ao sun ''o do recet DIR toute somn,e que dura
y comp no donner guidance pour 10 meme, ct
40 sohWe 'ropriete de Ia die compagnie on
es'u PRIV. " pabliqae conne volent propres u
sa',s y tsctonrs ct de payer toutes les de-
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
N O TIC L S =.
State Aati-slavery Convention.

The third Quarterly Anti Slavery Convention of the
Vermont AntSavery Society will be holden, by Divine
permission, this year, East Townshend the goth of
November next.
public lecture will be given the preceding even
ing, Tuesday the I9th-busness meeting 8 O'Clock, and
public exercises at H. A. H. Wednesday the deg Of the
Convention.
Several gentlemen ofdstncon will be present parci
pate in the public deliberations All persons friendly to the
ofAbolton, especially that part of the state
requested to attend; and general attendance is
ced of gentlemen and ladies', at all the public meetings
which it is expected viii continue two days.
J. A. ALLEN,
Secretary of the Executive Committee,
MiJdebury, Oct. Goth. 1889.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
[Rcported for the Yankee Farmer.l

[RcPorted for the Yankee Farmerl
MONDAY, Oct. IS, 1889.
At marhet-725 BeefCattle, 1850 Stores, 80 yoke
Working Oxen, lG Cows and Calves, $3.50 Sheep and
Lambs, 1850 Swine
PRIcEs, Becf-Brt very little variation from last
wcer
Stores-Y earrings were sold f.om SIP to IS, and two
years old from % to SO.
Iiorhing 0sen-We noticed sales from SIS, to $50.
Coscs and Coices-Were in great demand We no.
ticed sales from S 30 to so.
sheep and La'nJs-Salos nade from 81 so to
2, so, according to quality
Ewine--At retail from 8 to cts Lots taken to ped
die, at A. IA, 4 IL and 81 for Sows; 5, s IL and
i2 Cor Barrow There few half booded Berkshire
were sod higher.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-02
NOTICE.
JAMES FOSTER 5 ESTATE.

The Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora~
BE Probate Court for the District Of Washington, COM
misaoners to receive, examine, and adjust al! claims and
demands Of all persons, against the estate of
JAMES FOSTER,
late oforeown in said district deceased represented
sol ent, & the tern Of six months from the 18th day of Oct
inst allow ed by said Court the creditors of said deceas-
ed TO eXhibl prove their r,spcc i've Gains before
do give notice, that will attend to the duties of our ap-
ponmen' the dwellinghouse Of Susan Foster in More
in said district the 18th day Of Nov and Dist day
CT April 10 ococ{ forenoon each of said days.
GEORGE WORTHINGTON, Commits
JOSEPH HOWES, { soners
Oct, %, 4, ID. 1899 Al