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CHILE--It is stated that there are now sixteen
newspapers published in Chill. The Chilian Con-
gress was in session in August Several important
bills have been presented-as for Attending more
general Primary Instructions; for regulating the
Declaration of Martial Law; for making the
Coasting Trade free to all vessels; and for a new
law of Elections, introducing property basis the
possession of $4,000, in order 10 vote. "A new bank
with power to issue notes, was to be established at
Santiago. . The following is statement of the
productive value of the Mines of Chill Copper,
1914, SO 929 1898; 1885, So SOB S25; 1877 $685.
4O5; Silver, 1874, Sl,3lO,996; 1916, SI,776, 5s4 !;
ls47, SlsO7,7Il Gold, 1914, 97,O97; 1916, S277,-
q94: IS47. 3Ol4l5
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0g- A census of the free white inhabitants of
the State of South Carolina has just been taken.
The aggregate is 280S385, and the increase since
1910 q 26q ~
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STRANGE ACCIDENT. "A telegraphic dispatch
from Opelika lAla.l to the MuseOgee lGa.l Demo-
cFat says that a sad accident took place there on
the night of the 18th inst. Two men from Coweta
county, Georgia, camped in a wagon undeEa large
tree, near which they kindled fire, and left it
burning About 2 o'clock, the ueighbors were
aroused by the crash of falling tree, followed by
the most piercing cry of distress. The fire had
taken about the roots, and the tree had fallen
across the wagon. After few moments of most
intense agony, one expired, crushed to death.
With great difficulty, the ether was extficated with
no limbs broken.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

The FASHIONABLE fashionabes of New York
have gotten out new style of brOcade for ladies'
dresses, at only Sc yard About 20 yards make
pattern Then they have lace berthes at $40
head.dressss at Sl0-Ostrich feathers at S3-dia-
monds, etc. Really the fine ladies of the present
day. are striving hard to make themselves more
costly than useful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

PANAMA RAILRoAD.-Ths contract for grading
the Panama Railroad from Gorgona, the present
terminus, to Panama, has been awarded to Messrs.
FOllin & Co., of Philadelphia. The price is some
where in the neighborhood of 100000, being
within the estimate of the engineers,
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or The following Governmental loans aIs
sought to be Obtained in Europe Francs, SOO,s
600 900 ftsnosj Austria, 10000, 0Qol Flsdmoas,
l0s 0,O60I Tasgaay, ga,o99io00, Alllhels saHl
are & b Faissd Ia he edRSa 81 AYs4h
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

CURE FOR HEADAcHE,-A work has recently
been published in Paris, by an eminent physician,
in which he describes new remedy for headache
He mixture Of ice and SALT in the proportion
Of to ], a cold MIXTURE and this he applies, BY
means of little purse of silk gauze, with rim Of
gutta percha, to limited spots on the forehead or
other parts Of the scalp where rheumatic headache
is felt. 1t gives instantaneous relief The skin 4
subjected 70 the process from half minute to one
and half minutes, and ls rendered hard ~
white, u e g9ed Ia efYapslAs snd diseases 81 ihs
skih. @S6lsRtlRe AHgFieag.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

Bcs-Fhe National lntelligencer5 ofthe 18th, says
thatfM Crawford, the Secretary Of War, has re-
turned to Washington from his flying visit to the
North. During his absence he was joined by Gen.
Scott and Gen. Wool, and paid an official visit to
the Military Academy at West Point, and subse-
quently visited the military posts near the city Of
New York, accompanied by Mr.. Fillmore, Vice
President Of the United States, and several dsiin-
guished officers of the army. The Secretary was
very much pleased with the appearance of things
atWest Point, and especially with The mode of in
struction pursued there, and with the department
of the cadets.
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% Native Americanism has been introduced in
to the Kentucky Convention for revising the State
constitution, but met strong Tebuke on the in
slant Of its presentation. Mr. Garnet Davis intro
dueed proposition comforting the right Of suffrage
or holding Office in that State, to such foreigners
only as are now citizens Of the United States, or
shall hereafter have been citizens twenty-one
years after making declaration of their intention to
become citizens, Mr.. Dixon made a counter
proposition, on which the following conversation
occurred
Mr. Davis in reply said. will merely say the gentlemen
in regard to these propositions thar when the time
for their confederation let them be taken their order
and then " Lay on Maoduf."
Mr.. Dixon Tsoinsd will only the gentleman that
when the time comes, Mscdnff win be in his place.
MIR. AWicRlfe said, have only say that wherever
his place.
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ns- The Anti Slavery Convention which lately
met at Berlin, Ohio, passed the following extEaor
binary resolution:

RESOLVED, That this Convention s fn OF Joy at the de-
cning state of American religion in the absence Of
ReyivRI the dropping condition of all hspOpula churches
and the utter extinction Of many of them: the small
beLOf candidates for the ministry at the Theological semi
naes and the frequency with which the ministers escape
from the sectara3 pulpit into less mschievOus and far
honest and audabe occupations. And but hops
and pray that its terrible sacTamens on the hearts the
hopes and happiness of millions of slave, whose sHsave
ment it has long sanGed by its fellowship s sermons
and prayers shall end and shall sink speedy and gnO-
mnOn that then it shall be followed BY the coming
of the kingdom OF righteousness and peace when shall
no more lift up the sword the Ihaoke against his fellow
man. when asaye o. sayeholder shall no more be known
meet q hrnlheT and 4 friend. -
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Destructive FRE.-A fire occurred at Bangor
(Me) on the 10th inst, which destroyed an entire
block of FIVE buildings. One of the offices was Oe-
cupied by the Maine Telegraph Company. Loss
about $50 900. insured for about one.halC
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CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RE ALL.

CL0THIN G.!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
1 B Camp st. M. BARNETT IS Camp st.
1 l and msgnifceat ss1ortmeSt Of FINE Resdy.Made
CLOTHING ali Of which being bis own manufacture; en-
lind in the United States CITY Wholesale Dealers and
SUGhs peiGnshIs are iespeoay iRyea 70 ca ana e5
nor style, and viii be sold at The LOWEST NEW. YORK
PRICES. The following limited list of ClOthingnOw
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Black, Brown and Olive Sacs and PaletOts;
R65 Mixed h End FsP 9 Tweed saoS and PsstC
Black aud Blue Cloth (fqll e1oisj ClOaks;
F 6GSP P sS ss az s0s G SsSS. 9fs sa
Black, Mixed and Fancy sainst Pants;
Black aud Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vestl;
Black and Fancy EBmbEPideTed Ca'Eimsl Vests
o5 In a. a s'' anu NJ BARNf iii Is Is Camp,
z 9 q q q q
q Ksgsr. AZ, but thou alk'st if thou King.
a a B SSg 5 a R7 mind abs n s ~ s s5Tggh
Shakespeare.
Hundreds of Ladies'
who have visited 1.-THE Palace within the last days finding
that Goods there sold much under the prices have BY
their extensive purchases crowned
KING, OF az GRGv1ER STREET,
the Sovereign of CHEAP DRY GOODS Let those who
recently visited this establishments call the following
IRISH LINENs-Pms-25 cents per yard
F6aB aoo n. a9 gS s5 cents per ya
CHAMELEON sILKs-sma stripes and plaids-5o Cts per yard
CURTAIN MUsLINs embroidered, twolveyard pisces
IS IS per piece;
SILK MANTlLLAs-Lats styles EACH
PARAsoLs-whalebOns frames-sl IS;
FRENCH WORKED COLLARs-iO cents;
" BANDs-sS cents;
SILK CRAvATs-25 cents;
Hem.stitehed LINEN CAMBRlC HANDKERCHlEFs-Pure-s
rs, 81 and 81 so per DOZEN
Coored Bordered do do-S5 per dozen;
DAMAsK NAPKINs-Pme Lnen-$l IS;
HUCKABACK TOWELs-Pure Linens Is;
CARPETlNGs-o OF rich patterns very cheap
VISTTES and MANTuLAS-
The most beautiful exhibited city at very
low prices. Among them, many for children.
SHIRTS-dU gualities--qute low
shlrtng sheetngs' Prints, Dress Goods TowengS, Damasks
Blankets Quilts shawls LaceS Trimmings Swiss, Book, Null,
Jaeonet and Cambria Muin Gngham Dlties Table Covers
Meetings. osnabugs, Jeans Hosiery Umbrellas Funne Bareges
tW" THE MOST FASHIONABLE AND DE-
SIRABLE STYLES OF
BONNETS,
have Just been received selling at fy per cent under the
usual prices.
All the articles exhibited this establishment will be offered att
very low mark as the constant 5 sustain its
widespread Reputation
as the cheapest house in the city
MERCHANTS,
HoUsEKEEPERs,
Purchasers generally, consult their interests by calling
before making their selections, at this
DEPOT FOR CHEAP GOODS,
KINGS White Palace
70 GRAViER STREET,
~ one door from Camp street.
~ The proprietor this establishment being now al he Eastern
cities advancing GOODS, acquisitions will be made To the stock
by nearly every ARRIVAL Large csgnments expected per ships
KATE HUNTEE.
Es- THE LOWEST PRICE asked at first, and NO ABATE-
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AndreWS'S New York Cheap Store,

Corner Julia and ST. Charles sts
New Stock of Fall and Winter Goods.
WE are now receiving, per daily arrivals, full and
w complete assortment of the following;
Blohly Embroidered French Csmbrio Handkerchief;
Plain =, =, ,
XeIy handsome scolloped Edged :.
IRISH LINENS, all qualities
GashmeTe9 and MOussellne de LANES;
LEANS, Biankets QUILTS and FIANNELS;
EMBROlDERlES and LACE GOODS;
Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS;
Plain, satinsand LuestiinR do
BALLOONS and BINDING;
Plain Black and COlOled MERINO SHAWLS;
WOOLEN SHAWIlS, every variety;
Scotch and Birdseye DIAPERS;
Linen and DOmettic SHEETiNGS, all widths;
"a French CALICOES; "A Turkey Red do;
Merdmack and Fall River PRINTS, new styles;
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
All styles of Printed DE LANES: IS
Rich WateTed and Striped POULT DE SOLE;
Heavy LustIe Black MattiOni LUTESTRING;
80 dozen Very Superior co FTON HOSE:
Grass Linen HANDKERCHIEFS:
WOeked yAIONETB and Null INSERTIONS;
MOURNING GOODS every variety;
COates's SPOOL THREAD.
Together with full assortment of Cotton Cords Linen
Braids, Linen Threads, Silk BTaidS and Watch. Guards
Buttons Pins, Needles Tapes Stay Bindings Silk Cotton
and Linen Stay IaCes, Ladies' SILK and Kid Gloves etc.
The above Goods were all selected in New York at
that will enable them TO sell at LOWER RATES than the
City Dealers generally.
ANDREWS NEW YORK CHEAP STORE,
oct5u corner Julia and St. Charles streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

90 The Ohio and the Empire City left New
York on the 10th. The Empire City goes direct
to Chagres, The Ohio stops at Charleston, savan-
nah, and Havana before reaching this place
They had fine weather for starting. =.
The Ohio had very heavy mail, and vast
passenger roll (which we cOpy-theFe are doubtless
many errors in the list:
LIsT OF PASSENGERS BY THE omo.-John Sidsll and
can, MI sazst aud lady As; Linton and friend Mn Dun;
panty ri George ' CFod and lend Mr. WRs
Ra G SRsS[ snd Hand R Gss a and fas
8uI and lady ] II Palmer and lady NJ p B Peck Mig
aEep aDdsevsnt. J. Wighlman Baie Psyton; z H puel,
Mil. BTsRdeE and ssryant s shepard, T L. Batsle
simpson asd LADY John Knieht sad lady J. D. Van Ber
d Mslsp DemsS &. K RSSsS II q G Rob. J.
o BafteHS; Nj Wight, a Yells, J. n. Chapis9, z D.
ley W Q. Hubert f e. Aaron, n. Fl. Green, D. Loidaz,
H.. k5bebisIa IS K ssI AggIs mo % Ca9hI5st
tin, Mn Hill and servant, DR. Neville and lady, d. C. Iabat
tsbeo and servant dc Aizoba A. Plat FIanois Castor
Abguel Castor, A. Rush, i. Evans. d. NJ. BaliOur, G.
sySE. a. T. Mongome sT.' l. s. Woodooof d n a. Hen
9rs, w. s; WetmoTe and party Of 2. E. Days1ie, Hugh
A. Bufaham. I, L Byron. J. W. Bfsedioye, E. TOBIAS
ga SPd a0S ss q 81 B5G TEMP
Richmond Fithian, Williams. GOldsmith, Corey, Rich
Carey Samuel CAREY Watermsn SteinbeTg Prince Jsn.
nnEJ. OsboFne WentWoTh, j. Jennings Conkin Leaviit
], g. Leavitt, Athens Van Haiten. Mckinney, Shlby,
Cram, Cuttee, Walker, Tobey Folsom, Smelling. Alexan-
deI Chase. Cuttee Hssls Por.sI Adams. osboT, shsp
Ham, Eastman, Pam Robertson, Gallagher, DougheEy,
Morris. n. Morris. Leavy Ba alley, HUE, Park lones. Har
nsOn, Giddngs, Brock Given, Melvin, Wilson Hall. Baker,
BOyne, Gill, Squires, Drake, DunEhee Wright, BIles
Fisher Flower Burnhan Smith, SpOOneF, Roberts. Bon
man, johnson spague, Ballard, McGraw; F0sgate, Hch
field Mn Florence and family, ID. L. wilkinson. ]. r.
Wilkinson Hewitt Mahany, Wood, Cor. Bleuce. NJ srst
ehatteuOn, Abbott Van HOTans Lamis, Chatau, Laid,
l.. Eadd Wilson, Jackson Haley, Fergusoni Moore SAT-
gent Cover Hogs, Low, Eaton, Viles, Futts, White
WOmel Cate. Higgins, WaHen, Smith, PIngle. Hendee
j. s. Hendee. d. K Hendee. Butler, GOdsell WhIangeT
HOy LOuther. Means. Read Pope, Thompson, @. Thomp
son, Hall S. Hall, Reagan, Gordon, Cline Kelly. Hyatt
Michel, Waters, Bingham, Weyman, COkeaiF, HARLEY
Stakopple, Blake, Tiden, Rector Row, Howell, Chase
Owen, Toft, Mann, Dickson, Woods W. Woods, Psnde
BsllaId. Randall Bolton Henry, Lsughn, Pye, Pntchard
Duncan Peely, Vaughton, Bedieman. Bren, Hover War
neT Newman OhastOn ETsybQuIg, Rogers, Trsei, Seh
fer. Howard Mabnss GOOdsel, a, GoOdsell Hale, Birch
Brown, hoffman. Clemens, Keller, Talbot 5. Stairway, E.
hartley, Van Bergen, Mercer, Greeley TaskeT, Hal, b.
Beessa. D. MagTO +. II egfO, F. kelgeI and sou, Trees
dale MeCafer, Reed, McSpanea, Stsli, Flank Nan
thuysen, BuTnham, p, AeuuO, Jackson, Buckler Peck
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THOMAS BRADY

81 CHARTERS STREET.
~ the first day Of November NJ tive shall remove 10 the
Store No. y Charres street, directly opp oot5
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For COIIectOr:

IT Eor Collector. - Please announce JOHN s.
hAChE as Candidate for Collector Of State Taxes Of me First
District. He WILDE supported By ~
Rul0 NUMEROUS FRJRNDs
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, ~ For Olerk=HENRY p. KELLY is a candidate
Sr Clerk Of the Second District Court atths 70 he Held In
'N''"osi n'He. Ap6S
Thomas Q. Poole the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate reelection die Election on ~
S'h o. November next, aud will Unsupported BY the
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANs
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NOptmber election. Gan6i0ates.
For Sheriff:

M n AF99F sheTih Edo Crescent Please Announce
ensuing election T. ISEL as Candidate for the sherIaty de
" na-auhsCt 70 The decision Wing
-. aug MANY FRIENDS.
Ps5s1 ~ E tl. SherihEJoHN L. LEWIS. Sheriff of the
OIsaha r. Candidate re-eecon on he b lsV n
~ ihs efficient and impartial manner 10 which be has
ssi ~ ~ uutef o. hll Office, vii expected seefe him
ualOfiJ Of the Ily5OI GENERAL s1FFRAGE
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a ~ k9E QleTk-Eds. CrSseeRtl You will please soy
mat TEo LEWIS Candidate for the Of CrF of M
FIRST District Court at the election November Is4g
myS THE PEOPLE.
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TfoHAss n &c Eds Crescent Please announce
y. ~ 70 as Candidate asesso1
md ssi az i Is a5sftl2S g heTs@seI nsEt.
qa9es hum ior the Office and being Justly eoierei mai IL
~ peLo5n me duty IN an efficient and impartial manner he viii
fITI. me-, .....,- r. 81, THE PEOPLE.
thence down The Canal to the LaEe ~ " VIC lit
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Second Dfstrict G0nrt.

~ For Clerk,-We are authorized to announce Mr.
ALFRED ROUSSEAU Candidate "a M oc;
Clerk Of the First District Court the ensuing election or 6S
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4, - For Assessor JESSE DARLING ia A Can
i0f 4seisor o. safe Taxes for ne Ninth Repre-
Nnng the which he
eI o. Good Children aseeraned hat
me greater pare Of the properly in the assessed an Il
improvements he has offered his service-de ba
~ -AA44A4 ana4 Ue asAeAA5u'
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For AssessOr;

-, i Eor AssessoT.-ERAsTUs WELLS. one of the
Candidate STATE i,sSSaT i ne FIRM
yebs Isi5 Dse at the election led on te 5
ns DatI1ct IL bounded by BENJAMIN
800 ~ -sl.tI . Johnson street. al0
poi5se " or AssseSsoT Wessrs Editors Please an
y 1li No LEY for
I'VE Dis bounded By Benjamin street TO elcv RSai from
"o ss ''F 10 Johpon street, as he will supported by
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=, ~ For Clerk.-WILLIAM P. BEDLoUK, Ctefk
the Third District Court New Orlsanl he ~
ten Election November s. 1919. ~ nDfS
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~ For Clerk. B. +. MAXENT is a Candidate 70
CLERK Of ne Fourth District Court Of New OsauE Election Ne
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az For Olerk--J. o. PIERsON is Candidate +,
Sth Of November next. ans
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noa5ee Dr. FsSseF ia SS4sgsEs EdsOrs Please
ftn Ho0RE Tor Municipality No Two Candidate Tor he fS
$40 AsstoI 9I the Third Representative District Of NewO
au29' soME Observation-Disclosures.
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~. For Olerkl-WM. A. MOTT is a Candidate for
Sisrf q the FIRST District Court Of he
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~, For Observation-Disclosures TURNER is a Can
To % ''oEsi The Third Representative Dstc-sm
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Third District Court.

IN! =, Fer or, Glerk-WILLIAMP BEDLoOK, Cefk of
"'"'-''hAs0'on Nozenhers ;, Ioqs, aEass aph
Fourth District Court
~ For CleTk. Eds Crescent: Please announce
sA6s A OftlNS as Candidate Clerk Of
% court at the ensuing election be held the M
Js@o MANY VOTERS
!, ~ For CLERK. GEORGE w. HARRY is a Can.
ulua'e iof Clerk OF the Fourth District Court apps
~ For OleTk = We are authorized to announce
lnOaAS TiLM0hE, the present incumbent candidate
ssectlon 70 the office OF Ce the Fourth District Court The
'hSulhg slecton IN November, lSig. apy ia
TX For Clerk.-We are authorized to announce Mr.
lN D. EEFE az candidate for Clerk Of the Fourth Disrc
Neu al the election to be held on the Sh Of November A9
~ For Olerk.--I. 0. PERSON is a. Candidate for
rk o. me Fourth District Court at the Election to he held the
an Of november next APPS
~ For Clerk. b. F. MAXENTi is Candidate for
Ck OIL me Fourth District Court Of sWOrsauH- Election Ne
VENEER - 1919 apS
Fifth District court:
=, ~ For OleTk.-We are authorized to announce
MICHAEL GERNON Candidate for Clerk Of the Fifth District
Court mys
Ew' For CLERK. = We are authorized to announce
GEORGE A. FOSDlCk az Candidate tor Clerk OF the fih
next. spll
~ For Clerk.-SAMUET. G. RISK is a Candidate
for Clerk Of the Fifth District Court the Election be held
the Sh Of November next, and viii be supported By 80 -
apo AANh NotEhs'
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~ For Clerk.-CHARLEs F. CARUTHERs i, a
held o November
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First District COurt:,

VI For Qenstabls.Pesse announce in your journal
Nm SHEAREh candidate Constable OF 6e Third DS
LIea PaIi.h Of Onaanl. Lan9 tsl MANY ERIENns
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Xxx For O4sTk.-We aIe authorized to announce Nj
INN D. EEFE candidate for Clerk the Fourth
Court az Che election % be hal Mnzahar
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ETLIN cry AND
MANIPULATING.

MRS. J. WADDIl.L & DAUGHTER. mos,
-tk respectfully tender their thanks 10 the La.
dies u iillshorough and is vicinity for The very
literal patronage they have received al their
hands, aud hope, ~ their promp, attention 10 hu-
s;ness, and the neatness and style with which they
execute ihci. nOrk, sill 10 merit aud receive IL
bcral share Of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
FALI aal MISTER, and invite tic ladies 10
call and see them, Or which NAV n mos, .aiis.
factory ID both parties iohring ntheirrcsscsa and
have them made in the latest and most fashion.
able style.
They have Just received the latest and most
approved Nzetie patterns, aud a. cur merchants
have fine supply Of trimmings suitable for
making them. We hopc We viii have some Il
make iii tie lalies Of Hillsborough. and vicinity
Oc;oar 30. p
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Notice.

rsslIE subscriber having, IN III ell lay II
= An-Esi. ISIS. iaksn lciisrs irsiamrnlaEy.
rc.Elin. Ia llIS. as IT,, estate 81 l.esi Nhii,cd,
ar,i. kssl.y risgs s.HsEal n0ior 10 al crssiiois
= sahl sslai.' % I.F.i, ,eiF slas. slals auiirn-
licsoi wi,lsin Tie ,iasc limited IL lsn iOE that
l.usp,-s, Otherwise lis nCiice vii = Had il
lsr a EerascEs.
n,l,ioTs /. III saii csia'z vi. al-o plsasc y
make I,sya.sni imflslizieiy.
HENRY MHlTTEn. admir-.
SEPT y 1919 9s-fE
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Orange Land for Sale.

z AN authorized 70 sell privately, a tract Of
Land living eight Or nine n.ilts north Of Hills
borough, belonging 70 lie heirs of the laic Nathan
Patterson. Of this county. The tract contains
about SIC acres. principally in woods. The Land
is Of good quality, and lies in healthy AMI de-
-iralle neighhprlood. will sell for cash or on a
credit AM would make tie terms liberal. would
prefer 10 sell the track al together, but would d.
nlc i 10 sui, purchasers.
For PARTICULAR, reference may he Lad 10 John
Kelly. esq. whose land it adloins. should no
OPPORTUNITY offer TO ssll privately, shall expos.
the lands at public sale on Tuesday Of Orange
November Court.
THOS. X. THOMAS, 44forneg,
louiirurg. Sept. ;. 1919. 9s-6w
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T,I,NE's LIVER PILL.-In Offering ,fis

yF.I.ANE'S LIVER PILI..-In Offering this
4'A medirIne To The public. the propictors are
we'll aware that they have to encounter HOSTILE
~ generated b. the countless impositions which
have been palinsd upon the public under the
shape If Patent medicines. We are convinced.
however. thai il IL only Necessary to give their
remedy trial to place il 10 public estimation far
above ~ medical agcnts Of the kind ever offered
10 the pullie. II is the invention Of an enligh;cn-
cd, csI.erienced and lra,ned physician, who for
many years used in his own practice, when its
great success induced him u oiler il 10 tic pub.
he u large.
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made Of Mahogany, Marble, chsry Walnut.
Birch, aud Maple.
He would invite attention 20 his make Of Port.
able WARDKODES aud BEDSIEaDS, which
cannot hc surpassed for durability, nca,ncss, and
convenience.
lie would also invite the attention Of al Der.
sons wishing 10 buy furniture Of any description,
In give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
lie intends 10 sell as ow as he can possibly afford,
and. his workmcn are allexpcricnrcd hands.
| lie has now on hand eight fine Dressing Blu.
reaus. with I.ooking-tilasscs, Two China Presses
two Sidehoatds. six plain Bureaus. cigh; Candc.
stands, one Sofa, aud one Secretary and Book.
case, and Bedsieads, hich he will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
SC.
- Persons At distance, buying Furniture
can have il delivered a, their doors ensured safe
for less than they can do il themselves.
| He returns bis thanks for past fasors, and viii
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
| February I. Is