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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
NOTICE 10 the STOCKHOLDERS II the PHEsl

IN BANK New. Yort.-PHEsls B.sE SsvYors Jsns . -
The charsr Of thu sant will expire Isl dsJ Of Jssy
Such Of the sockboesn ssoss Of psnlas 60.
formed take IL place aud c01nas
all plesse call PETEB N BRfHOS Csshber o. ne -
Bank after the day Of July add before tho m esj
ber nexf sad sahcrbe The Aess u AscsoB saes soe
In the Phen1 Bank will BE- entitled sabsbe iof lag ssp1
the Association be styled TIE PHEfA bAss " -
CITY or NV YORK % have The amount o. -
One Million I've Hundred Thoassnd Doiss h'e~s ~ ~
""~ THOMAS TILgsros Ffe<asa
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TRsSsFER OYFIcE NEW JERSEY Lisc CO. Oct IL 1888
NOTICE-An Election Of Three Directors OF this
~ Company agreed ehrerl will Be held a the Congia
Mogks AewsTk II ESDAl the lst NoFemp" eI"esn 'o
houls Of u o'clock an p NJ "a. N
Tie usuer boob will closed from the sh Inc, unti "a WOW
bv cider wM. C. sQUIER secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
. USFlcE OF rHE ILLtNOls LEsttAL HilLt0AO t0NTtHf.
$4,000 m Lo4T r. The c 18th install. e.

scTpton - 600 the Per Cent Construction Bonds
o. he limos G. nr Railroad Company ri. dae and
be ~ The oce Of the COMPANY No 81 Wsst THURsDAY,
tie 10th day Of Nov 1855 By order Of he Executive Con
" EDGAR, Treasurer.
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Count, Of No Yyf ss-Thomas McEraih President and A.
Toetr cashier OF sad being duly seycray DE-
rose and say tley the PRECEDENT aud Cashier Jres'd
and hst resPects statement oi ne con
dfcn the before he trsuaaciou Of bles %
the mouins 7th day September 1888 Doing che day sps
csd the sgpent I'd Al OF the Snk DsPartaohs
nett the date Of this report qans the e according
10 he knowledge aud belief that the sad Sank an
Isnk and IL located In the City OF Newlork Ia '
Coury NwYok who're has BANKING House for tns transc
from the lt Ut Nogember ls2 - %
he day Of report he business thereof transacted
such location signed, 49,, -, ,.,r.,,, ,,,-.
J A. fOOkER Cashier.
led both Opponents this ih Ia October,
Ii d EnnlDn M D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

OFSicE o. rae PoroA,c coPPER COxPASY,
No IS Ipsgr.nce Buildings Y. Y Oct. II, 1883.
ALL Persons holding Stock in the Potomac Copper
N Company ~ requested surrender such
the 5h that the be placed their
credit trepsrcry dividend aW4dsd
the Copper Company
will b. eoscd and the 18th the lat November By
order Of the Board LYMAN W GILBERT Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

There have been expended for additional machinery and
ballasng Of road erection of engine houses, wood and
water stations sc, the following amounts, out OF the
earnings Of the Road since Jan. l. 1888;
For tallAs'lug Of road. ....-.......... Sl6oo
Eer en- ine hons si.tious Nc. 5Si9
For additional cars provided for In .....
former estimates onoJ-r-1V% "
These expenditures viii be seen absorbed nearly the
entire surplus Of earnings for the period embraced in the
above statement hey the actual expenses of running
the Road and the payment OF interest bonded debt and
the agreed compensation to Dayton and Western Railroad
Company for the fourteen miles Of their track from
the Junction TO Dayton and became necessary there
fore 20 make the September dividend payable in the
Stock of the Company, which was done
EARNINGS FOR SEPTEMBER.
The earnings of the road for September are As follows
Passenger service
Freight $50
Mail 40 %
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~ ROAD BONnS-By ormer resolution Of the Board IN
tie hods Of the soeds Of ~ COMPANY tlas eaA
h OF December have me privilege Of os'ng hou Ne
In 1866 at rs provided holder. theIso seod hem IN 70 he n
he Company TO. anoye mgisty BY The ist q No
veubsr 1hs BE- d0u By letter ilfccd he lcazs
r giving and oumbsrs Of b bonis nt aisd es
eharFe WN RENENr Treasurer.
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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF TIE LATE RE-
PUBLIC OF TEXAS.


10y IN Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of
IL Texas, approved Yebruary 7th, 1853, the
time for auditing the claims for personal services,
civil and military, and for supplies furnished,
(known heretofore a. I'd Clas ClsIms) Is extended
for the period Of eighteen months from the date Of
said act:
This, therefore, II to notify al claimants, Of tho
character aforesaid, whose claims have not previ-
ously been audited, 70 present the some for al.
~justment to the undersigned Auditor and Comp
~troler, within the TIM prescribed by said enact.
mcnt 9Th Of August, lyo4,) otherwise they shall
be forever barred.
To prevent confusion, and for the protection Of
claimants, certificates Of adjustment will hereafter
be delivered, ONLY, to the claimant IN psrrop, or
to his agent, or Attorney. A simple order altested
e. :=e ritnesscs in the following form viii suffice
al, A.. B., do hereby constitute and appoint q.
ID. my agent and attorney In fact, TO present, prose.
cute, and adjust, before the Auditor and Comptroller
Of the State OF Texas. my claims Of every descrip.
ton against the late Republic Of Texas, and to re.
ceive and receipt for the proper certificate or other
evidence OF said adjustment.
Given under my hand ths-day of---ls5
WITNESS: A. b.
CERTIFICATES can be RENTED BY mail, II the
parties " dissct, otherwise they will remain on flt
In the Auditors Office until called for.
JOHN NJ. SWlSIIER, Auditor.
JAMES u. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin. February ~. 1859. l. Am.
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Wanted

ar ono JASPER BEAN, who left my place
~ about the 2lst OF May last for Port L.avaca,
with an OK team, and returned with u load Of goods
for Austin from thence he started for Houston
with a load of cotton for G. w. Cutter. at which
place he delivered tire cotton on the 25ih of July,
and where he was last heard of by his brother who
followed him to that place.
Said Jasper Bean is about ~ or 90 years of age;
5 feet 8 or q inches high deep blue cycs, and has
a small black spot OH the end OF his nose.
The wagon IL very low and heavy built, with n
loose tongue, common box body, and had with it.
four yoke Of oxen, one OF which branded Il ID, ono
branded w u, one branded II, and one branded I
B-the brands of the other four not rccollcctcd.
The above oxen and wagon were loaned TO JAS
per Bean TO haul freight on shares, and any infor-
nation of his whereabouts will be thankfully receiv.
cd, and n liberal reward given to any one who will
deliver To mo the oxen and wagon, or give me such
information as will lead Ia their recovery.
ItoBT. HESTER.
Gonzales October s. lS53--3t
GU The Austin Gazette will pleas, give tho
above three insertions and forward account to this
Office for collection.
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The State Of Texas,

tOtNI1 Or
10 Tie Sherigor other legal officer cJ said County
GEEEiING:
NoU are hereby commanded to cite John Brown
- by publications, TO appear before mo pcrsonal.
~ at the Court house, in tho town OF Gonzales, Of
said county, on Saturday the 25th day of Noyem.
Der, 1853, Mt ten o'clock a. A., ,licn and there To
answer the demand OF Matthews, Darst & Wills. il,
a plea OF debt founded on n note Tor iorty.four dol.
lars ~iorty.two cents, dated January lst, ~, PAYABLE
one day aitcr date; also, an account OF pSenty.elght
dollars. Herein fail not, and of THE writ aud how
you have executed the SAME, make duo return as
the law directs.
-~ Given under my hand at said County
u of Gonzales the nth of October, 1855.
(--) TH0S. y, PILGRIM,
j. Il. q. G..
/ certi. this is a true copy Of the original wri,
to me Issued the 18th Of October, 1853,
BENZ. =. WRoE, Const. G.. C.
Gonzales, Oct, -, l~s53-2l-iw.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Believing the time has arrived in the town
of Gonzales, surrounded AZ Il is by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish
incnt Of u weekly journal at the countryside
through, or near which, tho San Antonio and
Gulf Rail.road will pass, and in o section Of
country unsurpassed for beauty Of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity Of climate in the
State of Texns--it is proposed to establish at
the above named place, n newspaper, to be
nEn," devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News Of the day.
Tho Inquirer will be independent In politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy Of the
great principles of our republican government,
so ably calculated in the administrations Of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people Of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States of the South, have ever held
sacred, rs guaranteed to them by the constitu-
ton of the United States. And while we claim
To have had some experience as editor and
publisher Of a public journal, we shall, Mt the
same time, bring to its mid the poetic and lite.
rary talent Of able writer's, with whose ability
rs correspondents VIC are well advised; and at
tho same time trust that the Inquirer will be
so judic'oiisly conducted rs to encourage and
bring to its support contributors from the En-
pirc State Of the South on education, agricul-
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, we unfurD our banner in one OF
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what The develop
mcnts of the country demand, and its appear
ance equal to any journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionato encouragement from the
people of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest a livelicr interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance Of morality, the
cause of education and the perpetuity Of repub.
lican institutions.
TERMS:
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet Of finc paper, neatly cxccu-
ted, for $3 90, il paid in advance; b so, il
not paid within six months; or 81 90, ut the
expiration Of the year.
All communication for the Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
s. w. SMITH,
ID. s. ii. DARST.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN


u w. f1rrEN AND JANIS ". sMYrIiE, EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number of which was Is.
sued IN March, 1893, ia composed mainly of Sclec-
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great Brit
ain, France, Germany, and the United States
chiefly, however, from that Of Great Britain. In ad.
dition To American Journals, we have ordered and
are constantly receiving by mail, the following Eu.
ropcan publications
Tho Edinburg Review,
" North British Review,
Westminster Review,
l.ondor, Quarterly Review,
Eclectic Review,
Retrospective Review,
Chamber Edinburgh Journal,
Eliza Cookies Journal,
Household Words,
tnit0i Service Journal,
toibnrn- New Monthly,
Dublin University Magazine,
Biackwoods Edinburgh Magazine,
Aiuswolths Magazine,
fsiSeF'S MagaGiuc,
Hoods Magazine,
Snaps Magazine,
Taiis Magazine,
UoullenianNs Magazine,
Bsckwools iaiy's Magazine,
The Repository at Arts and Inventions.
Rrntly's MlsSeil,uy,
Revue lies dcuS Nnuirs,
lloggs Instructor,
Annals ii Nsparii ~ilistory,
Wcssf ATttllg.
lolrhs.t ~3I1dsty Gazette.
Ite S;41ssan
C8te. Tao AtacBEaia. The Examiner,
ItseeS ianeA So
Ibe-e rare aul cusiA Publications. e%pilenls sng
the laisst spt eto9vyst ptUlsgtsuBsu 81 ,he beat VII.
ycss ~ thc ss, wa H. g~sryisiiy o,smineL aud
tbglg ,psssi s@tfNeitc awl taiastar s~,t,yl,s nepsu.
ascsi lu she tubmes ui iae ttAsue fbas, fF :
fiefe fatstu vt ikV e4et go say oac st tnctn. ont
~ses,ets xii vtsia the @lsyf eitsaet 81 thg sts3c
kstaeie tfVei iae ftea,b aet Venesa eA tv
snsssks~i eSgvSdS kF.unt eegN
Tht NN-Ua4 ~ Nsa eaef 81 She 8sfN q ste
etss ivegiti 81 Ih tse ra3tsssl m tbe Sseth
a > Ar ssi slly,aa' a. tetfsetaoe a. tte ncs, tssts
OF Ssaasfa sS ~ Hs3 - Ntst 20 tsstg sns,
sal mtvc5 ts sfssl hsseiass a Nscf~
As ~ g 4sBes 81 eaFsty q ~ass kes sli
aHi aekHeeklat
oa es els nt - sss sHkbs. a.
s fNestssbt Nsu ass t7asssi iatsssa
W. e@ eg skL that ehbe IS Ke eesgAe4 ~
Nf&xsk 9 ees tNes 2s 80 pAses a sass'
So HHa ~ AS 80 fsass ~ a~se~ ~ 81 81
Ysoe4 @ sF peA 81 asAe g y ever teSssi
p Es rsltsse8 Npf
Khe NMgR& - Asfs4s "a, ~
sfs 8efat sa& t9b patss eessSa&se e<s
50 t@ t4ga p A &aA g4a> gFAshs
Wa s itF NAAss tSe \ Atess.
a4 e s teN
fkKMS ftsg nNE YEAR
ttm fN 50 Nee stss - S4sssseV.
1@& NN ~ - ns& waa He@
sss ss r. efE sN4 ~ sAeeG ~ ~.
rstss y ~ w@B w. E&t4 20 a.sts ~
efR hs s
Z z tfFFSN t4g~~s gs
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COMMERCIAL
NEW ORLEANS, Nov, ls, less.

Yesterday se0o bales fdsssd pat, sssss
atstcaay prices Coz the better grsdes. 1fosia, buy
crs we're holding hack for ths AEica,s ncss, bul
its publication, about aoon. produced but little &c
feet, and the sales were some 5000 bsles, niakirS
. total for the week Of nearly ei.oo0 bales taLr'
for England, fsance, &c., and the North. Price.
close With filnncss for the better qualities, the low
CT grades being entirely neglected, aud prices for
them nominal.
The receipts from the Ist september 10 date,
comprise 1905 2a bales sgainst 35s, sol to the COR
responding date last year, showing a decrease OF
205, 80 bales. The stock ON hand il los, 66i bales
against ls9, $40 ut same time in 1882.
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Arrangements have been made 60 furnish, the
knickcrbockcr Magazine. the Home Journal, aud
the New York Musical World aud Times, to new
subscribers, for Ave dollars q year' This i cheap
literature, with n vengeance. The Knickcrbockc
Is 81 per annum tho Home Journal. a, 81. and
the MnSieai World and Times, az; making ss a
year at the us,ti rates. That three such works
can be obtained for five dollars a year. ia fact tn,Iy
worthy the Caloric age, which h jui now helng
ushercd In. ot the knickeriocker Magazine edit,
cd IA, LOWS Gaylori Clark. u Il unnecessary 4,
speak. fur twenty years il has been tho ,uoS,
genial, humorous and spicy "mon,hiy" IN lh.
world and the present volume will be- be,teg than
any which proceeded IT, The lIone journal edited
10y Gco. l. Morris, aHd ", y Willis. l. wcli knhNn
A. ,hc besi family newspaper .t hu,crica; aud tho
Nustcai World astd hhac<. ellicsl hv kcl,sfd S,rves
NitiS with tnsei Ma%an, Gc0. H. Cunts rhem,.
HtsljHeS Wa. n HFaittusy. ,ie, D. Row, avid
other nr1>teai s1ttsrs ecntt3hatiHg, And which yiveS
autong ",hes ,hiag% cNsS Saa rostk VI us4,e aaa
= tii ettorsc 81 instruction Nv harmony suuuanv /.
lac 'Sry lS~t nalsel Journal ever pattshel~-
fheee Wsts' publications wti post a tsnels sn IN
tesassl a. nesIb Sspt, tls.g vugsh kuaslHgt Art
Setessrs ia,eEterc, Nssc, tsiatiae. Sculpture
ihieuuessS Discoveries VIZ, ilases. Isney. SEQ.
haHeyit the Newest fashloas Nsi ushsf snsasse,e.
81 tafhss, Stf&uc Nss Ness Sc tAs Sa45ai,, 49,
taaseh, mi ffHV&ki Hss6t~s ADJ gaf.4sa,s ~
NeaFd Weiss fytsesfgs skl EFAgsnaa.ss.
- S,st, ms ssts FSk sa1 rsesat - NSt,s,. tas
ceiseA Nsir4g. hssr4;hs, NJ I.estsre and
%4ne% tttsssissS s&Atstet r1a To- rs,gA 81 49,
fsbstA - Fssssts itss8kt Asss@ aseat IA @t
tessssatse5 d shN tsasy ma hesa ~ ts.kc q tsts,
s'et sod hsg4~Na Ng "a 49, csseDs "a stS
Ara
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i've a,er Ne,..s

TsHh fsNon Sssast q s4satsses se.eets "a, a.
q ~ ~ - ast a ssfsA 4 tskA spsssasel
~ ese~s~ q AAsAA NessA 4esxa@A ~ IA
cssAst, - sf~sse hAsaas sAssa. sSsshs sSs e,sa,s
So a@a@ae@ a4sa Fgys~4t tAsss " ne saAs
rs ts~s tv~~Wsead - az. as4 sAAA,ea "a -.
i4st@&sSs s@fszs8t
soHS HsgesR
esssAs sefs = t8ss
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Gonzales, Texas, January, 1863.
What cam be- got for Five
Dollars!

Tho undersigned have entered into an arrange.
ment by which they agree to furnish the Knicker.
booker Magazine, (monthly,) the Home journal,
lwccMy,) and the Musical World and Times,
weekly TO new subscribers, ut the very moderate
price OF i've dollars n year for the three publica.
lions; al orders, enclosing that amount TO Dyer
& Willis, will be promptly attended To.
SAMUEL HuESTON,
Publisher Of nc hnjckcrbocker.
MORRIS X WILLIS,
Publishers ~ ne Home Journal.
DYER & WILLIS.
Publishers of Ms Musical World and Times.
257 Broaig,y, Nc,c York.
Grand Literary and .Iriiaic Combination.
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sF3t.tfF nF sEtLhHAfL(
TAAtN lf - tssg H. lvnn ss4 ssnst~i
s%ss E@ne.s ! keeA - ss8s lessee ~
M fssA n ses So &ss es4ss, .s,s,
~ sASL ss4eA es&s @4 Ssssa s.4.A Ia !.
~@ss ~sss g~s - tss tsSAne4 So SAsN s~4s
- ss 30 s1 a ~ ~esk. 49, eae ~ sAt $3.50
~ $50 a @sgN eHA ~ 4s4 "a ~,
ngsst, &s8ss =
SenS n ssNAHaN. IN
GNNO
~ n FRANk atxs
eF = fsAa- s~6s fNF4s,x t44
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rYIg Willis

Ut fHIt"fHHN-
s& fatss pasaS 80 .l~se ts.x s.
49, ssskiss ~ n&sss catsg = I. tfos A
WtAA - osvssx Ue tsros s,sAt aNsea So ss
sett
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to>>kt.S fAiN ENlRACroR.Tte great.
~ vst t~coa ever gtantcd a. u,.skiad for the
instantaneous ss0ihinE ani extracting VI III ,ah,s
lrem hauis, seahls bsois,a s.ge~, sc, hesser AZ.
$eya wlils0a, a tsat lt-Nr Il roNroN.
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CSf received, y tfc.h 10, al CossrocE's NGkye
ep ASH noSs LlSturNt Ash ELiNin. . certain
cure Got Rheumatism. The genuine tT sale lax
ie--it HUNT 4 roNfpN.
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hithhS OF administration on the Estate of
- John hraily, deed, having ,.ea enated 10
'bo w''vrs'gned hy the hoa, C,snty CeuT, vi Ia
Naea eo'9'iF At che iare ,ovn,, s7th inst. lSas. al
persons having eiaiuss sgsiast >ail estate, afe here.
et notard To present ,l,ean, rrcI.ed, sushca,lc,,c,i.
III the time prvserbvA hy Law.
FRANCES T. EHApiY.
Adptnt.,ratrts.
n IT. WAIVER
u.n- Afltaiaistfssoy.
hsi'e',s'ile, Jnae ~, lsss-S40t
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btlhHs cf administrator hsysse t.N, gs,a.
lca " $50 us~stsrsigaei ea iae ysfAte ~ a.,
NsA', asS't ey the iiws CeaaiF Csass ~ iAsseA
-'euN. a The WAY esas sSse. " .~ss8B, A.sisr
cassms Nss4est skl Sss4se M Nert,, .y ~
IS~sSAi sss'e, perfsss aa,hesl3st&E !, ,se tp,s
psssssitssi ~ tse,
MATILDA gHIl.V.
Athaa afs4NK.
JAMES NAV,
Aaa4fstssrs
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Astrny Misunderstanding by John 4
=, johnson, on s2d September, ls6S, bolste r.
81 Pilgrim, j. T., . small, spanish. monsc cator,i
n,arr mule, about Z years oh, branded 9th = s,np.
ish brand, aud has soluc saddle or PACK MEEK, a,
H. Appraised by Richard rarr and Jacob CAROL
at ESQ. "''
Oct Is, 1855 + cHENAriT, Ck. c. c. q. e,
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The ORl0lNAL AND GENEiNE
OR. TOWNSEND'S
Compound Extract of
A,

IMPROVED AND
Manufactured under the direct superintendencc Of
JAMES IL. Chiffon, u. d.
zh< nsost elaborated Chemisf Il. Ek< United States.
This medicine contains all the vegetable prin.
ciplcs which experiences has proved useful In clean.
Ing the system irpnl disexsc. extracted and com.
bined With the highest skill which the refinement
Of Modern Chemistry enables W. 70 employ, and il
Justly denominated
TIE Graf Purifier Of The Blood and Cure of
Scrotula, Effects Of Nurcury, Ulcers, consui.p.
ton. Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Nervous Diseases,
Coughs, Colds, Costiyeness, Liver Complaint,
rheumatism Neuralgia, Salt Rhcum, Fever and
Ague, Bilious Fever, Dropsy, Fever Sores, Ring
Worm, General Debility, Eruptions.
CAUTION.
All the genuine Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla that
has been prepared since Feb. goth, 1850, has tho
annexed certificate Of Da. Chiffon, OH the outside
wrapper Of each bottle.
This IL to certify, that the Compound Extract of
Safrapafilla, contained In this bottle, under my di-
rection and supervision, from the Original Rcccips
Of DR.. s. r.. Townsend. and that Il is composed OF
ingredients purely vegetable, and without mercury.
JAMES II. chiffon, Al. D..
chemist
NOTICE.
Sold by al the principal Druggists and Store
keepers In the United States.
Put up in English, Spanish French and German
wrappers.
Price 400 per bottle, or three bottles for
1880.
For sale by D. u. PECK.
Gonzales, june ls, 1S63-ly
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You sfv F%efrvSl to he a~ntseSesl ic,tct SIC fact.
" Nejhrrs Cssk Paste 81. Nxas Jqrs Is,
Is L. : CvNsf,sS. Nev NoTk@Is0f St
Twsiye usoeths sRc | tsteght = halssioilsf .aS II
YWes irln i~ios-eg. Ast 2 usigatss "a nsi8N iyetre
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SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN rIEriuSo.-
~ Mothers! look to this, as it will save many
child from the grave. For sale by
O. HUNT & PONTON.
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h struy Noticc..-.ESrRAYED hy Wm +
~ Fleming before John Goss, 4. T.. on lgth Sen.
tcmncr, isSS. n sorroi mare with II blaze In her .ncc.
The lcil hind foot white up to- the pasteu.ioin, n
natural PAGER, s or d years old, ahou, fSnrtecn
hands nigh, and has a colt. Appraised a, $50 by
w. Afford and Vim. Green.
Oct Ia = cuENAuIT, Ck, C. &C. c.
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uSRESii 10, Of Inns SPREAD PI.ASrERs
just received. A sure remedy tor Weak
Breasts, Pain ia the sides, sc.
LEY HUNT & roNroS.
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80 rseuSc srsay =
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Estray Notice.

UNsTRAYED, by benjamin. Shin before Thomo ,
~ j. Pilgrim, J. p, on 9th October. ls5s' n
dun colorcd poncy, about 4 years old, hind feet
white, small size, branded Z or, the Left shoulder
Appraised at els by II. W. Monroe and A. C. lin.
Oct. Is +. CHENAULT, ok. &. C. {. C.
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RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Hale submitted the follouinr resnlntinr

= TIT. ouUmIted the following resolution
ihat the Secretary Of the Navy be directed 70
INFORM se senate the number days the United States raree
commanded by Charles W. Morgan was AZ sea after her ar
rvai at Naples on the 4h Of September 1912 until she
sailed thence Tor me United States the goth March, 1852
nov many Gays said ship was at anchor in the bay or
harbor Of Naples and how long at Speza or other ports
during that period what portion Of the aforesaid two and
ears rss passed on shore and how much Of board
ship by said morgan What the estimated expense Of ship