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WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING. SEPT. 8, 1864.
EXPOSURE OF THE FALSEHOOD AND INTOLER-
ANCE OF KNOw-NOTHINGISM.

The mendacty of the party of religious intolerance
and political prescription called knownothngism, car
red that de6es all the restraints OF reason
or proprety Bound by the most hideous oAths, COM
mauded to commit perjury under certain circum-
by denying their attachment TO the new mystery
and sworn to prescribe respectable and deserving citizens
for their place of birth their religious views the
of lsehood is of in appropriate consistency with
their connection with the order
Probably the most injurious, and at the same time the
most infamous they have made is in which
they profess give list of the number Of adopted
citizens holding office under the national administration
We copy from New England wing paper, the Boston
Courier, the following false and scandalous article
'sWHo ARE oun below Is list OF ON
GERS in the the United States with place and birth
These figures and tell their story and answer the
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CORRESPONDENCE.

The following the correspondence between the Hon.
James c. Debbin and the committee on behalf of the
town of Fayetteville to tender him public dinner;
FAYETTrvLLr, Aug. IS 1854.
DEAR SIR The undersigned, q committee appointed by
the If The he bospises Of the
and ask the pleasure Of meeting you at public dinner
such time may suit your convenience
In discharging this duty the committee beg to renew
the Of the profound respect for your public
services and the estimation in which you held by your
ellow-citizens Of North Carolina
With much respect your obedient servants,
JOHN T. GILMORE JNO. D. STARR,
j. WINSLOW, JAMES BANKS,
JAMES G. COOK, B. w. ROBINSON
u G. MACRAE A. NJ. JOHNSON
j. H ROBERTS G. w. ANDREWS
JNO. WADDILL, jr
Hos JAMES c. DORM
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CouSr RAoussEr's BATTLE WITH THE MEx,cASsThc par
estensyely given in the Mexican papers The New Or
leans Courier sums up the details thus
sOn the I'd Of July N de Raousset disenbarkei few
leagues from uaymas and repaired privately the har
Dor under false He had interview with his
most intimate confdap and sounded the disposition Of
the garrison nearly all the soldiers o which being French
voluntecrs) known to him. II appears that his first
nd met with REFUSAL and be advised
set sail for San Francisco BY what promises by what
sratagem, he able the following days induce the
entire garrison revolt strangely This is what
have yet learn He succeeded however in imposing on
the BATTALION and the 9th he endeavored with
General Yane The demands of the count who demanded
nothing less than the hostages and artillery equiva
lent TO declaration of war; and peremporily
fused On the afternoon of the l3h be openly declared
his Intentions and rcsolncly conducted person the at
tack against the barrack of the Mexican troops he
repulsed by the latter under General Yanez after having
fifty men killed his ranks filled with wounded Du-
ring the attack the popuace armed themselves and cut off
his retreat He surrendered at discretion at the bead of
200 men some had succeeded in escaping from the city
Such has been the disastrous result of this deesabe enter
prise
The Picayune has the following account of the battle
"The combat lasted three hours the French numbering
four hundred men and ended in their complete route eav
ing fortysix dead wounded and two hundred pris
oncrs among whom aousset The Mexican loss is
ported one officer and ten killed and several
wounded A court-martial Immediately formed, and
letters Guaymas Of the 18th of July that the
sentence was that the and the officers be shot and
the men to San Francisco in three Mexican vessels 1t
stated that the execution would take place on the
10th
Santa Anna has granted to all the officers engaged in
the action n of gold and to the soldiers shield
badge to be on the left arm"
letter in the Delta discreds the report of the capture
Of the count
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One of the candidates the "knpw- nothing ticket in
Philadelphia is Scotchmnn who has long been violent
wbig partisan One of his counrymen lin the columns Of
the Pennsyvanan gives him casgaton for being
caught in company which is waging against the
rights Of adopted citizens
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FAYETTEVILLE aug LII, 1904
GENTLEMEN | am in receipt of your communication OF
the 18TH in which you inform that You have been APP
pointed committee by the commissioners and by the ci
xens Of the oyn Of Fayetteville to tender me public din
ner.
appreciate highly, very highly this fattaring estimo
NAL Of respect and esteem. Fayetteville is my native
pacc--the home Of my boyhood and manhood, around
which have clustered my warmes affections always
required too by your cheering encouragement and gen.
erous bestowa of confidence.
And now, my return for brief period in your midst
from the arduou and responsible duties nj Washington
TO be thus kindly greeted by early boyhood friends
ciaes and neighbors is you of gratif
cation encouragement ind pride far more be valued
than the plaudits Of giddy nniae or the fattery of
selfish tactcians.
Having withdrawn for week or two from my public
duties with yiew 70 little repose and the restoration
of Unmarried health, you will excuse my declining the hon
or Of public dinner and my preference for mngliag with
you for day two in tho GARD and freedom of private
citizen.
Be pleased to communicate those whom you represent
my very high appreciation of the profered compliment
and accept for yourselves my Acknowledgements for the
kind manner in which you have executed their wishes
ars, 9th high respect yours, &c,
'' J. G. DOBBIN
Messrs JOHN + GILMORE, JOBS WssLov, and Others,
mtee.
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POSTAGE ON LETTERS TO altoona.

h POSTAGE ON LETTERS TO ALTUNA.
We are requested say that Altoona having Withdrawn
from the German postal union the single rate letters
between the United States and Altoona, by the Bremen line
will hereafter be b. instead of ID cents prepayment OPP
tional.
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Judge e. NJ, Chamberlain has been nominated py the
democratic convention of the tenth district OF Indiana for
reelection to Congress.
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The following is from the Department of State 1t will
be observed that the proportion Of foreigners holding
fee under this department somewhat greater than usual
and the reason is obvious: number of the consulate.
do not pay living compensation American citizens can
not and will not accept of such appointments and they
given to foreigners simply because nobody else will take
them:
DEPARrMENr STATE, August 70, 1854
The following is statement respecting all persons
poyed either under the supervision Of the Department,
of State
I.--Employe Abroad.
L. Ministers commissioners secretaries of legation, and
agents connected with them--whole number, a..
OF these, born abroad, of whom have been
uazed and one the United States despatch agent in Lon
don, has not.
2. Consuls and commercial agents-whole number 220.
OF these 40 born abroad of whom hare been nat
uralized and has not; and born under the flag Of
the United States the rest 49, may have been natural
lied, but of this the department has evidence.
HEmpoyed in the United States their Territories
of Territories end despatch agents
whole number, 49,
or whom 10 were born in the United States. The rest,
of whom are despatch agents. probably born but
of this the department has no direct evidence
Unemployed in this Experimentation number, 40.
OF these, were born abroad of whom to the
United States in his third year. and of American parents
who the time of his birth, temporarily residing
abroad of the others born have been naturazed and
l will be.
Respectfully submitted to the Attorney General.
W. HUNTER Acting Secretary.
DnrAnrMEsr OF STATE, August 10, 1854.
sra: have the honor to eport the following list of the
and other employees Of the Department of State with
the places of their nativity, respectively
Cterks-Wliam Hunter, Rhode Island A. French, New
York; Fras Markoe, St. Croix, Of American parents; A.
H. Derrick, Pennsylvan James S. Macke, Ohio; J. p
Polk, Deaware r. s. Chiffon, New Jersey H. d. J. Pratt
Massachusetts, G. j. Abbot New Hampshire Il. s. Chew
Virginia VIM. c. Reddall Virginia. Charles v. Gordon
Virginia Edmund Fiagg, Maine George Chapman, Yer
mont George Hill, Connecticut; George Bartle, Virginia
L. f. 1asstro ireland; Edward Subbs, Ireland; II. ID.
Johnson Massachusetts, X. s. Gllett, New York. G. G.
Baylor, Kentucky.
Nessengcr--Calvin Ames, Massachusetts,.
Packer--Wm. p Faherty, Maryland
Waichmea--Wm H. Prentiss, District of Columbia; Jas.
Donaldson District Of Columbia K. Harrison, England A.
Best Germany.
Laborers-James s. Martin, Maryland; VIM. Lucas, Dis
tric of Columbia Il. w. Hanse, Pennsylvania; W. A.
Scott Pennsylvania Thomas Thomas Virginia James Will
hanson, Virginia. Charles II. Brown, Maryland; John Nc
CURE, Ireland.
Recapifulation.
Il clerks-lS native born born of American parents,
trapsiently abroad forcgnborn.
messenger born.
packer ative-born
watchme native born; wachmen foreign-born.
aborers native born; l laborer foreign-born
95 in also of whor native citizens; Of whom
foreign.
Respectfully submitted. EDWD. STUBS,
Agent.
Hon. w. L. MACY, Secretary Of State
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OF these ss are of American birth and IL of foreign
birth.
The following the particulars to be observed;
l. John Maroon third Assistant Postmaster General ap-
pointed Nav H. born in Ireland, came here when
eight months Old.
q John Agg clerk appointed June 8, 1901 born In Eng
land resided here for than 40 years.
g. N Hoten clerk, appointed June B. 1884, born In Swift
zerand, resided here 81 years.
A. j. awrenson clerk appointed April 1884; born IN
England came here months old fifty years in this
country.
s. G. A. Schwarzman, clerk, appointed june lSlS porn
in Germany this country 16 years of served ~
years in the American army
g. E. Donely, clerk, appointed July l, 1855 born in
Ireland this country when years of now u
wears in the country
T. .. r. Condor, clerk appointed July l. 1853; born In
Ireland here about 81 of 40 years old
g. j. T. Mcmahon clerk, appointed May y 1858; born IN
Ireland, came here infant now "a years of age
O. James McCorrick clerk appointed July 2 1858 born
an Iceland came here young, now 45 years old
porn l ~.A-aal. messenger appointed August 10, 1883;
III. i. Moichon, watcnrnsss,- country IS years.
in Ireland, resident in this country many
L. James Orr clerk appointed August 1854 born in Ire
land resided here Il years. served ~ In the Mexican
war, and badly wounded.
The Department of the Interior gives the following account
of itaalf.
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Tbe list of custom officers in the different states
shows els Americans and 1887 foreigners Let native Amor
leans ponder these facts"
This statement has been circulated all over the country
and is no doubt used to influence the prudces OF race
and religion We have taken the trouble to inquire INTO
the facts and have obtained the following report OF per-
sons holding Office under the present administration
The following is the account Of the Post Once Depart
ment
Clerks o.
Assistant Postmasers General ,
Messenger .
Assistant messengers =
Watchmen =
Laborers
Will, nrmhor 100
I Of fare ion
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From the you will that there is but out OF
who was born abroad and he has been the
try ten years, having arrived here in his boyhood.
--- w. " McKEAN,
bief Clark Hnusan If Rams
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-18

MY oNDp1iFJL MsTfHG To Ia.
w DikS AND GENTLEkEN.-PRor. aiRAULr DEvl.
vlEs amer u..sns es.r one half the os and
obtaining Of the noted Professor Of Chemistry
aost Incredible which the hair eured
hand beautiful itself
torn in beuihns nsss that besa Of the head
This curling the hair and the and adding
those With whom has seemed be
lavish Of atinE Ring
let's praeed fashionable Of the ees the
Eastern Continent for the With perfect and
but the unteimnAhe amost
eseIon. araat Devyer would probably have
the world perhaps like the
Egyptian method ~ould have died with the srens
Of the and only small portion Of tho human family have
been decorated With those oenAng Rngss that have
tivated their thousands.
The Recipe this preparation for curling the
hair with directions for be had By serdnE dr
paid 20 GIRdULT DEVYpI6R Fdrn'irgtn, Trumtali
tosnfy Oo himself amid crowd Of adj
mlrns friends receiving the blessings Of all that have used this
daily adinE all the United
sate,, thoss wonderful receipts for Curling the HAIR
Rim
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NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB.
IIC GENERALLY

COMO nifty with long standing custom selling out our
entire Stock Of Goods at the every years
that period will round in 1885,
day TO down sush prices ensure its
reduction before the public sal--xatever may then
main On hand will b, disposed OF at public auction
reserve.
have addd and have patrons the large supply
OF the newest styles Of this Falls
unprecedented prices Of the
We have placed n small prCht:
Cloths. C4ssmeres, SAtnttty, and Failed C'oths
Tweed,. Kentucky and nneteck Jea land Ker,eys
fiAnntls, Lihseys Plains and Gable Twist Kerseys
French, German snh English HcrinUs, all prices
Rich Plaid AMI Printed Cashmerss ard MouIselnes
ruper French Plain Mou,seibss, all shades Of color
Gala Plsid. Plaid Persians. ChgTey's and De Bege
super Pain and FIGURED French Ahnel., Jacques
ETs Bpinrazne Canton Cloth. and Ap,cAs, all prices
Plaid Spun SIX. and ELK Wool Plsids sni De LANES
Rieh PAID and hIccade Gaee and Pouli he Sole
Brossde sod Plaid Black Sik extra quality
Blk Gro de Rhiuss, raGetzs, and satin Swautine
SHiDs, NoTc-iines and EpTeHces all
ke. Irish Pyplins and English French do
:teck, bonnet, Gap, Iui.stIihg aud satin Ribands
us Coorcd, and Black and White aid Checked
Yr.neh, English and American Calico. (-hesp)
Table l,amask, Table Cloths. Napkins DoyIies
BK1e apers, Hucksbsok, bowlas Toses
Ehbroidered Curtains snd Dfapery Musins
Dotted Enero aertd Ard Plain 5ui,s Muslin, for dri.
Rich Lace and Muslin Prenrh and scoieh Worked Collars
Muslin and Cambrie Sleeves, Habits and PouncInRs
Muslin. Cafn'rc Thread sni Lse Eisinss inssrnzs
Ihibe': Cashmere, rurker anu Rob Roy 5bauis
Ladies' an htse. did sS Metz ThiLet and iisls Gloves
Gents and Boys Buc<, sesver rhibet and SILK DO
Lads and Gents SUI, " shaker Vests and
tt.ntt Ladies' and Chi-ebs sIk Ho,ey
whitrey. Msetsnsu, TsilI-d and DAM Blankets
~, - 90 an i2t Cot shirtngs and sheetlngs
Plaid Domestic, Apron CHECKS, orn,burss, De, &c.
VALENTINE, OaEssIIAw CO.,
80. No. % bro street, corner oih,
s1a Near Capitol Rqlsre.
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GNENThAL RAlLhOAD-0PkHT O STA VHroN-
~ CS<ep~ss, Csofertabss All eapsississ Arr.
s.. ever sss ~ Travelling - he several Sgtals Ssss.
The Oap.ny provided With rss aadi,ieoai s.pp,y Of
Engines and Passengers Cara have 81
.ss .n Cars % ssse. on ne whole route and
ne the Of mosntan a Rocha,A
where vAfors poin In the scenery 70 ~
vlsu VI sarpAssinE ErAdieor and beauty.
Oomnencins With the Sh JAY Hspr,ss Maj, f,i,
will be daily between Rehond Lssvy nieA
m9nd a. $40 A. NJ and arrive At staanton At ESQ Pm.
@ nne pAssensSp IA. issse fterseoJ and Richmond In
at eSo Il. ~
kstcrnns from the eprnrs v ons
viii the Orange and Norhvsd ma MN
the fs'srssarE train going South.
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+Nb" ALL NIopl)S.
'ENE sah'crses cal attention their complete
n foreign and domestic Dry goods, such as
Back and ConTei FrtLeh English Cloths
Wrench and English DO, ssi0s and Cashmere
Ere,i variety ofFancy Cashmere
Velvet AID six ye.ting.
Me oo, ..ami'sSoo ann Silk Shirts and Drawer,
Merno Lar bsuon and SILK Socks
FIX anu C,tnhrc nandk,Tehi,fs
Black and Colnrei silk CrayAts
Satin Stocks ard Napoleon Ty,s
Linen shTtC liars
Elk abd fiinGhaS Umbrellas
ool'et Linen and Carnnris shir,ings
Rich rhsie siis, l.
Black aud Ioipred Or eAde silks
Plaid and Checked do
III ia ami Pla d Elack DO
bHc Armure and ss,n Du chene
col,nrrd aud Black Mo!r Antique
Rich Pafit Printed De Lame
Iltin and Plaid French Nrrino
pI,in Color ell Nous, lanes
Rich french ChiniI
Eng'h and Ameriet Call-os
french and kpg!is. Furniture do
fne Printed fl-nnels
Black French aud English BoubArn.s
Black Alpaca Lrsue,
Hick Lyt Hanitrchi.s and Wells
BacEThib ami Wool sAavis
snuarr ana lon, plsil do
Plan aai Embroidered White Grape dc
Grape and Merino scarfs
N~lie-. HLti,s and Sleeves
Mll'e'- AMI Houi'sn Cellars
Ca'obric ami Muslin 40
Nu,lin and camhrie Hdsinr snd Insertpr,
NslencehncB and Thr al do DO
d. LILLE sni Elk GIn.ss
Bitcs ADD Usnnrts
tllk Cotton Norsted Hosiery
Rey'r. and Embroidered Hsn1IsrchJsfs
~ h And Bonnet Rboon,, ho. &c.
PARKER, BAYIEY 4 SINMo
o.o No lt3, Esgls Fausrs,
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HARDWARE.
FALL INPORTATION, 1881

FALL IMPORTATION, 1881
sst s:s 90 tsfz1 III ss: o:s
R.:
s.n: Ivory Handle E.!,s: and 'ori,
R.lo. Of Wade Butcher. and or..v..
.s
po as, ss. a.rf., un na %osnns
race, Halter, Log. Well, nnh and Tongue Chains
ss %s:: maxi.
se.Ss. md shovel. q 1Hs. Rowland and other make.
s.dse Hammers: D,e. Plate.
s.sas @ and Hsr:s Shoe s.i
Horn. Collars, Blind Bride. aud H.ms.
sride filinEs, wosted Reins and Grths
Planes, chi,sl., Anger. and Files, ali kinds
g. cp and
ay 1ns "% AND rood, usual, ou.
terms, selected eIsu.iTsy the virgins. North c.roa.
@en to visiting hi. city and fe.peey invite ,S
70 an eI o. our :.oSl a. se are de'smned to sell a.
Pa. Orders promptly aad carefully attended to.
Pos.es and !" Table Ss' 'ss-s.
MaHrs,is sch Hinges. Serene S., 1e
Of descriptions. oarpsp,ers
suitable the san.
Of n. City and Country Trade. Also
SpwlKk consisting Of it., strrup, Buekes
Coach Materials rings and AIes Patent Leather, Hog skrs
Webbing, Whips ~.
Our purchases have made rect the
Eurorc ani America, upon favorable terms.
Having had the OF the 30
o thu country liter
beet Of Hardware suitable
yuia North Carolina be
y hou,- In the United states.
We respectfully invite ANIMATION Of
by Merchants ard Others visiting this
that satisfy the largest class nf
SMITH ROBERTS,
Importers o, Hardware No n r. All street
" D. ALWAYS on hand OF Mayo =" Cat cei
and "inchoT" Bot tloti. an2a
rBNu nI CUSTOMERS, tHIsND- MD IUn - ii.T =
have sumei business >cccunt,
ceiving hsndsore Goods
shall sdt stock get
full supply My Goods will be fresh hsNing
Of the I'D goods. therefore, mos. politely nd respectfully
wife old ends End the public
stand CS Main street. erinG each
when they shall p.ease to call ON
TuEo. RoBERrsoN
Importer Of HARDY and Cutlery,
anl6 No Is Main street.
~ ACHINE sELTINt.-Ano.her supply of very
rnr Patent Stretched Leather Betting, various Widths
Machine Shops, Flour Nils Thr.shng Mehn.. Saw Nj Is ac
for ,sle by q. J. SISTOS 4 Co,
ault sirn Of the Circular S.r ~ Nan s'r-"'
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T|1OUI'Oy HONpt ron sAIE-s so ooo v,,,,.,. -.

ns&.es Ratiroad Ho,teaged .ls eeat Coupon Bons
inteesf ind Principal pdyd< IN No con
into Soet o. ne tOpnny at nr ,easre DE hoer at dny
m fMe SiT day ~ Dec.absr sas-Theie in sum,
OF fiwO each for 2U years.
loan OF one million Ave hundred thousand dollars By
TIE legislature At Its last million
y the state and the whole amply secured
we road and property Company the prompt
en OF the interest and the ultimate
This losn together With their original capital three millions
sill be expended the
h. Road win extend from LynehSus the Tennessee Line
uprovemsns extending Memphis Mississippi
thereby anordnE when the
oh Railroads completed, from
Norfolk Petersburg. and Richmond TO Memphis
that PARTON OF State remarkable fertility aer.
cultural AMI mineral udFnr the
Increasing business which already
Road sanguine that u will
more The whole work under viii compile
ny the day OF January 1855 Of the
hehnd on application to O. W. PURCELL CO.
p.hnond ".
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80 ~.
.s.9 SAl.
the 9th q October 1884, the Passenger Trains uh Road vii
,.Ans l.Av, ,icuxosD.
Aesemnsi.,ion' Sunday. .,eep,ea.M sS An
rrrs,ssr,o.
A As daily. Sunday. ..e.p,ed.., ~
IN. Express and Mali Train. Richmond With the
oo,hs,n Trains re,e:sur for Weldon Raleigh
ms train. cn re,..barg Richmond With the
sina Ossrc,tss1e ssuniOn through
Il a1a De
The EspsS Trains will not stop to take up or sedoun
The MAI e.yps R,ehmond Il viii stop only a, the
Whs and Glover jaoeuSa: Way sssu.n and
Train, Vi. stop when there
cSndTso over ave and over iays:i; Of .se.
cOred viii no, Be permitted the hr.. .;; car. e.
when in attendance infant children, sick
sS p.rsS VII be charged ''s 's As TOT
discount be ticket.
purchased at tie ONCE and " getting the
where tickets sold
travelling BY themselves must be frnhed By their
expressly stated the pa,s h.y permit
Vim leave Richmond Mondays. Wednesday. and
N. B.-rhe Trains will run By Lieh@cSa time:
once R o.. Sep, sO,h 1854 ''' '' eos
STEz4ssaszSSSss1. e o SlH FJ,s7 tEESsakzSzs
next, iI.S instant se%%.ns.
leaving the wharf al Rockets every saturday Tuesday and
ali the rssui. isndns. soSs and r,iarniSs
Passage Old Point Portsmouth and Nsf Ga Meals 80
each. Isis no. u.sx,s..
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Once 4 . P r r os, Sept soth, 1854.
RM MW MR As -

- edmond AND DANclLlE RAILROAD
~ OPEN TO MOONS FERRY ROAD, leo MILES.
TIL. Train viii
between RICHMOND and 80 M FERRY ROAD.
Leave Richmond O'Clock, arrive Moons Ferry
Road 1T 1S 2u ~.
Lr.v- Mo"n. Ferry Read >t Ills, NJ and arrive
mond at 4 - O'Clock, r. NJ.
The Tran will the following
kotous Coal Field Tomahawk, P"~hatan, MatiosI Chua
Amelia Court House. wyanoke Jennings Ordinary
Liberty Church M-srrr. Kcy'yir brakes Branch Messing
for,i Roan"k- Clever and Nor Ferry Road.
Chtldrsi over la and uader IL ea
Servants travelling by themselves with tive
passes, so that be retained
Cars. - 49, "
PASSENGERS for lynstturs Railroad al
PASSENGERS FOR GAINESVILLE M,Ers Moss Co.'s Stages
Roanoke, on Tue-dAys, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Through TO CiarkSvilie ...................
\. =. HvGBsoN Ticket AGENT,
N R-For the Information deem
state that there Two Daily Stage, the terminus
" lie hailTCxd to De nvlc
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fGNEt AND AGlE.
TX EDWARD BLEECKEuS STAMPEDE hiXTURE--Fo,
Ia the fr,er and AEue GhaKrc. Fever DS,urrIn and nj

ullIous Affections '-'~f'" -'N ="
The Proprietor Of ih, Medicine will state Without hesitation or
OF ADDICTION, that the STAMPEDE KIyTIRh
more persons where has nny other
medicine In for the abov. has
Arsenic nor ounne In Its Of
Of perfectly healthy character highly stimulating nd in
ugoAng In their tendency Persons while this medicine
WI DC Affected Sy sIpoure ..,er
country where the Ague prevails to adopt hi ,a
cine the PATIENTS not obliged TIRE
and ey be assured OF speedy could
thousand, Of
but prefers sAyinr and yop
wiz have the inabe proof yourself Full for lis use
nj
cine has Cured when all others have failed.
Dyspepsia
better Medicine IN the market. '
has
tablespoonful twice day.
One Bottle hast
Price 81 per bottle.
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One REGULATION ,uhelent 10 regulate Liver
Paneh a.. to healthy dseisrge OF their functions.
Tao VIII Insure pleasant discharge from the bowels regu.
lar period Of time every day
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