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!. CERTIFICATE OF WIN. J. ATWOOD. Z
HUNTSVILLE, YADkIT Co., N. c.,

.vts a.u. November l, 1855.
DEAR SIR Allow me to express TO you my sincere
thanks for your discovery of medicine which, TO say
the least Of it has effected cure that all other med
icines that have taken have entirely failed TO do
HooHands German Bitters have cured me of the most
stubborn and aggravated case of the Piles that per-
hsps ever fell TO the lot Of man. Ny case is not
stranger in this community, as l wen known in
this and the surrounding counties, and can truly say
that my recovery has astounded all my friends and
rsIationa as had tried everything recommended
and nothing did me any good, until was prevailed
upon 10 try the Biters. You at liberty 10 make
any Of this communication for the bei eft or the
afflicted, you may think proper. IL. ~ I'd
81 Truly, yours, WIN. ]. ATWOOD. .
DR. c. NJ JAcKsox
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JUST ARRIVED,

- 49, JUST ARRIVED, 81 fJtI nE
zkA CASES Turner Brothers, Ginger
eDV Wine, Raspberry and Blackberry Brandy,
and da, " expected choice lot of Syrups, of all fla
I. t'e-2 ,sfs3es1 Army & SHINN,
d NAV a. No. 81, Green street, Geors etown.
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by which they are arrested or checked and bv gfr-
ing tone and health 10 the general system they afe
therefore an effectnal remedy in all cases Of dicuit
painful, or obstructed nenses having been used 10
original proprietor, with singular success, in which
they have proved TO be Of the highest value and en-
cacy. Price 30 centa- ffa- 81 81
DIR. BROTHERS DIAPHoRETfc POWDERS
These Powders form very valuable Anodyne, d.
aphoretic and Sudorihc compound. They are bene-
fciay administered in Fever, St Anthony's Fire, or
Eryspelas, Diarrboa, Dysentery, Choiera Morbus
and in oil caseswhere an anodyne, osmbined with 9
sudorifc, is required In these diseases, should
be administered in small doses. is also applicable
govt, colo, and gripping pains 90. II promotes pr.
SEPARATION without increasing the heat Of the body and
produces constant moisture Of the skin for great
length Of time, while II alays irritation and gives
rest. so cents. sep lo-eodly
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d. r. Hooker, Rogers Store, Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a, 1853, says: F.,. s. ts
Having experienced very great benefit from the
use Of Hoofand's German Bitters in Chronic Dyson
terry and Functional Derangement of the Liver, and
its concomitant evils, am DESTROYS of obtaining
quantity Of it for the benefit Of my community You
viii, therefore, please send lot, &c" LlE
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
PHILOSOPHICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAG E,

~ ed, and containing nearly
double the quantity of reading
matter IN that Vt the Fifty Cent
or Dollar Publications. 1t treats
on the Physiology of Marriage,
and the Secret Infirmities and
Disorder Of Youth and Maturity,
resulting from excuses, which
destroy the physical and mental
powers, with observations on
Marriage, its duties and disquali-
fications, and Their remedies,
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DR. BROTHERS.
Hepattc, or Liver Pills, for Complaints Of IA.

They are truly an extraordinary remedy for Liver
Complaint, and have invariably met with unexam-
pied success, IN thousands of most difficult Of
very long standing These pills remove all obstruc-
tons of the Liver, and act specially on this organ
by changing and regulating its secretions they gen.
orally remove the pain in the side and shoulder and
the yelowness of the complexion, in a very short
time and will accomplish all and even more than is
represented TO be effected by mercury or Gallo
mel in any form. They act gently upon the bowels,
and operate only very mild purgatve, but at the
same time they give tone and strength 10 the general
system. Price 25 cents
DR. BROTHERS. DIURETIC DROPS.
For the Gravel, and all Affections of the Kidneys
difficulty in vodng Urine attended with heat and
scadipg. They will also be found very valuable
remedy in Fluor Albus, or Whites and Gonorrhoa
They also inestimable in syphilitc or venereal
complaints, in Nephrits, Inflammation Of the Kid
neys, in Cystits, or Inflammation of the Bladder in
Hematuria bloody urine and all other diseases of
the Urinary apparatus, however severe and painful
better remedy for these complaints is not known.
Price 81.
DR. BROTHERS. VEGETABLE EMETIC. y.
This Emetic exerts q very salutary influence over
the animal economy, and removes diseases when
other remedies fail. III r f W 49,
The stomach is coated frequently With a viscid.
tenacious fluid, which prevents the action Of purga
uves and other agents in this manner the functions
o. this primary and important organ 90 deranged
that nothing will act bene6cially on its living fibre;
Cathartics pass through it and the bowels without
removing any morbid accumulation, or restoring
healthy lone 70 these parts.g aefw W00tT
This emetic, from tie peculiar combination, has
thTee.iold effect upon the system. When any morbid
affection depends upon, or is connected with, over
dstenHon OF the stomach the presence of acrid or
indigssnbie substances vomiting gives speedy relief
eiGn and deletarious agents, but IL produces new
action, and thus changes the secrstons BY its stiu-
lating effects on the stomach, lungs liver, skc. q
y. In consequence OF the intmats ccnnexioe be-
H.. - a.
minute vessels of the surface, most important and
rslutsry effect 10 produced bv ths operation Of won
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DR. BROTHERH' FEMALE PILI

t6pNrdttt JIeWgf'ed Tor Female Complaints.
The constitution always suffers moro or less when
sne laws OF nature arrested retarded but from
none does more evil arise than from obstruction or
suppression Of the nnenses This Is sure in time TO
orlng on train Of complicated and obstinate dis
sases such as pains 10 the head back, loins and abb
domen determination Of bloed 10 the head and con-
se9us'n dzriness, cold extremties, but especially
So,a ieeti loss ~ appstte, aosiveness and general
p p Tough, Pslpihtion Of The Heart Hectic
- C. snd consumption The re-establishmsnt OF
spe ens evacuation. whenever checked or sus-
penaea indispensable 70 health, and the continu-
The design Of these pills is the restoration OF ,hs
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snee there being but four who assert eeState maor-
~ while nine testify that the others bad clear majority
one Of them 1881 having counted the voters and found
proslavery majority Of eghyseyen, and all OF the nine
tesfying upon fair opportunities Of knowledge This Is
with respect to the Burr Oak precinct.
As TO the fifteenth district they seek to create an impress
sion directly at war with the testimony (27D by stating
that the freeSate men "beeved their strength to be equal
10 that of the Others and claimed that they had the
majority" the evidence showing but one 38l who enter
tanned such belief while eeState man 366 comedies
the superior strength Of the pro-sayery party and hve
others 1916 ST. 37s $685. 1857 give similar testimony two
1875 1881 giving the proportion as high as ten TO one and
another (3F8 who took the saying the majority
was large
With regpec to the sixteenth district they tell us that
the testimony is divided as TO the relative strength of the
partes"thsre being nine tesying to pro-slaVery ma
ory and but three $780, 1884, 1867 OF opposite opinion
the first two conceding it pretty close The comm'ee
refer to "very carefuly-prepared list OF voters out
very carefully refrain from stating what was the result
IA shown by the list possibly because 1t proves 4lo)
pro-savery majority OF seveng-sx This list ID set forh
at length in the testimony giving the name OF each settler
and its accuracy unquesoned yet the committee could
not state which party preponderated and do not refer US
10 the place in the testimony where we can lind 1T SO that
we may form our own conciusionl
Thus might go on, almost dd minimum, TO demonstrate
by other examples how unsafe any reliance can place
the assertions conthineu III 'hAo oJoiy isPot"
do not say that these missatements were wuy maze p
the committee but certainly arrive at any other concu
sion demands an abundant charity not often Voucnafeo
TO fallen humanity, and conviction of profandity OF
ignorance upon part of its members which would do
hut little credit to the constituency which placed them In
their present position Each reader has right to expect
fair truthful and unbiased exhibit OF the record when be
this report but he wishes to entertain the oeef
that his expectations met he must not look IN tha
paged book beyond the pages comprised in
the statement of the majority
have sought in what l have here given, to make q
in abatement of some of the ascatons OF the record as
contained in this report and by giving the pages to afford
an opportunity for ready detection of any msrepresena
ton upon my part and SO satisfied am of the accuracy
of what state, that have no hesitation IN inviting
.L; REVIEW.
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packed last season. If so much will be packed this The
number Of barrels packed for series Of years has been
1851 $4,000 1852, 46,3Oo 1853, $500; 1854, $4,000
1855 $4,000 barrels
The prices paid this not good those
paid last The market has ranged at 81 so So per cwt
net and 81 rs So the foot Last year the market
opened at So 50a 81 so net and So 25 So rs the FOOT
and closed at Sc so 81 net and So rs So so the
foot
The BANK EAST TENNEssER.-It is stated that bro
kers and have been decryng the notes of
the bank of East Tennessee for the purpose of shaving the
public. The Chattanooga Advertiser in referring to the
reports about this bank, says;
"We authorized to state good authority that the
rumor Is fabrication in all its parts. The bank-We
speak more definitely however OF the branch at this
Pacewas never In safer condition than at present and
p-holders and others IN any connected with TINS IN
sttuon may have every that all Is right and
sale, and will continue TO be-
THE ALABAMA RIVER BooMNa.--It has been raining al
most necessarily says the Montgomery Advertiser of the
18th inst for the last two three days. and it is unneces-
sary to add that the river is in admirable boating Or
dern fact there seems TO be superuiy OF water every
where. The "Creek" will doubtless refuse remain with
In It's "pentup Utica" any longer than to-day
THE COMING wNTER-Professor Merriam has written
another communication which treats of the temperature
of the coming winter" from Brooklyn Heights. We give
the following extracts:
People hope that the coming winter will be mild-the
same hopes INDUCED In the autumn of 1855 of the then
coming winter and frequently expressed and In some
cases what supposed to be indications OF mild
winter were stated in the newspapers but nowthstand-
ing the winter here and West and South very se-
vsre bat at the North it was not of unusual severity
with all my practice and experience in observing OF
atmospheric changes and recording hour by hour and day
BY day thermometrical aad meteorological observations
and in connection with Simultaneous observations made
and recorded elsewhere, feel and convinced
that it is not in the power of any human being to deter
mine even single day in advance what changes will take
place in the atmosphere"
The HUGHES TELEGRAPH IEsTRUMENT.-This instrument,
which the inventor and the manufacturer have been
gagged for several months past in simplifying and mproV-
ing was publicly exhibited and put in operation in New
ork the 9th instant 1t is stated that it fulfilled in
every respect all that has been claimed for it. and that
fabulous as appear messages transmitted with
great rapidly both ways single wire at the same
time.
The VIRGINIA METHODIST CoEFERENCE.-The conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church for Virginia met at
Richmond at o'clock Wednesday morning last, Bishop
Early in the chair The day passed in the examina-
ton of the elders and in the usual routine of business
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Markets.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 2s.-Cotton is active at u advance
sales of 5000 baessaes for three days 5000 bales Or
leans, mid, 1875 upands, MIDI 1925. Flour steady at
small advance-sale of 1900 bbs State Sc 10 So 40
southern SO 95 25 Wheat dusales of 100 900 bush
esi reds 81 So 81 $50 whites, 81 10 81 49, Corn is
quet-ales of rs 1000 bushels mixed, "a cents yellow, 70
cents Pork is buoyant-saes of 1000 barrels at
SIS. Beef is rm-new Chicago repacked, $l4 Sl4 90.
Lard buoyant of 800 barrels at 49, Whiskey is
unchanged-oho, 32h cents. Coffee is dull, at 1893 at
auction for Rio. Sugar is firm; Orleans, o.
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EHUM PARIS editions of 1865,
by Bazsc-Le Cousin Pons. 20 eenta
LIE PeTe Gonot. 30 cents.
Dumas-Le Docteur scrysna 90 cents
Antoine. 30 cent?.
TeIieT-Amout et Finance. 30 cents
Yeron-CinQ Cent Mile Francs de Rsnie. % csnts
st. GGTmain-Pour uns Epinge, 80 cents.
sand-Valsntine. 90 cents.
Giratdin-L lie Marquis de PontanEes 30 cents
" lie Nicomtc De LRunay; vols 81 cents
souvestrG-Scenes de Ia Cbouannere. 30 cents
Scenes dc 10 Vie Intims. so cents.
Les Confessions de with many enrrnynv. N ria
Vone-sieels de Louis XIV numsrously illustrated Com
plete for 81
Boileau-Oeuvres Completes. 60
Add many others, just opened by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov 20
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OFFICIAL.

FfItli" Pierce President Of the United State. Of America 10
oil VAon II may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Charles
Loosey pnknsy appointed general of Austria
New York. do hereby recognise him and declare him a
exercise and enjoy such functions powers and privileges
allowed to tho of the most favored nations ID
the United Stat0a.
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters 10 be made
and the seal OF the United affixed
Given under hand city of Washington the Goth
H. 81 November, A. ID. 1885, and independence
United States OF America the 6lst
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w l. MARCY, Secretary OF State
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Fnrm

Know all persons by these presents that las released
and hereby releases the State Of Texas from ri further liability or
claim for the eencatt evidence OF debt num-
Der for the sum Of s. issued by the late republic OF
Texas oI by the authorities Of the State NAV
b and redeemed BY the United States In accordance pro-
visions Of Of Congress- proyde for IN.
payment OF such creditors OF the com
pretended 10 the act OF Congress OF September hun
dred and my" approved the 2eh OF February 1885, an act
Of the State OF Texas, approved the let OF February 1856
As witness my hand and seal.
Annl
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTT.
RIEs OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn Of Maryland Conso
drawn November %, 1885, -
IA Is is &c 10 So IS 2s II "A 81 IL
The following the drawn numbers Of The Patapsco Institute
Lottery, class 3JS, drawn November o., 1886
4s 20 &C IL I 50 ~ 10 30
r. FRANCE n Co.. Manager.
D. n McPHlIL, Commissioner.
as-it
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pEhUMARCHAIs and his Times Sketches French so.
ID cey the Eighteenth Century, from unpublished
by Louis DE Lomene Translated By Henry 3. Edwards
81 s.
Lake Ngam Explorations and Discoveries during Frur
Years WandefnEs in the Wlds OF Southwestern Afiea y
Charles John Anderson. With numerous iIu. uatona ST.
Rome Christian and Papnl by l.. De Sanctis, d. D..
Just published, and for
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Nov 20 Bookstore 9th street
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NJ III. STANFORD, Merchant Tailor, No. ASS Penn
W. ylvania avenue, four doors Of Third street,
Bpectly call the attention Of his friends
orally his complete aud well selected stock French
lh goods for gentemen's They will all order IN
his usual elegant STYLE al the shortest notice. and always prompt
public the liberal patronage
every will paid business secure
satisfaction to all.
Nov 29-2aw3wif
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR 81 nAURYss
" Noes on the Gospels by Rev. Chas. n, vols A.
Mthedulcta, Thousand Pleasant Things. 81 CO.
Comment on Pal Paris or French Spoken In Paris by
Madame de Peyrac. =
illustrated edition ofthe Ancient Mariner.
hoF@ Bookstore, oh street,
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GREAT SHOOTING IN ALABAMA.-The Eutaw Wing states
that cambridge G. Williams esq, Of that place shot
the wing several days ago. eight turkeys with ball
of which number he killed Mr.. Williams for
merly of Nottoway, Virginia
The GKoRaIA AND FLORIDA RAnRoAD.-This railroad il
Is stated will be completed and In operation ON the st
Of December from Albany TO Sumper city and passen-
gers will be transported from Albany TO Macon in twelve
hours Virgil Powers has been appointed its chief engi-
oRGAS-oRNDERs--It is stated that by late arrival Of
two vessels from Leghorn all the passengers who came
fhy-nine in number, were organ-grinders.
The RAlNs-Hesvy rains have prevailed throughout the
South for the last several days Freshets apprebonded
in many localities in the Southwest
A roAsr.-At a democratic celebration IN Eastport
Maine, the following toast offered
THE Fremont Party Born in Philadelphia last June
died in Pennsylvania last November. Too old for veal
too young for beefwe have skinned 1t for Its hide
The Boston Post remarks that the hide may be useful for
overshoes with wool inside.
PARKER Il. FREscH-This gentleman is not dead yet
He turns up president Of stock company In Illinois
for the purchase Of real estate in Minnesota.
ANNUAL CONVENTION SOLDIERS OF THE WAR or
lsl2The surviving soldiers Of the war Of 1914 resdens
Of Monmouth county, New Jersey will hold n meeting at
Freehold the 9Th Of December, to adopt constitution
and bylaws to appoint delegates attend the annual
venon at the city Of Washington the 9th day OF January
next ensuing TO celebrate the anniversary Of the battle Of
New Orleans TO propose and advocate such "a
may best promote the honor az welfare or The sodsrs
their widows or or% csan children &c
DEATH OF Cor. BoxsER-The Columbus tGa.l Sun Of
the oath inst the death of COL Bonner of that
CITY COL Bonner (says that paper Of the oldest
Inhabitants Of Columbus and held in high esteem by
old and young rich and poor for his many good Qualities
BEER AND REKF-PAoKNa IN CmcAao-Lsst year (says
the Chicago Democracy the quantity Of beef packed in this
city $4,000 barrels against barrels the year pre-
vous The number Of cattle slaughtered last year
10000 head against $4,000 head the year previous This
season our packers say that onehaf the number
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On the Goth painful Illness which he bore
with Christian utude, ARTHUR SPRING. in the 23d of his
age.
Inc ends OF the family respectfully invited TO attend his m
neral from the residence of hrs UNCLE Thomas Grady d, be-
tween 18th and l3A Sunday afternoon
O'Clock.
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DtXrER's HOTEL, wAsHINGroN.

TIE SUBSCRIBER begs to inform his iepdr and the pub
nc generally ha having thoroughly holei he
patronage, ~ Nv nm Wv" WV"
Nov 2j-eo9w flint A etar1 Al A pPvTrp
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TAYLOR Il MAURY's Istcent Inn .,,,. IA. a.
variety English recently w am Be oTn6
which are considerably redue pces ara especially suited for
HI SasS % Voeso!v Poems the se hs English
Ciaikshank' Three Courses and Dessert any humorous
Book Of Family volumes over thousand cuts OF
Furniture aud House 4to, illustrations.
Gallery Of The Graee., pesue. POss % beautiful
e PsoTs; %o of SSnTs sSy M = 80 .,
E%s y Sos "a One g,fa'oa. fancy cents
Kohls Ru'riast Petersbursh, Moscow, and the Cdmea.
MSo S I,.R MssOals, illustrated edition, ss.uy printed
painted expressly Tor n. wofh BY suesSy I a. S~ pictures
Niehoson's operatv, Mechanic and Bha.6 Msehns, $50
NieholsOn builder wOrsmans New Directory 4,o $50
Pssys Relqus, Ancient English Poetry elO,A extra gill;
Pictorial Book Of Ancient Ballads Illustrated, antique rur
Robinson t,esoe with twenty ,I fluctuations. on wood and
saunternss about London. rs cents.
seulparo-sPeemens Of Ancient and Modern 4to plates.
Sketches of Young Ladies' Young Gentlemen, and Young
suaf AhSuios Of Athens and Other Monuments fer,.c,
~ beautiful plaies, with the Hensuremsns details ss,
Ts.sos Jsru:,em Dcrssdi % ensavinss wood and on
wslh. Analysis Of Beauty in Women and Critical view Of
Hypohesss respecting Besuyi edition, ~ drawings
Bon e9snlsrs Book Of Ballads Illustrated By crowqu Le,ch
Cracker Ron-bon ~ Christmas Parte. BY Broush uu.
Round Game. for Parties, for Old and Young SIT edges,
Bosweis Life ofJohason 10 vols, 50 plates. 49,
lutanS Studies Of Heads finely drawn sone 4o. 81.
Funchs Piciprss-Pcur.s fom Portfolio OF Mr. Punch
GOO tlusuanons, BY Leech, VOL - 50.
beos ., COSTUME Or hnnas O. Fashion ny Lady Of ROnk.
Hoods Comic Annual 20 Illustrations, by Lnech
Drawing Book Of the Government school of Design
ohamber.s History o Tho Russian War 'psnddy illustrated
The Works Of Cauoya Ia Sculpture Modelling engraved
~ outline Sy Henry Moses VIA asserposs and biossph-
For sale At TAYLOR Il MAURyts
sovW --- bookstore, rear Nina street
NEW GOODS FOR THE FALL TRADrs,--So,v or,n-
1G sso.ns and very ss supply Off ara elegant good.
Dress Shirts In great variety
Under shirts and drawers 10
Gentlemsn's uaveli.,s shawn do
70 Va and warn gloves, do
70 scaris, stocks Ties, sc, do
DO dressing robes, do
Do walking canes, do
Umbrellas, perfumery &c, do
s aItmen rom recent ADDITIONS complete IN al lie depart
enp and buying exclusively Offer
best goods at the lowest aid uniform prices, at
HoV 1o-eozwn Sales Room Browne Hoet
oruoE or rHs CHFsLrE.EE asp Quo oAr,t Co,
..- Washington, Nov. 10, 1889
December for constructing masonry for The Chesa
pehhe and Ohio canal the OF No g. about
Specifications will be furnished application At the Office Of the
company. INV
The be required 10 proceed win the
cable. = 3'f " = say ~ p'e'-
Payments viii be monthly on estimates made Nv an Officer
W company reseving twenty per competon Of
w 8. RrNGGoIp
Cetk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Union Frederick Hagertown Mail and cumAerlapd Anega-
nsn, once week til day,
Nov ll-ieodpDec
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latter lost everything barely escaping with his person.
thought that yidaurris would have great effect
upon the Comonfort government.
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PRouDENoE, Nov 26One of the clerks in the "Areads
Bank Of this city hiss made tracks with about 20 900 Of the
funds of that institution. His suretes however, are be-
heyed TO be ample.
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Lnt.n from Morthsrn Msrieo.

Nrw 0RLEANs, Nov 26Prvate letters from Tamaulipss
that pitched battle occurred Monterey, the
10th Instant between Generals vdaurri and Cara The