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STAR.
you kissEDME.
BIT JOSIE s. HUNT.

BIZ JOSIE s. HUNT. ... ......
foa Kissed me- Ny head had dropped low ON your
With Nit feeling Of shelter and inf mite rest,
~ nus tpe noiy emot9n my tongue dared not speak,
flnsnea up. like fams, from my heart TO my
Your arms held me fast-oh your arms were 80
bart heat against heart IN their passionate hold
iosr ga Gee seemed drswlng my soul through my
The sun draws the mist from the sea to the skies
Ioul Ups chung TO mine till pray ed IN my bliss
my "hkht nsver uuctssp from that rapturous kiss
You Kissed me. My heart and my breath and my
y" dellrious Joy for the moment stood still.
Lille bsd for me then tenn ptations-no charms
no vista Of Pessure-Outslde of your arms,
And were this instant ang.l, pcssessed ..s...
vi the glory and peace thai are given the hlsst
would ling my white robes unre pininsIy down
And tear iron my forehead It's Deaatifui crow.
10 nestle ones more In that heaven of rest
VITA youf iips upon mine, and my head on your
Aoa ktsssd me Ny sonl in bliss 30 divine.
he"su snd swoorcd like foolish man drunk en- with
Nd though 'tvere dslciou. to die then II death
youy be.s, hiie my mouth was yet moist with
'T~s, re- DELICIOUS to die if my heart Nigh. grow
"mis yYur arms wrspt me round in that passionate
Ar snese are the questions I ask day and night:
my lie taste but such sxQ site tell hit /?
"ou,d you care If Jour bresst were my shelter as
And II you were here, would you kiss me again,
ihdrs1S CRUSADER Of Freedom.
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ID A KING HOUSE

u KING HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
Depository depositing Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks payable in currency.
DePosites of Gold will he paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with depositors ALLOWING
them to deposit Gold and Check for currency the
deposltoI beng credited with the difference.
So 8-u CHUBB BROTHERS,
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1NHE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
II OF Youth

AZ = 10 ~, 81 - * S.,,
NAL DiSEASES.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal W Weakness involuntary Emissions, Impo-
tence & O., sulting from VICIOUS habits acquired
during the critical passage f. ON Youth to Man
hood. - g.
BY DR.. CULVERWELL,
Member ofthe Royal College of Surgeons Of Eng
land lSH}, LIcenc,ate of the Hall, tls54), and 81
years Resident Practitioner in London. Author of
the "Guide to Health, Green Book" How to be
Happy" emoirs OF Single and Married Life. q c.
renowned Ply SLOAN and Surgeon. points ont the
only sure and permanent cure for all diseases result
ing from self abuse. end the only publication of ts
kind written In benevolent spirit and by soIentf-
10 man; II should be In the hands Of all who value
tbeir life and heal It'll and happiness here and hereaf
ter.
Price 70 GENTS stamps, at the receipt of which
II viii he sent, post Free and well secured. by Dr.
GU KLINE, No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box 1886, New
York, ian ~
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LssSSTEIcE FSs MhsfIEEEGG E csErksTTkkdE

IN mo. 6U.
NOTICE FOR kEeTURlNG CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
AI.ABAMA.-NoficeI 10 hereby given thst the Land
Once at Huntsville, IN the state at Alabama, vii.
and aft-r the 10Th dsy Of Nav next, BE- open Co
tn. sale at private entry and locaIlon ~ all vacant
pubic lands embraced the follow lnr tovn, hips.
viii were subject to entrr and location PRIOR 10
Withdraw al by Notice No. Ss. being lands vhIch
had been Withdrawn "a probably G, li.g within the
prescribed limits Of selection Of ilroad raat
Alahama BY act of Congress- approved Jun- & is6,
but since sscertaIned not % lie With a said mIis,
Nsrfh Of fAs base Tin, ond sasf Of the HpnfsriH.
m,ridiGn.
Townships and q Of rsat.5
TownshlYs l, 2. and s, and the parts OF tovnshIps
and ;. North and wet ct the fennessee river, OF
TOWNSHIPS and ?. and the p.rts Of townships 5
and T. north and west Of the TrnLesste Tiyer. oi
raase Z.
Township '. and the parts of township and ),
north aud vest OF the Tennessee rIver, III .. ngo
The parts VI township. sbd 2, nGTth aic vet ~
the febb-ss-e iI-fr, of fHa es.
htvsn under NV hand III IN GeAersl sod pf,ce.
A. the city of WaslIn ton, the 7th day "f Mach,
1875 THt,S. A. HE USITkr.
IN ialaw6v t,oFn1ai-sfsu
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, DO.

season. generally has he effect of bringing ont host
OF professedly new specifics, md while some are
good, many useless, and Others even dang erous
The wIsest course to pursue u to consult your
family ply sioian or onlerwise only such rene
dies long public ex perence has proved to be sale
and ethcacious. of this character is TfGER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
',rlsln ally the favorte prescription Of an eminent
physician. VI soon became popular remedy, and has
continued to enjoy growing repntetI for the last
twenty years. la cases Of common Colds, Coug bs
&o., II acts like charm and in Chronic cases, Bron
ohltls, WhoOplug Cough, Group. Asthma, Inf uenza,
&c, its success is unparal &C. and most Will testify
who have used il.
Price 25oerts and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold By Marin Il Palmer, Chas. Stott, O.. Wash
ingt0n; Cissel, Georgetown; Peel & Stevens. Al
exandria where it NAV be had also; fo7 convenience
known "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Canry
DrOps Rs an elegant, pleasant, and eicacious Pul-
monte Lozenge they are uDsur passed. fell Sm
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by inc Trcsloeut.
THOMAS A. HKYpR,cKs,
Commissioner Of the q General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- emptlcn
t. any OF the lands within the Pc and parts
ol tovnshlps aDye mentioned, IL required 20 estsh
receiver of the proper land ONCE. and wake pay
meat th.r.Jor as SOON as practicable aJter StstnE
ht motto, and before the day appointed for the
mencement Of the public of the ands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim viii he for
feited. THOMAS HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhce.
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L Ap!Es' TUCK, and all sorts of COME, .
Il GIBBS Hair Store, near iSh ct, snd st ho
seiss Room. under Wilsrds' hote.. ns-su
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NUNNS 4 CLARkE'S

NUNNS CLARkE'S
- = rHAtstEII. pAy fss a cn,s!SYYT
CELk MATED PIANO 40 PTa,c
Constantly receiving and for sale enly /, 3D.
H. go. JOHN e. EI,IJa
W re-. av, between 9Th And loth -.
Purchasers will find It to their ntsress D., o.n ".
for themselves the superior qualities Of the ABOVE
Stools. Covers, Mslodeons. Ao.. TO-, also a,
">u' -. s-Er .atF Ia;tA ,sss nl6-tr
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N s6tIa0MoN MANN
Again. very respectfully AID truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN,

CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1852
have used frof u. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. MY hair
was becoming, as thought. prematurely gray, but
BY the use of his restorative 1t has resumed orgi
Nal COLOR and, have no doubt permanently so.
s. BREESE, ex Senator u. g.
%; j. WOOD 4 CO, froprietors, 3l2 Broadway,
n. ". lin the great ". Y. Wire Railing Establish.
msptD and ia Market St., st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Drug gists.
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The important fact that the many alarming conn
plants, originating in the imprudenoe and sotude
OF youth. may he easily removed without Medieine,
entirely new and highly successful treatment AZ
adopted by the author, fully explained, BY meenso
and at the least possible cost. thereby avoiding al
the advertit ed rOstrums of the day.
sealed envelope, BY renting two postage stamps
to DR.. DE LANEY,
ss2s-d&wtf II Lispsnard street. New YORK.
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Az ER'S
Cathartic Pills,
SUGAR COATED.)

The following remedies are Of
fered to the public IS the best, most
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"A BE AuFT FGUrLC II Z D
RICHa Clio SSY HAIR.
coHPLBfnLY PREsIRvED li} :
49, TO THE GREATEST AGE -

And who that il gray would not haveit restored to
former color OF bald but would have tn srowth re-
stored; or troubed with daldruf and Itching but
would have 1t removed, or troubled with scrofuIa,
or with sick headsche neuralgia but would be cured
II Will also remove all plnples from the face or stln
Prof.. Wooc's Hair Restorative will do all this see
circular and the IotOwlng:
5000 -..- ANN ARAoR, Nov. s. IaS
PROF. q. J. Woop-Dsar Sir: have heard much
said cf the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restors-
and quack nOstTums, hair dyes, &c., wss dlspOsed
TO place your restorative IN the same category with
the thousand and one loudly trumpetsd quuck rem
edi6s, until l met you In Lawrence county some
induced the tri ofyour Re lucrative IN nv family
hrst by my good wife, whose hair had bec0,ns very
thin and entirely white, and before exhau sting one
OF large bottles her hair was restor nearly to
It's original beautiful brown color, and had thu eoed
AMI become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head. She continues tn use it. not simply
because ofits heethful influence upon the head and
mind Others my family ana friends are usinr
your Restorative with tn. happiest Effects; there
foie nv skeptlcsm and doubt in reference to it's val
ue and character are entirely removed. and can and
do most cordially and oOnhdentially recommend ats
use by all who would have their hair restored from
white or gray by reason OF sickness age to orig
mai eelor and beauty, and by all young persons who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
~ sbEIoMoN MANN
FRIEND Woop: 1t was q long time after saw you
at Bilssteld before got the bottle of Restorative
Tor which you gave me an order upon your agent in
Detroit, and when got 1t we concluded to try 1t on
Mrs. Manns hair. the surest test of it's power 1t
has done all hat you assn ed me it would do; and
others OF my family and friends, having witnes sed
Its ell ects, are now using and recommending its use
70 others as entitled to the highest consideration
Again. very respectfully AID truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
L AND MATURITf,

few words of the Rational Treatment witho,
Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local -E1TA
Ws ssi. NoCtnrnrn .i Ems',SSns, zA
@stnrs Decay ss ye Of the system SYSTEM im n E|
tsnoy, and lmpediments to Marriage
generally, By b. DE LANEY. M, ID,
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- RING STYLE OF HATS
~ FoR 1853. -
Gentlemen are invited to call and see the new
sty lies Of DIR SS HATS for Spring. -
embracing the Paris, New York and
Philadelphia styles, which cannot fail
10 10 please lease the most fastldious. Also,
ADMIRED and worn. Together wi'hA - ~ a
FBLT HATS and CAPS in all their H.
variety. WI '' Co1a&4s&>
The quality and price Of our HATS will be found
70 be the same M sold in any other house i'm this
ot , ana our $50, 9s, and S2.5o Hats cannot be
rsIhe prof OF the pudding il tho eating of it."
Ihen eve US call bnt remember-terms, ready
pay. Please don't ask for credit. ''1S
b. II. SrINEMETZ, Halter
zS IA. av near CORNER 18th at
70 @-tr between Wi ards a KirtWood Hon.a
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THE GhEAIEST GOOD TO THE GREAT
EST NUMBER.
wish al gentlemen TO bear in mind that the plan
~ adopted three years - w"
Nm ago OF selling HATS
and BOOTS at re-
dhefd prices, FOR
CASH, 10 now in sue
cessiul operation as thousands Of .
gentlemen testify. n
have just received full supply of ~ -
the lstsst New York styles Of
DRESS HATS, which am selling At s3 50, equal
to any, and much better than 10 usually sold At 81
or 81 and the best IS Hat IN the United States; and
agood fashionable Hat At 50 5,-ln fact, all kinds
Hats and Caps % per cent. lower than the usual
p,less:.fSr ga o"!y No extra profits. in order
uinc1uref. hrst rate Dress CALF-SKIN BOOT,
~ % 70 JUST a. good that arc cold from IS TO
y; and sPlendi PATENT-LEATHER GXiT-
best SKIN e. ar{ e Is or O.; and the very
p, nootmakers of this city can be supplied with
"o'' % usual NJ my regular prices. Terms cash.
New York Hat Store. 1th .treet
a. M opposite the Avenue House,
- Agent ~ he n
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COMMERCIAL al. Z
s. DAILY INTEIIIGENoERe OFFTC

h - =, titl7 Daily INTEILIGENoER OFFICE,F 7t
WHEEI1No, Nov. IL 1853. ,3ss
WAEAF-9O. to 100. ~ 49, - e 80
43to so. s5s&Eii4'1,
GoaS.The being sl green. duh at from
0AIs-PurchRseS made at from 40 to IS. y 2i Z
BARLRT-Good prime 60 to 40. -5s' $50 -
PoTATOES-S5 to %.
Provisions shoulders Hams, (plaih) 1O,I; canvass
ed 1e cnFed, 11H9i8 Lard in bbs iGc, in kegs
9Fea Beef 1sc Ksg Or packed butter 1O911e
GEooERtEsNo change; Rio Coffee, I28121s. N O. Sugar
IN hhd5 1926 In bbls l0c. NJ o. MolaSses, 47c; Sugar
House, Soc; Syrup Co. Cheese, Sc.
iMHIsEX-Drooplng at 25c for rectiAed. -
SOAP AND CANDLRs-AEdHtEtGtcture Prfces-sum1nert
Tel0w cFndles 1sc. R0sin SOAP S7 chemical Soap To-
made to wholesale purchasers - = ~ 80 =
isrAHcH-0olumbus Pearl Starch, Go including box.
Rosltood supply at 8OU98 IS - Dbl, owing to, the
quality.s5 -ast5ts 5sT5 - S0s5Tsss5-s
Common to Extra, 6Sg65c per Dbl. -
CEMENT continues Without change prceg and With Limit
ed demand at 90 so per Dbl. 7-!fEfl
Leather % TO 2bc Harness do &c to 2T
Upper Leather $8a, 900 to $s5, COPPER dog. - asav
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Z #NRw York. Noy.Ha1 ON the 18th Congress
sional District the canvassers have only COM
pleted 4 g. f.ltfe s24 towns in West Chester
county Returns show a slight gain for Has
kin, who isprobably elected by ten or twelve
majority.
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Coal Oil and Coal OH Iiaa1nps.

] Coal Oil and Coal! OH Lamps.
NV have lust received beautiful article OF Goal
W.. better than any ever before sold this
bon and Goal OILS bYoters has in great degree
from this OIL making to handle
and giving brilliant Sht TIE smoke bie
attends the Coal 0is now n ilSe.s
We have hand of own the Isr,1e5kt
ana best assortment Of Lamps every
burning the dinerent kinds Of oils.
Our Coal OIL Lamp Cap is 80 that Inv, the
panston of the chimney from heat It viii not break By BE-
Ing cramPed cap, which is the "
Goa Ohis the best OIL ever used, giving far more ltRhE
Ct less cost, and being pon.explosye. All in Wa6f
Light. call atthe fQneenSwafe Store of fsf5.f
ran .ss.if a HOBBS &,BARNES, 1l5, Main, St., =.
next door 70 HeSkelI & SReafingsn,.gssy
& 0ctss So4sai5 4le5s5 800 Wheeling, Va,
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!.sg11 g OWAsg MORCAN.

yVG4DLEsAIE AND RRTAIb Menpfactnrer OF Saddles,
and Trunks, and dealer allaFti-
ctss usually Kept by sa0dleTs leave inform the
RnSas has Ct Main
anyot the above articles WorE
ana sell At fair obtain liberal share
cpatronage. Particular pai to orefed
work, and repairing done with dispatch. sepig Sf
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!, AUeysrA. Ga, Nov. 10.AThe Wilmington,
n O., Journal reports pilot boat having spo.
ken a SLAYER of sKetch Bros, of Charleston,
from the cost of fEica, in charge of Lieut. Stone,
Of the. y. IS. Sloopu of. War Marion. She is
expected to daily arrive at Charleston
The farmers say positively, that there was q.
killing frost this. morning. IS 20 20
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Largest ciroulat1onof any Paper ,iniVVpst
-. tern Virginia. 4 ~
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NmmTCT

- 4NO,L5INIIs5
VIE firm Of Sheppard Morgan is this day dissolved
- by mutnaT consent. The BuSInes OF the Arm Min be
settled by Sheppard. ThoseInIebEe the arm are
to call an 8h0Se
settlement - s. n SHEppA IN ~
Sept 10th 1883. - CEfls. sMoRC5tE
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49,
tl l1teks g 43,os12gssA eIeyef (1lPef-
the stsissts Sstesd5SS, Is dc Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, whence they were to
be shipped to the east, for sansdnptiSa during
the holidays which are rapidly approaching.-
The turk yslhot ted OF, and Eept Continually
s!opplng ana nylag !. over one another causing
trathfnlaess and force 81 the turEesTman,s rs
mark have Griy cattle and I'VE lriy l3ops 3
but driving turkeys Is leetle abIt too partien.
lar,' 90
: 81, + - q. e rs p
3f,,s;eaI we tba f,;nci{[,,,ot;
.,,a4 NJ. ~.
tnat .l4s anu 2. Drew ana S3haIs
ley Drew, formerly OF this city, appeaFedS before
Cincinnati public night before; last. in connec
tion vitb AFiss Rosisn =, s,,..
,;l;a NJ 1Tss
AAAs sAA. me y e!E es:s Il
der Singing was better than the audience had
ana cretitta though
she tellilnto the error OF the evening, and ct.
lem pEe9 y nat sne.Sas7 notsab TO
DsqeI iss lad named fD gs Byew5om we men.
toned ned last week, as having been injured B q.
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s New York, Nov. 1O.-Per steamship Kanga.
roo from Haxre, Oct. 25.-C Cotton is unchanged;
sales Of q dnya, 1000 bales; Orleans middling
1887, ditto fair 165a1O6E 81
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r.
dGOM1iE 1s( C3ff7 k-lk@E AFlkHlp-EpCtN E
- = 77ssi - - ~ - - =,
a ETRJTl E4'E5yA ~ ~ e - :. ~ e
4 ;es[Ss y -. : - = p.
tRsYt1H f1SSV EI~A+TFE0 d.
NAI of beauty, It cannot exist without a head OF
Il hair then read the III IuI as
circular around each bottle and no one can doubt:
ED6sO n T3tlsNT 4 ms a. - n n q.
- = g As Esq AsATAVEe
me old and youngs to this won
xhtSh tgtns back It's
eE9S the Peau o. the bald With lu1lffant
the qandE1n ttciing3 and all cntane0uS
9 continual low of the h6id5
ana hehse used as dressng tor half Will
preserve rs eolor and it from falling extreme Old
1ge IN an rs We call then upon The bald
the IN to use it, and surely the young
wiz nSts az saeyNans the locks the Bitcning
The Fent fo45pTot tyEoodSsi n. e, q. 81
In regard to the Restora
tiVe' rev Weeks Ss s BIZ ~ -, sf
Mr. LeavenWorth * nave Sss1s s; is.
drun scur more than year my hair
began come out sscurf aid hair tboefsi -y Vr
New Haven bapSf ~
cures IlGalied al, your btpFe list 4
ton il Was the thing The my S S
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ECtNcfNNXT1,l Nov. lO,--Rivet,. riseni59 inches
:he,last q hours. Weather cool. Their. a.
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North Western Va. agricultural society (
sAIEETIN6sof tile Stockholders Oh the North WESTERN
Virgina Agricultural Society will Saturday,
NoYebeE 10Th, 1885, Ht the Court House, between
hohrs of and O'Clock II. M for the
70 serve the ensuing OF Family Tickets
aud entitled to the priyiier
iofsVoting at this electfon -
BY order Of the Executive Committee 90 II ffl NJ
+
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1he fdShfons an ladies Dresses According
TO the fashion mongers the fashions for the.wing
ter will be unusually elegant. Flounces wiilnot
be abandoned, but side trimmings and double
skirts will enjoy special share of fashionable
favor Some Parian modiste has lately made
many silk dresses with skirts entirely plain
The silk employed is ola very rich texture, and
of only one color. Thecorsages are made high.
and the sleeves are of the pagoda form. The
only ornaments are several rows of buttons
on each side of the skirt.
"A dress destined for evening dcmi.to;Hetto
presents some novelty. 1t is made of White
spotted muslin, and it has avery long cointure
OF the same material, edged with running Of
pink ribbon in the hem. Another dress snitas
ole for demi- toilettcis composed Of silk f,rbrea
IN small grey and white chequers. The skirt is
oruamented with broad bands Of silk, of that
bright tone of color called ''Blue Louise, Two
OF these bands are placed perpendicuiafiy on
the front OF the skirt, and then carried round
tae lower edge. This dress has no corsace. but
is worn with a white muslin jacket trimmed
With YalenCiennes and bows of blueTibbo
The same style has been adopted very effect.
lively for dress Of black silk, striped With er6-
Seile. Arpnning of black velvet is placed at !.
little distance from the edge of the bands iof
groseills silk employed for7t6e thinning aEhe
muslin jacket is profnsely trimmed with bows
Of groseille ribbon, iptermiggled with black
velvet Velvet trimmings for bonhets win be
fashionable ~ $3.50 X, /, a ss;,a,.. Ia. 81.
These are the edicts Of those 9 n 10
manage to obscure by absurdly shaped dresses.
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20. ~. Bro OWN
MS NJ n nm ET1 NJ n H4EIt 1sz.,

118 MAIN STREET., saa ,saa
DEALER in Watches, Clocks JeRelry, Silver and Plated
- Ware, Fancy Goods, &c. Wholesale and Retail
Agept-ferJ the sale OF the CELBBBATED AMERICANA
HATCHESs manufactured BY APPIEToN, Co.,
Agent for the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINES,
announc his return from New with complete
Sortmen Of every variety OF goods ihs line, which will
be offered at prices to compete ithany house in
country Please call and examine before purchasing else
where. sfs5sg sepI6-1y
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AUdusT4, GA, Nov. ia killing frost Is
reported to have occurred in this vicinity and
tits certain that there has been a heavy white
frost The growing cotton crop is supposed to
be damaged if not killed. 20
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The RiDe4.- There were seven feet water inIa
the channel last evening and about at stand.
There is nothing of particular interest transpi-
ring about the landing ThetFord and Empire
City were up for ports below.
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SEE advertisement Of Df. -Sanford's Liver In
yigorator in another column. E ~.
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EA q PERRFN's WORCRsTFR sHIRR sAI0a, % world.
II vide rsnoJyn. store and for sale by g ,.;
oct20 5t5E - Wa EDWARDS BRO!
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B1s4pHRl { UNION. iI=lIIIIIIl+iia.

THE UNION LINE.
no TdR DAILY INTEG1sIG4t NGER.
oBT1dE. 0oRNER WAFRR AND aoNReE sERREFs.l
100 10 g n e a
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. =
The COLE ctoE of Mobile has, bean applied to !,
Tor clearance TO, Walkers emigrant vessel, but
hehas FefesEsd the question to the Ssssy Of the
he and Gen Hsnpingser last night reconciled
their former dif fsrences. 2a
Gen. oPaex will return to Venezuela insthes
chartered steamer America ssss tssj
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11lgolaIl 9. I3RQ.h

haEe lIst anothe lot Of RekeAdinstnr
Pl1op1l1f
aeEs 20 the NeeslFt ~ sRs.5
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This invaluable Imminent alap equally eflcationS In
curing the diseases OF Witness tha fooIinE
SeEtlnSate: 9essFS. q A. fnOt, and Arn6t& Co.
Keep Two the Wet
sqFetly known thropgh tthe DATED State .. :; Il
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SECOND F.dIzI1. AI2RIVdL OF
k0O0iYARDs MoRENEw CARPETS, bought at great
reduced prices Nov Is the time greater
bargains than ever ss5tss5 ss9ii4 llss,
OF Carpets at astonlshngly low prices, are
nyitedto call at No. 148 Main ST., examine Sssor
met Is not equaed either quantity OF price west
Of the mountoins. Only think ofss=.s 80 -
A GOORs44 c4RRkT,1T 35 dKRIs PER Y1RDi
Who would without Carpet when it much cheap.
er than seEpb6ng hppniE A ii - ~ II :
Al are Invited to call and examine stock, and
prlcs VIII be made TO suit 80, BARBOUR IA
6et98 eEf 81 A35e RfaITs ~