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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-10

ing terms. TWO 1T NDRED ACRES OF the
Farm called "DELACARLlA," on which | now
reside.
The -ail land offers rare inducements to purcha.
,r- .cr. The DWELLING aud out buildings
Ii are ample for the farm, aud are in good re-.
pair. The 81" j. very prudurtiye--the water y
pure and abundant, and the timber sufficient for
all purposes.
The FARM j. situated in Fauquier County,
about four miles from each Of the thriving Vii.
lagos of Mililcburg. Cppcryillc, and Rectortown,
where Schools and Churches ar. abundant.
| will sell for moderate cash payment, make
an ul-puiahle title, and take deed Of trust for
the deferred payments.
Nv Post Office i Midiirburg, Va.
THOMAS TRIPLETT.
again rrution those who may have any bust
mes. with me- that will not lie responsible for
any debt. or accounts against me, without my or
der in my own hand writing.
THOMAS TRIpLETT.
Fauquier County, va, nov lu-3t
rINHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF ALEXANDRIA offers reliable insurance
for ouch FIRE and MARINE RISKS they
may receive at their Office, No. II FArRrAN
STREET Also. n savings Bank, receives
MONEY on DEPOSITE. allowing interest. and
investing the same agrc.nhly with thoir Charter
Board of Directors;
=. BOYD SMITH, President.
Il. :. A.hby. Vim. \. Mcveigh,
Casslu, +. Lee, " Boush,
Benjamin Barton, Levi. Mckenzie.
nov lo-rf +. i. POWELL. Sec'y.
vINRAcES. Loo CHAINS, &.--I wish 20 Dis
i pose ot my whole stock Of heavy goodt before
the 1T If January ncxi, and will give great bar
gains in the above Glass of goods. it only needs
trial 10 prove the fact Cali NJ No. IS King street
-. n h..
JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
nov 10 NJ. = King street
KEROSENE AND coal ulL.-The sub.
IN -crlber- have Just received full supply oi
the Boston and New York Kerosene, also Coal
OH. which they offer Tor sale at reduced prices
nov 10 H. COOK i co. Sarepts Hall.
I AMPS, KEROSENE OIL. &c.-Just receiv
/ 81 supply IL pure imp.l Kerosene recti
lied Coal Drl. alto, Coal OIL Lamps. Wick-. &C. by
DE. X. II. STABLEk,
nny Ia NJ. iGj King street
DTCkWHEAr MEAL.-2,U UO rs. New Buck
~ wheat Meal. iu.t received per steamer Dia
indnd state, tor ale by
nny 10 GAKRET HULsT.
ItoRN MEAL'-loU bu-h. Corn Meal in store
" AMI for sale by
nov 10 Y. 4. BREWlS.
NEW nAMs.-New Sugar Cured Ham, 70
~ c,i.eI aud tor sale by
nov 10 GAKRET HULST.
1nan CORDS or WOOD FOR SALE.-I
IUUU have for sale, within ten mile. Of Alex
anlril. and bordering on n. Potomac, 900
CORDS PINE WOOD. which will eel for 81 90
per cord standing. Address a. b., Aexan.
lrIa T. a. nov 5--d6t
GEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND COAL,
" We nre prepared to furnish cargoes Of this
superior article, deliverable At this place
nov WM. IL. F0WLE 4 SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-10

TT1RAyELING SHAWLS for gentlemen, at
nov MEYENBERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-10

1nnn CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALT
lUUU have for sale, within ten mile Of Alex
anlria. AMI bordering n. Potomac, 1000
CORDS PINE WOOD, which will .rll for 81 .OO
per cord. standing. Address a. b." Alexan.
drla +. -. nov 5--d6t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
WHOLE TICKETS. SO HALVES, 500 Quarters, s.
ne o4AoLE AcAb6E I'll
$4,000 Tieketsg
NE.nlr ONE PRIZE re Evunr Nfus TrsKrrs

/ Grand Prize OF s5O. coo
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From the Cincinnati Price Current. Oct.


During Che past week have received information from
ous localities in the west resardeg the state 81 the
corncroP and not Little about ogs Without going de
t4 We viii give the points brief Summary. In this
ee in light sandy soils, the Corn crop much better than
was eSpected month and generally speaking fu
taxing into consideration the greater breadth Of ani
planted 10 igh slndy soil Ssyer Ell
the effects OF the drOuth July, AID all the yield
will not halt bet the quantity Of such land
IL snail aud, consequently. will felt Ind
the crop excellent aod in the Wabash conry,
usually hy the ears being longer and better hed Than usual
Indeed We have complaints from portion Of hat State in
81 parts the crop appears % he satisfactory good crop Of
wheat has been soEn, andit looks WE'LL
La Illinois, ept from few counties in the northern portion
OF me State where was I1red y frost the crop Is mr. IN
many paes good ard IN all god rich cn and heavy II Is
yet fully maured but the present weater very favorable
and quantity tha supposed woad not mature be-
fore frost would come is nearly ost Of ange and gener
ally exceeds the expectations Of the iarner
In Iowa. there considerable variety in the crop; IN the north
portion the Of the injury doe By the frost
about the h Of septem6er and some represent serious, whilst
ed only 'he ease we have not heart from this state tuy
enough YET to be soe 20 speak Of the definite
In Missouri the crop pretty good though like Iowa,
have have not heard from many points in that state
In Kenueky, the is represented fair average, and Is
tully nAterei' ne quality being eHcsneet. -. -E
In Virginia the crop, learn is partial f and
We have 90 very definite adTces from Tennessee but from
what have impression the crop is moderately good
mall places from. hogs being generally fed
With great aod industry and it excesingly difficult
are fully able they have The the
this time In places the farmers have been
Of Indiana seace and ia emani as high
4c goss having bl paid for them sre seems to be no
going hear OF contracts being made The
general ID the farmers that they will obtain high
prices for their hog bu. all hnse who wen ia 50 freely last fall
are now hOt The Indications that the number Of
hogs brought market will he great last year. and that
their cond ton viii be far better. . = .- 20 Pa
there have been contracts made far
have heard though there for November s1j
that pary offers So but it generally
posed they them FIJI hoe contracts at Sc
for delivery the coming November The
for Bacon and laeness of the market Of Hans
20 gether with those contracts it is supposed will make the
open higa, probably So many think bat the greater
oV determined 70 hold back until prices rule at
ae point and this point is fixed IL te minds At s. there
abUus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08


The Fire Company No. will give ball at their
room in the north end of the Market House on
Wednesday night next, for the purpose of increas-
ing their Library. Everybody knows how much
good may be accomplished, how much solid infor-
nation acquired through the fundamentally of a
good Library during the long winter evenings that
are approaching. The members of No wish to
make their room not only place of pleasant resort
but in which much valuable information can
Ice acquired. We hope the businesses men about the
square, and in fact Of whole city viii remember
the gallant services of the fireman in days gone by,
and il they cannot attend themselves, TO send up
their dollar. Let them remember that the firemeu
orks not for pay; that all hours and in al weathe-
= ney peril their lives and health TO preserve your
Svroperty, and now that they make call for your
,A5ounty, let no niggard response be made but one
that will show these gallant men that their labors
are appreciated
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

WILKINSON COUNTY FAIR.-The UNION AND ANERE-
can was represented at this interesting Fair on
Thursday last and we have to express our great
pleasure of seeing such grand demonstration in
such good cause. Every department was excel
lent. The stock was unsurpassed by any we have
witnessed but the Floral Hail. conts lining articles
from every branch Of industry, science and art, was
the GROWING feature in the whole affair The fair
daughters and excellent matons of that and the adj
joining counties fully equalcd, if they did not
pass in the beautiful ornamental and useful articles,
any exhibition we have attended elsewhere. The
paintings, drawings clothing needle and other work,
fruits, vegetables, wines, eordials, jelies, meats,
cakes pickles saddlcry, vehicles, machinery farming
implements, mechanic arts, &c. &c, were of the
GIiest Upon the whole, il was just such an exhibit
ton they all should be proud of; and then they
all turn to the Fair, and eat together and invite
all visitors to share their unbounded hospitality
with them. We were reioiced to notice this and
other features, all tending to advance in eminent
degree tie best interests Of their Fair.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NV YORK, Oct 2 nOOn.Four rm sales to-day 900 bills
Corn has advancing tendency sales 1000 ues mixed at
95II. Ness Pork Slj.62H Whisky 2s99aH.
CINCINNATI, T. Flour firm; GOO bbls, 81 60
9475 Corn; CO. old So Whisky-sales 500 bbs 2692G
Lard IOA9IIc --..s...
NEw YoRK Oct 7.-5UcT1oS sALEs-Tea spirited but
changed Malaga Rsisins S2l5z 33, Layers 50 1902 o.
Muscate S37O94. Lemons S3a3IO.
NRw 0RLEANs, October CottOnSalss to day 500 bales
Middlng l0sI GIl. The CInadas received after
business hours Sales b 0O0 bales receipts Of the
week bales Is OO bales during the time last
year; exports Of bales; exports Of the
5000 bales receipts this port ahead OF last year,
50 O00 bales.
Codee-saesof the week. II so bags ls. Stock New
Orleans, u 900 bags
NeS York sight exchange, par9H premium.
NEW YoRK, October 7-Evenng-Cotton dull; sales $50
Flour firm; sales 1900 b5s "a &C. Mixed
Germ % 1895
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Foreign markets,

LvreIL sept 2i-Coton-sales of the week Sc 600 bales
Ali qualities declined and inferior qualities,
closing firm.
Breaestufs-AH qualities slightly declined
ProYisions-SlcsdY.
COnscls-a5ss. rt.f-.4.. a.t.aa-
LONDON, Sept, s3.Mones is decidedly stringent.
LvEsrooi- DC: Cotton sales Of the week 1000 bicF, o
which spectators took Oa exporters 600
Alquslities declined and still inferior qualities
Holders offer fey bu show dspos ion To sales Sales
Friday 5000 bales closing quiet but steady Oesos Fair "a
Biddiing, Ga Mobile Fair7I MidlIng OK Upland Far7s;
BiddIing6 Stock Liverpool bales
bsessre American Manchester alvces favorable quiet
frm. .....
Saturday AernOonsass day eco bales Of which ex
POrtes took OCO bales closing quiet Breadstuas dali
steady. Provis Ons quiet; sales unimportsnt.
LoEDoS-Af ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J5 S95k. -#
Richardson, Spence Co. quote -four DALI quo
ations being barely ID. New American 2 silHugs
psrb.rrel. Wheat dull declined Ice pence Red IA as;
White 9se9 Al Corn dull declined pence nike So sl96s
Id, yellow 9lS6a white 7s7s6d efseady. Pork qus,
quotations nominal Bacon dull.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

pubic blessing which universally admitted to exist
in Moaats Life Pills Bitters is day demon
by astonishing efficacy the which they are
All the cOmpsAts Of the stomach and bow
digestive organs and Of the system general
y bilious and liver night fever headaches, piles
eostiyeness consumption sumatsm scurTy imTuy oil tae
blood or botched SaoW compexons yield to their
curative properties Asngls invariably them the
title of the hest family before the public For sale
by the PROPRIETOR MOFFAT his Office s55 Broadway
and By Store keepers and Druggists generally
cctSdu3t+
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
Immense Sale OF Town Lots
IL
II

ENE Trustees Of the Memphis ard Hopefed Real Estate
scciaop have drScrminsd to sell the Lands and
up business cfsa Company, and vii the 2sth
October Sj9 sell out the town of oPefe in Lots pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder,
Hopeeld IS destined among the great cities Of
West situated opposite the city OF Memphis
the bank of the great Mssp p the
the Memphis Little Railroad, the
railroad in operation between St. Louis and New Orleans tia
penetrates tn great Wsrld of the Mississippi river, and the
which will in few years, opefeld with
Pacific Deem and the Southern terminus Of the 81 Louis
Rail ;he richest country
world, rapidly being opened and in useful cult
walton. The prophet deem 5ecessary them
show the public that lIopefed bound
porum the OF the Great Western World
center Trustees will sell all lauds belonging sail
Company, consisting Of about 500 within
Memphis. G. r. LOCKE & Co,
AuctiOn9frs and Real Estate Brokers.
j. s. CLAYBROOK,
WILL0UGuBY WILL ANS,
Trustees.
Refer 10 B. 3. NADDELL. Agent, Union Block, south
soe Of Court street oct5 dS tw3leach
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From LenronUnr,h.

30tli has arrived with $4,000 gold.
The WyandOtte Constitution is adopted in the Ter
iitory by probably 1000 majority.
Mr.. 0tero, Judge Watt, and Porter are supposed
to I've passengers fhe incoming Santa Fc mail
Much anxiety has been felt as to their safety.
The outgoing mail was attacked by the kirawas
on the oath. -.
The Salt Lake mail has arrived at AtchisOn.
A company of emigrants from Iowa and Missouri
was attacked by the Shoshone Indians near Marsh
Valley. The Indians killed one and wounded thr
of them took THEN. cattle and burned the wagon
ed.
Another party from Burlington, Iowa. was attack
Lord GrOsvenor arrived on the 9th enroute for
California and China.
Chapman command has arrived and relieved Cole
mel Ruggles who left on the Sth for Leayen-
worth
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- CauIion.--Thc article of

Rx%S CaUIiOn.--The article of
sSGA~-e--e Whisky we'll known "Dzy's Arc.
matte VALLEY Whiske has established reputation universal
renders it difficult for thu to keep pace with the
dmani Tbs the result of persvering energy rs intro
ducion sustained by determination adopted the outset and
for nSs departed from, that its original purity and
uarivaied excellence should continue to the end
The fate Attendant upon all such essfu efforts,
has oveaken the manufacturer. 1t initiated by Inscriptions
posor and inferior and spurious lrceis Talmed OF
the community, tie great detrnent of the public well
injury the manufacturer both in emoument and we'll earned
repute Every made guard against this piracy
by Copyright Of the Label asd peculiar shape OF the bottle
caution public against this imposition them and
Hpsn rights and earnestly desire such information from
those Eko may posses it, by having vcmsed otherwise,
will enable protect the public and myself by Troeeu
ten to the utmost extent Of the Law The genuine Days Aro
matte Valley Whisky in IL bottles each with
light yellow Label AMI sealed with yellow with the rro
Prieors STAMP the and fac smile signature Ct the pro-
prietor on the articles limitations.
? Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy Valley Whsey sold by the bottle
only WIN. II. DAILY,
~ South William Street, New York,
sea9i-dqul Sole PTopte
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CANDIDATES.
aTT0RNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized Jas. b. RANEs ESQ, as
candidate Tor the oc Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
oa circut composed Of the counties Of williamson Sumner
and Davidson. Election in May, 1861
We are authorized MANSON NJ BEIEE seand
Attorney General Of the OH Judicial Circuit composed
Of the counties WiIliamson, sumner and Davidson.
Ocf6-ta
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For County Trustee.

weare authorized THOs. t. SAUNDERS can
Couay Trustee for davidson county at
the election be held in March. 1854. APPS
We authorized to announces IsHAN CLARK as eand
date County Trustee at the ensuing March election
aug27- I'd
We are authorized SAMUEL P. AMENT, q
candidate County OF Davidson county at the
March election .-e seP2-td"
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NEW BOOKS.
Life for a Life. By John Halifax.
The Aonicans Of Paris. By nhnas.
Adam Bide By George Elliott.
Bayard Tayior's Travels 10 Gre-ce and Russia.
History Of the Italian War Of 1859 Price = cents
The Elements Of OfaugTts or. Beginsors. dalds. 81
Paul Morphy Match Gauss. For sale by
sep3a JOHN YORK & co.
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A New PAPER-Mr. MOREAU BREWER proposes to
commence the publication of new Democratic pa
per in Jackson. Tennessee, as early practicable,
prior 10 the LIST of December next sea
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THE ORIENTAL FLLrsNAN or NATuRAL wE,THEE BDCGvoE
Crews spontaneously the Besert Of ArAa IT is in
cerruptbe will shd lag: century
K will orets in any climate throughout the The various
changes Of ne aseaeh eo1y JsHr hears M odCeRee, ard
perfectly re.be. II is the discovery Of LsUs GILMAN, of
Columbia, Tenn and be obtained for 81 81 A. STRETCH
General Agent Nashville Tenn secured by mail y the
disccverer fer 80 current Hsney.
Ia
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THE YORK FOR GovERNOR-The two houses Of the
Legislature met in convention yesterday for the pur-
pose of opening and comparing the returns of the
vote for Governor, but il found that no returns
had been made to the Speaker of the Senate re-
uuired by law. bv the sherifs of twenty coun-
ties. and tn, convention adjourned to Monday, the
18th inst to slow the Sherifs OF those counties 10
make the required returns The following are uh'
counties from which returns have not oeeh receN
ed Bledsoe, Blount, Claiborne, Hawkins hamilton
Knox, and Monroe, in East Tennessee; BEDFORD Ool
fee, Davidson DeKalb Fentress, Grundy Lawrence
Marshall, Rutherford, Sumner, and Wayne, IN hiaai
Tennessee; and Carroll, Decatur, Dyer, Henry hay
wood, Lauderdale, NcNairy, Madison, Perry, an'
Shelby, in West Tennessee.
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. ToU OH GoosE n--an Old goose was On exhibit
ten at the recent New Jersey State Fair of which
the history was related as follows. in pacard at
taclied to his cage:- Madame Goose is row owned
by RoBERT SCION, Of Readngton, Hunterdon cOun-
", New Jersey. She has been in his possession
twenty-five years, and was given to him by his
grandfather, Major Il. G. ScHOsr. RoREErs father
is now in his 4St year, and this goose was gift 70
his mother, ss part Of her marriage outfit. The
mate of Mad Goose was killed in the Revolutionary
War. being rode over by troop of cavalry. She
enioys general good health, Is not active as she
once was, but moves about among her descendants
with dignity and considerable activity. In the
spring Of 1861 she laid six eggs, three Of which
were hatched and tle gosiins raised. In the year
1855 she made seven nests, and laid but two eggs
evidence, perhaps of failing faculties. Her eyes are
becoming dim, one having almost entirely failed
The year Of her birth cannot be known but she
mains a representative Of the oldcn time. and IS
worthy the respect which honorable old age shonld
command. ass
W.. @. wHrHoExE. Esq.-sThe telegraph informs
US that this gentleman has been elected to the speak
eishp OF the House of Representatives rs he IS
our warm personal friend. and our sort of Demo
crat, and the first to suggest his name IN
connection with the position, it is natural that we
should feel gratiiied we do, at his election let
il Is not account Of personal friendship and po-
litical orthodoxy alone that are so, but because
we think Mr.. Whtthorne's high talents industrious
habits and great legislative experience peculiarly II,
him for the position and because we are satisneo
that he will lIit with distinguished credit TO him
self and great usefulness 10 the State. We eongsst
ulate the House on their choice of presiding ON
GER and are sure that, in making that choice the
peoples representatives could rot have more fuzzy
1oef the wishes of their constituents than they have
done BY the selection Of We Whtthorne- Ava
lanche ..
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We refer all who wish to go to Cairo St. Louis
TO the advertisement Of the Runyan, in this morn,
ing's paper She is first-class boat and her ON
GERS study the convenience and care of their pas
sengers.
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NASHVILLE:
RETAIL PRICES.
Lrsr OF CONTENTS:

EmsT PaeE.-Letter from JoHN RAxDolEH; The
Most YirtuOus Woman IN France Her Coronation;
Col FREHoNT's Mariposa Mines Annexation Of West
Florida to Alabama Bursting OF a Balloon. and its
Terrific Descent-Thliling Scene; Supreme Court
Decision
Fo'R1H PAoE.-Ncrthern and Southern Demo-
Gratis; ACKNOWLEDGMENT in New York
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COMMERCIAL.


There has been an active demand at Cincinnati for acon
sv sdvape aly &c within the past week. market
being firm at Sc for Shoulders and 0c for Ribbed Sides These
prices are fully Ishgber than ts quotations month ago.
The Cincinnati Price csrseaf Of the 5th says
During the mast month te unusual good demand
for tacon ana bulk and this igman from
sers very speculative purchases having been The
STOCKS Of mi pork New York and Ncs Orleans have
largely re iuee showing that the consumption has
TINS good coHsnmpye demand and consequent rapid reu
Of stocks sroduc yesy 6snl ierng part Of hold
and pry ner pcistian ihat still hige r Or ces
realized. il= season being far there
disposition q sell the highest prce Is each-
il is iAi tie hg tis ming xeSr sl
~ f tilrs to four weks VII rrlenE
x,,rt tail sAt qaaaty Dacon exrsr c during
,,sst M a than slldtns rBtil
last err. teng 5J hhds against aur,ns rpt
sE5 a exports the Septe sher have A.
r5dfB ait b psrcsse that in all
creass in The Of pork pounds.
generally enbracs the jntbg which 20 She
hgures 50 n bs, during Septcm year against
956l time There has been time dur
ing the months, wien tie socAs 81 provisions
adeiphta Baltimore, these create
necessary the demand they have per
mttd down 20 low point during August, and The
unng g1Ff eonsers, September, the
West IA to be rssorle 70 pretty generally fr supplies Tic
close At hand hoSser hsn the CONSUMPTION OF
bacon w larely fall on aod fresh used in its place;
and eef il mali the leading ofhe country selltn
Onehsif the price did at this ago that It will
he that tbe time this demand viii must be quite
uncertain AMI necessarily short. ~ : gFf % .sr
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As Early Grove Miss The 18th Of September 1852 DAVID
WARREN, infant s1n of Cell D. W. and MArha A BAlieW
sged II months and % days
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NEGRO GIRL EoR SALE.

Simpson Maock and Maria Maock and others-ex parte.
decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county. render
ed In the above cause the September Term 1850,
for sale, door ia Nashville Saturday,
the list day OF October next, girl named BETTY. about
years age credit Of four months, security
payable Ia hank required. +. 4. CHEATHAM.
sep20td:p'Ts Zee 81 50 Clerk & Msler,
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- "If eyer mankind found

eff ever mankind found
49, anything, It's say that sueh is found
"Perevee perfect cid adage and many valuable
things q perseverance, Fortune does
always Bts the laps Of people, on the con
tSry the useful taken labor tine and
expense bring them light We have one great example OF
this record. 1t is that Of PALLETS MAGICAL FALh
ETEAC7OR which is ACKNOWLEDGED by the whole world as
e mss extraordinary cure for burns ssd, cuts bruises and
multitude Of other Ills has been we'll ehosen IS 1t
truly embodes its Pecusrhes. On application all pain ceases
all Inflammation subsidies, the healing at snce sets IN
No time lost doctors fees expended lingering torture
suffered. May We net say have found it Yes true,
PAS EXTRACTOR,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale aud retail by
J.WRIGHT 4 CO,
81 and ISL chGrtres street,
Sole Agents for the sOueru s,es and to whom all
| should be addressed. sepIB-d&vim
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We are AUTHORIZED HAESN P. Bo'rIoK cand'
date for the Oes Of County Trustee Davidson county at the
ensuing March election oct5-td