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txhe4De1e's rate1e
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Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE

Ayers Cherry Peetoral,
Has for itself such for tie Of variety
Of Throat and Lung Complaint that It is entirely
for to the evidence Of its virtues wherever has
boon employed As has long in constant throughout
this section do TIL assure the people S quality
kept the best has BEEN and that DO relied
to do for their relief all 1t has been found to do
Ayers Cathnrtic Pills.
FOR ALI. PURPOSES OF A PURGATIvE MEDICINE,
For Cosveness for the Of Dyspepsia for Jaundce
for the Of ndgeson for Headsche for the Of Dys
eery for Foul stoach for the OF Erysipeas for the
Piles for the Scroule for all Scrofuons Complaints
for the Of for Diseases OF the Skin for the
OF Liver Complaint for Drooy for the cure OF letter
Tnmors and Salt Rheum for Worms for the of for
Dinner Pill for the of Neuralgia for Purifying the
Blood.
They sugar coated that the most sensitive take
from their use in any quantity.
As-Price, Is cents per box Eve boxes for 81.
Great Numbers Of Clegymen Physicians, Statesmen and
eminent personages have lent their to certify the
aeled usefulness Of these remedies but here will
permit the insertion OF them The agents below named rnish
gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they given;
with also full descriptions Of the above complaints, and the
treatment that should bs followed for their cure.
Do not be Of by unpncped dealers with other prepare
tons they make profit Demand AYERS, and take
others The sick want The best aid there is for the and
they should have It.
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos. q ISL Charities street, N. o.
Also By HAVILAND, CLARK GEORGE. Mobile, and BY
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FE Err AND A-G q e j..
GREAT DISCOVERY.

GREAT DISCOVERY.
Annie tests both by able practitioners and chemical analy
.s have demonstrated great valusio Prof De
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIo OIL,
for the relief Of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict IN both uaRsak able
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles have
sold very short me-a proportion those who
thers recommend H. who had tried IT, That IT'S splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged and nothing like h,
before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL De9rass whici
be had the respectable Druggists In this city and
-hoiesle and RETAIL the propreors prices tie Agent
For sAls In New Orleans wholesale aAd;retaI by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
- q cd Is Chaxtrss saEssk
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nRuas AID MEDICINES.

WRIGHT n CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
ssni popular Family Madicnes which they suppl,
pru sts Dealers Wholesale prices
enersl Depot Special Agency, No. l6l and al Gha,tsTs
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BAGAsSE FURNACE.

hnSi \. ,sYa I. ave thar am Civil ;near
80 -, - 'rrn ha "a mad haype Of Naverp
~ ana vo.ks Subsequently, fo
tnea e1S al Pants In Uitad States patcn
" .S;s,ernn and far the last years hyye been
s,ssS "A icter III Patents II hup scify on called
nan ri tfy as Al exua sa,ant ats in the uno state
md An constantly consulted questions Of sarity
~ siff.rept Inventions naasters tnfrin cement.
= rel ain, sir, your very obedisnt setyaht
9s5s SAM. COOPER.
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A0UH REMEDIES, ete.
osaood's Indian Chogogus,
aswand's Tonic Mixture.
Snith's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable FebrifuRe.
LOzENGES.
HheruAn's Cough and WofN
Bryan's Pulmonlc Wafers,
I.ocock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Loystt's Wahpeneor HAir0losI
8arry's Tricopherous.
Lyon'sKatharion
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
PhAlon's Hair InviSorator,
Iayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deussu's Wahpene,
Lcndon's Oriental Hair Tonic.
aausl's Kan Lustfale.
Oldridgs's Balm OF Columbia.
Railways Circas,iAn Balm.
PANACKA8. s.
swaln's Houck's, ~
uullen's Indian Vegetable.
L.ongley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVE6
Oalley'sMagicsl PainE xtracto
Professor Holloway's Oinknen
NcAlliBter's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic sslvo. Pryor
Pile,
iray's Hairison's Specific,
rrask's Magnetic, JudklH's
Louden's Ali Healing, Russia
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
HoNair's Acoustic, scarpa'e d,
British, Hsrlaem.
BITTERS.
Monst's Phoenix, Blake's Arc
matte,
a!kbArd's wild Cherry.
WOI.FE'S AROMATIC
~ Druggists and Merchs'
srticles contained In the above
vantage By calling or sending
be found the nostsxtenaive az
MEDICINES in the United
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NOTICE TO CAKPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both rough and dressed
the best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale a
S4 for rough and $22 60 for dressed In lots to suit
purchasers.
sy,Lumber sawed to order;
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pHEAD-BRKAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner of Clio and franklin stree-Dspot, No. roydrss
Near New Levee street.
j. J. DANIELS 4 SON, Propretors.
Pilot Bread, Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Wine Biscuit warranted OF the superior quality
and at the lowest market prices.
AL orders left nbove will be promptly and correctly
hled II
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VERMIFUQES.
w;aer's Canadian,
Nwnin's,
Psrry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonie,
kerl's,
5. A. Fshrsstock's,
5ALsAM and COUGH. REM
Mr. EDIES,
HiBisr'E HalEaX, ofWildCherr,
9asttpg'e Naptha,
shermAn'B Balsarn,
6uchap's Hungarian,
t)avis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
3artholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup Of WildChcrry
Ayers Cherry Pectsral,
reylef's Balsam Liverwort.
!ayne'b Expectorant,
Niner'e Elscamp,Gine,
SoGere' Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. 0ardincr's Liverwort,
stAdles's Cherry gxpectorhnt.
l.ondon's Inaian do.
Or. Roses do.
xcLean'sStrengths Oordia
SARSAPARILJAAA.
Or. john Bulbs,
III q, p. Towns ends,
gands's,
Old Jacob Townssnu'l
1a-Yentsr's,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
araessnbsrs s,;..o,,.
tsuyaott's yellow Dock.
PLASTER4.
wsll's6trengthening,
Ewcn'5 Strengshenic
tev David's or Hebrew,
Radeau's.
~ Knapp's Indian
Aleock'a Porous,
0rinith's Adjective.
Holloway's Armies
LINIMEHTS.
HcLean'svolcanie OilLinmsu
Mexican MUSTANG.
Farrelps Arabian
Suffers Nerve and Bose.
Hunts, ~
N. Tobias's Venetian
aewe's Nerve and Bone,
Ksllinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
ksrohaAt's Gsrglirg,.
| Cherokee.
Jar All
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,


-, ABirh SPRINGS siOrEL-rHIs HOTEL.
~ I @ ~ Se Be sapnsa $
SnIy omnbuses will ply between Covington, Vaudeville
The aanbry Of the climate the deserved fame waters,
full place OF summer resort. The charges
Fer Il % %
,ya sm MNs. +. A BossIEREi,. Propric;ress
mn 5s, rE FAN MI TIIo RVS THE
the M June last VISITORS wishing to stop the
s ss ~ + the
The RS sSmmodous and most dssrsby located
Hotel and
s1S a'aas s'as
Alley shooting asls1y .ad Ysshs Z snns surhsa
of pleasure to the various Isan
aeraisned, at Mississippi CITY. - ''-' ''' -
sHorss and Carriages can Be Obaned Al lie Hotel Il i.
- POINT CLEAR H0rEL-rHE rRoPkIl-
friend, and the public that they viii the Point Cea,
re buildings being put in thorough rep. the vh.r,se
ns
.9 epon two s q
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear is delightfully."- situated being open to the Gull
breeze and the high grounds with pleasant dvea
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary pon
Of yisw were fairly tested last Not single
hnest salt bathing upon the whole coast and within one
hundred from the Hotel Fish oysters vsy abun
dant during the good Coon Band eugxxed
every variety Of amussmsnta will be furnished.
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile evening fo
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and F
days will make midday trips accommodate these whs AZ
rive by the boats
Rooms may DO seoursd by addressing
r. Il. CHAMBERLAIN CO.,
Battle HOUSE.
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SOIE ACTE.NCY
. OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS.
TENNESSEE.
Euga. Kettles from "a to ~ inches diameter rs inch
65 to AZ inches diametsr..... ! 90 an inch.
:. under q inches diameter ........ rs inch
Furnace Mouths $ $780, 1885, according size pat
tern. Crate Bars &c. per pound
e. F. LAvILLEBEUvRE,
Commission Merchant,
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TNSUR ANGE.
CRnscEsT
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
III OF NEW oRIEAEs.

Pursuant with the reqa aneus of their Charter the OR s
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY make the fol-
lowing statefnent: .%a.- .
Amount of Premiums received for the year ending
SJth of June, 1859. Ssh,2i2 IL
Amount OF Premiums unte rnirated LIST July, 1885, .2G0 w
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TMPROvED PROPERTY FOR sALE--A
certain lot Of ground with all the consisting
Al Tho cornsr Of Apoonew Carondelet-snd Erao
Tho lower door used Dry Goods store. For particulars
amply On the premises. tel0 It
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K 1ssuRED'' ::..:''KEEP INSURED
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or the City Of New York.
S15O,OOO.

OFEIC E-W HITLOCK BUILD /,
Corner OF Nassau and Beekman streets
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The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay interest
six cent in cash hs outstanding certificates Of FRONTS
to the holders thereof their legal On aaa
after the SECOND MONDAY In August proxino
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 10 psr
cen the Net Earned Preni Of the Company for ths
year ending the s0h June 1850 for which certificates VIII b
Issued on and after the hrst day Of October nsxt.
And resolved further that after reservng OAe Million OF DOL
lars OF Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits me
Issue Of the year 1856 be rsdesod and after the Second
Monday in August ptoxims well to pay FORTY PEh
CENT Of tie certificates Of Proh of the Issue Of 1885, on and
after tho 10th September nextnsre thereon 70 cease from
seth June alt.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, yicePresideAt.
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CIGARS FEW CABANAs PRRNsADos 70 sssss a.
~ invoice, for sale By 8ARELLI CO.,
mylAu Osnmou street.
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Insnres Of Personal Property against Loss
by Fire, at the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies.
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.zA scOR RAWrLE-rHE ENTIRELY NEW
e. light dram clipper built schooner u. GAgNET"
rsss vessel wss built IN warsaw Ill., this year, and has Jus
led down The This superior cram n every psric
liar suitable for the Mexican trade and
sur ses and will ralsd tho requisite number Of
ub.crhtd for Tickets may % ootaned On
- LOUIS aAGNET,
blax Carondsast Canal Ofacs Old BASIN.
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RORGEs EXPRESS
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS.

THE IMPROVED mcCHESNEY WASH
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale By the sub.
f. Bog i Assh.nies Exchange at the grocery store Of
VIII be promptly attended All ask or the public fall
trial. and they do not give return them and the
noney will be refunded. u. nAUGHERTY,
j,I4 No. "a Apollo street.
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Y1nR SHIPS, BTEAmBOATs AND FAn
iliessuppled with Beef Pork, Mutton and Yes
sausages, Trre, and everything in tho hatcher.
Nc lns Barrels and hsfbsrsls Of Choice Oorned Bosf
,utup to ORDER Oabinor Family Use at Stalls Nos
midi OLD FRENCH MARKET, By
MRRKn4 PARKER.
H. B-sssmboatsA and shipssuppsd with all kinda Of L,
took such fresh mioh Cows Hogs, shoa Pigs. shssp
loats, 0ssse Duoks. Ohickeos etc. se1p IL
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I OUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO 50 CAMP STREET
Capital 100000.

d apeine, +. q. Harris,
Theodore Frois, J. N. r bert,
A. D. Grief, j. A. Bonnafou
Jacob Zolly, Arnadeo Lanury,
K. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready business the LIST
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the pes Of the
rivers and loss and damage by Are all usual risks
the current rates of premiums.
A cash premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will DO
made to those insuring in this Office.
GAEUCEEAU, President.
A. PIooLEf, Secretary.
New Orleans, August II, 1859. au18u
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mr.. WRIGHI"S CiGLEBI&ATED ESEJU-
vEEATING ELIXIR,
Prepaea on the s,rictas Pharmaceutical Principles By ono
the Abies Chemists Of tho Age.
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1870 49,. :. =. .s.oAs. 49,. esNoAa 81 sAMn
CvA A1<saN - -. u DUNCAN 81.
savii knstasssr s-vsyss, AIehisc. - sspsr.a.arr
Nos. N COMMON 6TRREr, and
s24ig 3ta< CARoNpzLI1 STREE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-27
Holding q Baby in the Cars.

4 well-knOwn citizen and prominent city
official, residingin Detroit, was passing over
the Chicago. Alton and st. Louis Rail Road,
during the present week, and while seated IN
the car he noticed a very neatly dressed and
good-Iooking female with II very noisy baby,
which she was endeavoring to quiet and put
to sleep. Her efforts We're vain, however,
and the official, being a great lover OF chill
dren and the father of several himself, ten
dered his services to the mother, saying that
he thought with his persuasive powers the
child would soon he sleeping sOundIy. The
mother ]relinouished the child TO the officer,
who, with kind and soothing words, kisses
and embraces, was successful. Atthe next
station the mother got of. saying she would
get some milk for the baby, leaving the dear
little creature in charge of its kind protector.
The train started, but the mother did not;
she remained behind. Our friend was mxi-
Gus, and knew not what to do. The con
ductor inquired, Where is your wife,
The official responded, She is not my wife
i never saw her till we met on the %train!'
The conductor looked dubious, saying, You
can't catch an old bird with chatf." At this
the passengers began to gather around, anx.
iOus to know why the woman had deserted
her child and husband; explanations were
made but wouldn't go down." and all were
satisfied, except the victim, that the poor wo,
man had been abused by her spouse, and
bad taken leave of him for that rcason.-
Whom tins ,rlin arrived 1T the Ecz; station a
despatch was sent to the station they had
left for the woman To be sent forward, and
with good talking and u considerable bonus
an elderly lady was prevailed upon To take
charge Of the child. The Official declares
that his fondness for children has fled, and
that he will never ohlige The best friend he
has in the world by holding his child
for him while absent from homc.-D etToH
IdreIfiseT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-27
Clarke County, Va.

Such T. prospect for a large yield of wheat
hos NOT been seen IN The southern portion of
Clarke County for several yaaFs. The writer
of this is satisfied. from some years clos"
observation. that the farmers along, the
southern line of Clarke and the northern
line of Warren are better farmers THAN the
average of the farmers in the County. They
attend more in person to farming operations,
This notice is taken of them in consequence
of the low reppte in which their lands arc
heid by those who own some of the best or
highest priced lands in the County u
wheat keeps ~ . year or two, Clarke and
Warren lands must 7a|ance considerably IN
price. 1t is said BY sor4e ths' the day Is not
far distant when Tie best farms will ls "orth
500 per acre-and some think they viii
Bay 10 per cent. on the outlay: There is no
telling What will be the result from improved
agriculture on the Valley lands. clarke
Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-27
Bonaparte- Bourbon Orleans.

The positions which these three houses now
occupy man. be thus stated. Louis Aapo-
leon. the r~rigning head Of the Ronaparte
family, is the leader Of the allied armies of
France and Sardinia, andisi in the field against
Austria. Count de Chambord, the head OF
the Bourbon branch, has resided in Austria
for the last twenty years, but now retircS to
Holland. reiuaine 10 remain under the fiig
Of a nation 1T war with his country, France.
The young Duke de Clartres, the head Of the
Orlcanists, joined the Sandman army as soon
as war was declared, and proposed to take
part in the approaching conflict, but his
~uncles. the Orleans princes, being opposed to
this course Of the yoUnS Iute. have recalled
him TO London. The London Daily News
saws that hp was pursuing his studies in a
Sandman military SCHOOL when the war broke
out, and nothing was mort natural than that
he, Il youth under twenty years OF age, should
have participated in the enthusiasm of his
comrades. The News thus continues:
'.Itprobably never occurred Ia him that the
French, Emperor, who Is now virtually the
Commardcr-in-Chief Of the Sardinia army.
would object, ior political reasons, TO see u
Prince of the house of Orleans gaining mIIl-
tary distinction before the eyes of French
regiments. 1t is not known that the Empe-
ror has actually made any such objections
but the incongruity Of the situation which
might nave occurred is patent. Moreover,
although an exilcd prime" might gain popu-
iarity by risking his life in fighting sidp hy
side with the French army, it may very well
he that the Orleans princes do not think it
wise. for the sake Of gratifying youthful
ambition, to adopt the responsibility of the
war and grataitously to exhibit their house
as inimicalto the dynasty Of austria. The
withdrawal Of the Due de Charities from
Turin is therefore what was 10 have been eX-
pcrtcl ."-UOSt1H EOWi.T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-27
The Austrian SOLDIER,

Austria relies not on the shopkeepers and
peasantry throughout her empire, button her
army-numerous, brave, well-ofhccred, and
we'll disciplined. Admitting the army TO be
brave, numerous and well-disciplined, we
nevertheless maintain that the mass oil the
army always excepting the ~llungarians and
inhabitants of the Tyrol) is without military
passions or instincts. To the great majority
Of the army, but more especially to the Aus
trian people, the profession Of a soldier Is dis
tasteful, nay, loathsome. The pay is wretch
ed, the discipline is severe, and the detach-
ment duty is looked on as a perfect Danish.
ment. The man of German race, fond OF
domesticity and creature comforts, can no
longer have in Italy his Jiem' and his SaW'
k1uut, his kGlLyGratrn, or his pocnto salad, as
at home. lie is sure to be transferred from
the place Of his birth to Il distant province,
in which the name of the stranger is hated,
and in which the very name German conveys
a reproach. The German garrisons in Italy
feel that they are in the midst of n population
who hate them with a rcHdeticS sense OF VEN
geancc, and who deem every device, however
diabolical, perfectly fair III dealing with the
TSieschi. Notwithstanding the improvements
that have taken place in the Austrian army
since 1880, and the esprit Il" corps which per.
vades the ranks since Radetzky and Hess had
influence and favor in Isis and lS49, every
one must allow that the most stolld Austrian
soldier cannot he insensible TO these evidences
and manifestations of a whole people which
will meet the Teleschi at every march. Sc
verify Of discipline, and punishment, too, are
Sura IN innraoSo tbn 1iSpust and WEAKNESS of
the Austrian soldier. The men are not only
often caned for the slightest and most trivial
faults. but they are also over-worked and
over-drillcd. There is no corps of navvies rs
in our service in the Crimea. The Austrian
soldier is obliged to work like 4 navy at for
tifcations, in summer from I in the morning
till I in the evening, and, besides this, he is
forced to drill. In 1913, the Austrian army
in Italy was forced to drill even on Sun
days from d to . o'clock, thus allowing them
no portion of repose, as the afternoon was EN-
ployed in cleaning their requirements
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