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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
Store House, Lumbc r House Office & c,rdon
IN RoANcK G COUNTY. VA ILL
OR SatJ n

~ p ,s ~ neea 81 lrnsll executed by Samuel P IJ
Holt an" shehs duly recorded Ia the {" sail
{ Our. Of h".nose Va WI be SOLD public auction
= hn'hs"Af' heAh thst NOVEMBER l>5gl ON The ,r.ra
the store House. Lumber House Office and ,r l. 49,
ed by MIR. IIo,t. = i"'e' "'e9 oreti I.
This is ennenlly good stand for an cxens, ,o,,.,.
business. Immediately eraig 10 the Rig Ick n,
the II. Il rcnn aiiryad 81 miles Wcs, ~ e' on
n"Ae county, surrounded b. wealthy and pruetn0, ~ t.
" @s@ei Ms commanding The trade Of ,rrai coun,s. S.,
srous of engaging ia mercantile business " " p''H"
popoe ~l y" sod together or the Office and Garlct
At The same tine place some of I'm, fixtures ,o, H.
will ye sold = " ~ "Do"' VII
reasonable credit, II desirable will be- given which will
madu known the LAY of sale Good PERSONAL s.r1rx wiz
he required, aud he c retained until The purchase mnnc
paid. The r 10 said property is beeN I'd be unnucs,
bic, hut the unier-gncd Viii convey suc title AS i, vested
him by the decd aforc said. COLIN BASS. Trusi,.
Zig Lies, Roanoke, Va
The above property as crtiseJ 10 he sold ne ls Of %
last, but no se WAS effected fle sale will now positive
take place. COLIN BASS
nova rtlnoyif
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COMMISSIONERS SAIL OF
Valuable TraCtS of La nd near CamDbellC. l

tt PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court of Can
T bell county, in the OF Sale, Alexander r
A-nounced the th day Of October, so nnl xr
cal will proceed 10 sell by way of public suction upon The
misses TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of DECEMBER next The TX
bell Courthouse, upon ~hc the late Mrs. Sarah Alexander r.
ci of John Alexander, decd, Resided The coaaa
about 1000 Acres. and will DC sold in parcels di,,
the county roa!the parcel Tue south side OF the
tanning, 10y estimate, between SIN and 800 Acres; ta
The North side between G0 and 5,a Acres The iilraeg!
are all OF the best qlny, consisting OF u commudous Lr
Dwelling, Brick Office, and all the Outhoises, Whca ON
and Tobacco Barns and Servants Houses, desirable gn
large and productive estate The, upon parcel SOM
al the road and are TOO well known TO require pa ur
scrpton. The lands well wuiered and timber abu
large and well assorted rchard one tie most hgtt
inProN cd Gardens in the county attached to the cg >
crop of Wheat has been atedel to - bushels) bal
Persons desiring to inspect the premises. will find Edwin
Pa-c ESD, or Mr.. Drnnund. the Manager, the p.p.
who will give any information desired.
The terms OF sale viii be- erc, Of and wears elp
instruments, with interest from the day sale Neuo
notes 10 be given satisfactorily endorsed pay able at one Of
Banks in the city Of Lynctbrtg and the tile retained nai
purchase money is FULLY iAiI.
ON The day following, the Crop Stock, Plantation Tool
Household and Kitchen Furniture will be- sold upon O.
n.cs, by the AinInislrutor Of Mrs Alexander illus tna
the purchaser 10 procure all ncedtu supplies ur, the gr,r
HE sale VIII commence n II, NJ in the Yard
l.. u II. kEAS Commission
nov 5-dttce Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
From Washin gton.

The Washington correspondent of the Philadei-
1ha North American writes as follows
All the members of the Administration now
in the city aud preparing for the meeting oT Con-
,ress. nm told the President moved from the
Soldiers Home into the White House several
weeks ago, for tho convenience OF his ofhtiai du.
ties which he makes more laborious by personal
attention 10 details, than any, or indeed all OF the
five Presidents wis have figured upon the politi-
cal stage during my period Of observation here.
The President breakfasts mt o'clock, reads his
mail, skins the newspapers, and Is Mt the Depart
mcnt Of State by S.o'clock every morning. Mt work
upon the Message, settngan example to tho clerks
+ the cire4nlocuiion ofhcc, which rather inter.
ieres with their accustomed ideas Of diplomatic
hours Of ease lie goes there for the facilities
Of reference foreign affairs and access to the
correspondence and documents, which are con-
stantly required in digcsng the policy TO be de-
yeioped
Amer four or five hours steady work, he gives
audience. or attends cabinet meetings mt the Exc
cnti,e chamber then takes dinner alta sensible
hour, and stroll after it, and il at home III the
evening =, receive company until ten O'CLOCK,
when the curtain drops. and the expoctnnts nre
dismissed This is the daily routine according
10 the accounts Of fnmiliars and not much varied
the year round except with the higher pressure
upon time and attention, and some unscryceabe
modification Of habits, which Congress always
brings WIN IL.
A the presence Of Mr.. Senator Mason Mt
Browns Tract has been made tho OCCASION Of in
dividious comment il should be known that he
went there for other purpose than to give the
weight If his high character as u gentleman, and
his influence ns a Senator from virginia, in
training any tendency toward undo excitement,
ind in protecting. to the full extent ofhis power,
in case of any accident, the counsel and legal nj.
,isers Of Brown aud his cunicderates, who might
cnrnc from distance. Great allowance must he
made for the quickcred srnsblItles Of the people
Il Iiarrer's Ferry under this gross and wicked
provocaton aud it is emlnently to their credit,
under all the circumstances, that there has been
cbuliton ol feeling toward those who are held
criminals.
II is understood the Message will he shor' nrn-
baby in the Presidents sense, fitte he - -
mnch given to breyty. Meviro el nrNet -
,onspiciously, and this timc NeflAps, with u
cided recommendation TO- ietrer measure 'hnn
heretofore suggested. 81 'ae intelligence ii ii.
ling tha'" anl auntho lcrcen citizen y
irmed in the mnnnef nov rrrurted nere,
those act, will h" he bur,hcn Of particular
rommeat. and n i.,hiehing occasion for the de-
cl.iye steps that !, II b. urged,
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of eeovr.nLy in the following brillian'

kno~ledge of geography IN the following brilliant
style:
Connecticut has seul out many school master
10 the other thu States; but she has never sent
orr out before she has SAINT that L'tchheid-eorn
sokool-mas,sr, Brown, 70 Harpsr's Rssry. To write
spon the Natural Bridge In tho face of nasions'
Ais copy book: Resistance tyrants 10 obedience
% God"
The ydea q locating the Natural Bridge at
Harper's Ferry. is an achievement in geography
altogether worthy Of the muddy brain and diseas-
ell intellect of this doubledyed villain and traitor
We have n notion that il Phillips himself were to
attempt to write his "copy'book." or anything
else. upon the Natural Bridge. aud the people OF
the vicinage knew III, it would be the last sreci-
mon Of calgraphy he would ever indulge in
There would be ".hort shrift' for all such scoun-
drels, if caugh, by tho sturdy yeomanry Of tho
Natural Bridge
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STANTON, November ., 1859.

STArNroN, November ., 1859.
Gentlemen: have received through tho mail
yonr favor of the - ultmo. expressing your
wish tina, ! should DO candidate Tor reelection
at the expiration Of my present term Of office
beg leave to return you for answer tho same re-
spouse have made to similar calls from the Rock
bridge and Nelson Bars which is, that | desire
To continue in my present Office For another torn,
If it be the pleasure of the people of the Circuit to
elect mo and TINT am candidate for their suf-
irages.
For the favorable estimate for my past services,
eni Of my capacity for future service. implied by
the too i'attering terms Of your call, return you
my most grateful acknowledgements, and beg to
assure YOU that | am sincerely your friend an /
obedient servant,
LUCAS Z. THOMPSON.
To Rp NJ. Brown, 7. W. billiard, Saml H. Hen
ry, and others, members Of tho Amherst Bar.
Republican copy.
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Executors Sale OF Valuable Re,, rs,..

TsS ON SATURDAY. the l2h inst. at u o'coeL 'a't
Wv sel al public auction in front of the MAJ NJ VII
A-' OoDLANN. ihe residence vi the laie ,, "gsr
free, with 90 Acres of Lamb The place is Win
mile rom Lyncibu. Abnut one third of thc i Situated
Der afers desirable country residence and viii ~, IN
excellent dairy garden farm. ~ ''" WIZ max" a
Al the same time will be sold 100 Acres of Ti,o,a..,,
In lois oil IRON 70 ~ acres opportuni,y Ian
persons Wishing to get fire wood Tic cv H. effA
the land WI Yield from ~ 70 ~ cords per acre "'i
the tine 4t-' y - a 5si' - ~ "h DC oher H
frnMs.-Credits Of o, 12and Is months Bo,,.,,,
ed security required, and the Tito retained until The
mcnts made. ~, ne lasl i.5
2-d3tawti2nov Fxecp,,r a. :, "a" f REE
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sale of Slaves and valuable Rea! Estate

authori, oi an order of the Circuit Caurl a mp"
~ county. pronounced al lis Ucloer tenn s The
"l 7liNelhofh aud others Pcrciyal Others sinai,
'oniSsoher therein, on TrIanAY, The 10Th ia! 81 The t,e
month"; at IL O'Clock, in fnt OF Tic Mnrkci Ini-.
Oh iiucnbrg sell 10 he Highest bidder, Iilt-. al ALL
sLAN Es, two men and one woman.
And on WEpsespAY the 10Th day oe Ia. i,, COZ mouth
.onmssloner as aforesaid upon aie prpa>s, VII! 81.
pnoiic aneion the hate Residence Of Mrs LAR! rrrcI
lying on The Canal below lynohburg Abe b.. r4a.ns
one acre or ground and has upon first .'""
House, with all other eecssary o,hoass.
Al The same time and place, viii se ao A. ai ian
:ng above the Mansion ifeuse on sihs ot ~ +aa
ne lana lying between The anal and kytr 49,. % 't y "
10 h'e parts That on the West shr viii .,'tMi s'' -
acre lots, Ms near be T., 4 -, ,.~ =
."h'' ~ Ncres oi wood l-aIl, .u "i... , ii
ouiS' adjoining the lands of H. b. sump+ IL 'f"e' A
This property is all well and fayDraLt, ktA,wR
further description.
e Negroes will be sold u credit Of six p"1'
the purchaser giving bonds with satisfactory security, with m
eSi added The Lands win he Sold T. II and IS mlS mc
wan .erest added; the purchasers giving bonds WIKI sa'
factory security and Tie title retained uu pay an,s AZ
made.
ED. D. CHRISTIAN, Coinpiss.oa,r, Dc
nov 3-dtlGnoy-lep copy
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Adrainis;ra.or,s s,,e

nN WEDNESDAY, December 7t the md .rslgned will .v
~ public anctoI HE personal effects oil the late saah
Alexander, at her residence two miles West u Campbell
n1ase consisting Of some 20 head OF Cattle Bulls co~s
al Of inc breeds chiefly Devon, yoke OF line oac
head Of Sheep, Gu head Of Hogs mostly faited Tor killing
Winter Mules, Carriage ii"rs.s AMI Carriage the c
oorh t"ine ln busheisJ :. stacks vi Oats stacks II M
Wagons Carts, Plantation oois Household md kch N
nitar aud great variety of useiui articles.
lEGNS-for amoas Vt 30 or less, cas-. over IN
OF SIX months, upon bonds With satisfactory security ~
q
Administrator Of 5. l.. Alexander. a.'I
ip-,Ar PEN.
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Further From Europe.


/ Nts YaRk, Nov. THE steamer Vanderbilt,
from Llssrpoul arrived here this morning.
The Losdop Post, says that francs and Eng
land srs negotiating for combined operations
against China. The Londoa Herald. howevsss re-
i,erates fhat the preparations for thas campaign
are suspended.
Tho Paris Bourse has been dull but recovered
on Tuesday, rentes closing On that day at coz Is
cents.
Tho Pope had returned 10 Rome and met with
sn enthusiastic reception.
The reTorted disturbances n, Palermo are con-
flmed. The conflict between tue troops and the
people lasted days, and the city was in state ot
siege
The Pope comedies administrative reform to the
French Ambassador.
France urged Spain to declare war against Mo-
rocco.
Gen. O'Donnel goes 10 Africa in command Oft
Spanish forces.
A Paris letter asserts that Lord Pamerston has
declared to the French Ambassador In England
his Intention not to permit Spain to occupy both
sides If the Straits Of Gibraltar, and that he will
oppose it by force.
rLe London Times thinks there is danger Of
Fran @ joining Spain in the conquest II Morocco,
and hen annexingi it to Algerin.
The Times Paris correspondent says that the
conversation Of Lord Palmers'on with the French
Ambassador. relative 10 the Spanish occupation f
both side, of the Straits Of Gbrulta caused mu eh
emotion in Paris, and that the French Government
rs .ert4 that it will not change ts policy with re-
gard 10 Morocco.
ID is stated Tint Brown, the American consul to
Norocrn wa about tn leave for Gibraltar.
\ French Ekpcdinnary Corps WINS ready to
take the field against Morocco
The l. S, consul, Nicholson, had reached Tn-
ms. lie was salutrd with such honor rs had pre-
v. usly been bestowed On the French md Eng
i.h consuls. Captain Layaeitc says the visit Of
the United Stairs frgate Wabash To Tuns has
bad most beneficial effect ON Americas inter
c>tS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
House and Lot for Sale.

A SHALL, Commissioner in the ease Gwathncy vs.
Lii hrhead and others, Tt EspAY, the lah day OF IN
present month, November, r"ceel 10 sell the premises
papiG aneon the HoCSEANDLOr, in the proceedings ne
TONED This lot contains half of ground is situated -
Federal iii immediately in the neighhorhood OF NJ y =
falne Col aines NJ Langhorne. AMI the late resldenc
Capt .no NJ otey. 10 has good Brick Dwelling Hou'e an
hn n upon It; also Wen Of good water M. ,ol
TRRAs-,lnsh for enough pay expenses OF sale Inc p
ance on credit OF o. ~ and Is montis te purchaser ~
negotiable notes saiisia iOrly endorsed md title aialned UNI
hnai payments made. ED. d. CHRISTIAN
dill Snoy Commissioner,
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QuEnEc. Nay THE following is additional
news by the North American. which arrived here
yesterday.
The London Times eulogizes Commodore Tat
Nails dispatch, AMI says that II any defence OF
tao acts OF the British Minister and Admiral ut
Pciho was nea,led, it could be found in that dis
patch.
Sir Geo Grey is understood to have been reap
pointed Gov Of the Cape OF Good Hope,
The strike of the London builders still continued
nul was telling seriously AGAINST the men, who
have resolved to appeal To the public for support
Tho recent returns show an excessive mortality
n,u lngst families of the operatives, and there
i, tcason to fear that ,c,rrS are orshins OF want
There hive been heavy frosts aud considerable
su.w in ;and.
Parliament la, been prorogucd to the 10Th of
nr;cmbcr.
rhc Paris Constitutional, in an article by the
senior editor. in reply to the assertions Of tho
Ia glsh press that the policy of the Emperor loft
Il tate Of political incerltudc in Europe, states
what the nim of the Emperor was Mt the begin
ming, and c mparc4 it with the advantages gain
ct. and accuses the English press Of inconsistency
The Paris correspondents If the London jour
rails indulge in goomy iorehodingS Awriter for
Herald states pl.uty lhAt the impression gain
G.. -loa ! uf rupture betwecu Trance and Eng
lnuj j. eminent Several provincial our
nals hn. .,',. simultaneously yoIenI ar
u,ce against rng.and, web were known to
lave heaa >enYl''i hyu ap,'rnmeut oiHcinl.-
England wa,"tj that hrr nr u! trial ap-
proaches, which MA! u an ru 10 her greatness
forever
Tho Paris cores, tnlent Il the London Post
asserts that Negotiations goiugon 10 com rte
! the arrangements ior oint expedition to Chi
! na.
/ The correspondent Il the Herald repeats the
statement thnt the preparation, Tor the expedition
! we're suspended,
The Monitcur states that the Chinese com
mandcr ut Peih. hn4 been made at Gnnernlissmo
Of the Chinese armies aud mandarin Of the first
class.
The ,.ccounts from the manufacturing districts
were generally unlavorablc.
The Paris ilour market was firm. Wheat was
heavy and difficult 10 sell. Braudics were higher
throughout France.
The recent foundations i'll the south Of France
did much damage t. life and property.
Gen. Bcdcac aud Or. Landcsat have returned to
France under the amnesty.
The Rentcs closed ut Paris at G9f45c.
ca the 22d the Spanish Government declared
To- the Cort's that it going 10 begin wal
against Morocco, which announcement was re-
crIvcd with great deal oil Enthusiasm. All po-
liuca parties offered b support the Ministry and
the newspapers expressed the same patriotic feel
iug.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09

BRowN's FAMllH. Tho Worchester Mass Spy
of Friday, says that Rev. I, W. lIigginson of that
city. has just returned from visit to the family
of Capt John Brown. He found them up among
the Adirondac mountains in New York, near Lake
Champlain, opposite Burlington, Vermont 1t
says:
lIe saw Mrs. Brown and four Of her surviving
children, three daughters and one son. She is a
second wife, and has been the mother Of twelve
children. Brown had eight children bv previous
wife, making twenty in ALL Fight of the twenty
nre now living Mrs. Brown accompanied Mr..
Higginson on his return, ard he went with her
IN the train Boston, passing through Fitchburg.
She will leave to-day for Virginia, having teie-
graphed to Gov. Wisc for permission to visit her
husband in prison.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-09
COrrnAnOntlcncc.

To the Hon. LrcAs ?. TuoArsDN Judge of the
Eleventh Circuit;
i)sir SIR: TAr preacn; term IL your ofl . be
ing about to expire the undersigned, prurticns
Law scrs at the Amherst bar. t"e an ANXIOUS solic
itude that you will announce yourself II candldntc
for the ensuing term and thereby consent t. Gil
an Office which MS Judge you have SO lpns adnrn-
L
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Valuable Real Estate in 4 around Lynchbur
FOR SALE AT pJIRIIh AUCTION.


WE subscriber Inc more eheotnally tn carry on ms co
SION business In Iynchburg, will sell ari OF ms hI'
STATE, on WEDNESDAY, the lola day Of November, VIZ
lImIhe Two Houses sixth or Tan Yard Alle! az,
large Toacco Factory, adjoining This lot has two fine sl
IN The Yard aud is out OF thetorporation. i.,
H-fhe House and Lot Main Street. formerly occur
ny the ac Samuel Bransor fronting IS feet and running ~
1872 feet. ~ & =
al-One beautiful half Lot, adjoining the Factty,
ane building lot
oh-Lwo Houses and Lois In sandy Hook. I'M,
oh-Ihe Fishing Creek Mill, This is very vaina'e 0''-
on me Canal and only mile from the city. 800, 49,, "a
1h--The beautiful Residence on Monumental Hill, ~" ~
the occupancy Of Ihos. L. Johnson ESQ,
oh-About 100 half Lots adjoining the same Ia,
yh-A nne body Of Wood lasd, known assi'rr 9i iI
containing about 800 Acres This laud I'LL be divided
lothSesersl fine M Seats Canal, being inc M
OF The river from the olgae TO Connects Ml-65s feel o
river
Ihose wishing to purchase any OF the above named pro
WI please gall the subscri5er before the DAY oil SAFE
VIII take pleasure In showing It, -,
The above property VIII positively he sold on The day "
TONED, unless sold rrlvately before. Fanny
Sale to commence 10 O'clock A. Mt the Tobacco Hc
near P"c's Ian Yard.
Terms niad- known u day Of sale. ,.,,y,
oct 25-,ln s,iuv JOHN II. ii hfE--
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Valuable Fruit f;actsSn For S0lc,

rHS On WEpNEsuAy the ilh of d., a II O'clock
wv front OF the Market House, in llnchburg will sell
-- FRUIT GARDEN, near the Campbell Courthouse Turn
pike, miies South lnobnrg The consist
suhil Dwelling House. Stable S;n"c House. and about
LOCO choice Fruit frees curisin tcw Il" the best varieties
OF Peaches Apples Apricuts Neciathes, Pums Pears 1t
contains ~ Acres by recent survey, 'uhris of which Is in
Timber II has spring pure and excellent the
dw ling and magnificent view al the surrounding mountains
and the cIy of Lynchburg
Further Information be had by calling addressing
the undersigned L. L. Armslends and Hat Store
Main street, Iynchburg.
lERN~4, and ~ months, with approx ed paper The title
with hod until the last phy mont Is made.
p,c1decif j. NJ. ARMlSTEAD.
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The Accomplishment Of Dancing.
MIR. q ED. PlIJMIt,

"a Has the honor q announcing 10 The citizens Of nc-
N bun. and vicinity thai lr-i above d.i.
fapi" actuuIi shir,it, all lis yaou. branches III
Sta oihrhrc IN iy hbnrg aeon; the 10th 81 EMBHn
N iar ihe instruction Vi ali Who ma! please participate IN
dix
lie fashionable lanccrs and Caledonian Quadrlcs danced
IN Tue hsl 'rrtes oi Pais mud London, last Ier WL be
taught ~ ,ir l..
popular cnirens Fancy Dress Bail will bp given a. lac
close al Tho
faede'ns sHree will be given far ladies aud gentlemen
once lprnlghi.
Particular attention will be given children and many new
and ah! Dances, never before tau this city Will he IN
.ruduccd.
Rae Musical department. viii be conducted Mr. CHARLES
Johnson.
icrs Of tuition sl9 - OF which paid In advance
htspet.Hl!!, %c., Gro. PLIrMt
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10 the Physicians OF the Southern States.
Wolfes Genuine cognao Brandy, 4
Wolfe Genuine PoIt Wine.
Wolfe's Genuine Madeira Wine,
E1,lE L. no


Wolfe's Genuine cognao Brandy,
Wolfe s Genuine Polt Wine.
Wolfes Genuine Madeira Wine.
Wolfes Genuine Sherry Wine.
An supplying the trade with pure Cognac Brandy, in
bottles, both for medical and private USE The immense site
that has crowned efforts TO place pure Gin within the
reach of ALL under the Of Aromatic Schedam schnaps
aud 10 drive of the market he pcnlcious soas
Gin throughout the country led many leading druggists npo
ccacs and medical for past to solicit me 10
pursue the in regard 10 the article of Brandy
should have complied with requests from all quarters long
but deferred from ii by the fact that owing 10 the ex
prices of Bran France consequent upon the short
Of the grape crop for there was no chance oil
being able to import the choicest Brandy bottle and sell
ii moderate prices Fortunately me, thu grape for
the last AMI previous nnd the prospect for s abun
antand prices Of Brandy have fallen to the standard II" ten
The d. on Brandy is also e'en! per cent lower aud
have made gemens with four Brandy exporters In
France of The highest rcpute and regularly receiving
sisnnents o the best Cognnc Brandy which am botlg and
selling as Wacs Genuine oognac Brandy guarantee with
nay labels and certificates the Brandy bottled by
pure. uadateat,d article IL and VIII be found when used
a medicine beverage or a cordial hca,hfui and invigorat
Ing. II has been matter OF universal complaint, that bottle
pure uumiNcd French Brandy, yer! difficult 10 Obtain
purchaser, Mac Tunes in ten, deceived with vile
manufactured imitation OF all descriptions Of ardent spirits
brandy fom its high price, has been the article that mixers
aud SELL turned their attention to- and millions of gal
of the soacd French Brandy have been scattered
uuay through the lnud and have been the primary
murders suicides cruel les and crimes andIase sent thousands
early grave self csroyors from delirium tremens,
potn and horrors unknown, until unprncipe
began 10 make nAddenlng compounds and sell the
pu,c French irand..
pure French Brandy need be told by
They knoa throughout the world medicine mild
simHlan is French nation POLITICALLY call 1t Eau
p la vie" the water Of life But this applies 10 only when
pure and rated Manufactured with The fearful ingre
clients that make go' imIaon it becomes death drnk to
limo cent tens Of thousands of To remedy learia
evil have commenced importing Brady, bong it,and sell
ing as "Nolt's enhinc Colnac Brandy" am daily
ccyin orders the druggists ani Hothecaries in all parts
Of the Union 10 sell ii Tor medicinal purposes.
tDDIPIIO WOLFE,
No - Beaver Street, New York.
Agents in New Orleans: L. j. Hart Co, A. d. Grief,
Il Go. T. j. Moore II Go.
NOV 7-dSeInif-S NJ. =. " Co.
STiCK rOMADE.--Freneh Stick Pomades-Black, White,
. - aud BroMI--iur sale at j. ii. TllOMPSON's
nov. 3-d&citIs. Drug Store