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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

Literary. 91fx,E ass 10
All the latest newspapers, magasines, &c.
are to befound.at E. p. Lowatsr's bookstore.
Back numbers always on hand. He has
also large circulating library, besides my
number Of other books which he proposes
70 sell ehsap for cash. aTFs-A Saa sssoza
80, ~~~~~~~~~
Our Market Iae.yg c7soo 39I aq1a
Has been very inactive the past week,
and probably business will be dull until af2;
ter the harvest which is about commencing
New potatoes are now selling At Is cents
per bushel; flour $3.50 per Dbl. /; pork 8 to
10. cents, per -lb.; butter 10 cents per lb:
and eggs 10 cents per dozen. my IS 5sa a,,a ~
Ia g!~>T>~~>~>|-->ee~~y = 81 IL 5rE4
L"se rNpeEs. ,sa4ass5a -rarsEEG s5#6s7
/ Messrs. Geo. s. Pierce, Of the steame,
Key. City, and Charley Kinds, Of, the Gold,
en- Era, will accept our thanks for late pa
pers. They are the most. accommodating
Clerks on the river, and are each connected
with a fast boat--too fast for the Northerner,
A Shooting Affair, re- ,.5 d 90. = s2z 2
|. The particulars Of which we did not learn
is said to have taken place short distance
from Red Wing, last Tuesday or Wednes:
day. We will not give the details till we
learn, from undoubted authority the origin
of the quarrel, which is said to have been
between two wood dealers. At present, we
speak only from rumor. laa
"A Threshing Machine p ~ a& 52ta-@
Was landed at our levee, last Sunday, by
the steamer Northern light, destined for the
farm Of VIM. Featheastone, Esq. It is q
beautiful specimen Of the effcts Of genius
and mechanical skill, and will no doubt
Judging from appearances, answer the pur-
pose for which it is destined. More Of the
same sort will be needed soon.
A Rare Chance
Is now offered to those Of our subscribers
in the country who are indebted TO US, to
pay Their subscriptions. We will pay the
highest market price for any amount of but
ter and cheese; also, for few new potatoes
and other vegetables. Those who have not
the money to spare, will please make a note
Of this.
Swineologicai.
From present indications, both of sound
and sight, we are led to believe that there
is no dcarth in the pork market. The
stock is principally live,'' on foot" and
down''-in the gutters,-and is pretty
equally distributed throughout the city, in
the different streets and al]eys-Main street
being plentifully supplied. Hogs is plenty,
and very musical Not an hour in the day
but may be heard their melodious notes =
If first low, then inaudiblc, then-O! ye
gods, but we forbear to particularize. We
can liken it to nothing else but Black Re-
publican convention. Those that "have
ears to hear" can hear-if they d,,ft take
much pains. We think there is law in
regard to letting swine run at large, and
would suggest to our very efficient City
Marshal that he enforce it; that is, if he
thinks Ie would be in no danger of getting
Marshal, hadn't you better
Brand 'em - -resef
2 .-r-'-"~- .t-foeEs-rzs q
Democratic Township Meeting. .-r
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

Hot, Hottest, HOttertottcrist
Say all our exchanges, and so say we.-
The thermometer indicated from 1O2 to los
degrees above, in the shade, last Saturday
and Sunday. Ice cream, soda water and
ginger pop are the order of the day.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23
SOUTHERN sENTlMEN

spuTHERN sENTlMENT.s
We commend the folio wing to those indi-
viduals Fhp ,think, that Judge Douglas has
no friends at the South, and that il is al
ready dstsrmided IN advance that he cannot
b n6minatsd 4 the Charleston Convention: /:
Extract from letter to the editor Of the
Washington S.a'es. dated a-a y'a e.. I Il !,
-sd.aK 'sMAooS, Ga, June 80, 1850.
The Constitution. ! perceive, is out upon
The lstter Of Judge Douglas. and no doubt
by authority. Now, Sir, . one Of your sub
scrheEa do lot me beg you to come to his
defence. You have told the people Of the
fearful contest ahead with Seward, the tai.
entsd, the reckless, the Admit tactician as
ls.dsr of the Black Republicans, backed by
Exeter Hall and British gold. In this YOU
are . 'hAhfal sentinel on the watch-t tower !;
but rcaaI you be less faithful in shielding one
Of the Roblest champions Democracy ever
bad from blows dealt BY fratricidal hands ?
What does il concern the country if there is
qsalrsl between the Cabinet and Judge
Dosslas? Or what do the people care il
Judge Douglas does stand in the aspiration
Of other men ? ! tell you that the UxoFF1-
ClAL citizsns of the Union will take counsel
alons Of their own interests in this matter. y
kxesaet Of \ letter from = gentleman in
Northern Mississippi to q gentleman in
Washington. one Of the most jnAexible OF
Stats-rghts men ag ,.sr
'.Who is your candidate for 1860? Davis
and Hunter ore my Gsvorites, but I expect no
ssccess unless Douglas is nominated, OF
whom think better than I ever did. l ad-
mirs. bis boldness and his views of foreign
policy, and although ] cannot approve Of his
territorial doctrirc; do not censure him for
it. He has always held such opinions, and
fearlessly expressed them whenever occa-
sion required"
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

Red Wing, June 20, is5;
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

~ We keep constantly on hand, and print
to order, upon the most reasonable terms, all
kinds Of Ranks Il al. f.4{ 5zsa 80
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-23

Literary. 45fy.k e.e
All the latest newspapers, magasines, &c.
are to be.found.a at +. p. Lowatsr,s bookstore.
Back numbers always on hand. He has
also large circulating library, besides sny
number Of other books which he proposes
to sell cheap for cash. baa ssaosa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21
VALUABLE Estates on JiNEs RIVER. IN CuuRrR.
LAND COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
II ORREH FOR SALE wv ESr..E

II 81 Cumberland, lying on James anu wIl,s Piye-. ana cor
thhinE. according to a survey BY Peter Ware in 1872 . 30 ,rr,.
about -, IN cultivation, the remainder Ia forrst-of which, CTf
ton, on which l reside, Is estimated to contain l.Oa acre. shon,
iO Nmss loS grounds-Glcuiivaf so acre. nearly Il a - .,
loS grounds OF great fertility. The Whele estate sib GOOD ro,af
ton. and In productive cultivation
l shoald prefer selling privately, and 10 any one Who would pur.
shA-e y" iAnd Nhh the nrgr"es on IL, (about c. IN numherl a a.
aueuon 81 seFerh thou. and dollars below the estimated yaIas you'd
be made II sold privately, due 20. &c will he giyrn. m moi tbs
Of November.
IshsS-Onet third cash, the remainder At / and YEAR. ui,b In
terStr payable annually, on the whole Of the deferred ptvr,.,,.
Payment TO be secured by deed % trust. tn. deferred psym.p,.
would he lsnF'hsned, " desired BY the purchaser.
VII take pleasure In showing the property TO any one who
wishes TO view II. PFYroS n ARPIs,S "'
~E-e" cHnon.
y. B-Ast the above plantations will be offered s.para,.tv 8,
each. 'P "'
lt Of CLIFTON. The open land Is % rood quality. we'll .d,p,.
q y NJ tobacco grain, clover and other grasses. and 4 onr Of
the best UaEing farms In this part Of the country
About Sn,0-i MANFRED tobacco hills.
About $40 acres Of very En@ prIr1litva f,r-s,
The d~eilng house Is large With SUFFICIENT ou,buVdings. and
plantation buildings. "
GLENTIvAR Is considered one OF the best farm o, INF. ,hs NJ,
yamts River, very productive In Corn, wheat, Tobaecn ant Clo-
yer.
Upwards ofao acres of original forest
The dEslinE house Is small The plantation buIfsy. a-s-,.,.
orally good "' N'H
About $4,000 tobacco hin. have heen msaured-
Ihereh a great abundance of fn- plant land on both pI,ni..
n P n
we PREMISE, on Thur-iay. the - November. i%A. al ~ a.
- by GnnuIy 4
ociO-c'ds A"SoN,
p s-Thrs slaves viii be sold about isi December nsyt. Of stieh
due n":ice sill be given
Ill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21
Mr.. Lefebvre's School.
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN lST AND rOUsHII
RICHMOND. Va

VNnEneri session Of our school begins on the list day Of oc,ob.,
= lS%, and terminates on the last day q June, Isc0.
Our long experience In teaching. and the very liberal pa,roo.g.
We have received for so many years. have both ensbIei and =.
eouraged us 70 make Important Improvement In our Instituted
a eoure OF Literature, eonprsing English, French, German,
italian andEpanl.h classics, Che four last through the medium ~
The French has been successfully tried during The LAST ses.i,n
and will be Continued and enlarged In the next
We have engaged Mr.. kDw sRD q. How asb 20 take eharye NJ al.
hnEnsh part OF THIS course. a. well As tie Rhetoric. Relies Lei,rs.
ana M fTst Reading classes OF our Institution. Sir. a. Is a zen.
uenAn OF NE highest quAtheaiionE-aLd We feel confident hAt b.
services viii bedus appreciated. We would earnestly rromnsn,
our Literature class TO graduating pupils
The neE house which ne have erected vii greatly add 10 III.
eonTenienee as ~eul Is TO the comfort Of the Young LNdi-s hoard.
ing IN our family, Two Young Ladies only all occupy one room.
Der. az
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny eopprN a Acrrrsox A..
DIRTY ACRES OF nEaUTIYUI Lawn

tNOitIH ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LAND IN
AZ ,r.Dyrhn, NaAH Ius NAN fAiR 0ROCNDS TOR sALE
~ tOloN--"M b Sid Al Auction. on th@ prsmI, lw5,bea,
nuli or resesssJ ON TUESDAY, the gth os iSS .i. ,,.nsoS'
bounded By th~ asds Of Me.rs A Robinson. Ir. Lui. % Cen.
.hAs he old Deep Ran Turnpike. n an be sod 4, ~. -
divided Into square OF TO acre. each, a. nav b. assp.d 49,,
At the hour Of sale.
TsNNs:-a oAA. balance a. c. - and Il month, ,,,..ou.,,.
hots. bearing Interest, s-curcdty a trust deed
oei'-" G"pDiN a APPERsOS. Auet..
sd UAHE q ~ q ACRES. I'm s,J-
meg, Lonnaco ny Dover, EImwoo,. Par,.
nna meadow street,, with the buItd rcs ana
tns rcou, for Sale nj Auctlan =
WIN ne .otd ~ Auction, on the premises. on Tnursisy. ~ g.,h.
uetohet, Ns@. commencing - 9 O'Clock, y ", the vainshl- rsI
M y lof1ted = above, now occupied ~ Mr. wm. Bennett, and
~ inlnE The Tysdrncco q Mr. Edward @ Hoe ard tforr,.-Iy Thor,-
aNf"nc - The land, Tor the mosi part, lies most be.u,if,i Ia.
improvement consist - a Brick Dwtflnr. bsddes A r,Tv i,rv. "a
sNceuent BTick Building. covered with sIaf.. tutend.I e. T, -.
hoe-sD The land SIN be divided according 10 p,i and .ury.y,
10 be exhibited At the hour o. sale.
ISs--onefourth cash, basncs n g. y and T. wop,hs ,r NJ.
tanned. o,nnts " I'VE re
PsLrhe foregoing property. al irsoI.. can be eou.h, =, rt.
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4 xALEAnLE Estate FOR SALE, IN eLor.

"A CEsrER COUNTY, NA-wm he sold on Mrdn~,lay %. isfh
daV o. November, 1889. II far-h not. the next fair dsy ,h.r-aE
Gii.Ipoh ne premises, the large and valuable estate called WA.
SStsLfl, u me Cgun'y 81 Gloucester, Va IL Is situated upon
North hyer-a uaVgshle sater, within \ feE miles o. and -mntv.
lg lhto, Chesapeake Ray stream a. founding 10 oyster ana i.h
and IN a neighboriood prGyeTbial for Its Intelligence and refine,
m"uf- The Tract contains eleven hundred and eighteen ere 81
anu OF men about sta hundred are low grounds ~ great frr'H.
bic beds Of mari
.Ipoa the estate there l. a modern Brick House. built In IN. mos,
elegant and substantial manner-conisining besides a basaun.nt
ten large rooms Its situation Il one Of rrmarkabI. bsauty-imms.
diatey upon III. River, In the midst Of a ~ el-hsded Lawn
Altogether, such an state Is rarely found Ia the market and IN.
sale ul be positive and without reserve
A. The 'ame time, the Household ami ri chen Furpi,ura Yarn
ihE, InPlementS stock Of al kinds, Proyend-r, &C belonging 20
.seh an establishment, viii be s0li. upon the usual terms.
for NE rial state, nne-yurth Of the purchase money win b.. re-.
garedm sssh- The balance In equal instalments, bearing interest
.som " dAy " sale, Nihe interet pa yablc ssmL AnnuanyJ At one.
premises.
4 crop OF Sheat, In regular rotation, will b- seeded before the
day % sale, for which the purchaser will pay AT the cls,onsrv
rated.
II any gentleman desires to purchase the above estate A. pi At.
A. h-toF- tr ltih November, With everything upon Il. h. can al.
F,s.,Z,iHthE hs pr9po.tian.~ithsr Dr. Joins : wELLFORD,
S-l.-cfas
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NERf BEA UTuFUE AND HIsHLy DRS.-
v rssIc huttdine Lots on ths corner OF main
uud u II SIS. for .nle nj rla

" sahf NJ uettou.-Atu he request % he
,sher' = WI sell At pahic auction, on the prrmiHs q "A Pei
s"ys ssih day ofOrt. Der. i>a9. commenting at o'cl.e. y
", hs most beautiful lot located az above toppn.tst The r,.ta.n-.
q! yudEe Jotn kobertsoul fronting Ids feet on the Eoutb - ~
street. "' ~ imiu
umbe subdiTtied into smaller lots according 10 a MA, md
survey 10 he shoSn at the hour Of sale. Taking mi, con.iss,,ya.
u s-,a'ed posln"n Of this property The fac, that front. on The
."uh ~ oi Main - and has a very full irph. and ne oe,,i9n
u neighbofhood being excellent. Il T. believed. that 10 en-.
can compare to H.
Inss-nne fourth cash; balance At 6 i2 ard u month. a, , .
gohahle notes, interest addict, secured by a ,rus, s.-d or az. ~ ~
~ ~ GODDIN A APPRRsON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21

Scorbutic diseases are the parent stock from which
arises a large proportion Of the fatal maladies that afiict
mankind. They are as II were a species of potato ro,. in
the human constitution, which u~ndermiucs and corrupts
all the sources Of its vitality and hastens its decay. They
are the germ from which spring, Consumption, Rheuma-
ti'm, Heart Disease, Liver Complaints. aud Eruptive Dis
eases which will be recognized as among those most ia
tai and destructive to the races of men. So dreadful are
Its consequences 20 human life, that IL Is handy possible
TO o'erestimate the importance of an actual, reliable rem
edy, that can sweep out this Scroiulous contamination.
We know then We shall proclaim welcome news to our
readers, OF one from such a quarter as will leave little
doubt OF its e~ficacy-and still more welcome, when we
tell them that il surely does accomplish the end desired.
We mean AYERS SARsAPARILLA, and il il certainly worthy
attention of those who are afflicted with Serofula or
S%crolulous eomplaints.-Rsgisler, Abany, v. y.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH.

N the CHEOPLASTTT PROCESS 49,
q W. JONES, D'NIsr, having purchased tr!lff~
right Tor the above mode Of making Teeth. and he -1L1b
ing entirely satisfied Of Its absolute superiority over the gold, silver
OF plailna method, he can With confidence commend Il to an Uho
may desire fli or partial sets Of Teeth-and especially TO ,ueh as
may be dissatisfied with those they are nov using. Ia this process
an " The objections 10 the gold plate are remoyed-uhe srtItnN be,
ing perfect, secure comfort and stability TO the Il, and the teeth
icing embedded in the metal, the food Is excluded from under or
between them, and they are therefore si7pag.r. cleaner ,mos,hsr
aud In every respect better.
In consequence q the perfect adaptation n the ulate 70 The
mouth and the suction thereby secured, he can insert sne or NOR,
teeth tritt0Hf elasps-aHd In all cases guarantee a perfect and at
hfaetoTy az, or no charge.
This method Ayingb been adopted and comtnrnI,dh nv th,.. s,.,J
ing highestin the profession, North and South. testimonial, will h.
given aud specimens exhibited 10 any who NAV desire 10 see them
those wishing To exchange the old method for the new, their old
plate MI d e taken In part pay. Once opposite Corinihian Hall.
pmN our u y : y -, t0mae to @. ocT--ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21

IN BBLS. NOVA GOTTA ALEWIVES,
ASO prime order. landing ami for sale hy
ocls MuNRIF 4 CI 4IROgNE M II p..,t 81,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21

~ kEFNNb TUX THE Hill
w. ous FsvER-As the Pail approaches. and pIIou.
ad Agu. and fevers has become prevalent. every person should
prepare themselves with the proper runed-. for these danKersu.
diseases. The secretion Of bile. aud the Inactivity OF ID. liver. 10.
Feiher With headache, painiH the limits and back. night sweets and
loss0 appetite are the forerunners % thess maladies and .fbei,nt
means should at once be resored 10 by Wtirh th-se s,mptons an
to"BAkERs PREMIUM DirTEss" rhey sraiieat. the bile. d.-
pei The pains, cool the fevers, strengthen the dg~sfIv. OF ran. ere
ate a pure, heAihful circulation OF the blood. and produce a dov
ofsrir,s which Of Themselves tend greatly 10 90 away Win an on.
hcahhfulnsss These Bttsrs can be taken Nth prrf,e, ..t-,y nv
IL aE~s and sexes, without regard 10 Sea,hsr or diet, and viii
70 required.
To be had Of PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, ani all other prominent,
prurYsis In the city Of Richmond, and elsewhere IN virginia ana
North Carolina: also, OF q. sroTr A Co, Washington. d. &: n n,
sIABLkk, A Co, Baltimore n A fAHNESTOCK 4 co phu..
delphla, sd q nARNEs 4 PARK, Sew York.
Orders allied BY addressing y BAKER. Propr,-,or
sei2-dkc
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"TiHc tries all things" and has proven that wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry is the remedy, par excellence, for
The cure of coughs, colds, Group, whooping-cough, bron.
'hiti-, Asthma, phthisic, sore throat, influenza, and last
not least, consumption.
There Ia a vile counterfeit OF this Balsam. therefore be
sure and buy only that prepared by 5. w. FowLE Il Co,
Boston, which has the oritcH signature of |. Burrs on
the outside Mrnnner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-21
AUCTION SALES.
FUrUaR DAYS.
BY Jas N TAYLOR a son, AUcrs
NERy RIAL ESTATE AND
,rsennl rr.psrs,, con.sstIng OF siaNe-,

VERY REAL RSrArR AND
" .r.onat Property, Consisting OF sla.e.,
bioeded Cows. Mnle.. aor. =, Farnaisg Imp ,
tnent~, 6c., at Auction.-f win sen. AZ the fsls P1snt.-
non' IN lanes nlysr. In The eoauiy Of Chesterfield opposite oty 81
,nsusinE ~ ley o'r'eet. An, The hslNHes Of M Real Ist.tr hs
l"i.sing 10 ssid stale eon,sinlnr say acre. - vaihahl- Isns. a
isHo~. ~ sers Of hiEhy Improved isrusnE Land. binz sboai
n centre ofthe farm: l." acrrs In woods, Wing 90 the P.t-r.hu,s
kallroad within one mile q ihs iosn % Manchester, slarSr por-
hon OF shseh l. hsavuy wooded, also. valuable whsr prupsrtv
WIS on james River. s.isniinF from the terminus u The Dsnvths
Railroad 90 the town % Manchester, upon uhbch there are several
.he. particularly adapted for uArrhousss and manufacturing -
And a, u O'Clock, NJ on N. sane day, win be sod sny vslua-
dren.
Twenty four superior Mich Cows o. the NOS, improved .,o-E. IA
young Cattle. Z yoke % Oxen. and about "a Hog.
Ts-n'y- four young and wen broke Mules. superior animals. twa
Houe-, Ac.
4 large variety o. Farming Impiemsnis, consisting Ia par, Of,
b. Wagons, Carts. and Gear.
ASop, roo barrel. Corn slsIss quantity shueI.. Fodder, aud
TFGSs or s,tE For the real estate, al Guns OF ,SOoO and un.
hr, ODE hiri cash; The balance 40 I, 2, ani . y.ar. FOR al Gum.
oit3sN si under sioooo. y cash, The balance At l.. ?, 3 ADD q
Year.; for si sums over fiOVo. one auth cash; the balance Al /
: and > years, the purchaser TO execute negotiable notss.
.hh Interest ADDED, payable semi Anrusuy, and secured hv tru.i
80. I9rths slave, eash; 70. Al Other rsT,ousl property. GUNS
Negotiable notes. With interest sdd.d sANI MARY
Executor % jos. MarS. der'd.
- 40 - ron rhCH Ocia-tds
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FIRE IN KANSAS

LsANEswoRrH, Oct. 2O.-A lire occurred this morning
on shawnee and Main streets. Fifteen buildings, with
their contents, were destroyed. The loss l. estimated at
szo,OOO-two-thirds insured. Russell. Majors a wad-
deTs stores were consumed. Their loss Is sTo,OOo-balf
insured.
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EMORY * HENRY COLLEGE,

fVNHF Pan session Of this Instituuon VII conmsne. on IN. 18th n,
august neS', and continue q seeks The Spring session be.
Ihs we dAy At@t the close Of the Pail session and cuuilnues Ala
u Eeeks The charges foz the entire collegiate wear Of a. wa,t.
WILDE $40 OF which S1jis required 20 he paid in advance ana
The Other 80 at the end ofthe hrt i've mouths. This .um lnciud-,
our charges for Tuition, AS1rd, f.sl aud oonhHgrat he. We
~ OF those seeking a place for the education Of their sons and
wards TO note carefully the adVautag- s which ~r are o1.in. Our
location, grad o. scholarship, ability and experience 81 thu fscuI-
", excellent discipline. thorough eoursr Of Instruction and htlh
rank OF our gadu1trs, have already securcIus tlr largest patron.
age OF any Coueg- IN The State. For n catalogue or for any par
Sa.At INFORMATION address. EE. Willy, Prst.
l4yt-dAcu Emory z o Va
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ny wM. PASNILL. ArcrIoSsr., Pr,er,surE
TEA WI AXIS. S,OMS N

- sIiED, orr y, Ac, fOR sALE Intending - I.S.G-7S
saanre our prsssn, business, NE ofsr for tae our -trsmto7t w
W. IOwNfS." aud six Akks The Boat and Ark. r. otlv foTr
y-as Old, and built By oaT-tlves In the teu name. me r.,
has recently undergone n thorough ovefhauIinr. both hull and ma
ehinsy she a doasle-esgn n. eide sheet ana been u-,d BY u.
strictly as \ Tug. hut could be easily char red Into a p.-..rv-,
Boat. she l. about - fee, seeL. and register ~ 90 ton. 1h- Al.
vary Ia tonnage from O. 70 ~ ton. ~ now in .NceI.p, rupriny
order. We have all the Necessary W~rk. for LOADING .nd ,,t,.S
inE. viii a - Of way, In order for hauling up for repai-.
10 one ar company. who wishes 70 20 into a iucratiV. hu.ln...
this offers a hns opportunity for investment OR book Vii IN.
the concern.
We ofer the above privately TN November "a. when II not .oid
vii he disposed % II pebble suction, AZ our wharf A, ~ o'-Iock Al
For terms, which viii be liberal, sPpIy to
PASNILL CARTER.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A WALL IHhCT or. LAND, on she new
@ond, kncsn q Auburn .nd atonins he hnd u Mrs. Dr.
me above Tract contains one hundred and twenty Az. ,,.,
and s situated 10 a pleasant a1t desirthls nsirsh5rhaol ~,
sin .uneisncS ofrood anivaisr TIE si IN. ~ ,'vm'
: w sa,ried 90 ~ Tosi,h = al kinds ., 0,gard Fra~. and
eerdbc % Improvement, and ~ ne judslous use " lime mi
from hs ne b. these mhuars' on ousr ishi, ta he n~esib5rfo
5@3,i.aas israAa, could rs ,SSsi Z " SSss, a9a
Appy to RAWl1NGS H0LLADtY
A"-"" '"h ,hetEesn Msn ana Ersnsun
NOTICE.
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wuyre sur hsu& ana .sa. his day .-s
'and ISL hanirci anil . sr,tI
rz-..s sfhs board % Director, l"'l
SH s'Eto2th VS. p wryS,R Secretary
SPORTING POWDER 20 -,.s. s,r. and o,.t. s,
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Photographic art may there he seen In all hs beauty. Phosogr.pb.
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