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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

ALEX. NACKINNON, AUCrIONRER, Will. sELX.
"A this DAY q o'clock. and second hAsd furniture,
eicloihe Ac with great variety Of other articles 1t 20
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CoNsrABLE's sALE-A n. CRIsTALAR. AUCTION.
~ Is Bowery vl sell this day 18Th II oclock
barrels and nine bags Of wheat rye BY
Of L. Obere constable; also. mahogany sofa three
BILE tables bureau table, and Of beds and
bedding, by order Of John lilly, constable.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE
a hold furniture-JOHN j. RENNIN, Auc.ioneer 2s9
brosdwayat the private dwelling u West Twenty second
street. Thursday commencing ct 10x O'Clock Catalogues
be had at the door Consisting OF magnificent rosewood
and parlor suits of made furniture medallion
chairs SOFAS spring bottom chars Wilton and Brussels carpet
oval mirrors lace curtains bronze and ormolu chandeliers
with French plate mirror DOORS superb oil paintings cele
braed artists statuary marble centre table, card
Turkish reclining chairs adys work table, encogneurs
antique and gothic reception chairs Fren n painted shades
carved rosewood bedseads bureaus commodes. armour
hair mattresses. holsters and pillows feather beds blankets
Sheets dc sofa rocker and other chairs hall stand oil
dinner and tea service china tea sen table cutlery
sortment OF kitchen furniture. with which the will com
Sixth avenue and stages pass within doors
of the house.
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EDWARD SCHRNCK, AUCTIONEER
II By X. =. II. SCHENCK.
Salearo0m IS Nassau street, opposite the Post udce.
THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is.

At The private resdsnss iss E.;. Nins.ssesA ...s.
sSsrS g.
s:,n as%.:s .sS ss an
csns aSs superb
oval mirror very rich elegan. piano
IN Ss cloth SeassS .r sIs
top bssears commode wardrObss washsands easy chas
large and elegant of finest glassware
Tho superb OIL p.ntDss 10 which The attention Of
Superb Landscape, BY Geo. he finest produo
winter Scene BY ans marine By Macs; bead Il
ae ~ 8, y
fine d. by Devock Paul Potter by vsngaahIenbers lady
~ Win pss y
the above two days before The se may be had At Office
r. a. scaESc z WILL GIVE THEIR PERSONAL
families declining housekeeping, 1t their spsaoos ssies
room No g Nassau street they have uneauasdac
By E. AZ d schsSokHSn THURSDAY. ias Inst. at
their salesroom 33 Nassau street stock OF very elegant
r cotton, A sosSG SALE OF RICH
lace curtains velvet AIminser tapestry Bruss. three ply
aHs sSe%1 sssss: 4 w :s
Carroll place Blocker street The snrs frnurs Of
dining room bedroom and 6.sement goods Of whh arc
wood furniture Catalogues early this morning and sale
peremptory
~ G. HORTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssa
U Hudson will SELL this day l01S O'Clock lat i6
Charlton street, the furniture Of boarding house. consisting Of
bureaus extension liable, ocohs, carpes chairs abes
looking glasses, beds and bedding
TREAT SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION-BY DAVID
J SCOTT auconeer. on Monday, April H. 1852 twenty.
ok building lots and three cottages The above pro-
perry commands the beautiful in this country For
particulars inquire Of 0rapdjean, 80 West Twelfth street,
or on the premises In West Hoboken.
GROCERIES RAIsvNs, CURRANTs, SOAP, sE7ARs.
u brandy crockery glass clothing fab behring's white sh
salmon &c. win be sold this day 10Y O'Clock The store
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DRICEs KALYDOR-FOR THE COMPILATION, RE-
il moves pimpleA freckles, cuAneous erupuons trans
lbrns yellow and snow complexion into white, son,
aooh Transparent life like Ladies' using chalk,
nbester and other poisonous cosmetics should w bottle "A
lcyy mild and harmless and 1t the time most charm
ID 6cauher q the skin. Sold II Is cents boule Depot n
GCoe drug store Grand street. n T.; Hays Brooklyn
Casnder Co., corner Of Third and Walnut sxse PhlAde
~.
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(y0NSTABLE'S sALE.-RICHARD WALTERS, AUG.
~ toneerSore &c Catharine street. OF Henry will
SELL this day, 1T l0s O'Clock BY virtue Of several executions
large and general Of household furniture carpets
oicoths mrrors mahogany sofas chairs tables washssnds
hair and straw casks OF brandy and demi
johns JAMES WHITE, Constable, Fourth ward
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FyLAIRvOYANCE.-MRs SEYMOUR, NO ITO apRryo
" street. the successful medical and busnes ciairvov
ant In America. Consultation day and evening, scSne
business absent fends &C., and sAsfAcon GuaranIsed
always or NO pay TAKEN
ryIAIRvOYA NCE.-MRs HAYES. THE MOST sUCCEaa
c Consumption well other disease correctly told
and cured. Every sck lady should 20 70 Mrs HAYES 81
Broome street, near the Bowory.
11ADAn wIDon1, MAIRvOYANf, a 0DfnD sPA1
M III lady, unvens IL nyger1es Of fuurxy loYa maGA
is lucky numbers properly - q aasa y ~ Am as
MADAME MEYER, LATE OF 81 SECOND sTRREf
M removed to 366 Eighth avenue. between Twenty third
and Twenty fourth grce She continues 10 tell pae present
proecs sickness absent end1 and properly Lost
stolen Madame Meyer convereee IN Engh, French Ger
man. and gives warrantee for her ART
l1XDAn LRAvHY CAR b CONSULTED ABOUT
M lovs marriage and s6.eat nag H tels Al Ne svsn
0lve her eall q - Mulberry s6ssk Asrsks LAdes 3
MADANE Ray TELLS PAsr, PREsENr AND FUTURE
M events Of life, speedy marriages givea lucky
number vsters age told. Once 80 Seventh avenue nes
Twenty seventh street. Hours, 10 70 lP M. Fee Is
Ar B.-WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
N. Madame PRKwsTERf she has been committed bv
housands this and other cities with cntfro satisfaction ~
ieei confident ahe has equal She tells he future
wife or husband also that Of her vister you wsh truth
rive her A lb Sxh avenue sbVve Fcry second reet
ka6Vh ~ SsSA RvnkSnSa -
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DmUMAfTO ENBROCATIOH.-lHM INvAIUABLI
a1tcl1Ne RAeumaEam epraans, BRUISES. H., b., y ~
~ q lis Third avenue. % oeAts betAlo.
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UCTION NOTICE-BURNHAMs FURNITURE Elk
West Eleventh street. between Fifth Sixth
nture of families moved with the utmost rich furniture
of description boxed and shipped all Of city
or country mirrors paintings satuar panofores china and
glass ware carefully packed and Qyed curtains and mirrors
taken down and put in the best large two horse
by post promptly attended 70.
UCTION NOTIeE-wILLLAN IRVING INFORMS HIS
"a friends and the public that he has made
with Messrs. BROWNE NICHOLS, auctoneers IS Nassau
street. opposite the Post Office where he VIII be found happy
70 serve his friends a. formerly.
UCTION NOTICE.-A BARGAIN-AIL THE vALUA-
"A BILE furniture Of private family, removed for convent
of sale the No 40 Ninth will be sold q
private SALE cheap for cash Of three rosewood
cost when new $780, will be sold for S76; single suit
peices richly carved covered in crimsop and
French brocae been used but three months will be
sold for So0 also OF rosewood and mahogany bedroom
furniture Brussels and ingram carpets paintings &C. &C.
AUCTION PONIES.
GEO. WEILES NICHOLS. Auctoneer.
BROWNE NICHOLS will sell this day. April Is. at
O'Clock trent Of the Office So Nassau street. two Porto Rico
ponies and bay long tails sound and knd have
with saddles and brides
One bay South American pony eight old black Aow
ing and tail perfectly gentle in harness and sade has
been used BY the present owner three years. sold only TO re-
place by larger one
Wagon and harness.
One horse 6x hands high kind and gentle and believed
be sound good driver and all day horse OF great bottom
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DI.ANTS AND FLOWERS AT AUCrION.-w. 8. McILL-
VAIN will sell this day and every day this week. at the
garden pants of description from Peter Henderson,,
Jersey CITY Every facility for packing and shipping Do
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rIENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
ID Is Nassau sreet-Fir class household furnnre ali in
fine condition and %snqfsStTrsd so order By Huchngs
Baudone HENRY a. LEEDS GO. will sell, by auction,
ment Of the class furniture consisting Of beautiful sus Of
French secretary lounges centre and other abes velvet
pets Brussels lace and other curtains suits OF rosewo ID
In plush large and valuable pier base msute or
and sewing Shii,s panoiorie music
sion table &C. Bedrooms- bureau amor IA ca:
rosewood canopy wardrobe cshe
chairs spring and other carpets and fine fur
niture oiIcloih, hall stands, kitchen ware, &C. d.
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boots shoes and hrogans ct aucton-On ThurDday April
a. at l0 O'Clock, at the store of j. r. DAVIS CO. IS Beck
man street. prime assortment Of fresh seasonabe goods
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W. HUNT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day Wednesday, at 10Y o'clock q he salesrso, No. %
Nassau street, . general assortment Of and second
hand and mabogany paror and bedroom fnnnre
censsng In part Of paror SUITS marble tables otegeree
beokcases extension tables vardrobes chairs bureaus bed
seaa &C aso crockery cutlery glass and china mir
morning III m
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DROpBY,
WEAKNeD.
us.eS M &ontS Tenk Greel fhinAephA Ssa1 WHOLESALE
FIJI rsiSil 81 A. D. GANDe Co., 100 Ruhsa street.
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WHEELING RAILROAD BOND6-THE HOLDERS OF
w bonds given by the city Of Wheeling following ra
road companies, nsmey:The Hempfcd Railroad Company
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad the Ceye
land and Pisbursh Railroad Company, respectfully
quested 70 meet committee the the city of Wheel
Dg at the Astor House. In New York. day Of Nay
next for the purpose Of ceming agreement pract
Atested JOHN PORTER
FEE. L. 1859. Clerk of the ety of WhoebnR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

IN CAUTION.
Dealers and cautioned AGAno u many Oh
now ID he offered KEROSENE which aduiters
"a With eAmphene, burning fluid, fa s Ac Also sgAna
WHITE OILS, dangerous fum exccee Of benxole ~
1nutha KEROSENE OIL, Co,
80 Beaver street, York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

CHERIFF SALE OF MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
- By Ped COLE, Auctioneers, on Wednesday, April
l3 at l0x o'clock at IL To SO Water Brooklyn
prsng steam engines planning, drilling bending and bratdng
machines lahcs vices tools castings patterns and large
quantity Of unfinished work.
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GROCERIES RAIsvNs, CURRANTs, SOAP, sE3ARs.
u brandy croSksy gaSss clothing sh behring's white fish
1914 william street. near Of Frankfort.
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IMANTED TO BUY-TwO HANDSOME SIX LIGHT
" 70 chandeliers rosewood and brocate paror
|urniuro cheap for cash. Address W. H., Herald ONCE
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sALHs AT AUCTION.

81 Liberty street. adjacent sale Of house
Sod furniture-J, l. vANDKWATkR vim SELL fhur.day.
April IA lO o'clock It sslesro00 81 Liberty street, largo
Of furniture both and seoond hand consisting
in part Of rosewood and mahogany pAor suits eAy chair
mahogany rockers reception and 0her paror chairs SOFAS
lounges bookcases and secretaries etegore marble top cen
ire tables pier and manto mrors oil paintings &C., marble
top dressing plain do wAshsands French bed
steads hair chamber sui cane seat
chairs &c oak and other extension ablea do dining chairs
DO for library buffet glass ware, &C.; also marble top
hall stands tables Terms cash. Sale peromptOry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13

M L. PHILLIPS AUCTIONEER, Will. SELL THIS
M day ct u O'Clock At the New York bazaar Crosby
family carriage and second hand harness. &C. No
storage charged carriages LEFT for sale.
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A J. MACDUFF's, 396 BROADwAY-wE HAVE MO-
"a ney In amount 70 advance diamonds Watches h
advance on pano segars dry goods &C. 70 advance
household rure &C. To advance merchandise of All
kinds Ih's y the oldest ONCE in this city MACDUFT,
esabahed S4S commission house No. 3o6 Broadway corner
Walker street N. B-No connection with any other house.
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A UgTI0N NOTICE.; BoGART, AUCTIoNElR-gY
As bOdAhT-Thursday, 18th inst, At 10 O'Clock. At No.
202 Wooster street. The stock grocery street,
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n G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER.-sALEsROOM ss2
IT. Hudson street viii sell this day. at loh O'Clock iie
bureaus extension table, oicloths carpe chairs tsbles
looking glasses, beds and bedding
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THE CRYSTAL ILLUMINATING COAL OIL-THE
very bees IN the market without exceptions warranted 70
3uarauteed be aduleraed with vegetable or animal
- Fer sale by @. WILLIAM ROSE, 81 Broad street. N. T.
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GREAT SALE AT PUBLIC ,AUCrIoN-BY DAVID
sx building lots and three cottages The above pro.
perry commands the most beautiful view in this country For
particulars inquire Of 0rapdjean, 80 West Twelfth street.
or ON the premises In West Hoboken.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-01
BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l, 1859.

THE EXCHANGE MONTH"; Y TLSJNG
SUPPLEMENT FOR OCTOBER
Will be issued as usual in the first DAVIS of the
month. Our Agent Mr.. c. C. HOFFMAN. is now
engaged in receiving advertisements for the next
number, or they may be left at our Counting
room.
31Ierms for the Monthly, dollar per
square, each insertion. fair reduction made on
contracts for term.
Izs~No advertisements competing with Balti-
more interests received
1s-Persons desiring to be informed ofthe man
ner in which THE MONTHLY EXCHANGE is gotten
up and the extent and character of its circulation
are respectfully requested to inquire at the Mer-
camille Agency of JABEz d. PRATT Co., or at our
Counting room, where specimen copies may be
seen
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Political.


Senator Chestnut, of South Carolina, in a speech
delivered at Camden, S. c., ON the 2Sth urged the
unity OF the South and the development of South
ern resources, repudiated slavery agitation and the
reopenlng OF the African slave trade and opposed
Senator Douglas points about ''unfriendly terrific
rial legislation
Gov. Wick!ife, of Louisiana, has succeeded in
restoring quiet to the Attakapas parishes, which
have recently been disturbed by the warfare be-
tween the Regulators and Safety Committees.
lion. Jno. A. Reagan, of Texas, has repudiat
ed the Houston party and will sustain the national
democratic organization.
Hon. A. G. Brown, of Miss, denies that IL ono
documents franked by him, were refused transmits
sion through the mails
The Buffalo Post says that the New York dele
gates to Charleston, stand AZ for Douglas. and II
Ior plckinson. majority controls the whole vote
The whole number of votes in the Charleston
Democratic Convention will be COG, of which 4O4
or two-thirds will be necessary for the choice of
Presidential candidate
The Indiana Republican State Central Commit
tee have voted to request the meeting of the Re-
publican National Convention at indianapolis.
lion. Otto r. Singleton, of Mississippi, and
Judge Meek, OF Alabama, prominent Democratic
politicians, decline to support Douglas on count
OF his Territorial Sovereignty views
"A correspondent of the Highland Democrat is
freely discussing the Democratic candidates for
the Presidency. Douglas and Wise, he saws, are
visionary and vacillating; Dickinson is sound but
unpopular; Seymour is of inferior mind Sam
Houston is the only man who answers all the re-
quirements of the case; "his views are National
his uniform course as a statesman conservative and
Union loving, and his character pure, without re-
proach, and that of pious Christian"
The Hon. W. B. Reed made speech the other
night and said that 'the Fremont folly of 1856 will
De nothing to the fierce fanaticism of 1861" He is
strong Tor saving the Union by harmonizing the
Democratic party.
Somebody has issued a circular. in which bo
proposes the following ticket for 1860: ~
For President-Robert j. Walker, of Mississippi.
For Vice President-Wiiam NJ. Gwin, of Cali
fornia. O"'i
An the candidates for the Legislature, in War
rem county, Mississippi have declared themselves
Tor immediate Southern action in case of the cleo
ton OF Black Republican President.
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LYNCHBURG INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
Cash Capital and Surplus
Three Hundred and Eighty Five Thousand Dollars
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SPORTING UNDER DIFFICULTIES

The Hon. Grantley i. Berkeley scion of one of
Engands noblest families, lately came over to this
country to do little hunting in the West land brought
with him select pack of dogs of lineage as ancient
and respectable as that of their master. These
aristocratic animals have met with the most brutal
treatment from those proverbially grum gentlemen
who figure as baggage agents on the Northern
roads, and Mr.. Berkeley pours out his griefs-
scarcely inferior to those of Werter-in the follow
ing letter to friend in New York:
''ST. Louis, September Is, 1859.
''NY DEAR SIR: have with me five dogs-mv
famous old English bloodhound Druid so celebra
ted In the New Forest in Hampshire, in which he
mas run down upwards of three hundred of the roy
al deer; my red setter dog Chances my two retriey-
ers, Brutus and Alice; and splendid lurcher. piy-
en- to me by the Marquis of Breadalbane purposely
to try on the prairies. This dog, to look at, is a
complete greyhound, but from his being twice re-
moved from cross with old Foxhound, though 81
lent, he will run by nose until he brings wounded
animal to bay, when he will fling his tongue and
keep the bay till the hunters come up
II regret to say have met, with but one excep-
uon' with the most extortionate imposition from
the baggage masters throughout the distance I
have travelled. The companies assign no place for
the transit of dogs and their cost is at the option
Oh the baggage masters. This is all wrong, and if
not amended it will deter me and all England from
ever bringing our dogs with us, fact which will
Keep us away. My visit was an experiment which
intended should have induced determination be-
tween the sportsmen and dogs of the two countries
put the railway misery to our valuable dogs, will,
if not amended, defeat my object. So highly and
desirab lie was my project thought of in the mother
country that Sir j. Cunard built me kennels on the
deck of the Africa, and refused to permit any
charge to be made for their transit In America,
the baggage masters were permitted to force their
own terms, and to refuse my dogs any transit un-
less came into their exOrbitant terms which, be-
tween TWO OF the stations,in days travel amount
ed to ten dollars. l would not have minded any
cost, provided gold could buy safe and comfortable
quarters Tor animals who had shared my parlor
and my home for years with me, but it was too bad
to make me thus pay, and then risk the breaking
OF my dogs legs among heavy trunks and baggage!
every truly yours,
"GRANTLEY +. BERKELY."
The Spirit Of the Times, insinuates that if Mr..
Berkeley had, in imitation of the Marquis of Wa
terford, Lord Stanley and other English gentlemen
democratised himself little, and condescended to
makesome acquaintance in New York, he would
have been put on the right track, and saved much
annoyance.
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THE BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal
Is offered to manufacturers shippers and consumers at as
LOW PRICES any good Coal in market Orders for
immediate delivery filled at VERY LOW RATES.
CHARLES GILMOR, Sole Agent
No. IS Second street, the Post Office
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Cheapest and safest mode Of Insurance
SECURITY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co. OF N. Y.
Cash Capital,
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
per cent of Profits returned Policy holders
annually, thereby reducing the rate of Premium
at least Fifty per cent.
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TOHRNAMENTG

Tournaments are quite the rage now. The Leon
ardtown (St Mary's) Beacon says that on last
Tuesday grand exhibition of this sort took place
at the race course near that town, which was at
tended by thousand spectators. Col. James c.
Blackiston acted as Chief Marshal, and fourteen
gentlemen contended for the supremacy, as Knights
of Ha'oatha, the SLIDER Cross, Bleeding Heart Karen
Plume, &C. The Beacon says:
Suspended from an arch, adorned with the ma
tonal flag was the ring which each cavalier sought
to carry off on the point of his lance. The riding
opened by a spirited dash from the Knight of the
Raven Plume, who was followed by the KNIGHT of
Leonard Town. After an animated contest, in
which several ties occurred, the honor of naming
the Queen of Love and Beauty was awarded to the
Knight of St Inigoes Or. j. c. Ashcom.) The
privilege of naming the first Maid of Honor was
won by Hiawatha Or. J. r. Walton); the second
Maid OF Honor was named by the Knight of Ivan
hoe lJames A. ROach); the third by the Knight of
the Silver Shower James 7. Duke); and the fourth
by the Knight of Leonard Town &c. A. Simms).-
Inc knights were again paraded by the Chief Mar
shall, after which, they were called on to bestow
the honors they had won. The first honor of the
TIT was bestowed by the successful Knight upon
Miss A. d. IL. of our town; the second upon Miss
a. H. OF st. LIMOGES; the third upon Miss E. S. of
st. lnlgoes, the fourth upon Miss c. C. of St.
Georges and the fifth upon Miss R. S. of Leonard
Town. After the distribution of these honors, the
company adjourned to the village, where sump-
luous ulnner mad been provided.
A grand ball took place in the evening where
the Queen of Love and Beauty, and her attendant
maids bore their blushing honors with becoming
grace.
Another grand tilt took place at Fairfax county
Va, lately, but we regret to say that the Knighty
contest was succeeded by that vulgar and oldfash.
Toned amusement. known as "gander pulling. -
1t is thus but one step, from the sublime to the ri
dculous."
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Scorbutic diseases are the parent stock from which
arises large proportion of the fatal maadies that act
mankind. They it species of potato in
the human constitution which undermines and corupt
all the sources of its vitality and hasten its decay They
are the germ from which springs, Consumption, Rheu-
matsm, Heart Disease Liver Complaints, and Eruptve
Diseases which will be recognized among those
fatal and destructive to the of men, So dreadful
are its consequences to human life that hardly posi-
BILE to over estimate the Importance of actual reliable
remedy that can sweep out this Scrofuous contamna
tion We know then we shall proclaim welcome news to
our readers of ons from such quarter will leave little
doubt of its eicacy-and still more welcome, when
tell them that it surely does accomplish the desired
We mean AYERS SARsAPARILLA and it is certainly
worthy the attention of those who afflicted with
ScroAa or Scrofulous complaints Register, Albany "
York