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ADIES' WEAR.
IL Ladies' merino Vet and Dr. wers.
Six do DO
Linen Chfmises
do Yoke, ard Sleeves.
Upper al skirts.
Lsce sets, Colars and sleevss.
Breakfast sets & Cciap.
White and Blsek Grape self.
Emb; cieeTed Lace Hands erchtfs
Can brio and Linen ffg and In eitlngs.
CT and Hosiery 10 all 'tyeL
(hidri rs Ho. ~, full assormFnt
Good for fan les In every variety
full stock at 80 Main Street,
NOEL cHRIsriAN LATHR0P.
DOE HEs RING.-is y bb.a No North Csrollna
III Psmiy Roe Herring
so ibis No North carollpa Gross Herring
600 bbls 10 Hsliftx Cut Herring
nof1 EDWIN WORTHAM & CO.
SWEET OIL 20 boxss OIL best brands for use
- Tobaeeonists, Tor sale by
Roll EDWIN MOkTHAM a CO.
Ok HHDs. Porto RICosUGAa, CHOICE,
IO To- sac by
Bo9i-iv wMwALLAoE sons
EO PACKAGES u UTTER AND LAR d.
DOal-lv I'M. WALLACE s0NL
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EXTENsLyE I'LL on ELoUsEs AND LOTS


IL AT GLOUCEsTRS COURT HCuSE-The undersigned offers
for sale all the buildings and lots Gloucester Court House. late
ly owned by his father, John Tabb, deed.
The property conts Of tenements, which
Brick Tavern, with Brick Stable Ice House and all other
buildings for conducting large business Pour Store
Houses with comfortable dwellings attached other dwell
Ing houses and shops for sadde BaekSmihs TsorS capen
tiers, and Shoemaker
The Tavern DEeng Houses have convenient lots attached
10 then gardens and ether purposes al good repair
Gloucester Court House Is situated In the mid Of wealthy
and popuous county, and h Of the best stands foE business
In this section.
The Tavern might be made profitable large mercantile
business has always been done there and mechanics every rd
hnd constant employment
Tbs TKR, which will be liberal will be made known sppI
cation 10 the subscriber. J. PR0SSsR TABB,
fvoE -ctf Co,rt IIonye
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rUBLIC SALE or TWO VALUABLE TRic

DUBLiC SALE OF Two VALUABLE TRACT
J. OF LAND AND BET EEH FORTY AND YFTY NEGROES
IN THE COUNTIES OF CAMPBELL AND AMHERsT.--As Com
missioner under deere Of the Circuit CONT Of the county Of Bed
ford made at the September 1884, In the Of ahtvs
Executor ntt Nelson and e and Others will oder for sale
public un, the premises TUESDAY, the Goth day
Of November 1862 fair and NOT then the next fair day
Sunday eped that valuable tract Of Lend In tie Of
Campbell called Achers Creek" whereof the late Edwin
ACREs the larger portion which unelear,d and ayiy tim
Ills land Hes boil ies Of the suh Side Raj and
Of the Lynchburg snd oonc'rd Turnpke AMI within few mica Of
the River and Kanssha Caoa and miles below
Lynchburg viii be soldn eac,s suit purehsssr
There upon comfortable Dwelling Hous with all The
Necessary ouhouts At the tine aud place will sell
Negroes up the sid plantation about eighteen twenty
And on THU RsDAY the 2d day Of Novmber 1862 n m and
not then the next fair daysutdav excepd-I will sell
public on upon III premises that valuable Of Land 10
the county Amherst called wnton" whereof the said Edwin
Mathewd seized. THIS hregarded Of the produc
tive and valuable Fsrrs the county lies imm dlaiey adon
ing the New Glasgow the Orange Alexldra
Railroad and within short distance Of New Glasgow depot
called. Il nains TEN OR ELEVEN HUSDaED ACRES,
we'll wAered and has II Abu- Of timber. The
provements upon all coed consisting Of large twoory
Of wheat being sown whe will pass with the land
purchaser thought adg bic, VII be divided and sold IN
tres Athe time and pace viii se the Negroes upon
the sad farm 10 number These negroes yey
likely nd liable There now an vpon each Of these
farms who will show them or give any information to who
The will be sold Epon credit SIX twelve eighteen
res fom tie dsy sale The will be sod upon credit
With Ike Interest upon the purchase money Bonds
be required OF the purehaer and the tile the land viii be
tanned until the whole of purchase shall have been id
On the sane days respectively the sales advertised
wi sell stock Of Cattle Horses Hogs and Sheep, Plantation
and CroT Of Conn., Tobacco Hay FODDER &C. &e the
SAID land upon credit Of months for ali
s0-under that Jun for cash. $500
oel6-ctds Essealor q ydsin Matthews, deceased.
The postponed until The Sth and goth
on the premises respect lilly as shove advertised
JNO U. L. GoGGIN
noi6-etds Com'r, &c. and Ex'or. nc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. cents to
~ 81 so will buy Of GrshsmS small stencils, for
marking clothing with Xxx Call and examine pee
you live In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety Of Brands made To order
A. T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
se5-n Next Door to the Columbian Hotel, Rlchd, Va.
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DURE RYE WHISKY AND LONDON DOCK
j BRANDY-Old Rve Whisky, Bumgsrdner, summerde n
Rchardsons Abuey Flacks shernon Wm WalAces hhei s.
Scotch I,h whisky Tuscaloosa Monongahea and Peter
Hangers Old French and Apple Brsndy-Jas Hnnes'y o.srd
Dupuy Co. Pnet Oason Co., ShsEsrac Vlex Cognac JUGS
Robin pure Apple Brandy Peach Brandy Jamaica Rum
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wines; Pure old Holland Gin Aso
Wines abrands and grades for sale wholesale and
retail. by J. :. ROBEhTsON,
Next 10 Governor and Frat kiln sts.
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IMPORTANT WORK IN PRESS.

IMPORTANT WORK IN PRESS.
JAMES wOODH0USE & co,
ITAvE in Pres', and win shortly pubah Important and
N''' A GLANCE AT srArERIeHTs.
By State rights Republican. vol, svo.
THE Iosr PRScIPLE or the Sectional Equilibrium How vas
created how destroyed how may be restored by BArbA'
WHAT Is TsoUGST OF 1T BY THE SOUTHERN PREss
From the "Consefvat'st," Newbury, s. O.
fully slavery agitation
and remedies would do we'll to obtain copy this work They
ea party bat from that Witch knowledge o the history Of the
conuiion from L. bhth, united with eando aud freedom from
From the "Chronlcls and sent'ne - Aug sta,aal
e1ssdnsy tss fal volume geographically and dncUs.ng
which the psetgy Of our federal compact depends disappear
From he SRepuSlican," 8. Lout Mo
The book written With much Gre and beray deep thought
From the "nal, ADVERTISE" Montgomery, AIa.l
This valuable reaiiie upen The theory Of equilibrium 10
the Federal oons tuon. and should be diligently studied by the
(frOm the "6uardlAn," cOluub!a, s.ol
This work demands than rasug noce. II Is Of
gard copy treasure.
CPlss msd any address receipt Of the advertised price
JAMES w0oDHoUsE co.
n'93 Richmond Va
DLATED GOODS, PLATED GOODS, PLA-
Cake Card Baskets be " and ice osram BoS oasOrS
Wine stands Pee Stands Forks spoons 4e large assortment
al low prices sfEBblNs PULLEN Ch.
A SPLENDID GUITAR, for sale
N CheAp.-Any one wishing nice Iuslru- S%fas~A
meat hod such by calling a. TsIs OF lSSaN
FICE Il cost t35 In New York, and viii be sod \atNn
for $2o as the owner has no use for IT, Rol5 VA y
FO GRoCsRs attention Of grocers and merchants
Il ally, Is called TO Sempic'a Infa lille hat Ing Pow
0era home are aud superior to OF The Kidd before the
public
CHEST PROTECTORS,
INoR persons Of weak Lungs for sale by
JOSEPH LAIDLEy, ApfthecAry
slen Of the Red Mo tar,
ocs9 5ih and nain st Rchm md Va.
~ Of reo Robesoa soma The business
red on In the name Of Theo Robertson 4 Son.
THEo ROBERTSON
noi6- d NJ ROBERTSON
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, Nov. Is, 1s0O..-
- do hereby certify that have used MessrA DuvH Norton
HORSE TONIC a NON the oft that has
10 Internal dseas that horses mules sub
have tried 10 entire satisfaction In al cAsEs and
omnsnd all persons who have horses mules cattle gse
trial Wh. r. HALL.
TABLE MATS Of vsrOa psilsrns AMI sylss be had Of
u nsal 7HoA A. DULKLEY 4 CO.
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p,TIVAuN. rANn DOt, 9

FLUVANhA LAND FOR SALE.
WILL sell, privately, Office Hill II lies within half nile
the H., Immediately the Ryanna River, and contains
$40 This land particularly vel adapted TO grsss; and
while equal the lands 10 the production Of Corn and
Tobacco has been said to be the ba wheat land In the county
The DWELL has rooms, and In good repair Barns Sta
brs, &c. sufficient the place.
The Of land Rens belonging 20 Mr.. W q.
Strange and self Il asO Tor sale IL about ak miles
The contains T51 Ths me whea.
Tobacco land and well adapted grass In foe state OF
Improvement very desirable The buildings
and ample There hundred land adjoining
which Mr. W Pontsne will sell reasonable terms larger
farm should be desired. JNO l.. SCOTT,
erl1- O..
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IMPORTANT NOTICB.-Al persons Indebted to cren
shaw arleS Co. and Thomls D. Quares Son. by note
open account pay once longer indulgence vi not be
given oc22 THOs D. QUARLES
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III Executors Notiee,-At the same time and place
VIII be sold al Auction by executor Of Mrs Martha
Keec deceased the entire Household aud Kitchen
OF Hogs She COWS gorses &c the farm also an
celient family Carriage Day Il, sale, WEDNESDAY the
18Th day Of December, lstO. Terms at sale.
JAMES A. KEECH
tois-,d, Er<ettor m M A 49, ia
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SPOTSWOOD HOTEL.

RICHMOND, VA
TTNIa NEW HOTEL u and Main jos.
l. finished and furnished In the best Is open for the
ACCOMMODATION OF GUESTS.
The lncs Is the best In the city, and every effort will be made
10 please the patrons Of The House.
have secured the services OF T. W. Hoeange late OF the
Everett House, New York.
no5--gm JOSEPH u. CPEJsHAW.
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J. B. WATKINS
nol9 i59 Main street.
MAIN STREET HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES
IVA This Hospital Is situated the OF Main and 26th
Streets and adm ably adapted 10 aness privacy and health
une position the purposes which has been Instituted
namely For and 0BSTEfRICAL treatment
OF SLAVES The rules and regulations governing this institution
already been published circular contsbing full psrcu
Lara will be m nished those Who may desire further Information.
TKKSs-Paienis per week. 81 less than week, al per diem
but s aggregate shall not eseeed ne charge for H toek
Patients attending the daily examn aion mot III for Hos
pA con1nemen charged the regular fee adopted by the proeB
large The above charges include board medicine medical
attendance and nursing Surgical operations charged according
Of other Hos pas Of the city For further Information
apply the Physician resident the Hospital either Of the
undersgnsd PHI slciGns and Proprleiors
FRS W. HANCOCK ~ D.,
Main st., bet. Sd and 9TH, No. 100 Main st.
1T. GE0. PEACHY, NJ. D,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace st, bet 9Th and 9Th.
X &. vEsT NJ. D.,
Franklin 81, below Ballard House, ltht Main.
PHILIP g. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician.
OYcUs BROOKS,
myi5 -dbc2swiy Resident Assistant
IMPORTANT NOTICB.-An persons Indebted to cren
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DECTIFIED WHISKY-Of our oun Rect fyinE and
h brAnd warranted nee from drus s~avs on hand
And Tor sale ~ eELDEN 4 LLRR
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EHENCH CHINA.-Just received Of lmporta-
on hne assortment OF China, OF superior qlAly
log OF Decorated VIII Dinner AMI Tea dtached
pieces, all OF which offering At lox rates.
wM T. But Err SON,
no2l 10 Pearl street.
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MANITOBA lady well qualified teach In school Of
w high grade Applicants distinctly all heg teach
ana 10 address lmms dstely Dr. TH0S. T. ATKINSON,
oc9-u Danvile, Va
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VIM. w. HENRY.
ATTOR NEY ATT LAW.
Attends the Courts Of Charlotte Prince Edward and Halifax
Poet or &c, Charlotte @. H., Va. ap1I-ly

III L. BEOOKE has resumed the practice Of LAW IN tie
oeen BOlvins building l'h fronting Bank street,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
the FAMILY DOCTOR:
CONTAINING SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED, ron TN.
DISEASE IN ALL FORMS BY
PROFESSOR HENRY 8. TAYLOR, MD.

CONTAINING SIMPLE REMEDIES, OBTAINED ron Tnn
CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FORMS.
PROFESSOR HENRY 8. TAYLOR MD.
1T TELLS YOU How attend upon the sick and how to
cook for them; how to prepare Drinks Poultices &C..
and how to guard against infection from Contagious
1T TELLS YOU or the various diseases Of Children and
gives the best and simplest modes treatment during
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The work Is written in plain language free from medical
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CUSTOM MADE
~ BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS, for Mems, Boys, La
dies Misses and Chdrens wear cheaper than known
beaof y 1t @ WILSON'S.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26

ture a it is, in I'll its freshness and beauty
We have just returned from atip through
Butler and Grundy counties, and have been
led to pen the above.
We find the farmers doing more fall pillow.
ing than we have ever before known. This
is as it should be. And we are rejoiced to
And, that they begin to see the advantage Of
fall blowing. Yes, gentlemen, such Of you
Is would raise good crops from year 70 year,
irrespective Of the drouth or wet seasons,
must till your land thoroughly and deep,
while your teams are VIGOROUS and healthy
in the fall. Speed the pillow over stubble and
corn hill, the deeper the better, this fall, and
you viii almost certain have good crop Of
wheat oats, corn or anything else. BY plow-
ing in the fall it lightens the labor in the
spring The frost pulverizes the soil, and
destroys the insects and vermin that had
gone into winter quarters. So keep the pillow
moving. - II
In our travels through the country we
found persons buying up all the hogs that
could be found from sob up. Now this we
were sorry to see. We contend that it is
wrong to send the hogs out of the country
half fattened. Those buyers are paying from
81 to cents per pound, gross. We
saw some 80 or 60 hogs that had been
bought up by Mr.. JONES Of Independence,
that would have made from 80 to 75fb more
pork by the LIST Of January. Now with the
surplus corn that we have in our Valley that
will hay cribbed up for the want Of market
and for the want Of stock to feed it too, We
say that It is wrong to thus ship all Of the
stock in this condition. To fatten these
hogs as they should be would pay good per
cent. 1t would pay well the farmer for The
extra trouble and make his corn bring him
Scots per bushels at the price that pork will
be this winter, and we hope and trust that
those farmers that have hogs to sell and have
the corn to fat them will do so, and not sell
half fattened hogs. As Iowa is destined to
be pork raising State, we hope for credit Of
the State that our hogs will not leave us till
they are fat enough to grease griddle.-
" Whatever is worth doing at all is worth
doing well,' is trite but true proverb.
Our farmers are feeling pretty good about
these times. They have now cash market
for their wheat, pork and beef.
It is cheering to see the smiling countenan.
ces Of our farmers. They look different to
what they did year ago. We hope it will
aid in the advancement of Agriculture, and
in the importation Of Stock.
A "progressionist" suggests that in this
age ofimprovementsol old Father Grimes should
be represented with Yankee clock in his
hand, and seated on . steam moving ma
chine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26
BACK TO Our Pest.

Fairs, sickness, and business, have prevent
ed US from keeping our "Field & Garden
readers posted as to the Agricultural and
Horticultural topics Of the day. We trust
that our friends win sympathize with us in
our troubles, and take the will for the deed.
We And delight in doing anything that will
aid and assist the farmers Of our Valley in
their honorable and honest calling. Our aim
shall be still to cultivate the mind and till the
soil. The mind and the soil is our platform.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-26
MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored.

Jest Published, in a Sealed EnceIope,
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
"A Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weak
ness sSexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emission. producing Impotency, Consumption and Men
tai and Physical Debility.
BY ROB- J. CULvERWELK, n. D.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may b eectnAly removed without internal me
cines the dangerous applications Of caustics nstru.
msnts indicated bouges and other empirical devises is
here clearly demonstrated and the entirely and high
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the day This Lecture WIN prove boon thousands and
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