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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ton wish to Know whAt our Medicines
viii dOg Read the allowing and learn.

WI 10. Head the t0lloW1nEEss and Ie'etns
1st. BrcntlinSer's Fluid Extract OF SarsaparilIa
and llandelton never tails to Scrofula, White
SWELLING, Running Ulcers, and ali Eruptions the
Skin. by thoroughly Purifying the Blood, as eN.
pcriencH of over thirty years has proven.
I'd. RTentlinser's Syrup Doneset and Wild Cherry,
has no equal in the cure of Coughs, Colds aud Alice
tons Of the Chest generally,
Sd. RrCntlnger's Cathartic Pills remove all acid
anu deletertCus substances from the Stomach and
Bowels without in the least sickcniMg the stomach
They are the best Pill for general use now sold
9Th The Berger Spine and Muscle Liniment
acs like charm in relieving all pains of the face.
back or limbs, where the use OF lininent is in
Dictated.
Sth, The geuuine CoukEn salve. as prepared 10y US,
is you all know Of the VGrYbest things in the
world for Cuts. burns Bruises, &c.
9th. The Golden Hair Restorative, prepared by US.
gives TO the hair fine gloss, renders it soft and
smooth. and not only prevents it falling out. but
causes new crop where the head has become laid.
+. A. BRENTLISGER & Co.
PhSrmaccutists ami Chemists,
oct23 No. Isl Market street.
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/, -. oNH of the Democratic organs calls the
Little Giants stamping operations "Don ~
les's route" Thus far his "route" has
spesn followed by his yout, and SO it will be
hereafter, says the Chicago Journal.
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TuE billiard mania is rife in New York
Phelan and Collender have offered a SPLEEN
did gold mounted cue for competition be-
tween the professional players of the Uni
ted States. This tournament will continue
eight days, and each player will play each
of the other contestants four ball carom
game of $50 points, he who wins the
greatest number of games totake the p,ize,
and then play Mr.. Phelan game of 500
points. Messrs. Kavanagh, Lynch, White
and Cleveland, of New York. and Bird, of
Philadelphia, and Tieman. of Cincinnati,
have already entered their names, and
other celebrated players are expected to
arrive, among whom it is possible George
Serrciter will be one.
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WHEN the election of Col. Baker as L.
s. Senator from Oregon was announced, it
was said that he was Observation-Disclosures
on the subject of slavery. and in that re-
spect differed from the great body of the
Republican party, In regard to this report
the ST. Louis Democrat has the following:
"Col. Baker has for several years been
warm-hearted Republican, and during the
present campaign has delivered some of
the ablest Republican speeches in behalf
of his old friend, Abraham Lincoln. that
have been heard and the name of Col Baker
has been mentioned as one ofthe probable
members of the new Presidents cabinet
more than once. Depend upon it, Col.
Baker will not be snbservient to nny pro-
slavery doctrines, aud believes to the full
est extent that our territories are the her
itage of white men in preference to ne
groes.
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No. FOR CLERK OF THE CIR.
49, Cult COURT.-Folding the M
Of Clerk pro-tempore from the Judge and
place my name before the people for the once Of
Clerk of the Circut Court. -
octl48 LUCIEN LowTHER.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.

E9EITS FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT
~ 80 COuhV.-MEssRs. EDIToRs.-rIcase an.
H9unce THEODORE n. GuRRELL as candidate 1Cr
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Chic County.
Oc'to MANY REPUBLICANS
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No. FOR CLERK OF THE CIR.
49, CUT COURT.--MEssRs EprToRs =
SE0 W SIGHTS will be supported by the peor,lc
or clerk OF The Circuit COnr at the election 10 he
held on the 9th day Of November.
octs~ HIS FRIENDS
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from a Prescription Of SIZE JAMES CLszE.
N D.. Physician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is untaing y the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases 10 which the
female constitution il subject 1t moderates all
cess and all obztruetions and specify cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
i, is peculiarly suited 1t will in shor, time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar. bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of GEes, DrssAtu to prevent eountertes
CAUTION.
ThEsc JiIis should {. taken ~ fe7aoEes during
tie FIRST THREE MONTHS qf Frequency. as they
arc FuFe to triSq Miscarriage. but a: any o;ae-
fiIae they adte-
In all cases of Nervous snd Spinal Affections, Pair
in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight exertion,
PspatiOn OF ;hc Heart, Mysteries and Whites these
Pills will effect cure when all other means have
failed: and although powerful remedy. do not con
tain iron caoune antimony. OF anything hur1fri 10
the constitution.
Full directions in the PamPi,le; around each pack
ge which shoull be carefully preserved.
Sole Agents fer the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, tL,a;e c BALDWIN Co..
Rochester, \. Y
y. E.-s!,n9 apa { postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent. will in.:.re bottle containing so
pills by return mail.
--'7-'--'-" 1-ATfeH1INS- 4 BUsHFIELD and T. II
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Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge.
Children dying right and left.
Mothers not as yet bercf
Know that worms more infants kill
Than each other mertal ill;
But the VERMEu0E Will save
Your pale darlings from the grave
MoTHER, MAKE YOUR CEoscE. Shall the child die,
or the H0'1'F' Remember, a few doses of Bryan's
E"stt'e"s NvrmifuGe will destroy any number Of
worms, and bring them away without pain Price
IS cents. Sold by LAUGHLINs q BUsHFIELD,
8. Fundenbcrg Bridgeport, and Druggists generally,
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W. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

~ "NtNAIOAUA , 1IuII UJ g
4hs splendid Hair Dye has no equaI-ins,autape-
Gus IN cnect-Beautiful BLACK Natural Bruwn-no
staining the skin or irJuring the uair-remedieg lie
absurd and i'll erect of Bad Dyes and invirra Is The
mar i1E life None are genuine uuIeas signed w
A. bA'cheL'T.' Sold everywhere.
CHAS- BATCHkLOR, Proprietor
phlSsep,1s-dGw-ly -''' 1'''' street, Ne" l'fk'
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Un;sn copy
AZUMEA.
T EFT EVERY LADY PROCURE
IL box Of Professor Morris
"AzUMEA.:'
TEE PREMITM BAKINl: pnn.nrn

THE PREMIUM BAKING POWDER.
This excellent composition does NOT ron+s;r -,,r.
9e!e o. A!um, Sairatus- or any kind 81 6eiefe--ns
drng, BIT Is perfectly Tare ana he;;lv 80 -.
coiIiiaFE preparation, i i1taih!e ana invaluable
~ the FaIrS IT. Philadelphia and Cincinnati +I4ra
we're a nui'ieT q Baking Powders on exhibition
Siiieh we're a82ly2ec. The AzuInea obfaiTed The
i[sl Pr7ce: as he pureSt ana best Baking Powder
lsfisd Price rs cents box For saic onIv Nv
Z, ByCkIN Nc. Agent, Odd Fellows Hail Corner.
4na by "ni Fleming Edwards Bro and G. ",
S--.-.L-
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DR.. M'CLINTOCK'S COLD & COUGH
MIXTURE performs, in every instance, what was
promised when it was introduced. 1t cures, with,
the samo uniform certainty that morning diEpels
night. nil the varieties of severe cold or larass
cough, and Immediately relieves influenza, hoarse
ness and tickling of the palate throat Price, rs
cents.
Sold by LAUGHLINs BUs1FIELD, s. FUN
.DENBERG, Bridgeport, and Druggists generally.
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DIR. JAS. McCLINTocK,s PECTo.
RAJ sYRUP.-Wheret hc-eis confirmed cough there
ia always great peril. To trfe with any disease o.
the respiratory organs is court destruction Con-
SUMPTION bronchitis, pleurisy, lung.fever, &C.. lie
close behind cough; and the only safety in such
cases consists in immediate resort to this great
vegetable remedy. Price s., 90.
Sold by Laughlps q Bushaeld, g. FuDdenberg.
Bridgeport, and druggists generally. tyA
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CLERK OF CIRCUIT CoURT.

T9Ero, TO THE VOTERS OF ONO
E5@SEa COUNTY tel respectfully announce
self as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
oil Ohio county. toct25"l A. D. BEDILLION.
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train DrIllS and Seed >0VCFS,

WE AXE PI.LP4ELD u FUI.Sl,!! 1i,..:
w and S0Te-s i II. mo-: .ess..a- Eu-,
Le" Improved Gran D:El! i yyArrlis- & ,rs
KINDS ri Grain AID GFes- SD. :; 49, ,s ~
quantity, ZION: one pia; : dire uu-t-I-.s .-as
7s~ deep ur shallow l=>llc.. .-v
SEED II the same t..ae Of SOWING gram x
- cog and = he TE.r-i =-l.E!-+ J.. al sf zss-
sas.:E oass- j Wi saE any -.u--:.- If ~ E :.
oDe - eight ss may bs desire IL fl;..a
led We have also on hand lie Eg--.-.a ir-..
aud :aTrrably known II fhs t--.-g-s-
Orders LEI; With u VIII receive y -ly.- r-'.rlI
JHC- SMITH a u E.:.-
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West Alexander Academy.

~ YOU N4SAoAAS4 NSd0S4AS.
TTIE WINTER SESSION u his Institution VII
i commence q Nrnisv. the 9th Day Cd: ,,,-vIe--
and Will continue Tor the U>u! ieT: of I'VE months
Tbs Academy : - Ion. -fzl5.'sg -70x J..
praspsEgr= oOn'li'jo't ''eL=- ite.Al,y l.arraIz,i
the ISaIlon / heash;Hl coiv=IIeaF II aces and
desirable i. n-aar Respects
RATS oF Tr.Tlo~-!I. Male Iasi-ar: lnyIt--2ie-UJ
FeEDsir d 10
Contingent isa-.-..-...... ~
For further particulars. ayisy 10
uSf--s JOHN :. iEIRTFI'- Principal.
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FALL STOCK!

Y ET STYLES II FEECCH CHINA T.l u =.
~ SPLENbID TkSE> .aid o;aer ilar1 SOFAS
Just receiving by :. >TIE&tI srN
auE1S Is Ga- e:
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. The TWO STORE EliNS AUJ1Iy-N. -i.,,
Drug HoTI>s o: L c1:. Lii { q. IN
Inquire: jill pYEry>,-.,GE; :
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ing and whitening influence, fall upon
them-there is no heart sickness unless
some man of money come and turn them
out Of doors. They feel secure they feel
that the Government has given them Sc
curity. Such a family will be patriotic.
They viii be patriots in despite Of all the
influence you can bring to bear on them.
They will feel grateful to the Government
which thus protects them. But if the
man stricken by disease, living under a
cloudless sky, with no rains descending to
fructify the soil, is heartlessly turned
adrft by the act of his Government, and
he and his wife and little children com
PEELED to seek a refuge in some forest
home, can he be a patriot? II you want
a soldier will he shoulder his musket ?
Ten to one he will say No: why should
I love a Government which treats me
thus? Why should love a Government
that gives up its land 10 be roamed over
by bears and wolves and other beasts, and
denies to me. patriot that am, patriot
that | would ever be, the privilege Of oc-
cupyinC it?"
But, Mr. President, did not intend to
make a speech on the subject
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FArAL ArrAIR.-Oae Nan hiHed.-One
Of these occurrences, 80 distressing 10 the
community In which they happen. TO the
friends Of the parties, and In the present
instance 10 none more distressing than 10
the survivor Of the difficulty. transpired
in this place on Friday morning last The
matter having undergone investigation
before an examining court. his Honor
John r. McNair presiding. we deem IL not
improper 10 make the following state
ment On the morning above named. and
on the occasion Of the meeting Of Mr.. r.
Applewhito and Mr.. james Crawford. the
latter desired the settlement of a difficult
~ with Mr.. A. which had been pending
for some months. and offered him the use
Of one Of two pistols, which be held in
his hands. Mr. Applowhito refused 10
take the pistol offered. but Immediately
commenced firing upon Mr.. Crawford
with ono which he bad about his person.
Before the difficulty terminated. some
six 90 seven shots were exchanged between
them. Mr.. q. was carried TO a hotel,
when his wounds were pronounced mortal.
lie fingered on until late in the after.
noon. when he expired. Drs Pickett, OF
Jackson, and Strahon and Ferguson. OF
this county, waited upon him. Mr.. An.
plewhite escaped unframed, but was i'm.
mcdiately arrested 10 await an examine
ton. which was conducted on the follow.
ing day terminating in bis discharge upon
nominal recogni1ance Of $500. The
Grand Jury being in session on Monday,
gave q fall hearing 10 the evidence in the
case. and refused 10 take cognizance Of Il
In consequence % which, Mr. A. l. fully
relieved rom al responsibility. This {
The hrst occurrence Of the kind that has
happened in our peaceful village in some
years. NJ Applewhite and Mr.. Craw.
lord both lived near Caseyville. in mi.
county .--Gaiiuiia (Cepiah Is Mirror.
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This gentleman. one Of the most emf.
nent lawyers in the South West died re-
Gently, under the following. oiroumstan-
ces, as related by the Mississifpiana Of the
oath inst.
Last Friday morning. the telegraph
brought the sad intelligence Of the death
Of Hon. G.. $. YERGER, at his plantation a
few miles above Yazoo city. Il appears
that he was hunting at the time, and hav.
ing shot a deer, reloaded his gun and ap-
preached the game. when he was attack.
ed with appoplexy and fell across the an.
imal and expired before any one could
reach the spot 10 witness his last mo
ments.
Tho remains were brought 10 this city
and the funeral took place at the Episco
pal Church AZ n O'Clock on Monday
our people attended the funeral in vast
numbers. thus attesting their respect foi
one who has ever been a high-minded
generous, philosophical and Trustworthy
citizen. Mr. v was a lawyer Of emf
hence. and the bar will deeply feel hi
loss. Tie leaves a numerous family anC
many relatives 10 mourn his sudden anC
unexpected death.
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SMOrn TeN1inOnY.
ScE0oN LAEE Essex Co. y. Y.

ScEO5N LAKE Essex Co y. W
February G, 1855.
Wy J. HAGAS, Troy, y. Y.-Deqr SIR Having
used yor1 Hair toonng Restorative and having
been much pleased with il. take pleasure in making
tie following statements From the effects Of a severe
III Of sickness Wien about eighteen years of age my
lsIr commenced turning grey. aud So continued to
grow until q bso1Hle Patecu irtite, being very harsh
and coarse Last summer I reached my ffiy-thlrd
year, when was induced by friend t. purchase two
battles 81 Heim~rgets HAIR Coloring prepared hv
gaa- commenced using % according 10 directions.
ana "a fer days nas surprised 70 ind that my hair
from the roots outward turning back to it, or gi-
nal color Ii SO continued to grow until il was as trr-
Is brown and glossy 10 was before. IN nv youthful
days. auI Is fully restored % rs Ori1iud color
MlLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co. S. Myla Seaman came before me and
was duly and says that the above statement Is
true this 9th day Of February, 1865.
JOELF. POTTER, Justice Of the Peace
Remember that tins result was produced by Hns-
s-zEE- IaiDdta5e tho original and only reliable Hair
Restorative.
Price hfty cents and one dollar bottle Sold e.
srywhgre.
We. HAGAN q co. Proprietors, New-York.
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New Orleans Market

NEw ORLEANS. April 2S.-Sales of cos
ton to-day $500 bales.-market dull
Middlings lol to II. The steamers news
caused less frmness
Sugar market firm
Whi-key Is quoted at 2Oc.
Exchange on London SiGG9
Bills Lading 74(oSf.
The rest unchanged.
NEW YoRE, April 2>.-The steamship
Vanderbilt has arrived at this port bring
ing Liverpool dates of the 18th inst.
LIVERPOOL, April lS.-The sales Of cot
ton for three days sum up 2l,UOo bales.
All qualities slightly declined; inferior
qualities l-l6log.
Consols closed at gii.
THE PRIZE FIGHTERS.
The fight between Heenan and Savers
resulted in a drawn battle. after twenty
seven rounds, lasting two hours.
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
CHARLESTON. April 2S-Marning Session.
The motions have been cor.summatcd to
re-commit the platforms to the Commit.
tee on Platform. All were submitted
and the Committee reported late this at
tcnoon three reports, which were then
discussed
Avery, Of North Carol ina, reported q
majority report embracin : Intervention.
Butler, of Massachusetts, reported sim
I ply the Cincinnati Platform.
The discussion opened. and Stephens
| Of Oregon, made good indirect Joe Lane
/ speech.
Burroughs, OF Arkansas. and Claiborne
of Missouri moved the previous question
I of Platform.
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" "A NJ NDl Mn
To {. II. Virgins. Guardian of Martha
and Elizabeth Toole, minor heirs of
SIMEON T0OLE. deceased:
NOU are hereby cited to be and person
Il ally Apes in and before the Hon.
Probate Court Of Wayne County. to be
holden on the End Monday in Nav next.
at the Court House thereof in the town Of
Winchester, 10 show cause, if any YOU can.
why the account Of final settlement OF
Jesse Carter Administrator Of I. F. Toole.
deceased, who was Guardian of said mi
nors, now on file in the office of the Pro
bate Court Of said County. should not be
allowed and placed upon the records of
said Court, and to do and suffer such other
things as may be awarded in the prem
ises.
Witness the Hon. p. II Napier. Judge
Of Probate Of WAYNE County
- Given under NV hand and seal
SEAL )of Office the Oath day of March
/ \S0SLA. D. 1860.
JAMES W. BOYKIN
Probate Clerk ". c. lHiss.
| March 2s, 1860. os
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Spetial Nutltrs.
Roots, Banks and Leaves,
Nauseous Drugs and Poisonous Minerals.

We ask the afflicted of either sex, which do you
preier' pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded
from Nalure'1 own Remedles-one which will speed
Il! anu permanently cure you; or the VIE com
pounds heretofore used, with AL their Nauseous and
facilitating effect together with the loathsome dis
ease, many times following the uso Of Mineral Poi
sons.
The Cherokee Remedy is Natures own Specific
for Gonorrhea elect, Gravel, Structure. Fluor AIbus
Whites in Femaes) and al diseases Of the Urinary
organs curing these diseases by natural laws after
All other preparations have failed aud IL one Of
Heaven best mercies to offending mani Instance.
could be produced Of its effects which would stagger
credulity
The naureous preparations heretofore used have
C.ed but this has never in one instance been KNOW
to fail Happily for mankind, the Governor Of M
world is a Father who sfiicts. not 70 Kill but to cure
In mercy he has appointed Medicines ior thes'
dreadful diseases, which when taken, quickly Mes u
all parts Of the system, attacks the disease at every
post and with a fidelity and courage truly adnranie
never gives 1t rest until it has completely expelled D
lrJm the body, and restores the unfortunate patient
to former health and vigor.
This Remedy" strikes a. the very rot of the dis
ease. It, tendency Is not simply to suspend the poi
SON. but 70 remove the cause on which it depends.
ssTAad what ENHANCES ITS VALUE, is the en-
tire absence Of all au.s aus taste smell Il lay in
the counting room or on the toilet table, without
ever being suspected as a Remedy for secret dis
cases.
a,,-A treatise on Vencrea diseases, with full drec-
tons for their permanent cure accompany each
bottle.
R6-Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers
il medicines
POTTER a NIERWIS, Sole Proprietor
st. Louis, No.
Sold in Paulding by DR.. s. Z. CASTEEL-
JOHN WRIGHT, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents
~ I.....-..--.-.
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Important to Cotton Planters
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
~ T II 7 III0ITNI Vt 7 III
GoHHoN CHI

W L L O1N T11N
John pyBpiS having made available Improvement
- IA tie Cotton tin. by which a greater quantity Of
Cotton can b. gnued ln day than by any other
make u Gins invites the attention of planters r. the
.Nrue.-Ine Improvement IL SIMPLE. and can never
It aon-i-tz Of a aange, two and q half inches long.
ono half inch deep. one third inch thick. placed On
ie centre % the Tlb the point where the seed are,
discharged. 90 keep them in contact with the teeth
OF tine either side unit, they are stripped of
tHe fiber and then allowing them to pass out On both
sides of said Hauge, without the possibility Of being
carried back boy the upward motion Of the roll as Is
fu- case Wifa the ord nary Gin
From various experiments made in the presence
20 several planters u tii- ysrnItyIt As confidently be-
IsNed that where c. saw GIN If the ordinary KIND j.
required e. Of tins kind Will be amply sufficient
The increased Quant'y gained Will NOT IN the least
impair rha sample. tll- Is accomplished Iv get
clear 81 tug seed soon IN" fiber is taken of
For evidence, see the following Certificates .
THIS to certify that IN the month Of July in com
/ pauy with j. Z. Ncmy IS. Capt J. W. Walton, VIM.
LgHer George Erwin and John l.. Lavender. / saw
1r. Dubois new GIN tired and sixty saw Gin pick
"a one hundred pounds Of dry cotton reserved from
Greensboro Ala. August ? ISIS
Nr, uuBUI~-I have run your hhr-nlne saw cin-
late improve meut-msde for 7. VI johnson. Ell hteen
hours. and packed ten bales. averaging 80 pounds
and TINS E"s d"ue without pushing the team,
September Is, 1855.
Nj DyBols--I have ginned on your fny-seven
Gin, made for Mr.. j. + Walton ten bales WeirfprT
900 pounds each IN day and half and can do this
WITH ease.
October. 1885. J & STNGI IvToN
Mr.. HUBOlS-I gin 6l% bales Of 500 hounds eacb n
uay on your sixty saw with ease
October ISIS. ATFpED uATgIT
MR. DUBoIS-NIth the sixty saw lrir,,7t. - - /, -
iI. improvement Eln as much any Of the above
without any special effort WILLIAM HOMES
Greensboro, October. ls5S
lGFErNcEs.-Rey. /. D. Hatch Col Isaac Groom,
Major A. & Jones Robt Lewis, b. F McCrary. q.
| ITIce. Greensboro; VIM Gould. r NJ Kirksry I'll,
nr. A. F Alexander Nelson Crawford. Eutsw / Il
Murray. Pckens; R. y. Harris, T. B. Vauhn, -Tusca.
IUgsa.
TUE demand for this kind Of Gin for the last wear
could not he met. 20 supply u in future partner
slip has been formed under the stylc OF brB0IS,
WALTON a CO. -
Orders can be sent in without waiting for q call
from an Agent ~''
&c The attention Of Manufacturers Of Cotton Gins
D. invited 70 tins Improvement, as by il ons Of ne
essential requisites OF the Gin Is supplied
DUBOIS. WALTON & co
| Greensboro. Ala March Is 1850 9--f,n
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Joe & CO.'S
Patent Ground Saws.

The subscribers manufacture from the best Of CAS-
s Ell, CIRCULAR SAWS, from two inches to eighty
inches in diameter. Their Saws are hardened an
tempered, and are ground and finished by machine
If designed expressly for the purpose; and are
erefore much superior to those ground in the usua
manner a. they are strengthened and stIffened ~
creasng them in thickness regularly from the cut
ting edge to the centre, consequently do not become
heated and produce great saving in timber,
They also manufacture CAST SFEEL- Pr, and eros,
Cvr SAWS and BIIRT WIS Of superior quality, all o.
,hich they have for sale or they may be obtained d
tie principal hardware merchants throughout the
United States and Canada.
r. HOE co. % and 81 Gold ST.
New York.
Feb % 1860. I-tf