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sandford,s Family oathartlc pl1s,
Compounded pure Vegetable Extracts and put upn Glss
Cases, air Tight end will keep in any climate

Compounded pure egetabIe Fraet pat IIa9s
Cases, air tight end will keep in any climate
Tie Family oathartic Pill is gentle and active cahnc
which tile has used in his practice than twenty
years constantly increasing demand from those who have
long Pills and the satisfaction which all express in
gard to their use induced place them within the reach
ii all The Profession well know that different eathaftics
on different portions Of tho bowels.
Tho Family Cathage PHI hes with due reference this well
established fact compounded from variety of the pure
VEGETABLE Extrac which alike every of the alme1
ar canal and good and safe in a where Catare
Is needed such Derangement he Stomach. Sleepiness
Pains in the and Lon uo.. Pain and Soreness
over the whole body from sudden cold which frequently. If
laeecied end of Fever, Loss of Appetite Creep
Sensation Of Cold tho body Restesness, Hea1acho
Weight IN tie Head ail Inlannatpry Diseases, Worms in
children or Adults Rheumatism great Purifier Of the Blood,
aud many which flesh is heir
1aaaen in this advertisement Desc g. Price, Dimes
InVlEnrto and Family Caharc Pills pialed
by Druggists generally, and sold by the trade in all the large
SIT ". SANFORD NJ. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor,
- j. WRIGHT 4 CO,
Wholesale A gents,
mrsR And sold by every Druggist,
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II is sekenng 70 look around and view ,ba yn;us ~
ful place. '0-'ns anu sesati-
a great many goods from the storea and otha,.
buildings were saved and piled mn IN eaa o.nef
ony to De destroyed where they were placed at,a
neat oelng 80 intense as to preclude ait possi},,;s
OF saving them. write in haste and there NAV ~
some inaccuracies in my statement, but ii d nearly
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suGAR aoGsunAps-su HoasHEADs.-
sTA1'E AND sHENsLE MACHINES,
El.LL.i-I.. r. VI.

sTATEE IND SHfNaLE WACHINEg,
Suitable fer Making-
Sugar noGsHEAps RICE M0LAasEs RosfN AND
TURPENTIEE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The prncple embraced this haehneis the process of
splitting and dressing bs hand labor. Working directly with
tho grain Of e tmbsr produces article liable warp
check from exposure The Stave Mill will rive shave
Clint from to boN from 1900 l05o saves pert4y, the
Snge Machine 900 Shingles Itrequires two
hoTse power work H. end be attached to anys
yne gin sew n power Ii make any required length,
aud eau be adjusted n any thickness taper The tbOr
steamed sawed but ven and shaved directly
lie bolt.
Both Nachinesca be full operation between the hours
OF 10 O'clock every dag at No. Canal street These
Machinea made in Augusta, Gs.
Any party wishing purchase Parrish State, County
Gle rights or Machines can obtain Agent wo
will give full particulars. FW. 9, GooE,
Sole Agent for The States of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama. ja3l GIN
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HAIR REsToRATgvEg
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray!

Many the gcn discovery of Prof Wood have attempt
not y iifaa Ms Restorative hat profess 70 aYe WI
something that would produee results degue ohi
they have AL and being Carried aay " i've
tulresnts Of Prof Woods preparations nnu age n !"
Leave lie Guld to ils 5ess sway. Read the following:
BATH, giaiue, April IS, 1850
Prof Il Il wnod y ro -Gents: The letter you IN
1856 concerning yozr yqaable Hair Restorative and which yon
have published in tls vicinity and elseRgfe s gwen rise
nuaerons pauiriss touching the facts in the case
The tnuures nre4ts s IL fact oil my hapltioh and
name a5 stated Ii he communication second, Is Il true
time to 10 In good araer, aud q q natural coofY 10
all can and do 6itger Invariably yes. Ny tr u
better tan In ANY stage Of my life for forty years past,
Soft hriliv aud better cslDTed the 5 true Of nE whs
ker mud tic why it * not generally true Is mat tbs
gptnnre 4 washed of BY frequent abon Of the face when
tic whisers, the resat viii foGw The hair taTe
been IN the ce4pt o great nunhc Of letters from all parts Of
New Ergind asking If my hair still continued to e good
Is much frd n the manufacture and sale oil various
compounds well ls Il has, doubt heen blsey initiated
ma been used only without any good effect but 10 absolute
for months ad YET my hn IL good ~ ever and kun
drils have examined II with surprise, now b yeHrs
<0l aud gray hair hsnd face and 10 prove
This fac send yaa lock Of my hair taken oil te post wtek
received favor o. two quart bottles last summer io whieh
t8a very grateful: , :,
gaveit 70 my rts, and thereby induced them to ry
many skeptict u after trial and then purchased and
usel With universal s1geess. will k ns favor that you
send .e te by Which discover rnud III tile Restorative
sold y many fea without Authority from you. arh
follow the failure caused by the impure article which curses
hs inventor OF the good. deen my duty aS heretofore, 20
keep son anprsed e The continued effect nr assure
s who Inquire Of my uiskaken opinion oi rs valuable re-
snlis t frSn.ain dea= III, yoass, A. c. RAYMOND
AGron's Run, Ky, 9e9, W, it5o
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Terrible Catastrophe at Lake Calhoun, Mir
mesota-Six Persons Drowned.

Tie st. Anthony correspondent of the st. Paul
Pioneer writes to the latter the particulars of q
terrible calamity, previously reported by tele-
graph:
Our community was startled on Thursday by d
report that six persons had been drowned in Lake
Calhoun. The following named persons are the
lost Rev. H. NJ. Nichols, pastor of the C0ngrega-
tional Society Of Minneapolis, Nancy, his wife, and
Henry, their son, aged thirteen; Mr.. A. Cleveland,
brother-in-law of Mr.. Nichols and Emerette, aged
Is, and Ella, aged H. daughters Of Mr.. Cleveland.
But one little boy aged years, is left of the Mich
OILS family while the Cleveland family remaining
consists of a bereaved, sorrowing wife, and two
interesting daughters of tender years.
The circumstances of the catastrophe, as cor
rectly as we could CLEAN them, are as follows: The
families were visiting the lake on picnic excur-
sion. The party consisted of ten persons. 1t was
proposed to battle, and while Mr.. Nichols and Mr..
Cleveland were putting on bathing dresses, MFR.
Nichols son and Mr.. Clegeland's daughters en-
tered the water. Owing to the abrupt descent some
twenty feet from the margin OF the water, one Of
the little girls was soon beyond her depth. This
being observed by the brave boy, he ventured in
relieve her, failing in which he desired the other
little girl to reach ont her hand, which she did.
Thus joined hand in hand they struggled, but
failing to get up the shelving bank, and becoming
alarmed, they called for help, when Messrs Gleye-
land and Nichols rushed in, hand in hand Not being
within reach, they requested Mrs. Nichols to enter
the water, which she did, taking her husband by
the hand. Mr.. Cleveland still retaining hold on
Mr.. Nichols hand, entered the deep water and
succeeded in reaching the struggling children.
But, standing on the shelving bank, he lost his
balance, and in falling dragged Mr.. Nichols and
wife into the deep water. They sunk, retaining
fast hold on each other. Thus those that could
swim were prevented from doing so, and sunk to
rise no more. Mrs. Nichols was buoyed up by her
light skirts, and repeatedly called on her sister,
Mrs. Cleveland, to come to her aid. This noble
lady did all delicate, sickly invalid could, bnt Ler
efforts were of no avail and Mrs. Nichols, too,
persisted.
During the afternoon Of Thursday the bodies oi
Mr. Nichols, wife and son, Mr.. Cleveland and his
two daughters, six in number - in appropriate
eofns-were exposed in tue parlor of the late resi-
dence Of MIR. Nichols side by side, and throngs Of
visitors gathered to view the sorrowful scene.
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reLeosApAeD TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIPS VANDERBILT AND
CITY OF BALTIMORE.
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CPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
srALDING's PREPARED GLEEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEf
Save the Pfeeesf

ha-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nne.n-Ea
accidents will happen in weilregnIaed families Is
very desirable to have cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture, Toys Crockery, etc.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets oil such emergencies and household afford be
withoutit II always ready and upto the sticking point.
Thercis longer necessity for impng chairs spntered
heers headess dolls and broken cradles is the article
for coue she'll other ornamental work. popular with
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
test makers 1t may be used in the place ord
nary mutlage, being vastly more adhesive.
AUsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N B-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, % cents
Wholesale Depot, No, 4S Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY G. sPALpING d CO.,
Box No. $500, New York
Put up for Dealers Cases containing four eight
dozen-a beautiful Loaph Show Gard accompanying each
package.
ka-A single bottle of sPaLDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will times Its annually every householda
Sold by all prominent statoners, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants shoud make note Of sPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list II will stand
any climate Jal9 lytW
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SUCCESSOR OF JEROME BoNApARTE.
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The American wife of the late Prince jerome Is
said to be worth a million of dollars. The First
Napoleon allowed her pension Of $4,000 francs,
but the Rourbons stopped it very quick
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MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN PORTUGAL
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Blood Food.

Heay ITensa Bieei apon being ANAINzED always pre-
wit tie essential elements and gives, Of course,
the True Standard ggahe Blood Of suffering
from Consumption, LIZ ptiu Dyspepsia scrofula. etc,
and 1sd every i IL certain deficiencies in tho red go-
aes Of Heed Supply deficiencies and you we'll
The Blood Food founded upon ibis astonh-
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Political and Commercial Intelligence.

The Prince Regent of Prussia to Tisit France.
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fnr znE sATiosAL AND AMERICAN LrSEs.l
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r OUIsTANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
j. Lapeire, r. II. Harris,
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert,
A. d. Grief, J. A. Bounaion,
Jacob zolly, Amadeo Landry.
=.5=z Il. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready transact business the lst OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT will insure against the perls Of the
rivers and loss ard damage by fre and asual risks at
the current rates of premiums
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be
made to those insuring in this Office.
E.GANuGHEAu, President
A. PICoLEr, Secretary
New Orleans, August II, 1859. aulstE
LANES &. LIE ESFITtaN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-10-20
NorIcB

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Ayers AGue Cure,

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NJ T. ~ -
7 uRkISHING GOODS.

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Fayer md Ague,

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THR ECONOMIST.
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THHHE ROLLER

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W II. MURDOCH MD.

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DR.. MLANE.s
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WORM SPECIFIC,
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VERMTFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

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. vr! unca,v ard DESCRIBED sleef, Nth
{, edfps Of the tcctAl serHrer vsfizbie, aa'
&c ersTY irritable, S..
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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IMPORTED JACKS

GHEEN TRRs sPASIsH JACKS,
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BOYS CLOTHING

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