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No HON DEPARTMENT.
Best specimen homemade Lirht Bread, oue Iuaf....s2
Best specimen Corn Bread, one osf-.--.-.---..... Q
Best specimen E1memnie Polnf ake-----..-..... .
Best specimen homenafe Sponge Cake---.---...... 9
Best specimen homemade Fruit Cake---.-........ Z
Best specimen homemade Jelly Cake-.-------...-. 2
Best specIuen Louemade Plum Cake.-.--..-...... I
Best suecimen 9tngerbread, In pan. .--.-........ /
test display ef Bread By a bsker----.-Dlpi1ma and Z
Bsst display Of Cake By a aker-.----Dlpiou and ,
nasl daFiaJ OF ?
Best display OF 5
BEST ETllA q
Beet Apple, Peach or Quiuce Butter, esch..----..-. I
Beet Cured Han.
Best display % 9
Best display o. fruits AMI vegetables preserved On
and 20
heti huaal 8
Best specimen homemade Soap, with recipe...--.-
Diploma auf S
arH nHHNlAtA I
neal aNeel1eN 7
Best srcrluen vinegar b
The Iu1ges az the bone department are requested 10
award Discretionary prsmiums upou any article Dot
named shove, properly hslslg Il- o. his division. spe-
claly wurthy % nolce thst may be displayed
MUS OWEN Chairman.
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SbsIbg GOuntp fair.



Silver Metal
i tnlflilered ladTf aiupfrs.--.-..-.-.. Q
JE hEsRIEAN, Chairman.
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No. s-MANUFACTURED FABRICG. FACTORY
MADE
heat COTTON SueeAas- and $40
Best specimeu cotton and s
All Manufacturers invited 20 exhibit specimens OF
their goods, and II no premiums are uron hem In thls
list. they will be provided for under the head % sfiis-
crcuonary. v. b DOSOHO. Chairman-
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A1NAAAa W aAE A0AEAAa
Amount o. cast on h11d iu the bEuds o.
agrus and ohs- ers5us-..- aEs IS
Aea. None.
BCuis 1uued by the crunauy. viz....
stoaHl Baads Of stoez1eds- a. sb5vs.---. a.s75 90
Par value. Market value.
= hlsssurl Co. coupon
ds....- 600 I06 on
II Virginia csupCu b11fs-. 400 I0.1a1 o.
IS Tennessee 1upau bonds, 1905 l4Hs 81
20 New Orleans c1u11
1000 500 o.
3 ALCHEMY uurHl huulE, a11 1910 90
2 Ly1l1LrE coupon bonds 100 Isle 81
= rerffEfe % virginia
registered s7et---..--- $50 IB8 90 1854 81
Dehs secured tv u0rfraCe. ta-wlt-
on real e-ate worth tuublc the
81
Eea eetste e AMPLE vaile--.--.-. 1898 81 2lfs3 80
resH oihF-uiss secured By pledge o. stock
Peg: e 70 55s5 ii3 1ss 5 J.
Other ae-1utles as follows. ts-Eit=
Par value. Market value.
80 shares Farmer Bsnkof
yrEiais ----. sra.so 1855 90
O shares Merhaufs and
Mechanics BanE------ $3.50 En00 o.
81 shares Bank o. Virginia
s5D ~ o.
80 Exchange BarkT EH.- 5NH $3.50 o.
20 stHreE Bsrk Commerce, 2n0 100 o.
20 shares Fzlrmrut Hank I.on Iu0 On
6 shares Bsrk OF EeuruekF. SCI So 90
i6 shares Bank q D1uis-
VIE. Kr. 1880 I,uo 90
Is shares BauE ~ -he VAL
~ G vraaa---. I.to IgD %
% shares Bank ~ WIN
ester--- 5o So % zs,5s Co
1owincbeser sas01upzny So so % go %
Ia1d warrant, D o.
OH1s furniture, Estl1ue-
~ pa,eF s-- 500 60
-
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Krntuckr EIectinn.

LOUISVILLE August She election o. Leslie
COMBS 70 the c~lsrkship Of the Court OF Appeals is con
coded By everybody. The majority is varIously ssu
mated at from Eve to twenty thousand.
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INV YORK, August She supposed victim Of the
recent murder II L1ng Branch is a wealthy southern
planter. He Wa killed By q zegro 81 the hotel there,
who became enrhEsd at supposed insults hsapsd N him.
No further rarficuIars hare bsen recairal-
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sailing of the steamer brooklyn
BreekinrIdgs Convention In ohio.

WARRINGTON August b-Ihe United States steamer
Brooklyn sails from Norfolk on Saturday for Cheriqui,
With . osmmissioner nom or GorrrumenL.
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sNHOttce.

Loses promptly adjusted. aud paid al the aEency BY
p W 7. CROOK, AeeuL.
s76 IS Madison street
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For Stoves, Crates, Mantsls, House Furnish
Nc Gooss. ETC., ETC., see ssaErrzns 4 sratm's aiver-
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ne onesrs q The agricnltural and mechanical asso-
stations, he members Of The press, ciergymen ant
judges uamsd in this list are respectfully invited 70 at
tend the fairs Of this aaNciation. Batzes will be fur-
nished 90 application % ne secretary.
PaIcEs oP ADn-ssl0V. -
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LAFLINS, SMITH & BOTEs,
NAN~CFACTrREEs or
UH POW DER.
TO the Public.

t-A-NA n NA'Aa AlH
Memphis, Tenn.
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For the Fastest TrOttfng
Horse, Mare OF Geld
ing in Harness 900
eco GRAIN, Ohio, Chairman.
Finest and best huily carraEe. horses. harness. etc. %
be drivea around inside OF The amnhltheater siOa
ALEN. JACKSON
Madison Couuty. Chslrman-
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III.

@-NArrVE PORTE TOya Avn Mn
u WOOL auEnn
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McLEay's sTKENGrELSrNG CoRDIAL-This
rsmssy has beer bsioret ne public oaly . shart time, hut
t al proved 10 be % Invaluable rsneiy 90 purify ne
t- li s-r15hsl the system every one VIA uses il
eooumsn5 il 10 sthers, untl BE- has become The stand
ard remedy with every family in he Tnitsd STATES We
say 10 every reader, ry n-t is 9 delightful aromatic
See advertisement IN sn1ther oluml. iE2sGsElyia
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G ms IAN day o. February 1850.
J R. BOWEN. j. p
STATE oE vTRsISIA.

N".Na NHalNr Nl=HaNr
7 J. RELY, Caert % ne County Court O Frelr-
uE ogn o. ne state afresaiA. O. hereby certify
thata = boEen before Ehlu ne foregoing andar1
vas made E Juslce RI ne Pelca tl and fr SAID com
~ Guy uommi@l1l-l and sworn. Eld thsf 90 Ell lis arr
a. su1s fur fslth sud credit are fue. and a rlahf rnrhf
20 De- giFenafaWel IN courts Of justices Is thereout-
To teslnany Whererf Q have hereunto sui=cribee nv
name an1 exec DE seal Is said caart. utis. Izsh dav II
FehuaTl 1857 Din ue san year q ne ornman-
wellh. j.. C HTTV q g. 4
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NO -
Best Jack four years Old and upEard..--..-.-.s200
BestJaok msee years 81
BestJack two years .
No. %.
lest aellefr u
VT. GOLDsLY, Chairman.
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SbtIbp Guuntp fair.
1 = OF PREMIUMS
o. me
Fifth Shelby County
AGRICULTURAL FAIR, FOR 1860,

To Be held o. he Craunds. near Memphis,
commencing TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, and
calllnnr I've Lnu.
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THOMAS KIREMAN.
CLASS l.
CLASS \
No
FIFTH DAY---CLAss l..


P~OULTRT-Go- 95-CHICEESs.
Best ro0p. not 1ess than 8 s.
Best cen. rot less than three Dorkincs--.---..--- 8
Best cop. not les than three Coitss Greys.-.....- o
Best coop. not lees t5an three Domiuiqurz.--.--- 2
Best -osp. not les than three Eame-.--...-------- 3
No. s~s-TrREETS-
Best pair 3
No g7-DUCKS.
Best pair =
Best pair 2
hesL paF ?
No. ss-GEEsE.
Best pair Bremen male and emRle--..--..-....-.- 3
Best pair Hsng Kong. male and fenale-.----.----.- 3
Best pair wild. male and 2
p TALLY. Chairman.
Ne. IT-BESr TROrTTSG HORSE. EARE OR Gid
ING IN HARNESS. WITH TO SPEED
ANT ACTION, COMBINED WITH U-sEFULNEsS-
Best single
Ne Is.
Best matched horses for CO.
Best matched mares-.--.-.. --------.-.-..-.-.-- 81
Dr. !. v LeuEich sders q premium o. SO for The
best pair Of dray mules, IN harness and driven % "a
drhy- J. v HUNT, Chaimau-
Best display o. and s25
Dr. KAVANAGHt Chairman.
Best display mirrors and snt frams-..Diploma and SCI
W.R HUNT, Chairman.
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QUEET-Have ysu seen that big Indian in
taclher oounu, Boiling RooTs. BANK and LEAVES
o. he CBERoEEE REz-RDYP de20-dtVIys
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In another column, see the advertisement Of
GeorEs Patis1n a Co.. Booksellers and statlonsrs %
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MLisnuangca
DIR. }. n. mcLEAH
Strengthening C0r
AND
BLOOD PURIFE S
The Greatest Remedy i1

sfrSf
Most Belicia y8~ !
AND On
Delightful Cprsia Ts
ETER rAEEN
u strictly a srlel
rfc ana raEecr
clupolrf procured
tha fisl alton 70 r1r
herbs ara bark Nr
low DIX e.o1t r1t
bI1ct rdi asrrrrf
Hlif cherry trs
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Eashvile, April q. Iss1g
Thls o. toce-tIfgs nat ne fnsurauos Co1p1uv 4 TIE
faleF q FtrEinias easrei a. Wiuctese9 10 ~ STATE
20 Virginia. has compiled win eli de reruirsmeuts %
IN act passed hy he general assembly o. he state Of
in harch. IsE % the Ceie eu1ifed ID an ad
% reEula1e tie EEenries q iusurrnce companies
nt Incorporated BY tie state OF Tenn Fssce," and thst
q v T. Cm1E lsths leEauy Euthr 1Eed sEeut o. said
company Iu ne city ii Meu5hiE. stare % ne1nesse.
e. DUNLAP, Controller.
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Cleveland water Cure.

Msuufaetursru and Proprietor.
8-tEaulw No s. Wuisr sud So Front street
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play mirrors md slt frams-. -Diploma ami So
W.R HuEr, Chairman.
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DR.. BILLINGS CARlIIyATIVE

Sole Proprietors. New Orleans.
s. hansdeld 3 Co., Plummer * Gilbert. Ward y
Mcclellan. G. ". Jones & Co Wi-gs Brothers. Whole
sale Agents. Memphi Tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10
AMUrEAzNvs THIS EvENINQ.

AMurEAzNvs THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth sreet-orzsluc AND
OR ov rLACx-JxNNy LIND. Kvenug-lTALAN
H. observation-disclosures COMEDY, The SCHOOL SCAN
pAL-hscEILAsEous CoNcERT-GE0. CHRIsTY's M,SssKLs.
NfsLos GAR DEN. Brosdway.-FARY Cisctx--Is AsD
OrT or PtAcr-IRIsn TufcR.
B0wERY THEATRE. Bowery.-Iovr's sAcsuics-Kxe's
0AxoDEaR-Oio PiAsTArioK-NIox Woobs.
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway opposite Bond street. =
GoyrRHoas wnE-IvANHoE.
wAbLAcg's THEATRE, Broadway ROMANCE OF Poor
You've NAM
LAURA EEESE's THEATRE. ga Broadway.-JsAsIs
DEAss.
NEW DowEGY THEATRE, Bowery -BRlnu or rax Olp
FRosrkS-MoTHsK GooaE AND THE GOLDEN kcG-DAsolH0
fsAssEz.
BROADWAY BouDOIR. AZ observation-disclosures and
Evsniog -Taa H.DDEa HAM.
THEATRE sHAScaIs sss Broadway-DrAsn DE- LIS.
BARNyMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. BroadwAy.-Aner
noIa aal Evsring-OrToEoos.
BRYANTy MIEETBELS Neohsnics' Hall i72 Broadway
8JaIxsaJrs, Songs, DANCES, &cWE OoxH HILts
ETBLo's SALOON Broadway-0Ho. CHRrsrY's Mtr
sYsEIs SosGs, DANCES &c ms DAYS NEW YGAR CALLS
NATIONAL CONCERT SALOON. National THEATRE
Besos DANCES, Busixseuxs, &o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

The STATEN ISLAND FERRIEs.-For mai
years this journal has protested against
Staten Island ferry as unsafe. insufficient a
incommodious. Three years ago an effort "
made to effect reform, which failed, chic
through the want Of spirit evinced by the p
pie of the Island. New efforts are now bel
made. They are threefold.
/. They have applied to the CommissionI
of the Sinking Fund to have enforced thu
meagre provisions for their safety and conf
covenanted for in the present lease. Their B
mortal has been met by those officers il
prompt and manly spirit, ard Messrs. ia.
A. Westervelt and Thomas B. Stillman,
been appointed commission to investigate
condition Of the ferry boata and accommd
tons. Those gentlemen are proceeding
gently with their examination, and undo
edly, at an early day, such small aid a. it
be in their power to extend viii be cheer
afforded by the commissioners
2. The Staten Islanders have memorial
Congress to subject these boats, liable ID
lost OF three miles distance from land. TO
provisions Of the act for the preservatio
human life, to secure that the boats should
constructed with that sOlidity and those pr}
tons for assuring safety which experience
dictated as necessary in the case Of shorte
ries and lastly, to provide fcS the erect
lights ard fog-bells on Bedloe's and GovsI
islands, TO facilitate safe savieation BY
and day. This bill is ia she hands Of she
mittee of Commerce Of the House, Scd
sage, through the exers,ors OF cur able
sentative, the Hon. John CochS11s, may
garaed As oersaw.
8 A til Il before the Comu'tpes n
! merce in bo.h branches CT the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

HE CITY RAILWAY COuP ID ErAT IN TIE
LEGIsLATuRE-The sudden way in which the
Gridiron Railway bill was sprung upon the
Legislature, and rushed through the Senate,
has created no small amount of indignation
among the taxpayers Of this city. The fran
chise which the Senate has voted to give to
George Law and suite is worth millions of
dollars, and this circumstance makes the
impudence Of the job perfectly magnificent.
There u.s. however an exceedingly large Afri-
can in Mr. Laws wood.pile. The clique which
he leads is greatly interested in city railways
already running, and the bill is pushed through
not go much with the view of its ultimately be-
coming law as to stave OF the old Jacob
Sharp project Of a railroad through University
place, Greene street, Broadway, and so on down
to the Brooklyn ferries, as well as to kill several
other bills Of the same kind. There is war
going on between the George Law clique and
the old Broadway Railroad party, and they are
trying to eat each other up. The Gridiron bill
is George Laws coup d tat-it il the big fish
which is to devour all the little ones, and pave
the way for general onslaught upon the valua-
bic city placers.
We are inclined to think that the railroad
men have had possession Of the Legislature
quite long enough. The early part of the SEES
sion was given up entirely to the discussion of
the Pro Rata bill, which the railroad men op-
posed. During the debate on this measure 1t
was apparent that there was q conspiracy to
ruin the canal interest which is the interest Of
the people, and to back up the railroad inte-
rest, which is the interest Of private parties,
aud therefore taken care Of Now come up
these city railway bills. under the operation of
which the taxpayers Of the metropolis will be
robbed CT q cool million or more. The lobby is
in its glory, all the members are on hand and AL
ba-y presents scene Of bribery. chicancry and
corruption which could scarcely be matched in
The civilized world. The Common Council of
this city may resist the passage of the railway
bills, but tina. will not help the taxpayers,
Eventually the roads win be built, and the city
sw;adled and sold out, either at Albany or the
City Hall. or both. The spoilsmen of all par
ties so6 factions hunger and thirst for the me-
iropolita1 spoils, and cannot keep their hands
off from them. Therefore. the taxpayers Of
New York are bound hand aud foot, and bled
first By the Albany lobby, and then By our
own Common Council and the strikers who fol.
low in their train. Our legislative bodies,
State srd city, seem to have lost all sense Of
shame, and we hear Of votes being bought and
sold ,ise so much beef IN the market place
And the worst of it ali is, hattie abuses under
which we labor have become chronic, and they
grow verse aud worse every Gay. How long
is tbs state Of things going to last!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

TIE APPROACHING CONFLICT IN C0NSEcr-
cur.-The approaching election in Connecticut,
according to the signs in the heavens, is des-
tined to be prodigious conflict Caleb Cushing,
one of the ablest orators in New England, is
addressing the people there on behalf of the
democratic party; Fernando Wood is soon
about to follow him; while Cassius II. Clay and
Abraham Lincolns are to stump the State for
the republicans and abolitionists. The battle
will, undoubtedly, be terrific one, and IL looks
as if the republicans were abou. to be de-
molisaed in the contest The irrepreseible
conflict between capital and labor, which Sew
ARD talks about, has broken out with ven
geance in Connecticut. The manufacturers
and laborers have revolted ag ainst the re.nbii-
can politicians, and il is by TO means oniikeiy
that Seymour will be elected by large rua
jcri,y, ard rnsy turn I'D as frs,sderlial ca
dits.e ut Cbst,essoDA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

The CONGRESSIONAL PRINTNG.--We see that
report has been made by the Committee on
Printing In the House of Representatives,
unanimously recommending the establishment
of a government printing Office. We long ago
suggested this plan as the only one calculated
to meet the evils of the present extravsgant
and proAigate mode of doing the public print
ing. Objections have been made to it, on the
ground that the proposed Printing Bureau will
become'an asylum for broken down politicians,
we will ask if the same objection is not appli-
cable to every other department Of the govern
ments If the new system does not effect large
economies, which we conscientiously believe it
will, 1t will at least spare as the humiliadpg
spectacle Of the corrupt intrigues, the squab-
bling, the violence, and the delay Of the public
business, which in the present, even more than
in any former Congress, have marked the con-
test for the printing spoils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-10

postage on American correspondence transmitted
via Bremen.
The Quaker City arrived at this port yesterday
from Havana, with dates to the 9Th inst Trade
was rather heavy, with very dull sugar market
The health of the city was good and the weather
very pleasant There was little Of interest trans
pirng on the island. The people were enthusiastic
caly employed in rejoicing for the Spanish victo-
ries over tie Moors. Freights had slightly i'm
proved. Exchange on Few York rated at q a 81
per cent premium. The United States steamers
Crusader and Mohawk were cruising around the
island; al wei on board both vessels.
Information has been received at the State De-
partment from the United States Consul General at
Havana, Of the publication of royal decree grant
ing exemption from import duties ON steam engines
and other manufactures intended to be used in the
cultivation and preparation Of coffee, which priv
lege has been hitherto enjoyed only in relation to
such articles as were imported FOR sugar planta-
tiens.
We have news from Barbados, dated at Bridge
town on the 18th ult. Our commercial report
says Flour is not in large supply, and is likely
to advance last prices AS to CSC. Goldfish in sup
ply, sndgots At; large mackerel wanted. Not.
wthstanding the large quantity Of lumber destroy.
ed by the fire, still fair supply is left and three
cargoes are afoat, all Of which will be wanted i'm.
medately. The weather is favorable and sugar
making has commenced; one cargo has already
been shipped for London. Exchange on London
Bank bills at 80 days, $500 60 days, $4s7i pri-
vste bills at 90 DAYS $3.50.
The cotton market yesterday was steady and the do
maid good ecIally for lots in transit The sales ON.
braccd about bales including 500 In transit! closing
with steSciness on tho basis Of 11sc IlLc for mid
ding uplands. Tho -four market was hrmer and closed
at An advance, for many descriptions, Of &C. l0c per
barrel Southern four also better and mere active
including scme purchases for export Wheat was active
and firm sud closed with good demand from the trade
and for milling the sales during the week have footed up
about as 900 bushels. Corn was quiet al rates
given In another column. Pork was lower,
with .aes Of mess at SIS 12S SIS 25 old 81 10
SIT 90 old prime at sl2 80 and new at s14 e2l. a
$A Is. Sugars firm, with sales Of OF, ut 1000
hhds., at rates given in another column. Coffee Was
Grmer, aud the s,ock 81 Rio only abe COO $500
bags. The sales comprised leo bags Rio at 12s.c, and
LEGO dc. .. &c. 1876. Freights wore Arm, whilo
engagements were moderate Among the shipments were
about COO bales Of cotton 10 Liverpool at 32d 5i6d
! ee0o gallons Of oil at 25s per ton.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13
.NEIV GROCERY STORE.

Levee street, between Cambronne and Jefferson
streets City of Carrollton
FRED ERIC X BEERMAN,
Would most respectfully inform his friends and
the community generally, that he has com
menced the Grocery business at the above location.
and that his stock on hand consists of very
SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND ALL. FRESH
He has on hand every variety of fine Groceries
Liquors, Wines Lard, Butter, Sugar, Coffee Tea
Cheese Crockery, Woodenware, &c. &c, with al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z S Sf ERiSL aIsai IN
All of which are offered to the public at the most
reasonable rates. -
selves
n54-ia4 F. BEERMAN
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13
For sale in CarroIltom

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Has the Largest Sale
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Has the Largest Sale
Has the Largest Sale
OF any Medicine in the World.
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OF any Medicine In the World.
OF any Medicine In the World.
100000 Packages
100000 Packages
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Sold In Georgia and South On roisne
Sold In Georgia and South CmroIina
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Sold I'm Georgia and SouthCarOIina
I'm Fourteen Months.
fin Fourteen Months.
I'm Fourteen Months.
In Fourteen Months.
1t lis Warranted 60 Cure
1t is Warranted TO cure
II Is Warranted 40 Cure
"a is Warranted 30 Cure
HI Directions ARG FotfoNN"Ff,
If DircC lions are Followed,
III DIreC fionS are Followed.
If Directions are Followed,
Any Case OF Dyspepsia
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Any Case OF Dyspepsia
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
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.BaundiCe,
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General Debility,
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Paipitation,
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Palpitosion,
Loss of Appetite,
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Pain In Side and Back,
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Pain In Side and Back,
II is Especially Adapted to
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Female Complaints; ~,
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Female Complaints; =
Female Compiafntss
Ct Produces RotunCiity Of Form +"
H Produces RotundIty of FornR-S
1t Produces RotundIty of ForIsSse
IL Produces Rotundity OF Form
In Females of IA Thin and Spare HaEsaa
Nm Females of Thin and Spare HaisAA
I'm Females of Thin and Spare Hahn
Gn Females OF II Thin and spare Habit
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid should
Every Invalid Sho AID
Try One Package.
Try One Package.
Try One Package.
Send Postage Stamp to the Proprtetors for thet
implicit on " Diseases OF Stomach and Bowels"
w. w. BLISS ~ co. ProprIetcrs,
363 Broadway, New York
For sale IN Car MtOn bv
G. 2. HEIDMAN,
At his Genuine Drug Store, on Levee tree
here pure aud Fresh Drugs, Medicine!
Perfumery, &C., are always o
nd and for L.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13
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