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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27
Death of Professor Espr

WAsurNc1oN, January, Ca special disput h
received to-day from Cincinnati. announces the
death ct Professor Espy, of the National Obser,-
atory of this city.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

TuAsxs-Wc are again under obligations to
Mr. Creed for New York and Alexandria papers.
twenty hours in advance Of the mail.
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Sewing Machines.

SbWIlR NIuCUlUES. =.
wishing Machine do ANTS CoARsE CLoTnKs,
i WORK, would do well loek NJ
ne BARTHOLFS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
ssa &s5 The following certificate Is from well
Tailor In his who only had about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine:
Lgrsyu.LE, Campbell county, Va, June 18Th 1859.
Mr. VIM l.. PAGE II well pleased With Barthofs Sew
ng Machine, and would exchange for have
hnd dinculty in operating With 1t any kind Of cloth,
hckest Cashmere the finest Linen have made
Of Tow Linen pants for servants have
and operated ak different kinds of Sewing
Machines but Barhofs and Singers the only Machines
that would recommend to buy They are the only
Machines that make 2dils's Stitch consider Barthol's
cheapest machine. II simple In CONSTRUCTIONS Easy
understand aud koly to get out Of order. Almost
every person operate aad Singers
TINT worked year, give Bariholf's the preference
Respectfully yours, &c., CARoLUS u. TEKR1.
RS. difficulty in getting my wife to work On Bar
thos Machine They that something great ought to bo
tnl Invented Sewing Machines with the shut
n. md Lack Stitch. lime I6-difis1 G. G. T.
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MORE THAN OXE-tIALF OF THEM


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
II IN the host We have - Examiner
II does NIL II processes, Enquirer
M other compares with IT. south.
be- work esen strong and perfect hrsinn Advocate
lie most perfect instrument Central presby terrain
Equnl, u not superior. t. ANY ,--IraDscrpt.
Decidedly the btst-,Ie nerslnnn I.epuhiicnn.
superior Ia an!.-Vrgina Ciizen
The best In usc.--tupcptr Observer
he most complcie-Rockiagliu Register
he best madr.-Fallcy D,Iu
WITHOUT ElNAL~-Scieniihc American.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In Virgil
mia. ~
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In New
York
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The Slate Fn in New
Jersey.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In Penn
e, Nania.
IL took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the Stat. Fair In Ken
lucky.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In I'M.
nOi-.
II took tho HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Wis.
consn.
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In Mich
lgan.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM nj tho state Fair In Ind
Ii the HIGHEST PREMIUM a. the State Fair in Mis-
sissippi.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM Mt the State Fair In Mis-
souri,.
1t took te HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In Cali
fornia.
And at the Fairs in Cincnna Chicago ST. Louis Baltimore
and Richmond
A. s. ENGLEDovE, Sole Agent.
jan "a" MAIN STREET, IyNcHBrRG VA.
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GENTS GOODS.---FALL 1850.
rENiE subscriber has received his FALL. AND WINTER
GOODS, cunsi iug OF full line o lnck aud tolorrl
Cloths iu the finest best doe Skins. plain
corded Black Cnssiers; best fancy French ,nsmcrs Vel
aud Sk htstngS. Ac.: all the newest st.rs buttons
Dress tna- Bun"s suits and Vests; and is PREPARED. with
the hest woFkmrn IA the city, 10 make order
I5-dits WM !. PAGE
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Furniture! Furniture ,!

Furniture! Furniture :! - =, &
E-x3 GRATEFUL for pas iayors, the subscriber would
-~ his thanks 10 his friends and the public geher
nliy, aud inform them TINT he has ON hnnS land
I\ IN constantly adding ther,to large assortment VI
ELEGANT FURNITURE, a
MANUFACTURED by sKiILFUL woRKNEN, Fea
the best material ana fnished In the most
desirable His stock embrace every article usu
nly gotten up IN the most extensive manufactures
lie sos u call from those wishing 10 purchase, feeling rs
and will give stis csn in regard 10 both
t,rce and quality Of work.
gB- Hair and shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD j. F0LKES.
Wareroops mud Nanfaeory, doors below Liberty Ware
lhlsr. Jan 4dActsn
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VIEW CONGIi RN.
We w aONa,a,RN

ANiE undersigned have associated themselves together
the PURPOSE of conducting the business OF
Carpentering in all it's Branches,
aud viii c happy have share Of the public patronage
heir shop Is Madison Street, betw cen Sixth and Seventh
bong the occupied by MessrA Burnhnm Curlc where
ih'l mny ho ound nj all times. j. L, ToMPkINs,
jan ~ ljin WIN. A. MORGAN
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NEGROES WASTE,,.

FlN subscriber conu,s in inarkc, for NEGROES Of bot
sexes from tru Ia thirty years Of age. Also,
children The highest prices IN be paid In r-u; aud tcr-
ne 10 their houses by giving description nurne prlce
nnd addressing me nj j. nchburg
nov 2s-it WM. II MoTNrCASTLE.
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Valuable diamond Hill Property For Sale.

- INTENDING II remove from The city, priv
Hi. sale MY RESIDENCE, on Diamond Hill, together with
the Acres OF Land thereto attachct being the prop
purchased b. Of Alhnson Winsons Trustees This
property is coh,tsciN the desral.
The house Is o brick contains IL rooms; thorough
and has attached Nil Outhouscs fine Wen
of water. The ground perfectly level and II
cultivation. TO cit, purchaser. This property descri
ton well a. hc high carrccr Of The nuighhorlocd In
which IL j. situated, is too well known to require pruis,.
The terms will be reasonable and time purchas
NOV 2-dts /. A. CDilIDtN
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Fire Arms! Fire ArmS!!
lust received by Express,
- Colts inch Five Shooters,
Colts D inch Five shooters,
('olt's inch Five Shooters,
Colts navy Six shooters,
Colts Army Cavalry Six Shooters
Wnlchs 1 nd inch Self Cooking Five Shooters,
Allen ~ Whcclock's Saloon Pistol,
Smith Il NELSON'S Saloon Pistol
Another supply celebrated Rifles large stock Of
Single and Double If the best manufacture, Percussion
Caps English Powder Wads Balls, Shot Belts Powder Flasks
&C., &C., &c - .
Call and supply yourselves. CoLH0UNS' WILLS,
dee 6-tf 50 Main St.
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ANiNG plrcla cd the slapcIu Mills Of Charles
E"l. I'm unW market Tor WlItAr md win pny The
YSnnuRo rnt for any prime when delivered tho
Mills IJuy 2idtcls JAMES r. IiDRNLR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO LAND BUYERS And SLLLEl

TO LAND BUYERS AND SELLERS.
IElE undersigned have established al Amherst Court House
l. an Sgcnc, for the
sale and Purchase of Estates.
teai and pcrsoua They propose buy sell parties
drawing and attending 10 the PAPERS collecting
OF .mens nc. on The They
nov On hand for sale The following farms In Amherst:
81 Acres, BIZ Acns, IA Acres,
2is Acres, alN Aer,s 90 49,.
Ala Acres, YlT Acres ian .s,,.
2S9 Acres y ing In different parts IT The Couu.,
In Nelson ld95 Acfes In N,lsnn igl ,rr,,
In bedford alo Acres and m tan,nb,.i l-,,.s
sT particular Il, of these Farms will be st T.,
my one desiring iHfirma hon.
sE Address nliEh,r 4 nNt, Mt amherst tuurt loas,
THOMAS WIIfrEiifAp,
Jan 7iScly JAMES - Uiii
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ORANGE d ALEX. RAILROAD OFFICE
ALEXANDRIA, Va, jan. Is, 1850. (
bids will be received until FEBRUARY LIST for furnishuo
ID TELEGRAPH POLES the line the Orange and Az
,xandra Railroad The Poles Oak or Chesnul with
the bark taken off, twenty feet long, aud SIX
inches In diameter at the small end TO be straight soun
Delivery to be mnde In February. 8
jan 2sf II. W. yANDEGRIFT
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IurRovING.-Mr. Charles W oOd,the young man
40 seriously injured on the Virginia and Iennes.
see Railroad, on Tuesday last, is, we are pleased
IN learn, regarded a. slightly improving lie was
able t., artirua.c yesterday. which is the first time
since his injury. lie is lying at the residence of
his grandfather Mr. Silas Wood, in this city.
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New VOLUNTEER CoMpANY.-On Saturday last
Volunteer Company was organized at Prospect
in Prince Edward Co., to be called the prospect
Rifles" The following gentlemen were choseu
officers. +. &. Wall. Capt; A. C. Carrnrton lst
Lieut.; c. a. Price, 2nd.; Geo. ". Elan, O. S.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1860-01-04

i AVE from their excellent qualities bee, rec
! III mended by the most eminent Physicians :. !.
most valuable and never falling remedy a.
Dyspepsia, Debility 'RiIiousrcc,
! Liver Complaints, Diarrhna, Heartburn,
| Jaundicc, Blood Diseases, &c.
| Are also sure and certain preyeptiv.
against Fever and Ague, Cholera. Summer com.
plants, &C. and IL the most valuable and oQicacious
Tonic and Appetite-creatiug compund ever offered
to the public.
By the use Of these Bittcrs all diseases OF
the Blood win be Thoroughly eradicated, and all
those who are suffering from early excess and pros.
tration Of the physical energies win be restored to
q robust and vigorous state of health.
The digestive organs will bs stimulated
and permanently strengthened, appetite will be
created, and the debilitated subject restored to new
life..
This remedy has very agreeabl. taste
aud will be taken readily by children as we'll ~
adults.
All persons suffering from any Of The above
complaints are invited to try DR.. Bsuxos's BirrgRs
DOSE -For an adult, small wine-glas.
full! times day; for . child, ! small teaspoon
full twice day.
s. Cruger, Sole Agent for Tho United
States, 742 broadway, NewYork.
Sold ut SO cents per bottle, SIS her doz4.
extra b'tters for Rsr-roems, BY the gallon or bar.
rel At the low price Of $l25 per gallon ~.
stRnshton Bitters, 81 % per- Llon.
For sale BY all Druggists and Grocer.
S, Wholesale and Retail! At 74a Broadway
~" 1o'A' II TX
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:. j. ". " EBB'S
PATENT DOUBLE RIB GIN.


I-HAVE invented and obtained letters ratent for
i .Double-chilled Reversing Rib for Cotton
Gins, which will manufacture at Cotton Valley,
Macon county, Alabama.
The advantage of my improvement in the Cotton
Gin Rib, consists in making them reversible SO as
to do double service. Each half of nv improved
Rib is made with the same curve, and the TWO ends
are Of the same size and shape; go that when one
end IL worn out and becomes unfit for use. the
farmer can take them Oft imsclf re-ersc and re-
place them again, and make them do double the
service of those heretofore used. Il will the
farmer the trouble expense Of transporting his
Cotton gin to some factory. and prccursg q new
get of Ribs. Any can take them 81 and re.
place them again. All that requires il take cut
the screws and run them back again, sad thea yoa
viii have . new set of Ribs
Ny Improved Rib will not 10 serS popslar with
gin-makers in general, for they say that the gins
last too long. Some have acknowled that it is
superior to any Rib they have ever seen. 1t is the
farmer that l want TO please, and if be will give
me a trial, I will certainly do it. With twelve
years experience, Ger myself that can mako
as good gin as any one; and with my improve
ment, know that en- make them last one-third
longer, without any expense for repairing. All
than ask is to give me trial. Persons wishing
to buy my Double Rib Gin, will please order them,
for 1t viii be impossible for agents 10 call on ai-
will deliver Gins at our Factory, for Two Dollars
per saw.
III Particular attention given to Repairing.
g Address J. W. WEBB 4 Co.
. Cotton Valley, Macon county, Ala.
March so. 46-y<
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~. SUITS ~ filts
This long-estabIished and successful journal o.:
art and polite Literature commenced its 7renty-
First volume January lst, 1859. The programme
for the new wear will be essentially the with
that which seems to have given such satisfaction
in years past Our paper is not purely musical !;
it ia musical only to- the extent that it can be made
interestingly 50. For the Fest, we aim reada-
Bile, entertaining paper for all casses-p,usc being
our specially only Strangers shoare unacquaiu-
ted with tie general character Of The Musical
World, can have sample number on application
by mail, or otherwise The Service ausic and mu-
sic Of more miscellaneous character u;l alternate
as heretofore, weekly.
The Musical World is published every Saturday,
st s7s Broadway, New York. xThe4s subscrirtion
price is but e. year,.if paid in advance. Five
copies, s.; ten copies, us. Canada subscriber.
pay 26 cepts for the necessary prepay rent Of
Amenanpostage.
Clubbing ArraneemehA
Musical World and Harper, 800
Musical World and Knickerbocker, eco
Address, Musical World ONCE, as Broad~as,
NewYork.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

The great reputation Of Singers seyirg Ma
chimes is founded the fact, that t.,ey sre per
fectly adapted ocvery variety Of work. and ssat
each one of.thcm, kept employed, will earn not
less than One thousand Dollars a Year
All persons desiring full and reliable inforn,a-
ton about these machines-sizes, prices, modes o!
purchasing &c.-can obtain it by applying, by let.
ter otherwise, flor copy Of L. n. Singers Cos
Gazette, beautiful pictorial paper entirely devo-
ted to Sewing Machine interests It will be sent gratis
Local AGENTS
Wanted in every Town in the United States to
whom liberal inducements are offered
N.B.-Wc haze made angeaenss with many
editors aud publishers OF newspapers highly profit.
able and satisfactory to them, and wish to mak
similar contracts with every newspaper and ma ga
zine in the country. For full particulars address
/. NJ. SINGER l. CO.,
47-3m. S28 Broadway, New York.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE. NEW SERIES

The long-established and deservedly- high rcpu
tation which this esteemed book has 'enjoyed, rem
ders it superddous to refer to its characteristic
claims . most choice. and ably-conducted com
pendulum Of the best selected literature of the times
Comprising as it does the. creme de Ia creme Of all
the vorld-renownGd Reviews and Periodicals oil
Europe, as we'll as occasional selections from the
best fugitive literature Of ewn country, it will
be at once apparent that it possesses q Character
alike unique and unrivalled as repository of good
things, suitable for all classes of the reading cem
nunity-the statesman, student. and philosopher
as well as the family circle. In addition to the
intrinsic quality Of its literary contehts the quantity
of reading matter embraced in single year of this
sixty double pages,the subscription price Of which
10 only Six Dollars per anum,thus constituting it
not only the best but the cheapest periodical in the
world, .LITTEL, SON & CO., Publishers Boston.
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PARISH OF CATAUOULA.

D. NJ. Prichard, Sheriff; G. G. Duke,
Clerk Of the District Court T. D. Nix, Re-
.corder; W. J. Burt, Coroner; G. Spescer
Mayo, Treasurer; IN. Riley, Assessor.
11rn JUDICIAL Drsrgrcr
b composed Of the Parishes Of Catahoula,
Caldwell and Franklin. The times Of hold
ing court in each are as follows:
-Cata h oula-
First Monday in May and November.
-C.aIIwell-
First Monday in June and December.
-Frankiin-
First Monday in April and October. :
OnEN 1Aro. Of Catahoula, Judge.
G. II. WELLS. Of Catahoula, District ltfv.,
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.PU RIFY THE BLOOD.


THE great popularity which MCTFAT'S LIFE
L PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence Of the extraordinary cures effected
by their use renders it unnecessary for the propre-
tor to enter into particular analysis OF their medic
nal virtues or properties and having the united tes-
timony of more than THREE MILLION Of persons
who have been restored to the enjoyment OF. perfec.
health BY them, it il believed tina: their reputation
as the best vegetable medicine now before the pub
lie, admits of na1lispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States, there many who are
ready to testify to their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and
health.
In cases of ,Serofula, Ulcers Scursy Or Erupiions
OF the skin, the operation of the Life Medicine. i.
astonishing often removing in few days every
yestagc Of those loathsome Diseases by their puri-
flying effects upon, ths blood. Fssey and sne Dys.
pepsM. Dropsy, Piles, and in short most an dIsea
ses, soon yield to their curative properties No
family should be without them, as By their timely
use ninch suffering and expense may be saved
!. Prepared by VIM. B. Moeat, N. D. NewYor aad
Tor sale by I. Shlenker 1 Brother Harrsonburg,
La. GOV
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No FALSE ColoRs.-W When tlss trav,
Admiral Kempeufsldt. unhsppily lost in The
Royal George, Was colnisg into port to have
his ship. paidof, q sailor eyed agoid- laced
velvet waistcoat which his commander wore
with great earnestness, and, in bis best sea.
fashion, begged tclknox Who made it. Tie
Admiral, percei.iog Il driH, gave him The
Necessary information, and Jack went on
shore. He forthwith applied to the Adrni-
rats tailor, Sho went with him to buy the
material, and at last asked-
What will you have fhe back made
"Mads on said Jack; s,he same !. the
front, to be aurc.s
Tho tailor rctnonslratsd, but in raia: 20
the wa'stcOst Was made, and put on with an
old greasy jacket OYER it, Shortly after. The
Admiral met BIZ man IL this curiou. dress.
which. occasioned him to laugh heartily: and
this merry 1T was not . little increased wien
Jack, coming W . him, lifted the hind part
Of hrs Jaiket showed bis gold laced back, and
exclaimed - !,
"Sec here, your. honor, 10 false colo,.:
stem and stern alike, - Ss's' :
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PRINCES PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN
n HIS BEN hes Sc-n uprruvcd uywr1rers m every
portion ofthe civilized world, and with q
out doubt, is
The only Perfect FoomGsin Pen crey made. ~
/. No lmkstand Required
Over 1000 testimonials can be shown in its "a
yof. These Pens can be purchased IN Fountain
to write ten hours for the price ordinary
Gold Pen alone, and warranted to give fok Of ink
according to the pressure upon the paper ;eans be
regulated at pleasure. carried in the pocket without
leakage and II absolutely incsrrodible. Always
ready.
Try it. and judge for yourselves as to its merits.
Pens sent by mail prepaid, with directions for using,
size. Liberal discount TO trade and agents. s.
I. G.. STEARNS,
Agent, 2sg BROADWAY. New Yosl
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Price in Cloth, three dollars; Sheep. Library STYLE
three dollars and fifty cents; Half dorocc", four
dollars Half Russia, four dollars fifty cents

The design ofthis work il to furnish popular
distio6nry Of Universal knowledge. 1t will present
acczf4se and cQp;ous information on As'-,nony,
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Law, Political Economy, Music etc, etc.
In the Natural Sciences the work will giveS CON-
pete record Of the progress of Chemistry Geology
Botany Mineraogy, etc, during the las, 90 years.
The exposition of the principles of Physiology,
Anatomy. Hygiene will be prepared by eminent
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In History it will give narrative Of the princi-
pal events in the worlds annals.
In Geography and Ethnoldsv the brilliant results
Of the original Investigation Of the present century
will be embodied.
In Biography it will not onl. record the lives Of
men eminent in the Rast, but vi,l devote aslarge
space to sketches of distinguished living persons,
prepared by writer's, who from locality, personal
acquaintance, or special CHI, most compe-
tent to do them complete and unbiased justice
agriculture in all its branches will have careful
attention.
The Industrial Arts. and that Practical Science,
which bears the necessities Of everyday life,
such ~ Ventilation, the Heating Of Houses, Food,
etc, will be treated of witlra thoroughness propo-
tionate to their impor lance.
The work is intended to be Of practical utility
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1t is the aim of the editors to produce an original
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shall haven character of its own giving an original
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great mass of subjects, which have never before
been brought before the public in accessible
form.
Subscribers to "Benton's Thirty Years View "
Of which more than 5O,O0,hhave been subscribed
for, are Informed that the second volume, compile
ting the work, is now ready, and win be supplied in
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ton forks, will meet with prompt attention.
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few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials 4,
NJ have used Jacobs Cordial in inv family am
have found it moss Efficient and in NV lcm s,,t
"a most valuable remedy. Hon. Hiram W.rnar
Judge Of Supreme court. Ca
ut sises me pleasure in being able to recomncnd
Jacobs Cordial-tny own personal experience am
the experience cfmy neighbors and friends .ronn,
me- is sufficient guarantee for me to- believe !, -
be an that it rurports t6 be- viz Soyerecn P.n'.
edy.r-Wm H. Underwood, fsgmcrly. Jlaga S,ns.
rior court, Cherokee Circuit ',Nfs
~ take great pleasure in reconmend;,. THO IN.
valuable medicine to aafaicted with bowel Diseases
for which believe it to be 4 sovereign remsdv~1
decidedly superior to anything else ever tried by
mt" "A A Goulding, Deputy q. u. Of the Grand
Lodge Of Georgia.
Il have used Jacobs Cordial in my family. and
ttiG with all hear about it as a remedy by those
who have tried it induces ME to believe that II
ut the head Of every preparation q the kind. and
would recommend its use y the Diseases for which
i . compounded. Miles e. Dobbiuan Cssh;er ~
'thS1snk Of the State Of Georgia, Grim.
&c there is any credibility il human testimony
JacSbs Cordial must stand pre-emihent above i!
che Preparations for the cure Of Bowel Diseases
From the mass Of testimony in it's favor co,nny i,
6om al quarters it must be very far in sdvsrcs =
curative agent, Of most nnot III Other snatsnt
preEeratons - Fleming, Cashier Marine and
Fire Insurance Bank, Gtilin.
1hie efficient remedy i Aravellihg into celebrity
- faItAs Bonaparte pushed his columns into nus.
SD, and gaining eemmeDAation wherever ,s,ed ,.
Georsia Jehsrscnian, Nay 10, 1858.
Druggists and country merchants suon ~
- WRIGHT & Co.
~ Asw oalGnm
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TT. REH1sACH'S Celebrated Lead Pencils,
q. manufactured inar grades and co!ors -
Price varying from 50 cents TO Is dollars per gross.
Imported only BY Willy Wailach, l3l William
street, NcxYork. &sR
tas eaies1 xtabss. aesu-
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Hardware, sron. etc.

+. +. .FOLGER Il CO.,
Tcoapitouias and Ne,o Levee streets. be-
t,ae9s Grapier and Poy1ras, New O,i.aa,
"A Have q large and well assorted stock o
* Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Sweeies ami
rs English Bar Iron. They are agents ior the
celebrated Cumberland Tennessee Iron, and are
supplied with complete assortment of the various
sizes.
They are also agents for Isaac Straub's
Queen of the South Corn and Wheat Mil,
and have full assortment on hand.
The superiority ofthese mills over Others Is
fully established.