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"ANE O, THE ANGELs.n
BY FONT rAYLoRD.

Out amang the moonlit meadows,
VII the dewdraps on her hair;
Bright'ning wi smiles the shadows,
That are darkling ev'ry where.
Charming ilka dusky valley
Echoes folrwing up an dune,
GAGS the blue-eed maiden Sallie,
WI her curls O. gowden bruno.
Scarce twol simmer-times haze risen,
Frae the em'rald lap O. spring;
While the glory o. their garments
Had blossom'd every thing.
Scarce aft'ner had Autumn orchards
Seen the blushing fruitage rife;
When the Angels bore her fleeing
Throo the girlhood gates O. life
Up an dune the sunlit future,
Are the paths o. Peace she'll tread;
And abide "Ane o. the ANGELS"
At the throne O. God o'crhead
Han in ham wi guardian seraphs,
Whar Luve fills Wi living Light;
Mid the songs O. the stellar hosts
Nae mair she will ken the night.
Demopolis, Ill.,, Noc. 1865.
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Married

In this City, on the 10th instant, Mr.. DAVID
NEwsoM, to Miss SALLIE THOMPSON, daughter
of William Thompson. Esq.
At Clayton, Johnton County, on the 10th inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. Ivey, Mr.. FERDINAND KUEsTER,
of this City, to Mrs. RIXY FREEMAN.
In this City, on the 10th instant, Mr.. JOSEPH
PRAIRIE to Miss AMELIA SCOTT, daughter of the
late Willis Scott Esq.
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Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad,

SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
april 6, 1866
THE PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT THE
i Speed on this Road has been increased, and
close connections are made with all trains going
North and South. Passengers do not change
cars from Charlotte to Weldon. To Baltimore
and other cities North, the fare as low as by any
other route, and time quick. Through tickets
to all places North by both Petersburg, Richmond
and Washington City, and by Norfolk and Bay
Steamers, and to the principal Cities in the North
West via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Baggage
checked through
To Shippers very great inducements are offered.
1t is the quickest safest, and as cheap as by any
other route. Freight is shipped through without
breaking bulk from Charlotte to Norfolk.
The connections at Norfolk, with superior
Ocean Steamers, commend this route to all inter
ested i n shipping. A. JOHNSON,
10-tf Superintendent.
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NORTH STATE
IRON AND BRASS WORKS.
Raleigh, North.CaroIina.

HE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to announce
that tha these useful works again opened, and
Rr Sy are prepared to do all kinds of Iron and
and an Tis;.ngs, repair Steam Engines, Mill Irons
TT gu KINDS I OF machinery upon short notice.
borsn p,h Keep constantly on hand one and two
Wagons, WheelbarroWs. straw VIC Cutters Corn
onoiiers, Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, Pillow Bolts, &c.
feb7-tf ~ w.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
rR iNSpNRTiTIAN CNMPIN

NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
FORMATION COMPANY, having finally COM
plcted its Southern through connection from
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
To Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Saran-
nah, Charleston,
and all intermediate and adjacent towns far
South as GEORGIA, and also having perfected
its Western connections ria the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad over main roads to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
Is now prepared to receive Freight, Merchandise,
Valuable Packages,
MONEY AND BULLION,
And to transfer the same to from the places
designated, and all intermediate points as
EFFICIENTLY, EXPEDITIoUsLY AND CHEAPLY
AS can be done by any other Express Company.
Offices are also opened in
MOBILE AND NEW ORLEANS,
And in a few days the Company will run through,
ria Montgomery, to these places.
j. E. JOHNSTON, President.
B. +. FICKLIN,
may 12-1w. General Superintendent.
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IMPORTANT SALE!

ON MONDAY, THE 21sr DAY OF MAY
next, 1 will, in pursuance of Decree of the
Court Of Equity for Wake County, expose to pub
lie sale, at the Court House door, in the City of
Raleigh, the STORE HOUSE and TRACT OF
LAND in the County of Wake, described in the
Petition of Calvin ]. Rogers and Others, EN Parte,
adjoining the lands OF c. j. Rogers, Willie Flctch-
and Others
Terms made known on day of sale.
Witness, w. s. Mason, c. IL NJ. E., at office in
the City of Raleigh this 18th day of April, 1866.
april 1S-wtds w. S. MASON, c. NJ. E.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE!

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sALE A
tract of Land, lying in Wake county, near Brass
fields Turnout, on the n. G. Railroad, containing
16O Acres. This land is well wooded with OAK
and hickory. About one hundred and fifteen
acres woodland-the balance cleared and under
good fence. The land is highly productive. Ap
ply to me at Raleigh.
april 25-16-6t. T. w. LEE.
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T ARGE SALE
IL of Government Property !

T ARGE SALE
IL of Government Property !!
WILL BE SOLD, AT NEWBERN, NORTH
Carolina a large amount of Ordnance and Ord
nance Stores. Sale to commence on the 18th day
of May, 1866, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, and continue
daily until all the property, the principal classes
of which are given below, is sold:
Iron and Brass Guns Gun Carriages, Harness,
Saddles, Walters, Brides, Blankets, Wheels, Old
Iron, Lead Smith, Armorer's and Saddlers' Tools,
Old Leather, Sling Carriers, Gins complete, Inian-
try Equipments, Implements for Field and Siege
Guns, and other articles too numerous to men-
-ton
Correct lists of articles to be sold will be furn-
ishcd upon application to this Office.
By order of t-MajOr-General A. b. Dyer,
Chief of Ordnance, Washington, D. G.
JASPER MYERS,
Brev't Capt. Ord. Dept U. s. A.
ORDINANCE Office, Newbern, april 15-14-tmi4.
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NoTIcE'

NoTIcE'
PETER AND PEGGY VINSON, (COLORED, }
their child, named Emma, commonly called
PISS She formerly belonged TO Mr.. Chas.
Henderson, of Mississippi, and was brought and
left by him in Lincolnton, N. G..
Sine is dark complicated. and about fourteen
years of age. Amy information will be gladly re-
ceived by her parents at Brinkleyville, Halifax
County, n. c., or by Caroline Hays, Exchange
Hotel, Raleigh. may lit
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GECOND GREAT TRADE SALE,
At Auction,
OF BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

BE-. WILLIAMSON & co.
beg leave to announce, that in consequence of the
success of their great sale of Boots and Shoes last
week. and of the general satisfaction given to the
trade, they will sell again at AUCTION, at their
Store OH Fayetteville street, on WEDNESDAY,
the 10Th day of May next, at II O'Clock, in the
forenoon:
40 CASES MEMS, WOMEN'S, MISSES AND
BOYS BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, sc.
ALSO:
20 OR 30 CASES GENTLEMEN'S HATS,
of the latest styles and finest quality.
A catalogue for the of the trade will be
published and distributed before the sale.
Raleigh, N. c., April %, 1866. it'd.
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Ayers SarSapariIIa.

IS A CONCENTRA-
TED extract of the
choice root, SO combined
with other substances of
still greater alternative
power as to afford an eff
fectual antidote for dis
eases Sarsaparilla is re-
puted TO cure. Such Il
remedy is surely wanted
by those who suffer from
Gtr1nnnc nnrn,.l.tnfs
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TORDAN WOMBLE,

Grocer and Commission Merchant, for all kinds
of Produce and other Goods.
Special attention given to the sale of Flour,
Bacon and Lard.
Consignments solicited, at Old Stand 4th door
North side Hargett street, Raleigh, N. c.
& aug Lifts
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VALUABLE PROPERTY!

. A HANDSOME CITY RESIDENCE FOR
quick SALE low;
Also, another on Hillsboro' street;
Also another on same street;
Also, the Planters Hotel, nearly fitted, good
Investments 5.-
Also, a well improved Farm, near the City, SO
per acre;
Also, another 300 acres, 80 miles off;
Also, Good Water Power improved, q pieces }
Also, City Lots for Freedmens Homcsteads,
$50 to 100 lots j
Also, Property of all kinds throughout the State.
Apply to l.. P. OLDS d CO.,
The Pioneer Land Office,
Raleigh, may s-1w. Hillsboro' st.
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IMPORTANT SALE

ON MONDAY, THE 21sr DAY OF MAY
next, 1 will, in pursuance of Decree of the
Court of Equity, for Wake County, expose to
public SALE ut the Court House door, in the City
of Raleigh the TWO HOUSES AND LOTS III
the City of Raleigh described in the Petition of
Sarah A. Dupree and others, as. Peter 9. Dupree
and others, adjoining the lots of j. j. Feri ell the
heirs of Ransom johnson and others.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Witness, w. 8. Mason, c. & NJ E., at office in
the City of Raleigh, the 18th day of April, 1865.
17-wtds. w. S. MASON, c. NJ. E.
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THE RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK
NOrth.Carolina.

GEO. W. SWEPSON, President; JOS. s. CAN
NON, Vice President; w. B. GUL1CK. Cashier.
~ OLD AND SILVER COIN, EXCHANGE,
" United States, State and Railroad securities,
bought and sold. Also, uncurrent money.
Agent for the sale of Revenue Stamps. 21--ly
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BOARD !.

MRS w. R. RICHARDSON CAN ACCOM-
MODATE several members of the approaching
Convention, or others, with board and with good
rooms. Her residence is in one of the most pleas
ant and beautiful portions of the City, North of
the Capitol, and near the Episcopal rectory
Raleigh, April 81, 1866. 1S-1ot.
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For Rent For Sale.

EoR RENT. q
An excellent Barn and Stables, in Raleigh.
Apply at STANDARD OFFICE.
EOR RENT!
A Large Front Room over our store
KELLOGG, WHEELER & co.
February Is, 1SG6-tf.
FOR SALE
DARLOR AND BEDROOM FURNITURE,
Il Beds, Mattresses, &C.
Apuly next door east of Standard office
Raleigh, May 7-3t. MRS. M. d. PIERCE.
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WHIPS! WHIPS WHIPS

SO Dozen Wagon Whips, for sale by
B. P. WILLIAMSON % CO.
March 9, 1SG6.-tf
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n. cARohiNA FAMILY
$50 Barrels North Carolina Flour, in store and
for sale by no
March g. 1S66.-4tf.
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Wines Liquors. Cigars and Tobacco
Old Monongahela Whiskey, Bourbon Whiskey.
Pure Holland Gin, Pure French Brandy.
Madeira Wine, Port Wine, Sherry Wine.
Dr. Scott's Bitters,
All for sale ut
"A WHITAKERS. :
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OF dO!larS.
Among the reductions are the following /:
Boots and Shoes, 100000
Sheathing and yellow metal, 100000
Clothing, 100000
Income tax, 2O,O0O,OO0
Pig iron, 100000
Paper, books, &C., 2,072,000
Crude petroleum, 100000
Slaughtered animals, 100000
Freights, 4,S50.OOO
Tp)aeco, 65O,O0O.
General tax, 100000
Out of $40, 600, 900 reduction in the income
tax SIT 900 900 results the abolition of the
tea per cent tax ON sums exceeding $4,000.
The new law puts the income tax as a uni
form rate of five per cent.
Death Warrant for the Execution OF Probst.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The death war
rant for the execution of Antoine Probst on
Rsiday, 9Th of June, was received by the
Sheriff to-day. The prisoner received the
announcement quietly seeming entirely un-
moved. He had previously told his confess
sor that he believed death was the only ex-
piatiOn for his crime, and he was willing to
suffer.
Progress Of the Cholera at New York.
NEW York, May 9.-The Health Officer
reports four new cases of cholera, but no
deaths, in the hospital ship since last report.
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Raleigh Money Market.

BUYING RATES
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Tie M,.nc,o,a Wheat C1op.-T,

TIE M,nnc,ora Wheat Crop.-The
ST.. Paul {M,un Pioneer says that
all the reports coming into that city
from the agricultural districts Of the
State are OF III. most favoratls ma
.urc. 4 large amour, of wheat in
excess Of last year has been sown
this spring. and good weather is all
that is necessary to make the coming
crop the larges. ever gathered in
Minnesota. The high figures which
whea, has maintained during the
spring has led 10 it's cultivation rath
er TO the mes lect Of other crops, and
the propor:ioa Of corn aud potatoes
will be les. than usual.
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On tho subject Of tho wtea, crop.
the Dallas Herald says that the
wLea. harvest is now over. the crop
ia the largest ever raised in Dallas
co un;y. and in many cases the yield
via BE- as much as twenty-five bush
ella per acre. We think the amour,
Of wheat in this comfy. for sale will
reach at lcas, three hundred thousand
bushels. and should our farmers be
able 10 sell their surplus grain e.:
anything like fair price. say one
dollar per hnshel. they will be all
RICH. az regards money.
From tho best information We hav.
been able TO obtain on the subject.
We are satisfied that the whea, crop
in the North Western States will b.
very light, aud AS natural consc-
ouence -four will command q much
higher price than i, has for several
years In view Of these facts we
advise on, farmers to hold on 10 thei.
grain until they can g., for i: good
price. We suppose that til. mask.,
will open at IS cents specie pey bush
Ell. Any farmer who sells for less
than this, will certainly sell Il. a
er.R. sacrifice.
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Il Good Chance.

i s:ch tia, the under ign-d 10 desi' rs
Of retiring from the publishing business -
He therefore offers for sale on reasonable
terms. the Sh-cv.pur: News Printing
Establishment. The paper i-publi-hed Semi
Weekly and Weekly and has an excellent
advertising patronage the Job Office
connected has all the req Iis,es of n h'st
class printing establishment: A. a pay
ing institution. tho establishment has proven
Itself unsurpassed by any other once 10
the State. or country. To any person
wishing TO engage in the business, this 10
one Of the b.s: opportunities offered.
Address, with stamp enclosed for an.
swer. JOHN DICKINSON,
Sole Editor and Proprietor, p Texas
s;recr. Shreveport, La.
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4 Tisu 10 Faixtar ( ourt House,
A correspondent, gives THIS account,
of the appearance OF things about
Fairfax Court II ouse:
Yesterday I paid visi, TO Fairfax
Court House. it being the first day
of Court. The vast majority of the
people present were entirely South
ern in their sympa,hies. Mosby. the
famous guerilla" chief. was present.
The hotel keeper was one of Mosby's
soldiers, who had been condemned
as such, while a prisoner, to impris-
onment for long term in the New
York Penisentiary, The region of
country through which l passed, in
going to Fairfax Court House. was.
perhaps, as thoroughly devastated
as any part of the country by the
war The forests were largely cut
down. the fences destroyed. and the
houses generally destroyed, or very
much in iured. But it was curious
to observe how energetically the peo-
pie were going to work to restore
matters to their old footing. The
road l went along had been cordu-
royed by the Fedcrals during the
war. These rails (of very large size
generality were taken up and turned
into fences. This WAS important. as
lumber WAS very scarce. Tho peo-
pie ara peaceful so5 hopeful
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j. II. Reynolds, &. &. Palm,
sArc'~po'., La: late Of Austin. 7a1"s
REYNOLDS e. PALM,
(SucCessors to s. " Swenson.)
\ q 90 II T. X A S ST X T. r. Il i.
Shreveport. La
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Gro ceri 3. Dry GOO d 8,
Har9sears, Boots, Shoes. Hat.
Ripe. Na'is, Las',ngs. Coffee. ar
Liberal cash sAvances made on cotton
v DOL. and Hides, 60 S. n. SwensOn. No bs
Carondeiet street. New Orleans. or IS. NJ
Swenson. No. &c Exchange Place. New
York
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HARDWARE.
WE offer at the Old Hardware
w Stand. No. 20 Texas Street,

WE offer a, the Old Hardware
w Stand. No. 20 Texas Street,
the following Arsic!es OF Hardware the
stock will re renewed by constsu. nd
di;iors-Jack. fore and sIno thing plains
hand and rip saws padiocks vaIlous kinda;
ri:n.locks, cottage lock-. southern locks
dead locks stored door locks assorted prices
aud styles; cupboard, trunk, till. chest.
drawer, wardrobe. and pantry locks; bIass
caudlesticks, trace chains halter chains,
lock chains. dog cha;nr, sewing and pcgg-
ing avis; Collins and other axes, hammers
table and teaspoons, Briuania aad iron
s. oons. ehears. sci.sors lamp ;rinmers.
carpenterr rutce and squares. bu.ts and
screws, assorted; strap hinges, ligh: and
Lrary; hiBges, screw pullcys, brass cas,or..
pannel. tquars and rkutt., bolts; saw. se.:a
plumb hobs. compasses, mili.aw, bastard,
and hand-sa~ f!es; brass cocks, racking
cocks. wooden faucets; hollow AIgers,
Butchers cleASe!s, ra;.,raps. rein aud hal
ter snaps. Cooper trees, a.d A.ys augerr,
assorted frying pan., assorted wei
wheels, sauccpaha.; nail and and spik Climb
lets, monkey wrenchcs, assorted: Taft
wrenches. breast dyiliS, ratchet drills bal!
braces, Wilson's brace and hitt ; horse
brushes, shoe and ha!r brnshcr ahoe knives
pipchers, and punches shoe floats; assert
ed steel hoes. coffee mills, box and Wilson q
ca ,pen'cr'e levels. pocket leveis. pocket
knives. all qualities. English and Arn.ri
can Table gallery. IN every variety. pillow
'iuep, bed cords Ju;c and Manila rope
with many other articles in the hardware
line
NkSSOl,pS q PALM
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Property for safe.

~ AC RES. within on" ms,eof the cor
~ porS:ion line of Shrevepo-, know 4
~ the Alley place
Three Hundred and l~en:y Aero. Of
woodland .b:er mill, from Sh-cy.,sT,
.tnn.rsrlc raiust.- 'or - sr,. WOO!
T.-ce Hnrtrei and fortv + rh. Ac-re
= II. pAr.'!. %! Bo-.,er, n-.I coloo.! .Ra
..asr's Gu.Inprn.et
one {housa.c 1--WE iiaudr.! Acre. il.
he paris. o: Deso.c. known ~. ;hc p..u.a
ton Of colonel John M-:-ta!. ven .u1
provo.
The ,-- !e'.c" Inn, by c.p;..u Jvhr
Graham. now occupied ~ MG- Moore
bali mile from the Corporation lin" O:
Shreveport. c"'.i.,ulaS four acre., with
comfortable dwellings & c.
NIntl ta."c Acres. on Bayou Pierre. four
and half rn'l-s tom .sh:o"ep"rr ,rr,y
acres ho''cm Land, cDmtorianl. d~. liuv
house, ou;hOu-ut. r".!, AID ::ui, tree
Two Hundred Aces one hundred al.
fifty cl"are,! With irrp-uv.n-n'. right.ea
miles from Shreveport ana eight mics
back Of Albany
One Thuusald Oac Hundred and Forty
Acre. IN EO--!"r parish. OF { lark. BAYOU.
six miles :rcu! lake nav CATION nhuu, nv
hundred acres cleared and under good
fence. excellent uScllng uous-, Gu
House Mil. E,st k-Iul;h siop roo'.. and
= b.acs sInI'h a-ve: ;aJlirg rpr;ug % WA.
tex, eight hundred bushels q. corn. IS COO
pounds o! Fodder. seven Nu.-. t.o u.
CONS and oAeu on" hundred and a!;v
Hog, nifty cattle, fHy sheep and fifteen
hands on the place under contract for III,
year
Oae Thousand s.ven hundred Acre. Of
Land, eigh; hundred open. lyiag OF. both
SIDES Q: the railroad, six mile. from Shrey-.
por: in the parish al 'addo a: com.or,ab. !.
Dwelling good stand for public
house. wei! o! water. An und.r.groupt
:ts'cru and spring mnles, horses ca,
Is. hoHs. oxen. wagons, cA.;. corn and
farming utensils
Lightly Acre., two miles from Sh.-y-
port. ~i:h O comfortable Dwelling. we'll Of
water and several never falling springs.
House and 10, in Shreveport now &C
cup..d by II. Levy
A single story bu mess House on T-xa.
street, between Mavke; and Edward street..
The property kno~n As the Dutch Gar
den Il twenty-five acres twelve .c,-.
IN orchard and seven IN garden, ad!oInins
The c,;y of Shreveport lsrg. ,wos:o,y
frame II ouse. with seven rooms eis.ern
and we'll all necessary ou:huUsss: fur.
ni;ure Il desired
Thirty Acres. one.:hird IN wood.. sa
joining the above, VIII be sold III cunnsc.
ton. a, the option of the pun chaser
The Res!dence lately occupied by T II
e!'ts, Z" o miles from Shreveport, ccu,aiu-
ing twenty acres. With good buildings viii
be sold a. a grea: bargain.
Twenty Cne Lots in ten acre 10. No s
and Eve lots III ten acre lot No i6, sahd,
vidcd, situa;ed in the city Of Shreveport
and fronting on Common stree, and on
the railroad
For pAr,ieulars apply 10
} q. BATTLE.
sp.e-H General Agent.
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Our friends in the interior. whose
Msil facilities will no. admit OF their
subscribing TO a ecmi- " eekly paper.
are reminded that the Shreveport
H'eekly .Nsus 10 .lrs cheapest and
bes. paper published in this section.
We desire getting a large list OF sub.
scr;bsrs aud pu, the prico low. 10 suis
the dull times. Send CD three dol.
lars for one year. Weekly made up
from the Sem. Weekly. and contains
editorials. choice selec,,ons, s.porss
Of the New Orleans and Shrevepor,
mark cts. commupi ca;icNs from spe.
cial correspondents. an! the la,es,
.el-s, ans. Address the cji:or =!
this paper. Il
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Malaria Everywhere.

Rarely has here been n seu.on a. fruit.
H.! a. this o: Ii alarious diseases. Not only
Oh the prairie. and in tho valleys of the
West no: merely 10 a.! the old haun,s o.:
Feve. and AEuc aud Bilious Remi,,cn!
F.vc. have these prostratine disease hreE
unusually sirulcut . but they have extend
cd 10 towns and ci'i"s never before in!es ed
with them. AM! h,vC even ascend q the
,ncun,aiusand attacked thousands Of people
supposed to hnv, ben placed by :hc laws
0: Nature above their r.a h Hence We
are compelled 10 admit 'ha: a fatal ele-
men, p.ryadc- She Cnjvc,snl Air this season
and should a, one. resort TO the only sp
proved preventive O: its cou-cqnenc"s.
HOSTIETEE STOMACH bIrTERS,
tonic 20 po."nt, an nu;sep;ic SO perfect,
an Alternative 70 i.tes.e;ibl., and = s.i,nn.
liant 40 pure. iha: II enables 'he human
system 70 regis. and BAN. all the rI-di-.
posing causes OF dis, axe. With the con.
hicacc tia: one clothed ia uncomfortable
garments nigh; move among blazing build
,nss The man ah0 AIMS h!u.s.!: against
malaria with ,hi. powerful ,ie'.Ils.,e re6i-
c.ne may walk fever scouGged district
fearless o: Us institutions atmosphere
The in'eTuli,'cnts and !e:I.i,;enta a. pre-
sen: 70 l-cucs! IN 81! parts of :he country
may 3. pa; III. .orcIuuncrs 0: ieaGi!er
now Ga il. way westward from the "a.
East. Prepare she system with
NpSTKITER BITTEES
for a successful bate ..:h lie lavph,l.c
causes Of az s!tt.~.c' BE arse IN time
SOLD every wh..c.--N J. World. .Ner. 6,
1868