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WINTER's IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
:" Lane. Patent set and Feed wort..~

We respectfully call attention to our IMPROVED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL" with LANES
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS. OF thepartcu
lar advantages gisirzed therefor being follows
isThe instantaneous and unerrngy certain set Of the
log by the ending the Saw WITH single motoEof this
hand under device ct once simple effective and in
wise subject 70 breage deraugemerthe log of whseyer
time by Sawyer, above stated unerrna uni
farity in the thickness Of the plank throughout
2d-The saving secured only in the of hhnds
employe about mill but the saving sar
Importance, tOwit in the working time of tie m
sufficiently illustrated perhaps when c stated that ia
setting me usually required by other mills able
''ruu back "setn and another plank Thus
enabled to twenty PLAINS f reaured) single
inue accounted for in part by the fact that the Saw s al
Increasingly engaged THE run5ackh time excepted in
actual work the the stock is in place until it is
entirely converted into Lumber!
3d-The peculiar arrangement OF the Feed Works y
whereby the slip and and tear always incident
the usual belt arrangement avoided and lieu nstan
starting and stopping uniHilingiy effected
geter with combinations Steel Saw Man6rel Bsbbit
Metal SefOiling and Self Adjusting Boxes the frequent
casron supports the carriage for the log and the unusual
beauty of finish the other features which parcu
lar characterize Mil and which for it the uuta
ing admiration OF the practical.
These references sufficient trust to for
Mil all that required and all that asked in any instance
chase elsewhere
10y WINTER CO.,
General Commission Merchants No 40 Broadway York
as~N LANES PATENT SET WORKS. applied
with facility to Mills of other patterns.
MONROE REDDINGTON,
Agents for the above MIL
M faro, dnlat straat
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HubllHneu
TERMs-one year dn adpanceG So one copy, cents
RATES each of ten nesor less
insertion 81 60 Second insertions IS cants
square For SUBSEQUENT insertions, square 30 cents
For professional business cards. including paper not
eeeding lines for u months, SO.
Acknowledgements published o. irregular intervals g per
square each insertion. - r.aT
a liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office sic to be paid for in
vance ts r-,, 9
viii be inserted till forbid and payment exacted-
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Some excitement was caused at Philadelphia on
the 18th by the report That cholera had broken out
in The rigate Chattanooga, at the navy yard T Th
reports are probably much exaggerated, b ane
J;a5 ~ cholera morbus within few days. me
Snnnosed cause of the disease is the eating OF new
%otatoes. No information upon the subject eoula
he obtained of the officials at the navy yard
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49, A vEEY EQUITABLE Wpow.-Some hundred
years later we find Sir John Salisbury OF
IIewenny Hall marrying ward of Queen Eliza
beth's Katherine of Berayne. then only fourteen
years old. She was an heiress and q defendant in
the fifth generation from Owen Tudor and the
Princess Katherine of France. On Sir Johns
death, in 1867, his widow followed him to the
crave and in going to the church was escorted by
Sir Richard Cioug6, the owner of the property in
the neirhborhood, formerly in the service OF Sir
Thomas Gresham and at that time avery eminent
merchant. In returning home from the burial, she
was attended by young gentleman OF properly,
named Morris Wynn. He perceived the Wlaow 10
be not very consoable, and fired by her cnartns,
profted by the opportunity to whisper "a tale OF
love into her ears and finally asked her TO De hls
wife She, by no means startled at TINS ouaiy
timed proposal, civilly declined his offer, saying
that she accepted similar one from Ciough on
her way to church butprobably observing youDe
WYNN to be much cast down at her refusal, ano
being a large hearted, companonable woman, sht
snugRt to console the rejected lover by the as
anrsnce that if she survived Clough, Wynn shoult
be her third husband. This promise she duly KEEP
when, three years later, she was secona, tlhe
widow Again, a third time did she ontiiye ne
husband, and fourth time became Wiie, marry
ing Mr.. Edward Thalwell also Denbigshire man
T6is husband survived her So numerous ana u
s Anential were the descendants of this hathefhe
Beyayne that she was long known by the ntle
Nam CVnnrv of Mother of Wales -.
memoirs and correspondence of Field MarSnM 'ts'o
g. q. Be-
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Three cases of cholera were reported in New
York. and two in Brooklyn, on the 4AtR'
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no ADYEMT1sERs.

DE ROWS NATIONAL REWHENV-+KIIIa
I'D be published monthy-ll2 TO 40 pages octave.
Terms-S6 per annnnl.
he IN Invaluable work for the merchant,
banker professional capitalist and citizen seeking nior
nation on great national subect in every village town and
civ in the Union desiring information IN regard 90 h
nraotcal working patton at he South will hndi Az
the editor that snbIees 10 DO ona Oh
nrnnniuent consideration in his future issues. l7Ha
Among the notices Of the the foowng ID So
.cted from the New Evening Post of receat date:
Mi De BOWS capacity sa4istician never denied
Nv his thorough knowledge of the
Southern States long study Of the mining
agricultural interests the whsie eonys
viii make his Review valuable to all sections,n
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IRON FOUNDRY,
y 2O8 Girod street. New Oriean

CHAKsPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
= 208 GrOd street, New oriean
John GEDDEs-Jos. A. sHAKsPEARE-s. sWooP
n Geddes, Shakespeare 81 Co..
Iron Founders and Maehnists mRnuscIre
variety of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining Machines
Mil Gin Gearing, Crate Bars Store Fronts Columns
Sash Weights, etc Blacksmith Work of all kinds L
rENBOMAs B. BODLEY d. co.,
NO. . PERDIDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. 1913 eRAvIER srREEF REw oRLRAEs
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
@ PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Uircalar CrossCut Mill Muller ssws Corn Mills; VIII es
Mills and Boiling Apparatus; shafng Pules and Betting
descriptions OF Plantation Machinery and Agrieuu r.
I1plements .i-H
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels Wheelbsrrows from the well known factor
of JoBhAa Bodley, Wheeling, Va. &
We have connection with extensive FOundeS aud hachin
shopsn Louis Louisv Cincinnati and Psburg thrOpg
which prepared contract for class Of schne
on most favorable tems and deliver anywhere north Rsl
| Orleans frea of freight THos B. BoDLEY 90
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GnyIy bedlght,
5=- A gallant knight
Rode on through sun and shallow

he was himself the ideal of that gallant cavalier.
Modest, kindly brave as steel, and devoted to the
South, his death was another gap in the lives OF
those who loved hin-a loss which nothing can
suDply
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DR. DE ANDRHDs
-PuRR-
sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.

sARsAPARILLA BITTERs.
The attention Public City and Country Trade Ia
specially called to the introduction of the
sarsaparllla Bitaerss
Te Pleasant and valuable Bitters bsenln
troduced In this country The trade in general be Supplied
by the following Grocers Druggists:
Fatjo Marks d Co., IS, IS aud Al New Levee street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 TehOupitoulas street
E. j. Hart Co., Is, rs and n Tehoupitoulas street.
L. Basset cor Gravier and Tchouptouas streets.
r. Ayet & Garnbon 50 and 81 Old Leyee street.
John 7. Moore, cor. Poydras and New Leyee streeta
VIM G. Mitchell, cor, Camp and Poydras streets. =
GasB q Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
Tw Marsden, Druggist, cor Magazine and Graviar
Turner WALES, Druggists Royal and CussOmhouSa
O. N MORRISON. Agent,
IL MaRazins street
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@ BIER ............................,..B. BRAh
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY BOTEL
Jevvelry, watches, SILVER and PIRtea Ware
-saAR AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN Pebbles.
F,nsGod Watches IN Hunting Cases. dsmO-A mounted and
an ravsd best makers; rich Sets. Brsceet Pins ana sa
p diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx ana EtruscAn Soia
Ia karat Gold aAag and Vest Chains lataA paers sleeve
Buttons Studs of every variety and sSss
ents Scarf and Masonic Pins vArions seSgns SILVER eAo
plated Sets TablN and Tea and Spoons Cups eohetS
Napkin Rings CastOrs ete POckst and Table Cutlery Oa'
makers and Superior quality.
Clocks
once EDa Mantle, in Bronso, Marble and Wooe
9peetAeless
Cold Silver Steel and Shell mounted
Tbs scular attention those needing "hepB TO Fsad
reg culy solicited to ssmmOnB Brazilian Pebbles the bes
VA ouiy glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset
IA ss Particular attention paid repairing WoteheI
JeWelry the best workmsD haing employed
psusmbsr, % CAMP STREET, sndsE ths City H0Lsl
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Advertisements spereda s to time viii De puhshed nm
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Bills for general advertising viii made monthly, and
collections required, s3
Editorial notices advertisements chargabe ut she rate
Of 20 cents a line for each insertion
TENHEE BOSTON POsT, KNOWN TO THE WHOLE
country as the unwavering advocate Of DEMOCRATIC
PRINCIPLES men and measures for nearly forty ysars-he
constant supporter Rights in the Union and tins
advocate Of speedy retoron Of all the States 10 their
sstutioua relations members Of the Federal Government
asks the attention Southern citizens proposals fur
nsh them with copies at the following rates: -
Boston Post, Daily s...,...,.... $40 per annum-
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The Post spares no expense its teegraphe rep0n It's
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Conservative advocacy Of the equal the States
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Advertisements which win be inserted reasonable rates.
are also solicited
BEALs, GREENE Co, Publishers,
20 and 4a Congress street. Boston, Mass.
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MEDICAL.
TYR. y. WHITES INSTITUTE
ASy CARoNDELET STREE
In rear Of the City Hall

The first aim OF human beings happiness happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
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MACIIINERY.

PLAoK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
P1TTsBURG, PA
PARK, BROTHER CO.,
--AANUrAcTuRzRs or
All Descriptions of Cast and German steel,
-WARREsTED-
EoUAI'1o ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL SPRING, MA
CHINERY, PLow, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL
RAILROAD, SPRING and PROG STEEL LoCoMO-
TIVE, AXLEs, CRANK PINS, PISTON Rods SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, etc.
Branch Warefseuse.
NOS A and q. .... BATTERY MARCH. NOS, q and ~
Between Milk and Broad streets,
BOSTON, MASS.
OLIVER HUNT, Agent
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DR. E. COURTARETS DISINFEeTIEG FLUIDS Sc
cured by patent in the United States and France R
solely New York DisinfectDg Company az
laboratory, Nos 295 800 and S02 Henry street ne"
Once, AZ Cedar street. LII, i.h n |
Couytaret the celebrated French Chemist u ehaIge o.
Laboratory, prepared to furnish its Dsnisetins
sc rooms nurseries urinals, clasefs PlNes
sewers cutters ships railroads. hospitals, PRISONS ~
institutions Of all kinds slaughter hoaes 9i ipcro%sn
estabIishnants an kinds mRRures Hlniesey
te yaue III The latter to every famer1 ana wherever
aus and offensive exist These asets arg s;Hs
sntisentics nntipuirescens and N se 2 -
rpaninr Of the words They remove
y and not merely abse1bents OF poisonous
Injurious to utensils IN Whl9h they hre n5q
~ sd;eai and scientific men is directed tthese os
Atfaphed are testimonials IN favor OF TINS grsA
which, with hundreds OF otA can DO seen Ut S
| C0mpsDy's office ,.... 49, On Yeee
| - - ,an, Of the New York Diainfecting Company:
pa%r Sir-ti all it is represented to be- We nave mare
ofa but consider that we nave
an article which al others as remedy AGAINST
| III - ndors I. R0ESSEL 4 CO,
| NEW YoRK, April o 1866.
To the President Of the New York Dsnleeng Company
Dear Strive II without exception TO be he oest
ID have sver It's effect stteT complete
and Instantaneous v. a. S1ElESopt' As'of houee.
Bhese Dsinectsnts used by tbs seayengers nnde
the direction Of Sanitary Police Of the Metropolitan hesl
Oep"''in0n' NO" POWELL THOMPSON,
/ AZ Cedar street. New York,
General and Sole gents the United and the Csnad2a
to whom all orders should be addressed
For sale by ali Druggists and General Dealers in the uate
N
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rMOLEKA DIsARMED /

me chief Causes Of Fs't,lenee Destroyed
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yTyHE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL,
Richmond Vs.Ths journal will be published as monthly
December Il. :. -. ,..a40-. q, ,h;s o,,nt,y have
promised their support ostentatous display oil names
syoded and the Editors offer to pay Literally Tor
IA hnne3 that the original department of the Journal VIII be
entitled to respect and confidence -. r, -, ,.,,
TIE mage Of the Journal will be devoted Original Articles
Fregn and Domestic Correspondence Retrospect Of Med
cine aud Surgery during the late war an EeeSte
(which will he feature of the Journal Reports OF 80
cieties Associations Hospitals and Clinical LeetS5ss ne
views photographed Notices, heolchl Ne"s
Miscellaneous Matter, etc a., man,. ii, ~, 5,o,r,o
Without making special promises the Editors enoeaVor
tn make this Journal acceptable to its suppoTters~
TERMs-Five Dollars yearly if paid in advances or before
the expiration the third month after the date OF snbscph
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Advertisements will be inseIed on the most hpera terms
and a there are Medical Journals published in the
southern States advertisers will enjoy
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Editors and Publisher
in relation to the literary business interests
the n1rna viii be addressed DR. E. GALLARD Box 9S
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The paper was established in May s49 and has been con
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East Texas taken at all the principal points IN mes
Texas and North Louisiana.
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N O. MCCAIN
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New orleans
Omce-13S Fulton street. .
Has all times and second hand machinery
Steamboats,, Saw Mills and sugar Plantations,
Particular and prompt attention paid TO Steamship and
rams
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4 DvERTTsER AND REGISTER

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and Spades Sheet Copper and link Flows Axes and Hos
lead Pine and Lead India Rubber Betting Hose ana
Paekiug Circular, Mil and Gross Cut Saws
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deaths.

PALMER-In Rutland August 9TH, Charles
Edwin, DR., son Of Chas +. and Nellie Palmer,
aged ~ mos, and 10 days.
HAsTlNGS-In Plttsneld, July sd, of heart
disease, Mrs. Ziphs Hastings, aged IS years
and q days
sMIPll-At West Rutland on the 9lth Inst,
Annie, daughter of L. b. and Maria p Smith,
aged year and 10 days.
WYLIE-In Mount Holly, July 2fst, Altman
Wyie aged 81 years.
CHAPMAN-In Cincinnati, Ohio. July goth,
of typhoid fever, Fidelia, wife OF Ezra 5 Chan.
man, formerly Of Troy, N. Y, and late Of HYDE
vile, VT, in The 3Sth year OF her age.
FAlES.--n Rutland, ON the "a inst, Edward
A, Fales aged 81 years.
SMIFH-m Brandon, ON the 3lst ult, of
typhoid fever, John Smith, aged SO years.
Ihus, one by one, the ancient lights are dis
appearing In the death of this venerable man.
the community has been deprived Of one of its
most respected citizens, and the church, of
when he had long been a member, of one gifts
brightest ornaments. lie died, as he lived,
rich in the subimity of living faith, and re-
speeted and beloved by his fellow man. N.
FERRlss-ln Bakersfield, July 27th. MIR. J..
j.. Ferris, in his eighteth year
New York and Western papers please copv.
ALDRlCH.-At Columbus, O., on the 1st
inst, Of typhoid fever Alice Elizabeth. daugh.
ter OF John and Margaret Aldrich AGED wears.
Her remains We're brought to Clarendon for
interment.
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AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE
BROWNS vRRMIFUGE CoMFIFs.

Or Worm Lozenges. Much sickness, undoubC-
edly, with children and adults, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by worms. The
''Vermiiuge Comnts," although eeectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable combination
has been successfully used by physicians, and
found to be safe and sure in eradicating worms,
so hurtfnl to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require I'M
mediate attention, "a neglect OF the trouble
often causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach
and bowels cause irritation. which can be re-
moved. only by the use of Q sure remedy. The
combination of ingredients used in making
Browns "Vermifnge Comfts" is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS 81 BROWN, Proprietors, New York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at % cents a
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Ry the Atlantic Gable.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.
Dates of the evening of the 9Th to the
Associated Press have been received.
LONDON, Aug. 6.
Consuls closed at 81 "a for money;
U. s. 5-20s 68 IL; III. Cent. R. R. IS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. &.
The sales o. cotton today have been
5000 bales The market is fiat, with a
decline Of Lid. per pound,
LONDON Avg. =.
A special despatch 10 the New York
Herald says Before the armistice had
been extended to Bavaria, the Prussian
army had moved rapidly and secured a
good footing. they are forcing a paper
currency upon the people By the agree
meu- the Prussians are to occupy Wurz-
burg but the Bavarians are to retain
the fortress of Nentz. The Baden troops
left Is yesterday and the Wurtembarg'
troops will leave IL on the SEh inst. The
river Rhine is II. opened.
During the 14st three days the Aus
trians have been pouring into the Tyrol,
via Bavayla 20 the number OF about
10000
The Italian navy is to be re0rganized.
The court martial o, Admiral Persano,
VINO recently commanded the italian
fe1t, is progressing.
A new italian loan Of 10000, 600
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A FACT WORTH PRINTING.-At
second.class hotel, in Frankfort, KY, a
few days since, little girl entered the
bar-room, and in pitiful tones told the
bar keeper her mother sent her there TO
get eight cents.
eight cents 2" said the bar kee,er.
Yes, sir"
"What does your mother want OF
eight cents ? I don't owe Ler ANYTHING. "
Well" said the Child, father spends
all his money here foT rum, and we have
no bread to-day. Mother wants to buy
3 loaf Of bread
A loaler Suggested to the bar-keeper
to kick her out.
No." said the bar-keeper, I'll give
her the money, and if her father comes
back here again I'll kick him out"
Such circumstance never happened
before, and may never happen again. HUI
manity owes that bar-keeper a vote OF
thanks.