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l0Q96 From Fayetteville. by ErIaa. FHul.
vile, huuts siat'on. cad W inrh-r
Ter, 30 ncchcrs. ~ miles ani larE.
daiiy ezcept sunday
Leave tayctier.lie. laIIv. errant ann-
day, ut an
arrive % beohefd by Ian
Leave Dcchefi daily, ozcapi sunday,
az IN
NrrsVe A Favnftrr.fIs hr.nr.
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letli From knoxvIie.h .hr N.vn.- si,,--
berry f.aias, AeH NalLoi. Mossv
sreeki IAogus Nln. psuther
sprna.' Aolrsioau, kusseiis Ii.c.
NiiiesoafE Aogtaulis luuct.au.
AlaWay, tusiayus. 0rreaV.iIe.
henaels1ne Mills. fuutns. Rhra
town, frtcdom. Lssshurr. Mu.
"ooei doursao7ougs, lahasens De-
Pot, tarteru p,Fol liat, Fist.aad
tnien Depot. Co BRISTOL. isst. ma.
and back. daily, sf ts.ls asiiv DO
trains ofun.
Leave huezviiie ia.ly at8am
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NJ ERRlTT HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
MI Window Shades, Window Glass, and Photo
grsPhic Material, corner OF Church Ane Market
streets.
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fHoFoakAfHss--fhotogrsphs os Generals
f9dsral and Conio0eFAts. fho la-xosi col
lection in NE wcas, lor sale, wholesaio ana
retail Remember ne place, Gallery ol ne
Cuneeiiand, p Cedar siros,, opposite Coa
mfeiAi hosei- may77-tL
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R.P.JEAAINdCO.
sae'easors % a E1
DIR TOM WELLS.
.fo Harkai "a. opposite Ua.on,

Pozera snd Welrhimsn's Ceshulied Chem.eais.
Blue Macs, auipnafs Quunc. -uphsie hafphls,
Iodine, iaddc futa \, thl0rite o. ooii Eihur &c.
Our Pharnaceufis preuarai0na. such a. 'aar-
tdres, hxffacis, 1fflps, Caratfs oln.meufs. Piss
,ara. etc, srs made z sirci aCofiance siih The
Fised fhafmaeoplA s<
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County Trustee.

Neafe auihorued % snnsuuee W.. 4. Cursr.
- "a. c.aa,i.ie ior csEk u ne oouaiy Coars Of
Dksilsqn couniy. i..ia
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HsaIe an,hors-i . auaouucs grssa lgsnsx a. !,
Ssse..i.ie .ot toaaiy eoofs eisFe. g tas cu-nsas
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His Compound Of WILD CHERRY hss
become household word through
out the Wost
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than a year after taefr introduction,

tanned = repItadon suss vide spread sci ST n cog
bnt Of North Ameriea. But tho croHnt orytJ her
~ iiie remains % BE- sitanfd hs "a caoronyaery
$3.50 sHllIItistlu, i1r d. Ilcs not cieIfsl % have
teen the clseoyerer OF CIDEON, which i5 tie bs-is
Of the Bitiers now offered TO the public. Thst hon
OF belongs % the native inhabitants OF Oentral
more than two hundred years Armed with Il the
Indian BIDS deterce 20 the most deadly m aiafIa,
and handle without fear, the most yenofDons ser
fents. lie belief with them, that while there Is
breath IA lne body, she Cedrcn potent % cure
matter wis. the disease may be.
While Dr. buu n not pfepaTedto TO endorse this ex-
travaeanf profession, he b nevertheless satisfied
nom 4 thorough czaIninauon OF tie evidence rels-
ting tQslts virtues, that ~ remedy and praveuta-
tive ioF al disease arising ifcm exposure. ether
60 the Neather climate Or 10 miasmaiic iufiuen-
ces, ID stands
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From Tie RichQoad Ennquirsr.
twill be gratifying 10 The family,
friends and relatives Of Colonel John
Singleton Nosby to iearn that ne has
st length succeeded in thanking his
tormentors, and can nov, on condition
Of his good behavior, enjoy peace and
quiet, fortified with the following i'm
pregnable document
HEADQRs AzNz o. EHE Z. s.
WAsHrSGfox, D. G. Feb. ?, iS66
John s ..Aosby, lately Of the southern
army, VIII hereafter be exempt IRON
arrest b. The military aushorities. ex-
cept for violation OF his parole, unless
directed - the President Of the
United States, Secretary Of War, OF
from these headqaarters.
HIS parole VIII auttorizs him 10
travel ffeely .W;thin the State Of Vir-
gipia, and - no obstacle has been
thrown in he way Of parolsd officers.
and men from pursuing thsir eivil pnr-
suits, or travelling out OF .his State, The
same prisileg aiu be extended 10 J.
= Aosby, enie-s Otherwise directed by
conpetsnt authority.
Is 0nxr.
Lieutenant General
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE
attorneys and Claim Agents.
IN SUR ANCE.

TH $. DnI4ANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
II. Agent, Cleveland, Tenn. noy2s-lJ
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WALL PAPER. esc.

VsTJIsoN, J. W. C0.-Manufaetlrers snd
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Tic, Copper
aud Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing 6oods, NO. II
College street.
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NJ E AIS AJrHORiZED 10 ANNouNcE rls
- C. ChlNA s. canislsld Tor COUNTY Cnari
-iefki "a lafasou Joaaiy, a. ghe sasaius Narra
-----L-L-l. y.
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Spices. Dye Stufs,
Paints. etc.
To Physicians.

Dor 2 p lEfEfEe. Prssrri7lion a a.li l.asf
II narisi. a; 10 oid stzu4 q = q thal7i..r asu
~ o. tT.n ul P.I. A Co. l.s.lI laIrr1l fhr pa.
rr ans ~ Aa<hF Ie. and slfroI1i11 rourtf1 t1ai
lais our - D supIIg rssff laani rI ne t,rass-
iioaer n tne t1a ri ~ fisis.foa. and 80 spsrr
- IAirs % 1cn-l1fist il.1f etItal '.'l'tIrlF He
vi - 1ers1 peasea fo-ee asT af e. fsri.iF sb1
VI r11er 01r eriltiHshfneuf HIrI s aIsIL
Re 1oIet b. e1halsrf aitali % rs tnl-nfss %
pi'rszi saa.ereis. ene u hirIsad per-cstiy o. AZ
al.-orlIII0fel llraarr0il1ar
oar "a. L arlraa IlIaII i'lIsli raTlr All frerr
iHlnl conll4 sttt1 ~ bfnf Hu's1F-s
tll4s e. 3 .'iIf 4s|I u 1a..raliss 80 sIa..lon
- a. 1sIirrs rltraaflsI ~ or caFa tIe.I sN.
ifllltl1ssa a1.1 s,surs.F
X. p. JENKINS 4 CO.
- Aazsff a erf'oi -. Ifu'arr.
oso~ - 80 -. - -
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s u FIFE e e r s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect!! Act!!!!
TARRAYT a Co.;

TARRANr Co.;
Geniiemen- i am = resident Of Cunaeoa. and have
been disposed 70 write 20 you concerning the real
yAiue Of your SEL1ZER APERlEN1 as 3 remedy
Or Indigestion and dyspepsia desife 10 express
q you my sincere graaiuce for the greai DeDeht The
shLlIEk has dOne my wife.
For four or i've years my wife hiss be5n sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, aud afler being under the
treatment Of several Doctors og two three years.
she was finally laduced 90 seeR the adFlce OF =
learned Physician, Doctor Cabalis, of Nenezueis,
who immediately treated her with your BIER
VE5CERT SELIZER APERIENT. she began 10
improve at once, snd is nov PERFECTLY WELL.
feel il 70 be ny duty for the good OF humanity %
make this statement, feeling thal medicine 80 val
uahle should be widely known.
Trusting you Will give this publicity, sud repeat
ing my earnest grahtude and thsnks.
am very respectfully yours
3. ID. @. HENRfQUER,
New York, June 2s '65. Merchant, Curacao, s.A.
We Ask
The suffering millions IN cur land 10 eiva this
remedy trial convinced that BY its timely use
nlHny may - relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, sour Stomach, SICK Hesdacns, Dlzzi-
ness, Indigestion, fles, CoBtiveness, Bilious At
lacks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affections. 6c
Rsad the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with eaan bot
ue and do not use the medicine sgzinst the advice
OF your Physician.
MsrasActused only BY TARRAET CO., az
6r,an web siraat Nov fork.
ss-pn' sale ~ -il Druggi-ts- maya "
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Administrator's Nofioe.

n ANiaii qns' ..si g taui,z .t-..er 81 - ..
iaia 81 lela n. Bal. 81. esli.l -. =,
i-s ~ raf-cas ts1inE c,lar-s sRi.i.l -.Is t-.. =
- lr fhay ii - barrel, Ea4 lo.e tnletss-i 4,
ems ssri sEi ul.se p4YneEt
I-sis-u lohR 70. s,fra. Asu4
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The New York Arien BaII.-The
Grand Bal Masaue,

A grand ball was given at New Yoik
last Thursday night. which was a grahd
affair, some four thousand persons par
ticipating in the pleasures of the 'bal
masque. The Tribune had a senti-
mental reporter there, who descantsin
two columns upon the attractions aad
pleasures Of the night He thus dilates
upon
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slnlalI.
rtIoS PRNFne oO.,

FNbLIsHtfi9.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Il. 1855.
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ATroRNRYs Ar LAaN.

4 fAMPBELL McRwEN 6RoI1BEcg, Afior-
~ neys Al Las ana Clam Agenis, pracice IA al
Inc Csiirt-. Collections promptly attended To-
siso ciiIns against the United stsles snd Vouchers
collected Oiiee Is North Cherry street. up stairs.
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sANAEnS ann HnoRERs.

OTIS, z k.-Attorney sna Counsellor at Law,
" Ofics 81 Cherry s.. T. D. Box g4s
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L-AR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 BUSINESS Aeenfs, over l0rk's Book Store, 3s1s
Onion str et, Nashville. Tenn, aus6-sns'
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REAL ESTATE AGKNTs.

OONE A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sud Retail
No. 40 North Cherry street. Nashville. Tenn.
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Without a Rival.

And justly deserves the reputation IL has 20 long
enioYes Ia Ceuiral ADsrcs aud the West lndies.
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TN""" T"TI y IIIIIITT" n I-7T7I DO : ND
tiau, "a tau ksss Tennessee aBd
Virginia ruiIo1l. "a miIes aud
eack. six tiufi ursk. rivinr st.
CLAIR twice utes s..r sarnly t.n,
ralrall iu doe gaunf.f.0n.
Leave haeersyi.is ds..,, ssrcrl sau-
day, at nis am
ArriFs at Juucttaa tYHam
Leave Junction dai.y. sscrgt sunday.
at pm
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t~oi!lettes etincelantes des. spectatrices,- ces
daInseuses aeriennes. choisies parmi les plus
ioIies femmes de. Paris, tout sce3aue lie monde
eavite, tout &c quill admire. alors une voix Sc
lese au dedans de moi qui ironise tout ceIa.
Ton image revient effacer toutes les a%utres, ct
lie me. sens lie premier homme de la creation.
"J'ai eu dependant deux on trois emotions
deliciouses, 5set r. hla4ast@
Quel1ues figures de femmes, eclairees dune
~certaine maniere, mont tellement rappele ia
tienne, que, j'avais peihe a a contenir. Tous
les joturs depuis, aul datonr dane rue, sous les
ombres dune promenade, partout, je crols to
percevoir. Alors je m%'elance avec temperance
dun Gear q1ui ne croft a rien d. impossible; ct
quand ie reconnaissais mon erreur, c'est uee
coupe d'amertulne que je vidais.
Tauy Ia fin au proclaim nnmero.l
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PR CTUe
or THE
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Metropolitan Record
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JOHN MULLALY.. EDITOR ASp PRopp,As
"a 38A% -----R u yaa
Office 448 Broom @ treet.
Metropolitan Record.
Office 448 Broom 0 treet.

THE RECORD AND viNDIcArOfa ID MN sau
once y week, aud contains eighty eeln,a8S3
political news. editorial matter. and yarisx IN
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unswerving exponent OF Stale Rights, Ait X
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consolidation. Beiiev wing that Popular PFsta
IN this Republic is dependent upon STATE sss
eighty, II Is az war with al despotic. epta6I2E
ments on the rights of the people. 1T s1aIf &s{
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thorlty, and to denounce aud condemn tie na&s
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IN the iufure. as III the past, tile Record viii
the faithful advocate OF Democratic prircipfe7
Is true that recent events, brought about n
~fanatical interference with the rights Of States. h
ny an intolerance. OF the Constitutions and NJ
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porary revolution but the principles ofI713
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asserted ere many years elapse. The pe0piS
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IL. w. BLAKE,

s lie w. Sh/TAzAe1
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLR AT LAW
Will practice in the Courts of Lafourche. Ter
rebonne, and Assumption and the Supreme Court
in New-Orleans. NJ
OFFICE Corner of Main and st. Louis streets,
over Meyers store. u5s,&
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G0DEY's LADY's BOOK
For 1866.
THE
$ LIE
Fashion Magazine of the World

4 IS 81, LIE .
Fashion Magazine of the World
LTERATIRE, FINE ARTS AND FASHIONS
Inc most amagnincent Steel engravings. DuEBL&
FASHION:PLATES. W ood encr 1yimps odasssfFk
subject that c.tn interest ladies'. Ssroci1at3 Au6i1r79N
iSetting, Embroidery. Articles. spr the Toilet. fjffis
rAfior, the Bendolr, and the Kitchen. Everylnr.iR
iac;t, to make a coMpLETE LApY's Book fFsRs
TIE LADIES' FAvORiTE FOR SO YEARS
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MODEL COTTAGES Quo oihsx Magazine gives
lDRAv1NG LESSONS FOR III Y0UEG. An.
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LOUIS u

LOUIS BUSH,
gY AT bW w ,
Win practice in Courts of third and fourth
Judicial District. tF
OFFICE: Green ST., between Leyee & Market.
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Professional,
LEWHS GUIOY.

All Al Law )
VIII Practice in the Parishes of Lafourche
Assumption. Terrebonne. St. Mary and st
Martin. Office in Richards brick building. -s
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DOR SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM,
L NEAR WOODLAWN, FAIRFAX CO.,
VA.-Will be sold at private sale, the farm
lately owned by Andrew Turney, deceased, con-
tanning 235 acres, more or less.
This farm is part Of the original Mount
Vernon Estate and is situated on the Mount
Vernon Road, about six miles from Alexandria
and near to the Mt Zephys Estate. About one
there are two large orchards, in good bearing
order-a comfortable house, with good water
and convenient out-buildngs-and the whole
farm is under fence.
The land is of good quality for grazing or
trucking or the raising of grains.
If not previously sold at private sale the farm
will be offered at public auction on the premi-
scS, on THURSDAY, October ., 1866, at y
o'clock m.
Fo- further information apply TO Mr.. Adam
Martin, near Clouds Mill, or to S. Ferguson
Beach, Attorney at Law Address either at
Alexandria, va. aug G-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-19
STATIC CHOL E r a.
PREVENTIVE AND CURATIVE.

The cause Of Cholera is always found in de-
ranged state of the digestive fluids, particularly
the bile which has been put in disorder by. cli-
matte or other atmospheric causes. The hillary
ducts arc thus prevented from fulfilling Their
functions, and consequently the whole circula-
ton is thrown into disorder. The more ones
system is thus deranged by unhealthy eatableS;
or irregular habits Of living, the more @ easy vii
we become the victims of ASlATlC CHOL-
ERA.
Asiatic Cholera is a terrible complaints; it
takes its victims with rapidity unknow,nto any
other maady; the slightest neglect ag:lnst san
Yet Cholera is curabe, like other diseases,
and in this Elixir we possess remedy which is
q perfect safeguard against it. Experience in
thousands of cases, particularly in 1850 in Ger
many, and in the Cholera season just, past in
Paris Constantinoplc and other cities of Europe,
has proved the usa of PROF WUNDRU Ms
CHOLERA ELIXIR the surest preventive
against the lnaudy.
A large stock. imported directly from Germa,
ny, Just received from the Custom House IN Ne~
York. Put up in Bottles oftwo sizes; at ~ c'S
onS 18tf l45 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-19
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.


d LJBRLCATORS!
THE PEOPLES
MOST SURE EAND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, Group, Catarrh:
asthma, Bronchitis, Diptheria,
and aUPuLnonAryDiSeascS.
The LUBRICATOR is a medicinal prcpara-
ton. in the form ola lozengc, which ofall modes
is the most pleasant and convenient They con-
tain no delclerious ingredient, and arc warrant,
cd to be always safe, even for tho weakest and
most sensitive stomach. In Group they give
immediate relief For coughs and colds they
are invaluable.
For Catarrn, Asthma and Bronchitis they
have no equal in the market, wide certificates
accompanying each boX.) Diptherla, that dread
cd and dcsolating disease. they control wonder
fully and almost Immediately.
No public speaker. singer or teacher sh ouid
be without them, rs they remove hoarsencss and
strengthen and clear the voice.
es- Always use them in time, and if tho
SYMPTOMS arc severe use very freely.
J. II. BLADES s. CO., Proprictors,
ELMIRA New YORK.
JANNEY s. CO., Wholesale Agents,
l45, King street, above St. Asaph,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
GaSs- For Sale by all Druggists. zA
The great sale of these Lubricatocs last WIN.
ter bore ample testimony to their efficacy ana
superiority over every other form of trocEe IN
use. We can confidently recommend them TOR
all affections Of the throat. sep o-u