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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-30

gainst isin future. Noon thoush,ifwrong
90 al him % drink lille oerasionalIy -
They sonsidsfed l. perfectly right TO nse the
'good creasnre' ., long - they did not abuse
il. But now / sru,t that al who have exam
ind he subject thoroughly, with unbiased
minds, can see plainly, .ha, i Is The tempe
rate drinking chat does the misceief-that
continue. % forge he chains that bind 90
many human beings and cause them 70 bow
che knee to Bacchus Isitnotso7
Nov, in regard 10 slave holding. eonsid-
era in many points analogous TO the use Of
strong drink a. beverage. 4. Those who
hold the legal relation Of master to slave
linen who are considered christians and 9TH
ef respectable mem land donoi infict bod
y injury on the slave--fesd and clote him
well--do not oyer-work him. (ieach him the
injunction, Servants, be obedieni to your
mss,ers,'') and lei him occasionally have :
holiday, &c, blind the eyes Of community
IN the same manner that temperate drinkers
do On looking At such persons, people are
Inclined 10 think. ifal. would u.e tbeir slaves
~ sbs, wax. there could b i,o harm "a hold
ing the legal relation. fall men woald.use
.,,on, a,;nL t.r,,.yaf,l,, ,h.,. vo,,s 90 mo
harm n b. If We eould have one Of The
mountains or ice removed from Greenland
orIceland, to this village, in hot summers
rrs,s 4, ~ a., orn'. ,;,.,a, y -,
s-.,.:--s.'.....rs !, -, -. :
: 49, 49,, - ~ ~ .ass S.ss :.
49,. ~. go -, !: ~ AZ
nss oeso considered 'ne 9ouse Oh the
power sss'se - ' one man over ano'ner tina.
'he stn. % y mas peen 70. ,nougn' tnat the the
aouse o suong mink was Inc san apo ,i MOI
TIE use Of = a. beverage. But let US take
the Bible, justice apd common sense as our
guides, and investigate The matter, The BIZ
BILE says : Whatsoever We would that others
should DO unto you, do ye even so unto
them.p Are all the readers Of this-are all
protested christians IN the non-slave-hOIding
States dong 70 me enslaved as they would
wish them to 90 unto themselves, were the
sasereversed, while they say i is not san in
All cases for the master TO have the legal
power Of separating husbands and wives,
parents and children, at their own wills, or
on q Feverse Of fortune7e The, Bible says,
'eLove thy neirhbof as thyselfn the voices
of,,.ns ,T,,;,s who i nv ne;cHbor7 Hear
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PHILorExIAN.--Question for discuss
ion this Wednesday, evening.
Has ~INTEMPERANcE been a. greater
e0it than Slavery? c. CASE, Sec.
Institution, May 18th. -. -. e,
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Cavendish, May "a, 1888. =.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-16

s0hiNTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-Iust
! landing from ship Constitution. and for sale-yz
l6O0 feet of glass; best quality, from 8Nl0 II 242o
300 Kegs white ead, pure $50 do green paint, in b
br kegs; "a doz Japaned tins for s;60O0lb hrage
e doz splendid 10000 ground bruse also ofOOO0 and
900 do 2oascs green powder; superior article
40 40 N cans age assortment OF SASH 'n"s o. every
brushes for merchants artists coors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted with all necessary brushes
artists tools sc.
Flake and emnitv white 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic; and large and choice
sorment Of paints, dry colors OIL turpcnnc, varish,
&c., for sale Wholesale and retail, the lowest prices,
by MONDELLI,
a2S So Camp ST.
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EOUlsAIANE-Cour ,tu r,,v,,.re nj.

tllct JiIliclaire.
Z 'ErAF DE LA LOUISlANE--A tous ,cnx ,,.
\ ces pi ecrntes coucerueni, Salut-Auendu aue
flames Barnes ggs, ay"n achec ,lne yepte t.ite ar
ie shci sc la p"o'sse dOrleans Ia roprcte ci-aptes
detr'' Stsi alease au CRETE lie crtle Co" On Ia die
>c'tc tut cnreSiauee lie enc iour tf'Ay,i, p.,ner
1877" pour un avis contornnmenl III acte d. Ia aps
l"nr de 'lL't de la Louisiana intitu!e A, IL nour
sonrtr les 'itles nesacqu veuts udica,
apt,uuNe lie 10 Mars 1924. Qn'il s,, copnu q. ,on,s~
personmes interesses lnr ces ruyscu,. s,,nae al,
nom defEtat be Ia Lo Isiaeet de la Cor din Premier
District Juicmile, quI pourraient yv,r .lroi, /, pro
Iee l-ares decrte, en consequence dun defalt de
iolne daes nrrc, lie decrel le ueertn, de la cour
ell 'eItu dtqel la vene etc taic on de TAM. r,eo,
Itc gu II esie dals destinations = Wis on lie TENS =.
lie mode &c aNenie, pour a,trc cause oueconsu.
ae '"r Vo'" dams trcne joui acr de Ia publication
"' tt'FiNi', ,o"iI'" Ia 'ee ansi tae ne selait pas
contrmtee 1hompug,ee -
LII Hr prUprtee tul ,endne mar Ii. Sheriff en-. III. 10
81 cine lour de Ma de Fame 1855 EN- verb, ,Ip ,ec.
ne cele our ieid ir ~ enc de JaIy tl. aimee 1898
.la.S I.'nr' de James t'rnes Digs Rulus Gre. ne.
~" i3,i9i, ,u Docket de ce,te Cour a au,r,I. ,,,,
sest rcIu acquereur pour lie prlx de yinst chm nse
pias,ITs. ~ ~
Description de Ia Prorrct6 de apras lie transfer Ju,.
CARE Sa, t,i,.
I'm certain moroccan de ttrre avcc totes lcS ..,,.s.
et f"l'""'h G 81 trovrni, ainsi oui les d,oi,s -,
privileges etc arl@r:eHan, duIe nlauioY oul.o,,,.
H''"e 81" 'aXO'n'E Arnouciation. nies,i,an, (uesure
sI"se irolsren enquan SIN ics I. ,,lstl,. heuf;emes
= II" ion,e rave 4" Che'nn llubiqnee sur la rue de
quar- h'mcmeS tat ala Celeste .leux cent Gin
'ale emu Pe''s ne'i pouces, eux huem.s ,nr ,,,e
sue race IA rue de la Seiie Lerte, lusqu rapper la
,ne iimiuoIh de apro,rie,e de lat,r,.,t M.,nion
enro'Sn"ie dies ruts Fee Leyee, ct DIES Nonnes d..
'urnnt un angle croft ct s'e,c,ttsm n o,atreyn.,
u p! Us Ct WoIs ouc,s es prOtnalcllr lie lung ,e Il.
-. n''"plrG &c ploriclt ,u dit NIilIandop. mar.
e' a Ia rue Eeest ,de la iornHnt angle d, oi, ct
'"" &c So'Nan'e ir".s peds ouze po,lces ct ,rois
'tr,h sur la iigie lnilrophe de il; rroure,a do
Louis Ode parallel a Ia rue velle Ievee de IA.
ma''t ~ a"lie ans lie drnH et s'eren,an de ouor,ne
! ~ pres sept pmcet Fl cnq hnitrns sur Ia linn.
'"iuoIl'e de Ia ruprleie "a dit Drie up,all,i /.
tte'eSte 'ela torment nm nltre angle tro st i'e,en
al" dr rr Sns sept pie'ls dix pouces ct u,lare hui.
rnts snr Ia 'lgne nitrophc de la lroprifte Ju d;,
'tie parallel 'n ci'en''npubque sur la rue de Ia Nou
Nt'e 'e'te I'll soSa'e seIze piehs quare po,lces ct
i"a'r' hu'''ernes lace Ia rue dies Nonnes. eonmeme
a'w plan 'i's'c par J. Pile Nov-, tlS Ia Vile ,e s;d
l""Nr lS"-, an"Ne nn acte lasse par ,levant Ious
| a''t nniai''c public, ie &c lansirr 1889 Temo,
tlnn A VI. Buctla'a!, Jnse de la Cour sus,e qe rs
| N'rh 'S2a' 7. LIE BLANC,
/ "P - Dep. Gir.fisr.
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SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY uF Nj
CINE

SANCTIONED BY THE FACULTY OF Med
CINE.
vEyIIORN's Compound Extract of Copaiba and Sarsa
n Irtra A certain, sale, and mes chcctial rene
Structures Whites, Pains in the back and os, srn''na
weakness .rc lions OF the kidnies, gravel scorlulic
erupOns, &c.
In tn, introduction of medicine possessing the usctu'
and active virtue ct the offered 10 the public,
tue proprietor has but refer TO the recum
men,iatons received from the most "minrn, ot the me-
d,cal faculty in Europe, believing that it Will be duly
appreciated when s merits arc more fully known lie
Balsam OF Cul,iha, extensively ssed has lost much
of its credit from the dislike which patients torner,
express regarding its ds4greeabe taste, disll'Iac,
produced in the bowels aud stomach, and It's lerelof"r'
neifciruc> When used in the iniannniGry stage. Thu
u,oprr,orh made analysis Of the Baa.m, comceiv
ing tia; the active qualities would thereby be muc
cr, concentrated and more usetuily admin Stored lar
IN I,. present state. The above med cine combines NJ
gyt'tru:s Ich are in the highest reputc amoIg ,h'
most scientific and learned in The profession. EarS
rrg IN die composition of this preparation increases Il
rIc1ov Of ,ir othtr, producing An operation truly ash
nsl,uu and surprising the most sanguint expectation
possessing II tn. sane time the advantage 81 us hth
,iyninSrreh with perfect success in the different sta
of ne above dis ,ase. The eminent ply sicar'sa
surgeons of lh, present day express t'clr dec' "a
pro alton in favor of Sarsaparla, whilst its use III
principal hospitals aud public medical institutions
h, n and still continues, very extensive II WAS 'a
orlte remedy with the celebrated DIR AhcIuttlN IL
y,ncr,al affections aud obstinate e,rii.l
arising from ,ii.ur,lerc OF the digestive tnncio
Iayin. been submitted tie test and exp rlecc oi n
mos, celebrated among the faculty, They have expires"
their stertion Of its extraordinary efficacy III ever
case under their charge, b, adopting ii both in l",
pubc and prva, practice. Their oh ersaton will III
inserted hereafter Prepared by b Thorn, Cleuis
London. Price 81 81 rer pot.
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STATE or LDUtSIANA.-tTst judicial istuct.


: IA III OF IIJUTNINNN.-fI FST j u,.lCiuI lstTlCt
Court
raJHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, Gre.tng:-- Whereas
William Hackel having purchased at SAFE ma e
by the Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans the propert,
hereinafter described has applied to the CLERK OF is
court, in whose office the ed of sale recorded on
the 9Th day Of Mai A. d. 1873 for mnnitipn or ad
vertIsement in conturmt, of the Legislature of
the State Of Lou- entitled San act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers judicial sules APP
proved the 10th day OF march, 1881.
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IL. Ssa.s,wreh, a. a

Az Just i-'=eised at their Furnishing Ware-ho,,s
u NO. u Ca'pp street. by recent arrivals from f.,
rope, anti the North, large additions to their sork
useful and ornamental horwkeebng articles which col
ecyey (hey bclieve) form an assortment more penor
al and complete than is to he found in any similar esab
iishment known; consisting of
SILVER WARE.
Coffee md tea sets; pitchers walters castors c,ndl-
sticks cups, tumblers and obets table and tor
table, deseit and tea spoons and gravy or ra
govt spoons sugar tonssi sugar, and soup ladies'
'etter rult, pudding and fish knives; pickle and ticser
knives and forks napkins rings &c princinally from
the mandatory of Mr. b. Gardiner. of New York
whose long established reputation for the manufacture
OF silver ware is sufficient guarantee of its supcrm
quality.
PLATED NARE OF SHEFFIELD AND BJR.
MlNGHAM.
ca and COTE" urn, tea selts casors liquor and cor
dial stands; superb cadlehras and Epe CUES with mir
ror rlaeaIx, tor centre of the dinner sprer table;
waters round and oblong, from 3 to 12 ncies beef
steak and vegetable dlshes rich dish coyers cake and
bread baskets; 'cca'ler stands; mantle and chamber
canesticks wine salners; coolers and sypons; tecan-
ter labels clare corks tea srainers table bells tea Ia
ble egg and mustard spoons egg boilers and stanIss
toast races &c.
SILVER ON STEEL WARE
Table and desert Knives forks and spoons soup and
sauce ladies' butter and fish knives. cheese scoops as
parasus tongs, vegetable forks, etc
]hPANNERY.
Fmc Gothic Sandwich an .ound corne, walters in
sets and single, from to 81 nches do OF bnber mnch:
bread, cheese, and knife travs large upright plat
warmers; spice, sugar and cash boxes: ssng cases;
India tea tables in nests, ca'es Japp ned md Of rich
tortoise shell, etc.
An extensive assortment, among wnic re Astral
lamps, all bronzed and gilt and Of rich glass: mantle
lamps do do, each plan aud with glass prisns; very
splendid cut glass do; bonzed and apanned side or
bracket lamps
CHANDELIERS AND HANGE.G LAMPS.
English and French cut glass chandeliers or sres OF
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ETA: DE- Ia l.oUtslAhE-Cour du Premier Dis

GI AZ i'f. l. l.pUlSlANE-Cour du Premier Dis
trrt Judiciarr.
! 'EFAf DE La LOUISIANA, A tons cen1 ,,,e,
cts presentcs cCnrerIent. Sau,:-Alte, au nus
NIlilhA Aiackcv ayani nciee d uIe vente finite mar
Sher de Ia paroisse dOrcans, la propritte c-apres
decr seS nddasSe CRETE de cote Co,,r on In die
Vcne tut enregs'rte lie Define Jour de Mai de Pnnn;s
l"38 pour IN aNi commencement uu ace de la Legs.
hlure de Fiat de Ia Louisiana, inritule "Artc pmtr
cuhrmer las Jules les acquereurs aux ventes i,,Iir
ares, appruu'e lie 10 Mars 1894 Quill ,oit comm o.
ueS into eSstes SOM par pro- etes som.
nlpes au nom del tat dc la Louisiana e de la t5our S
Premier u rct Judciare, qni pouraient avtir drot
la proprrie cl-apes decritt en- consequence dnn do
aut De iorue dams 'orre, lie dscret on lie jupe do
W eour en- verlu an1uei In yente etc uite gu de ou,.
rreguInrtG il,egaLt dams Destination PAWS on 10
tens ct lie mode de la venic nu ponr une mn, a ca.
que en"aue de aire voir, dams ours daer de la
Puh!icat' de cee avis pourquo la Nene uinsi ta. ma
-er' pas confrmee ct homoiognee.
la h' lNnprete lut yendue par lie Sheriff sns-t]it lie
2oeine lo1r AVril, de unnee 1893, yctu I'm d..
cre de ceite iendn lie Seine dc Mars, de rnnns.
! 1883 duHs raitaire de William Murkey vs. Samusl
| Bell, No. 15y535 du docket DE- cette Co,r i uuueilc
Vent" lie dit William hackev, sesr rendu ac1uereur
! pour IL priN de $4,000 comntanr.
Prescription de la propriet dnpres IL transfer Judici.
ARE Shvon:
In certain lot de tene, compri> tous les batsses
ct amelIGrauons, situt cn Ia pdrosse i',rleans dan
filet horue par les c la Nonselle Ieyee loIisa
Paul and Delurd sgne par c NJ d apres nm Man
dresse par Zimpel. Depute Vn,er General Ia I6
Dccembre 1884, ct depose Petule de Felix GTima
n"taire public, CONNIE plan No H. lie dir LOT der.
mesont vinst pcds, onze rouces face Ia r,1 de i,
Nonvel!e Le'ee s"Asne qunze peds de rofondeur d,l
cote qi toIche lie lot NO s. ct qnare vyt picds sent
ponces quat-e ligucs Ell nrotondcur Fin S,s al;
touche IL nolnet apreSent derniere mutt appare-
nani H"odall ct ynnt dix neuf pecs onze npucea
de large dams la roio d6ur, II fail iace une e,la
| de 'ro. reIs neui rouces commune aver H., lote
Nos lis, +, 7, ana 9.
/ Rrr Gn CIR
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NEW MUSIC.

Err is tn. Hour; Is she not passing fair; On tins is
L 1--we; Nothing: Ilpnv Land, Wv Swtzer Home;
Italy; I,eaaenus Land; Tell not of broken Vows;
/ love to dwell in po-ons Cell; We shalt meet u"
N,r,; Con., , Come, Castncts are gaily Soundln-;
Aseofl H., Rubber Davis closing DER the biilo"j
rHe 40 vlunl .ris; Nv hight Brig. tme; oh do NOT
sav farewell; Jnhny James; Fac loung sid'" S"a-
OF iii. Fishers Vie; Repo:e love IA lovers Eve;
Sh I'll W, ever net ustn; Vine evening h'l Is are
chi min e Sin. hav for tn. Bottle; Aqun bon Ia Ki-
chess. la mn,,niv, lair varc ~ by n"lirr; sui so
ip,tlr ~ stealing, arrangedhv CrerneN; Frvo-
ria air fro 10 IRA La IRA varied bv inucn; Beau
Via. nf the celebrated n,era La Norma by Bel'na;
farce f,vore airs fra opera Puritan arranged
s,r IN. Flute aul Piano; Viv Ii from Ana, li"lenr
arranged frth, Flut, and P,nno invtntion Ia walls
by c YIN Weber; + f,wcll Vnz by |. Negnan,
Duk. # tn.ls;ltts Waltz, BY Strani, Robin Walt;
C,le.n4 Fvorite dance; nen sci OF Coalitions from
The }. rI Of lie Macon. For sale nj
b CASEN'S
Piano Forte and Music Store
-, on 10 'arru street,
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VI ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAkEHousr.
.uslomhouse street. opposite the pos. Office,
Inc subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories IN New York, and will keep constantly On
hand general assortment If NJ arhle Mantle Pieces
"t Superior workmanship, and Of the latest patterns.
made Of the hest Egyptian. Itaan, Irish ans
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain sills and lntels
marble acings, hearths and boundary stone plaster
# Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together With splendid assortment ct
nr.ss haunted and PLAIN Crates and Russia Iron
'ra'"s "f'hr n"wcs' and most approved patterns.
Ls'iering done in this hsaest manner and al the
-horIe>t notice. Fhey have first rate workmen To-
| -et the above work.
is JAMES HAIN e. STROCD.
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VoL.-VI No ITS
s'l4E i pnshA SiAGiH CUA.sM
sTrs.s MBOAT LINE
E E 81 Eetsl-fte s.

L r'1f%4sss@ r. IL s~sp=sAsG a. rs f1Y-aase D.
t~-y4ga- ---a,S -aelV-AS l-gaJ==-s,a.
sES.sggsps
THROUGH N FIVE AND 4 HALF DAYS,
From Mobile Alabama IN Augusta (Gcct
EANFS Nebilp every o1ler t., ,,n,ne iaiely after
the a,ri,,, of the mail from New Orleans per the
steamboat ENrrSr m Rial .,, ,osrbes 10 Pensacola
steamboats, fpcr Pensacola ay 8, Rosa sound and Choc'
t,acbi. Hi,nr ,rd pa,I IN Cod n,nr coaches themes
via NIariapn, Chatts,o, ebr. formerly Mount Yer.
non. BaiuhrIf,y EmJ,ton. k;nsy;l,e and Louis.
willie, To Augnyia r.ssenreer ,kin his seat at Mo-
bic is in no Of bepe hrown out or losing his
IRE erenee by ohrr con;stnS ,eres,s as +he FL ORR
ia LINE is but on. concer, and u,,der one cortro
tArousiort and mas, ,,l, y,.rn ,tpT,1srf upon IN.
ar,yala august. IN ,n, s.sci4ed through all wealth.
err arr, -, an, s,.sn ,ss ,. nos, ,,t,,x.s,es catas-
trophe s,lcul,i oec,r. The Gr.,, New Orleans Mai
ia .,rr;.,, H. 49, ,, nj ,>, To-. .~.onn,od...
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FVK NENF 7 VIM
Louisiana and New York Line of fackctSI
~ ~, ~ IN

rNNtIf ships composing this Line wall sail from New
4 q leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the 10Th november, and to insure the
stricast purctuaty in the tire OF sailing, the line
will hereafter consist Of five Ships viz:
SLIP 1nzo0, Captain rrask to leave on the 2oth nov.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, 10 leave the 4th
December.
Ship HuntsriHe Captain EIdri.'ger to leave The
18th Decent J..
Ship IIchsburg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave the
ist Jan lerv.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave the 18th
January.
o. The above ships are all new. of the first class,
cnppered and copper fastened and upwards Of 5O tons
burlhen. of light drausht Of water being built in
New York expressly for the trade. The lrcc o. pas
sage is fixed al hundred dollars. Their cabins are
fitted upon the improved und convenient Ian sad
Fl isIed in and elegant style. Ample stores OF
the first quality will BE- provided, ami eveN regard had
the comfort and satisfaction OF passengers, who
will please notice that berth be secured I'M
I'll paid tor at the Office of the consignces
These packets commanded by Captains well rN-
perienced in the trade, who will give ever, alenon
and exert themselves 10 accommodate. hay Wi .
all times be towed up and dow the Mississippi b.,
steamboats,, and the strices punctuaty observed IN
the time of sailing.
The owners OF these hips will not be responsible Tor
let err parcel package sent by or put on board Of
.hen, unless regular bill OF ading be signed therefore
1t the counting house of the agents or owners Fer
nrth"r particulars, apply to l,,,
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.Sc.lLE OE PRLEES-DnMhe G,

For noube Gin of 80 VS. m cylinder,
or 100 saws in the stand, feeders, &c.
ST per saw, 100 90
For do. OF 40 saws on do. 8 ina
stand, AT Sc j. per saw, 500 90
For do OF 81 saws on do. or 40 in
stsad, 81 $3.50 per saw, or goo 20
SINGLE GINS.
For Single gin of so or more, with
one set Of feeders DsrAs, &c. al SC per
saw, $50 90
For do. of 60 SAWS with feeders, ,Sc al Sc
s., per saw, 500 90
For do OF 40 avs, wild, feeders, &C. Sc
For do. OF ~ saws, with feeders, &c. 81
so per $50 10
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied u
10 cents each; the nunber ofleclh being about equal
the number OF SAWS. One set OF feeders, it is CON
sidered however, will wear out tvs three sets Of
so"s Extra saws supplied IA, so cents each.
The Gins ardered will he delivered to the agents Of
planters any ot the port 'owns of the cotton plan
ting States, the above prices, the agents paving tAe
freight on the same from New York, and becoming
sponsble for the amount ot the Gin. Tin wright
will he sent with the Gins 10 Put them up where de-
sired; tho charges for wrse SERVICES viii he extra but
moderate.
Iron running gearcan alsoh he ordered where desired
reasonable terms, but will be Charge extra. Horse
power, ofany description, can be furnished like
terms. Small steam engines can also be ordered if de
sired.
1t is desirable when planters give orders for Gins,
they should accompany them with their views regard!
to the arrangement" saws, breasts brushes, &c. Ii
is found they ,iitt, opinion. Some desire OF
larger diameter tn, others. The com non siz"
is 9 or 10 inches; ish them 10 inches. Some
wish or = rows brushes OH axle, while others dc
not want more thia i at mos. Some wish with
| or teeth to the inclI while. others want 10 or Ii
W. UGH discrepancy, we prefer the, shouts, ~
the time Of giving orders, Iulnis nl tpaI
Wishes and the manufacturers can fulfil them in every
particular. Where is left 10 discle, We Sail
make them the mos, modern and app,uy~,I plan.
Ar order be executed, from the time received
the space of eight nine WEEKS and the Sin in tml
ae placed in the hands of the factor. To BE in tlut
Tor the CROP all order, s he the hands OF
the nanuiaclurc,sb, The first or middle Of MAJ; exuepD
for plantations where hey late in commencing Il
| pick gin cotton.
~ Is. The Patent Right for - NF The cuttcr
growing St,cx Al 70 sold cas- torres.
ms 6nlos
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NJ Travellers DESTROYS of taking the Florida route,
via Pensncolutn the North informed that frs ratp
boats will constantly ruu from Mobile T. Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola other day after the
lst of Nav. Good stages will always be provided ny
the subscriber to he in readiness take passengers from
Mobile in case OF the failure Of the hoats
n Is ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
cola twice a week len 20 ~
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PENSACOLA MANSION ROUSE

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
VSNHE subscriber having the lease 9nd 'nr
ID nure of this well known establishment, IRON All
T. yur, the proprietor will he ready to RET GIVE VII
tiers bv the LIST of April next
Numerous aud cost y Improvements Will ne found IN
the arrangements Of the Mansion House. New aud
more connections bathing HI uses will be hn and
warm b thS will TIC provided al all hours. A stable
will he attached To the house with good accomn'da-
tiUEs Tor aud carriages. fHs rate horses anu
vii RiSD he kept for hire ut moderate rices
and sail and oS boats, with persons to manage them
for tn OF viStrs Billiards and utei anuSuArnls
usually iou at Altering places, will also be furnished
II ID so conducted as not 10 iertere with the cohi"r
and quiet o, the bOaTderS. The vines and liquors viii
he of the best quality, and to ensure ull supply OF
ic cargo has alread. heeu ordered, wiliIs will anne
| about the IT OF May.
Mr. Frederick iurnard who formerly kept so popnar
Il hotel at Washington civ, will condact lhis ho ell or
the proprietor no, with ssch MIDI confidently assures
the ,si!es of last wear and his friends generally, Tint
they will every possible attention; and thereby
! expects To give ganaral Su>iaCtlu
| he local advantages OF iii house ire too ell
known to need ieng ened de.crpicn tsre' me
ucis that Pensacola Is the largest naval sthpn OF Inc
Governments; the general rendezvous OF The ' squad
rom the s,u,y OF Ills climate refreshed constantly dn-
ting the summer months b. the coolest recess IRON
rlie Gulf the beauty of the bay and the heiglhufns
island aud rivers; the abundance and ot'cary OF Inc
| f,h with which the waters abound AMI hs proximity
tn thu, hest Southern markets, give Pen-hcna tn" pre-
ference over all other places III these iatudes, as
| healthy and delightful summer retrent.
First rate hDnts will III between Pensacola and MO-
bile and will at all times be ste the passengers
from the New Orleans boats.
| B ARNOLD.
Pensacola Feb. 18th, 1888
| NJ Gentlemen wishing TO engage rooms Tor theli
tames can address the rroprIoor al Pensacola, di
Mr. Sewell T Taylor, the former proprietor, ut sew or
| leans.
| References.
| r Sanford Fe1, Miro Cupm, y alcAll,in, ESQ. 1t
titItv in Mob Is; 5 T Taylor, p Z Rra, Esq, in Ne'
| orleans.
| PS-A letter bag, to receive communications Ion
persons at the bove hotel il placed at Geo Whitman
Office, u ST Charles EXch nge.