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ROWAND.S TONIC MIXTURE,

FIR FEVER AND AGUE.
VENEN years have mol yet elapsed since 1t was
l. first regularly Submitted to the public; but it
has attained the highest regulations; and has sup
planted every other medicine for The Agnc WHEREBY
or i, has been known aud nppr, ciated. Already
has il been carried III every drcc, on throug hnut
the United States, aud still realizes thnh cuud
have been anicpaledby lis must rngninc friends
Thousands OF persons have not only been relieved
but restored he llh and vignr through its agcn
cy; and they now chccrruly testify, AT every OPP.
lorlun,,y, TO It's decided and supreme efficacy. l.
is composed Of such medicinal principles are
calculated to renew the healthy Acllpn ct tho ston,'
nch, liver, and other important digestive organs,
The loss Of which harmony is the Immediate cause
Of tho disease. 1t is apparent also, that it produ
eos an entire change IN the condition Of The system,
.,nd certainly destroys the native liability to rrIap-
SEES Of the affection. When the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment OF the
Tonic Mixture will not Interfere with the treat.
nent Of the other d ease, but wi even afford as
distance by furnishing strength and vlg"r to the
body during The course OF treatment. Those who
make use OF this medicine may DO assured that
there is no Arsenic, Bnrks, Merru,y, or any other
.rclc in its composition untricna y to the human
constitution; being entirely vegetable erfrnct;
md they may have additional confidence in the
>e thereof, when they perceive that II has the ci
rcl Of gent laxative about the time half bot
ln full has been takci- in consequence OF which,
,lcre is no par: CT 'Ae mrdlcn" left to ngcr III
no bowels to cause distractions, and othc. evil,
rising from the use OF many OF the remedies now
,ffercd for the cure Of this affection. |, has been
.srd also preventive, by many who were sub
C, to periodical recurrence Of the ChiIls and il
las invariably wardcd off the apprehr,dcd att .cK
OLserre! The Proprietor, fully satisfied " tl tin
lnpur iclcd aud universal success Witch has COL,
family attended punc,ual and regular use OF tile
Tonic Mixture. in all cases OF Fever and Aguo
;res warranted in eng 'gng to refund the price It
all those who have token the tiicno III strict
cordancc with the prescribed directions, w.,!,ou
having been perfectly and lastngy cured.
The subscribers arc the Wholesale agents for tn,
South Western States, and have now on hand six
" cases Of this nedicinc which warranted trcsl
and genuine. For sale at the manufactured price
JARVIS l. ANDREWS,
Wholesale Drug gistS,
nov27 Coz Common h Tchouptoulas stree,
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a)alNrs ,UlLS, GLASS, BkL sIir.o, &c.-.us
landing from ship Constitution and for sale-vlz:
10000 feet Of glass; best quality from 3Nl0 4 23A2G
3m kegs white lead pure; $50 do green pnin,, in q
br: kegs p doz Jupancdrins for signs;6OnOb hrase
% doz splendid O0OOo ground brushe also ofOe00 and
ono d. eSses green in POWDER superior article
do cans urge assortment Of sash tools Of every
size and quality: sable pencils for artists; fiat marking
brushes for merchants; artists co!ors in oil ready pre-
pared in hoxcs fitted p with all necessary brushes
artists tools, &c.
Flake and ."nnity white; 60 packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum urabic and large and choice
srnent Of paints dry colors oil, turpcnnc, var,sh
&c for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest prices
by MONDELLI,
aga So Canp st.
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On f!laa.
MANSION IyDIJSE

NEW CITY, PENSACOLA. 1@7
'hh subscriber having purchased the sars snd fur
Taylor the late proprietor will be ready receive viz
stF5s l hN ihsI eA IMPROVEMENTS will be fb.hd IN
the arrangements OF the Alansion House. New and
more commoaio"s bathing houses will be built, and
tbs will be provided at all hours. A stable
will be attached to the house, with good accommoda.
tioEs for horses and carriages Fist rate horses and
cauges will also be kept for hire at moderate prices,
and sail and low boats, with persons to manage Them
Tor thu OF visIttls. Billiards and ohe, amusenenta
usually found a; Altering places viii Llss be furnished,
ard SO conducted aa not TO Interfere with the comfort
and quiet oil the bonrders. Thu wines and Liquors will
be OF the best quality, and to ul supply Of
ice, cargo has areud been ordered which win ai.iyS
about the l>t ui May.
Nj Frederick barnard, " no formerly kept so populaT
hutel at Washington city; will condact this no 81 for
the pruIrctor wao Nth such ai'i, confidently assures
the visitors Of last year. and his friends generally that
they will receive possible attention; and hcreby
EXPECTS to give g,neral satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til house arc too vSll
known to need lengt. ened description k.rc. THIS
ucs that Pensacola ia the largest naval station of tho
Government the general rendezvous ST the Gulf squad:
ron; the s'ub'ity OF its climate refreshed constantly du:
ting the summer months by the coolest reeses fssn
e Gulf; the beauty Of the bay and the peikhbouriui
island and rivers; the abundance and delicacy Of The
ish with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the best southern markets, give Pensacola the prs
ference all other pluces in these leudes, 10
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats Ill run between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will at all times ha allie take the PassenxSfs
from tina New Orleans tbats.
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb l5ti 1898. Il +.
u Gentlemen Wishing 10 engage rooms Cor thsif
amilieS can adtres the proprietor At Pensacola Of
Mr. Sewel! Taylor, the former prop tor 1t sw OF;
cans. . l.
Ref rences. --
T Sanford, Esq, Mr. Culluln, McAlpn, Eco. II:
KibLy, III Mobile; 4 Taylor, Rsa, ESQ, ia New.
Orleans. .... a... g5.sH.'' Z r
s--A letter bag, 10 receive eommua;essiou. lot
persons at the ho,e hotel, is placed a. Geo Witras1
Office, 81 St Charles Exchange.
FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK,
Ut Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida ronte,
via Pesacou, the North, informed that srs, rsj
boass will constantly run from. Mobile to Pens ecl..
eavne Moils and Pensacola cv-fy other day aAsr ~
LIST of May Geod stages will always be pfpviaed ~
the subscrberto be in readiness take
Mobile, in csss of the failure OF the hoats -
| NIB AkiOl.n.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile ~ fenss:
| cola IL ice week. A. e 10
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fGNitE public are re: 'ecttulv informed that t

f($itE public are 'eclv informed that TINS insu
TUT is erected N The u'osi improved plum, and
IN an airy and most adj 7rabie situation, in the iauhour
Franklin, upon the rail, ,d mile from .he ilissls
siipi.
The building il large | mos tcomnnliolslv divided
int, ahrt "rnts. for A.rpl semrat, different classes
and Il nerent diseases.
The institution s suppl with the most ski', aud
attentive male and ienh muse ,und speaking III. va
rl"ul modern languages.
t'rlvnte NAV be- had bv gentlemen ut five dol
lars pc, lnv. nclu In attend nee. &c
Terms in th" or mary wards. two dollars per dn,
slaves ais" tn" dours. SuuIl inx IN The orGlnur,
wards, i've dollars.
All npitai surgical operations extrn.
J he RI tient D.. sira j. DR. Weddenan, TO whom
.'cation iur li. he made. Or to Or & A
l.nhc&l"ig, No Il Raml'urt street aplIlv
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
va Custo'hhousc street, opposite the post-otfce.
The subscribers arc now receiving from their FAC
tories in New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
of superior workmanship, and of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tomhs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and intels.
marble !acings hearths and boundary stone. plaster
Of Paris, Roman Il Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates of the newest and most approved patterns.
shortest notice. They have first rate workmeE to
set III. allows work.
les lanes KAHN & STROUD
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fACh ..
This line will consist of tho following vessels,
which have Leen bulk purchased expressly for
the trade, Wig:
Ship.S Seaman, Cupt. Miner,
Bark Mary, - Nickerson,
" Trad Ferry, new " Stevens,
" Solomon Satus, Latham,
Brig Architect, g Gray.
These vessels are of the first class; have hand.
come furnished accommodations and are of a light
draft of water, admit of their receiving and
dlscharging their cargoes in Baltimore, at the citys
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
James River, and forwarded by tho agents;
Mcssrs. CLARKE & KELLOGG, 1t Baltimore:
expenses goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The price of passage is fixed at $50,
ample stores of the b st quality will be provided.
Steam up and down the Mississippi will be taken
on all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply to
GEO. BEDFORD,
nov27 70 Bienville Of.
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No T. T. NO
NN JOY NSDN Office 10 liirnril" street: con
- dnes IN. practice the trcatnei vt |eue'e"I

DN JOlI NSO<, Office ! 10 !irn,!" street con
II tir.s IN. practice the trchttent vt teuerenI
Disease, IN all Ils dbl r nj t'ruIS.
Ur Loanson from II Residence Of many yearsin Hos.
nals il, europe, dew to the treatment ui \cnrreal
II, eases, and from his pres nj offensive practice IN
that particular urahrh OF the profession, guarhhr'
safe speedy aud slicclua 10 such person, As are
uoubledwith any OF the following diseases VIZ -
Gunorrhncu. Glee,s, StrIc"t es, Cht ncTs huh"-,
Seminal Weakness, Az, ,Hons Of the tlnldr h""'ts $,
Lnius Lrei,ra rrostrale Gland SwelIrd l"sicle',
Eruptions on tho Skin, Sore Throat, Fnius IN the
Joints; , ,
And the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his t,tstu-e. ..
Kecen, eases cured in three days wi,hon, the
use of Mercury, interruption from usess OF ullera-
ton in the mode Of living.
medic ne Il, pre-. ent Vcnercal Disease be OBJ
tanned of Dr. Johnson 1t is from the recipe Of the
Baron l.arrv II celebrated Irenrh Surgeon, and was
used by hun during the ,cral capui ms in which he
served Us surgeon Ganeral in the French Army.
Sold by Dr.. Johnson ut his Office 1ho.e persons
ha,in. any aie. ton OF Venrreal Disease, AMI shout
taxing voyages. or renewing I" the Ct un,, would
do well by giving DIR. Johnson call, proper "'cdi.
cines tor Their cure in the shortest time can be pat up
with written drec tuns (I their
Office open from, I IN the murning until 10 O'Clock at
nishtl
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4 ,OMpAssES, THERMOMETERS, Mn:kus

4 ,OMPASSES, THERMOMETERS, MiEkt'S
Z COPIES, &r Just received and for sale by
VIM Mexican, corner of CaWp and Common streets
a general assot'neu, OF Surveyors Comra.ses,
aiheui.tlcal Instruments Drawing Pens,
Spios Dividends, >prng B"~ feus, Ivory Pro
II tturS,
Ivssv SCALES, hunters Scales, Glass Trianglos,
Parallel Rulers, Micro cores, Thermon eto 8,
Camera Obscuras, Survey Ch.in-,
Measuring Tapes, Re. ~
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rpARkER.S ROCKY MOUNTAINS, &c

DOURNA OF an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, tlIiduf the d.rertinu of the
ABCF NJ, performed in the years 1885, '36 and
70; containing description q! the geography. 90.
ology, climate und productions. and the number,
manners and us,oms OF the natives; with u Map
of Oregon Territory, by Rev. Samuel Parker A NJ
he River and '.e Desert, or Reco,Iections OF
tho Rl,one and tn. Char,retse; by Miss Pardoe
author ofthe City Of, SD tan, &C. III 2 vols
The Robbcr, Tale, = the author I'll Rchelieu
The Gypsy, At,ila; in 2.
The Two Flir,s; or Ad. s~ture in q Country
House, and other Tales, by Lady Bessing,on. E l.
Buiwer. Mrs Norton. Barry Cornwall, Mrs Gore,
Captain Mcdwin, and others; in 2 vols.
The Life AMI Adventures Of Nicholas Nctleby,
edited by Boz, with Illustrations by Phiz, No. /.
Just re, eivcd and for sale by
EENy
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VoL.-Vl No 1873
u. York g Daltim ore Packets

NJ Z OK q 0alC1000E0 y ASA0So
JACKETS FOR NEW YORK-New Lane.
l. To sail punctualiy every second moray
during the season, full or not full. . ia.
Ship Orleans, 599 ions Capt. $. searsI
Ship Alabama, 47l do C. C. Berry.
Ship Arkansas. 627 do ES Dcnnss
Ship ratoga, 542 do W Hathaway.
Ship Nashville, $40 do d Jackson,
Shin Kentucky 629 do Bunker
The above ships are Of the first class, coPpereds
and copper fastened, ard having been built in Now
York OK rcssy for this trace, they arc OF light
draft Of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without any drt.u,ion. The commanders arc meh
OF great experience. and the ships will always bo
towed up snd down the Mississippi by steamboats,
They have handsome furnished accommodations
und stores Of tho best description will always bs
furnish' d. The cabin passage is $50 without
wine or liquor, and there is no liquor furnished ~
the officers Or crew. For freight or passage apply
on board, or 10 II G AMES, AZ Camp At.
The ships are not accountable for braakago Of
glass, hollow ware marble granite, cooperage OF
tim or rust ofiron steel, responsible for any
package or parcel, uneus a regular bill Of ladinc
is executed therefor u, tho Office of the eats.
rUy27
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THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS.
rom Alnhile La h;mal tn nouSla klsJ

From Mobile Ala bama) to Augusta tGc0J
EANtS Mobile every other 'in ialnc'.iaely Stt.l
the arrival of the mail from New Orleans, per I'll"
steamboat EMELISE, ltlakely. coaches to Pcnsaco:
steamboats, per Pensacola l' st Rosa sound and Choc.
thcl,e River and 'y) IA Cedar Bu!, coaches tlrnc
via Mariana, Cha,,;.oCchee, (tormcrly Mount Yer
non, Banb, se Pinder,on; liawkinsville an'! Louis
vile, to Augusta. sse"gcertkin,; his seat at Mo.
bile is in darser nf being thrown out or losing HI:
pre- erece b, other conflicting Interests, as he FLOk!
ia LINE is bu; ON. CONCERN, and under one COZ III
l|,rous no,, aud may rely wlrI, CERTAINTY upon his
Mivalat Augusta in ii:e specified through all wea.-
;, Il, "a, spaso', unless unforeseen
IT, lhc siiouhi occur. Tn. G,ua, New Orleans Mai
is garfield, this ro,.'e. The Agents for acuo,imola
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers surpassed
the s0.ithelu country
The smooth hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
.sing water navigation. the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed, cEtaih, comfort, a,h pleas
ing variety; connected il with the Kali Road
Charleston, $. e. and the steam packets to New Ysrk
LESS ri,As II nArs"-Washirgtoh city in l2.
From Chu,ahoochee, Florida, we have a Hrane
Line via ORKNEY AM, Tallahassee, to St Marks, ! hor
post coaches, also tvs Branches tio,n Hawkinsvils
coaches. STOCK TONS 8 co.
AUGUSTA, eoh Jan. 1885.
| Office a, Mansion House Mobile {
| 'Dista,cs, New Orleans TO Nozzle, $50 mile
| Mobile to Augusta, $40
| Augusta to Charleston, l56 "
| Charleston to New York, $50 1870
| Time, New Oriean to Mobile, % hours
| Mobile to Augusta. SO "
| Augusta to Charleston, l2 "
| Charleston to New York, ST. 258
Making l6s miles per day. orr miles per hour, inclu
siyc of all stnrlages. nov 10
n. B. beg leave to inform the public that til
bridges oter the ChuahooeAe swamp AVID Hard la|,u
creek have just been completed The general govern
mcnt, OH My obstacles operating against his safe an
SPECIFY route ste thus happily removed; and have Il,
pleasure ollie ing from travellers TIA, TIE coaches hon
SIS, drivers and 'a'ls are Of the first orer and I'll
lei GE y EI INA nav passed ,rroy to be nsursse
i'll novelties beauty snd safety. The bridges ,hrous
Georgia have also enreparcd. } NJ G BAKER
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Clerks Office Dec 18th, 1873.

sIAPER, Wholesale aud iir'a''. co... ta"t's IN h,nd
to hit ru'ch'Secs. Drawing blue and white
v'Iln"; qua . post; eur paper ivory packet post;
n,lrtciul do; irt from 8vn to i6rn0 pri ting OF
ever, de arp,inn marble, In -isf and French. Also.
pai.r .uied J.. to l6 slaves; colored embossed
gold mud silver, plain and embossed, including every
d >c,i,.il II at Wrapping for s:.l" hy
DAVID FELT 4 Co, N Y Sta'"ncr- Hall,
ja29 "a Charlres 81
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IMPORTANT I'd "ASI EHS OF STEAM BOATS
The SUI SC rherS hive in sore few barrels of
illuminated Peat, Article lat y inverted III New
York. few barrels nf this Peat wasp ON l'oarA the
Great We-irru rr last til he Ia tl,'t
the result; OF tn al ha* salts led hi that 0, lbs. Of
Pcnt art ,uua to aii lbs ni Coo AMI that in cnse
WHERE Their, is difficulty in aling kee,iug n
g Of head Of stpa,m this fuel - d-peiaahr. The d
ier,ors Of the Great Western .lrei ,l, purchase
300 rs for the Of The sill which was o", on board
on her last IL arturo.
j. For trial, apply to LOCK 4 Co.
No 3 Front l.ev"c st
NB-Hul hrs at time anly he delivered to
steam boat, until we get further supply which
~" b. III lew days.
deco ST. Il Co
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New York, l7th August, 1898.
PROSEEEI'uS.

tKOSIEC US.
THE subscriber p-op0sr to publish, in the be-
ginning of the cnsalng winter, Il Condensation q
the ,wonty volumes of tho Old aud N.w Series Of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to I've co'nnr'scd IN four
volumes, S,o., according to tho model OF Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work 10 now il preparation by J. Burton
Harrison. Esq Of this city, assisted by Wil'ia"
Brand, ESQ., Tie Editor il also permitted by a
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and bv one of the sitting Judges, /" expect frn"'
their personal supervision all thu advantage which
NAV naturally be- raped from t;.ur experience.
Such a work is becoming every day no
ces,arv, rs the original is vo'nmin"ns, -xpHn&vc,
and Sc rec. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
tcs, in tho other States of tho un'". III ref"re"c''
IN Inc peculiar Jurisprudence Of Lou slnua; and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here dc,
cdet in the adjustment OF conflicts OF laws, makes
tho knowledge of ad]udgcd cases OF pri'ne UT.
I;,v 10 the iursts of tho whole Union. Moreover.
The rising republic Of Texts has adoption our c"es'
and thus there great demand tor The Louisiana
docisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, Indicating tho parallel casts
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those III the
more authoritative forums OF the other States, will
IA added 10 each case.
Tho work will farm four volumes, royal octave
ND will be delivered, bnund, 10 suhscr hers at ST
NOR yol in case it shoull DO found practicable to
r,mpress i, into three volumes, tho p-icc to sub
xcribcrs will be 81 per vol.
subscriptions received by
VIM McKEAN,
-; cor Camp and Coramsn sts.
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sVAVANA CtIFF .E 400 bags p,ime quality
J III store, and inr Sale by
i.l7 ABRAHAM TRtER, 81 Gravier It
NOTICE.-For sule COFFEE HOUSE, with all
y its fixtures, j., Camp street in tile central par
affairs, and doing pretty sn art business Tor fur
her lavculars pply IL, ii Of l,tllis tper. lis
&rERN )IL-ll barrels in store and f,r sale by
- jal7 ABRAHAM rR1ER, "a Poydrn at
- ArTINFTS-i Eases drah aud MIXED sattine,s,
- fair aud m inm nmnli.'c+. "r SAFE by
i9 ISAAC BRIDE & % = u"rn"i"o st
IL tNEN-lO risr.s ir.l / uht II, az. J..
Ing from hr RosI"n from IT. .ahn, for 81 by
RVS n andrews
jnn30 Cor Comm and Frhapoulas Sis
IUNNY BAGS-25,O o i'll bales aud bundles, a.
" serted sizes, for sale by
jan 81 ISAAC BRIDGE & Co. 1874 Mag,z'ar s.
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CAKD.
VI r.. JONES, Professor Of singing, the chi az
W and Piano forte, begs ~ Announce her arrival
from inSgov and from several years praclisr in En-
bnrsh and Glasgow. she altters "erIc tat her sys.
TEN OF in 'ruc'ion will give salts actin to pupils.
Testimonials II. to capahiIitv, st. can be shown, on
application to Mrs. MilIarl's, II Royal street.
dY-lm
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NEW RDDkI--N, ,oleon'S We nor --rv u, g..
It'll P,i ne, a'nhacer.S, by Baron an ron in :!
vols; The MILDLY, SCENES irnl, the fn Of Edward
Ia Ih* n 'v's Pa 'c - a'r: 'm"- Tales Tor 1891;
ia lry's Christmas 1T for 1873 J. jns received nnd for
,ir nv W Mex Az,
dc ~ corner of Camp T. Common sta
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4pOX Oh AIR loo d"zc B'x Chairs. lust re-
- covet and suitable for shipping for sale ut the
Louisiana furniture War Ko ms
no l., wv Rr\DNES
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ROBERT HOE CO.
Scale or PRICEs-Dou>1e Gus.
For doa1le Gin Of SO SAWS or more q" each
c,lindcr making. 60 saws the stand,
will, feeder, bans, &c. a, Sc pcrsaw, $3.50 90
For" double " 10, g. s So s vs. s, 9 :, ! In"
sc per saw, or 72o w
For do Of 80 SAWS on do. or ina
stand, at Sc 25 per saw, SUI w
For do. of y, SAWS on do. or 40 saws III
s,a~'l, III 81. 80 per SAW, or 2oo w
SINGLE GINS.
For single gin Of 50 SAWS Or more, with
one SC, OF feeders, bands, &c. al Sc per
For do of GO SAWS, with feeders, &c at Sc
50 ncr saw, 500 90
| For do Of 40 SAWS, with feeders, &c. Sc
Is pcr saw, 500 ca
For do OF ~ saws, with feeders, &c. a, ~
so pcr saw. $50 %
| Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
10 cents eash the number oitcelh beng about equal
the number OF saws. One set OF feeders, 1t is con
side, cd how c,er will wear out two or three SETS OF
SONS. E.xir, Supplied al 50 cents each.
The Gus ",r,rd viii be delivered 10 the agents OF
planters ;'y u! the port towns NJ the cniinn p'''-
tn. States, nj the above prices, the agents pay my tn,
ts vi, the from, New York, AND becoming re-
slA .,,blc for the anu'nt OF The ''in \ ',n "r'3h
will he sent with HE Gins 10 I"t them NJ where d,
sired; the charges Tor whose services wl be extra u"
moderate.
Iron running gear can alsohe ordered where desi'ea
o., reasonable terms, L, will be charge extra Hors
powcl, ofany description, can 'e furnished Oh like
terms. Small steam engines can also be ordered ii de
sired.
1t is desirable when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in resa'
to tue ar,4'istmenlc saws, breasts, brushes, &c.
is tt un they .Iihe, opinion. some desire saws o
larger diameter thu, othrrss The most common siz'
is or II, nuhesr some wish them 70 inches: Sons
wish 5 or rows brushes Oh axle, while others d'
no, want more THAI H, n,ds,. Some wish saws with
or teeth TO the incli, while others wan, 10 Or II
" uch discrepancy, we prefer they should, i
the time Of giving orders, furnish statement OF the
wishes and The manufacturers can fulfil them in ever
r,t,,cuIar Where il is left 10 discretion, sli
make them on the most modern and approved rl4n
a, order he cscs"te'l, from the une II IS resolved
in the sr,rc of cic! o, nine weeks, and the Gin til,
l,o. placcd in the hands of the factor. To he in
IN, te nex crop, all nftr, ought To he ii The hands
ne ,uarrty,, by lc first or middle OF Ma, excel
nr plantations where l'cy are late in commencing
pick or gin t.i,on.
n. Is. The Patent Right, Tor IN, ue OF the celtic
sw ENG Sta,es, willbe sold on reasonable terms.
MS 6mos