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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-01-19
The Stable.


VINHE Lao, l05 will be sold cheap for cash
n OF traded for a good horse. Any one
wishing to purchase can call at the Pho
neer office. or on the subscriber living in
Bucyrus.
A. HETlCK,
Nov. "a, .le4e.-9-4t
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Notice

THE books notes and accou1ts OF the
Is'e firm Of Henry Maddox & Co. are
placed in the hands Of the undersigned
Tor collection. All persons indebted TO
said 6rm will please arrange the same i'm
medistely.
A. LYLE.
Upper Saudusky, Dec. 9, ls4S.-e--3t.
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Blue Ball Hotel.
Ill. ZIMMERMAN.

Has opened public house on the cor
ner of Fifth street and the Wy andot Ave.
Due, where he is prepared to give every
accommoda to relieve the tired and
satisfy the hungry. Those travelling
through Upper Sandnsky will fnd them
selves pleasantly situated BY calling al the
sign of the BLUE BALL, for the proprietor
will spare no pains in arranging things to
ma e customers COmforta bile,
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CHRISTOPHER BAKERS ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and quail
fled as Administrator on the Estate OF
Christopher Baker, late OF Wyandot coun.
ty, deceased.
JOHN BAKER
Dated at Upper Ssudusky, o., December
10Th l84S.-l1-3t.
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WILLIAM BAKERS ESTATE.

WILL a M BAN EN'S ESTATE
NOTICE E is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and qnal.
fled as administrator on the Estate Of
William Baker, late OF Wyandot county
deceased.
JOHN BAKER,
Dated at Upper Saudusky, o., December
10th, lS4S. -Il-3w.
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The Leading Periodical in America.
Godey's Lady's Book,
For 1849.
DEDICATED TO THE LADIES OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
Edited by SARAH J. HALE,
EpACEER EENLVOOD


Edited by SARAH J. HALE,
GRACE CEGREENWOOD,
L. A. Cooley
A Novelette, by MISS L. LESLIE, who
'contribUtes to every No.
N =. WALLIS Original Scrip'ural
Poetry.
Il. ). ARTHUR, who contributes to ev
cry Me-, ilIustratites ofCroome's Sketch
es Of American Character.
We intend merely TO give notice OF
our intentions for next year, leaving TO
others long advertisemen,s-'full Of sound
and fury, signifying nothing.
Agreeably TO the practice of last year,
the publisher will issue as good number
each month as he doe S in January. This
is a novel feature in Magazine publishing.
During The whole Of last year he gave
more engravrgs and more reading mat
ter than any Of his contemporaries, and
will continue TO do 50 neat year. Those
~ hn suhscr he tO
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DAILY ORRsOENT.



In the elections Of the Ssone and Loire, M. Jolly
The Republican candidate, was elected BY ma
ioritY of % 433 votes TO rs 697 given to NJ Doust'
the Moderate candidate.
In the election for members Of the Council Cen
eral, in the canton Of CanbremsT, CalVados' ~;
Guizots who was a candidate, only oD'alneu oIo
votes, while his competitor, NJ IhiraM q ho1laty,
and mayor Of CanbTemer was elected BY majority
Of 697
A letter from Toulouse mentions that NJ. Mar
Tast last President of the National Assembly mas
arrived in that city, where he Is 20 oe p.esent AZ
the meeting of the council general, OF which he IS
a member MI Marrast viii then proceed to the
ba1bs ~ The PVrepees TO confer with General
Ssavoignaeand MI Ciuuchbaux, Minister of Finance
underline Provisional Government.
A litter from Ems states that Ledrl.R Ollin had
nassed there on his road TO Geneva, where il is
said the chief reYOlulionsts Of Europe are about to
hold a congress.
M de Persigny has gone TO Germany on. a secret
mission and the journals, in endeavoriRg TO dis
cover what the obisct Of it can be, have come 10
The determination that 1t can be nothing less than
matrimonial negotiation on the part of the PFesi-
dent Of the Republic.
I.iemenant- Colonel Pascal, of the 18th legion Of
the national guard Of Paris, has been suspended in
his command for TWO menths, for having, in let
ter addressed TO The Paris papers, attributed has ar
rest after the 18Th Of jane, to his well known de-
Voiedness to the Constitution and the Republic.
Accounts from BEST STATE that the lfapplsts are
about TO form an agricultural establishment at
Martinique. Admiral Brust has strongly recon-
mended the Government to give them its support.
Il was stated few days ago that Messrs. Passy,
Dufaurs, aud De TocqHsville, had rendered their
designations which were not accepted. 1t IS still
held certain that Nj. Passy at allevents, will not
long remain in Office, and that his successor will be
III. Benoit day.
The French Opera re6pened on the 81 ultimo.
Rachel has again announced her intention Of re-
firing from the stage.
BY DEGREES Of the President Of the Republic, Of
the 18th and Goth ut the decOrationof The Legion
Of Honor has been conferred on 10 officers, nom
commissioned officers, and pryates in the army at
Rome, and in the gsndamerie of the departments.
General Cayaignac has arrived in the Pyrenees,
where he went for the benefit of his health.
NJ Chavih, municipal councillor Of Lyons,
who was arrested for participating in the affair of
June there, has been acquitted.
The Court of Assizes Of the Puy de Dome has
acquitted the persons who attacked M. LedrU-
Roin, at Moulins, on the Both of April last, and
attempted to assassinats him.
n. de Tocqueve, the Minister Of Foreign AZ.
fairs, gave aeiree on the 25th ult to the members
Of The Peace Congress, which was attended by up,
wards Of fifteen hundred persons.
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CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS,

IF cant TO place your Sons IN Of he best Schools
IN Am6ricG, Took at the advertisement belO10,
DOUGHkEEPSlE COLLEGIATE SCHOOIa-The
edice for this School is situated on College Hill about
three fOuIhs of mile from the beautiful village of Pohg
keepss. Duchess county, State of NewYOTk
The School is conducted on philosophical principles
Reference IS invariably had the nature of the invene
mind and constant efforts employed TO- develop it,
powers their natural order and tOpreervethem in their
relative strength The domestic ARRANGEMENTS and modes OF
instruction adapted to youth OF ten years of age and mp
ward and they instructed in sHeh branches as may
requisite either 70 qualify them for Commercial Life En-
glneerng, or to prepare them for College
The annual expense per scholar is $3.50 payable quarterly
IN advance This sum includes all charges for board tut
ton, stationery, bed aud bedding, washing room, fuel
light and DO ks Except the French aud the Spanish books
The year divided into two terms Of twenty three weeks
EACH The summer term Commences the fTst Wednes-
day in May-the Winter term first Wednesday in NOvem.
be It's the purpose the undersigned receive any
youth into his School whose moral character is not good
U2O 3mdRW CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
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DAGUERREOTYPB.
MAanTRnls nAaurRRnorYPr.

NJ would respectfully EataTu tbAnhs for liberal patron.
- bestowed him since he hTs had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrlsans
I'VE ysan ago. during which time be has taken more pOrra
than any other peftun in the world. His apennena
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Otha taken By
the best operator from Newly ok and be was awarded the
FH Premium No exhibited his establishment
bui those taken By himself NJ e4Eules The public that his
pnsTa Will oOutinue to be what they always have been
the BKsF. His long experience, and constant practice
.na he Inducements 70 pea0R dslTOu Of Instruction the
beautiful Genuine VQFtlaHdef Cameras 90 per cent
cheaper than any the city ~ othsI articles the same
Plates at e9pe dozen o5Yis No for 90 25guaraufed
the has plates made in the United Staas Cass "a 7S and
~ bgf NeWYoTk Cameras at el6.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended
~ Entfance No. CLMP street
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EDUCATION,
IS ARSo5 nH0E FL R f ST EhtHfIPEss

CARoNDELNT sTnRET, NRAR ST., JOaEFH aTRERF.
ENSTABLiSHED IN 1S42 under the aupedntendenoe Of
ton conducted the best plans Of European instruction.
the Of study 10 thorough and systematic vague
eSOTed to- any Of the various departments Of science
or literature.
The French Languages under the Superintendenoe Of
French gentleman Of high literary attainment other Ian
RuHges music and the accomplishments are taught by
tsn of eduAl emilenCe in their professions.
drawing in every style ia taught by the Misses Allison,
drawing masters in Europe
G Terms may be known on application to the residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. CaTOndeetI ms 1y
CARROLLTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
TTNHlS Institution continues under the ohaFae OF Mrs
WARREN, who takes this method to solicit the
patronage of paTents and guardians
~ Terms for Board and Tuition (payable monthly in
advanced, Sl5 per month.
~ Terms Of Music (with use of Piano. IS per month
-REFER TO
Rev. Dr. Scott, Rev. E r. Beadle IA n OGDEN
A. Maybin, Col |. T. Preston, wv T. Scott
Chas. Gardiner j. Hampton Rev ] Twchell
DR.. J. w. PictOn, Prof. FOnhey, sl32m
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A @. AINsWORTH, NO T5R Up PUBLIC and CON.
"a MISSIONER OF.DFEDS far eDerp State n tke
0Elea, =; OFgIcE-hg. SO CAAP STREET., New Orleans;
AiqgBEes DrHWn and all D1euments and Instruments Of
Whiting Prepared and Autlbnticalea Tor Use and Record
10 any part Of the UNITED STATES.
~ Marine and other Protests particularly attended to;
Bnd all cases Of General vsage Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 lyd& w
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TRAVELLERS BAGGAoE.--In recent case be-
fore the District Court at Philadelphia, wherein
action-Ras broughtto recover damages for money
lost out Of trunk in the cars Of a railroad com.
pany ths Court gave judgment for the plaintiff, on
the ground thatthe charging and receiving extra
freight for he baggage was sufficient evidence of
the defendants knowledge Of the contents of the
trunk, and Notwithstanding the printed notice that
all baggage was at the risk of the owner
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The VIRGINIA IRON INTEREsT.-The Finoas.
tie papers contain call soliciting the iron masters
Of BotetouTt, Rockbndge and the adjacent coun-
ties, to assemble in Lexington, on the 18th inst, to
take into consideration the present condition of the
iron BUSINESS and to respond 10 the recent move Of
Pennsylvania iron men.
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HoLE WOOD HOUSE,

TIE CifV Qf Mobile.
FHNHlB DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort, having m
dergOne many alterations and additions the A.
past winter is open for he reception of visit. s=
This house ia on a bluff forty feet above the AA
level Of the Bay, and open to the beezes from every dec
ton. It's dry and healthy atmosphere, with the fine Salt
Wate and Shower Bathing musement of every kinda
Bar supplied with the choicest LiquOn and Wines and
Table with the best the market aordB-BiIds Fresh Fish
and Oysters in abundance render one of the most pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country.
There is low. pressure boat making two trips daily,
Meeting with the NeW0rleans boats
In addition to the msn building lumber Of neat Cot
ages 1.-TWO eac) have been erected expressly OF fam
es convenient distance and wheethey be retired
and free from the usual hustle Of a hotel
see, n ARG 8 ,,.s - .
#5V w
Fer Week w
Children and Servants half price.
WILLARD FREEMAN.
HoHvDo0d. Balduin county. .4Ia ssGlm
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A. f. COCHRAN & co.,

81 Tehoupitoulas street.
r. ENERAL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm,
y goLters Of FRUITS. NUTS etc. have for sale :;
POWDBR-Agency of the celebrated American ChTyB-
- tai Powder Company
RA4SlNS-200 boxes MR and ayen,
GlTRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jaTs and fancy boxes.
PEGANS-25O ags fine Texsb
CHAMPAIGN ESQ baskets vaTiOuGbrands.
NUTMEGS-25O pounds No. l. 81, ma ~, ,
EOBSTERS--Agents for manutao'y J, CadWeIi& TO-
MUSCAf WINE-In cases and casks.
FlGS-l000 drums. selected Smyrna. -, mn -,
PEPPER, PIN 3NTO and RACE GlHGEh-oOO Oag''
ALMONDS-l50 boxes and bags Soft Smell l., -,,,i..
WtNES-POTt ysTOusqualities 70 quarefoasAS superior
old MedeiTa, in bond. ETC.,
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS, ETC.
BUTTER-200 kega superior st. Louis
OLIVE OllI-900 baskets, plnts and quarts
BITTER ALMONDS-20 trails 60. -,
CJRR NTS--5o casks New Lante CuTiAn~. JeH
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CARRIAGE MANUFAOPORY /,

'gNHE Patronage that has been extended very bs
rally the last seven years Whbe on Com Nh a
mon street, has induced Us the last summer % Ky
70 erect large building expressly for manu- aesya
taetuting and repairing CARRIAGES. w -Esk-
We have now Of the largest Shops in the Sonthem
Country and prepared with good Northern wOFkmen
and the best Of materials to build style Of Carriage to
PIder, and guaranty them two years if used in the eouny
We also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARR AGES and can restore them almost to their
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
out and gseess We viii pay freight Caages rs TO
epalI We will also keep hand assortment Of EW
low Old Carriages taken in trade for New We in
vte the attention Of those wanting NEW CAR AGES
% thef Old ones repaired to call at Mandatory and
hePoSltoy and Judge for themselves, the Corner 81
4R-dHIER and CAR OJFI) ELET Streets next door IN
he Once Of hs Commercial Water Works rear OF the 81
ChaIes Hotel. NV Orleans.
nvk srn d&W NiTTWEVVS 3 DRNMAH
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HOTELS. &c.
BAY 81. LOUIS HOTEL

BAY 81. LOUIS HOTHL.
HlS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
II nished will be opened the Both of May for the
reception Of Vistersand Families wishing TO spend the
Summer at pleasant Watering Place. The undei-4s4
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence, and will keep the house Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stew ards and Servants engaged and
pains expense will be spared to render the of vseTs
pleasant and agreeable. Imy2 6ml q. LEWIS & co.
ARDIN G HO e,
121 GRfYIER Street. b6tuoeeR st. Charles and Car0n
deiet StT6stSORe door from TIE corner of CdroHdlet St
MI RS. WILSON, (ate of q Benville stTeet) respect
1Nl fully informs her friends and the public generally,
that she continues in the above eligible location
pied by her during the last year. She has had heT&
HOUSE thoroughly reted and prepared for the acc0mnO
age she hopes by dgsnt attention to the comfort and
ysnence of her patrons merit and receive continuance
the same. Her terms viii be, heretofore. MODERATE.
M
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CRESCENT OfTY HoTBI.,

CORNER CUSTOJhHO USE IND FRONT SITS.
ANJILL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS OF
w WEDNESDAY, January g. 1919. Wsllfur ,AzA
nBhed ROOMS for Families and Sing lie Gentlemen ssaN
'TABLE-the best the market will afford. A4hAA
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
Of the healthy and aiy situations in the
city and pains will be spared to render those who
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
az Terms vsasOnablea any eStablHhment of the kline
in the city. EJa1 d&Wtfl e. ALEXANDER. Proprietor.
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- -. -.- FOR SALE
'E'HE sfEAMBO AT UNCLE SAM il now offered
4 for sale she IL IN complete running order r,agI :
having ust been thoroughly repaired az the slAa y
docks IN 81. LOuis and stands No. in he In.
auIanoe Companies, there and in this city caTnes aTFe
cargo and is Of light daught Persons wishing 10 buv can
examine heT as she LAYS al Alger
For tngthef particular, apply 10
aan q HYDE u OGLEaBY, 70 pcydras a.,
EPRu0sg-0 dOsSa, saai1S iIom S6io NiolS, fo, ~
~ Do b dRAeT q 63I u 9efssg65Sjs ,3 |"
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E 4 5'y SR'R.q Nc E Z vi
ALEXANDER HILLS
E. F furnishing STOR

go SO Camp street, NevOrleaus,
HHJHERE families find ali articles Of House keeDipR
~ comprising general assortment and elect stock Of
NlIChEM FURNlTURE-CoOkin Utensils Tin and
lion Ware, Fire Sets, Bras and Steel ShovelI and
-, Iongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron ware.
EN- AmEILED and patentmetal timed HOLLOW
WARE Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER Biook Tin and RritsnDia TEA and
COFFEE URNS'
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver, Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS
WOOQWARE-Brass and Iron. bound CEDAR PALS
CHURNS and TUBS,
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, new article
WIhLOW WARE-BRskets, Cradles Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
8RgsHE1s55Fgnoy and Plain, busting Sweeping, and
mAIS-Jute, Manila Atlanta Palm and HuRk MATS
WATERS and TRAYS,
BRASS, BLitsnnia, and new Metal CANDLESTICKS
aud LAMPS,
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
gOphlHG STOVES Hud FURNACES.
D, 3 J. Wright'5 patent premium COOK STOVES, for
Wood OF .lg4.-gIh hItREi complete the most aP'
proved 80 De Ia usa, sFpiB 6n
w. Na'a'ssi 1SEahtEs fsfzkh 1 n lsdg8slsAsssi
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BILOXI HOUSE.

FTIHIS establishment will be opened for the reception
Il VisitsrS on TUESDAY. May 18th. The premises -
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now 81
offers Inducements to persons in search Of heath, cQm
fort pleasure equal If not superior 10 public house
the Il occupies central position in the pleasant
and delightful village Of BoEi-of easy access from New
Orleans The green swafd In front of the house ia over two
in width and is shaded by agTest number of oak
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table wall be supplied
with the Injuries Of the coast and of the New Oean
market. Attached 10 the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables. and Bar Rom supplied with the best Wines and
LiquOn also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing 70 rOOms will please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi and forward their communications by
the Biloxi packets as there but u g. mail week
mF1E JOHN w. NIXON.
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MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery; Ala.

TNHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of the
4 travelling public, confident that he can supply A.
the wants Of the transient vsers Of Montgomery, as
tuning from the North obtain meals at all honB, 10 suit
tbeava aud departure of the railroad and steamers
fine fOuThOrse OMNIBUS constantly in attendance, to
convey passengers 10 and from the boats to the free Of
charge The accommodations equal 10 other esab
hshment in the town, and being a. reduced rate, offer
additional inducements to the travelling public. The best
Stewards cooks and servants engaged and pains will
be spared render the stay Of ve pleasant and agreeable
gu2O d&WIy @, A. ABERCROmBIE.
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hIIEA ANIEh- dIIlIl,
House Furnishing Store. IS Camp Il.


LII persons wishing TO procure OnT PIANO FORTES
"A IN the NewOreans Market either wi b =
OF without the HfOlan Attachment are in. 81
formed that VIM. T. MAYO No Camp IN -4S II NJ
sneet, Is our duly authorized Agent fuTthatd ~ VI Y
city and e fully authorized to SELL at Boston Prices It'll
emily freight and lnsuanCe added and receive orders for
am description Of instnmen manufactured By u.s. leaving
optional with the purchaser reject the f not sat
factory on their arrival in NewOreans Every nStrumeq.
sold as above Is warranted by aud to be exchanged
without TO the purchaser if not foun satiacofv after
tia Each nsFument will in future be accompanied with
an invoice at our BOSTON CASH PRICES which may
be seen BY every purchaser il Inquired OF We have The
exclusive right and the only manufacturers in Boston
fAotuFs the Seven Octave GRAND PIANO FORTES.
with and without the H1oiiAn Attachment
T GILBERT & co. 400 Washington st.
B1gton, October ~, 1913. 40 I'm
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
TTTH & up OrHER E0 Z

d OHM q g CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
~ ESPECFULLY inform the public and their former
~ customers, that they have rsn0UedtO 1919 GR.4YIER
Street, corner Of GqrgHdestwhee they prepared to-
illordes for MINERAL WATER for thesupply OF Steam
boats HOtes Bars and Private Families or for Expectation
n, B.ZA Liberal Discount allowed to GrOceH and Com
EY SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains, as heretofore with and superior DIawins
ADDHFatuH gpSG
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CEMENT, ETC

CEMENT, ETC ,.r,,-, ,oo
AEDlNG from ship 0LlanGol76 bbgI y IN Ivy ~
hhds PLASTERTRG HAIR. from the kewalk aud 10
sendae Lime and Cement o; SOJ Dds Cl1MEN T. from
Nelson u Brown N Y; for sale by -
HAYMAN & HOLDEN, Agents.
Sc rs Magazine ST. and II Red Stores
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NHw ORLEANS & 0ARRoLLToN RAILROAD

sala---ss34
Depot, corner Of BaronHs aud PsrdidO strssts.
Giage ticket Rny distance above Pleasant 20 cents
single ticket for children OVeTb and under u 10 -
NlAduJsts u bU
half the above for Any distance below Pleasant
Servants (EaVel fOfHny distance, 10 cents
~ Residents in Lafayette, CGnOltoA and vicinity,
Aformed that this Company has fixed uniform Of
20mmutaton tickets for passage in the Cars tO-Wt 4b 90
gs month lin for either Road and oT any distance
children half proenO such tickets gveR for any other
period thaA the first to the last of each month.
A fgnr gIp e, ludfo IT, kfr.fn
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u n E " AT y X.
THE PATENT RAPID. WATER-PURIFIERp
is new article of English invention, and now first in.
nodnced into the United States This Filter is made of
peculiar kind Of stone which performs the pscOatOn with
greater Tapidy than any other discovered Il is eyn
gallons per day It rapidly dieng9ges matter of every kind
held IN Suspension and rendeB the water beautifully
and lmpd, and from Its peculiar construction psrcu
larry adapted to purifying the Mississippi wster Ths Filter
s one Of the most useful Inventions Of the day. Its simp
city Of construction s duabity-ng matter how impure
or muddy the water bea failing supply of pure
HouI ma,tet It's Applicability to be placed in Water Rus
Tanks, ClsteTnG POnds, Reservoirs particularly recon-
mends i to the notice Of Hotels Boarding Houses Steam
boats, Ships Private Families Offices, ETC. for al Of which
there are sizes suitable Several of them have already been
put up in the city and county and found to every
expectation. They now be in operation at my
store where persons invited 10 call and examine them If
not wthR view Of buying, as q curiosity
sspl5 House FaInishi1E Store 81 Gamp Il
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,,uy sTB0T rY5E STOVES: STOVES; :.

8 OWES, STOVES. 1IUVEe.
TNHE PUBLIC are particularly invited call and
4 the WESTERN A R-TlG H T and my ID
COOKING STOVE which are pronounced hy all -
who have used them to be the greatest i'm. I'D
pIO yemsnt made the Cooking Stove. WY
The above Stoves simple, and much mOTe' IL
easy managed than the common Premium yet, many
persons VIII them who have not been accustomed TO the
of Cooking Stove may be necessary TO give few
general the cOOk-OT which purpose We
q Book of Directions, in pamphlet toTm, az my store
From long and practical experience in the stove Bust
ness have hesitation pTOnounclng the Western An
Tight and my Stove the two most convenient and
Economical articles off red to the public
M H. DEVEREUA, 26 TchOupOulas Ct.
N B. Also large assoTtu ent Of Coo king Stoves Of dit
Tent patterns and Hail Stoves Air Tight Stoves Frank
i'm Stoves large and small size Cannon Stoves Pyramid
stoves Harp Stoves for wood coal and general
ment of KITCHEN FURNITURE. Of a superior quality
COPPER AND TIN WARE, Of all descriptions.
Hu30 m II. ID.