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Valuable slaves For sale in Mobile
ny UORR AWCrc a. SONS,

Valuable Slaves For sale in Mobile.
BY DORRANCE g. SONS
"WEDNESDAY, January 1882 II o'clockNn be- Sold for
" cash, m ir0n Of the Mansion HOUSE. public auction
Fifty oung and likely creole NEGROES raised III sput Aiaba
and perfectly aeomaed They sold te sete
aHd tier opportunity has ne been presented lor the pqoha
Of Desirable taniy The parties in Interest prefer ell them
IN families aud il supposed Psntsrs oad prefer 50 70 buy them
All who wish 70 purchase would do welic ateud th s1le
Also will DC oheEed for sale liberal credit the Pat1On
rssIa to las land Will Be made known a sile 81 I'd =,
street, NewOreans- dl7
Country Residence for Sale or for REM.
A Splendid COUNTRY RESIDENCE two miles tom the H
n City, conaning 81 superficial ATpen These afpenti
laid out In the mostnproYed style and elegantly @
mented with and shrubeyt al under the
state Of Improvement On this place there
@lDweling Houses eBch Of them very pleasantly
uatedi and very cnumod1hs, having large and
rooms ana many other be surpassed
are also ne stables and houses together with magnificent
flower gardens and houses all oubunFs which
Necessary for the comfort large family
rms place amply supped win the desirable fruit
various kinds There from 500 900 Wines
quality These vines produce fruit that surpassed IN
ms country There alec and various knds OF
rare and feh plapts
This properly particularly calculated extensive Nar-
w only from its locality the soil being pseulary
aated Tor the raising and pIUpagang Of coies Plants, Fr
etc. ete'-F or further paTcgiars and terms, apply
J. A. BEARD Aaetionssf aud AppraiFer,.
Ole t- 10 HAnka Arcade
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nR- BRYANT can be con6dehdally eo1srtss an "A A.
IL seases Of tia Geueladve Orrans III F. "
sesson9hls snf he nipa Of treatment which he pul %
psnsgs Warrants Dr.. B. in asserting that hs ~ - - 49,;
safsfactio1 % az peFtqla requiring bis srrgirs- &
~ ee,, etc. suecassldly ueated ~ OF, = 8
street. betWeen GIayier and Holdid1. - =,
an houiFs 49, a
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ORLEANS HIGH SCHOOL. .Esplanade street.
ERAST U S EFT, A. NJ,
Director md pronrfator -.

.,,,- director and Proprietor.
Wills Institution, for the education of young gentlemen,
was opened ~ April, 1913, and soon secured for itself
place among the best SemGnares in the South.
The site OF the Institution is in part Of New Oreanst hat
IS noted tor the purity OF the air, and entire freedom from
epidemic vstatiOns.
By recent Improvements, on very liberal scale the bud
ings and play grounds been carefully adapted all the
necessities Of Boarding and Day School,
The various branches of knowledge taught by Mr..
Everett and four Assistant Professors selected with
good character and skill and experience in teaching
The system Of education embraces the Grammar and lit.
eature of the Greek, Latin English French, and Spanish
Languages History, Geography, Rhetoric, NeTsIheaton,
Logic Political Economy, Moral Philosophy Book keeping
Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, Tngonomery, Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Students be instructed the expense Of parents in
Drawing, Music, Dancing and Fencing, skltu masters Of
these departments being connected with tleSchOOl. -
No pnins spared IN giving well grounded knowledge
Of the French and the English, a. written and spoken Ian
guage The Institution presents singular advantages for
thorough requirement OF the French Fsnchis the mother
tongue OF most Of the pupils and all the Instructors er
cay conveTsant with the language The English CLASSES are
Taught by Mr. Everett solely, and he will give heretofore
all diligence in impHrng TO the students Of the School
accurate knowledge Of the language Of the land To the
higher classes Is given in connection with Rhetoric, course
OF English and French Literature.
The Ancient Languages have recently received new
Impulse. There two Greek and three Latin classes
m course Of successful operation, and students may here
receive the thorough knowledge OF these languages that
IS impaired in oar best Northern Colleges .
The price of Board (washng includedl and Tuuon, in all
81 any OF the branches 20 per month. Fe price OF
1at board h y this includes Tuition in all oTany Of the
branches The priceo Day Scholars is d, or 2 dollars,
! according to advancement. dl4 I'm
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FoBEIGN- PoR rs

Il. FOR ZIG NJ p OR rs
"a. FOR IdVERPOOIr-The splendid Al British
ship g tSk.f Capt. VeHini win have immediate
dispatch for the above port and has superior ACCOM-
moatOn of passengers For freight or passage appytO
KLINGENDER & Co,
do. ortO G. w. OLIVER. q ST. Charles St. .
gzEms CHARU EsTON AND HAVANA
SKfEftA Packet -s'GRiiod Stdfes Mol Lac betpsen
p .9haTifsteR, and Haragg, via Sauignak end
KEY West-fhe Splendid steamship ISABEL. Cant. Rol-
Illus, 100 tons hnItheh hos resumed her regular ps fom
CHARLESTON g. @, } Tor HAVANA, leayug Havana
for Charest1n Sihsand 22d Of each Month; leaving
Charleston for haYana onthe Isl and 5th,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Havana 70 Charleston or Savannah, sac
Hayana to Key West. so
kOf further particulars, apuly.to
M. .. MORDECAI, Charleston, rtO -
i. J. HART Y co.. 70 Teheupiolas s. n. Orleans,
Agents at Havana, DRAKE HRO'S h CO.
~ Passengers leaving Hayaaa BY this ship can reach
baltimore The Fh Dar By taking the Land Route and
New oEk aud Philadelphia in the time BY taking the
Steamship to thOss boTts. . dc aaw
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Crescent city circus.

MEssRs. GERMAN, la THoRNE Ind LhPMAN Propris-
" tors q the above hlhmen, beg eateto the eens
u New Orleans hat they viii open their C.u about t 3
in When q tyt IN The Eap TRAN line win be
uy Wotey q pafnRgs Among zoe tUupe faf.famed
adsSisss ROSA desdsdy he talented Female Equesnan
ne world has ever sem tnsheT with Mr. WM WORREbL lie
Clown @ Cl9Wn5; Ny GEkAAh, Mons. LA THORN aud Mr.
n. LIP MAN, t8u great Somerset
wall be- conducted manner that eabpef
5tthe nana zsrisnt.
Tue Seas Will b. cushioned.
Ths Brass Band, mposad OF Estn enbsrs will be under the
guidance ei The csebTatsd Mr.. MESsEM ana rs tread
be ez uecied unsteady, Md
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Grand InstrumentaI and Vocal Concert

MISS ALFALFA sCHoENBRUNNER, PTANIsT,of hs Cen.
W terVaor Of Vieudn, hon1r 10
nOnnce 70 the public Of New Orleans that che
vii give her first COnceH here IN FRIDAY, 1919 y
he sl' INST a. he ARMoRY HALL, Camp n 4 III 1f N
street, when ahe will be aa5t-d b atgect Or Z "
ehesA and BY hghy pecAte Lady Gentleman both eee
! ratea N0caliss Of thS CITY.
- T6ksi a.Go to & had sths principal Music Stores ia
~ For particuarv see small hills IA
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'TOlAmateurs Fine AFts.. Splendid Gallery OF
Painting.
nv IL A. FzE1aEn E,,o.t,,.. J.

THURSDAY, DecheE oieioek-vl be-nid al Csote
i Gallery Of Paintings No Is 81. Charlef street.
About 100 SPLENDID Oil PAINTINGS, being selections
tia old and Of aaa Spanish Fis1sH
5gnan Eag,h and AnsEen sehool.- The variety
cacutated ior pdbhe exhibition
noisseu for private residences The whosw be s9d
Terms cash.
M The will be open 1re dsysaprsyiol % sale and
Catalogue will be ready for delivery Anchoneers Office on de
lob inst, diT
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Elegant Furniture. ,......,... ELEGANT Furniture.
by u. n. OERA IS.

0tiee 20 Bank .9rcqae. 81. DEPAss. Auetoneer.
NHEDkES DAY, fDecefnbsr At 10
w the house ogene and Franklin streets account
Of departure, the Of said house. VIZ;
Mahogany Bedsteads Mahogany AEInOfz AhoganF
Bureaus adi Glasses Pier Tis aud Glaa Sofas, Disans Look
ing GlaSss BTasel Cpet, Rugs, Rockers Ldnnges Gftete
randols, sian'si Clocks Curtains Centre Tables, Gard T
Also.e..
One ipr Side Dish Heaters superior let Of Glass and
Crockery Vine superior Cooking Stove Patent Heating Stove
IT
Psrols eau e5ue the articles prevops % av Of SALE an
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oLNEY, coTRELL 4 co,

RAIIGRATI0N AND REMITTANCE OFFiCE.
TT7HE subscribers BEG leave to inform their friends and the
public that they continue their business Of Issuing drafts
aud bringing passengers pm Liverpool to this city in
good ships and reasonable terms. Sterling Sight Drafts
from q npwark, payable in England Ireland Scotland
and Wales on denland. New Orleans, Dec. n, 18i9,
dl7 am OLNEY. C9TREIAl 4 CO., IS Camp st.
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facilities afforded by change bust
mesa we are sell all the articles enumerated above bng
only portion 81 stoek on the most liberal terms, and
az M mercantile community generally examine
'Ol DAVID FELT 81 co.
nj sneodEW iSiafoiars' Han, No q Cburfes street.
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BrRaLsHY-biaF0n Mos macan afddapii htols 81 eDE
der CienOis yesterday cargiHg nezrD PANIED Joe with
eHieiHE s rq0m the l2h inst, and 5feaag several ali
lc.8l Of cotiinl.s WaHnIf it11ed.
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Per ship AlestO, from Bremen-l57 searaee-
Per ship lohs talIoWy from Liverpool zl7-st agraEe-
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SUNDRlES-ON CONSIGNMENT. ~
~ EHEESl-530 boxes Western
II; ~ vi ESE-126 boxes English Dairy;
B1IIER-320 kegs choice :; ..
Castillo SOAp-35 boXes:
hkhf1IIshh ,AHiSk EY-2 puhcheons superior;
tAkll-5O0 dozen Kentucky
~ a. 6cr SHREDDER CHAMRAGNE-sQ baskets,
BROOMS-l50 dozen. AN''-
ALsOECoqhsh; Pickles; ketchup ClaFet in casks and
boxes; safdines; in boxes, halves and GnsIte Cronnd
Spices Of all kndsi Liquors and Wines of ali kinds; sneaF
Rice Feserves: Sperm and Lard Oils Olive Mi mt
@9egs Maee Cider Vinegar Tob2cco; Star Candies
sperm Saudes; Lemons Salpratus; Lard Bnckets 0b
ser and Salmon Soap, Starch, etc ec - me sbo1e
goods received on consignment and for salelOw by
dl4 Of WIN, Ia CUSHING 4 co. S. Common ST
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AUCTION SALES.



~ Szis Aiangeueut for seaaa-savsa Bank
Saturdays, at 25'elost, Bans Arcade General lan
nlelate aayA ~ ntles ai0 Banks Arcade raslass-
,. A. Boards SALES
FOR THE WEEK ENDING UECEJNRER 20.
THURSDAY, at Cookies Gallery, ST.. Charles street.
Select sale Of on PAINTINGS, Of The Aneeit Modern
- FRIDAY at the 81. Louis Erchanzi-5
REAL ESTATE improved and vacant fie fS Second
Third Municipalities
SATURDAY, ~ Ranks Ayeade-
vaiuabie lot HEAIs frea6t
Second Municipality and Lsfaye1s.
, R h ,a 9i9r@as matte. can b aainsd at he Office Of
By +. H. PETITPAIN.
HUItsDAY December % 10 oieioci sold his Aae-
ton Room No Canal sEsstvihort rsrve-to eioe-eon-
sgnme Dt-
p cases new giyle Fancy Prints;
400 pieces uiapers
4 bales Buezataet foFelng.
70 And.
rs packages ard 1ots6 ForeeI Domsae DRY GOODS
which Cashne 'ke6s, figured pliin
and Alpaca Gala Plsda ssi RsTS GnkhamG Faoh and EBE
lFh VIDE Prints phn fguTe white eolored ss1 Mnsiih
paaasf CurFiu Aasns Clo11t easnerel, Eesds sadnet
Flanne blsaehed and brown pdnssss Hins c6tt5hade
Cfiscks -....A . o -. ..
inyolre Of Fancy Articles consisting Silk TRIMMING
ningg and Buttons black and ney SIX Cravsts aud sca
e Terms liberal az aale .
Catalogue vim 5s sady apths goods ssausd early on
the morning Of sale. So 30. ..+ DIS
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VALUABLE HOUSE, SERVANT FOR SALE
v A valuable Servant who is good plain Cook Washer
owner wishing 70 leave the city Inquire al lss Caondset
ueet, Wv
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= he 9TIlcI aF3 aeeomDanl3d BY ul and plain difec
uo9s. fgnphets' WIN tul particular, may be had Of the
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sonth- Western Cireus.

EOPENEG or the Msmmo South Wesen Circus cor
~ ner q Carones end retddo AOkDAY EVENING,
Deg ~ s4 which siOa the ceeorted Stump Orator aad
Clown SAM LATHROR, who engaged for limited number Of
aghta, will maize his must appearance in keN50reaus
Tnsls BY far me Hrg pei and bes grgaaEsd comp
exhibited in Lhcy Icing aeTve member
taehed e a. eleven Of whom sa the % magIuds their
pE5iession- - =
Il e their attendants.
-tE- Admission ouly rs cents
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slllPle cgagse,-,I9lmeIy, E|7i...,4 DER.7NGEA

~ In Nervous Complaints drugs and mediaines
e dsease for they weaken the vital energies oil me areadv
nrated system while, under the ghening life giving
WALKING influence OF GaYanism applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery, the exhausted patient and eaeed
sufferer g restored 10 former health strength elasticity and
Figor. The great peculiarly and excellence OF
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u For 7ale % NV ORIEANs By tie
Sole Auth ortzgd AGENT.
GUINNESS & CO..
DEALERS IN FtSE FANCY Articles, COLD PENS. Erc
Dc 1v cod 3du IL CaImn street
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fsIEI7lQo9 bbs fresh ThOmaston LIME, landing and
ASH JOHN STROUD i CO., lls Common &,
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NJ 3. For LOuisyllle, MADISON, Clncinnati,
/ stfs and Pittsburg-lhe new, superior and hkht
49, dTaqgh passenger steainb0at NEW OR
nj MI ~ Sapa. LEVI E' 81 np y @
O'Clock, For freight passage, having Unsurpassed
accommodations, apply on board or 10
dO HYDE & OGEHSBY, u POydras 81
N B. The New Orleans is IN entirely new boat and has
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-20

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
GlTU ATED in East Baton Rouge five miles east of Port
- Hudson, containing 800, or, = 30 ACres of -
Lqnd-at the option Of the purchaser-3O0 acres Of -
which are CLEARED and well adapted the cuva- si
ton of Cane There the place excellent DlVEII-
ING, GIN-HOUSE and good ORCHARD Ii youId
make good tpok Farm, being near New Orleans and
advantage could be taken Of the low in the Ohio
when Stock Is high and TT This is a desirable
Place will be sold Lol0 and FERNS LibEgL Agglyto
ds 10 l915 20 p . 9&siy s. Camp st p
LAMARTINE HATS.
lust received per ship Snltana, large invoice of those
ID HneqRaiied, High Crowned SOFT HATS; to- a q
gether with BLACK BUENA NISTASs
- BROWN BuENA VISTAS; q
GREEN BUENA NISTAS;
~ Boys FANCY WOOL HATS
BOYS FANCY VELVET AND CLOTH CAPS, etc.
,,ete, etc, For sale low DuRBRlnGE & co.,
dl4 y Cusomhouse 81,
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jade Wa ,ss rsfasi u lR4isSd " Tas WfND.
ORLEANS. THEATRE.

ORLEANS STREET, between Royal aud Bourbon s'reets
" THURSDAY EVENING nec. 91 1873 viii Il psTformsl
/ HRlsvy's Opera, m threa act, entled -
VAL D'ANDORRE.
Principal performers Messrs. Scot Nine
Galiuler.
n Performance viii Coincidence AZ bafpast oeock
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIEDLADyFs


Il used for all Complaint affecting the Throat or Head such
a bronchitis, Inflammation Of the throat nervous and SICK
headace dzzne OF the head neuralgia Ia the face buz
ing roaring IN the ears, deafness, which Il general called
nerv0us- and that distressing complaint called lie dOul0ueux
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AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET
F iMa 7 hsAEAaERi ~ q q STANLEY EVEN
PLACIDElls NARiKTIEs.

CTAGE Manager NJ. BASE BOXES and Pafdue,e Is cents
- Upper Boxes 50 eena Gallery THIS EVENING,
Tnuruiay, Dec. 80, VIII be Performed
49,. = BENGAL TIGER
Sir Paul Ragoda. Mr. Bass Mis- Ysqweaf mn J. Wright
Grand Pas De Dux ...hy NOZZLE H. Paes Aos1 Bou1sy
New Pas de- DeuE by hnile Baron andshious. Naugn
To which will be added he new farce
GOING TO TBE RACES.
in which Mrs c. Howard Ms Wight Mr. and Mr. Ho-
land viii perform.
Ater which, "A GRAND DiNEHTla8E tfENT OF
DANCES Pasds Tameofn, BY Cops De Ballet ssul
Ia Eapagnolay Ame Anonia hialiot; and Pas De Dsux
Ia 1ndausa-Mmle Hiiariot and signor Vegas.
To csDclude with the Farcs4f .RA SING THE WINO.
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Or, Christie's GALVANIC B9ACFi, JEWS

ne iTQnhe o. tngoqyenenee attends The nse Of d..
CHRISIlE'S GAl4NANIC ARTICLES, and they NAV
be By the feeble and delicate with 1et eas and
safety. In many the sensation attending her ne e.
az " 80 s'
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? - FOR NEW YORK-SIdHfRa,s L0tSSiaaa and
SE ;Ael0 York Line Of Paekets-W II I'm me d afe,
- iii SIP at h-Ihe very iastsailg regular packet
ship S0UTHEttNER, Capt Sullivan, having large part
Of her Cargo engaged and going board win Be dispatched
datiOns appdy on board, at st. losephseet wharf OF 70
J, w. sFANTQN. & co.
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SUR GEoN a. Dennis

MESS MACKEREI. SMOKED. SALMON, etc.
4fA 30 kits MESS MACKEREL;
eases SMOKED SALMON;
hbls. MUTTON HAMS:
2 DRIED BEEF:
~ kegs superior GOSHEN BUTTER;
~ Western ID AIRY BUTTER:
~ cases PINE APPLE CHEESE.
10 Or. extra CRANBERRIES:
bbls, DRIED APPLES.
= di7N RAYMOND + ARNiITAGE, n Camp st.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-03

peated at the usual breakfast time. In the
forenoon, they again have bread, with wine
or cider dine at twelve at three or four
they have again acup of coffee with bread,
and then wash till supper at eight. (What
would our working women say to 80 many
hours incessant iabor!) They wash in very
large oval tubs, ut which four or FIVE can
stand at once. So it goes on for several
days, according to the number of clothes.
The remainder Of the week is spent in IRON
ing-sheets, pillow cases, and all the ungath-
cred clothes are msngled, and towels, stock
inss, chldren's handkerchiefs, &c are on
ly folded. During the whole week no wo-
man in the family can think Of any thing
but the wash, and by the end Of it, some
have sore hands, flor they use ley) and all
are out Of humor. When | tell them how
much less disturbance our weeks wash
makes, they acknowledge it is a better way
but say they fear people would think that
they had but two shirts apiece, if they were
to wash every week. Another answers
that it the Americans wash every week
they can do nothing else, for on washing
week no one can think of any thing beside.
1t made me think OF the old lady who won
dered how people could comb their heads
every day, when she could hardly bear to
comb hers on Thanksgiyingday."
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-03

WAsHISe DAY IN GgRNANY.-rhe Bos-
ton Traveller has extracts Ot a letter from
an American lady in Germany to her moth
or, from which the toilow,eg account Of the
German washing day l. copied;
III Is one OF the chief glories OF German
housewives to possess abundance o, linen,
aud for the purpose of displaying their
wealth they put of their washing till all Is
used up--some three weeks, some SIX, some
half year, and those who are more aiiiaeu,
have washing bat once year.
Every house contains "A Sehateris-
,cash-kammer," where the dirty clothes are
kept hung up on poles or lines. When the
drawers and presses are nearly empty, two
or three washer,somen are hired, who como
at two O'Clock IN the morning, take each
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-03
EXTRA PAY!-IMPORTANT TO
VOLUNTEERS.

EeY the act Of Congress of July 18th, ls4s,
k1 every officer, non-cOnnissioned officer, mu-
stefan and private engaged III the military service
Of the United States in the late war with Mexico,
who has served out the term of his enlismennt
or who has been honorably discharged; and first
TO the widows, second to the children third to the
parents and fourth to the brothers and sisters of
those who have been killed in battle, or who died
ia the service or who having been honorably dis
charged, have since died, Is entitled TO three
months extra pay. 10 facilitate the pay
ment of this extra pay, Paymasters will visit the
places at which the regiments were organized, for
the purpose of paying the volunteers.
In every case, IA order TO enable the volunteer
to draw his extra pay. proof has to be made ID
accordance with the forms prescribed By the Pay
Department.
! he undersigned, having procured the necessa-
ry forms and instructions from the Pay Depart
ment, are prepared TO make uut the papers for the
volunteers in all cases and obtain the pay for
them from the payiuaster, at the place where the
payment is made.
IlEAPSTEAD & WASlIBURNE,
At'ornies at Law, Galena, Ill.,
August 18th iS4s. 25-tf
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-03
HoHoar-ware,

l4olloar-rare,
JaPaned-rare,
Tin and Britannia
.Netal-vares, &c,
which will consist, in part, of the following:
sTOVES.-Resor' Cincinnati premium, old
and new patterns, cooking stoves; Rathbone's
Albany do. do. Rathbone's air tight do; Bucks
patent do, Of the neat Albany pattern; cast and
sheet iron do, in great variety Of patterns; also
six, seven, and ten plate do. Hollow-ware, Car
penter's tools, Copper, ] in and Sheet ironware,
Ovens, Skillets, Sugar kettles, Pots, Axes, AIDES,
Singing and other nalchets, of Collins, Sim
mons and Dawes make; hammers, c. s., Fir
ner chissels and gouges; mortice do, mil Nrights
do; long thin pairing Go; double plane bits; CHS
sci handles; wood and iron squares and bevels;
wood and metallic spoke shaves; bright augers,
assorted sizes; iron and wood braces and bits, and
extra bits in variety; cast steel drawing knives;
smoothing, jack, fore and jointer planes; match,
rabbit, and moulding planes; cast and German
steel hand saws 10 ripping, pannel and tenon
saws; ROwland's mill and x cut do; turning
webs and key-hole do; cast steel billet webs,
frames and stralners, saw and other files in every
variety.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1849-03-03
KEEP OFF.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons are
i ' forbidden TO dig OF mine or in any manuer
TO trespass upon any parts of the subscribers
lands IN this county, as we are determined to en-
force the law against all who do
IlIOS. J. TAYLOR,
JOHN b. TURLEY
February 20, Al. 5O-ly.