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YVES, Line line, mcl y, Z Ga ... -.

NJ EST LINE-CINCIN- La TssssY a5..a 4
n.y. ~ NA re DAYTON AND san 49, - -
IS hours TO B-st a hour Chicago az hears
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
F0CR many TRAINS.
Fist Trsin77Lighni'g EiPr at A.N.
Second TIatn-A ecominoasiO' tIpr-ss st7k AN.
Fourth Train Evening ZIP IS sI at s45r
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First rrauLehnng Express leaves Ciqcnnau o'clock
Gap Al. ssT en ST. D IA#REvSE Captain
nf sn S y 81 S n ~ lsr. ssR a. AZ
~ New YE Boston Falls M,atrs"' o
clock stopping all Way Stations between clnau-i San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
F cts win sfP.; FIX, oDs,aaa At lGsk
EsgGss' Train Miq Southern Railroad 10 CHICAGO
DETROIT AND CHICAGO,
First Train Express Leaves cneinus q O'clock w.
connecting Detroit win Morning Ez ss Michigan Cent
Throaga from, lineinuatito Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Third Train Ac-ommoia'or. TraiuEyering
O'Clock NJ Ddisnaq5 Hme and Lafayette asl' '
EATON, RICHMOND AND CESTERvILLE.
First TrnLghtning Exp aclqek A. ~ and Second Train
aesoMq'2daoa Express Al "a o'clock Hamilton
E9,I,b T5aipEyenpg Express 5S NJ sonnect. Haon
to s,oI and RE mOnd connecting Kchnoad with
TROY, PlQuA Ere
First Train-Lighnug Exl o'clock NJ and Second Train
IN 10 1pte at n od X NJ connecting at Dayton
Fqg ST. Mary. and al points oG the a sS and apS wa.a
Da too with Railroad TO Trey connecting with Dos
HUNTSVILLE
Third Tan-A Accommodation, at oeo layton
OXFORD AND coNNERsvuLE.
Frst rrai9-Lightniug Express o'clock
aims take Western Stage Co.'s osi6rj oonnc
al. ro s T Tt. wF.sP Ere ss
PARE.
From Cincinnati New York Lake steamers to Buffalo, and
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Office Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PArtsH or Oar City Of NegO rloare,
that on the ssh Of January 1855 me-
Sotef Jus'e Of the Peace for
& . pgasi AisiandsI Brglhor PTeett James Wheeler
Serv o. the Home Mutna Insurance COMPANY
being duly according law and t shye
company 4 BROTiJER p,sg5srt
Jb"Es H. WHEELER Secretary.
SwOn
c. " JoNTE, Second Justice of the Peace
of the Parish OF Orleans.
E Fhs Board OF Trustees have dividend Of
on ne earned Pfenlums the Company gear
the LIST Of March next " - 10 ~ $500
Cohpa! 10 insure the pera
y Hhiage ~ F At the premium Office,
SAiP street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, Presdtui.
JOHN z. SlA ". Nen nrnailnnt.
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EDENNS1LEANIA RAJ L --sz.zssssss.zt1 rsSE---
RoAp-NorCE TO EASTERN IRA .-ssss......,ts:. ss
LrlsA eontlnu us ioad from iNCINNA C ~ -
WIosItR MAsStLLoN, ALLIANCE, OHIO ANDCHICAGO NJ
LINUS, ~ tLADtlPHiA,N VIA PENIS RAfIR,,
fhOM PtI ISbuhGH 10 PHILADELPHIA
Through rom Cincinnati 0 Philade pba IN az b,,rs
IDtoush from Cleyelad % Philadelphia IN 26 hours
lhr ugh from Pittstul gil to PhairlI in IL oours
BEING THE sHuRrEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM TIN
AMI STEAMBOAT ' . MAJ N'Ai
y uny 81 to Cincinnati s2 ITO louisville; gie 10 St. Louis
i hNu oleng N ba'd the packets, sItra Pittsburgh
TO CINCINNATI ~ Louisville, 80 ST. Louis, -. -
~. FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA To
itltstuf On. .&9 81. Columbus
Massii on ,.........l col Toledo q ~
SttNeand .... -.......4lU HB enna i, ya C-sp4 X
"au ID "uA : 3ui-ne % chic go, via N. 5. Is I'd
To Chicago Walk gan ~; ke osha REGIME Mfwa T. Sb,,
gan W 81 va he'tti and VI chsan Genital Rarpad AS
u KITS from Cincinnati Pm!adepha or Batmo . by R.ilr
,an b Iuch d V srRAoER ete 4geat Cin,i2na,i Aa
iT SgnI eS Line to llt Jugh, theme. by Rlr nj r.
5 .hl On ne Capt IA on fo'ri And Cl-yend Nh
sr9rl OF D. ofson Ticket Agent at the wgdde Hoag Csse
Ca o. about The middle Of February, mad will ba opened f
telnetl q "a hosts ~ inmate Piu
Spl 9Th ease oss The Company will 10 then ra.p
s'D'e i9' Pefs mai baR ouy, and for
-. = lllQs MOORE, Passenger Agent pbia1q'T bia "
y. ft..Hr
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LsTRAUB. e. HAZLETr.
ISAAC STRAUB Il CO., MILL FACTORY
Cnrnar Of F-nnt anA Iohn straatn Cn-frnnt. Ohio.

"a Magazine street. New Orleans
~ the above Wood Cut single gared Queen OF the
We Bfesker Of ra: ssns rs durability
ease Of operation.
convert Corn Mn stocAFed Ali but minutes work
20 puttt take it of
y q French burts to grind Wheat Corn stock Feeds calculated
steam gGygr. Ni hy
y our State Frs and have aed to carry Oh the first
n.unon awarded = b-aniul SILVER medal Der
Mills also took two hrst premiums the best A' NJ Annual
Al.oPorably MILLS obe rc1 bysiear horse pow
This 1i vas Hhed IN operation by horse Powc ate
Fair ia 1850 when il awarded premium sud ' ntd silver
Also-D1eren kinds Of portable HORSE POWERS AM STEAM
ENGINES Az articles for operation, it7, nss
Hess and dlratilty,ar surpassed by none
Ailoar ART hes warranted lntodorUo -Four
Of Incorporation and the money refunded.
~ For full description and testimonials of merit
refer Ihos- Interested pamphlet, b. had he
NDTE-lir. Krbs lie garret Of j. H. PIrros Whit biting
Barrays Min State Fr, Fail nnstrrlts
grind has Whoegsr zrrd the regarding quality
quantity vas 20 be the o g beth mills AZ eAsh And every
stralh 70 run sn -fHtasn inch mill
Burrows e., 3r-n twenty inch mill.
BtrSut go q a. Ell.
THIRD rrlAE.
straub TO nun "a tSsulys5IS neh mill.
Bgri7a Co .1uln .-i-'y inch mih.
At5n 1.-THE as5r t5p edos
To he above aaw appenda al1 b-fsed
viii run my sb.n iocb QUEEN or THE SOUTH with 4 eob
MUM AT THE ONO STATE FAIR M af1sr 4 L. 1tvi55r
1ch Burrows VI lizard VIM Stewards Dino aal Kentucky
business t9a appreciation u r M Poner7y Cr6
Crush as m auiar Should ii. gr aie ft grind equal
mile d1a. you F.sss) Il sry hundred dollars
e7 da.t aas- Ike waking str-isa.
ate he T'sofa tl9g ISAAC sTRAUB.
10 > ~ burrows q 60. Janis
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Y Y0N'S KATHAIRON--For the Growth and
4 A ESTABLISHMENT OF THE HAIR To PREVENT ITS
FALLING OFF, AND TURNING GRsY-Awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS NewYork Maryland and Michigan
heir Al SuALFAIRs OF s5lThe KATARoN nset ai1ss The
eject Of Disease Climate on Age, PRESERVING AND Re
STORING THE HUMAN HAIR after 5ainees Of twenty
he Scalp scu Dapdrud w Ae Merry
Ha1aehe 5 aid Head Eypls, Diseases oil the SKIN, and
he desirable
TOILET ARTICLE
ladies' WORLD Its perfume
all
gives the Hair that clean, bright sofi lively
secured by other atl0n.
KsTHAtROS adopted ny the FIRST Phvsicinns
Europe America has patronage and sale unprecedented
the history the Materis Medca But wor superuousA
TRiALoNLY CAN ATTEST ITS REAL VIRTUE, AS MILLIONS
CERTIFY De had throughout North South america, Europe
and the islands Of Ih9 Ocean, in large bottles l9E 70
E5- Sold JARNIS h NODniAN.
mhls u AIaghE'u- sai 'outBsn re'a
I EAR SlR--l commenced the use OF your
KAJAIos ny accident, heviag m faith such things,
the my Hair consider OF much SERVICE that take
making the c known fer benefit have tceh
bald for eight years
Yotrs, etc. ]. CAMPBELL Rochester, NY.
ls- Sold by JARVIS WOODAAN, Of
slrgste, New Orlenls, mh4
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skl.AsrER Ann MARBLE DUST 2on ~.
fft;H IS sAk.5f5l . -eF't -
"a sksa~asA.ss ! ssssts,. x q
tsstssssstss e ssS sR-s.s ss;issgs 81 IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05

s0HN BULLS FLUID EXLhAyI OF EAR
81 sAPARlLLA Tbia,ug ,,aa remedy ,rta,y cam pri.
a. addicted 5oi he Afforded s al de- r. Innss
strength Of sir a as pars e f.. ,sI, az
apy sinllaI preparation made America.
saies-t pei bottle, gs bstssi7r IS.
Q aa' been fs rheu
lstqs tra a .a,s Il ~ sas he as @ a. MOI.
@ 6 53' 6i 2' Filth '2 SrHc 81 ,
aIt,'a i L. TX sana asS yrS.,lsd ''
l. .ss I II sl 10 bo 'r' "
medical roou tos isf & ,opoali aai prodaeuE ne
greatest curative assr''e e s5s snPs -s ;,i
tSe Ohio stats !ara- Gel 1 10 .s1;sg AIS V e-u5
q aas s7pAi. To- etnes as CouPoapiFa4
ets1sse sas,sfa5. 49,, e d. n lta"gd orr;
- 'liy VT he VA sN.t ~ F'9il.a gpon az
"a 20 s4aa rna sod sss-'ion
ase wlh aol2rEs'
'A21'.la'i 'as woND1koF riE wCaLp,
Was. q rass,: Al e4er5 ya.r..,audar,
SIS o, srlB. ST. a1,s sen 5f G-e,s = Il y, ~
Liver. assd alrg p .ls zei. e va.
'apafi9s Prep rehJ s1'-e re7na w. q. t dyrusgs
.sessi.Ie -nding your sar.ap-a . 81,
stlie'sd 30mn1alty ~ a sapt...t gftce
, .RHgtanrsM. ' r. T =
PasH esd e. f -ld ra lls5 ag ,assnt
Ma. Joss gpllba- ~ ~ Fe ,ss, yanrs says seen
y zrsstest ag1oy u pan; r eygf jy ~ II 8ls i ia
,psrasa salspsr Si.s H. liza I ~ Il 5 l'
sa s III s-'+f- e'5 ss a. a4 hys
a.eg 'i g2.e 'asrIa. ~, ,a lsoaada'
U'aga u' fRS 9,i 81 sy N.Y. sf 4is>
Mr. Bull, rssLsi to yog' Saar p VII. ' mar agensss
ags, Leprs, Porss s.a6.s ptl RIA, am u ii, eafe,
iheeio9 oi she neis Of the 274y with e7saare
I-qCa WIZ .oee @ PIT 70 7n} 5ar
iFoa sArri s. s'yaeyss assR:r ne egs.
Lsw-apofs, ~, oosssisip5r tis., 90 -'''
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Anew ADVEaTIsEMENT--Let every body
v REAp1T.
NO. l.
Z L
RfDrPAY'S READY RELIEF
IS TIE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EYER RECORDER IN rHt
ltFPG4I sT9SS 3! TgT %oR5G THT As STEPPED
viii stop THE MOST SEVERE PAiNsIS FIVE MINUTES OF
yFR36rs RAJ sHG as IN
HOURS,
y giving nsIant to the oH1 ornsr'r
70 THE SICK AND PAINsUFFEE.1t0 OF NEW
ORLEANS
oN WEIGHT GG is9%! Fl " s s ~
saEE YOU FROM PAIN ~ FROMTlREE 70 FIVE Mn uFC9.
1T HAs CURED,
IN E1vE sri, SASE8 2II 3F HyE0Rf0,
f SsSI,,,,, Il F5S Sl1$$$F5Es;
Po 'sThl.Ga n c o9R sESo INVITES
Exam SsSars II FIVE N NisTfFEs.
e e H sAt a. II II FIFTEEN gETsEE Ng4r
S s5Rz Fih5s. N FUR ElyT N aiVUFEs
~ lSgLueR2A IN ONE HOUR. -
sSE 70 aps ssT SS 1fr eFoiGRA T3hSGs YssS
ui aApwx?s READY RELIEF astaa ' &c H.
an" 'u'''' cure ''' SILK HEADACHE
rFfsS FANS N FEW lN1rs o and iS @Q9 Ds
slacEs VII ansa and sween the oaoh, And nevtralEbhe
P0ih'non' A'd' Of the 'y'i 81, evv,sr,ou
Byinhalug the pleasant md agreeable pems Of R. r. r. It vii
rOFeb euiyeutac tine dan heavy fosng,
'-' IN BATHING.
MHatsbeapoon.nIot r. R. Bowl Water,
body sygry aonni and YOU tg bealhy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
P4SEH5 BLOODY gux MoRB9s
the mo diatfslans discharges viii sFas,
NEURALGIA.
P4fN STOPPED INSTANTLY,
EAOWAT'C READY RELIEF posse saost racuIou.
iaeuce over the sharp drng Of Of hs 'gupau
scas Of depart tlr Is hRa th0asqads CIV
Eesf9Ts who're mr q t3el I'D 9eeg fgasht ane', to i5at
gy, the sge supple ba nryss t
Art WEALTHY iost ofhit Of aer7oa
RHEUMArlsM.
,, "a "A sELiEI En ~ hfIs MINUTES.
pains o. Rheumatism almost instantly Fsrsors diving in ar t.
7aofcr monhs weeconnyd to their beds by Rheumatic Pane
from tfp % t.7rgd viii
af sy YER T'ry;a fP 81 P4n l sn ags'' y
trsuds he city hundreds houaas II II,
United States o she truth q tlt
lacy READY RG H. ah i.a t9ss :. "a
osniui ae Union oi tbt la5t
CHILL FEVER
GRILLE sT0FPEB IN a SGT glyUTE9-P1kS EgLEEyEl
aADwAY READY REIEE ,aarm nll.a.a,of,sill
md Fever, 1t breaks the Ch 70
With hoab aAd cry sad a,au,
PAINS or ALL KINDS.
Whenever pa arqY RABWAYiS READY RELIFF D.
te relieve ii psqsin sl1,nsc
gsstRss n ~ Liver X lasy' low e Iou ear RAILWAY,
RADFaY CO. he. fulton street, ", iofs.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO. lSl Casrtrss street N.tOrr pan,
General agent "ao l 7rpt uasT1 ia the eeaufy a. Ess
LAEGE BOTTLES Y, o.
AED1gd ''''-''..''.'. b
NJ sqla s9o 6 Z s9Riss3S il Magazine irss. aai i
AsFSrR r u 'r'pspT-t.5g rsArvRttr7F .-tz Nv
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yaJHE So bscriher begs leave to call the -,l
attention his fresh y
and genuine DRUGS MEalClNES CHEMICALS, MEDI- 81
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL Oils PERFUMEslES, 4-Eh
HAIR, FLESH HAT, IA and TEElH BRUSHES. Also IaTge
FANCY ARTICLES for ladies' toilet all
Importation with the
! otter the above for sale the lowest prices.
Planters Apo=caries solicited call and
n N their orders.
FAMILY carefully the articles Physi
urs' Prescriptions sSeHg compounded aud Pgi viii nsatness
and Dispatch II all horra. P. LOUIS MASSEY,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist, ST. Charles street,
decl4 SswnrieanS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.


(reseant Mutual Insurance Comnopy
company
~ ~! oi 'ne eoAfer the tem
Anoun, ~ p rocy,i for tho vsa e,diro trtv 10
ss22 so So
un'ermna'ed kisks July l2 ioS0S 10
80 90 :.
x-,,. .,r,nu, g M, e., -.o. .r ,i Ill, d, ~,
Premium. Fire Ris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss7l as 50
Premiums on WARM. X SKIS as 7s1 %
rem ui gm y N pi9 SO 9,s 90
- tsQS ss n
Les Premiums on Rsh'uc terminated ~ sl5 %
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~ Al'f NNf'h
vEENIFUGEs,
V'iner's C4nrdisn,
y. Fnhnvstuokl,
Ewsin'J,
BAliey'n,
1Eyns'.
Challsn'i.
AARgAFARlLLA7.
Dr.. TowuB'udr.,
BAIiey's.
Eandr'',
Winkoopr,
BriMnl's,
Wood,
Buht.
PILLS.
Cbiskutt'R Sugnr-cOato3 pu'gAA
par's Life,
S7Gairs Life,
W5Ikhps Indian Neguinbio,
BrtrdIr,h's N-rei1his UuivHrgr'
hofItspu's liygeian,
Ler'5 New IdGJou,
Cooptg's
hriafao',s,
Hiltar'G eehlla tuFgNus1
iiboafIia Anti ail.ous I aiui,y,
sWaynr'l 5 native,
iterrick 8 Sug lr-oontsdi
Sappngtgn's Fever and AaEu'
Cutel'. Ehruma.tr,
Gfae- cr
Lenref'f NsEst7i 10,
Wiusr'H ChtllonHie,
r. susu,
Allebesls, Health,
Allebaslg' Agutt. ...
Emma namomlls,
FhrdtE'f Anu bii1oNs'
tngofdty'e Pile,
!ayne'a Agus,
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- lf--r.sgur n f3fi,-., ~.
enor and responfibiliiy


'p'tnshAoT more sIuca-l s,,ttr he'd. sh
nd orst m ~ '"hiHtt neirs such pas rir "a,
t'eI gishATy medicines IN Iavtps -
~, aug az relieved and three ,,,.tb y
u'.' mt, 'iy nutH~r Whole witt HE,
taxing sqnill-Hu1 pa.parc haE .ab
Us "fr tor .-T laws p..i. and s.vs a.
al as before she commenced tatrs h '''t 'f 81
THOMAS MiILAF., At Rac,s.r.s 81 a
oaa ~nSitsale std rfiqi rs ~ 4snt.
ana west J. WRIGHT co. ISL G1trt,ee, mr. -
Nhrss ~ 'l:-a srz
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL--TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS
CHARLES BRIGGS Agent
20 l. on. :. c, i-i-,.t.-,.-,
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Ter -7-- l.-s.. 3 - ..ta{ .a
rrppig, 49, nc 'A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-07
Books for Engineers and Mechanics.

A LSp, ONE COMPASS aud n large assortment Of
"a MATHEMATICAL fNTRUMENTS.
stewart'e Dieiionary OF Mechanics, Vols
Downing Country Houses.
Introduction q Gothic Architecture.
Stewart mud Roveus Antiquities,
Elements nf Architecture, lay II njnmin.
Am, ricnn Architecture,
lInuut an Rslna
Iinawe1ls complete Engineer, Milwright and Me,
chauic's Companion.
Mnifes Meel unieal Drawing Book.
The Mndern Gcnnctrieal STAR builders Guide,
Tho Mechanie's Gompnn on, by Nicholson
Mcchnnc's Text Book.
History Of Architecture, by +. q, Tuthill
Mechanic Assistant knnpn
Wightwck Hints To Architects,
Hoads mud Rail Ronds. by Gillespie;
Railway eeonon,y in Europe and America, by DR..
Latdter.
Handbook lor Locomotive Engineers and Macl.in-
as Meehunca wrght-, ,haebinsts, Eng &c,
knnpp's Chemical Technology,
Bnrsifs Philos. Mochnncs
Ml-wrights Guide. by Evnns,
Hodge he Stenn Engine, with pates,
Builder. Guide,
Beninmins Al chitocture
Gothic Architecture applied tn modern residences,
Downing Cottage Residences,
Anderson + Amcrrnn Niln Architecture. Just out
The above. with others Ia be hnd AT
nov 25.ts ID B. PAYNE'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-07

These vessels Of the first class built in the city o
baltimore expressly Tor this rude aud have superior nc
5ommodations for passengers. They are commanded
y experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
md who will spare no exerhvn To accommodate They
will be dwed mp and down the rivers by and INA,
he relied to soifpromrtly as advertizcd
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it their interest To ship by this line
freight will always be taken low by any othei
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New York To give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, aud l2 cents per ~ y
Tobacco heing about 80 per cent less than ohnrg' :
lha Steamers. Insurance ran be effected in the hJs
,noad Fire Association b, this line Mt 80 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed In obtain
Ing n full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
ern port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Rockets,
IN New York at Belth No. |, Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CuRRlE. Richmond, } p
g. II. PIERSON, NJ. Y. }E
No. 81 South Sttsef, y
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e nj the Depot Ofthe Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
Southern Enterprise.
IE E -
PARISEN & KINGS

R6NIA, N CAROLINA 8 TENNESSEE
4 Fright, Package aud Parcel EXPRESS,
and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
kichmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
N & ROANOKE, and by the Scaboard and Roa
weldon & Wilmington, Castor Raleigh Peters
Weldon, Petelsbu & Ri ;hmond. Richmond and
ricksburg, Sou,h-Side, and Va & Tenn. Railroa Is,
|nnecting with Stage and Wager Lines from the
|Pt points on the Railroads to almost every point
|hout the above States-throui h in charge e spe
lessengers Mere ants availing themselves Of this
b the transportation of their Merchandise may re.
llIl confidence in its great expedition and econc
rates.
chants in the interior of the above States order.
pods f ON Baltimore and Phildelphin. to the care
lisep d Kings Express at Norfolk, Peter ,burg or
pond, may depend upon having all charges paid,
leir Goods forwarded without the least delay, and
all duyr &c aud Commissions.
JAMES II. KING Northern Office,
No. 3S, Broadoay N. y
w. B. FARISEN. Southern Ofee,
Corner Boiimgbrook and 2nd SIS.
Petersbn,g, Va.
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IIurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

A MON6 the mnny preparations for The growth OF the
"A Hair this Golden 6toss iakes the lend- Three
reasons will be given why is 50 universally used aud
preferred to oil nlhors
lat, Because il bus proven the most eheetuali BALI
ness 2nd. Because it impnrs beautiful dark gloss
and delightful perfume he Hair 3rd Because the
Ladies' with Gne discrimination which they all possess
have adopted it,
Many other rensons could be given why it 10 great
favortp, but tbosr who hive only to give
ttia
PmcE--25 cents in large bottles.
For soloby Druggists aud Slorekeepers everywhere.
W G. IIURD, froprietor,
304 Droudwuy, New-York:
to Large discount 10 n rehuns.
nov 26dfm
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendioulal
Action Sewing Machines,


WHIoiI havo aeq,rel oneqreled reputation for
w ekeeenee. in all parts the world for every
variety p Sewing. offered Mt the reduced cash
P'eeP of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The clear prof
II from the use of these machines Is from $50 $1,000
yea,r depending the kind of work done.
We wish to enll the attention of manufacturers par
tieulary to our newly invented and entirely oripina
Machine to Sew with a Single Thread.
This instrument IA admirable 10 contrivance and
so perfect IN Its operation aud result that IL commands
tho unqualified approval of all VIII understand the
of Sewing by machinery. For linen stitching this s
sS s Sg sS ssas 5 's 6eaSsna sn & alter washing For shoe
work aud every sort Of leathcr.sewng--b .nakng-
Mattresses. and nil Sewing in which Rrcnt ST RENGTH
OF SEAM Is REQUIRED. the work of this machine
cannot be equaIled. |, is more simple IN iia
ton md much more ensiy managed and operated than
an, other.
Hereafter shnll be prepared supply varety
Sewing mnchines--ench perfect and complete ot its
kind. nj tn following rash prices
l. Noodle and shuttle machine Of reses style wood
On box, 800 90
9. Noodle and shuttle machine of present style
on iron lrenc sllo 90
g. Needle nud shuttle machine with newly in
vented feed sucnn and checked sp,ng, sl25 90
4 Single thrended machines foi linen aud other
HehI Sewing. $les 90
5 Single threaded machines for Sewing b,gs,
sacks aud carpet bora. slo5 90
q. Single threaded machines for shoe wo,k and
leather stitching. sl25 90
z Sinple threaded machines with apparatus
Ia bind mnttrnssea, &C., $l35 90
4 Single threaded machines, OF extra zc,for
quitting con, Innings. $40 90
Sngle threaded machines, ,of larger iae.for
quilting exttu size Innings, sl50 90
10. Single threaded muchnes adapted To lap
scanning, conf sleeves, Nc, $3.50 90
mental stitch with two ,h,eada' $3.50 90
10. Machines Of large size for Sewing AVN
ings md ship snils--with fixtures md up
Taratns campete-from s400 To $500 90
Machines will be fitted for my unusual peoulinrty of
work reasonable terms. The Machines securely
packed for transportation 10 any part of the world, and
full printed Instructions iof using and keeping them In
order, furnished with cnch machine
Machine needles. Silk twist spools-3 cord linen
thread &c always hand aud for sale nt lowest cash
PRICES.
Principal once-Nn. 800 Broadway, ny
BuANcH OFFICES;
81 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia 1853 Baltimore
Street Baltimore; 25 Washington Street, Bostos; iW
Elm Street, Cincinnati
% l3m L. NJ SINGER co
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T ~ VI. nOLLIN's
-. OFFER FOR SALE
30 hlids. p. r. and n. o. Sugar,
70 Boxes aud hbls. refined do
10 hhds p r. and Cuba Molasses,
10 bbls. n. o. do
1870 bngs Rio and Laguira Coffee
10 Superior Old Java do
| Case Extra Fine Gun-powder lea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop do
do Blistered Steel
1000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel
3 Tons Casting,
SOC Kegs Nails, 3 to 60 dy
10 do Wrought Nails,
50 Grind-stones,
go Boxes Hull & Sons Candies,
40 Boxes Adnmantine do
90 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
50 Black upper do
40 doz Calf skins,
30 do Pink Lining Skins.
9 bales Shoe Thread,
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos. ; to /,
5 bales wrapping Twina,
5 do Candle wick
3 d. Cotton Bats
Asa Se.theand Moving Rlndes and Sn7ths; E; WRAP
ming. wiring md Letter Paper; fePpafSTtee. Hiafef
Nutmegs Glove. Mace and Cinuamoui Bed 1ris and
Plough Lines Tanner Oil; No hackerei, herfnS
& shsd ma Its
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GVREsu ARRIVAL IF DRUGS

H. AND MEDlCINES-Th, subscribers are ~
now receiving their FALL g. WI NTER SUPPLY n
Of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oi VarnIshes, Brushes,
Glassware Patent Medicines. +, lcy-Go1ds, a.c, No.
The goods have been recently seetcd with great care
in the Northern and Eastern les and principal,
bought for Cash.
The stock is large. an comprs' every article ds,
nlly found in DRUG STORE, lngether with large
ass ,rtment of FANCY GOODS. ERFUMERY Re.
From "A long experience, and h,.ough knowledge
the business. they hope reta liberal patronage
heretofore extended them aud e confident thni they
prepared offer inducement. both in price nnd
lunlity.
fy Prescriptions for Physicians md fumiIies will b.
carefully attended To Mt all times
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