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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

From Rev E. R. Warren, East Greenwich, R. T.
In u letter written by Mr.. WARREN he says have had
one of Jacob Chickering's Piano Fores my family near
~ two years. which In u respects perfect instfumen
and gives us entire satisfaction F" He adds, also the fol
lowing testimony to these Pianos: s.Tbese Pianos too
are unrvaed In the perfection and beauty Of their con
struction having Iron Frames and Circular Scales In
touch elasticity, sweetness and brIIancy of tone the
are unsurpassed. consider these Instruments. in poweS
of tone depth Of bass. and bnancy of TREBLE equal to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
State Of Vermont~W ashin ston Co, IS.

Stale OIL vermont" w aSllln zion 10. s..
CALVIN FULLERToN,) Washington County
ERAsrus ANDREWS. "A. d. 1855.
fI,HlS is action Book. in which the Plaintiff claims
the Of three hundred dollars and alleges the same
to be justly due HIM to balance books etwcen tkem--al
legins that the defendant though often requested, has
and s does refuse to settle nd adjust said account
to nay The balance due thereon and ming Sam
ua Campbeli, Of Berlin in said County Of Washngton
TnusrEE ef said Andrews appear before this Court and
make disclosure of the Goods, Chates Rights Credits
of the said Andrews which he may have in his possession
And said having been entered ut former term o
this Court continued the present term is fur
tler continued The thereof. To be holden III
Montpelier in .ad County, The second Tuesday of Sep
Il mber A. D. 1855 at O'Clock, a. NJ And not appear,
Ing thai the defendant Erastus Andrews. has had person
al notice of The tendency Of this suit il is ordered by the
Court here that he be notified thereof by publishing the
substance OF this suit together with this order in the
Green Mountain Freeman paper printed nj Montpelier
in said County, three weeks success lively, the last Of which
publication 10 be least twenty DAYS to the
term of said Conrt I'd Tuesday in September, A.
1885 which shall be considered sufficient notice, 10 sait
Erastus Andrews appear at said time, ana place. and
answer said suit. -
AzEL spAuLpiso Attorney for Plaintiff. 3aw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
Prepared by J. G. AVER,
'rsctical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass

D. o. Tyler Fred E. sm and Collins Pierce, Mont
nelier Potter 4 Tucker and Geo. Nichols, Mortified
I. Camp stowe; J. n. Braley Waterbury; "a. Badger
a Co. West Randolph ; A. r. Bigelow, Barre 06
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
NOTICE.
HAVING TOOLS!

.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. -
SIBLY & RiXFORD Grass, Grain and Rush schythes
~ Persons Rakes, Adams Celebrated Forks. Indian
Pond and Nonheld Scythe Stones, and will be sold
low figures far Cash. SCOTT BROOKS
Jnly A. 1850
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

TT s. LOOMS has just received second stock of Sum
Goods Those In pu suit OF Good Goods at low
prices, are inv tied To examine this stock. rs --
q HW
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
Linens. Linens !
Butter Salt.

1000 BAGS Of Extra Fine and cies Butter Salts for
l[OO sale at the Depot Store, VIII olesale and retail
We prepared supply orders to the Trade OF the 10
asst rates.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
>I..G CATER BOOTS!
JUNE. 1855,

TUST received full assortment Of aiters Shoes and
Slippers, in Ladies' Misses and Children's sizes by
.une Cd, 1855. u. s. LOOMS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
VERMONT MUTUAL "
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice Of Assessments for 1855.

TIL members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company hereby notified that tile following
mens have been made by the Directors all Notes In
force on the following DAYS. to wit:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
Che Mlarkets.

MVrplUWHi jury 7, IoJV'
Christian Messenger is requested to copy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

600 KEGS Of Eagle Nails just arrived and for sale
COO cheap Tor Cash by FULLER SMITH.
MnnfneIi+r. INV 2. lH51.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

ScyfhcS mt wholesale.
E0 DOZEN Sbly l. Rixford's Scythes for sale by the
w dozen at manufacturers prices.
July a. 1854 SCOTT & BROOKS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

WlnuoW. AS sne was ruSnlng OUT OF the Rouse
to call in help, she heard noise behind her, and
on looking back, perceived her husband stretched
lifeless the floor, fei!edhy the hand of his son
The son has been arrested, but is out on BAIL
THE HARvEsT.-The reports of injury to the
wheat harvest in New York by the rains are so
contradictory that we conclude interest is at the
bottom of some OF them.
The editor of the Toledo Blade has made an
excursion of 300 miles over different sections Of
Ohio, and says with the exception of corn, the
crops are fine. Wheat, which was mostly har.
vested was heavy and abundant. Grass and
oats could not be better but the corn is une-
quail, and on many level lands its health are sc
much impaired by continual vet weather, that il
cannot recover. The breadth of corn planted
however, is beyond precedent. --
The wheat crop in the upper provinces o
Canada is reported as having never been better
and double the usual quantity has been sown
The surplus over home wants is estimated a
l3'ooO,oOO to 100000 bushels All olhe
crops are good.
AS to the whole state of Wisconsin, she is al
good as wheat for the largest and best crop eve
Known within her borders.
80 OF Iowa. The Burlington Gazette, of Ju
ly 27th, says There was never time in ID
wa when the farmers had so much reason TO b
thankful for an abundant crop of evary thin
produced IN TINS climate as at the present. Tn
harves, is half through with, and the amou,
produced is incalcuable, and to those who ha,
not visited Iowa, incredible
A new law of libel has been passed in Come
ticut, and is to the effect that, in every action
alleged libel, the delendent may give proof of
tention; and unless the plaintiff shall prove m
ice in fact, he shall recover nothing but his ac
al damage proved and specially alleged in
declaration. The enactment was drawn by A
Babcock, of the New Haven Palladium.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09
TO MERCHANTS

III Is, 20, and % Beaver-st., New-York 49,,
Is South Pront-st., Philadel phi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-09

"Stnate Chamber, Ohio, April 5h, 1854.
aDB J. C, AVER Honored Sir; have made thor
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering The first dose re-
lieved me, and a few subsequent doses have entrey
removed the disease. feel in better health now than of
some wears before which attribute entirely TO the effects
Of your CArHARrIc PILs. Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS B. METCALF"
The above are all from persons who are publicly known
ments without thorough conviction that they were true
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04
viaeern OF subordinate Enenmpments for the Term
Vs., sndias June 30, 1865.

UlLbEf NO. !, meets on the first and third Sat-
uraays q every month at the Encampment room Odd
esows hai corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Uiincefo Ios the present tefm-L Homes, P ; Geo
gikmsye5 e W Dsesdernisr, q W;J Guth-
,em, scribe W Naol, W.; Il williams Treasurer
Jas Furneaux, Assistant Scribe. y
d0BAH NO. ., meess on the second and fourth
Saturdays n each month in Encampment room (,dd
Eellews' Hall corner Of Camp and serasfs
X0thcers for the present tefm-Charles Rossi,sr n d
Heddsps II P; ohas Gould SWs "A IstSro.,
Il Scribe b koonts, W Andrew Hero rraasarar
LstsALI.E No 3, meets on the first and third Man
days in each month, in the Encampnent room oda Fsi
lows Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets w
Ulcers for the present term-Thomas KeetIe a p n n
Bysriy, ii r Moore, 8 W u Patterson serib. :.
u Mongson,J W Benedict, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No 8, meets every second and
fourth Monday In each month, at Washington Han
MAriguy Buildings Third District. .otusrs for tbs
present term--G FIemapp P b + Schroeder, Il p
"A Wehbsr, q W y Laugen becker, scribe II @ Finke
JW;H MIspaugh, treasurer.
LAFArETrE No. 4, meets on the first and third
Mondays in each noath, in Jefferson Hall, Fourth
District -. .0flcsrs fpr tbs present term-j Burke
Y CP;H Wstthois, Il T III Krsnts, W " 4
Dunn, scribei Galpin, W !; J Bafrist, Treasurer
PELiCAS No. IS, meets on the first and third Sat
dsys iu each month, in Polar stsr Han, st. Loui
strset.. 0ifcers for me present term--0 Poupsr.
q r @ Yeorhies, n P; = Dennier. 8 W Wagner
5oribs; 3 Charles, W Latsszsds, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04
R e A D! R e A d Z!

TIME undersigned informs property holders
and the public ih he has added his Mandatory Of Billiard
TSes planning inE moeing saving machine b.
which be enabled undake WORKS Of kds sucn as laying OF
posts building frame for the city coun and all works in
esrpsnt.rs and ramsr'a lime.
Having hand large a,msnt Walnut Mahogs
will se thoss need Of The the qualities suitable
10 works ed.
1hs g'ed vas hmsefof this opportunity those
feel apprehension TO his machine
taken proper explosion
patent which
qaaatiy the boe should
look he with machine that water
wan ing ia the boiler. ~
addOn having been made his establishment
purpose maaufscure Billiard Tables
hia that and
sssoud hand billiard Tsbsst snl article in his ns
b. ANrOGNINl, Nos. IL and Ia Cont street
oss iy H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04
p'l' sulphatrstssd Hydtossn-l al 100 ousio inch.
All theHe snlta anhydrous.
M. FERRUGINOus, OR CHALYBEATE SPRING.

At the present when pycian estimate ferragpous
ynlue ehayb
necessarily be an otec decided hs msd
cal aeuiy They cannot but peI the natural Srnnona
he artificial preparations iron hitherto
Of powders pills liquids Artificial preparations
vaaby Of less nahmlaton, and require longer
she operation Thy &C! much slo~ than those
especially when the latter dissolved
frequently Of cohesive character that they
through the dge tive into tbs intestine canal without
ing any effect follows, shen, that spring
refer powerful auxiaIy trest
OF disease will the end be employed
which iron 10 administered.
The that especially affect iron, uch nutgs yellow
and red acyanate OF annic acid aalt Of gold
The Of this metal ution. The other
usually found mineral spnas this Kind
small proportion Tbs springs speak, little
solution Of of iron. Few uginous apngs,
Europe Amsrca be compared with either
carbonate Of or M the paney OF other mineral prodno
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04
ToHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.

happiness daily giving
i xs5ls ssnsiasa
similar in America
pc, Gs 2, Ss y.
o 1 q G bs
sT s's 81
scientific principles ana The ssapa
subjected the sces
ssarssparlla
the and producing
GOOD TESTIMONY.
Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks
ia. no equal The sales of Bus compouua
~ 70 months os with Ne sasaE
shs blood IA. equal Thsis bold
Bear With little and be convinced that Bu
WONDER OF THE WORLD
aad will now long been suffering
ing, say about bups sai.apaTiia-
MR.. JOHN BULLDear sr have sshrs Sc.
my Liver amos ali The smsdss Of he day Especially 10
y different ba! all 70 little
ms nors rsei u Al The ohsrs eoHbinsd.
afflicted community as superior arstcls. -
vsryfs sPssnMssf1sm 1.H.owEN,M.D.
Lot shos who areuferng audsr he agonng
hsy VIII ta ntaIsfs remsdy % a'as
MR. JOHN 5uLlDear sri Forthsa
in Of pain isa every remedy eoa
which
and greatly my than
isHAM BRIDGES.
Es sSSn b. k VIII 4 fhssrss
Mr. In Ihays
capsts Lsprs proras aida
huda OF The win
WIZ nnk would prefer
swisport Ky. .Decembsra, is47.
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John ofshs
esssned when
ss
mind
H.
ns
the
rosy
BY dissass
s sd % Sa A.
much found most beneficial
medicine
BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
cheek How often DO not this
and eoorSg Of that Which
r. g6
known i clear upon The only
nea ss
lie
dark and saow
the bloom and reshneaa Of youth. he
oftnisac M
and lotions only rsmedv
ga sufficient and enough for be aGss
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EvERoFFEaED IN FAVnE
OF ANY MEDICINE.
M.
NIB, JOHN BULL: nave hesitation saving that hal Wa
the
of snrous
ss.s. JAMES X q MOORE 70 fass'
| MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE.
MR.. JOHN BULL: lam using Sarsapnra in several ne
eases ofScroua withhapPy effect conhdsn
oflhs sncaeious be
Tie efficacy sanaparIla MI iut'nef so
| THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE. M iN
the John
pound and
form compound that
| to whiek rsapplicabe. L. r. YANDELL, M b,
| Loosvls June s, ls4S.
VIVA, by appointment tot the Louisville Marin
4 LOUISVILLE, March 30, 1919.
havs examined the the John Bull
Sarsnpaa believe the combination one
have uad both in public and
| article OF Sarsspariilsn M, PYLES, ID. D,
Resident Physieiana the Louisville Marine Hospital.
This Medicine daily graphing with disease the Wasr
bloom 9Th youthful
sthicted-nay, shVse that are grisyonsy tormsnted.
Certificates outh
standing yery best
WV. . JOHN 3 BULL,
Office 81
in the city and country.
~ &C spt the Bulls sa
saparilla, will please address JOHN BULL
IN The principal Sswreans of John Bull
sarBaparilla, wholesale and retail
| ]. WRIGHT Co.. atthsr Patent Medicine Warehouse,
OtR la o G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04

Interior EneaG,pmeutss
MAGNOLIA No. d, Baton Rouge, meets on the
cond and fourth Saturdays of each month. d
MonNr SINAI No, 9, Franklin, La, meets OF
.rst ard third wednasdaysi n each month,
G. W SHAW No 10, Clinton, La, meets onstn
first and fourth Saturdays in each month s..,..
THE BOARD OF DIREoTons, of Odd Fellows Han
Association meet their office in ODD remove ~
the tirst Monday Of every ames Fres
ident: Thos Il Shields Secretary Jonn oein lreas
urer: John Orchard, II Q stetson u papap, n
swain r Murry II Howard, Y huraneeettuN MORRISON,
a smith. A Van Hook g w Race.
frap an DIRECToRs OF ODD FELLowe' REST
AsorY. meet the Office OF the Grand Secretary
ts9SSd Fejows' HALL on the second Monday In JAN
Aprii July and October, and on the fourth Mon
,sy Il, December. 0ficers-Henry Bier, President
stroud III Treasurer james Furpesux Secretary.
Mespbsrs--H Gillngham Geo Hooper, II Dentsel,
Swain, Smith, Bowditch, N Strong, Thomas
KeeGe, o Robin, 8 Bouilemet.
THE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE j. O. O. f. OF
NEwoRLEAss at the Office of the Grand Secretary
In 0ddFeows' Hall the fourth Wednesday OF every
month. 4. .0fHcers--H Kelsey, President, No 81
street; Jos West Treasurer Ill Tohouptoulas
JAS Furneeux, Secretary Odd Fellows Hall. Mem.
bers-J B Cunningham ii Hays, Is st Charles
street. Galpin, Jersey street, Fourth District X
Bruce, 80 Canal street l. Gubernator 81 Hercules
street Thos Bailey, 16oK Charities street; NJ Van
Hook, 81 Gravier street; VIM McCulloch, Gas Works
Grayer street. B W Hebrard. lis Canal sireet (; P
Theard, ~ Royal street ] Florat IL New Basin W
Furbreugeri Fortier, Algiers Nupgesser Mag
ner, 81 Roysi street; Thos ong, 81 Tchoupitouaf
afFS Z u L. d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04
.. o. D. j. ~

NAmes ef osaeers--T lme ana Place of Meett
Tar 4. w. GRAND LoDaE or LoUIsIANA 4. y; "
H. neetsssmi-AnnuslS. onthe fourth ~ jan
nary and Juiy. In arapa Bodss hoom uaa rehVMs.
Hail CORNER u Camp AMI Lafayette streets. Nsw
(lrsana Orfcsrs for The present year-sames stock
h fma w iyommerpAk Lodge No. IL, W Grand Master
Esrnard Dehsn III Union Lodge No. g. W Deputy
i5raGd Master Edwsrd Pilsberry, Of Templsr Lodge
Mo- Id r w Grand Warden; Thos Shields, Of Union
Ledge No. 8, Il W Grand Secretsry; Henry Williams
OF Commercial Lodge No. IL, * W Grand Treasurer
CIV Race, Of Commercial Lodge No IL, and Henry
Bier Of Hepe Lodge No, a. Representatives 20 the
q Grand lodge 81 the q s !; Chas Whtsll, Of ores-
cent lodge No 8, w Grand Chaplain ohas Church,
nj Of Merchants Lodge No. o. N arand Marshal Z "
- Dsissdernier, Of Southwestern Lodge No 20 Ifsno
Conductor milspaugh, Of Covenant Lodge NO. y,
w Grand Guardian J Frankford, Of Crescent L q
Nos W Grand Herald District Deputy arxna ~ W.
ters a. HeisrApd of jefferson Lodge NO p'strcs ~
g: Hall OF Excelsior No "a, District No; = Il.
Ranett If St Mary's No 20, District No q s. 4. N
tell or st. Landry No IS District No y q, % No
Desoto No District No. y; Hinshn y W. VT tn Iis
a0 District No SID Fennimore Ct Trny a. n;strict
trlct No John Moore of New Iberia ~ M ID.
Nosli; Ii Huusioksr of Nsith NO " n. IA. i p
III Hoiley OF Prairie No 81, Distf,e. "a ~ p Lane
FoIstt III Columbus No ~ District y w X E.t ~
s.rsnv ~ s,nton No al District No 70 ., auss oi
usyms q Al District No 10; 49, u 'ouets OF ons-
,s,visis M ii. Dislrict No. Al . 5 :,
= ~, 70 tbs Grand Master or arand Score
Al iS "a for 70 the ONCE OF theGrand Sec
rotary In Odd Fsllovs Ha'i'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04

Cosc1usIoNs.-Ths yiehy Spring remarkable
l. For large quantity aane bcarbonats. almost pue
they wit $50 grans gallon, grains
per pint 70 grammes psrlre.
presence of Iodine psrcepble only gallons
OF waite
s. very small proportion they sulpha.s of
soda md chloride 81 sodium.
presence suiphate magIesa proper
ton. Few springs the United States contain this salt
chloride of cAeum-a
uoxous and dsagreeable in mineral spiings.
the Alabama Vichy Springs extremely analogous
vchy in France 1t IL TO
sill hose ,he Vichy
employed will agna wa,e
pleasant the they stimulate ths digestive
disturbing overlooking
rapid ALI which had BY
alkaline
OF the
cssy the Vichy Syringe
SULPHUR SPRING.
spring composition that of Chapele
contains larger lstivs
OF than the European spring.
AsALyssTbs following the Ingredients Eng
shp min win
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04
Ak MlCkEkBOGKEh PATENT COOKING
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

s PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, l0T Poyd
csas uiaE .hsii pebble
general .hatthsy business s's sIsSese
BATHS AMERICAN ES qLIsh FRENCH WATER CLOS kfS,
WASH sAs MS Fo6NTkIHs BRAsB FAUcETs Of all kinds,
COOKING IA aEH, Garden HOEE, HYDRAULIC RAMS,
F0RSE LIFT ard u Err PUMPS s!.sa he nswes syis
LEAD PlPEs OF rpon; PIG aud SHEET LEAD
BLOCK TIN always RAM, SHIP sud STEAMBOAT WORK
pst ed at shortest notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04

In eontuaon th undersigned respectfully soo careful com
psrion Of the analysis Of the above Springs with
The Saeh examination, he saIsed establish
Invaluable in chron
jyii CHARLES CULLUM, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04

4ht6ffor SNDVrAAnAtc AoN8eas
DE 6oTo No. Z, meets ct Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening.
ST.. MARY's No. 20. meets ct Franklin, Saturday
evening o$a
METH No. 81, meets at Shreveport. Wednesday
evening.
sr.LAsDnY No. IS, meets at opelousas, satur-
day evening.
CLrsros No. az, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
OARaoLi. No. 80, meets ct I AXE Providence,
Monday evening,
TRNIrY No, 80. meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening. 5
ExoELsIoa No. "a, meets at Thibodaux, Satur-
day evening.
NEW IBERIA No. SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs
q day evening. ~
PRAInn No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening, ' s=.s
csnsEYvn.Ln No. Al. meets at Chensyville,
Monday evening.
THOMAS H. SHIELDS Grand Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04
Goal! COAL
tg- SPENCER FIELD CO.,
American ,Rues and Scotch CAMEL coal
~ OF sCEConsr amp lafayette Square ass


~ Camp shetland Lafayette Square, nss iy
5HNHE friends and customers of the late la
n men,ed Mrs BRYAN, lao Canal atrsst respectful iy
ttmss ha, her formerly principal
has saeeeadsd ths aad w continue
Tie business odd.
Miss Downs expressing cordial liberal and
would hopefully solicit farther extension favor which,
dsr hsFaelt deserving.
Persoaa havag claims upon Bryan will please pre-
thsm for sssmsut 10 Ms Down. =, the
sAth tn lsast possible delay wy9i
= Filling OFF TO THE LADIES AT HALF
~ THE USUAL PRIcEsoiiing stock of reh and
SkA M pressss Richest Of Plaid silks ali stys;
ps paded Satin; Plain shades Aso sxIs
Rich SIX Dresses With Silk Embroidered fcuneasi
Ladies' Embroidered Riding evening
Robes foanes LADIES' Rich Emeodssd UndsIshirts
style Preach and g,gish Emetoderes Vecns Cos Chem.
Sleeves and Collars Gupae Honion Maltese and yasn-
ennss Lace Aio Jaco1e and SWIM Sss soeU ades and Misses
Aanta of the ta'ss styles elegant Cloth, st
na Asrno ssys Opera Coaka Hoods
a muslin saws aud ManAs iuaais' Long ceaks and Emhtod
Cas aud Hooas 9o0na~ style Grape Shsw Of superb
ss m Shell combs Ladies' Fancy bag, Purse and ro ts
Vss4nE besss Card style, Rich Trimmings
ena MAsiis aud several ebsr articles 70
heh Dress sika Cieaks Craps snAwss snd Em
.h wish eAe hts early
eso o US o. sonE going
ehAss s ier Dresses
on woea lad II 70 their advantage
eiet goodb them Al
NAL STREET. D. Il KEEaxs ~ sse az ~
| - TARCH--I000 boxes Frazar's Pearl. for sala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-04
COPPER.FAOED TYPE.
yEyHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY

n in giving Of their 70 No. N
street. (entrane No. II strses
Printers the great they
recently made in net work.
also place. greatly Increased facilities Cop
per scing Type Stereotype Paes, Cuts, sc .r
principal II founders United States for
inepecon pTiaes Ii behaved that this viii prove
20 Prnters vhsths residents ariy
Abng gance and the styles,
Of interested orders Tor
the this company fdis London
Of Dr. Newton which will
getting type from there, should any palrons
desi il and 30 order. .4. o-- "a
Tbs Of Printers in this city and elsewhere
years. Copper Faced Type quite
Of
inertia Of "copper" and type metal
aca Of printing By Copper-r acing om
duraole
IMPRESSION poston, rendering
lslssrs Of alphabet easily dIsringushable.
done, from hs place. have or presently
agencies and this the only place unsd Suss where type
II be Copper-Facsd.
TIL Company Patent persons are eau
toned Infringe said Paten either Type
Dy unng CopperF by this company
SCALE OF PRICES.
Small Pa. cents lb Mnon. per h.
Plea .a;. s9npsre '..'...s
ssnIgsoa. psaI .:;..'...'...ss
TER4sApprovsd notes at moushs, osus discount for
cash A. S. Gas e. Sscrelasy.
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yg1HREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE- a..

III wARD.--Ran away slelsn from the undsrsigned ~
sbeattweiys ago nov, bog JORDAN whea
from Walkers Ferry Flint N
river The IS DID, bright mua red
eombed about tvs st four inches hgh aud
homsly appearance him eight
kentucky horse dToysf Previous owning tho hey be
had been steamboat the Tennessee II he
has not of stoisn opinion ne made his
way 70 Kentucky.
The gvsa Jordan the person
supposed abducted Of with sufficient
Elm 900 will paid for ths confinement the
ae JAIL. 90 mat eau got him. JAMES LYON.
GAINESVILLE, Ga, Nov. II, 1884 dsId&iyW