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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-18
NUMBER l3.
abe Morning Comet.
Published Daily Mondays Exosptsi, J
q, A, PIKE, Easter A Preprie.or.


EvTeFsas.-THs snbreripiioni is fsed At he
rate of vi On per annum, payable In advances es
80 90 at the expiration sf six months. The Week
" Ia published Al ~ 81 per hnhuin Invariably IN
advance. Both will he punetnay delivered With.
in the limits ri the City by The carrier.
asg AHyertising.--0s Dollar per square
for The Rrst insertion, and half that amount Tor
ever subsequent insersionsten lines less, con
stitute square.
Yearly AdvertisiHg.-Mero Tra'
ders and nthets, will he contracted With on the
most reasonable terms
gW ,geh~wash. .4-urR facilities for doing
foh. Work with nes'n"ss and hespatch.-in sli Va
riutias Of shiurs, cnnnnt be passed by any ea'
fahishmanf IN The rity-si eh as
IAwYFHs' BRtEFs--HA1L 1togFrs-FosrEHs-Bis
IIpt rs nnt ar Lknsaes ppoaR .Mass- EtErrias
fiCHsrs- DRuaa'srs Labels -CARps- CiRouLvHs-
ar1 vtstttss 0aRns. Fnr farther PARTICULARS We
nytte yuu to call and gee cur specimens.
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To Architects, HHiIdeFs, EIehtsrs, sHe.'
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform
/ the public that they have il the City
of Baton Rouge. one of the largest and
best machine shops in the United States
for the manufacture Of every description Of
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGs
Turning, Planning. Tongueiug and Groov-
ing and that they are fully prepared 10
contract for the ere, ton OF Building &c.
n Orders filled with neatness and des-
patch on the most reasonable terns
julyll~ BROWN II FOREST.
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French Window Glass.

DECEIVED per ship "ORrHAN,
~ from New York, an assortment Of window
glass S hy 1ns-IG by 2 s--lD by 16t2 by IS
16 by % ~ hv $40 hy ~. Also, Pi.shure
'.eIear" and Waterford Glass, always on hand
and for sale either by the hey or at retail. at,
dec5-y. MUNFAN HuGUEf.
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First Arrival Of the Season
AT TIE uNE PRICE
(TOfhiMg EMiVOriMss.

rrHE subscriber has lost received by
l. steamer CRRscfs1 CRY. from New
York 4 large and h.ani'fnl assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Consisting Of Linen Bosom shifts, silk,
Cotton end Nerlnn under shirts Shirt Col
lars Linen and Cotton Draws, Hosiery.
Gloves. Susrenders. Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Cravats. Neck Ties. Scarfs Stocks,
&c. all of which have been selected from
The most fashionable houses in New York.
anil will he sold st low prices IN order 10
DO Justice and give satisfaction to cash buy
cts he has made il rule IN all cases tn
deduct len per cent for cash. and will in all
cases strictly auhere 10 that plinclr' 'e.
septG-y, w u. PHILLIPS
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DENCB Screws. Cabinet Clamps, Spear
I'D d Iacksons Saws Pains # all kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits Hatchetts, Hammers, carvers Tools.
Gimblets and Coopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts SC MoNrAN Il HuGrRT.
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Frencl, !MaDtiIIas.

Sundries-IMst Received.
nRIED PR UNES, fresh and good, IS cts.
~ per pound,
40 600 Percussion Caps, different kinds,
20 dozen Bath Bricks,
6 do. Olive Oil (pure,
II do. Browns Fsse nee Ginger;
Is Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper !
1000 Fl Capito'il Segars. fine flavor;
5000 Boxes Clarks' Matches;
200 bottles Citrit Of .Nagnesia.
50 do Dry Lemonade. at
iuneo. BOGhL's Drug store
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llfw Qbfap Storf.
A ssso,sg the Late Arrivals

Among she Late Arrivals
or NEW GOODS AT THE
Philadelphia Cheap Cash store,
WILL be found beautiful new style
W patis I,areges riouneed robes, very cheap
A large assortment OF Satin nnmaak Table Cloths
and Naphlns. very superior quality cf Gents lin
en- Canhric handkerchief ; afpw pieces 81 super
white iippp dfilt Fur sale ri the
pntL ApsLeniA Omar Ctsn srnRR.
nar95H Lafayette s'reet'
nresa Trim nl ingsi
WILL be opened this morning n
w beautiful assortment of ladies dress trim
r,inps ~ the II test pats s'yie Sash and Bonnet
Ribbons, ut the Pm. ApHLPHiA CHEtp Casn sfoRE,
rpar2htf Lafayette Street
NEW GOODS.
IIfsT RECEIVED per steamship Gahawha, from
u New YORK beautiful White and Cplcnred Brit
iianiines plain ati Plaid White Iacrhets, Main
pnuka Swiss Muslina Embroidered Swiss and Jac-
pnet hands Plain Blank and ruured Rareens,
Ladies' nnd Misses white Untton Hose, nlaek and
Colured silk Gloves, Fiiet htt,s, nj ek and White
Cfare Collars ana Sleeves, Figured and Plaid
silk parasols, Grass, Hair Oieth and Corded
Skirts. for sale very CHEAP nj the
PHILADELPHIA GHFAr GasH sropr.
Aptil a. Lafayette Street
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Now is the Time.

10 MAKEIOOM FOR THE FALL.
1'iiE snbscriher offers for sale to his numerous
| customers and the public in general. at lower
rates than yer, his extensive stock " Watches
aud Jcwe " make room for his new stock.
Apybndy wishing 70 purchase any thing ia my
line can not de better than to call me and
Judge for himself
Watches an Clocks repaired and wsrrented aq
usual for twelve months
TttFO. GOtnMANN
Matchmaker and .fsnejtar Hdrnep HpifRa.
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THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.

THE WNtFIU UUHIs AIEU EUH WII1.
THE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL is super
iur to any heretofore offered for GRIFDffG
FEEL FOR STOCK. twill grind twenty brshels
of stueF feed per hour, With the power Of one
mule a. IL will grind six bushels Of fine meal
per hour, pi six bushels ofeofD and cob for stock
feed per hour. with the power Of nne mule.
This MAGIC MILL WIS patented in eepten-
ber 1851, and is undoubtedly superior to all its
predecessors.
Our prices will he found 10 be much lower than
other mills Of inferior quality. For sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, 8 and Front Levee.
New Orleans.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
tw- The above described Mill can be seeB At
the store Of II Il. PUCKET. Church street, Baton
Rouge, who IN the agent for the sale of the
same. The mill can be furnished at any landing
on the river. between New Orleans and Bayou
Sara, for sb~freight included. may7-1y
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GARRETT & RUGs.

FNHt' subscriber has just received from
L New York, large assortment Of IN
grain, Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
OF which will be sold at lnw prices
cent ~ w u. PHILLIPS.
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FARMERS! saw AND GRIsT MILL MEN
Ths Best Mill ever offered to the Public n
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL.

(WHICH has taken the Firss PrsmISm Al sUn.
w state @sa CSaHfy FAIRS where IL has Loan a
hibi,ec, and u gold Media! at the .3ssrtes. IE.Irst,
n. Y. city. This trgly excellent A!aI, cslebrsLl
alike Tor ltA simplicity, Durability aud pFaGliesunlv
patented Jany I'd, less, stand, ulEisalsa! ihe iarsT
number Of these miiis sold, and lhsif increa,iuy ~
mand iofeinls declare their merit lover 1000 1s,in,
been sold ~ the last six ~IBoBlhs). They are admir-,
bly, adapted Er grinding Corn, O4ls, Wheat, aarls.
Corn ia .he ear, spices, dc. v IN a rapldLly and ~
lection anknowpbeIore.
No.2 Mil griGds rom 4 to . bus. OF mosl. or Ia.
is bus otfeed Per nour v ith from : to 4 hurs... aua
other Nos. n proporJoDate amount. IAey eb 4,
propelled b. horse, steam or water possT. and a..
well adapted 10 irregular motion, hence an a trlAIa.
cost theS can be attached TO aoy saw mill.
MEAL skIvxs are attached 10 these mills. tbu. -.
derlng them The only trs!T practicable mil a lstm,,
canhays.
References can be given where these p.,.
been In use 10 months without eithsI rassiyIng -,
needing dressing, and Tx g wherS ,Leg xsrs
uodueed four months ago for griR&pg IYss oar.
IL Is an established fact TIA! all mills using kpiy.,
'sst Jssdn bul neyer"syiEa sasal,' - and Rial All sat,
and cob crashors only crack the corn and eah' 80
that neither reduce The feed TO a desired nusns.
70 DO used with profit. But The
FELTON, MILL.
without knives, and with grindinx supss.a.
tempered steel VIII not aueot IL, Is c pab,e on v,isH'
ing TO any degree of nnsnoss, aud orrcdueibv 80 =,
the IN. ness oil meal. These laels Justify NJ -
fanuhl shese MILLS 70 give entire sat- sIaetion "
For infiher inlornlAson and mil, and rirbt anal.
70 LOOMS * Co, onica H., ~.
House, davenport, Iowa, or Box sos Pc
dec 3i'dMu
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ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
nyNa YTa NTAYRR

UILLksspoonstasay on haad. nd feI ssle arg,
~tes oil every variety OF size for building purpose
a. slso hard : God for cabinet sork and inschiseg.
beng Al the head oftbsfspids he csnobtain ssssei
sSIoxs al lest xaslity and In uniimtIsd auanuiy %
"a Id < eel me Mills ranlinge every week in the ysar
o,as,sesn therefore b. 1iisd on sbortnoucs ~ An
Hs.s, urutsheslunber offullsizes and alta,
5000 ,,,es. Feb. .ls55-dif
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Wm r Baker, ChristiAna, "a
David RugTs, Lebanon &C, "a.
samuel Hatfield, Philadslphia-
III. Iorrey, Philadelphia
James " Price, Wilmington, Del.
joshua Beal, Bstyn Ronss' L..
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
u r Forest, Bucks %, Pa
Augustus Linn, Guernsey %, o
D Bronaugh, Msysville. KY
Grabrisl Bear, Lancaster %, Pa
Herman c Guise, Phildeiphis
Geo M Ott, Lycomiug %, Pa
John Mevey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bsyers, Brooklyn, y Y
ga Tuchey, Salem, Arkansas
Jane b Crsss, Aazon Go, va
M BesI, CiAiraeld~ Co, Pa
Bsnj Ednonds, Butler 90, o
Mr. Kirk, Aaysviiie, Ky
W y Noble, Chicago, III
A L Ride, schuyikil! 90, Pc
C A Mason, Philadelphia
David Clark, Maysviile, Ky
Ringer, Alexandria, vs
n D HAT, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Salem Co, NJ
Torrey, Upper sandushy o
jacob Lsolard, Phiisds,phA
" q 0tlpin, Wilmington, Dsiu
o hcIntire Northampton Co ~
\ Platter, Wnmiagton, Lsa
Q II SoaDSon, Potter Co, Pa
" r McEwsn, Philsdslphis
Morton Pool, WILMINGTON, nsi
" VI HsusG . Co GncipnAu
1ttileR. asad fl0sT Insp., PRa.
Jan0 y n1n0aAA Prs6ts CO, [
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CoFFkkS-7s Bags Rio, LAyusro, Java, MAraesibo
~ and Havana cs8sss, sststsd sxprsssly Tor re-
tAiling. .l
SUGARS-s4 Bills whits and yellow rsansd Sugar.
embracing Co1ss A, y Z, crushed, powdered and
gfanulatsd; also refined MAsLs sugar. These su-
gArs Sre all ofsns beet quality.
New TEAS-iH Chssss, half chests, ar Bsxss and
csddies Of all stxss and descriptions Of iass tmporA'
uons, smbeaeang sons eftAs highsss aud ansst grades
Of the estehatsd "Aayune" and ''Ptdg soosy"
growtha. Thsss Green and Black Teas are decidedly
- nns and curious chops a. ever crosesd the A.sis'
. ~. and us can recommsnd our Oolongs, Pom
cnoIss, Somebody's, Gunpowdsrs, lmpsrisls aad
Young Hysons, far supsriort In fragrance and make.
TO the generally Of Tsss brought Wese Asthey were
selected especially Tor SAnIy uss aud are lsss IL
price; We can with conadeses invite sxawinstion and
Nial.
RAIsINs-so Boxss, halves and ausrteri-sls
Valencia RaisinS
PLuAS- S Bbis pittsd and unpiIted;
PRAcHks-3 do pared, Currsnt, Dstss, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried and Preserved.
S~OAPS-Pzim, CASTLE, Shaving, German and
Chemical Erasiys, 10, &cs togstnss with . large vAri'
ely Of Baskets, Willow, Rattan and splint, Wooden.
ware, sokegs Of Haiis, 80 Bois Fish Mscksrei, White
salmon and Sea cd Herring, ~ B.iss 3 and y eushs
Wheat Sacks and many yther aIttclcs-aii for sale
cheap aad warranted 10 give saIsfaciion.
JACOB WkAVER, yR, d CO.,
Juna10hu.f HEs-e HnNkava aknya
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Swan Mills.

Swan Mills.
TERHUNE e. CIRCUIT,
L. Claire, Iowa.
WE would inform The citixons and trade OF Scot
w aud adjoining c-oanties, thai ne arc now manu-
-fseiarinr a very superior article Of Flour which We
oner al our markeiQGetxtions in this psper, and Ss
ole the following
Grea. Inducements to Dealers,
We will deliy or our Hour by the 10 bbls. and up
.s,dsnnyxher with A Is or 10 miles Of our MILL
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having all the facilities for making the most mar,
xelsDls eosraRd feeling thst Ne can salt both deal,
en- aud conssUer, &c fespsctfally sohssi aIibifsi
shsrs Of public patronage.
All orders Ie6 a. Aessrs. Wiley & Mungefas, OPP
posits lac L. Clsirs House, IL kteond 81, and Ar'
Istyed and pane.ualy sstspded 70. Ian I3Tdp
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improved Little Giant Corn and Cob PlAnta,
ton Mill Price reduced. ~
nn subscriber has purchased exclusive righI Of
siiitory Tor sale In the West, Of the above ceis-
uia'ea l~iiis, aud is prepared TO furnish hem Al oil
Nmes, either wholesale or retail, guaranteed 10 The
most positive manner.
~ nov more Than : year since the Little Glaal
was Introduced 10 the public, during which time II
mas oeeh constantly growing In the popular favor.
Tue improvements recently effected an patented,
makesit me most perfect machine ever offered ii
general farm use. Ills furnished complete ready fi
attaching team, and weighs az followa, No. I..yss
No. s,a3o; Nos, 400; No. 4, $40 pounds. Twsn,,
minutes are sufficient 10 set one up, wishi.ut mechsa
lcal aid, and when once adjusted itcsn with ssisly BE-
mill.
- PRICES:
$3.50 avn" '"s 10 ~ %sa'p A0u. ~ iAe,'-
>, ys1, I" I" rs" I" g q u"
" ~, 800, " " 2OS - a. a. a. 81
UTLiberal discount to dealers. l
AME h. CHADWICK,
No'oj Locust st., between Second and Third
row. iN w'ly 81. Louts, No.
For sale BY Messrs. DALZELL g. BRO, Agents OF
Louis.
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cITrziSs or scoff AND Amounting
COUNTIES!

S=....sE.7..E.s.s .c;o,vyva
SAAAAA - cvvAt - ~
d011NTfE0f
| 8zEs n#Vgf0 AAAseSs
L. gt#. atas.5 - 4a# s
n.-- n~~--o f
0ufIoWs !. Ies.y 4 nn
Larr,st Ara Most Sxssasivs stock Il Goods
Mi ever gptou6nt 80 Osvenpors.
nUR Stock has been selected with the greatest care,
Osnd wrl be found especially adapted 70 the wants and
ssstes Of this community; and We shall dispose OF them at
such Gamma. raj, "a pl.....
| We v,sld nsrticulsrly invite the attention Of tho Ladies
to our
n~- H..-- N>>S
0eock OF 11.s N'
MoIre ANTIQUE. Gro do Rhine and Brocsde slks
r'; ss. md g. sss1P ssa, sst sil.r Isl
's ssssa :as t e%9s.sa s,:.f Printed sA.l.s.
BsTascs, Tissues, r rMwnss g prins. ni,.,.u.
French and american sns i. rr ,ssI.. ~ psss. Goods
A ixrgs assortment q Ladies' and Misses
Ribbon Flower, F'unrssi e: = nice ssSostnsnt
snAWIS AND MANTiLIAs.
French and British xmhroidsr3ss,
s~i,ss sc9k and ssssnsss Collars
Edstnrs. insertins.. Bands, sc
S'' s sss e siis and as Tsss.a Gloves
L Lace and Net Gloves and Mittens.
WHITE Dol
.n,.. Ga. MINI. nnk and c.mbrie Mu.,ins
~ Smbr,idersd Curtain Muslins. IRISH LINENS
shsssnc; ns%..a and |. n n aihs. Sf ss;.i;, Linen 800,
A an ss.optmsnt Of
~. .as .ss.,.i s..ar.m..,s 81 sr.nY.MaSScIoru.
-. ING
Felt Lesh1rn,. Panama, Canton ant S. and Pain, Leaf eur lac;
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asas!! KansasIII
Notice no CONTRACTORS,

| DRoP0sALS will be received by the subscriber un.
4 Wthe thirty first day Of July next, for the founaa-
lions and masonry of the piers for Q bridge sctoas the
Mississippi River II Saint Paul.
The drst pier will be founded on rock at a depth of
ten Feet below The usual low water mark. The Soc
ond pier VIII be In water ten = et deep, and will hsvs
afoundation of piles. These two piers will be- each
elghty-four fsei high above the ordinary low water
marx, The remaining Eve piers will b. respective
" nity eight, forty eight, Thirty. eight, two Aty eight
ana eighteen feet high above the water level. Two
OF taem VIII DO In water Jour feet deep, aud the rest
on pats usually left dry. Tho bed OF the river Is
ssnd, and al the piers except the fret will have
foundations Of piles, on which will be places solid
cHos OF platforms of tim Der, built up TO within elk
inches oil hs1ow water mark. The masonry will be
inc usual quality of bridge masonry, the stones be-
ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints.
Inc TIMBER required for the foundations will be
furnished and delivered BY tho Bridge Company,
wA VIII also furnish q good limestone quarry con.
venientiy situated on the river bank, within one
milo OF the work.
Contractors are desired to.bid for the masonry blythe
cubic ysrd, and they are requested 10 enclose suita-
bletestimonials ofthoir ability 10 carry on the work,
The work must be commenced Immediately. and
completed within fifteen months after signing the
contract.
For further information inquire at the once OF the
subscriber al Saint Paul, where plans and specifics.
uons may DO seen. J. s. SEWALL,
Engineer 81, Paul Bridge Co.
saint Pa ul juneo7-to July ~
cAMPHENR AND SPIRIT Gas
ALyoRDA VAN PAFrAs.
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Wfpffrifs.
Wills ON g. HARLEY Y,
WhOlASalA Cr0cArS.

~ ,
w lLSO N O. II l.
Uklcl r~n~,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
n A " ENpn TOW A
L. ~
Teosf Iensf Ic0eg
$3.50 ~ -, h.. 49, ..wtr
* IN ehsSts o s4Ions ny nyiS san an Hrhp0"""'
20 caddiss frosn 10 3Olbs; "
so boxes Path Soap i
70 " vAiegatsd Soap
rs " shaving
q % Trausparcnt :.
CASTLE
50 boxes Pickles 49,
100 I. Tomato Oatsup and Pepper sauos,
l0Oboxss various brands Of choice Tobacco
10000 Cuba Sixcsoigar;
10000 Imported do
go bexs No. and scaled Herring
200 bbls now MackereI
IS half bbls do
70 kitts for family use;
80 bbls and kegs OF Molassss
70 hhds Sugar
50 doc Bed Cords;
SOL bls Dried Apples,
6osacks Dried PeactS,
Nnl nae Rafa}na
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WH0LRSAL1 AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern snd
Southern Markets alsrgs and we'll selected ssock
ofgoods Of all descripti0nsin common use, CONSISTING
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and aps,
Glassware, Q~ussnswsre, Buffalo Kobes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton " arp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass
@. At. I.6 ksnswha salt Hardware,
xet'sand kitlSaws, Iron, alikinds, steel assorted
Castings, Naiis, all kinda, Grindstones,
Wodsnware, Live Gesssfsathsrs Pitch&o skum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wallpaper,
Willow Bsskets, Paints and OILS, Dye Stu6s, DC.
which viii be sold at small advance for CsAh. As /
intend keeping everything In common use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front St,
At the neutrality-suspicious. Mills, Davenport, lows
June6, 1853. J. M. 30 WILING.
Soap ct . cts. . Gallon.
CAPoNIFlRR or Concentrated Lys-warrsntsd
- 70 make soap without Lane and with little trou.
bio, Just tho thing for Washing made easy. Cali and
get 8 box, for sale cheap ct the Hawkeys Store BY
June 3 DIFF JACOB WEAVER in. 4 d.
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SEASONED LUMBER
l saassJ sappty Iais sscaoa u
SHINGLES

have parehased snd pat ap ssonis PAtsa; a,
chine, In connection vita my Mil, asa an ..,i,asi
! eau supply my customers vita a better satn,Is !,
less money thsa any arc bfoaghl here for, or eaa ~
made 81 any other machine. 1 also make shNagir-
are Ia demand.
take this opportunity to return ny thank. for
past iasors, aud soltcII from my Customer. a ny a.
public a eontinganee OF the same.
splS2 dwu JOHN cASSos
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Old Brass and Copper TAINTED.
THE undsnignsd viii at all times pa, The highest
= cash price for old Bfass and Cope.
June 81 df y. MERWfs, y
At Davenport Oar Ussra.
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ELISHA McRIssICK.

Ihave this day shipped BY railroad 70 my place, (Nslu-
gfu's Grove, Lee o., Ill., one Of CIarks Patent Portable
Flopring Mils, purchased Of Mr.. Y. McRissick, Of 0hics-
60, which i have seen running while 10 his Possession,
and | can say, without hesitation, ! believe II to 10 de
convenience and performing the work In good order. And
further, ] can say, after having investigated the subject
TO considerable extent, i have no hesitation In saying /
prefer small stones 10 large ones, - the aouT y more gen
orally ola lively nature, and giyes better eattsacton 70
the bakers. M WHALEY.
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IT'S great uulisy. sim
pticity, sheapness o
price and adaptation 4
thc wants oil all olsssel
OF the Q Q m u nNy
strongly Recommend I
Ia every StsSe In HI
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WHITE GOODS.

DLAIS, Figured and dotted Swiss Muslfns.
i Jaeonst aud sarsinet Cambrics.
Plaid, Striped and Plain Nainsooks.
Bishop Lawns and Book Musllns.
Tarletons, India Dimity, Victoria ~skirtDg.
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diapers,
Fine Linen and Grass Cambrics,
Cambria Dimities and Dlmity Bands.
Figured prilllantss, Checked aud Striped cantnfss,
For sale st low pfses az WADswoRIHs,
juas W dx ID g., Spposts Il oishs House
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Seasoned FIO0rlng.

both rough and dressed; and having 49, ,s,,
pains 10 ssedre ths services OF tho 6ssl mscaan,ss IA
Inc States, isel assured that any lumber oI.n.I ~
my Mill will give satisfaction. lwili DO J1b P,ss,,'
as low as any establishment la tho sesi.
Persons wishing 10 bald waers time i. an nbha,.
would do well ~ call and ioOS al ghy st,.s. btt1,.'
contracting elsewhere, as / have A lar, -
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Storage, ForwardingG Commission

In this branch Of the trade, We are pre- Jared 70 do
q large amount OF business. Merchants and othsn
making consigp sns 70 our House, may rest saur
cd Of me utmost 1dslity on our part 70 her inter-
esks. and that their onslguments shall receive promp
attention In sales and rsturns.
n. b. esrsisstosy inference given In all cases,
and with pleasure ssz a1&s4
Mar 3dvsf RYAN 4 MeCARN.
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BURNELL, GILLET & co.
SAW MII,T,T

kNoh sale al cahnoa,s Saw and Flaming Nm.,.
ry description OF PINE LUABB rs,a.s's
have started my Mills in eonplele order, ma bsst !
. good stoex OF st. CrViS Logs on maud, mn assIs
70 'sceiye orders Iorahy Kind OF Lanbsr, sh,oa !
In the order Ia which they arc r,ceiy,d; a..
come nrst served. | have al present on aaad : an
nfnsk NJ aske
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nFN FLOUR g. FEED STORE

THE subscriber having made arrange menh 70 be
i permanently supplied win toar, tskes ms meta
| cd Of informing the cinIsns Of Dsyenportuha ne Pc
| AID HAxrison strsess. a iiosrai deduction made 70
bakers and thoss who buy 70 sell again. vcp
| Junss dw3m NfS1'
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SCOTT ca
Good New for the Ladies'!
me hhrdshiTs OF the dreaded washing day" are at
removed By
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Yours truly. STEPHEN MILLER,

f1U1u FWuI sPoCU " uIlaUt1Pu8.
hereby certify, that for tbs last fur weeks / have had
in operation one Of Y. 4 y. N. ClarEs Patent FIGURING
Mills. I have been running ton an average Of fromsight
to twelve hours Without stopping, and should do 20 forty.
eight heun If required II gives every subtraction Thai
one can ask. think IL II certain To supsrssds all the
old methods of milling. ! have besni In the milling busi.
ness over fifteen years, and yet ! can say truly that have
never seen anything Of the kind 30 nesI perfection, live
In ssdsbsrg, Chester County, Pa, two miks from Psrkers-
burg, where ! run IL daily, and my customers viii testify
TO the satisfaction ofsheir hour aud bran. Ihave travelled
through nine Of the Western States, and it supersedss
any thing i have ever seens -