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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28

HES. LAKE SHORE PACKET STEAM
q ER Kate Frisbec-This splendid and very
fSsaGL fast running Quilt expressly for the
bay and well arranged for having elegant
route will regularly all the watering places
will be given of the time of departure and the reg
lar days. Il. M. HARRISON CO.,
,1yD (Irnvi Sfrapt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28

nIBOLL, w, o. CARPENTER, No. 2e4 MAGA-
~ ZINE Street. between Delord and Poeyarrestr Job
birg of all descriptions short notice and reasonable
Stores fitted up Counters of Black Walnut Mahogany
and Cerns made and repaired and guaranteed for one year
Sash Doors Blinds made and repaired Lattice work and
packing all kinds made order Step Ladders Of all
a;1es censtany on hand felS ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28

pANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO TWIBILI.
~ EDWARDs1 Nos 2s 30 and 80 New Leyee and q A %
per- Tn Sheet Iron Brass Work He is ready
making sf Steam Trains Clarifying and Evaporating
Pans Feers Juice Boxes and everything appertanng to the
Sugarhouse.
of Steam Gauge Steam Whistles, Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc., constantly on hand.
would call the attention of planters to the Steam Trains
which successful operation the plantations Of
Col R. G. Camp Messrs s. I. Harrison F. J Forsta Nelson
Co. and L. E. Forstal Of this city to whom he
sncctfnIiy refers for ful| nurticulars m22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28
THE LAKE.

Leaves on THURSDAY 18th inst. at I O'Clock P. NJ.
Fgs. FOR ALL THE WATERING
EETts s. Places on the Lake Shore. via the River The
Knte Frisl,es viii leave for Pascagoua Ocean springs
and all inrnedine landings a the River as above Is now
Information in regard the boat apply board opposite
Bienvilie street or to r. NJ, HARRISON Il CO..
- Crawl Straat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28

GAS-GAS-GAS-H. GUILD, No. 2l4 ST. CHARLES
VI between Girod and julia (enranee to shop on St.
Mary sreet keeps constantly hand large assortment of
GAS FIXTURES of the latest patterns, and also j. W. How
ards and improved patent Gas which the paten
% percent of Brass WORK
description order Globe Valve Cocks OF all sizes,
double and single ame and Stops of patterns speer
solder constantly on hand
n-A orders entrusted viii be promptly eSecu-
ted In workmanlke manner for cash. my5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28

fws. EXCURSION TO THE WATERING
sTAaElLbtssa p PLACES AND BACK.-For SATURDAY, 3lst
Ffsse@s&a inst The splendid fast running steamer Kate
FrEsbee Quilt expressly for bay will leave the wharf
at the Jefferson Railroad the arrival at the Lake Of the 81
o'clock and the wharf the Poncharain Railroad
the Lake of the O'Clock On her return
will leave Ocean Springs Sunday evening, returning the
city time for the early Monday morning For further
particulars apply to r. NJ. HARRISON & CO.,
95 (fravieT street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-28

DRECKENRlDGE COAL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
ID prepared deliver the above celebrated Coal to
steamboats, hotels manufactoes private families etc. in lots
to suit at $40 per ton Of 1000 lbs.
~ Orders left the Yard Front Leyee between ula and
ST. Joseph Streets will receive immediate attention.
CREEVY & FARWEIIL, 80 NatcheS street.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

EAkTH QUAcE.--A correspondent at
DE Soto Jackson co.. Ill.,, writes Us that
a severe shock was felt there between
the hours Of three aud four o'clock on
Sunday morning last. II extended as
far south as Cairo, and for many miles
north. Our informant saws tina, his
house was violently rocked, aud abe
agitation OF the earth's surface continued
come miuiea. ee H4sa
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
i;oos Notices.
Arthur's Hsme Magazine.

For tire Moral worth this Magazine is not
Surpassed BY any publication in TIE Country,
Mr.. Arthur's tales of domestic life are wide
y k1owt an appreciated aud in add, ion 10 his
regular contributions as Editors, which alone
ought to induce every man who has family to
subscribe for the Home Magazine, Virginia F.
Townsend the well known Authoress is ascot.
ated with him in The Editorial Mana cement
Now is the time 10 subscribe.
I. S. Arthur& Co., Philadelphia.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
A M Enquirer
AErAfRs IN ITALY--A sLUnHERIya vot.

A Republican Insurrec,ion in Naples
on tbs arrival of The Allied Fleets, was
regarded by France and England a, Ger
ain, while the resolve 10 sand these
'Aee.s ye, existed. II was agreed b.
both poWer that such RepuJiican dem
onstrntion SHOULD be suppressed. So far
unhappy s.pirsnm to freedom had no.
thing to hope. Bur, j, being well know ,
to England and France that d Mora,,s,
lnsnrrectioE in Naples was more pro.
baole even than Republican Revolt.
England said:"Of course. we shall pu
that down. hkewisel" 49,
The reply Of the Emperor of the
French is said 10 have been:"I can hard
'y pledge myrelfto CO operation IN that
ease. seeing that il involves precisely the
RICH, by which ] myself occupy the
throne G: France. namely, a Restoration
effected BY The Nation"
Upon ibis question turned that Of
abandoning altogether the pro- o,ed svel
expedi'lnn, and which We have seen
carried into effect. T,pszs cit
l wish that could truly say that the
rsnunciation ol The in,e1 tion 10 send on
expedition 10 Naples puis an end to all
fear OF disorders (revoIts or in.urrectipns)
there or elsewhere in l,niy. have
letters from Napier OF l5,h, and from
Rome Of 9 h inst, which state that The
already known hesiation of :he Allies 10
coerre The k,pg Of Naples bad ,ncen.ec
The liberal rarly. who Ioudly exclaimed.
1--WE are PoLANDizED
The walls were covered with l.lacard-
denonncrnR The Alliss ms ihe wars. en-
em'es oi freedom. From Rome, a die
hngnfshs1 person writes, soa,ewha
obscu.sly. through cau'iou, o5vioa.ly
under The impression of fearful pto-
specl.ye--lbat "scenrs and measus-s
were In preparation in Italv that xuu..i
make humanity shudder."
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

EAILRoAD MATTERS.

Mr. S,ich,er, Of the Curiew House, has
Information from. Burlington, ,ha, some
arrangement has been affected between
the c. q Is. & NJ. G. Railroads. and the
b. d NJ. 4. Railroad Company, Tor III.
completion Of the latter road to this place
on or before the is, of Jone.s This il
good news if true, and Mr.. S. has conf
dence in The source Of Il.
We learn from Mr.. Hawiey who at
tended meeting OF the Directors Of the
b. e. NJ. X. a, Fairfield Las: week ina,
the campaay are prepared TO pu, the
entire road under contract s,once. il the
counties Yves, Of Henry furnish aid
Jefferson County is to vote shortly on a
proposition to,ake $500. 600 stock inclu.
sive Of ,he 100000 already taken. there
being some conditions in tine first sub
scriplion which embarasses The sale of the
bonds. We hope the citizens of JeHer-
son county will consul, their true. inter
esir this time, by sustaining the propo
si,ion. i she does so we shalt have
Railroad communication with the Ess,
10 less than one year. The Counties at
The Western end OF the route, stand pre-
pared. we learn, 10 subscribe largely
Mills County come hall million. and
Nebraska CITY largely. Believing ,ha,
This road pay as well as any pad in the
Wet, there is every inducemeni 10 push
il forward TO an early completion, and W.
hope no efforts will be spared by the
friends in Jefferson and else W here to fur
nish such local aid To The Company as
they reasonably require TO pun il under
contract al once.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

The South Carolina Legislature me /,
On MpDday. Tho Governor. IN his mes
cage, regards The recent elections as mere
ly establishing truc. between the North
add South. He advocates The revival Of
the Slave trade. and thinks that every
branch Of labor shorld be in the 10 OF
The slavrs. He refuses TO lay before The
Legislature The regulations Of the New
Hampshire Legislature, transmitted ,hro'
the Governor of the Stale. The resi- OF
The message-is devoted TO State affairs.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
New YurA, Nov. % h.

Advlces have been received by the
State Department to The eiisci thai Chill
and Peru had agreed to cpaTlbule men
and money TO aid The Central American
State 10 the ex,erminalIoBs ,f Walktr
ECUADOR and New Granada had BON
been soiiciird " enter into The sane ar
raDgemenls. but the New Granadians
have declined having anything to do with
the scheme. Ecuador. il Is thought
Will come 10 and furnish its share. Ii ~
unde, stood that The old Nicaragua Tran
sn Co., nave had something 10 DO sui
this plan.
The Cabinet were in session to-da,
aud read the proof sheeis Of the finance
report. the most Oi which 10 now in " ne.
The report Is unusual lengthy and very
able, moraciog an entirely pew ieature
railroad statistics.
The Secretary of the War Drpar,-
ment will alIude only to The operations
OF the Crlmean mission under Capt
Mcclellan. t5
The report Of the letter no, vet being
completed Capt. Mcclellan has been IN
consultation with the Secretary 10 Gay !.
The Secretary report will no, be com
ple,ed before Monday. The same is
true Of secretary Dobbin q report. The
new minisier from Walkers government,
IN Nicaragua has not ye. arrived. The
presen, disposition in view OF Goicour,'s
exposure Of Walkers Ultimate designs.
10 10 refuse his recognition. A strong
pressure, however, 10 being exeried on
the President, To extract from him prom
lie to receive Farriil who will moi present.
his credentials until assured Of his re-
cer,ion Minister Wheeler's ie,ara 70
Nicaragua 10 no. anticipated although he
has moi been removed. The President s
Individual sentiments have entirely
changed lately towards Walker and he
will wnhhold his coun,enanse from him
in every way possible.
The Tribune of to-day savs:--"We
learn on good authority tha, Mr.. Buch
anan has offered TO Gen. Cass The posi-
non Of Secretary of Sia'e, and tina, the
offer was accepted on Tuesday last
The statement comes 10 US ia such a
manner itai We Cannot Withhold il from
he public.
The United States flag ship Savannah,
Commodore Mercer from Brazil SQUAT
ron. q. + Emmons commanding. arrived
asthis port last evening from Rio Janelro,
which coast she LEI. Oct l3,h
The sloop Of war Germantown re
msiEed AT Mo,evedo
Au English and French squsdfon
were a, Rio Jareiro when the Savannah
sailed. las a pssa A sr9 -l
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

The Union FOUNDRY, BURLINGTON, is
obtaining w the excellence OF its work
a general re2ute in this region In call
ing attention TO the card OF Mr.. REM,
the proprietor oil this cslsbIishment, we
would refsr TO Messrs Anderson Il Sim
ons. the machinery Tor swhose new mill
near his place was made Al the Union
Foundry. 5r 81 sa zd3
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
peterson's ladies National Magazine.

This Magazine srstains the claims asserted
by the Publishers, that it is not surpassed by
any other Magazine in the Country, either as
regards its Literary merits, its fashion plates
or It's ensravings. The publishers promise 10
make several improvements in 1857, VIII Gu will
tonish even their old friends.
Terms two dollars year invariably in ai-
vance. t
Charles j. Peterson, lG2 Chestnut st. eet
Philadelphia.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

We happen TO know :ha, DIX. AVER S
Cherry Pecforal and Cafhartic Pills
are good medicines, and shall proclaim II
because we do know il. We confident
ly believe there 10 vast amount of re
iiei from suffering Tor our afflicted fellow
men wrapped up in these skilful prepar.
atoms. and we shall freely use our lulIe
influence 10 make them known to those
Who need ,hem.-Phitadeiphia Sunday
Times. II.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
Milwaukee. Nov. %

The funeral ceremonies TO day in his
city Of Solomon Juneau. ihs pioneer Of
Milwaukee,. exceeded nything Of shr
KIND ever witnessed here. The 6rsmen,
military and civil societies were ont
Buildings on several streets were hung
In mourning. - '4@s*9 q
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
MdrrtrQcs.

On Thursday, September I'd, by A. HULL.
Mr.. WM. L. LAYTON, 10 Miss PHEBE HoBss,
both Of this county.
% Thursday, November 2lst, by a. HULL,
Mr.. ]. NJ Thomson, to Miss SAMA, TIA BURr.
both OF this county.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. THOMAS
WALLACE, Mr.. JACOB SIBEREi l., to Miss
ELIZABETH !. Rosi, ai.of Wapei,o County,
Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

V To which. il we add the Fillmore
vote 750, 900. which. m the leading Tea
ture OF Lster-day Repubicanism (,he
Niger question, is Identical with the
Democratic Party, however widely ihe
Know Nothing and Democratic parties
may differ on the question OF the Na,n
raliza,ion law and .be rights oil, foreign
ers--leaves Fremon, 1850. 600 in the
minority, on the question whether The
Negro is as good as The while man. or
rather whether the northern white me.
chanic shall be reduced 10 the same level
with Negroes.
The writer Of the above is the new
Editor Of the OscaIoosa Times. We
congratulate HIM on his luminous dis
covery in regarI to Republican doctrines.
Such close observer. such an astute rea
soner, the man Of such com prehe nsise
genious. as Ia be able 10 discover that the
question which divides The crunlry, is
the question "whelher the Negro 10 as
good The white man, or rather whether
the mechanic shall be reduced 20 the same
level with The Negroes" ough, no, 10
expose himself this cold weather. We
sfectiona.ely aayise him TO wear cork
soles, soak bis fee, every nigh, before 60
ing to bed and wear poul,ice on top OF
his head until The fever of intellect sub
sides somew what. And then o Times
if thou but wslkest uprigh, for a time
,hon cansl attain TO seat al the rlghi
hanl OF Mrs Pennington.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

A. HARDAUGH. Burlington, direc, i'm
potter ard Jobber in Hardware aud Sole
Agents for Wilder's Safes. ,grees 20 dn
piicate Bills at Chicago and Sam, Louis
prices, an offer which should secure him
the trade of this region. See card.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

AMERICAN House., Chicago.-This is
a very comfortable House tor Iowa folks
10 stop At, at least We have found j. so.
and not snnreasorably severe on the
purse. A prominen. and interesting fea-
lure of this Establishment 70 our Odd friend
"Tinkhsn,'' 10 whose attention we COM
mend such of our friends az have occasion
to visit Chicago. See card.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

To ApvERrfsRRs.-We are about re.
setting our advertisements, and will be
obliged 10 resident advertisers. who wish
10 make chsnges, ADDITIONS or alterations,
10 advise US a, The earliest convenien,
opportunity.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
--latest Nrtus.

NEW DIRK. Nov. :

The steamer lllInois arrived this morn
ing from Asp'nwall with California Gates
TO 5,h inst She brings nearly two mil
lions in treasure, d & ~. --~4- u El
California has gone'for Buchanan and
Breckenridge.
The Sonora left San Francisco on the
evening Of the 9th. The.elec,i, n return.
received up to Two O'clock on. ,ha, da,
tootup Buchanan, 900 F.llmor. g. 600
Fremont $500. Nothing defnne COZ
corning the Legislature. Nearly full
returns from San Francisco give Buch
anan 100 over Frer on, and The latter
nearly 200 over Fillmore. The Re
publican legislative uckel prevailed IN
San Francisco. though buchanan would
probably have $50 mai. there Tbs vote
IN the city was much less than the vote
al The Stale election imst year. This IL
attributed 10 Inc a5sencs OF several
working Poll'icians. The election pass-
ed of quietly.
Advices were received on the dav oi
the steamers sailing that FIRE was rag
ing 10 Sacramento in the National
Theatre block.
ID. 5. Wells. (Republican) candidate
Tor Mayor ~ Armada county, was killed
by beng thrown from carriage.
The lDdians are stii restless in Cal
lfornia. Gen. Crosny had fie h, ", b a
party on the klamath rivei, killing ss.-
ersl Ano.hsr attacked the whites nea,
Bald Mountain. kilIlra many,
NATHAN P Cook came passenger on
.he ltiInola. He liz delegate 10 Wash
ingsoa from the gsdsden purchase, who
had taken steps for forming a territorial
government under The name oil Orizo
MIA.
The markets in San francisco were
inactive. Prices Generosity unchanged.
Dates from the lslhmus Of The 20lh OF
Nov. Advices there from Costa Rica To
Oct 80, state sha. The Congress had
voted $4,000 for the cam paign apains,
Walker, and had also pur has-d the
American brig Dover 10 convert iu,o
war vessel.
The Chilian Government, bad offered
assistance TO COSTA Rica, aud comma
sidnrrs hac left The latter country On
SPECIAL missions to Peru and Chi, A
specal messenger arrived at Puma
Arenas on the 9Th October, with drs-
psteh.s from Goaiensia Esh, hun
dred Sslvadorians wsre tmhaIking AT
Reallgo Oct. 2lst. and eight vessels were
waiting al LaunI"n tor two ,li uSand
Qua TEN alan recruits, under the command
uf Carrsra
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

CHARLES HENRY, manufacturer Of Car.
RIGGS ard Wagons, corner Third and
Valley Streets. Burlington. IL doing a
nery large business, and getting an OK
iensiye reputation for superior WORK in
his line, osine only Eastern humber. For
particulars see card. .8sitixs s8a f8
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

POPULATION or DuBuouE.--Ths
Board of Education Of Dubsque took an
accurate enumeration Of ths, city abou,
tbs first Of This month The populauon
was found TO he l2,434 The value Of
the new buildings constructed during the
year 1855 was one million Elk hundred
thousand dollars. }assp s4
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

HENRY ID. FALEs 10 manufacturer
abooW holesale Dealer IN Boots, Shoes
and Rubbers, ID South Wafer ST., Chi
cago. He manufactures in Massachusetts,
where all The Boots and Shoes are made,
and 10 thus enabled 10 sell at eastern
prices, as he says he will do. Mr. F's
card will be found In another column.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

PRE EMprIohs.-I The Register of
Pobiic Lands in this city ha. received
orders from the General Land Office al,
Washington, not to allow any farther
pre- EN- 2tions to be made within fifteen
miles on each side Of the four railroads
across the State. No.lces Of intention.
however may still be filed. where the
se'llemen,s were made previous 10 the
29sh Of OctobeT.-CouncI Bluffs
Chronotype.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
STILL REruRkISo.-The Southern

STILL RETURNING.-The Southern
Kansas em'granss. .. seems are quitting
The Territory about as numerousIy as
they flocked to IT.. The steamer E o
Ogden. which reached the city yssisr-
day, hac on board about two hundred OF
,hem. all on their way back TO their old
homes. and mos, thoroughly disguised
wi,ha country SO close 10 the North
Pole.--N. Louis Democrat Goth.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

DAVIS, MOODY & Co., are Wholesale
dealers ia Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, IL .Soi,h Water ST., first Block
Wes, Of the Central Depo,. Chicago
This 10 a house well known in Southern
Iowa, beng connected with Sami., C..
Davis e. CO.. 81 Louie. We are very
happy 70 commend their card in anno,h-
er column, 20 our readers. aH#s 4.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

GowDy, TERRY AND LAWRENCE
Tbs IL one Of the very bes. Chicago
Wholesale Staple & Fancy Dry Good.
Houses. fasorsbly situated a, 10 South
Water ST., near the Central Depot, and
fully prepared TO supply The Western
trade. We call youl attention TO their
card.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

The number Of schools in the County, during the
year ending October 18th is IS.
Number Of Male Teachers ~; Females 49, compen.
sation of Teachers s4,ss1 co. Avaroge compensation
per month, Males $40 IS; Females 81 Os. Number Of
days taught during the year. 5,O74. Average attend
snce Of Scholars $50. 'e@ san So
Amount Of Teachers fund on hand in the County at
this time, 81 ,22l AZ.
Total amount Of School Fund in this County 500 07
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
Editorial KHleS

All communications must be accompanied
by the real name of the author, but may be
uhlished with fictitious signature. ss1E .
Notices Of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
feelings will be published free Of charge.
Notice of the meetings OF Charitable Insti-
tutions, and Politicaland public meetings gem
orally, half the usual rates of advertising.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

The JEFrERscN HoUsE. Wess side Of
The Public Square, Fairfield, Is very well
ksp. by Mr.. VIM. J. Law. Travellers
may rely upon finding good aCcommo-
dauons and reasonsbls charges. Please
read card IN another column OF this pa.
neK
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
Appointment Of Mr.. Manning.

We have heard with much pleasure
Of the appointment, by the Governor, OF
E. Manning, Esq. OF Keosauqua. as
Commissioner Of the Demoine Improve
mens, To supply vacancy occasioned by
tie resignation Of Judge William Mckay.
We certainly regard this appointment. as
the very bes. tina. could have been made,
Mr.. NJ. bavp.s been long identified with
the valley, aud having always taken q
deep interest in the Improvement Of The
River. !. is not probate that the ne "
commissioner will have Il In his power
10 do much in the way o: hss,ss.ing the
completion Of this much talked Of work.
be, we have every assurance that wha,-
ever power Mr.. NJ. has. will be eAerled
wisely and well.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
Albany. Nov 26th,

: .ft Albany, Nov 2bth.
Mccain who has been on, trial here
for the murder Of his wife. has bssn con
sicsed and sentenced 70 be executed on
tbs 23c Of January.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
~ George W. Curtis uses the follow

ing beautiful and appropriate smile.
What have we achieved in This con-
test! We have lost battle, but we have
won victory. The receding steps OF
The men who retired from Bunker Hill
echo .hroueh history like the advancing
tread Of The great army OF freedom
Such 10 precisely our position this day
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

a. The newspapers in Michigan are
complaining already that he MALE are
delay ed by snow storms. 80 y ffSsa
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04
ColrMoN SCHOOLS.

We are indebtedto Mr.. A. l. Graves, School fund
Commissioner for the following highly interesting and
valuable statistics Common Schools In wapeo Coun
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

The DEMoINE IMPROVEMENT LoA-
We noticed several menhsrs OF this CON
pany. and the Stale Comipissioner and
Register in Town las. week. bu. have
no. been advised up''o this writing in re-
iston To the object OF result OF the inset
'ns.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

Hoes AT Cincinnati, on the 25th, Hogs
were selling at 4 5o@5 10, the inside figure
for light.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

Hl USE CLARK, Ruth Han, Edith Hale, Rob,,
M&komaine, Wofsden, Ten nights In q Bar Room,
Hampton Heights, The Scalp Hunters, Bunsby Paper,
Anne Boleyn, Hunters Feast sunbeam Stories (iabrj
snce, Just received and for sale by W L. ORR
Dec t,.nlo
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

RaBbES, Testaments. Bible Dictionary. Barn,.,
EbNotes, Bucks Theological Dictionary, Pilgrim,
Progress, Life Of Christ Sermons for the Times and
Fox's Book Of Martyrs for sale by w. L. DIN
Gee. 4thn40. ~
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

SCHOOL R0OKS.-.Reaiers. spellers Ir,t
sSmetics, Biographies, Graminers English and La, |
M Algebra, Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiology SebonI
histories, Young Speaker. and complete assortmel.
oil school Books, together with Paper Pens INK Jna
stands, Slates, &C, for sale by " l. opp
Dec. inf "'
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

U3DOKS..-Dicks' Works. Chambers' Inforna,,x.
AD for the People, Shakspeares Works, Byron's do
Burns do, Heman's do, SCOTS do, Pictorial Hs,oyn
OF Anerica, Pictorial History of the L. S. Cyclopedi
OF useinl knowledge Com, Perry's Japan Expedition
Thers French Revolution, Life Of Napoleon sd. n.
poieon and his Marshals, Iryings Works, Button
chambers Pocket Miscellany, The Young Amer,
Library, together with good assortment Of useful an
entertaining books, just received and for sale by
Dee. ith, -it0 nm
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

NNy KITE l. II A d, Linseed Oil. Fish do 1
w sperm do, Nestsfoot do, Sweet do Castor. do
InrpeEtine, Copal Coach, Demar Japan and Leather
'afnsshes Tor sale by dec. +-n4e] W. L, ORR.
VEvARTARIC ACID, Cream of Tartaz CARR
~ OF SODA, saltpetre, ouinine Morphine Sulphur
SAT-, and large stock Of Drugs and Medicines Just
received and for sale by W Il ORR
Dec. 4, n40. = go"
Demoine courier., 1856-12-04

az USECAL INSTRUMENTATION Fla.
~ q tnas, Aceordeons, yiollns and German flutes
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