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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
Mechanical.
SCOTS a,.ttle Giant
Corn and Cob NIiIl.

TTIHE subscribers have purchased the exclusive
1 right TO use make and Vend the LITTLE
Ola Mt, in forty counties in Western Virginia.
| and are making their arrangements to. furnish
the mill In the various counties by the lst OF
September next, 30 that all persons who are de
sirous of supplying themselves with this vHln-
able Mill will have an opportunity OF doing SO:
important Of modern times, for the use Of the
we'll advised farmer and stock feeder, and the
universal favor with which it has been received
FROM the frat, more than anything else, attesLA
it, utility and superiority.
For portability, simplicity of construction.
anil convenience of use, the Little Giant has no
equal. 1t weighs from three to five hundred
pounds. according to size, can be put in opera
lion by the farmer in twenty minutes, without
expense or mechanical aid, then adjusted and
used with convenience by any body.
TIL. LITTLE Gl Ant has received the FIRST
PREMIUMS at every State Fair from Missouri to
Maryland the past Fall, and that in the most
complimentary manner.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi-
tive manner against breakage or arrangement.
and warrante.; to grind feed from cob corn. and
grits or fine hOruiny from shelled corn, with u
degree of ease and convenience for farm pur poses
never attained before. -.-.
There are four sizes Of the LITTLE GIANT,
which will be sOId ct the following prices. viz ::
No. 1. Is offered at 8s5, complet ready for at
tachiEg the team. and warranted TO grind eight
bushels of feed per hour. with one horse. No. 2,
ri $40, will GRAD ten bushels per hour, with one
horse. No. 3. At $50, will grind fifteen bushels
grind twenty bushels per hour, with two horses
~ All communication addressed to us Ut
Fairmont, Va, will receive prompt attention.
COOPER HALL, g. 90.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
Tin, Copper, Rrassac sheet
iron ERaPe

A LARGE assoEtmsas OF TiHI Copper, Brass
found At my store Opposite Bsrtlssis Hotel. To-
gethes With every srllels usually sspt in es.ab-
ishments al the kind.
Those wishing 20 Purchase are iavitsd 70 can
r-iss ,g-vrs--ssssl sEsc1 Ylh ss soN -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

PRICES esREATr.v " rnx- cDs
FORAGE WATERS, No. $50 Brosd~.-..
| IL York, Agent for the best Bosto, ~ ~ New
York instruments.i The largest assor f -ra New
Pianos, Meiodeops, Musical Instrumentsal sS %
StAtes. Pianos from ten different ME- l.ed
riea. Comprising those Of every ssr;se as
from tho plain, neat and substantial ~ $500,
In Rosewood Cases from 10000 To- thass.
most elegant finish UP % one thousa. a Si ne
No house In the Urion can complete win IS.
is instramsnts, nor IL the extsomsy iov y q
\ at which they are sold y =, Z, stl0es
Horace Waters, Modern Improved PIN.
with or without lion Frames. posssss;,
their improvements of oyer-sfrines IA s,;,a 10
sonaf rs the Grand Piano. united vsth tsAhsone
ty nI IrabiI OF struetnre of ana ~ -
lano. They arc Justly pronounse sd nv sba 30! y.
sna tiss e he equal 20
h.,;is of eLa hasf mssS 49, ney Are
material. ma enarratteed "a sssssoned
eSsIy shnas.e. s,, - Z.
t;an ~ -tno1ev rama y satisise-
SsnSed Tinos al preatl 6arvssns ssesond'
stors mica fTom SsO tefi ~ VVhssantly u
Horace Waters Meioaeons, superior, Ins.Fu.
msnts IN tone, teNsn ana duFahilil OF make.
nunea tns sesat ssl,s Mel0deona of
AL, =, os ass 49, IA sna Pss fs,
600 dollars; Less hbetl aiseennt ClsrsT1
men aad; csnfsnss' an Sssss aalseoans
.;,,as 49, 'soss 'vioIsna ana u-
euts Of ~ kinds, g love- Pfissa than vsrSe.
iSas sbsSs md sShoals. The trsSs sncsSlhSsste
teache.s nho.sS $500 A"' SeSs s1ppAsdsss
the noss bu S.'a ~ ~ az A., ,,.,
" y. " t.sss = ssea
SasAiVS W SS,SfstsnS
many ol tne si ~ ga ~ ~ ave o. sls
~ mAs ~ n,,s ~ 49, ~; WaetS
y 1919 - SS'UN Se-S - s"st tsss4F HAN W
preeen rs ....., A.. ~, s,tt, -
music seae py 49, '. AZ ~ ~ sps
poss- EtsSAIsa sIa y. lessPnsl ss.si.ps
Pave v ~ ~ y
guar anteea ~ sssty sas sa. nn9 Ae'
!oaeons toi tsnts sie ts.ss i OWL en-
flanoa and * - aeie 3a
~
w l s 49,: ssl ~ -. n ny ~
s ~ ~ ,pt.i is' s"' y - " sne
Grone induesmenta oifera{i 10 asant. &,
III 800 ~ sbf AM, ~ Is selI an HorssSs W.. -
- IS;,sr NnIoSs,,,"s s,S, ftS,s 49, q, n ~
~ "eN'N~SS'''' = ~
''S p,,.. 80, N-s,., W. inasn ,t,ssyffTX
W.. - Ts.s Prosdxvav scart e. a.
i ~ y. os ~ ~ ~ ,siak; ~ ~ u
~ ,S ~ ~. - ~ $3.50
4 - 49, sIi syLs Jastsa ~.
fT ~. ssi..Ss ~ De Il 49, sn1i y. M ~
Is, s St
~ 49, ~ III si az M go ~ ssAa0aA
Ano - ~ vac Per
- stLs ,,,st Z. NA :,
~ s;s, ne SISa sSfo e. al Ia thS istses
| ~ u W., IL - .. tI,S eSah aVstsSn ~
ma.ng seayy.' Tstse are known "a amor,
.. We arc enabled TO speak az 49, ~"
ssrSmSnts with some degree Of eonhisnrs 80. IN
personal knowtee ge ufstkeff tsftS6 lam 49, oT
1 auraois quality.-N, Y. RvRnre,li.t, 'S"' AN"
Tsstimnnial. r.r,,,
''t A'"ieSsorS!
HORACE WATERs, ESQ.,, $50 BFoalprnv. N .Aa
DEAR SIR,-Having examined vonr ~.
Fortcs from scientific and Erpro6r;tt.y Ian
Bn enabled 20 form sHtiAfa:to,y ir'S,,ns,,. !
their merits, and 1t ia with p!eaa1Ir, sliat -,
sRS nsssvsa sts. sSsE g. s 'a''' 'S'-s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
Steam Marble works.

MICHAEL j. RoHAN, No. 66 Market street,
Ifl Wheeling, Va, keen, ID finishes
TO order, all kinds of y tesd
Stones, Mantles, Gri'
PlaIter of Paris.
4por tie meat
ess -.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
From the Cincinnati Daily Times

'tTHE LITTLE GIANT."- By invitation We call.
terday. to witness the operation ct what this in
ventOr hu1 denUIniuAted the - Little Giant Corn
AMI Cob Mill" ifcver name wns we'll applied
it is in the present instance. The mill only
weighs about three hundred pounds. AMI with u
single horse attached to IL ten foot shaft it eats
up corn and cob = with vengeance" 1t is got
up on All improvement on the best p patent Of the
kind ever attained. and is simple in it's con-
structi"n that it can be put together and set in
motion in 30 minutes, and Gun afterwards be adj
iusted and used with ease by any body. 1t will
per hour. ie9T tt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
From American Farmer. Baltimore, Md.) fo
MuV. 1855

SCOTS LITTLE GIANT" We have nu-
merous testimonials to the value of this Corn
and Cob Mill. called the :. Little Giant" among
President of the Maryland State Agricultural
Society. Mr. Earle says: ~ have ground on
un average, seventy bushels of corn ON the cob
per week, since the LIST of January. reducing the
cob and grain to coarse meal and the crnsher
exhibits 40 far. scarcely porceptible evidence
OF wen'. ! an safely recommend it to my broth
to modern agricultural machinery. The ccnnO.
my of feeling and cob is equal to u saving
Of at least thirty three per cont"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
FreshArriVaI.

DR.. JOSJPH L. CARk
WHoLaE sA Al y gETAL. DRUG
opposite pos1 ssstis. si III. cl.rl..
ladsdiphia al New YOrE q Large : and md
MR yell selstei stock OF American.
- EEsneh and hglish chem halls, Drnrs'
AedleiHes, Eargical I1ssrumsnts, sain.s. oiIs''
merry, Fancy Articles, Hationery, confesti on
y, etc., etc. Also, isRe stock 81
Tobaeco, snui' and sesats,
OfeIsEys braid and qualsy all Of ieh he win
81. Ell lSn ioT or on tIasnAl PINE
- Fans can Tly upen hEYine their
prescriptions carefully .6mpOundel. Good
ets - "Fh erFs. an rrehsfio e repre-
's1.s-- -. nsste ~ :.
RLIANKS!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
BLANKS

Ilt.ask lDssls, Dsedso1 TrsstI lnhTnons
~ hassas'os sssds, 4 !. fsr1ls,tihis q
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
Toilet Articles for ladies
and Gentlemen.

CIurksburg. Va, September 24tI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

AN ArFEcTIoNATE Doc. One day last week,
a dog in the family of the late NJ. Isaac Pearson,
died from actual grief for the loss of his master,
The dog was over ten years old, and Mr. Pear
son had always taken The utmost care of him,
giving him meat and drink with his own hand
certain hours of the day. After the death of
his owner, he went into the house and appeared +.
as much as any person there, to know the event
that had taken place, and from that hour he re-
fused to eat or drink, and went mourning about
till he pined away and died, without any apear-
ance of disease Do dogs reason !-Neubury-
MORT Herald
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

We spend our incomes for paint and paper,
for a hu ndred trlffles, know not what, and not
for the things of man. Our expense is almost
all for conformity. 1t is for cake that we run in
debt : It's not the intellect not the heart, not
beauty, not worship, that cost so much. We
dare not trust our wit for making our house
pleasant to our friends, and SO we buy ice creams
He is accustomed to carpets, and we have not
sufficient character to put floor cloths out of his
mind whilst he stays in the house, and so we pile
the floor with carpets. Let the house rather be
temple of the furies of Lacedemon, formidable
to all, which none but Spartan can enter or SO
much as behold. As soon as there is faith, as
soon as there is society, comfts and cushions
will be left to slaves.--R w. Emerson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

NEw REMEDY FOR SEA SICKNESS. En-.
ma Willard of Troy, N Y, proposes a new
remedy for this unpleasant ament, which consists
in foIcby expelling the impure air from the lungs.
and filling them with pure air. This is her plan.
Make your chest as small as possible by STOPPING.
drawing down your ribs, and pressing your arms
to your sides throw out the air by violen, and
long continued exhaling, blowing it from your
mouth as if engaged in blowing up a fire. Then
change, make long and forcble inhalation, ,,open-
ing your chest to its fullest dimensions by stand.
ing erect and raising your arms from your shoul-
ders. Three or four of these long forced breaths
are sufficient to relieve severe case of sea
sickness
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

A FRENcHMAN's RELIeIoN.-Dr. Thompson,
lin his letters from France, gives the following as
an illustration of the free, easy, and good natur-
ed religion of the French
Now said the Frenchman, as we sat down
together in his carriage, | must confess to you
that am Catholic. | cross myself, say
PRAYERS, | 90 10 mass and confession, teach my
children to do so too do all this because my
father did, and it does me no harm. 1t does me
good when am well ii makes me better, when
| am afflicted it makes me less afflicted You are
a Protestant Yoa say am wrong-the bread
is not flesh, the wine is not blood, but God can
do all things. Will he make such transforma-
ton What says his word do not know
the priest does, and he says the Bible teaches
this doctrine 1t is not my business to examine
it is his-I pay him for it. 1t is enough for me
to take care of my family, and support the
Church and the State. God knows have nc
time to spend in theological controversy. Now
my dear friend, do not argue with me canno
argue with you. refer you to my priest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

How SHE UspERsTooD lT.--An Irish girl, re-
siding with family near this place, was order
dered to hang the wash clothes on the horse IN
the kitchen to dry. Her mistress shortly after
found agery gentle family horse standing IN
the kitchen, completely covered with different
articles that had been washed that day Upon
interrogating, the reply was
'Och, to be shure, ye tould me to hang the
clothes upon the horse in the kitchen, ana the
baste is the kindest ever saw"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
Gliding the night
With sweeping glories aai long trains of light

are none other than small bodies or lumps of
stony substance which, in floating about in
vast space, happen to Craze or fly through the
earth's thin atmosphere, and become shining
hot by reason of the resistance it offers to their
violent motion This effect is nothing extraor
dinary, as it is well known that tinder may bc
ignited in small tube, the Dir in which is sud-
denly compressed by means of "a plunger in.
deed, so much heat may bo raised in this way,
that, if thirtytwo pound shot could be driven
through the air at the rate of ten miles per
socond--or one-thrd only of the travelling rate
of most shooting stars-it would quickly attain
a temperature of one million degrees, or three
hundred times the heat of boiling iron. There
can be no difficulty, then, in believing that til
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
A SINGULAR CASE. :

A SINGULAR CASE
young man about TWEEN
named Grady, was senen
don County Court to hard N
cut State Prison, for the Grim
term of his imprisonment exp
he begged the privilege Of rem
The warden kindly permitted IN
found enough for him to do to pay his wsy!@l
Monday of this week, the severity of winter be-
ing over, and the spring work about 10 COM
mence, it was agreed that he should leave the
prison and take care of himself, and he was
furnished with three dollars. He came to the
city, but the world was dark to him. He felt
that he was an outcast, and shrank from inter
course with the world. In the evening he re-
turned to the prist.n, and begged that he might
be kept there during the remainder Of his days
The warden has taken the matter in hand, and
is attempting to find suitable place for him
where he can earn an homes, living Hartford
Times, March l0M.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

SLIGHTLY EMBARRASSING, young lawyer
residing ut Nj, in this State, seeking to
be extra polite to a pretty. young and interest
ing woman on the cars, a few evenings ago, took
her infant to hold, while she stepped forward to
see to her baggage the train started, and the
lady was left. The youthful Blackstone was in
a fix. He left the cars at Nj, with the
infantry at full shoulder. and proceeded to
the gate of his law partner, where he set up a
vociferous bowling. He dared not go farther
for the gentleman of the house had cross bull
dog, so he stood there in the winter midnight
wind, and howled for his partner to chain up
the dog, and come out and help him nurse the
child
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

CABBAGE, in its wild state, is slender, branch
ing herb, with no appearance Of head.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

Mister, owe you grudse, remember that "
| shall not be frightened, then, for never
knew you to pay anything that you owed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
REMEDY FOR iUol

REMEDY FOR roo1i
nal aliudes to a discox
list, of London, Of a
without pain, and to
DIR. Roberts before th|
Arts, for cauteriziug t,
ping teeth without pair
dinary intlmida ing md
iron before the PATIENTS
process is the'application o1
so deadens the sensibilit
tiacted entirely without
DR.. Roberts is to cautelN
applied to the patents tod
afterwards instantaneous
extent by a small electricI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

Susan
Susan opened her eyes in twinkling, as did
all the dreamers in the house, whether asleep or
awake.
"Susan, didna marry ye for your wealth,
sin ye had none And didna marry you for
your beauty, as the hale congregation can see.
And now if ye haze ma grace, haze made but
sair bargain"
Susan sumbers were efecually broken up
for that day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15

THE Tribune thus hits of
ion of over long dresses wd
bic ladies'
BoRRowED DREssEs.- "
into the possession of a
fact-that will solve a mvste
zled some of the observers
female dresses The puz1
woman Of sane mind should
or otner costly stuff dresses
streets Of New York : or tha
have such Il germent made !
too long for the sta ure q
fact that we have learned |
seeming wonder away. ThJ
SO made for the wcarors-thI
made for taller women, and'
person we'll skilled in all sach
talned beyond the possibilil
most of the wcmen seen in
ly dresses sweeping the pa't
have either borrowed or boz
hand at an old clothes sho
such things by the month,
single promenade. Assnm'
woman who trails a costly |
streets is the owner of the I
worth the while Of soma
count the long and short i
proportion Of the Broad
pleasant Spring day are
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-15
James Feninaore Coop

But the writer who in this depar
risen to the highest order of greatness
style of narrative entirely his own, e
fullest luxuriance of creative vigor
Cooper. With all that is impressiyeI
did, and peculiar in the condition anl
OF this contnent--with the pari,ie,
forest, the lake, the wild and bound
his genius is associated in enduring
The influences which, in the silent|
man, TIL they inspire irinssnsihly
and sublimity kindred to their own
slasm that thrills the wanderer of
way of waters are subjects of the
tude and difficulty in romance and(
Mr. Cooper has been equal to them.
slider the variety of subjects over whic(
has cast an Illustrative ray. and the
The effects which he has accomplished
if you fellow him through the long
characters and scenes - the Indian,
tlonary soldier, the Western adva1I
or, the pirate, aai many others;
he is superior, and in some of
preme-it will be ackn ,wledgej
es copiousness and energy off
few in any day have exceed
gifted with a large share ofth
and none have exercised "
exquisite taste and judgcm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18

LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN TEE souTl

LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN TEE SOUTH.
Nos. 1s1 and l73 Canal ST., New Orleans.
ALL NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having opened large and splendid
mont of &5E3 # 5a 4
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
Is prepared TO supply the Trade and Families the most lib
eral terms This being the only stock in the city pur-
chnsers will find to their advantage to call and examine tho
goods and learn the prices before purchasing elsewhere viii
keep constantly on hand
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES
EXTENSION TABLES of Mahogany, Walnut and Oak and
of oil sizes.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORK AND CARD ia
BLES, ...,."-.a
DRESSING TABLES
WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES m
OAK MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD SIDEBOARDs.
BUREAUS, OF Walnut, Rosewood and Mahogany.
ARMOIRS;
WASH STANDS; ....- ..... .....
: BEDsTEADs;
PARLoR CHAIRS,
ROCKERS; '..
ETEGEREs ~" .1..n".
,- SECRETARIES;
a.--u' ...4. .--% BOOKCASES;
OAK AND WALNUT
OFFICE CHAIRS;
CHILDREN's CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM CHAIRS; .5 - '7
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA-POYS AND LIGHT
STANDS ETC., etc.
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses.
LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING,
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARLOR SETS;
Together with everything usually found Furniture
house.
This is an entirely new establishment and old stock on
hand Purchasers will find greatly their interest give
this store call before buying elsewhere proprietor
confident that he offer styles of the most fash
onable Furniture substantially made and Mt greater bar
gains than any other house in The city.
CHARLES A, STEW ART. r. y.
fe1S 2pMotf go" III and l73 Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1856.
30 We n

The contents Of our double sheet will be learned by
the following index 81 5$
First Fage-The Coming Week, Edtoral Recent Pubca-
TONS Local Intelligence, ship, steamboat and other adyer
tisenents WI }3 5
Second Page-Edtoria Literary articles, Letter from
Crescenta, Washington Correspondence, and number of
notices referring to advertisements. 5 1T 4s
THIRD Entirely filed with Insurance Medical, Gro
cery Hardware Musical Millinery Dentistry, and other adj
vertisements well worth the attention Of tho reader.
Fourth Telegraphic and Advertisements
generally. s833
FzfEh Page-Monetary, Commercial and Shipping Depart
rnen Arrivals at Ike Hotels Amusements and other adj
yertsements.
Sixth Page Miscellaneous articles, Proceedings of
the Police Board and official Tabular statements.
Seventh Page Proceedings Of both Boards Of the City
Council and City advertisements
Efghth Congressional Legislative News generally
and Legal Advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18
.ReGcgs's Breast Imminent.

Be0Cgt's EBs'e1sE Eminent.
Every day proves more and the value of bEACHs
BREAST EMINENT, persons and report the great
benefit that they have derived from the of it. One says
my lungs healing very fast the bleeding which been
troubled with for has entirely ceased the pain my
has left me- congh very little in fact feel like person.
gaining in flesh every day" Such the expressions
hear daybu does surprise for know such
the result of of that Innen II
benefits the very cases. and verify believe that
Of the Breast nimeut in conjunction with Cod Liver OIL
will of consumption than any other treatment
existence It remedy that no Intelligent physician
approve For sale by
Z. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apothecary.
feS 2p6tSltW Charres and Cnsomhouse streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18
TADVERTIsEME EMIT.
ea C02sGa

In the Delta of the 18th and 4th nsts used in
unwarantable manner in its editorial columns Er
tuay accused Of being of the slung shot Thugs
whom abuse of that sheet has been heaped for months past
three days reflection the best mode of replying
to these attacks the conclusion denounce the
author of those articles liar, soode and co,oard-a
base aumnao sits quietly in the privacy ofhis and
pouts his upon all persons obnoxious to
him. If the alluded to ihose do not know
or any endorsing malicious lies resent this
do congenial to his Infamous heart
felS 2plt VIM W. MITCHELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18
sEeaU Spring Goods.
CAMP STREET. LOO

.,-. sEeaU Sprisag Goods.
AC0 CAMP STREET, A00
HARDY has just opened and beautiful assortment of
SPRING GOODS, which he is selling ct EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES.
The ladies invited call and examine for themselves
Figured Fr.OUNCED BAREGE ROBES.
Plain FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES.
FLOUNCED JACONET ROBES.
Striped and Figured FRENCH JACONETS
LINEN LAWNS, small patterns for children
SUPER LINEN CAMBRIC DRESSES
White and eolored FRENCH BRILLIATINES.
--latest style SPRING SILKS
Rich Embroidered SWISS BANDS.
- .GUIPuRE AND JACoNET BANDS.
VALENCIA LACE SETS, very rich
SWISS AND GUEPURE SETS.
SWISS SETS for children.
INFANTS, EMBROIDERED ROBES.
EMBR'ED SKIRTS HANDKERCHIEFs, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
felS 90 q 2p 1856 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18
Gge7e1e7S
Gfgeae1e'S
VIRGINIA TOBACCO GE,NC Y.
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Gge7e1e'S
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
93 AMID 97 GIsAVIIGIS STIsEET.
wo have the following well known brands of MAN
UFACTURED TOBACCO, to which invite the attention of
the Groccrs md Dealers generally
JENNY LIND, (Ierger'sD
TEA LEAF, Ayrcs',)
GOLD LEAF, Ayres3
.," HARRY OF THE WEST,
. ID SAME OLD COON,
...1e a..n DAVY CROCKETT,
RAGspAI,E's BEST,
STONES PIEDMONT.
FERGUsoN's "IxI,n
FERGUSON'S KNOW NOTHING,
FERGUsoN's CUBA,
FERGUsoN'S MAID OF ORLEANS,
FERGUsON's BUENA VISTA
BURTON MAYS EXTRA, {old3
BURTON,& MAYS CROSS, (old)
JAS l.. CLAYToN's EXTRA, Odds
JAS l.. CLAYTON's CROSS, Grcyh3
hAl.shY &BooKER's YOUNG AMERICA;
HALsEY 4 BooKER's LECOMTE;
HAISEY BOOKERS PEYTONA;
HAISEY & BOOKERS IEXINGTON
HALsEY & BOoKER'S PICAYUNE: -.
HALsEY BooKER's LECoMTE PANCAKE;
MILLER'S BLUFF CITY;
MIILER's PUTHER THROUGH;
SMITHS GRAND-DADS TWIST
Sole Agents i'm this City OF
BURTON & MAY,
JAMES L. CLAYTON,
HAISEY BOOKER,
DR.. JAMES SAUNDERS,
WILLIAM AYRES,
D. c. RAGsDALE 4 CO.,
FERGUSON, HATCHER CO.,
GEORGET BERGER,
THOMAS W. ANDERSON,
BOOTH Il FERGUSON
PoINDEXTER& HAISEY,
GEORGE A. SMITH,
MILLER FERG UsON.
the principal brands of these Manufacturers.
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