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St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
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ha setller III lri, ~ NJ NM,
hsy a t "a bsi,si vs. sndshs
is must No, ii tle i sn, sIss I ~
1.-THE pre- emp ion, III tic oWi n 40
Edcres II land in my tate az Territory 81
The United States. II As5s. M .'1s
He must settle on and improve die.
land, in good faith, for his own exclusive
Eusessand benefit, and 3notwith tie Intention
LOT selling it s!ons speculation; aud must
mot make, directly q indirectly. any: con-
tract or agreement,in any way sorAlr11an.
|ner. witheany person nr persons, BY which
the title which he may acquire Of tie
United States should enure, in whole Or III
1pa:r' to the benefit .pe any person except
himself ssssss. ISL. .%s...
r. q. He must be2 tn esisty .ops I, ears of age
and citizen of the United States; or If
a foreigner, he must have declared his in
sentlon to become citizen, before the prop.
er authority, and receive certificate 10
that effect. '@
5. He must build house on the land.
live i'll it, aud make it his exclusive home
and must be an inhabitant of the same at
the time of making application for pre-
enption:* (Unlil lately a single man
mieht board with his nearest neighbor. bur
the same is now required of single as OF
a married man, except that if the settler
is married, his family must also live in the
housc) .t@.... .5z
=. The law requires that more or les,
improvement be made on the land, such as
breaking, fencing, &C.; but Prescriptions
are granted where half.acre is broken
and enclosed.
Z. 1t is necessary that no other person.
entitled to pre-e mpiion, reside upon the
land at the same time.
$, No one is permitted TO remove from
his own land: and make prescription in
the same state or territory. 49,.
| g.. The settler is required to bring with
him to the Land Office written or printed
application, setting forth the facts to his
case OF the LIST. I'd ana 81 requirements
here mentioned, with certificate, append.
ed, to be signed BY the register and reeei.
yer, and make affidavit to the same .'"'s1
10. He is also required 10 bring with
him respectable witness OF, his aceuaint.
ance, who is knowing to the fact of his
settlement, to make affidavit to the All,
9TH, 9Th, 9Th and 9Th requirements hers
mentioned, with the same set forth on pa
! per, with a corresponding blank certifi,
cate attaeh:a, to be signed by the land off,
GERS.
H. The pre,emptor, i, foreigner.
must BRING with him tossthe land office,
duplicates Of his naturalization papers,
duly signed BY the official from VIII I'M they
were received. 49, 4
A minor who is tie head Of family, or
widow, may also pre.empt. their. families
being required to live on the land. :
! The settler is required 10 flo written
I dec|ar&tory statement Of the intention 10
pre.en'pt, tefole he, Can proceed With his
presumption. ~. ,.,.,>s,,>. -~>''*1
! FEEs--1st: The fee required by sire
register, for fling declara;ory stateneni,
IS one dollar. $500
II. lor granting a presumption t,e
'egsst>r anal receiver can receive fiftv
ceuts, :.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
..5a JESSE BISHOP,
Attorney at Law and Dealer in Real

g5:, ..5sS n :S$$$4#s: Estate, @sts*
2o MIrNEAPoIIs S, nIlENEros,tA rERRIToRys.s
Will attend all busin ppertaining 10
his profession ii any part Of the Territory !;
will buy and sell Real Estate, locate and.
purchase Land Warrants, 81
Office on First, street, below HeAnepn
IL l. q r. s* q Avenue. 3.s o. 10 4: 81
~ REFERENCES $ IN III II s sa5 II
Hon, Alexander Ramsay; ST. PAU, M: n 4,
Hon. david copper, I. e. S. {. #s
.Meysrs. Hancock & Thomas, Minneapolis,
Gen: g. Fl Booth, Dubuque iowa, 81 h.
Paschall sW'oodwalyl, Esq, chicago Ill, /.
Bank ofsDelawase county, chester, Pa:
J, NJ. Brootnal, Esq, &. s.s5 2 e iii :.ss
Hon: e Dar|in 2gton, Esq. Media 7 q, 4.
II. Jones Brooke, Esq ,s q. ;3
Hon Townsend Haines, w. clhasta H IA
W.sDarhngton, Esq ~ y q N sss
en- 9, freeman, Eaq :! . Pern, i 4. II! i
~ speakman, Esq s. !: Sss *5.l3s 81
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
EXPRESS FORWARDING,

EAST.---On the nT,cning Of navigation
we shall commence running Tally. con-
Meeting to all principal points in the Unit,
ed states C"nadas and Europe.
...UPp ER MISSISSIPPI EIVER-Senli-
weakly to Anoka, ]iasca, ST. Cloud, Sauk
Rapids. Watab, and Fort Ridglay. w.
MINNESOTA RIVER .-Se1ni~weekiy
to Shakopee, Belle Plain, Henderson. LIE
Seur. Traverse des Sioux, St, Peter,
Kasota and Manka.o.
The onIy reliable way to send and ,e.
ceive money and valuables is by Express.
The cheapest way 10 get small lots OF
goods. or single packages from the East
is by Express '."s.
n lass" For the recovery Of "Lost Bag
cages ard Freight Our. facilities are IN.
rivalIed. Particular attention will be paij
to filing all descriptions Of Orders, and
executing Commissions.
J. G. BURBANK i CO.,
| Office at tbs foot Of jackson street
III 6. 3. LOWRY, Agent, St, loud
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
Upper mississippi Express.

-. '9;:sT7' KSIyANI', PROPRIETOR.
coNNgoTING WITH
" T.. B LHDklVK 65sCUtS EA~PRg,N.S
HHosf sT. rAu,, NJ. r.,
*f%.E ''roprietor ofthis Express. lakes
/. his mcthod Of informing the int,a!i-
~; Of tie Upper Mississippi, that his line
COW Gull? established, and that his route
g. way Il # 81. H. f..
z loud. Clearwater, Monticello, orono,
a1l1 'at orrsin, via. st. An1hony and
~. 14Sl!, and all intermediate
roiH;s on the whole route. %s." H."
Passengers taken on reasonable terms
p>Vjsages Il ali descriptions safely taken
80 ;Heir Estimation wi.hout1delay. Prompt
actts 'tion paid 10 all orders i collections
snat}s ants matters OF business entrusted
20 is care ,sill be carefully attended to.
isc, l(}..t. u .s.t
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
II and Il ney. ~
'.#sp r &c HA I'd SON & CO"

Richmoad, Stea,ns Co., Minnesota
Office on West side Sank River. +
WIN buy and sell land, locate land war
rants, and transact all other business per-
tanning TO a Land Agency. Their fao'i|i.
acknowledge with the lands in Stearns
coiinty, will enable them to naksthe hes'
selections. $751;.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10
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For, SALE, !

&, Land WaYvants---lGtl's and 1905.
>163 acres good land, three miles east Of
$, Cloud. i" =.
= Also, well selected timber lands in dit:
rect arts Of Berton and SEerburhe
yunties. = -
Actual settlers wishing TO secure clsin,S,
:ap' hear Of some good locations BY call
ing On the sndersigned
sa Il MILLER & sWlSsIIELM,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10


All
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kbeeHaa eonsefyAti " .I
ISi and slngi e.. 81.
eles atiag thesiIIi fnens & 81
|sals;rlcultare, nan.sf actutiIe md aaeehn
ARTS. i: I'll cnrus
lstoaao natioaa b ~ % souss
10 adsaneeity i11tssesl n ~ est al
IyocaeJ of@ ts aars,sae.s tia;hh &, oaira-s
giag. d iustg SGT lure as
j.of elegating hs~pnsision ard Il..' sidsss,
THE best Information forSthe
the farm, the garden, fiet slosR. The
land Hhateye rslta'l,s l9sruFaI econon,yss,,
ANA thrift q { Hi I; J. i + g ~. g Z. :
Bat deefnag, u, Il agriculture fonr;she.>
5est, and reaps its ticI est ards, IN c;osa
proximity with the mechanic arts, we h aiy;.,.
devoted to these Il portion Of 0us space.
condehsing information Of great yaine To-;
the mechanic, and Of nearly equal +sFaI1e3
to the farmer, because more or less directly
connected with his 4 employment. Onras
motto is onward, moi only with farming.
But with whasevcr*gNes tie farmer q quick
return and fair price for his produce,
and this the cultivation Of the mocha
arts will certainly accomplish. Withth,
principles always paramount, we have e
maintained t. high moral position. avos :.
ms everything offensive tosgood taste, a.
also everything sectar;an, or Deariag upof,
party politics, O. sectional feelings or IN
terests,. thus making our work 3 tit family
yister for all parts Of the country, and ss>
curing for it selsc:es and wider patron
age than often happens 70 journals&ef she
kind. The Plough, Loom and Apyil is
published monthly, eaGi, number containing
ID pages Of reading matter and anadye#
Using supplement, making in ali FROM 500
80 pages, printed sith new type. on ii.sss
paper, aad done up in & style challenging
comparison with the choicest publications.
Of the day. Price, to single subscribers,
~ year: to clubs Of four and upwarGS 5
$3.50; 70 single subscribers for six months
Sl,OO. There are two ways 0! sustaining
periodicals.: one by aIigh price, with fY
subscribers; the other at Il low rrlce, With
many subscribers. =. We have chosen liz
latter, because weswoa.si rather speak eve
~ monta 10 10000 families Than to. ,GD 0f
Specimen numbers sent TO order, gratlsi..
tously. Reader lock at our nrices, anae
send Ms So if you want the cheapest. gaR~
Eiicasion: CT i YOU want it cheaper :saas,
re cheapest. Join with three or more 81
Your neighbo,s and SEND us $3.50 escs;
or, il YOU choose you ran enclose rs ST fer
six months,
" Address J. a. NAsu ard NJ. P. PARISH,
No. 7 Beekman ST., n. Y.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

I}ockviLLE,----'Iha town OF Rockrilie;iSs
pleasantly >sit.yattd abo,s. the centre sf
stearns CO on The south side O. sauk River.
twelve miles. from ST Cloud. The tow,
site comprises nearly 800 acres, which has.
been surveyed: p]aitsd end recorded Is
the law requires bill Greek, the o'11e.s.5.st
Maine Prairie !-alse,, & rand LAKE.. INA
| aGnla'ous smaller jaAes, passes tbrt u.;,
the centre Of the town, and with !, .sl|
| OF sixteen feet between rocky banEs.
affords one OF the best water powers in in az
north west, This with The beautiful a;,9d1
- f,n'e;,f i,t''s ton, e thss:o.sn
timber, with picturesque hills--risL,g q,
the back ground, md granite rocks O huge
proportions, aford;ng abundance Of build
ing material, gives Rockville natural alyan-
tages surpassed by no ot|!es Inland ;>oins:.aA>
Minnesota. Hard wood tinlber OF various
kinds, suitable for manufacturing cahIIset
ware, is abundant III the vicinity. IS
A saw, and FIGURING mill, are iE,
course Of erection, Hotel already built
and Post Office established Tie sans
| River valley, extending West from 81.
! Cloud some sixty miles. is esteemed tAe
most fertile portion Of Minnesota, and: }a
ing beautifully diversified with prairie.
meadow aud timber, and hoHntifnily va,
Tered with runai:'g streams and pietusesstaasse
flakes, it certainly offers great induce
! ments 70 imsn1g' ants agricultural aud ne.
] chanicai:. =, .. n ssS.
] vs. Rockville, Situated asst is in the very
heart Of so4rith and derirabie a country.
on the great i,ute 4hetween saint Cloud afsaa
pen1bina, Onlhe Red RiveroF the Narth
the road to Il G celebrated self reg;oE: OF
j the north wes,, and also on Gov, stevens
Esurvey Of the Northern Pacific RailWfsass.-.
Fofers great attractions to settlers as vel as
+ Capitalists. ~ .z> a.6#
{ a. The lands in the vicinity of Rockville ne
I4ingreat port e!tled and improved by f,st
class. practical farmers, stiIl there ale
choice claims open for presumption; thh
being almost the only part Of the t Isssf5,<
tory whers Vow accessible lands caas1}o
had ~ The actual settler, q: govern, a.ss: "a
rice. The h!dian title having bGessssa. %
lately exiting, .islled, little has hitnertq trs 4
known Of tho lands: except BY lnlian Fro
t1ers and 1'rappen
/ Grand Lake, l-2 miles south ef5huek.
vile, is one nf the most beautiful sheets q
!! water inSthe world, Astounding in the 6ness
5h4varieties*of fish. spring Lake, situated
i within the limits Of the town, On ar eleYa.:
t ton Of 4Ctor SO feet, viii. furnish ruapiugs
water atthe* loor with. a tritiing expense
1 Water Power and lots on Mill creek ".
I be given 70 persons wishing to, erect 6 Al Al
OF Machinery Of any kind, and liber 81. =.
Il ducements oaeIed to- actual settlers II
4 further information il, relation to solo q
Il shares and lots apply 70 L# z Gay.osts.
q Post Muster. Kttatsks Of II Sswiss.
q helm Agent for tie lpas,s ,sIeas
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

10. W, cVRT1ss. ,.. tic. LESTER.
DEALERS j L. nsSar III & 4 r1;1i'ef ESTATE,
I .s y WiNONA, MINNESOTA. (
Have for sale Prairie, Timber and Bot.
tom Lands intsouthern Minnesota.s&ssb Lots
Hin 1t. Cloud, Wino,la, Minneiska, Vase
ca, Garcia, Altoona, etc, etc. Guarantee
25spes cent. On monies invested with them!
Negotiate loans;on farm securities, &c,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-10

& IL tS5tg7 5sEN Sse
49, h I. !. ,s., IS. $ I / ..:s
az ~ ii, t5s-.s 5, 5ss.a SCI
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19

CHARLES C. BIER. NJ. STEPHENS
G. G. Bier $ Co.,
WIN. G. STEPHENS.

No. 95 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes.
p L U II B S,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND sHEETIRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing, Copper Tin Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Bath Tubs Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Lift and Force various patcrns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WASHSTANDs, suitable for water
works without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks of all
sizes; washand Sink, Buffers shampoonng Compression
for hot cold WATER Beer and Csorn Cocks all Sizes
Also Cocks knds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ng and Hose Pipes from u to nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven the very best article of the kind
Also celebrated Charter Oak and Stoves
Sizes families of from persons up sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for vavesThree Sizes Nos and prices S2O ss5
and s0To raise water from 25 to 81 feet perpendicular
brake. They superior any Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
Parlor, Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats, Hotels Plantations supplied.
All work done by warranted give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country.
C. G. BIER g. CO.,
ol2 1y-2pSm No. 95 Camp street New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19
Cai1,esiitg, Floor Oi. Cloth
AND MATING,

No. 10 Chartres street,
We have on hand large assortment of CARPETING COM
prising
WILTON, MEDALIoNs, VELVET,
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PI.YS,
INGRAINS, vENITIAN Dutch, etc,
FLOOR OH, CLofi-of all prices and widths etc.
MAfTlNG-i4, 81 and 6,4, White and Checkered.
Also Table and Plano Covers Window Shades Damssk and
Linen for Crumo Cloths Stair Rods Hair Cloth RUGS and
MATS of all kinds and prices.
All of which sell at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES for
cash or short satisfactory paper.
Rg-No deviation made in prices
dl4 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU & co,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19
SaUe Y,Oett. Children,

Every who has family dear children must know how
liable they to accidents the numerous injuries the,
sustain notwithstanding the greatest possible care from Cuts
scalds Bruises, and THOUSAND other INJURIES How their lit
lie cries rend the heari What mother under these appalling
circumstances but would give almost portion of her hearts
blood to secure the little torture We can tell her
once now II can be done. Have on hand box of
Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor,
Apply It, aud all pain viii cease ,s,l will sinh
side, and all trouble Will be all tears will cease l.
this good newss Is it hconiotrys so take care and re
member
DALhEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
E5-Be sure to have it by you
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale aud reiailb
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and l5l Chartres street.
Sole Agents for the Southern States.
To whom all orders shoald be addressed, dl4 2p6t&l,w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19
Hear the testimony
or THE
HON. THOMAS @. PORTER,
Ex-Collector of Customs.

NEW ORLEANS, December 49, 1857.
Messrs SERMONS Codentlemen It affords pleasure
inform you that the spectaces purchased about
since fully proved all that is said concerning their
tages When bought them my weak and sore
happy inform you that by the Of your I'M
PROVED BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTACLEs they are
fully recovered and able to read write with
comfort both by day egh without any Of those
unpleasant feelings caused by the cf other glasses
therefore, cheerfuy them my friends and the
pntlic. Yours, respectfully, s5
naThe above celebrated SPECTACLES obtained at
Messrs D. KERNAGHAN 4 CO.'S 65 Canal street, who
only authorized agents for this Stae and from them only
the genuine Brazilian Pebble spectaces be purchased who
would advise the public against unpoincpled like Dealers who
try palm off their worthless wares representing them to be Of
Messrs S. & Co.'s manufacture 50 s
Mr.. SERMONS now be consulted from A. NJ. until
D. KERNAGHAN & CO.'S,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19

We referred, day before yesterday, observes the
Vicksburg Southron Of the 18th inst, to the deter
mination of the New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company, to continue that great
work north of Canton as speedily as possible. Here
is the official record of the action of the directory
Whereas, It is the purpose OF this Board to prose.
cute as vigorously their will permit the con-
struction Of that portion of the road lying North OF
ne town Of Canton in the direction Of Kosciusko,
therefore be it
Resolped, That SO soon as the road South Of Jack
son shall be completed, the grading shall be com.
menced North Of Canton.
We understand, continues our contemporary, that
the above resolution received the unanimous appro-
OF the Board of Directors notwithstanding certain
influential parties urged different course.
Speaking Of this action Of the Board the jackson
Mississippian says |:
This action Of the Board shows that it is the nten-
obligations to the State OF Mississippi and com.
ply with the terms Of the donations which have been
made to the road by her legislature It puts auie-
tus 70 the proposition which has been mooed to ter
inmate the work at Canton We learn that the entire
road will be In running order and ready for use be.
tween jackson and New Orleans by the first of
April. The work will therefore be vigorously prose.
cnted'' South Of Canton
Our Mississippi friends need be under no apprehen-
sons we are assured that the managers Of the Great
Norerh hoad Will not carry out in good faith all the
obligations they have assumed. Their duty as well
as their interest and the interest Of those they repre-
sent prompt honest fulflment of pledges, and we
have no doubt all those made will be redeemed at the
earliest practicable moment Great works Of internal
improvement, like the jackson Road require time
are not to be completed in day, week, month or
ear-consequently those more Immediately inter.
eated than Others should exercise proper degree of
patience and wait coolly until the steam wagon comes
along i should also be borne in mind that railroads.
like all other enterprises and businesses, have suf
fered from the pressure Of the times
When the Great Northern Road is completed to
Jackson--we may as well say Canton, twenty -four
miles beysnd as the road from jackson to Canton is
IN running order-it will do tremendous business,
and the section finished will be one Of the best paying
sections in the United States. OF this we have no
doubt, and never have entertained any doubt. 1t
viii besides, be Of great service to New Orleans, of
much benefit and convenience to the people residing
along and adjacent to the line, and will tend to de.
velop, in remarkable manner, rich, valuable and
interesting portions Of country. Success, full and
ample, to the New Orleans and jackson Railroad,
say we.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19
SENATOR DOUGLAS nEpuD1ArED.

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Snphrs " II. q. with mack visol .na
' sls al!lcle of eur contemporary
antire al
ex,xzoR DOUGLAS oS TIN 81. Z lkAsNsAs Issuas In
ec'urns tn,s Is mOn,5s Iat ~ Il found report oi
e ~. "a tbs K.nss issue y Il % IL e assn nj
Siot rood deal Il to,lishment, that this gen-
sieshan, with more exults ton than ingeniousness,
ventures ne onaervasion that resident b1enanan N
y ~ ~ r ss
the asimiion of Kansss With lie constitution which
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19
Cheap Store! Cheap ss0yes

>r4> SsWs . OssCetP DsVSCS
y AT COST PRICEsl
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
CHARTERS STREET. coRNER HOSPITAL.
MR. s.. t'ABIO
nag Ms honor - inform her and Ladies' in gen
' sse mas received from France, complete varied
assortment Of FALL AND WINTER FANCY GOODS CON-
sisting Of Ladies' and Misses, ~ NJ
SILK AND VELVET BoNNETS.
VELVET AND SILK MANTILLAs
STRAW BoNNETs, INFANTS, GAPS.
FABRoIDERIEs, GLOVES,
AARQUISES, UMBRELLAS PARAsoIg
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, - >''sN -
BRIDAL AND BALL WREATHs,
BRIDAL yAII.s FANCY PLUSH,
% VELVET TRIMMINGS SHELL, COMBS
FANS, RIBBONS, etc.. OF ALL KINDS.
any ,ARe assortment Of FRENCH LACE vEILs as well as
compete assortment Of ALL OTHER ARTICI Es c,nnnrsd
In the Millinery line ~ 'N'p''ss so"pi''eo'
hopes that her fine selection Of Goods and Nh.
prices at which they be sold eaner thar o
patronage ' " P1D1A9
mrs r. respectfully Invites Ladies call and examine her
goods before purchasing elsewhere She will offer rara
ments to purchasers. N'.'
3s-counEy orders promptly and accurately executed
@ Vi -Remember- 5g59 = gH.rs
CORNER HOSPITAL AND CHARTREs STREETS
Bills of Suspended Banks
Received for
L. K s, SHAWLS AND MANTILI,As
Received late arrivals from France and New York
great assortment Of new style
Cloaks, shayvIs and NIantillas.
To be sold at COST PRICE, by
MRS. s. G. FABIO,
oB 2p3m Chartres street. corner of Hospital N n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19

FRANKo's ToMBoLA.--Let no one fail to take one
or more chances in che magnificent toboa Of Mr. III Frankie
on street. near observation-disclosures only dollar
each. Prizes, $4,000 house and lot $3.50 watch and chain
for ady the celebrated singing hdorth sioaud whole
Aaddn's of the richest dazzling ewelry and
fancy goods Go and look the goods you will be sure to
take chance, or several.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-19

Get Your Holiday Presents
S. N. MOODY'S,
cor. Canal and Royal SITS.
Just opened fine invoice rich elegant goods manu-
featured and imported expressly for the Holidays What
be more appropriate and useful Christmas Years Pres
ent, than
Half-a. Dozen Handsome SHIRTS?
Genuine JOUYlN'S GLOVES?
- Fine L. G. HANDKERCHIEFS?
Rich DRESSING ROBEg
A Recherche CRAvAT or sCARFP
A Gen,leman's LONG WOOL sIiAWLs
An Elegant DRESSING CASEs
WRITING CASEf
LADIES' CABASs
A Superbly Mounted CANEt
A Splendid SILK UMBRELLAs
A Handsome PORTE -MoNNAIE or CIGAR CASEY
A Ladies' TORTOISE SHELL. BACK COMBs
A Complete TOILET SEg2
An Exquisite OPERA GLASS?
Finest IMPORTED PERFUMERY?
SEWING BIRDS, BOYS CANES SUsPENDERss
Or any Of the rich fancy goods offered so cheap at
dli 2ptJal S. N. MOODY'S.