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JUST WHAT ETERI TANILY WiyTS.

VuvU etsaP stslhg Aaehlne- Frics Only 81
n % SIS. Ihese Machines need oniy be known %
IEssre thcu pizce sisnast every family. To sp-
pgeCtste yea raust ex4snse and ther here
fsre al sbe ~2hf god cheap sewlng Gtcklnes OF
CoElty kgots for thc sale u The Neltlefou a
o. yEnond Family sewing s.aehine.
siii isz.< Cad % tas a4efslsnsa, sho = .xcnt
Tor Middle and West Iennsss-e. kocus ]. n
Vests Assr store, union street, bstween College
Ana C1aerFy ssrsrts. IH 7
y. B,-IAryie alar attention paid 10 repairing an
kiads sswiag A-ohnss BY an eHpesieHoed hand
Terms Cash
4. FlEnISGas Sewing nAchias Depot.
lSAslvlLe, fsnH,, sstsl-ai~Aslg
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A CA RD,

IL retiring from the buslDess ,esFs a. tnnasF my
i thanks e. my nuniVgous tastrias and tripnas &c
taeir aalg and liberal iatronase, aud S"el4 rscasa.
fseni my successnfs Asssfs- fitoa ArCKKA Co, as
goaIletnea IA sVs.s Fe4leet sOFtty "a confidence.
IL b. AoailAiS.
s.sAxiI.s Ssls LA lsSsf
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fonn0ers.
Claib0rne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE. TENN

TNIIE attention Of Railroad Companies Farmers,
sing AT home good machinery. such as STEAM EN-
GINES, CASTINGS, OF every description, GEARING
CAR-W HEELS Of the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS. Pumps, &c. Sc. is respectfully called to tins
Establishment now growing up rapidly OD the
premises Of the late Nashville Man featuring Company.
We intend to carry on the business fully as extensive
before ANA shall he ready take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already cOmmenc-
cd operations blacksmith shop and Boiler yard
and shall give immediate satisfaction 10 old and new
customers.
We are experienced Mechanics-each Of us person
ally attending TO his own northumberland thus We
shall be able turn work al lower rates
than heretofore done il this city. We shall warrant
every piocc Of work don" TINS Establishment and
give prompt and personal attention every order left
At Office thus hope give general satisfaction,
ana be patrOniZcd by all friends Of home manufacture
VI. JACkER x co,
Claiborne Machine Works. Nashville, Tenn,
June ..-tf Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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Nashville, August Ia.b, 1855.

Nashville. August l2tb, 1858.
VA l., tle undorsgHsd re,eivers sturcrs and seller
w of Cotton, have agreed upon the foil wing scale
OF charges, via: ..
Receiving and Weighing, IS cents pc. Bale.
keceiyaF, Weighing ana storage, Tor two months
OF lees, 80 cent pef bale.
For each aslditional month fraction OF month
i.3. cents r~-r bale.
tor selling reasering account of sss &c, IS cents
per bale.
Purchasing with fands IN hand, So cents per bale.
The above charges vii BE- slriotiy adhered tnlis ev
ery instance EIsHER HhILkSS 4 10
A HA1lliIuN
t ). a. 5isALl~ItR h 90
JOHNSON, WFANEk 20
sugi2-NAtFiW3H HaP
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IT is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment


For Man or Beast. 81
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Eo
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR kOURsELyES!
Thomas Ford, blacksmith living near Cas- AZ yenu
Teuth street. had horrible running sore on hi I
foot lie tried various I4nInlents, Salves kc b
could d. t good lie dcsraired Of ever being a b
work At his trade AGAIN, because he could noi be
any weight on his foot and by bOtile Mclean
Volcanic Lininent, be Is now perfectly cared.
lQleuInasn, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises Spr.ius
Illness IN The Josnts or Muscles, Throat swell
ings, ksr-aehe or Iooth-ache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts
sores, b1rns, ss, lalls, &C, yield The rn.gc'
influence of ths Wonderful Ilninlent. -
f0r Horses aud Cattle Il u lnfalllble remedy rnt
Cizies. calls scratches, Cracked Heels Larneness
Siavta, Sweeny, sPisnt FistglA, Brulses SwslIngs
WOUNDS, Rattle sDae btss, Anc various other dsszs.
es ~hich animals liable frol ilJurses VI aecs-
slclIA
livery Country NlrchAnt shonld obtain a sappiy Of
McleAla's Volcanic Ol L.ninlsnt itssIs r3p'dly be
cause a 4i~ays cures -
A liberal dlscoant will Do made 70 nsrchanis whe
buy a. ssll zsAsn.
ra- For ssls by J. II. MCLEAN, Psoprietor. ecrner
Of fnirt and Pine strests - Louis. Missouri also for
sale - above eplS-ctWsEIy
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LIVERY STABLE.

IlTM. T WRIGHT X Co, would respect ~ - g
w fully Inform the citzcns oi Nashville E-SN
and the pubisc generally, that they have N[A
purchased well Livery Stable and the stock
and fixtures, furmerly occupied lay Wan. j. Philips ON
Market street, just below the square.
We have FIRST rate lots and box stalls 90 a;commo-
tate drovers, and all our friends Rho may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves give satisfaction IN all
We have a large number ~ h.4e saddle Horses and
ane 3uggies 10 lure At al GinRes-
The fact IS do .Iftsnd being surpassed hy any
stable N the southern eOantry- Come along and
for yourselves.
fsb3-y wM WRIGHT & co
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COrnwen's Halfway House, BristoI BGfH1is Tarnu,sse

Testimony Of Mr.. Abner Fines, Market street abov.
sixth, corroboratve oi the efficacy of Williap.. }.
Anu-Dy speptic Exir.l
pR. JAMES WIIIiANs:
Hear Sir--lt gives me great pleasure % know that
you ave ag'nn preparing your medicine for the euro
OF dyspepsia, Tor many Of my acquainances have re-
peatedly -ked me where II could be procured know
ing that had been cured by H. AS think that a
pubic encouragement Of the great benefit have
received from the use of your medicine is not only
due 70 you, but may be useful To others now max q
IT. For several years | suffered frcm Dysnepsia
which increased 10 such extent that my health n3
constitution we're rapidly sinking under il / was
compelled 20 restrict myself tie most simple food
and even that could not digest felt a loss OF
strength, dissemination to exercise (as Won have
II IN your advertlsement) general feeling OF depres.
sion and indescTibable weariness In the wear lsss
hearing from others high recommendation of your
Anti-Dyspeptc Elixir, procured and used with the
most happy effect; under its influence lanruor and
weariness gradually passed away, ana my Appetlte
revived, which could CRAFTY with impunity Ten
years have now elapsed and my confidence IN the ca
rauve powers Of your medicine has OF course ip
creased, Tor II completely me- when failed 10
obtain relief from any other source
Very respectfully, yours,
ABSER FI.MES
The 'Elixr"is sold bottles at 81 each or sx hot.
ties for SIS. - - 0o''
Proprietor, JANIS WILLIAMS NJ D.
Chemist and Pharmaoeutsf
No. South seventh street, PHILADELPHIA.
FOR sale by all Druggists. .ryos
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EDWARD H. RowIIY.

Communication 60 John R. Penrose, Esq., from Mr
Franklin Eyre, kensington.
II is with great qualification .h@t IcetIy ef-
ncacy wiilisU.ss An iIyspeptic Elxir v hich You
so strongly recommended 10 me, and Tor which 1
heartily thank you; II has completely restored my
health, which cbeerfuIly publicly acknow.lccre
with the hope that others may be similarly bepeutted
Truly yours
KKSuN6roE Sept II 1850
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KKSHSoroS, Sept u, 1850
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
Dr. LANES WILLIAMS

DR. JAMES WILLIAMS
Tear Slr;-Having suffered for a long time fro,,
Dyspepsia so severely that was completely prostrat
Ell ana having tried every means for relief without
Ellxr." II affords me much pleasure TO inform vou
that am entirely cured by use, and cordially re-
commend 90 all persons suffering under Dyspe1sis
Very respectfully, &c,
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PA RTN SHIP

IIAvfSs passa4sed the islvrest VI Ar. Ii. B. Nor
i ris IA tils risssss Vi b. H. ksrFts Co., have
lbas aay assoet-tea Aigh s4e NJ. ", hooler HARE
and vii ounlisue ths oracegy And Co..assla bas
lness IL lac I'D sL4i.d htoh MOCHA
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NEW SERIES NO. SSS.
Meoifal.
Greatest Nlc0Ical Wonder
OF THE AGE.
CO.. VANS
VEGETABLE LiTE0NTRIPTiC
Friend Of the Human Family

rI'HE world Is challenged te produce a medicine thai
has Afforded tie same amount of relief suffer-
ing humanity as Cowan's Iithontrlptic.
COWIN'S L{TTfO N7RIin7YC has cured thousands
OF case OF stone IN the Bladder anu Kidneys
CCWAN'S L'7HONTRIFIIC has cured ths most
aggravated cases Of Gravel Seen and the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases.
COHAN'S LIJHOAIRLI'TIC never fails TO cure
all the diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
COWAS'S EITYfONTRIf1IC IS the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes
p COWAN'S LHHONTRIT'TTC is q certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhoea and GIeef.
s C0WANS LLI4ONTRLPzIC cures weakness
the I.oins.
COWAN'S LITHON7RZPTTC has cured the worst
cases of Prolapsus Uter ever known.
COWAN'S LI1HONIRII'7IC is the only sure rem.
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COVAN'S LITHONTRLP7I. will cure the worst
forms Of Dropsy.
CoW4N'S LI7H0N2RLo7TC will cure long stand
ing Of structure and remove Venereal Tant from
the system
COWAN'S LI7T7OSTRLP7Tc is the only remedy
known for the cure Of all sympathetic complaints at
tending on Pregnancy and every female who Is prog
nant should AT once procure bottle if she wishes
feel well, while in that condition.
COJFAN'S LIIHONTRIFITC is the only remedy
discovered that will relieve the pains Of labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
friend to assist them in the greatest trial ther
life.
The most ncredulous will he convinced of the grea
efficacy Of the LithOntripc by reading the following
certificates and those around each bottle
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
meoifal.
DY S P EP STA

shown by the statements OF the Board OF Health
ol New Aork, esused the death OF 20 persons out
OF OH ,eaths, IN one week, l6l deaths bv con-
sumption, Enaroed by lysleiSia. ASH II a we'll at
trsteo fact that h spepSa is the origin the suterings
Of 4 large portlun Of those vino ss Il Culsuurtinn
il becones the duIy SerS one 10 uFe such lrecau
lions against nd remedy fcT py sIler ce ana
experience have place before them, .nt hch hay
pTovsd hs eficRcsois: OF th.s ciIhfseter 8
M.liisIns AHti-D; sIertc Elixir N corrObUr on of
which read the following ;-~tlnlonlals.
Test Tnany rf Mr.. Edward h. Rowley, % the firm OF
kawicy, Ashhurner l. Co. II North Wharves ts
pIoot Vi tie ehcscy ii NIilAnIs's AhtI-Ly yspeptc
Elixir,
PHIIADEIfnA, October %, Is4a
DR. jams wuIIAns:
Dear SiF--l take pleasure in recommending yoar
Anu-lyspeitic Ei&ir, Tor the cure OF IN yspeisia.
have taken my self or the disease ana have been
entirely cured.
Yours respectfully, q
EDWARD II. ROwIIYT
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HOT BLAST IRON.
Sn IONS HANGiNG ku<A ISO> 90 A<ld and for
/ Dis % pscxsy.
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.416 ACR E S

Said Tract Of Land Is beautifully sinated lying about
miles rum the town OF taliatin Immediately
= nrst rate Turnpike road. and within or 400 yards
OF the Louisville aad Nashville Railroad
rI.c1 To NASHVILLE, and knoxn the td d1i
Tract
ugs,a ~afi Land are OF never failing Springs Of
exceieut ai-r
t53 acres ol sai Tract being we'll TIHRkRED and
ST "a III g. AS AMOR mug tine IastnTage any
tar cnHlt }, aud the balanee a high state of
cultivation. sid Tfset q Land viii be sald %s
~hols, divided inLo t~o Tracts, - suit parehA-
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HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
sta It'd on Main street. the rowa q GAilaiin,
short q stsnce IRON the Siuzrr, known the Or.
NeW - = property s4ii tst has Il good Dwell
Tag. eotsfuias o or Rooms. kiichen, smoke house,
nrssr,ts stable and CarF4sse house. Nth oisr ncces
"a .,at ason>es. : No Esrlek once wth Rosm-,
Sc her with a large yard sna gaFaeH. and i slio
: uf oao Of the n.ost desirable residences a Tic
20 VI GAiatin. sf .-.s i
fs1s o. sAIn-dae. third ctsh, the b4lAhce IN
years sor n0ios vel cadors<d athoat lstefrst,
an ien fstalfeA. .s..r
said IAnd and Hense ard Lot vii Be shown n
= ene desiring 90 purphAse, aptlhrasiun, - Cal
Latin Ik0NIDAr hAkfk,
G4lLsux, rEss., sept es-f cosnmssloner.
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MantiIlas. Cioaks, ShayvIs. sc.
ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE
For Sale

At Hendersonville Depot. On the Nashville and
Louisville 4. R., Is miles from Nashville
A TRACE OF thirty Acres, adjoining the Depot
N Grounds, Will be sold all together, in lots to
suit purchasers. The land - very rich and pFoduc-
tive, in excellent neigboFh Oh near the Turnpike
and on tie Rir0ad.
A handsome village Is springng up, and any per
purchasing Will do bt have a good chance
to F-alixs, a isnsissinle profit IN short time
Pcrsons shng to purchase viii call my
house ON the promises, view the land and learn tht
terms, Se HUGH JoYNER.
septi4-tFiwAwlm
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Teiegrapbed to the view Orleans Crescent.
-------ss 20 h=s------
Dom estic Inte11igeno


MOBILE, Nov, 2e-The Nicaragua emigrants are
quietly awaiting the result Of The instructions ex
pected from Washington in regard to the clearance
Of the emGrant vessel Serious trouble IS anticipated
II a clearance Is not granted.
It is expected that many more eniqrants will come
here to-day. from The interior.
The Deputy Collector IL endeavorfnr to keen the
excitement down, and promises to make known the
definite orders Of the Government az soon a. tbe1
are received.
1t is reported that the Secretary Or tie Treasury
has decided against granting clearance from Nc
bile Of Gen. Walkers emigrant vessel
WAsHINGToS, NOV. 20.-The Washington States of
this morning, says that France and England are pre-
pairing to erect the islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico
into semi-independent monarchy.
The plan proposes a certain renta to be paid from
the Islands to England and France, in consideration
Of which, those Governments are to assume the pay.
ment Of the debts Of the islands, and guarantee them
against annexation to the United States
1.-THE above is what we take to be the meaning Of
the dispatch received, which comes to Us in rather
uninteIIigibe terms.l
The Government has received dispatches from
Japan, which state that at Hackedade, Japan, abuud-
ahce Of coal can be obtained at the nate of sB per
20O0 pounds.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-The river here iy recediuq.
At Cairo there is fifteen feet of water in the channel
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Mercantile Library Association.

Ihe frst annual meeting of the Mercantile Library
Association Of New Orleans took place last Tuesday
evening, at the Library, corner Of Exchange Alley
and Canal street. The attendance Of subscribers Was
large, and the showing Of the first years existence Of
the Association, as made by the President Mr
Breaux, was alike creditabe to the enterprise and
gratifying to all concerned in it.
We publish this morning an exhibit Of the doings,
and Of the financial history and present condition of
the Society. Brief has been its existence it has
a5undanty manifested its capacities for usefulness
and its claims to high public consideration and en-
couragement. Such an institution may indeed, GER
tainly be styled desideratum in a commercial com.
munity, and 90 undoubtedly will become the object Of
the fostering of the community Of New Orleans
For Library only a year old, the present exhibit
is highly iattering Not only is the collection of
books large, well selected, and valuable but thegt
Of magazines periodicals. and newspapers, regularly
provided, is feature of especial excellence. And
besides the popularity which the place possesses as
temple Of literary intelligence it is acquiring still
greater popularity nucleus Of refinement and in.
tellect in other respects. The New Orleans Chess
Club has held its meetings there from the beginning
The Southern Literary Society asomeets there And,
for the benefit Of those who wish to study as well as
read-to study something which every man in New
Orleans should be master oE-a French tutorship has
been established under Prof. Limit who meets his
classes nightly.
The address of the President delivered at the meet
ing last Tuesday, congresses much interesting matter
in small space, and should be read by all.
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Diseases orthe I8,roas o,,e, Lungs

DIR. C.. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment of the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation Of EectroChemca and Medical
well known be the only reliable philosophical
process Of ectug cure those desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules practice
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic Functional Diseases t
means Of Eergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Gavanisn
EIeClro-Magnesu.
For the convenience of those afflicted Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs and unable visit the city,
suitaon list of Questions has prepared will be for,
warded on applications to Dr. e.
No. Il6 ST JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Inhang Apparatus Medicines ETC. forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular case
patients from the country be accommodated with
the Institute. MO 2pGnFW
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ag-see Department eoIumns. elghth page.


The BALL SEAsON.-The festive season is fairly
under way. The theaers are open, and soon the de-
votees of Terpsichore- name among the youth,
beauty, and fashion Of New Orleans, is Iegion-wiI
be in the full enjoyment of their avorite recreation
The season begins this year somewhat later than last
for we are now in the wane of November and see
none of the ball programmes that are wont to appear
about this time.
The first ball we know of is to take place at Union
Hall, Fourth District, on the lst Of December It is
to be the first of series Of private subscription or
society balls to be given by the young gentlemen up
town, under the efficient and experienced manage
ment of Messrs. Rice & Butler; to whom we are in.
debted for invitations
The famous maitre de danse, Prof. Vegas, is now
busy tutoring his classes for the winter campaign
and will, ere long, awake the grand saloon of Odd
Fellows Hall from the long slumber it has enjoyed
with of the juvenile and adult balls which have
made him SO popular in this city We are not ad-
vised as to the date of the Professors first ball.
The Young Mems Society Balls, at the Odd Fell
lows Hail. which for several winters past have contr
buted so much to the elegant festivities of New
Orleans are to be continued this winter but they
will not commence till late, and only four are to be
given the first the 2lst of January, and the last
on Mardi-gras.
The different military companies and civic societies
which give annual balls, will as usual, add to the va
riety Of the dancing unions as the season rolls along
and we have no doubt that all who love the dance
will have as great fill Of that pleasure as in any
season heretofore.
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NUMBER PA.
aea 0rIeans lailp Cresftnt.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %. 1855.


Saturday vas a stirring and lively day on the
streets and landings. Here, there, and everywhere
we're 70 be seen the deYoees of commerce all striving
to bring the weeks business to some sort OF close
but there s no such thing closing business at this
time It ia accumuiating and increasing % rapidly
that it bids fair to get ahead Of those engaged Poy
dras TelbnpitOulas and New Leyee streets must now
come in for share Of talk, The receipts Of Western
produce are large and on the increase. Our usual
customers are buying freely for the different markets
which rely on this city for supplies. We note that
the receipts of -four now foot up 100000 barrels
against 100000 for the same time last year or corn
100000 sacks against 100 000 In bale rope and bag
ging there was a large increase. AS for pork and
bacon it is too carly but they will come fast enough
as soon as cured. Our Western merchants talk con-
fidenty Of large increase and can challenge compe
tltion with any market The entire West can rely on
speedy sales, prompt remitances, and as we have be-
fore asserted, lower charges than in any other
ket In Coffee the receipts continue large but there
is an immense country to be supplied through this
market Sugar factors and gimlet rangers talk con-
siderable about the damage the saccharine encoun-
tered from frost nevertheless they viii make good
show and obtain good prices as the consumption is
increasing, The receipts Of sugar foot up to this time
1000 hogsheads against I05O0 for the same period
last year $4,000 barrels molasses against 10 800 last
year-and the talk is, we are going onward beyond
our most sangune expectations. The avalanche of
folks arriving in city still continues. The talk is,
where are 50 many thousands going to find house
room? Too many, we fear will be grieyonsly disap-
pointed in meeting with immediate employment.
Every arrival from Europe will bring more or less
Carondelet street was in good feeling, and cotton
still reigns as sovereign. The grand feature Of the
closing operations was the announcement of the
Tehuantepec steamer Quaker City, (snce arrived at
the eyee) Although it was late in the evening the
intelligence soon spread, and caused the greatest
| enthusiasm. II New Workers spent hundred thou
sand dollars in celebrating the laying Of the Atlantic
cable, our city ought to certainly spend more than
thirteen dollars which was the cost of the salute fred
by order Of the General commanding the Legion on
the arrival Of the Quaker City on her first trip How
ever, we will be moderate in our joys and exutaton
at the result, and coincide with the many inter.
changes of congratulations expressed yesterday.
! The steamer Cahawba arrived yesterday, bringing
$S50,00O from New York, the consignees of which
will be found under the financial head
Later intelligence will be due this evening or to
morrow from LiverpooI-one Of the screw steamers 81
the Canadian line, or the City of Baltimore for New
York Of the 10th November.
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Southern Emteyprtse .ahead!
En- E Y,S
PATENT CORN HUSKING MACHINE,

A4a II Q Fl'1AL4NN y IF1taNtIIILN Ii
Now on Exhibition nt No. 90 CAMP STREET.
Ths machine for simplicity, utility durability surpesse
anything for that purpose brought before the public tits
worked by freddie with the foot md fed the hands thur
huskng from 500 GOO bushels per day against the old fash
oasd by hand Of which 40 bushels large days work
Another advantage besides the savinE me in the husng
that this machine prepares the bu in most perfect
for mattresses which worth from $50 sO0 per un n
they fall from the machine
Planters ard the public generally Invited to call and to
the merits of these machines
A. CAMPBELL 80 Camp ST.,
ar 2ptf Owner the Patent for the United States
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Cigars !! Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find in store an assortment Of the
we'll brands-Injenudad Flor Puadas Meridana
Florde Paneho Redowa Cabaga Paragas Knowsomething
Washington Dos Hermanas Mao Habano etc, etc. AT the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS y CO.,
o26 2ptf 20 Commercial Place