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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

A new Post Office has been established at Samc's
store in this county the Mckinney stage roa, call
ed "Breciinridc," C. G. Shane Jr., 7. NJ. Our
friends IN that neighborhoo1 who desire to take the
Herald, will now have an excellent opportunity of
receiving it promptly The Office will be opened as
soon as mail key is received.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
THE STATE or TEXAS,
CouNTY og KAUFMAN,

Toa"y hatctwle&ccr If said County, Grceiiag:
NTOU are hereby COMMANDED to sumnon VIM.
y Brooks to be and appear before me. Il ia
cohs Justice Of the Peace. in and for said conn
ty, Precinct No |. at M" Office, in the town of
Rockwell, on the last Saturday Of Nov y d.
eighteen hundred and ffty-ciSht, between the
hours of ten Clock A NJ and two o'clocle
NJ. Of said day, to answer he complaint of VIM
II. Smith. on plea debit due by notes not cx-
crcding one hundred Dollars
Fall not, and due return make rs the law d.
ricts. Given under my hand, this 10th day OF
Nov. 4. ID. 1858 T. JACOBS,
Jusiice IF the Peace.
Came to hand Oct the 9Th. 1853. directed
to the "Da!las Herald for publich ton,
j. II. B. JONES.
lG.3w--prs fee 81 Consfd5'e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

u number of wagons loaded with apples have
been in, and passed through town recently. They
are from the northern portion of Arkansas. The
fruit is excellent. Arkansas is great apples if on
nothing else.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
October 10, 1858.

OSr --Ihc IIcnlrgnt Certificate No. $40, for
80 acres of land, Issued ~ John NJ. Crockett,
Comr for Mcrcer's Colony, to William H. Rowe,
May Doth, 1850 Ifnot liHn"l of within the time
prescribed by nw shall apply to the proper Office
Tor dcplicntc /, L HUFFMAN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

~ We have been shown some postoak acorns
grown in the woods between Elm and West Forks of
Trinity, measuring in circumference one way and
2-l2 inches the Enthusiastically the largest have
ever seen of postoak mast.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
Hotel stand mt Fort sVertsA for
SSsn

OFFER for sale the Property now Occupied. by me
| AKA Hotel Stand, in Fort WoriE,cdntTrisns II good
building with four large rooms, kitchen and brick
smoke house, to which | am adding a new and
spo.ious two-stury concrete huilng, and which will
he ready for occupation in about two weeks. Sail
Hotel, is Immediately the public square and enjoys
an excellent patronage. To those who would like t"
engage in the lnisincss, in cXccant locatoni thc
prespnt -Iro,funtt is u rsrc c;;nnte.
LAWRENCE STEELE.
Enrt Worth Sent 9. 1S5D-llIf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

osT---Thc Bo' nty OF Donation Certificate No.
! G00G FOR 12SO Of Land, issued lay \. Sidney
johnson, Secretary Of War; to George lawlisty, On
the I'm day Of December, 1855 Unless intc-
gcncc tn reef is obtained within the time prescribed
by law, application will be made 10 the propcr Office
for duplicate. d. McFAlN'
Owner
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

Fnosr'-Jack Frost made his frs Nisiton Tuesday
night the Goth inst. The frost was light but very
percop,ibe, early in the morning in low damp places
We hope it may hasten its visit tic the stricken cities
of the seaboarl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

AHtO1lIO, SNl'T., TT T'''V'.
C,E\JEb proposals will he received at this office I'M
u III ~ O'Clock NJ on the 3l.t of October next (at
Which time and place they will he publicly opened,)
for furnishing hGur to the u. 5. troops stationed ut
Forts Belknap, Chal6o,ti2ic, AhCayitt, and Mason,
and Camp Colorado for one year ONr Me lst day Of
January 1889.
Proposals may be for each post separately or for
several or for al of tlTcm but in these latter
the proposals will he accepted or rejected emtirc.
The contracts viii he given to that set of bis which
will be most to the interests of the Government
Proposals must be addressed TO tho undersigned
endorsed Proposals for Flour and mention the
names of two responsible persons as securities for
faithful performance Of the contract.
The flour must he delivered in strong double sacks
the inner sack of good twef cotton, and the outer
Of the same or of campaigning. The price of the
socks will he included in tie Rhls Each sack to con-
tain one hundred pounds Qso lLs.) The flour to be
merclantablc SUperfHc
l3It. W ID. BLAIR, Capt.'.S =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
pfNtN COUNTY

TAHIN rrly Thomas White, and c.ir ~ .
Nv Snmuls, !. T., uuc r~l anil phiir I.' ' Z
work ga, al,ul ~ years I'D. mark-l ~ H'''" i.fs
IN the rish, AMI emp anil slll in The LET ''r 30
brand lrrclNahlr. Appraised I" Sar
lH-stF
TAKEN lrly T.. K, Mathew. anil s vfei 30
fTr !, " S"''i'"ns J, T., frr hertp eouW 'l'.,f
No. /, me nj AMI white 'pe'kls-l WORK OK, o.
ycsr. uld, marked lluW fork ia the lel -. 30
hraul. Appraised nj Ssl,
TAKEN l'r hy Robert ElwSrs anil esi17'i ,fs
trr !, ", Simu"us !, T., Precihft go, =, 7" is'r
rcl WORK OK, ~ ar ! I wears old, marke .' -
the len ear Branded on the lcft hip with ..I.r Il
hal On a large bell tirl an with a raNhhir las
Appraised 4" siTiil ), \. NENlEks,
Sept, .irh 1854, Clerk a. e, 30 /"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

Ct Forsgard Burke, of Houston, have receiv-
cd and offer for sale the Texas Almanac for 1889.
Send on your orders
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
nsligious Notices


r N, staekPole, is now re'e'''ns one '' '"e
largest and must select sssorimens of dy s'' ever
brought to this market These g"o'is haze eeen Pur
chased by Mr. staekpole with great care Ia the E'''
tern cities with particular reference To h' wants O.!
buyers here. Ilis long experience ani u'll k""ah
taste are guaranty Of the superiority IT his goods
Ills shelves begin 10 present al arayor the 1cau'i-
full creations Of taste anl f,hiR that Wl be harl To
resist. Call on him at the Oh stanhorC W, Adams,
where he aud ''Jef' will 10 most harry to display
their beauties before you,
Ills advertisement Wil appear in our next
Attention Is cllcl to the Law earl Of \ "
jordan Esl, Houston Texas.
Mr.. jordan Is an experienced Law. 'r TO whom bH''
nes, may be eat rusteL with every conf ienee 'h''
will be faithfully aud honestly attended Il"
-rhe travelling public are referred to the al'er-
tlssneut IL U. s. Mail Stage Line from WaSahheh'e
10 Anderson This is the most direct shd expeditions
route Of travel frem Northern Texas to the lower
counties Mr.. Grant the proprietor, sianas high as
an energetic contractor We feel safe IN commend
Ing this line to tho notice Of the public.
Attention is called to the advertisement FROM the
Office OF the Commissary Of salsisic Of the Mil
itary Department. for proposals for furnishing some
Of the Texas posts, with pacoa Proposals must lie
sent in by the 3oh Nov, next
See advertisement Of lest Certificate by u.
Meyain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
CLUBBING,

CLUBBING.
discount of twenty-five per cent. fan tbs above price viii
allowed To- Yrs ordering cpr NJ
Of the above works Pour copies II Blackw0, Of
Review will h. sent to address Tor go four copies Of the for
Reviews and Backwood for $50; and
POSTAGE.
In all the principal Cities AMI Towns, these works will lie eeiiS
cred FnFE OF When ly mail, the postage to
,rt Of the United will I've but Tw CRSTs year
for 'ackwood and but year for each OF the
Reviews. .
n. D-Thc price in Great Britain Of The fire. Pc
riogieals qbore- named is S1l per ahnnm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

1--WE undsfsi,ni ihe Gorsmmsnl has
purchased ils mans.on brlouging 40 Gov. lisll
Iaseibff sib lhe De- .jing imnirili,lJ south
md aii,'a'ng 10, iur he lifaion If ihe alsen-
"a. Tue isa lfauilii 'a-ll0on, and Whsr's
ae,i rl,I.i ur1, itr ildemeni Of lhr prr'Dn
.s.,c ,ag as. 4, Ligfr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

- From the marriage notices in tO-'lay's paper, il
will be seen that there has been an annexation
hercabouts recently, We hear of still others the
tapis, AMI know of two or three bachelor friends
difident sculs-impaticHtly waiting leap year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
MARRIED

At the residence of the BRIDES father on the 18th
inst, by Rev W. X. MAsTES, Mr. BEN F. JONES,
of Collin county, to Miss SARAH ABIGAIL BEELER.
of this county.
Accompanying the above notice, we received noun
tains Of brides cake, of snowy whiteness and dec-
ious avor--enough to feast the whole force Of the
&c, and to furnish unmarried friends TO dream
Oh; fsle welded pair who have
>happily arrived at last
haven Of their bliss"
sess, and the choicest bless
all prosperity and Happiness
iDgs Of Heaven, a.
On the l4th inst, at The rf.W. X. Mas
Guess, ESQ, in this place, by the sRTHA NJ.
Ky, Mr.. SAAi'L +. LENARD TO Y ~
MILLER, al of Dallas county. -.
---0n the 18th instant, hy III 3. - -
d: c. fRICH0T to Miss S G. FzLli s
Of DsHss !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
TILE .SrarE OF rEXAS.. J.

Z 10 he Sheriff af En-, CoBHiy-GRREriNo
/ w lERE.tS, William I. Smith has ilsii'Hig'
| w suit in the District Court OF Eli .J cnaniy
against the heirs 81 John 4, Roddy. decreased, 20
recover the locatiyc interest Of said William !.
Smith in the three hundred aud twenty acres VI
land located by said William +, Smith u fsiher,
Thorn = j. Smith. now deceased, 10y yir'usog uu-
conditional certificate. M 3i3, issue % 'hs,
heirs or said John \. ROddy. by thc'Ri &C
Land commissioners at Washingt n count ur
the 9th aGy pr January, 4. ID. 1916, ur tltr
hundred and twenty acres Of land an IN TIC
llih day Of Artii, 1851, patent issued ON sgii
certificate 10 the heirs Of sid John \. Rgiiy Tor
three hiSnircd and twenty acres of land situated
IN Ellis cniWktS. I'm the East side of ChAmncrs'
Creek. abort I miles above it's junction With
the WuSahnrllic. which survey Is moro iui!y dee
crhcd IN the patent therefor, No. S03, Vol 8.
and fled with the petition in said cause rs cXl.
il "a"
Your petitioner AYERS that ho IA tht fnn anG
hci1 nj law Of said Thomas J Smith; dcceas'ii
and that sra lh6ThaS J. Smith in his III time
had the said Certificate Tuc.ei and surv' yct, ans
said William I. Smith obtained patent therefor
tn the heirs of John \. Roddy, rs n!orcs"i'.
And affidavit having been made as requlrrd hy
law, that the names and residence of stlJ h.'Er
are tonfItnt unknown, Therefore, yop ar b'-"'F
cGmdch to aummon ihc said heirs Of JOIN I'H'
W, deceased by publ tAtion in the Dallas 4 af
u news paper published in the town OF Dallas
couny of Dallas. and State of Texas, ior rlSh5
successive weeks prior to he return day 81 tina
writ, to he and personally rpcar before gr Hon
urihlc District Court oi said county Ut, .gyr nu
the scv cntccnlh Monday after the third Aona,v in
September, \ u. 1858, to answer the petition
Of William Z. Smith, now oh file In IN. uia.r.-
Herein fail not, but due return make hereof o-
the liw directs.
<<rz@Es> aust: W W. Parks, Clerk uT
4iH ga the District CourI of sal county
5lAlCSB Of Ellis, and The seal of SAL .yu'
%sll6.@sI at office in the town Of WaanIErHla,
this May the 18th. \. D. ISIS.
W. W. PARKS. Cl'k DC T. C.
| certify flat the above is "a true coI, Of 'Hs
original. This Sept. 3.-A. ~ 1879.
JOHN q WILLIAMS, Sherii 2. C..
Came to hand Miy 9Th; a. p. 1883, aud a,--
iered 70 he published for eight sntttssi woeAs,'
rs directed hy the within. his Shp. 81 4. %
1858. JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, Shtri7. t.D TO.
lO:St--rrint. fee 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

- The negrosss Cesar, who has been confffsyS
in our jail as runaway for more than eight
months past, was sold by our Sheriff on Saturday
under the provisions of law. He brought $500.
which after paying charges will 90 into the county
treasury. Every dilieeag was used to learn the
Whereabouts of his owut but without Success. ue
said his owner resided in Rapides parish, La. and
after in BOssier parish Both stories are believed to
be mere fctions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
Gasssp Oe,pI qGalae all =!
$40 gseWa I'd.

SEW EsPWEEW.
StTRAYED from the undersigned, on 10Th ~,
SNApIil last. n DARK BAY or BRnWNLS11
FILLEY. years old, about Is hands high,
large blaze in the face, very hHay! name aud tail,
and has Il noted so,nr OH the right thigh, which had
Just healed up. I will give the aborc reward for any
Information. 50 that may get her.
T. {. MARSH, Farmers Branch, p. o.,
Dallas Co, Sept, -, lSjS-l2jt."
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rsTnAY NOTICES.


fAK'N rrly Harvey siry sn'lsslf' iffft
II. Luris, ., T.. To- rNrinri ~ q, DIlss alr D.
H., Mar. irtnlrI "a tho len sisulier y I A At1
rrii.fslatsli
TAKEN lr, 10 Nm Stats, siM sstr1 Dbl rs
n. Lu.ts, 4. T.. l'rn.uri So. q Dallas 90 NHH
hllrL llUl,sf NJ Lr, lrudc 4 on the ri o.. OBI.
.upls,,i ." h. scar, Oh, alout ~ h'ni hsh.
lnlr,i.,l at-iH. WK,M N,tl'N.
ll.t 4. e. E.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

~ We have had oOpiOas rains for a day or two
mast. tl9th) and : prospect for more
ne sirss J. sEziA ring
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

~ Tie late rsia. hass si'sa ssw ~ % ihs E'ss'
ani ,szsiaitn He 49, ~ i sow letter ihsu i sas
through de snmafr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20

ID EMAiNlNG in the Post Office ut DLlln
IA lst day Of October, which it not taken uu
the LIST day at January noXf, will he sehtt II
Letter Office.
A. Rachael Anderson, Vim. Arnoll..J "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-20
Ssrayesl or SsOSc,a.

Fort Worth, Sept. o. 1S50-l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
NUMBER ZIG.

Nicaragua he viii respect all American interests in
that country.
The difficulty between General Hennfngsen and
General Walker has been satisfactorily settled.
The Treasury revenue for the last quarter is six
millions less than that for the corresponding period
last year The imports Of the year fall one nan red
millions short Of Secretary Cobb's estimates.
CINCINNATI, Nov 14.-Flour, Extra is quoted at
u o to s. Is. Whisky has advanced 3c. Sales
at 183c.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Asia's advices have
depressing effect upon the cotton market Cotton
has declined tc.i Middling Uplands are quoted at
lie. The market closed dull, with downward ten
dency.
Flour has an advancing tendency; sales at u Is
to "a so.
Mess Pork CEastern) is selling at s17 so.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE steamers Planet and The
Imperial arrived here to-day from New Orleans.
The steamer Kennett left this evening for New
Orleans.
The river at this point is falling at the rate Of
halfinch an hour.
VICKsBURG, Nov. IL The steamer Gen, Pike
passed down at 10 o'clock last evening. The Ne
braska passed down at 3, the City of Memphis at 4
and the j. H. Lakeland at o'clock this morning
The I. G. Twichell passed down at O'Clock thi:
evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
tHr TIE SOUTHERN AsD sArlosAI tlzE.l

10y THE SOUTHERN AND NATIoEAL LISE.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 1o-The Cunari steamship
Asia, Capt Lott, arrived off Sandy Hook early this
morning.
The Asia brings Liverpool dates to Saturday, the
Both ult, three days later than those by the Kan.
garoo.
General News
LONDON, Oct 8O.-Mr. Bright has made great
speech at Birmingham in which he advocated the
system of voting by ballot accordiag to the American
system Of representation.
new company has been organized for the pur.
chase and completion of the steamship Great Eastern
The emigrant ship Eastern City (not steamship, as
previously reported) destroyed by fire near the
Cape of Good Hope. She was on her way6rom Liv-
erpool to Australia, with emgrants. Only one life
was lost.
In connection with the contemplated visit to
ireland, of military company from the United
States it is reported that several secret sedition
societies have been discovered by the British author.
tiles.
1t is rumored that these societies derive their en-
couragement money for carrying out their designs
from the United States.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3O.-The sales of cotton for the
week were limited to SO 600 bales of which specua.
tors took 5OO and 5000 bales were sold for expora
ton.
All grades of cotton have considerably declined
during the week. The decline for the week is from
to lc. The quotations of Friday are as follows
Fair Orleans, 1916 Niddling Orleans, Lie
Fair Mobile, "a Middng Mobile, 7 /; Fair Upland,
u; Middling Upland, 6 7.16
The sales of Friday were 5000 bales. The market
closed very dull.
The decline on Middling Orleans is only, owing
to the small supply of this description of cotton.
Orleans tres ordinaire at Havre is quoted at 11O
francs.
The funds evince greater steadiness-consOls for
money closed on Friday at 9S5.
The advices from Manchester and the manufactur.
ing districts continue to be of unfavorable charac
ter (Unfavorable to the manufacturers and factors
but all that could be desired for buyers, and all
that could be expected from the general decline in
the cotton market)
The BreadstuHs market closed very dull, and
evinced declining tendency. Choice Ohio Flour is
quoted at q to "a, Wheat has declining tend
ency; Middling and lower qualities have declined
to I'd. Corn closed dull at morning prices.
The Provision market was quiet. Beef dull, little
enquiry, and prices easier. Pork dull. Bacon dull
Lard dull at 55 to sec. Rice closed dull. Rosin
Common, As Id. Spirits Turpentine, 39s. cd. tc
4Os Cd.
The LArEsT,-Lirerpool, Saturday No0n.-Tht
sales of to-day are estimated at 5000 bales. The
market is very fiat. The Breadstuffs market is
quiet.
LONDON, Saturday Noon.-The funds are depressed
Consos for money are quoted at 98 to 984 declin
of on FRIDAYS quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
The old Basin.

1t is years since blight fell upon the once promis-
ing locality, and left the Old Canal to be stagnant
and noisome pool, depository for filth, man-trap
for needless tppleFs, and nearly useless for its
original business purposes as the filling up of the
channel and various other Instructions preeluded its
navigation by vessels OF any considerable tunnage.
The stores around the Basin were left tenantess the
lumber yards almost deserted, all Improvement vas
checked and the neighborhood assumed an aspect of
helpless desolation ruuous to property holders there
abouts. OF late, though, thers premonitons of
the dawn of day of prosperity for the adVersity be-
deyiled population and propEetors of the Old Basin
vicinage. The new g New Orleans Canal and Nayi.
CATION Company, which holds the charter of privi-
Ieges of the DID, have gone 10 work taking the kinks
out of the Bayou st. Jehn straitening it out so
| that vessels of respectable dimensions may pass
these sharp angles which heretofore have opposed
such obstacles deepening the portions Of the canal
which had become shallow, and fastening every I'M
provement which can facilitate navigation.
When the work in progress shall be complete, any
vessel that nayigates the lake can bg her seven or
eight feet dnught OF water up to tae city without
difficulty. Already ave or six feet Of water nav be
had from the lake 10 the head of the canal and in
view of the cheering prospects Of te future the af.
fairs of the neigbborhood are exhibiting marked
progressive impetus. New lumber yards, stores and
various business epots being or are about to lie
established, and things are looking mp generally. #
the Company push forward their work, ii IS reasona.
bic to conclude that the Old Basin win become bust
ing back.town center Of commercial operations Sc
eond only to that of the New Basin, which, however
it can never surpass, or perhaps equal-for lumber
being the staple of trade the np.town demand will
ever during generation at least, exceed that of
downtown, because of the great need Of the upper
part Of the city and the growing suburbs Tor building
materials, which is necessarily sought at the NEST
convenient point Of supply. We shall watch the re.
iuyeRation Of the Old Basin locality With interest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
Domestic InteIl1ge c e.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE State Department has
addressed note to Senior Jerez, demonstrating with
him for warning the public not to buy tickets for Nj
caragua by the steamship Washington.
The Collector of Mobile has refused clearance to
the vessel in that port intended for the conveyance
Of Walkers emigrating party, and refers Walker to
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Gen. Walker promises that if he is reinstated in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
.IgUqseOEf0 Cotton Gin,

The undersigned Agent for the sale of this improved Patent
IIN STAND has on hand large stock of all sizes.
For speed, ghtuess of draft beauty sample it stand
lnrivaed
NJ. S. HEDRICK, Agent,
2s Camp street,
sel0 2ptiRl&W Also 81 Front ST. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
e. Career ConoDasasg's
m Mn IRrnpnunnn nnnmnn "

The Undersigned sole manufacturers under L. CABVEE5
of 1885, 845 and ~ have permanently established
Office and Warehouses at No. 10 aRAVIER STREET and an
prepared to furnish Planters Merchants any ss
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecesaryto desilits advantages OFT
uambeess bypaoca authorities
using it, uteientto confirm high reputation and 4
make its adoption still more general.
rs 2ply q. CARVER COMPANY.
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CSGtEI8a's
BI. SULPHITE OF LIME.
Omce, 10. 30 Roval street.

Ia order maintain the superior quality Of my BI-suL
PHITE OF LIME and to furnish it in such quantities it
may be ordered have disposed of my drug establishment
in this city, and my time exclusively to the
ufactura of BI-sULPHTTE OF LIME.
Planters and Merchants rely upon having all of their
order supplied with PURE ARTICLE as have, during
the past four MONTHS spared expense in the
ton and building my Works, on Canal street, ex-
tensiye a sea e 5 any in the South. sells 2p2m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-12
EW"eeB,s Patent

SHUTTLE WING MACHINES
If would know all about this Sewing Machine please
call and examine for yourselves after seeing oil others
The most satisfactory evidence will be given where Weeds
Machine has been in constant operation for years. kinds
of Cloth and Leather Work.
The BEAUTY, SIMPLICITY and PERMANENCY of this
Machine is remarkable.
NJ. S. HEDRIGK, Agent,
cls Rp2tawlu No p Camp street.