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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-05

SUGAR advanced E<e with sales Of about 1881
hhds Fair to Fully Falr51S1S5asc y d.
MoLAssES.. Some 1850 bbls were sold at 2ssc Tor IN
erior Good 29soc for Prince and Choice and 40 half
bbs at soas5c. Also us packages Merchants Refinery ~
Sic for bbls and Sc y gallon for half bbls
FLOUR !. THIS market quiet and the only sales TO-
ported were $50 % Fancy Tennessee al 81 Co. 90 Common at
~ 81 and 200 % S0of which did not learn the rates.
GRAIN The stock Of Corn light and the sales
confined to some 100 sacks White and Mixed at 55355o
buhe In Wheat heard Of Transactions or Oats 40
sacks st. Louis were sold a5c and Ordinary aac D
bushel. y. Bras held st 7bt97sc v 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork incuded 400 bls heavy
Ness TO SIS Is and 81 bb Prime sis y bb Mess
was retsng s6aSl6 2s and round lots Of weight
wond hardly bring sic q bql Bacon dull and round
lots OF sides Y b. without OF Green
$50 900 rs ntboat loads) sold private
said full prices The sales Lard comprised
Prime l0c So No. a. and 42e kegs in lot at l2c p D.
HAY. 30 Western, m stbOats, sold few days
since delivered by the 18th inst. at so 50 y tunan
advance. l
cOFFEE The market was active with sales Of $500
bags at advanced 4@7kcH D. comprising 46s bags at
19e 1851 at H. se8 ul4 40 ns<. 700 l1S, 80
MS. and 200 skmmings at sA@ec y D. The stock left in
second hands only ~ 100 bags the smallest known
at this season for many years.
WHISKY. Tho market dnl, with sales Of 100 bbIs
CAT Extra Rechsd In two three lots at zoe u gallon and
Raw may be quoted at about the
FREIGHTs. ship taken for st. Petersburg al sl6c
Cotton bs for Marsees ne for Cotton s4
Tobacco. Vessels the berth for Liverpool filling up
with Cotton generally at IS SD. 81
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ARRIVED.
sehr Mary Ann Kopp from Bloxi-Bssin.
Schr Gen Washington, Orr. from Pesrngion--lasin.
Schr President sadler, from Pearl River-Basin.
Ecfr james Ellis, Steel. from Biox-Basin.
sTEAMB0ATs.
Belle GHfes. Janfraau. FROM Ballze.
Jas II Lucas McCombs, from Nashville
Matches. Lezihers. from Vlcksburg
r ] Ward Miller, from Louisville.
Jacob Traber, Turgean, from Lockport. u
Virginia. Cozzens, from Mobiie.i
Cora. Gfipon. from Aakapas.
Rapides Dowty, from Red River.
Bella Donna McCombs from WilIiamspoTt.
J Savage, Davis, from Nashville tat ~
Indian. Groelee from Cale1ona.
Jos Holden Martin. from Red River.
Florida. Hnfchngs. from Mobile. $50
VIM Bageiey, Hnnott from Mobile-Lake end
Jefferson Rairosd
Towbont Junns Reebe Andrews the Passesowed down
and 10 18th u ships Ocsae Monarch and Cavalier
up light
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oUACHIFA RIVER.
Leaves on FRIDAY. 9TH inst at P. NJ positively
r. REGULAR TEN DAY CANnES MAG

lalRII4sSS niGcent PASSENGER packet Doctor BuHing-
- ton, J. d. Walker master. and J. s. Gloon,
clerk For Camden, Beach Hills, Miler's Bluff Cham
Pagnolle, Wilmington Moro Bay, Pigeon Hills Marie Saline
Extra Landing, Alabama Landing Ouachita City, Trenton
Monroe Pine Bluff Casto Columbia, HarrsonbTg Trinity
and all way landings Ouachia and Black Rivers The Bu
hngon entirely new very light draught 6 ioehe aud has
been built expressly for the trade reasonable share Of pa
tronage is solicited. Apply on board, or 10
q. L. KOUNS BRO, 2 Front street.
fen J, s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on FRIDAY, Bth inst aisP.M

-
regular, new gnihcent passenger packet DIR.
So Burlington. A. j. Buhlngton, master will
leave for Camden Beach Hills ChampagnOle, Wilmington,
Moro Pigeon Hills Marie Saline Alabama Landing, Trenton,
Monroe Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity all intermediate
landings Ouacha and Black rivers. The DR. Darlington
entirely and draws but % inches and for speed,
comfort accommodation surpassed any in
the trade For freight apply on board or 70
j. Is. WALkERA& CO, Agents, 80 Front st.
r. SIT has been reported the Ouaeha river that the
captain OF the Dr. Bum PitsburR Yankees
Aboltionss This foul SANDER for Interested motives.
The captain and altVginans by birth and euca-
ton, and are large slavehoiders.
m22t8 j. b. WALKER & co.
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athitn d The zElsrhsts.

FRIDAY MORNING. March 5. le5sA
COTTON. < The market dull yesterday and the sales
rachsd barely 400 bales irregular prices but generally In
favor Of buyers We stil auote
sry oRInsxs CLASSIFICATION ftt
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Leaves On SATURDAY, oh inst. sisP.M;

r. REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW
PackeThe splendid, entirely new fast running
n passenger packet Red Chief, !. @. shute
MASTER u. H. Kouns clerk, Will leave above positively for
Arkansas Line Keis Landing Warwick's Landing Planters
VILE DeGlace Landing Point Pleasant Mouth Bayou Barhol
omew Trenton Monroe, Columbia Trinity and all intermediate
landings the Black and Ouacha rivers Will give through
bills for freight for all landings above the line with privilege
Of reshpping by her keel boat built for this trade Apply
G. L. KOUHs & BRO, Front street
J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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n
asss3.z9.A Bayou Sara Fort Adams WillamsDort Port
Hudson. and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA
VIM. McCombs master, will her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH and win continue throughout the season
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening at o'clock
carsfrom Woodviile.
day morning.
Particular attention paid the receiving and landing Of
and freight nj all hours Of the day and night
jy2gu HOLMES A CIAUsS. a TehoJrpitoulas st.,
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S{9S IA. RODRIGUEZ q co.,, 6-.
DSts3 successors TO !, p'A9uIN 4 co llas2sstsS

NStf RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything for
1H Building and Repairing Carriages, kept for sale
and Nuts, At No l56 Gravier street New Orleans anll ~
wi Royal streetFor the Cure Of Old Chronc Mereural
Syphc all Private Diseases without Mercury hndranee
from business friends and cure guaranteed in
all
The success which has attended Dr. prac
ce in all OF the United States and Europehe
markabe effected which pronounced incur
able by the eminent physicians usthes him IN offering his
services the confidence OF the unfortunate The
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. James per-
maneny eradcate namely: Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures Urethal Discharges elect, Gonorrhea
Emissions Periodical Affections of females however
Examination Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheunatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers Tunors and all Diseases Of the Skin.
Dr. James would also call the attention especially OF those
privately improperly injured themselves in that
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind unit
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De.
biy Impoeney The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, viz
Limbs Pain IN the Head, Dmness Of
VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Papitation OF the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness Irablity, Symptoms Of Consumption,
Mentally, the fearful effects the mind are to be
sp Evil Forebodlngs Aversion to soeey, Self Distrust
Love eli Solitude Tmdiy etc. OF the evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
fan TO call Dr. james and be at restored 10 perfect
yourself the awful and dreadful of this
terrible malady.
weakness Of organs Immediately cured and full vigOE
Remember "The Medical House of Dr. james, 80 Custom.
house street.
Private and separate reserved. Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. to r. NJ D.- III
or no pay. DR.. JAMES,
oil ly 50 Cusiomhouse street.
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Leaves on THURSDAY. the lIth int, ASP
n= UPPER RED RIVER PACKET

la4Hlt,isr L. Kouns Bros Low Water Through Idne--
$50. The Era No. 1, Koans, master VIII give
through hills Of landing all landings above
Bluffs Doaksyle, Riamicha, Wrighps, Rowland LanespoT
Fulton Dodeys Ferry spngbank Albany shreveport Grand
O. l.. KoUNs BRO, 2 Front street,
J. 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
HNo bills paid by either boat without written orders Bills
be appro board andanded in the oce for
- M
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FOR YAZoo RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 9Th inst. at P. N. positively
/, IT, FOX IL II Ell % X e, GREENWOOD,
I'M Sdon fazoo City, SataTtia, and Vicksburg
The superior new and swim running packet
steamer oil II ii. j u a Captain Whistler,
will leave Us abog and all intermediate landings the
WIJRTT a WII.SON x 9ants -'
mo No. Front street
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Leaves on TU RsDAY, March I6. at5PzMti
Fyse. RElsUiAR TEN DAY sKREVFPOR'

T
l64zrs Nafchioches Packet--The new elegant and
ssssssss4 and swift running passenger packet
Duke, Samuel Apologize, master, v Celles clerk. win
positively above for Shreveport, Grand Bayou
chatta Campte Grand Ecore Natchioches Alexandria ote
Landing Gortsns Landing Tarbins Landing and
all intermediate landings Red via Cane aud Little
For freight passage having Unsurpassed accommodations,
apply on board,
MI GEO. ID. HITE q CO.. G Front street.
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Leaves on SATURDAY 9Th inst a.5PM
, r. REGULAR TAI.I.AH ArCITIF

4 nhOOLAIA
and Yazoo Packet-The elegant, light draught
fast running freight aud passenger steamer Sal
he Robinson, Dyas Powers master will ITALIA
hae and Yazoo rivers and all Intermediate landings as above
For freight or passage apply on board.
m5 s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on SATURDAY 9Th inst at5PM
~ REGULAR TALL4HATCHIE AND

Yazoo River Packet-1he new light draft pas.
- senger packet YnzoO Belle, j. c. Reives,
n mas u ELLINGTON clerk, will leave above oaM
Cold Water Thlaoba Lehore, Greenwood, Sdon Tehua,
haloo CITY, aud all intermediate landings Taahatche
fazoo rivers. For freight or passage apply board.
-hz j. s. PAdAUD Advertising Agent
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l61Hl3,e Bayou, ST. Maurice Cample, Grand Ecore, Al
exandra and Gorfbns Landing-The elegant
swirl running passenger packet steamer p II. kim
ball, W. w. Wihenbury master +. g. FiDdrau clerk will
leave for above all intermediate landings above
For freight passage, apply on board,
ms j. IS. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
zShe P r. Kimbalt VIII take freight for Jefferson
addo sud All places above the Raft reslppng light
DR. Aft steamer Ham Howell. Keub White and Effort.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
r. COAST AND LAFoURcHE PACKET
The new. syifi and splendid passenger packet
sner, clerk leaves New ore every Wednesday 10 A. NJ,
and every Saturday p NJ For freight passage having
superior oommodatiOns, apply board.
J. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
entire season. DIS
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, March 9Th, at p. NJ. positively.
RE-. REGULAk GRAND ECORE AND
~ Natchitoches PacketThe new fine fast run
= ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
Jno O. Dowy. master, q J. Barstow, clerk
will leave positively for Grand Ecore, Natehoche
Alexandria Coe Gorton's Landing Barbns Landing Nor
Landing and all intermediate landings Red rir via
Cane and Little rivers For freight passage apply board
orto GEO. ID. HIfE& CO..
fe2s 6Front street.
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ATTAK APAs

l$4sIks nsr 81 Martnsyills paeket.-fhs fine, new
nss4&%%A light draft steamer Belle Creole, j. Henry
Whworth master, will leave for Marnsyle New IBERIA
Jeanneretts Charrentou Franklin Centrev PatteFsonve
Berwick and Brashear City Bayou Buf and all inteTmeate
landings, above.
All busih entrusted TO her will be punrtuay attended
to- For freight passage apply board Of street.
or to HALL, ROOD PUTNAM,
CustQmhouse street.
ortoJ. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 co
d2s Us PAGAUD AdysyiaIne Agegt
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ~ O'Clock p NJ.
, r. FOR OPELO u A S-THE NEW
lGsAEEAtSsS STEAMER w. Burton, Capt. g. f. Lon
aier, built expressly for The trade, Will leave
above taking freight for Old River Smmsport all landings
the AtchafaayA For freight passage apply board,
j. NJ JOHNSTON 4 CO., 8 Front Levoos st.
iyl4K near CustouhOua4 street.
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EDSS GOODS

general assortment for G entlcmen and Ladies
which will be sold at reduced prices. .ra
f.- FRESH GROCERIES,. " . ...." .
a large supply Of Sugar, Coffee, syrup, &c
SllhD and HERRING. ..'t = -.
. QUEENSWARE
a large Stock including Granite, China, Liv-
crpool, and Common Ware, such as has not been
generally Kept. z -r. sEHsEiaEtE
t".. DO I..'H HARDWARE. ,T.8 d. E.....
A general assortment, including Scythos, sc
DONNETS, LATEST FASHIONS. r... f.
a new assortment of tho latest Fashion. in>
GLIDING BLOWERS, &c. Ladies call and see them
.. HATS ! rs .,
Fur, Wool, Leghorn, straw, Chip, and all OIL
or kinds. .. '' ...H a..| ~ I.''.F DIX
BGors.--A good supply ofBoots for Men and
BOYS. Ha.HrNt uG.i,HI 4tH su s..s. .aE.# +.
SHOES'--h general assortment for Men, Wo-
men, and Children. Also on hand, an assort-
mont Of Nails, Glass, Cordage, Stonowarc, &c.
/ especially invite tho Ladics and Gentlemen
TO call and examine my stock, for have the
most complete and desirable assortment Of
Spring and Summer wear ever saw. Every
body come, for will sell cheap for each or to
prompt payers. have . ... ..... ..t....-.
FIVE HUNDRED YARDS OF CARPET,
n low as % cents per yard. and Wool Car.
pot lover than has cvor been in this market. -
Call at tile old stand. WIN. LATER.
Morgantown, May 2Sth 1868. 8 u.
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STRAWBERRIES.

Persons intending to make straw.
berry plantations should now DO pre-
pairing their ground. 1t should be
highly manfred, and dug or plowod rs
deeply rs possible, and be had in read
ness to take advantage of the first good
rains. The advantage Of planting in
Summer or carly fall is, that the plants
become we'll established before winter,
and will produce a moderate crop, per-
haps sufficient to bear the expense of
planting, the next season. If planted
now, while the weather is dry, they
should be literally wateredwken plant
ed, and every evening until they arc
fully established. ...... ..... '......
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RAUp vlv,mUs vsyAmUs


That good time coming Of winch we use
10 sing, has at last arrived; ut least ono would
think so, judging from the great amount orpood
things 1" be found at tho Variety store of Il, L.
y. BHRRSlllRE, who respectfully announce
70 thcr mumcT Gus friends aud customers nd tis
rest ormankind generally, that they have recciv.
Cd from the East tho most complete assortmcr
ct VARIETY GOODS AND NOTIONS, ever
bsoughtto This market, which they arc now offer
ing 90 the public u prices to Suit customers
Their terms are CASH. H
Their motto 'Shou profits and quick returns.
1t would be almost impossible to cnumera,o
all tic articles u DC had there's among them
may he found !. N.f Fl |.|#
Nuts and Candies ofcrery description, Pickles,
Prosorycs and Gavoring extracts; Peaches put
up in air tigb, jarS; lemons, Oranges, pfunes,
sc. Spices and pcfilimery, every variety;
Tobacco and Cigars Of tho best quality, Su.
gaf, Molasacs, aud sympj Crackers, Cheese,
FISH, Sar5ines, &c. Stationary OF n superior
quality every variety. Ina won Ladies,
and Gentlemen,
'1nIuirc within for anything yon wants
Picnic parties Supplied withall the necessary
films, on reasonable terms. u.. .r
DonJ forget tho place Rcmenibcf IL liz at
tho "Chcap Grocery, - immediately opposite tie
courthouse. f. j.. & N. BERKSiltRg.
juno 25th, 1858. y" '."
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IMPORTANT ITEM,
Ore door, fitl.sies. .SOfffil

REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS!.
Nd +. e N! 3BERRSHlRE announce to
Il y. ,heiryitiPnls and the public. that they
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Conr,.honse into The adjoining room on
The South, lately occupied by I NJ. ,Challaui
Druggist, wliere aiey have Just received,
and are now openings q large stock Of Gro
ctries, Ccnfec,ionery Tobacco, Segars, and
algreat variety Of N6,ion9and useful articles
al almost every dissolution purchased I'M the
East--all Which theynwill sell low fpr Cash,
or topr0mpi customers at four months. We
horethata who may need any thing in our
line viii not 9faitto keep thereye on the
Cheap Grocery exactly opposite TO the
Court House, RL.f& N. BERKSHIRE. g
November l6 1857. 1 1875 so
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A0rieultnral,.
lie, sEEDlNG MEADOWS.

4. D.
Spread weil.rottcd manure over tho
meadow early in the spring, or at tue
conrnenccmeut'o OF the fall rains, and
let this be followed by thorough har-
rowing, and afterwards rolling in the
spring, ii meadows arc we'll harrow
ed in the lattcrspart of A pril, and grass
coed Gown upon them, and then roll
led, tho seed spwh will readily grow.
1.-THE meadows absolutely need plow-
ing, we should prefer to wait till the
fall !; then pillow, and give the land the
benefit Of the winters frost In the
latter part Of March SOW barley, and
after it is we'll up, or about the first of
May, SOW about four pounds Of red
clover, and halfa bushel Of orchard
grass to the acre, with a proportion Of
mny other grasses desired, and then
roll. Or, Instead of barley, spring
wheat may, at the proper time bcsown,
if preferred. Either ofthc crops are
favorable to the growth of grass, sha-
ding it but little. . ... ,....r, 81, .
There are several reasons why mead
ows require rd.seeding. Ono is this !:
under bad management the crop of
hay is annually carried of, while no
manure is supplied 40 the land to main
tain its fertility. Another reason is,
the almost universal preference given
TO timothy, which though excellent, is
not u perennial grass, and therefore
very difficult to retain for succession
OF years. ....
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II CaRR Ee.

1t has become absolutely necessary for us o
close up our business entire. We therefore
give this last notice to those whom il may cons
Germ OF our intention and determination TO d o
so. We hope that all those who are indebted
10 us either by note or account, will promptly
attend to their payments whhout further solicit
alton. II. ID. Carr has left town, but the books
&c. may be found in possession OF b. L. Smith
VINO VIII attend to them. There are great ma
ny small balances of accounts unsettled on oar
books, to which we would direct the specinI
attention ofthoSc owing thom.
May 10. ..-. CARR, uANWAY e. co
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pig WINDOW Q. k,--!LooK OUT.
III ~. I ~. "A Ii lll..l.a. u. D. "a

:, Those New Goods from Philddelphia and
Dnlum0re are NON open and ready for exhi.
p.lVn, and viii be sold in competition. as I,
cheapness. with any house or firm II, North.
western Virginia. wi,hout exception. I'VE
mvitefithe community generally, but The
ladies' especially, TO call ami examine our
stock, consisting of sic aUi3p.srF 90
! Fine Dress Goods in variety. Nlan,illas.
Swiss Jaconets, Collars. Laces, edpings. v
Gioves, Hosiery. Ginghams, Calico, Mus.
Inns, anaevery other article generality kent
IN anypry Goods Store in Nlorgautown oniv
~ btffc more SO. gF iF7s fsitgtS t5susF EgT :.
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
$50 .''oA' WEAR s, $500 ~.
| Ready Made Clothing % d5 &.
Cloths, CasSiners, Sattinets, yes,ings,
Cotionades, Kentucky James. Tweeds, "
Italian Cloth, Cashmere for bows " ear. v
Shifting, Check, end Shifting Tweed. &c.
EOnnets--The lates, SKINNER styles of
hornets, most beautiful, aud trimmings for
same. ffrs,.. --.I.,.T, .f' ..s. ~
Z Flowers, Ribbons, Ruches,r earsene.is,
braids, 'Suit Nets, sc. Come ladies' and see
our ,Bpnnets, 1t avid give MS pleasure TO
SHOW our goods sehether you tuy or,not. .agg
Dozen Ladies Eugene Bodies, 47nEgr
.5do..e Bustle Skirts Embroidered
.rAE. ". DuStle Oklrts;t fE( q 81 r.
.I HOOPS and HOOP SKIRTS, &c.
aShOes--A greo, variety OF, Shoes for
ladies'. Heel Kid Slippers, Laced; Fine
Pump Md Lace Caters; Kid. Welts; Goat
do; Childrens Shoes in abundance, Mems
Shoes and Boots Of all kinds.
q, Carpets and Floor OH Clcts.s.
SUMMER HATS for Men and BOYS; Child.
rens Jockey Hats, Fancy Baskets.
GROCERIES OF all kipds-Tea. Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon, Mace,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Soda, Cream Tartar, etc.
OS- We call especial attention to orr
large stock of the Cheapest Tobacco ever
sold in Morgantown. 800. -...
WHEELING NAILS, LAMP OIL. ~. w.
White Lead ia Oil, Lnseed Oil Turpentine,
&c.a lnsk Mattresses, made by Albert Ten.
naht. 9ita.a.s#. 3n iaess afs.ras5 ff.a p. 10
Z All of which will be sold Cheap for Cash
or approved country produce, or upon n
credit oi SIX months TO prompt paying Gus.
TONER'S. "sn. .a. Dogs gua. ns.0'r .n-
| We return our thanks TO The public for
| their liberal patronage heretofore, and now
oiicra special inducement TO the public, and
ask them to call and see Calltndme & Nye.
where very cheap goods Won may buy.
! June 4. CALLENDINE & NYR.
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LOOK OUT FOR DuRBANNA FOUN,
DRY AND C0RN,CRACKER ~ 4

II HAVE inst put up apsir of Corn, crack ers,
il and am now ready TO crack your Corn. Come
OIL, friends and enemes,l wonM have yon alto
know that am ready noay 10 crack your grain
into cob-mepl &c., in 'lnc style, right along.
Now ifyou want II done up right, 32laa2
,qsAnd have bat liitlc stole, 40 sol igBf
Just bring along eome Hrs, rate Grain, ytiy
And will take the ,olii
7 think not bestin setting on, 't4l tH
40 The peoplc muchtto hat,er, IfEA Bu3
= Thencome nlorg and Try Jour lack --fr,g a
. w Come see WHAT'S the matter. -
Is Then you don't say all is, right ss;tS
y And to your neighbors brag.
p 1Thoncm time you may 60 of light, THV
AZ, And also lose the bag !,s.ii. g., 3,,,,,;,..
NJ Then come right along to NlM0N'., at
DurbNnna Foundry, and get your grain done.up
into Cow-fecd in short order. We can sell you
a Ponp TO furnish the water, and big Kettle to
mix your feed in Canyon do better any where
elsefs# , -}4HUia - ssi March 10, 1858. 4
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