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Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

Nova SooTIA PovAToEs.-Since the first of
October, more that forty thousand bushels of
potatoes have been received in Boston from
Nova Scotia alone. Add this amount to the
quantity raised IN our own immediate vicln-
ity, and we shall have some small idea of the
consumption of this esculent In Boston and
its neighborhood.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

BBARs.-Mr. Jason Cutter, Of Lancaster,
New Hampshire. has kill three Of these ami
mails within short time. They have done
considerable damage in the northern part Of
New Hampshire the past season.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

CRY GuARDs.-An adjourned meeting Of the
Old Guards will be held this evening, at Bhney
Hall. All who intend to join the parade are re.
quested to be present
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01
TO THg FRIENDS or THE
WORCESTER LYCEUM AND Library
ASSOCIATION

In Worcester AMI Worcelter County.
For the benefit Of the Worcestr Lyceum and Iib,orv
Association, CHRISTMAS FAIR will be holden in
MECHANICS HALL, from the 23d OF Deeembf, ,i,l Tho
opening Of he year.
Tequesng the operation, especially of the lasies
OF worcester County, for so laulsbe purpose and iu
oehAt Of an ABsocialion, whose good Influences are
shseu Oy a, the Directors nadent hat thev will
make no vain appeal For It's to aid ia its mesns of
useuiners, an institution, which, with more conpreben
sVe beneVoence than the school, diRlses Intelligence in
all seasons, to al! ages and to peope of every condition.
With the assistance Of those whose hand are open for
the support Of every god cause the Assooiato
1t Will increase lis means Of permanent usefulness bv
SUCH an undertaking as will selt the generosity
which sustans it--by renewing IN a ihougbtul papse
OF fe's busy turmoil" the better pert Of the old and
memorable festivities in which the name Of Nanny
CHRISTMAS had its appropriate origin.
The FAR committee, therefore, ask the ladies OF Wor-
cester County to contribute such articles Of skill taste
and usefulness, will make it attractive and va,uab
Their plan Of classification aud arrangement, reader tho
novelty and variety OF contributions espeeisv desb
The pr ductions OF every climate fruits and aoral orn.
ments Of all seasons, curosiies ancient and foreign ma
well as the customary contributions OF art aud ingenuity
will nod their appropriate places in the Fair
Preparation from Dature, Aquaria, herbaria speei
mens Of fea and field grasss leaf and moss baAke,s and
vaaes, evergreen decorations wreaths crossea arcbe.
and gives, are desirable. Devices from glass ssels
BEADS and wax, embroidery vases, toys aud ornnmep
OF other kinds suitable for Christmas presenta or Tor
daily use will be gratefully received.
we you'd al'o request The young men OF Woroester
County, many Of whose are familiar AZ The paent
ounce to contribute models Of their ingenuity and baud
cra ana especially such specimens of eht and curious
Manufacture, as miniature hou,es, cages. carvings
brackets chessmen, ard other articles hcb NAV lve to
the exhibition, interest, ornament or PROFIT Inventions
OF The lighter class, sewing machines copying and rao
ing machines designs and improvements musical phlo
Sophca, architectural and useful will be suitable ard
welcome contributions 10 the Fair Landscapes portnits
engraVog' sIhtuary, crayon pencil Sketches designs
Photographic and autographs. fOr SALE will be acceptable
Further information will be ohecrfuly given by tho
Committee Of Arrangements, to whom articles should bo
forwarded and communication addressed.
JAMES II. BLAKE,
DR. GEO, OHANDLEn, Committee
j. NJ. o. ARMaBY, -,
ALANS0N CAREY,
q W. BENTLEY, Arrangements.
JOHN N. BANKER,
Dancing. MIR. MOOR pruposcs opening m Even
Ing School AZ nRINLkY HALL for young ladies' aud
gentlemen. Mr M.w give Instruction In fancy dane .,
cotillons, and the much admired faucers' quadrils
Those Wishing to join the casf will please leave their
names at Mr.. A. Maruh's Store, oil oil
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

Hon ELI THAYRR IN PRovGDENcE.-Mr.
Thayers speech, IN Providence, on Friday even.
ing last, is we'll spoken Of by the Journal and
Tribune. 1t delivered in Railroad Hall, TO a
numerous assemblage. The Journal says:-
"Mr. Thayer spoke for nearly two hours, and was
listened to with close attention throughout. His
views evidently mad an impression upon the au.
dience." Senator Simmons and Hon. Thomas
Davis. among other distinguished gentlemen,
were upon the platform.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

The YELLOW FEVER IN NEw ORLEANs.-
New Orleans, Oct. 29.-The deaths in this
city yesterday by yellow fever were twenty.
five.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

The earnings of the Erie Railroad for
the month of September, 1858, show a de-
crease Of $l4l ,O97 %, nearly twenty i've
per cent on the earning Of September, 1867.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

THE STATE ELECTION takes place tomorrow,
when the polls will be open at the severel ward
rooms in this city, from 9 o'clock A. NJ. till
O'Clock P. NJ.
Ae seen by the official warrant in another col
umn, the votes for State and County officers. and
for Councillor und Senator, are to be on one bal.
lot and for Representative to Congress, and to
the General Court, each on separate ballots by
hemselves-making in all three distinct ballots.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01
BY TELEGRAPH.


by the American Telegraph's panys Printing Lines
ohce in General Express Office Lincoln House BLOCK
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

We are informed by the Chairman of the Coun-
ty Committee, that by an arrangement between
that body and the District Committee Of the
Southeast Senatorial District of this county. the
latter undertook to supply the towns in that Dis
trict with the necessary votes for the pending
election. II was, therefore, the fault of the lat
ter, and not OF the County Committee, that in
correct votes we're sent to Douglas ard Sutton
As soon as the County Committee were aware Of
the error, they took means to have it corrected,
and both the towns named have now been sup
piled with correct votes. This correction does
not detract at all from the force of the admoni-
ton we gave, for voters in the various localities,
TO look to their ballots and see that they are cor
rect
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

Dancing Mir MOORE proposcs opening an Even
ing School AZ nkINLhY HALL, for young ladies' aud
gentlemen, Mr M.will give Instruction In fancy dane H.
eotionp, and the much ndmired iaucero quadrlls--
Those wahng TO join the clasf will please leave their
names At Mr. A. Maruh's Store, oil oil
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

County
Committee
Worcester daily spy., 1858-11-01

On motion Of S. P. Twiss, Esq, H. c.. Rice,
ESQ.,, was unanimously nominated, and accepted.
The following gentlemen were chosen District
Committee for the ensuing year dwight Fos-
ter, ], D. Daniels, and C. W. Angler
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-03
f1nns 81 ApvKxrsfua. !.

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1lelss E 1870 :sssssasass sssssss.. q,
stvstass.ssss asIs ssss tAs. ~
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s.tsastssssnpaaie1 With lire,1,eas
':sII siahssed4 SO sAsos1 lsnssSs1.
kseas6,sla1ssssasssusssssssspssssses.r.e.
14la pa3e will - bevogjs1 lyo0.
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mali! - uaGAly - hssA -, 8 ~ es1s. VIM
6e4seeeeoo 1son ~ unseot.
Un1ee ~ vsssest sysasas - o1v11taDss pays =
- ses eeeepass - sesnstse, ~ sAeaess 6eiae
eeasg.ssle esessqoeslets ssly. xAls1 e q -
eeeess eee1eaA. 0sssaasgsfsr srsAs1ess vilIbs
sasas sAsn slvsssies11.as - -
~. sss.sa 1stsss - sxltaael - 80 - -
eass seesies spass4ss tAs stinsastsallyia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

L. WILSON, OPERATIVE AND MANUFACTURING
II. dentist No 81 Bond street would invite the attention u
seeking superior excellence Ia artificial teeth also
every variety q artificial teeth manufactured for The proes
sion At the very lowest trade prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

Houna nlee q the New YORK Daily Herald for 1854 ps
ga complete and IN perfect order fr bargain IN
gnre It r newspaper store Ne l22is Fulton street
Nassau -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

sion At the very lowest trade prices
NEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL TFgTH WITHOUT
~ metal plate clasps extracting ne roots and are three
lighter han porcelain BE- had only a the inven
tr Dr n StgESNOND, 81 Bceeker street The unsf
sive teeth nei without pain WITH new material The w ~
Tho best given " NJ
tisens where this Invention tested after years trial
cl TFrTH rTiIHD GoLD--s5 PARTIAL SETS ON
I'll gold e. partial sris silver. whole sets $40 teeth cesnp
o. Work satisfactory or no pay unprecedented prices; fe1
premiums awarded nr. MANSON manufacturing sargical
dentist corner Sixth avenue aad Twenty sec0nd sueek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

NUS A. w. SNOW THE CEIEBRATED BUSINESS
W snt VIII nnd atscni friends trace lost s'oeu
Residence W. 1rcene street ruon No l. Ars. floor.
NJ B,-wH0 HAS NOT HEARD or Tur CELEBRATED
~. Madsme PREws1 KRf she has been consulted b.
thousands IN The and other cities with satisfaction
r.. cnadcnt she hss ~ qus She tells she Of future
vie ~ hushand also hat 0 her visitor You wiah truth
give hcr coll A o Bowery opposite pleack er street. IA
ehe. - ceRtss gentlemen. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

A YOUNG LADY, TEACHER OF LANGUAGES AN
n drawing the Newton Collegiate Institute. who speai
uently the German French as acquired In Paris and En-
lh languages and teaches music and Italian TO beginner
wishesio find situation Address O. A. 23 Fulton ST. Brood
lyn, N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLow GARDEN-rIcKErs 90 oENrs-So RE
Doors open y i bs z s9Rmen'e@s
as
TONIGHT 4 Tis aEE ss 5s 20 an lac scrnrss
0rimaid MIR Bourcicauit
WAILAoKs THEATRE x,,,
70" THE ss 2 /. SEASON
REDEc COR
Under he sOls management
Stag. Manager. sr Nv xf fHs4sS -wA11Aox.
The company WIN consist NJ. % 4
Mr. Sasis.ss apps.ra.os, III Ss;.:S NJ! Drorr
Mr. TlorP {a';' appearance hers' :, ~; S:s5:.S4l.
Ssss.s ,;'
ai Jr',H.rs ,,,,. Mr. 0lI, " oo,u,,
Miss Ma Mrs s01 NJ. f..H ''
Mrs r.orp rs hsrs h Sc,.1
"'' : Miss STELLA, "''' o"' Miss cHoss,
Nil sn xs ORCHESTRA Miss oo'a1Ar'
solo performer They will he under the experienced leading
Of Mr. j. r. COOKE
On the opening night will be produced
NEW COMEDY,
from the pen Of Stirling Coyne.
And metaphorica musical aegorcal submarine AL
traton Of ou passing events written expressly for this thea
us " '0'' '' THE SEIZURE ssiH OF THE SEAS;
NEPTUNE's DErEAr
Both pieces will be produced with entirely New and Superb
ss. &c aaS sas Once sas@ Inc .u,,
Nnuhnce Oh lncouorc MoaS
Promptef n. b. Phllipa
The scenic deJ tment under the able supervision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

LNYESIGHT.-OPrICAL IMPROVEMENT TO ENABLE
II persons nj advanced 10 read with and dis
objects with perfect di.tincness Me.srs SOLO.
Mons opticians have invented and patented spectacle lenses
transparent power The valuable advantage
derived from this invention Il that vision become impaired IL
and engthened aged enabled
empos their sight nj the occupation;
these leuses Of much less magnng power snd they do not
further
Persons be suited the
parts the world BY sending pair Of specaces the
glasses out u them 10 letter and stating The distance from
he eyes they read small print with ~ and uae who have
spectaces stating their ~ Albemarle
Pccsdy w. opposite the York Hotel London, Eng
7 ADyHM II. oCULIsT AND AURrsT, 65S SIXTH AVE.
IL continues 10 blindness thought ncurahle.
ANY diseases Of standing removed amauroSs opacies
Ar opevNiion pain. Weak failing
eiairly strength d. Consulted Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

SPORTING.
L,oR sALE-AT les WILLIAM STREET BASEMENT
five Newfoundland dogs. Jet black, the largest and hand
soonest IN hc city -four black and tan pups which for breed
and beauty defy comparison four Newfoundland pups ~
the 81 Bernard and Newfoundland breed the largest breed
that he found two pointer dog well broken All kinds
game backpon fetch drop shot and under good command
setter dog months old The creates, beauty That
four bck and tan dogs ~ the purest breed sir
Scotch terriers good rnttes Dogs o. all kinds for sale All
dogs warranted One Italian greyhound BITCH very hand
paid All Diseases No
charge. Gariners mango cure; eas
fer disiempcr. for cts
GOAT wANTEn-ONE THAT ~ STRONG, WE'LL,
NJ broken and kind IN single harness Apply IL II East
Twenty sixth street
DIGEON SHOOTERS TAKE NoTTCE-THERE rs NOW
III hand the Bleak House, % lOoh
Third avenue large supply Of wild pigeons will be kept
during the DAYS OF shooting Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays Private parties be supplied All es
derae prices wM A. BROWN Manager Of The shooting de-
pnrtncnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

cAH.oRs RIGHTS CONVENTIONAL GENERAL
Interested NJ shppns VII he held At the Apollo Rooms 40
Broadway the 3ch of september instant O'Clock,
P NJ W iske into reform b 1lns the Once u
arbcr Master Warden Other marine oces for the
psn and district sxs
Interested Is requested. JOSEPH TINKHAM, Chairman.
Jo<Evn PEnKISs, Secretary.
U,HE DEACON or GIHNwooDs LrcTUREs-MR.
IL DE CORDOvA VIII deliver his OF lectures for
lisa nj Clinton Hall, IA follows -
The four Bodies body Somebody,
Everybody and Nobody. Monday evening lin pcioeer.
Tho rahns Of Hunor. Monday evening 18th October
Each will O'Clock Tickets music
and the door The evening Of The lectures
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. PASSENGERS or STEAM
w Forsa disabled 81 Hatteras, DO hereby tender
our sincere thanks Captain steamship
star Of South relieving from brig Mary Niken
all We would
furthermore recommend this ship 70 all southern travellers
w. REILLY, savannah.
w. " STEPHENSON. Mobile.
4. W. GOODMAN, Montgomery.
And any others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

A OOO GALLONS CHOICE BRANDY IN pONn FOR
f.VVV sale cheap for cash approved short ere Tvs
Also win exchange for good productive real
state, bonds stocks merchandise and personal properly
None but principals need apply. A. ROBINSON
80 orseawich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

DURTON's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY
ID Thursday evcning-Farcweil Of Madame aAZZANT0A,
and her last her departure In tho
for Europe. The whole Of
LUCREZIA DORGIA
and the fourth act Of
LA FAvORITA.
Nine. Gaxzaniga, Nine Srakosch. Signor BrSnol. Meua
Junca, Signor Barili &c
Friday-No performance.
satudayast night OF the Italian Opera season. aud fAre
well OF Madame COISON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

A CADEMY OF MUsIC-THIs EvENING-ONE CHEAP
"A Opern night Admission % cents. RIuOLETTO Will
LIAM TELL LA MANOIsA and BALLET DIyERrIH6R
MENT Pepta Gassier Bertucca Marcxek Adelaide Phpqk
louise amoureur, Gale Pra,er sledenberg Lavigne. 81
FAINT 0asscr Assoni Gasparoni Garibod with Increased
chorus and orchestra and the Ronzani Ballet Troupe
Admission 10 the whole. 80 con1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
DENTISTRY.

nENTIsTRy -TFFTH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
~ without the slightest pain BY my new and original FRO
freezing This admirable stem practsed By
only Reference given n required.
DIR o. DURKrN, sss Canal street. near Wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO MEMBERS or THE UNION BUILDING
IN AssociadonThc Board Of Directors n the
cation demand payment from he shareholders that In
Of Dues all by them said Association
sccordsnce with act OF Of said passed
Tuesday evening" from tosP;M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
gea IsaIa aIIg elflsslll.
alvER lNTg

vss.a,.5sr 81 ,sstbsf gas s6id, rainy and disa.
s35s sssiasss ~ tFe evea ior the past week
,ss ssy3ss gitta lafge increase ia the receipts
~ M a,seir.al ARTICLES 81 produce. Cotton, 5S50s
Ss,ss. ssgsr l59s baas Molasses. 5000 bbls. We
sss,i b.gs mi iarFsF Increase The incoming week,
tbsgs MI several i0rs boats to run in the coast
sraaa.
IVA 5sara by capt Lyons Of the Bayou Belle which
boat arrived o. Saturday evening last, that there IS
Am thrse st water III the channel 1T Black river
Tbs iatess accounts from St Louis Is that there is
scsot liz ieet ia the chahpe from At Louisto CARES
ana tbst tie Illinois, Missouri and the entire Misss
sippi liz aII Fst approaching stage which viii com
pei lit oar aaae packets 10 ay Up. 1t is at present
almost Impossible Tor our regular packets to make
their usual time The riser II Louisyieon tae 18th
vas on a stand, with Tires and half feet In the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. q, 1853.

JEFFERSON CITY. Oct. "a 1853.
The market for good Beef Cattle 10 in favor holders with
scarcely any Western Beeyes on hand. We quote
PRICES:
BEEF G4rruEWestsrn Fine and Choice u II s. t0dS 90
Rough and Fair do. .=.....4..5 o.
AttakapRs, Texas, etc, 81 head SEQ $50
Ordinary and Far5,...s..... SlIaS2l
Heds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %
ehEEf iper mead. 5Uu
Inferior aud Ordinary ......s.......t%2 6OG1-
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky fper head. 1850
Ordinary. 80. .......-........ S506n65
1hules,.- ,--QpSSl
CALVES AID WARNINGS 1888 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
STEAMBOAT DEP RTUREs


Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, Goth inst, at P. NJ.
Fa%s STEAMER WODDFOLSD FOR
EF4Estt Louisville Regular New oTeansSnd louisville
splendid passenger steamer Moses Erwin muster
will leave Louisville and intermediate landings above
j S. PAG AUD. AdNnrtisinE Arant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

FLORIDA YELLOW PANE LUMBEB-The
undersigned have hand and constantly receiving
Florida yellow Pine Lumber which they invite the attention
Of the trade,
100000 feet dressed tongued and grooyed Yellow Pine
Flooring.
2OOO0 feet Y and inch thick dressed ongued and gooved
Yellow Pine Ceiling.
100000 feet ~ inch square Joint Yellow Pine Flooring
{CleAtD
100000 feet dressed Yellow Pine weatherboards. =
l5DOO feet Yellow Pine Scanng JOist5, Weather
boards, inch Bosgds, lX3 Strips etc.
100000 Laths For sale by
SAM'L MCCONNELL & CO.,
Successors to Merritt Il McGOnnelli
corner Gaope and Ho~ard SITS New Basin
sociaon, attended to- JET 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

Per steamship Magnolia from Galveston and IudgaeaNrs
Neadeu, Mr. Hume Strong, A NoNtuberg RnlaieB RCl
daq Et Norris Dc Ia Torn, N Reiyap Baad Solano
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

INDTAN0LA VIA GALvEsTOS-SteaulsAfp Magpolia-
O bales COLON TO john Williams ScO5 Edward Male leo
iHgenu, Whiting Telli5-2Q PsbQry-Is j Tally leo
Sc Henderson, Terry &co25 Felewss EeoS5 Farley Juysy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
gspisn gt tbe EIarktts.


}
COTTON, There fair demand Saturday, but with
are3nced stock aud full prices claimed the sales Eel off
about $500 bales The market closed firm without any quoabe
change
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81lagIIta snlelIIaeat..
MONDAY, October %, 1858.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Texas, Wilson, for Galveston Iadianoa
Payne
Ship JnO Hancock, Collin, for Geuha Baxter Lowell &cu
Ship Heidelberg, Rodewal for Aayre Baxter, Lowell &ro
snip MuRouse, Wilmer for HHEre, Baxter, Lowell 6co
Spanish Ship Eriqueta Hame Labrador for barcelona,
Puig Ayendapo
Creeyy Farwel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
TIE LAKE.

gpsaa, OVER TIE LAKE - SUNDAY
FIX, ursiou to Vaudeville. Lewisburg and Mad.
s5Ef5z5zaASSiRahzs isonvlle.
The 81 giant low pressure steam Arrow, Captain s. W.
Hoffman, will leave the Pulchurtmiu GaToad the
the O'Clock A. NJ Returning leaves Madi-
sonvle At 81 o'clock NJ arriving in time for the ~ p NJ
for the city. Fare for the excursion, ST.
GEO A. FOsDTCE,
ol5 If 43 Natche1 street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

V pEMoRUELLE, Dealer.
Al the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, sueH az
Lime Whe and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris ShiT
giles Laths Sayes Also English Frauch and American FiTe
Bricks, and all kinds Of FireRood ~
oFdersfrom the country promptly
O. aus u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25
The following the comparative Of ons dis
counts and pledges which
receipts i specie since t6o Oh a. a. two voo nave

NEw YoRK, Oct ls-The buOyaucy noted in last still
continues, loans call readily placed in the
ayorie channels, except Of interest nearly nominal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

.s5.ssasv ggITLIARL9 TABLES CONSTANTLY
$.-,.sg iaud aud for saeiroL The mandatory Of
--esSs5 . 'iosags.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK Bro Cincinnati.
Superior Rosewood Birs Tables Brunswick patent Hsn.
ems gso Cloths Balls Cues and 81! oher trimmings b5aat
TX to this4ae.
alcrd5fs thankfully received aud promptly attended
A. " MERRIAM
al7 u ST. Charles Pitiisrd Room \. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-25

CIGfkLES X CO., DRUGGISTS AND AP01HEaA
- RfS ~ 90 Canal street New Grleans-IMport'a Of
md Wholesoe Dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES, Surgical In
stFumarts. etc
up With particular and guaranteed fresh and genH1pe
NIL
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UPPER MIssIssIPPI.

Leaves on TUEsD SY, 18Th inst. at 5PM
re- = FOR SIT. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM
f4tAs9sts phs and all Intermediate landngs-Ihe fine
fast passenger Henry Lewis, NJ
Brady, master F. Smith clerk, will leave as above.
freight or passage, apply on board
o25 Is Front Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-05-08
Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE 6Aop

Ger. Bank 4 4sh sts., r skuk
y. r. BEATTY 4 co.,
MANUFACTURES Of Steam Engine and N =
Ul shinsry of every description, Saw and 0ri,t
Mill Machinery, Houae Fronts, Window Caps and
Sills Balconies and Versndahs. A general assort-
nentef sastinss slvayfop hand. Orders olisitsd
and promptly attended, 10.
ksokuk, April ., '67-d
IOWA STATE INSURANCE. Co.,
ev1TcH II sAMrLk'S HRw BuiILIra, 1Hp sYoRY, +,
Second Street, Ksskuk, Ieues !.
THIS Home Company takes Aiske - The saleS
classes Of property, ON TlIEMUToAL PLAN,
AND ON THE Cash PLAN FOR CASH PRE-
MUM, at rates As reasonable ~ those OF any
rsiiable Company.
DIRECTORS:
c. Perry, H.Tucker,
Geo. B. Snyth, s. Hamili,
Wn.F.Tufnsr, D. A. Day,
HID. woodward, y.W RANKIN.
E.H. Harrison, John McCuns,
B. y. voorhiss.
Ov1IcKAs:
G. H PRRRY ,Prsst. &. H. HARRISON, Treas.
8. HAAILL, Wee Prsst. WI. TURNER SEQ.
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=. hlChki hAs puScAassd thet ~ e.
- Cioehs, Gas sstMeres anA \ 80 j61l
formally ownsa by =. II. Waagsaer, ~ nv
PANY.
ne has aho emp&Ne4AAe Of the best Outtesy n
the country, and nusIhsr Of Tailor, ana is me-
pared 70 fsrnisA Clothing TO order. wAaaAxssp
10 SUIT Sun MOST sAkfIpsOUs.
lie hAs, also, ono OF the 6nsst stocks a
dENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING COOP
evsr oei.sdin this city, enhrasiag every nssl
a1tielc down 70 pocket coIk -ecrew, all Of a
y viii sell At reduced prices for CiaHY
The andersignsd has long thought tAae o6ko
thing can b. done ~ we'll ~ otAers, and tAerefs1
invites all to !" him Gall.
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