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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
TENTH EDITION.

This Book is more available TO the understanding Il
the nou-poessonal reader, and AAiIif4iIv eIsr
ted planned arranged, and carried out than any work
Of its kind now before tie public. Whlei gives whole
some particulars, and in aspects e4oistUe info ma
ton upon some OF the most delicate affairs connected
NiE the female system It should be place IL the hands
Of every fealale. sin lie OF raarriea
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26
% NLAENIED LADIES-
NOTICE.

t@are as oRe condition IF the female system "a sehisb
ne Ftt eaaRet be taken 5h0ut pro9acipca PECI-L-
LAR RESULT. Tile condition referred IA * pgrG-
N-iNCl-tAe result, MISCARRIAGE. Sueh Is the r.
resista5e tendency Of the medicine restore the seraaz
frectfoHs 20 HorHa c0Hatoa that eueu The reDrodae-
t're Feirer If nature caylsot resist At.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anytlin,
Injurious E1pieit directions, which should be read
company each box Price 81. Sent by mail on encIos-
ing 81 to the General Agent
- Sold by one Druggist ia every town IL tie United
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

-. The Democrats OF ia Favegta county
have re-uomlnated Hon. 2. g. SIMPSON for State
Senator.
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PRICE 80 CENTS.

Ins work also contains prescriptions used by the
tor in has practice for the positive Of serenoa
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-hAe11aaiisH-D yspePsia-T o{Iiag Of # the Har &C.
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This look viii be sent by mall free Of postage on tie
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xivIy 16J Chambers Street, ". J.
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INDEPENDENCE.

Pao9PT Par. GLANoIY JOINS. BucuAzAx's
right bower in Pennsylvania. was q candidate
tor Congress 1T the late election I'm that State.
and defeated Tie day after AIr. JOINS defeat
was made known at Washington, Mr.. BucuAzAN
gave him the appointment Of Minister to Russia.
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Voters or iowa County on Tuesday uex.
you are 10 select the men who arc To represent
you IL the Assembly for lLc coming wear. The
Republicans ha,e p,l, il 9..5aiuation Two gentle
meu who are worthy eff YOUR confidence and
support SIR. SAMUEL 81. I,IrsE Of DodgeviIIa.
who il the candidate ii Tie Northern Assembly
District. i7 weH knew to you Is O gentleman of
al lily. honesty ana industry. lie is a man
You can TRUST rs 4 public servant ~ a man who
would be q credit 10 the District in tie Leeis-
iature of tie state. And While We would
il no wise speak dlstcspecarliv of Air. NErcs.
bis opponent. VS. would advise Tile voters To cast
lLe.s ballots for ST.. RrHsE. ana thereby secure
his election. He is just Tie laau G.g ile office
and VIII serve ven faithfully.
ia tie Southern Assembly District. Hon
JoH> ToAI is the Republican aud Ious CLAl-
ToN Democratic candidate With each Of these
gentlemen our readers ire acquainted NrToAY
has been tried and f,..ud worthy. lie is eu-
rhatically 2 worsing asa. Waen IN Tie Leg
.-lat-re lie aaere3 ar5uor-Ir farthe Interests s.
his constituents. and. IS aii know, is beyond The
reach d bribery and corruption. Let linn De
sou. Representative. and sos. may Fest assured
yoar interests are safe ia BIS bands Vote tol
h5al and yoa need have uo tcass Of Tie erec, Oh
III Crosse Eoaa=. 81 os-er co1opting promises
80 paw.
MI CLNfToS. jill n.~ sphere, IS q rood man. Ia.
. legislator Ie Is untricd. and, ia our es.ls.s-
zion. inferior 10 ar. TosY.
Mr.. ToAY ana Sir. Bsz~e Az good sound Re-
pubiscans and will act with thar part, in op-
position :" Tie eucroaehmeats Of tie EuBovrS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

Dedication.-Ihe new Methodist Episcopal Church
at Highland, Iowa county, Wisconsin viii be dedca ted
TO the service Of Almighty God Sabbath 3lss Ucto-
Der, 1855. Rev. 5. G. THOMAS, Of NuNaulee, Rev. "
WILCOX Of Mineral Point, and other Ministers are z-
pectcd to take part ia the exercises cordial invita-
ton is extended lsV ORDER OF TIE TRUsTEEs.
D.ted HighIand. October 9th. Is5s.
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- We cannot refrain from calling the attention Of
our readers 10 an advertisement in o-ays PAPER OF the
Hair Restorative of Prof. O. J. WooD & Co.. of St
Louis. 1t Will be that he las numerous certificates
from persons Of .e highest character TO the merits of
his Restorative. from positive knowedge we arc also
enabled TO say that il is in every sensevhat it PROCESSES
to be-, and 30 not hesitate pronounce j. the finest
preparation fog tile head and hair which has So far been
devised by human ingenuity. We have seen il arrest
threatened badness and restore 10 tho head lis l
Prouson IT natural ami glossy hair and when the latter
has been preaaanreiy tlugcd with gray we have seen
like magic, restore the colors q youth sud health Ti
distinguished proprietor Of tis, We mig t truI, saw mi
rac"ious " Restorative, is that 1t gives 70 the person
who uses it, the head Of hair that ths, wore in
youth, thus acting in strict compliance with tie rules Of
the arst and greatest Of all toilet aessSature. 40
one who has used it viii hesitate to aute with us in this
testimony to its peculiar erit-Cogiagts (IaJ Pao-
pies Friend.
sold hy al Druggists Oct
K. u. Pj LIgRD. A-er4 Mineral Point
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Z. b. IIUTCUTNGS.

loo Chambers Street New Eols.
Il. D. PULFORD agent Mineral Point. boomer. -,.,.
Co., Chicago; j. Biakesly, St. Louis H.
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i D. PCLFoBD. Agent. Mineral Point

- The great streug thening and tonic medicine. is
Ho2faads Ger1aa It gives you an appetite it
makes sou feel e, cures the Dyspepsia ana seases
arising from disorured Stomach Fer sale by druggists
everywhere at = cents Per botle. oct.
RID. PULFORD, Agent, Mineral Poir.
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- 5CEe1 DUNN lis Vi SOUND NA-
TLoNAL DEMOCRAT. AND OPPOSED 7o
THE HE6E>IES AND DISORGANIZ-
ING ScHEMEs OF JUDGE DOUGLAS
t.-z-7 I'll a.5. Buchanan organ.)
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DANIEL e. PRIEST.
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MINERAL POINT. OCTOBER 3, 1855.
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r.. D. rULroED, Agent. IL il,
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oFFIgIlL I9uRNAL oF NEW .0aLEAEs.
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GENERATES, % csus week, paysble to the carriers
Advertisements per squArehrst nserton,n all cases
Sl for every aubsequentinsertion, 80 cents.
Advertisements tbs FIRST and SECOND pages are charged n
for every insertion.
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square for avery insertion,
Advertisements not marked will b published month
longer ana charged accordingly advertisements sub
serpton wl stopped until alarrearages paid athe
nption afthe pFopTletors.
Liberal Discount viii DO made regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
s circulation which renders desirable medium for sdver
tisas AS FAIRLY PAPER cireulaes largely, reaching
msny huadTedsof hones early hour, and being read
beforehe approached business hours consequently articles
fol family uss may be advantageouy published in it's
columns.
THE WEEKLY GRE SCENT
Unpublished every Monday morning IS year invariably In
advance Having circulation throughout Lou-
isana Mississippi, Aransas Alabama, Texas and other
States presents favorable mode advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
sertadfog 81 per square. each Insertion.
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THE AmRHITHEATER.--The Buckleys had a very
good house, and the prospect il that they can run
good time longer to fair paying business. There Is,
Enthusiastically, the biggest kindo fifty cents worth
Of fun and music to be always had for that Indifferent
sumof the Buckieys, and being magnanimous firm,
they do not hesitate to throw in quarters worth
more BY way Of lagniappe to liberal public. 1t is
d very serious care indeed which can obtrude its
gloomness upon the mind when they are within the
same four walls with the careworn. Give them fair
showing and they'll wrestle down whole army of
blue devils, be they never 50 azure and SOW laugh
ing crop Of eheerulness upon their graves There ii
decided talent and cultivation n The troupe and their
performances move Is smoothly in an their parts as
machinery.
Last night they brought out for the first time their
new piece Negro Life on the Deck of d Cotton
Boat "a capital thing and the most natural repre-
sentaon Of real negro life which we have yet seen
by any Of the lampblacked imators Of the Southern
Ethiopian fraternity So liieike was the imitation,
and so true the counterfeit Of the negro songs and
chorus which rise from the lower deck Of departing
boat, that the auditory were twothrds inclined 70
think that the Amphtheater had got up steam, was
under way and they were passengers bound up Red
river
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

a. CHARLES HOTEL, q Davis. j X Davis. MISS "
!, palg r. S5osle, Ia. I II VaTtrsr ~ tsibson. n
I1o p@1 3 = Pefi: Monte Wkowsk Il WitkowsEi
Caleyaria Ii Marks axe Providence Jno NJ Morrison La
Williams and lady Galveston Geo MacBrids PhilA-
delphia Edmund NJ Iytns Richmond Va w B Fans Ain
August sonntag Mexico = Stark, Mobile; stopher and
family Ohio VIM Adams, j Penson, N Samuel Winter
Pass Christian Mrs Pitcher La ] II OFT Ky Col A YER
trur Burlingun Jg5tus King ia WIN Coffin and son,
Natehtz f Sawyer. Texas q Arnold, G Gage, II
Rich Mobile Mime Vaughan and svt IA; Or Maddox
sRcke Alsx1nder d Myers. Ala j Wire, Thos HINT,
Levy, Aerlgogt hach1o ches Al smith Murray
Lanisyils YIN IKE bso9 hS9ge y = aailoTs n
a SANFORD ana tRnty ~ Hml tRpt clsH 1eoTge
Barrett AteXandra winter W y Rouge MIS- y ser-
ling aauEhteF Ana sy Goi Wnniiams ~ 4 bo'tptTi
taylor tipS b Ions Fell4gs WORM G9aSt 4 ltw-
Davis Benz G Dennison ] b Howell, Saru; A Lewis Wa
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. r. I, Gibson Lerourchi; WIN NJ
Keril Franklin p Ghambefin wife and svs Thbadaux;
A nperier lady and child Atakapas Frs Nurse and child
Mr. Trafan nagid Allen, La: Jules Desoupie George
Wild Mo VIM surgi aud wife Iuo Pearsa and Yt,
Mass A P aSe Tamiou G Minor and wife Miss ] b
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Fox MRAPHls. The q, S. mail passenger packet
Bsfs. Captain William Wray, leaves his evening, at
n'eoa connecting Memphis with the Memphis and Charles
Ton Railroad for ali Eastern cities also with @ class packets
for Louisville, Cincinnati St. Louls and Nashville Fer
through tickets by the above routes apply 10 j. H. Frellrb
agent-saies aader The ST, Charles Hotel
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NER ORLEANS Type FOUNDRY AND PR1NrERsi
FuRSIsaING WAREuousE.-To an advertisement under the
above heading IN another part Of paper would direct
the attention Of the city printers general country pub
fishers and printers In particular Mr. Thoma H. Shields m
extensively known and wdelypnpula citizen
the weknsvn and argelpatronlsei printing
the late HI H. Green No &C Gayer street opposite Bunk
Place aud from WHEAT know the stock present in store
and Of the horoushgong energy business spirit Of Mr.
Shields, safely state that the establishment win nuke
Itself felt among the printers publishers tho South and
Southwest
Mr. Shields has become the sole agent here Bruce
type foundry, Ii NeW York which viii furnish a he metal
type and other materials for the style Of printing news
papers, books and all kinds fancy Jobs from B. Russell
Webh c New York he win receive all the different styles Of
wooden JOB type all kinds Of handpntng presses from The
different makes Hoes famous cylinder newspaper presses
machine card presses eto and from the rs importers in New
York he will also receive every Imaginable description fancy
paper and cards for dainty obpnng will IL able ID fur
nsh at the shortest notice cegh that wanted In ay
Had of prung Office
One important thing which We cal Tie especial attention Of
publishers and printers Is this Mr. Shields sans everything IN
commission and Is thereby enabled to sel everything on erny
which viii render folly for any printer in This part Of die
country send to New York by sending heir orders d Mr.
Shields they get iheir types other materials At New
York prices and free OF the expense shipping Old fvne
will DO taken IN part payment for new at tie rate Of we
cents per pound
ar. Shields establishment will open the printing public on
Monday We direct attention to his advertisement in an
other column
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10 DIR. ID. b. James has returned to the
city and resumed the pcce of his profession his old office
No 81 CuEomhouse street. where requiring his services
win hnd him fully prepared give them his attention. The
Doctors weestabhed reputation sufficient guarantee to
all who may call on him MO 2pH
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To .artisfs.

To sarttsts,
BUILDERS, AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.
hand Northern prices complete assert
of DRAWING MATERIALS, comprising
Mathematical Instruments Drawing Papers,
Water Colors, Bristol Boards Painters Pallets,
Brushes saucers, Pink Mez9tinf etc
Tracing Cloth and Paper, Drawing Pens
photographic Pens Drawing Pencils, etc.
Also various works Drawing Architecture and Engineer
BLOOMFIELD STEEL & CO.,
NEG 2pS No. 60 Camp streef.
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Joseph GiLott's .VSaO PEN,

THE BLACK SWAN QUILL.
NO. suSs
FOR BOLD AND RAPID WRITING,
1t has no Equal!
fresh supply This splendid PEN just received on cards
and In boxes Of one dozen.
For sale the trade only the Manufacturers Warehouse
HENRY OWEN, Agent, 81 John street,
H8-FuI supplies al popular numbers on hand
MS 2p6tNoWekFr
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ba Soc inside pages q to-tIay's paper. -


TIE FAMOUS OH PIACE rs 0PEE AGAIN. We
much pleased with tde Intelligence pleaes give IL
Camp street. again open and the atterng aus
pees MI Edgar steel nephew Of the former proprietor j.
b Steel has into partnership with Mr. Ben Bloomfield
The ablishment eopsned under the style
Bloomfield Steel Coz and it Is now every department
Of the very r book and stationery in the Southern
country.
Besides the usual large variety Of books he branches Of
miscellaneous literature the FIRM have numerous divisions
ofboaks suited the Of the different casses OF the com
munity instance all the approved stationery
ETC. needed BY parene teachers school committees and 50
all the standard tet books for lawyers students in French
we'll lis English; similar Of for doctors
and medical students theological works; record books dock
and ether articles needed by clerks Of courts aud other Off
the law Justices Of tie Peace Recorders etc and
thousand miscellaneous articles uselnl to artists builders and
civil engineers The stock Is frat class every respect
and everything is offered st the very lowest price
The mercantile and business community viii do we'll to 70
and theiT acquaintance patronage the place
thing to do the pote genemany senior
Of the rm Nh Bloomfield has been connected with the es
tabliahment since he bow and Il ade his name
familiar aud himself popular wish the great Of pub
lie who tha habit Of patroning J. B. Steel Under
the firm the cid place will be quickly 10
popular " and prosperity far aGrpassg that Of It's pamst
periods In years there he no question Of this We
take pleasure IN commend the firm friends in the
city and particularly country dealers who ex
pect to town FOR their supplies in the
book and stationery line We invite Eerpsal of the advar
iissments elsewhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

Family Groceries,
JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER CAHAwBA
NEW SMOKED SALMON.
NEW PEELED PEACHEs-Dried.
NEW DRIED APPLES.
NEW BuGEwHEAT-in boxes and bags.
NEW PEAGHES-in Juice
NEW Herkimer County, N. Y, CHEFsE,
NEW PINEAPPLE CHEESE,
NEW ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
For sale at
THE LOUISIANA GROCERY STORE,
No. I22 JULIA STREET.
THOMPSON & BARNES,
ms 9p3t PropTfetors
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Rs-fhe attention Of buyers is called to the large
auction sale Of embrodee ribbons etc. etc. to take place
ths day. At 70 o'clock At +. Roger Goa auction ROOM No
g old Lsvse street. Terms At sale.
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Ladies' Pattern

EMP ORIUM OF FASHION,
MFRS On wBWS
DREss-MAKER
Corner OF Canal and Chnrtres streets,
rover Mullen Co.'s Store,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND, ..
PATTERNS .a...
OAKS AND MANTILLAs
New and very Graceful
II "A $ q CrE: md 5 rs,
great variety of s-= ~ .
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES.
ALSO
variety of Beautiful and Appropriate Designs for
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
Capcs, Berthes, Hoods, Sacks, Under Car
ments, ETC.,
Including Bridal Opera, Evening, Home, Promenade and
Costume DRESSES Of Elegant Appropriate Designs
THE CHILDRENs DEPARTMENT
Is unusually full and attractive among which included
New Design adapted to all ages Materials variety of eli
mate also, BOYS aud MISSES APRONS, Capes, Nantes
and Sacks.
Boys Plain and Fancy Suits.
Also appropriate every conceivable article
nected with Infmta Wardrobe also for year
old and upward, She also manufactures to order
ALL THE ABOYE-NAMED ARTICLES,
having every facility doing with dispatch, and IL
the best manner possible. MI 2PT
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LasU Books. LG1U Books.
The undersigned solicits the attention of the
LEGAL PROFESSION
to their EXTENSIVE and WELL-SELECTED STOCK Of
Law Books,
comprising Text Books Treae and works of the most
eminent American and English Jurists on
EQUITY
COMMON LAW
EISI PRIUS, and
CHAEoERY PRACTICE
Also
full supply of FRENCH LAW WORKS. from the most
eminent Juconsu and Lawyers OF Fanee Germany Spain
and Italy. For SAFE at publishers prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL g. CO.,
Law Publishers Booksellers and statoners,
n26 2p8t No. GO Camp street.
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FRInAY MORNING, NOVEMBER &c, 1858.


THE ScHREwMEN's ASSOCIATIONS This large be-
nevolent society yesterday celebrated their eighth
anniversary. They were favored by beautiful weather
and made q fine show The procession was four
squares long, and included about fye hundred men,
all being dressed in black, and wearing searfs and
aprons Of silver nged blue, The long line presented
q most Imposing appearance Cur ola friend Harry
Bier headed the line as grand marshal, assisted by
sam risk and other Old friends IF ours and all the
towns THE episodes Of the celebration were halt
and collation. in the st. Louis Rotel, and bait at
tie ST. Charles theater, where Judge Reynolds de-
lrered the Grafton Of the day. The collation. and the
oration we're equally good and the stalwart screw
mentor they are all big, hard-Workng men--dis-
banded in the happiest mood imaginable. The soci-
ETY. very large one and in the course Of the year.
does an immense amount Of good. The last sum
mer's epidemic bore as heavily upon them as upon
any other mutual aid organization but had the pres
sure been ever 50 much greater they would have been
able to meet it, and celebrate their anniversary with
none tie less strength and good effect.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

corroN-The receipts Of the staple for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening were, by
the Vicksburg 3O47 bales southerner from Trenton,
Ala Baltic and Ed. Walsh, 495 Carroll from Grand
Ecore 1929 Laurel Hill, from Bayou Sara, 1870
Charles Morgan, from Texas, $685. jackson Railroad,
547 total, 67l7 bales The receipts for the cores
ponding day last year, including the cargo Of the
Natchez. were 6s07 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-26

~ There are few things which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down write notice Of the cele.
brated Ioseer's Stomach Bers We are fully cen.
seoas comforting public benefit and heart tells us
hai BY notices. many hayn been to take these Bit
ters and been rescued from death BY dyspepsa darrh etc
ways been known excel all other preparations the speedy
cure Of all the diseases the stomach heir to- The marked
favor with whieh spoken Of by those who have them
cannot but convince all baits virtues macy Try them
Fer safe by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
M 2p6<W
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,. Il. Hammond
ENGRAVER, LTTH0GRAPHER AND PRINTEl

ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER
No. 0 Camp street, second looxs
Respectfully orders in the above Ramed departments
of art.
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills Exchange Checks Pronory Notes
ETC. embeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style uuequalled IN the South,
has facilities for doing every description Of work
on Stone particularly the style recently intro
duced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
cheapnes of hography, and particularly adapted Bulls Of
Exchange Checks, Account Sae, Bin Heads, fne Labels
etc etc, etc.
Being the only Engraver of Pictorial subjects Steel
in the soUhpubsher others requiring Portraits Land.
scapes Book Illustrations etc. reestedto examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the nerRnd
daicut kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BIZ HIM
SELF and to the North, the practice.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INVT-
TATIONs Engraved and Printed in every style, puncuay
and at shortnodce.
COURT, LODGE and NOTARIAL SEALS, Designed 81
grayed and and furnished with press, eounterdie,
iel 2pIy
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.Reso Goods !! .E,s.e Goods

j. LIVOIS &c CO.,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon Streets,
TouRo BUILDINGS.
We are receiving daily splendid assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
all imported direct from the best manufactures and to which
we respectfully csll the attention of our customers
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
DOUBLE SKIRTS SILK ROBES.
FLUuNCED do do
PLAIN AND WATERED PoMPAD0URs.
GROs DE MIME ARMuRE.
eros D'AFRIQUE
GRIsAILLE TAFFETAs.
BRoCADE DRoGUET.
PLAID POPLIN.
PLAIN POPLTN.
CHINE POPLIN.
GREY OTTOMAN.
BLACK SILK BURNoUs.
do REPS sHAWLS.
do VELVET PELIssES.
PLAID ARMURE MANTILLAs.
MISSES SILK PELTssES AND BURNOUs.
PALATINE AND FUR cAPE5
FUR CUFFS AND MANCHETTEs.
NEW STYLE CASHMERE SHAwLs.
do TARTAN do
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS.
do MORNING ROBES,
do PEIGN0IRs.
do PAkLok BAshs'
RICH CASHMERE RoBEs DE cHAMRRE
,or,. ,,a oor,,,,.0 .as.o.,r--,,t
BOYS, and GIRLS FlQuE ROBES ana SUITS
All descriptions and prices of
JAooNEI, MUSLIN and FALENClENNE SETS
JOUyIN's KID GLOVES. ..
NEW STYLE PARASOLS, etc. etc.
j. LEN0lS CO.,
NJ 2pH Corner bourbon and Canal streets.
6yEofbiz,a! s1goFRjnus