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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
Received, July s, 1853,
Egy q. s. EXPRESS.

5Q,lVV BartIett @ CO. Allcrltan
HELIX KTED NEEDLES.
w = haze tested the above needles 10 uftr full sat Srac-
w tion, ana believe theta 10 be Int best IN use At#as-Hi
OH cusoaer$ have used them tie past year, and IN every
Instance they proseuaced tnrm ahead u any other needles.
One paper Is worth tsree such as goa bay I'll i've ccH s i pa
per. Pediers atd Counry Merchants cIii Euy tie aa0sr
Needlea oil us in any I'll tntiy at sew York prices.
n. e. - d0z Wheeler < Wilson's Sewing Machine Nee
dies. 10 duz Sin gers, al Ajcts per doz or : cs a ps, WlucA Is
10 per cent less inan Cincinnati prices.
July . Is5S: J. HYATT & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

~ the 7th Of August. ts5s. between the hours eff leo
~ clock a. m and i O'Clock p. M, at The inor OF the
dwelling house OF the subscriber in the town OF williams
Vile, in Delaware County. Ohin, will he sold 10 the highest
bidder the following real estate, as the pro1'rty ot Sarah
Frances FRulknerand Franklin tafItksef, heirs 81 law OF
Reheeca Faulkner. decd, lo-wtf; fnsle = Nos. II, Is, II, 10.
e, u. -, Is, 2. IN said town. Also, twenty acres of
lana IN. Orange townShis, in said cotI4y, bounded Fast by
town plat OF WiliarnsRilte, north and west by lands owned
by the heirs of Sanford Williams decd, and on the soutf
by land of B. +. Smith.
Also, - acres Of land in same township, bounded east by
lands owned by the heirs af sanford " Ilians decd south
by lands owned by B. F. smith, wastby township line aud
north by lands owned by SANFORD Williams ana by Seth
Case, EKOME B. FAULKNER,
Guardian OF Sarah Frances Faulkner,
aud Franklin Faulkner.
HgBssIL a ALLEN, Att'yz for Fethian ers.
July Is. 1858. At
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

l. river. at the trossing Of the S. NJ. d Z. Eai.rndd, con
taiuiug rs acres, Or ,hrrelbouts, belonging to the Estate
Of The late Georgc :. Cryder deceased, is fuf sale, The
farm las u large new BRICK House tuo; qute ~ifIsfcJl, ana
Their comfortable house, with barns and other autbui.d4n1s.
tSo orchards OF choice fruits, and other con vrsicncrS--
re Sci5tn 81 ridge station OF tie :. u. II +. Gailr01d is up
on said farm.
FOR teraas, and o;her Information, address he subscriber
at delaware, q.
july 9. lS5S.-tf K. BUEIt, Admir-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
Presents.
Watches. Jewelry and Fancy G,ods.

Isl WISHING the town. AMI wishing to carr: h9Re )
y git. can most likely tHrI sainelil ng suitable at the CIV
Jsssr!r5 a4rl FAIRY sp'rr, Aess Williams hlack-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
The Best Chance Yet!

A GENTS WAHTED fer the sale Of the OFFICE NO
n TIGER, Which tells the whereabouts and time Of return
Of he abstrtee OF an Dnic.. I;esal at $50.
Also: an iron AINDElNG LAMP, which kindlcs a fire in
a minute al tae cost used several ur 6 daily of p cents i
year. Retail ii II. ~. Address. with stamp,
HACHENI}ERY & co.
June II, Ia59-jt Springfield. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
Pc. fumery, &c.

EFiNE Ivory han lie TaDie Knives. 3 sizes; fine Pocket
L En.Yes, American HHd fnSlisI make. ;ar Scissurs and
kasers3 Also straps, :1rus.es, DC, will he ionnd at
J!.y 8 icJS Ma Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
EEsaTs BLAcs, Guardian. Delaware PROBATE Court Pc
VS. uIGn 10 sell Land.

N~UU1"' - Ut ,NONEE FG-
- : , Ii.Gn 10 sell LAM
William Black et n,
n pursuance Of An ordsr Of sale from the said Court, /
4 VIII eftcr tor sale at p1bAc veniuG. on the 4I day OF sep
iehlnef; A. y .ee, Del Seen The hours otl9 1'clpck IN
and 4o'clock D NJ on the premises. the following desert
bed tratt OF land, to Wit Situated In the county OF Delaware
and Sfa.e OF Ohio: Being the undivided one seventh part of
= 50 acre tract known s. the norlh partof lot : in seefion 1,
township ,, range - in Concord tawnstip ia said county
and east of The Scioto rtser, owned by John Freese q. the
Terms -Dne hall Of the purchase money in hand on the
taycf sale, and thc residue IN enc year, with is'erest5 from
SEES.
HENRY BI.ACK
Guardian OF William 3lAcA et al.
PowELL & VAS pESAS, Aty's. for Pl.n.
n1p.f 1873" II *
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
BranWhite's Patent Self.SeaIing
ATR-TIGHT CANS.

ENoR sale, Wholesale and Retail, at tile large Stove and
L. Tin Store OF Thomas Evans, Jr., Delaware, o.
These Cans are The neafcst and most convenient articie OF
the Kind now in Use. They are easily sealed and opened
requiring no wax, solder or centeat, aAd never tad 10 p:o-
serve fruit, vegetables, &c, in IL perfectly fresh state
They can &c used year after year
Directions Tor putting up al kinds Of fruit, Vegetables,
&c.5 VIII aeconlpaay tle can.
/ sold these caus last year, and they have invariably taS
far as heard irnmJ given die pest satisfaction.
\. &. Every can Is submitted TO q process that thorough
~ tests them, aud cOaaeq dentiy there IL no danger OF being
juno II, 1855. THoMAs ANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06


1888 %3
CONTRA.
June Q, lS5S. BIZ orders redeemed and deposited. 57SS Sc 4
THREE PER CENT FUND.
June 0, 1888. TO balance atfaSt settlement. -. 25 Is A
SCHOOL FUND OF MORROW co. FROM
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
june 9, 1883 To balance on last settlement. -. Iesn o
SURPLUS REVENUE.
June Q, 1855. To afnountof principal and interest
To principai and interest collected 473 " 0
CONTRA. -
Jnnee, ISIS. By prineipal anIiuterest paid Stats. 1916 OF 5
BY Auditors and Treasur-r's fees. 9 40 $
EDUCATIONAL FUND.
June Q. Is5s. To interest at last settlement 49,. IS 90 o
Tointerest since paid in---.-...... 24 IS q
Total--~.@.4-. 40 40 0
CONTRA.
June ., 1858. By G ". Halls note for loan 800. 2O coo
Balance due Educational Fund --...-.......-. 45 coo
Total oo q n
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
FLAX STRAW.


HE subscribers having made a eaan5e III thei; business
L take this method OF informing Farmers that they will
purchase
ONLY RETTED FLAX STRAW
this Fall. The process Of reaiag s:n4r is very simple. and
the income per acre VIII be Increased al least
TWO DOLLARS
Those not acquainted with the process, can get all the
desired tnformatioa-b by calling ii the FAX Mill
EIGHT DOLLARS PER TON
VIII be paid for clean rel retesa strlso.
july I6s 1883. Ct
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
p1 order ef the Probrte Court of Delaware County, Ohio
BE We, as Administrators of the estate OF Thomas MOFtalt
Jr, decd, Will oIer at public vendue, OH the 18th day OF
Angus, 155St between 10 O'Clock u. n. aud 4 O'Clock p. M.
at ms promises IN Delhi, in ga id county, lp-iut No. %, known
as the Moron store Property in said town OF Delhi.--
We will also offer At public vendpe, on the 2lstday OF aug
ust, 1855, between the hours OF 10 oielocka a. m. and O'Clock
p N, on the premises i'll South Delaware IN said county
mlots Nos. ~ and 2f5, Il. r.. & W.B. Carpenter addi-
ton 10 said town.
Terms Of Sale:-One third Of purchase money at tho time
OF sale, the remainder in one and iWo years, thereafter with
interest,", and secured by mortgage on the premises:
RUBEi&T E.-EYANS,
R0BERT o. DAVIS,
Administrators OF rHoA-s MORTON Or
By REID S EAroS, their Atioracy5-
July 10, 1855. tS235l It
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
The Largest Stock OF

GYTHBS, S1aths, Forks Rakcs,
= Cradles. syIAe Stones, Rifles and cickles,
in the county. can be found at
C. d. POTTER & O'S.
June 25, 1858. rentpEar Hall.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
Lstate OF John Thomas

Zstate OF John Thomas.
I N3r1tfEis hereby gwen That he undersigned has beer
IL apro.atcd aad spahaet as 4dnlilstratoT CT the Estate
OF JOHN Thorn IS decd, late OF Della ware codnty, O. All
| perssns Interested VIZ vern themselves accordingly.
itobhkT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
VINO Wants a Good Knife9

A fnc stock of 1tzserfan Po-bct Cutlery of most beautiful
patterns, aad At 4nlcf cheaper rates ;han this Cutlery
las ever been sold before Just received, al the sign OF The
BIG CLotR.
June ., 1888. Z. BURR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
notice.

A IL lot owners, or persons interested, on the South eud
IN of Ssndusky street., from Evenss BLOCK 20 tho south line
of the Corporation, are hereby notified that the Cor iorate
Auhertly contemplate The grading, ,guttering, graveling
or mcadamik4ng OF said street, and all pers1rs Interested
are required to ME with the 4iecorncr, within six weeks, any
claim tor damages resulting from stleh contemplated I'M
ovement VI, .. HEM, Recorder.
July 18th, 1858. ii.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
FITSI FITS |! FITS
HAScE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,

For the Cure ofFits. SpaSTns, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases
DERSoSS who ara Isoorfng under his distressing nsla.
4 dy VIII md HASGEtS FE3EIABLE ~EPILEPTIC
PILLS to be TIE only remedy ever olseovefe1 1or curing
EplepsE or Failing fias.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous SIS
tenn ana although they are prepared especially for he
eft Tor All persons s1aicted with weak neryss, or whose
nervous system has been prosrzsed or shattered from auy
cause whatever. In Chronic complaints, or rlsezFes Of
long stsnding- scaeT.ad1ce6 by ne-FousIess, tLey are ex
~eeedingiy beneficial
Price * per so1. or tso boxes for S. Persons out Of the
czg- enclosing a remittance VII E7Fe the pills sent them
fsresgh the mai. fres OF postage For sale By SETH ;
EaS[Er No A5 Ssi-aore Street, Baltimore, Nd. 70
-S1a1 orders ron AsI1parts II The Union must he 411ress-
e. JUS -, E3S-zly
TEE SEEDS OF DEATH-We would draw the
attention Of all who think and reason. to DR..
Robackis advertisement. This great Swedish
physician, claims to have introduced two anti
dotss 70 corruption in the blood, which opera
tug through that fluid upon the Whole systems
expel therefrcna every manifestation of disease.
While exploring Scandinavia, many years ago
he discovered the Herbs which enter into the
composition of his famous Blood Pills aid
Blood Purifier, and the anoounded success Of
these preparations Europe and this. country
warrant the belief that no malady, internal or
external, can resist their curative action. In
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Intermittent Fever
Rheumatism, and diseases of the Bowels; they
would seem 10 be iafaliible.
July l6-lmo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

ENtRTNA calognH, genuine article; Bay Rum, Cologne
4 Water. Hair L.u-irale, iijhf. Extracts, Fancy soaps, old
Brown Hinsor 81 az. shaving Soap ana Cream. hne Ivory
Fans. Pearl snd smell lard tas:s, jet and Coral Scckla-
ces, white Wax Ecads-sIfI Ili4E other goods in bic fincy
line, nasy ap-Hing s; PLAT!S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
AN EXHIBIT

Of the Receipts and expenditures Of Delaware coun-
", Ohio, for the year ending guze 9Th, 1859
Delaware County in =eecunt with the State of Ohio,
TIL NJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
For Sale, at a argai

a set Of E" Fairbanks Iroa Lever Scales. Of the best qua
IA is ~dIaw wing . ions. The reputation Of 'hese Scale
svr correct weighing. Is w=ii Established amongst sta
dcalcrs-snd. having been under cover since they were Hr
PHt up. are as good ss new. Enquire a. No 3 Wiili4n
bIoek, OF &. PI.ATT.
Ais. a second hand Platform Scale, weighing freen h.
a pound to 1909 rs. JMty g, 1855.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
E,tate of James Preston.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ appointed ana qualified As Administrator OF james
Preston, deceased, late Of Delaware county. Chic. All
persons interested Viii govern Themselves aico4 dinghy.
AU65EEi.i ii.
july fl. ls5s--3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06

unce was not very numerous.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-06
DE Ho0FLASDfs
B0ESgAs5sc Cordial.
roR 1HE SPEEDY SURE or

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Diseases Of the Bowels arising
from Cold, Incipient Consumption, and for
the relief and if at all possibiel cure of Pa
tients il sdvanced stages of the latter disease.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
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More Testtn. Oaaal

IN FAVOR OF LILLIE'S SAFES.
WILLIAMSBURG, Dec 2, 1853.
MR.. LIILIE-Dear Sir Last night my Office, situated
Kent Avenue Rush Norton Streets broken
open and desperate open my ohet ieh for
tnnaey for Of your burgla and fire proof
the appearance of the office judge they dis
lbed in their operations, but worked all night and
the undertaking simply because they unable get open
hinges which prevented swinging the door They broke of
the knob and tried drive the pnde through in which they
did not succeed The lock materially injured. piece
broken from the end Of the bolt by the punh in trying
drive through but not prevent being unlocked
send yon list Of the tools found in the Office the next
ing They had been stolen from backsmih shop by
seem to be the best that could procured
for the purpose
One sledge hamme weight Sl4 lbs, heude 25 feet long
Oae casSeel hammer, weight 20 lbs.
One castsesl hammer, weight 81 lbs
One caSeel cold chse " inches wide weight lbs handle
~ feet long.
One casseel cold che 3z inches wide weight b5 handle
Ia feet long
One cRsseel cold chisel inches long inch wide.
0ae casseel punch, ~ inch.
One cast steel punch, 2-9 inch
One bar Of iron, feet long x inch square.
The blacksmith assured tbat he had just the chiels in
the best possible order Toey show coucusvely
that they well tried they perfec g untor until
reftted and sharpeDed,
You will please send another Safe % the same sjze as
perfectly well satisfied that your Safes will eectuay resist
any attempt burglars may be able make open them
Yours respectfully, T. s. STERLING,
2GNorton street. Williamsburg.
ng- Agency Of these Safes, No. Il Magazine street
d22 2p6 J. G. NEWCOMB.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

INTENSE FrLIBusrERIsM.- Representative Davis, Of
Mississippi according to Washington despatch of
the 23d asked leave that day to offer resolution
authorizing the President to take possession of the
island of Cuba until the Spanish Government atoned
for the insults and damage done to the persons and
property Of citizens of the United States Objections
being made, leave was not granted. We suppose the
resolution will come up in its regular order.
For our part we earnestly hope the authority asked
for will not be granted. Old Buck is no more fit
to be at the head of government in time Of war than
an iron pot with plenty of holes in its bottom is for
a passage round Cape Horn during the stormiest pc
rod of the year He would assnredly cave in, il he
did not cause the country to cave in with him. Oh,
no, we don't want Cuba on such terms.
Gen. Reuben Davis must be rather intense f
buster. If we are right in this conclusion We hopehe
will take his eyes off Cuba for moment and glance
at Central America He will find enough objects
there to occupy his attention the balance of the
sion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

FISHERY TRouBLgs-The French screw frigate Sc,
sostrs has brought to Brest harbor account of ter
rife rioting BY fishermen St. Johns, Newfoundland
in consequence Of French eneroachment the river
fishing as we'll as coast banks in that colony. The
present officials are accused Of playing into the hands
of the foreigners BY putting and false intefpre-
tation on existing treaties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
Choice Liquors,

Choice liquors,
OF VERY EsCRIP TION,
Specially selected for the use of
ConnOisseurs, Planters and Families.
CHAMPAGNEs.
GORDON RoUGE.,.......,..Of or G, H. Mumm Co
ROYAL RosE.............,..Of Of G. H. Mumm L Co.
CABINET. ET........,..... OF G. H. Mumm & Co.
yERzENAY. Of Jules Mumm Co.
GRAPE LEAF EXTRA. OF Landry, Gilderman ( Dietz
CELL DE PERDRIX.......... OF Moet t Chandon
SILLERY. ......,..........O OF Moet 4 Chandon
PREMIUM CREMANT,.,.,, OF Ruinhart Pere ct Fills.
Rhine Wines
OF P. A. MUMM It CO.
J0HAENEsBERGER, HoCKHEIMER,
RUDEsHHlMER, BRAUNEBERGER,
sTEINBERGER, sTEINWElN,
SPARKLING MosELLE,
Do. HOOK.
COgnac BranCiIes.
oTARD DUPUY & CO, V. 0. P. and 1898.
BISCUIT, TkIcocHE co.
RAYNALL L ALussE.
MARETr & co.
Old WhiskIes,
BOURBON, MoNoYG AHELA AND RYE,
OF various choice brands.
Sherry Wine.
WIDOW yIrORIA 4 SONS.
AMoNruiADo.
TOPAz.
FELIX GORDON & co.
Madeira Wine.
BLACKBURN's LONDON PARTICULAR.
ALFRED WELLINGTON
ANCHOR.
NEWTON GORDON & son.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY,
PORT WINE,
CLARErs
CuRACoA,
MARAsCHINO,
ASSORTED CoRDIALS,
KIRsoHENwAssER,
ANNIsETTE,
ABsYNTHE.
London Porter and Ale.
Persons desrsus of obtaining CHOICE GOODS in ou
line, are invited to examine stock.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CONVERSE & CO.,
do 2Dl2tFrMowe 72 aravior street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

SENATOR suMNER.-rhe political "moxa'' is about
to be applied to Senator Sumner. Massachusetts,, it
is said has grown tired of being represented in the
Senate by an "empty but eloquent seat and it is
proposed oyerslangh Mr. Summer by the election of
Mr. Banks in his place. We anticipate sudden inn
progement in the Senator's condition when this news
reaches Europe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
The Eastern Clarion,
= PAULDING. MISS.

s. x. ADAaS....,. EDITOR.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having thelargestciroulati
any Country Newspaper in the souh very respectfully
advertising the Merchants of New Or
Sans.
loftat the CRESCENT oFFICR will
7e punctual1y attended
sFRANK a. BARTLETT, agent for New orleans Ol8 Up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
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Nen Orleans Daily Crescent.
Talk on 'Change.


Nothing of an exciting interesting nature turned
up yesterday, only the announcement of the arrival
of the Tehuantepec Gomanyts steamer, Quaker City,
from Minattlan. We say only, but must qualify the
expression it was something more. It was the
crowning wreath in the success of the Tehuantepec
route to the Pacific and to the great possessions
Of the United States the Western side of this con
tinent The full details of this fourth trip Of the
Quaker City, with the accompanying highly interest
ing details, will be found in columns this morn
ing The most important feature Of the intelligence
is the crossing Of the Isthmus from Ventoza on the
Pacific to Minatitlan. There are4lo two ways ahOaf
this question Tehuantepec is bound to be the route
for ten years to at least 1t is time wasted for
Senators Gwin and J. Davis to be bringing up bills
before Congress to build railway via the Rocky
Mountains any other land route during the present
impoverished state of the national finances Rail-
roads will do very well to talk about but our impress
sion and the talk we hear is that the day of borrow
ing tens of millions of dollars for railways over the
Rocky Mountains is passed. 1t will do very well
for Senator Gwin to talk about. In the meantime,
we congratulate the Tehuantepec Company in the
great success which has attended its efforts. With
two steamers on the Pacific can snap our fingers
at New York The talk is. that it shall not be long
before we shall learn Of strong opposition to the
buL MLO CARES II bIe GiE-
of New Orleans true to themselves they can
snap their fingers at all opposition. While talking
about Tehuantepec with an old fogy friend, who had
by the button hole, are forgetting the respect
due to Carondelet street and enyrons. was olera
bly, lively that thoroughare the gatherings were
large and transactions Incorporated in the voeabu
larry of finance and cotton transpred, though brought
about by the staple. 1t was, however, mere inter-
change of words, with argumentative power, which,
it is presumed, will be all forgotten to-day In other
respects the talk lively and exiIarating far as
regards cotton and business. The crop, it is con-
ceded all sides, will be heavy and will the de-
mand. The accounts of the 1Ith inst from Liverpool
are looked for with interest. In the meantime, we
are talking as well as acting along very well.
SAVE Me FROM NY FRIENDS Never, in the histo :
ry of our Republic, with perhaps single exception,
has the executive of the nation met with SO deter
mined and so formidable opposition from his friends
as has President Buchanan. That opposition did not
commence with Judge Douglas, nor will it end with
him. In fact, it may be said of His Excellency,
James Buchanan
q Another's sword has laid him low
Another,s, and anohers;
And every hand that deAIs the blow,
All, me it Is brother'sp'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
Canal street.
4 sc

DETER's W0RsTED STORE.
just received from London P-fs UaMburs and Berlin,
fine OF aud finished Fancy Emboiderie
of various and the very styles As many Fancy Ar
cles, suitable for Christmas aud New Ye Gifts al I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
OPENING OF THE WINTER FASHIONS y!
HAVE ARRIvED-NOW READY-FOR SALE,
ALL THE NEW STYLES,
AT HoLRsALE AND RETAILl
city and Country Trade supplied.

ALL THE NEW STYLES,
AT HoLRsALE AND RETAILI
city and Country Trade supplied.
THE WINTER sTYLE-FINE BELDEN, silk AMI Cass
mere-Fashonable.
THE BEAUTIFUL NIAGARA HATH Grey, Brown and
Black-Glazed Top Silk, Plush and Velvet.
THE LATEST oUT-THE PICCoLoMINI HATH Fine
Velvet Plush, Cloth, Beaver, Fur etc.
STIFF BRIMs-THE DOUGLAS" sTYLE-Brown Fur,
Black Beaver, Drab Cashmere aud Pearl Stiff.
EXTRA SMOKE, GABLE" BANDs-THE CABLE HAT
The Army and the Nicaragua HAT.
Mems Cloth Plush and Glazed CAPs-Cotton and Silk the
Trade supplied.
UMBRELLAS of every grade and price.
Ladies' Fine Silk Satin and Velvet BONNETs- Spring style
at Wholesale.
Ladies Partisan Straw Trimmed Infants Jockey and Misses
and Ladies' BLooMERs.
Boys and Mems NAVY CAP and COVER the Kansas style,
Bengal Havelock, Young AmeficaTn ceshmerette, col
ors also, the Great Western
Rg-The cheapest Hat Establishment in New orleansthO
most extensive assortment-he most Fashionable Goods.
Country Merchants viii find it their interest call
anime our stock Of WOOL and SOFT HATS, in endless
riety, suitable for their trade
large assortment STRAW GOODS for Spring trade inst
eceiyed we prepared supply every article the
line as low as can be found Southern or Northern mar
kets, on the most liberal TERMS
S. E. GRUMAN g. CO..
Manufacturers and Importers
No 38 Magazine street of Gravier New Orleans,
d20 2pjal And SO Broadway New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
Southern Enterprise .ghe@d!
EMER Y's
PATENT CORN RUsKINc MACHINE.


Now on Exhibition at No. 90 CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity, utility and durability supasse.
anything for that purpose brought before the public. I'll
worked by freddie with the foot fed with hands, thus
huSkng from 500 500 bushels day. against the
oned by hand of which 40 bushels alarg days work
Another advantage besides the saving time in huking
that this machine prepares the bus in the most perfect man.
for Mattresses which worth from $50 500 per tu a,
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally Invited call and
the merits of these machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 80 Camp st.,
Az 2ptf Owner of the Patent the United States.