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GROVER & BAKER,

sews from common spoola CBrunswck Telegraph.
The inventor deserves well of his country
Taunton Gazette,
This invention is q blessing to all. Vineyard Gao.tte
To ladies it is most valuable. (AIeredh Gazette.
VIII do all the stitching of the family.
Northampton Courier.
II ia far the best of its kind. New Jersey journal
Takes tho lead Of every other. Eorthfsld Messenger
Is the best of it's kind tMners Journal
A child may manage one. Sussex Register.
1t works on silk, cotton leather sprngheld News
Its durable as the fabrics Virginia Herald
Sews strong and beautiful seam. adams Sentinel.
Superior to any we ever saw. Cortland Gazette
We know to be superior article Cincinnati Dispatch
The best manufactured in this country tBason Journal
Not single stitch will pull Woodbury. Constitution.
It finishes It's work where it stops CAurora Beacon
Makes stitch that will rip. CBordontown Register
OF inestmablevalue to dorsey Shore Republican
Rapidly growing in public favor Cincinnati Enquirer.
The best Of its class Gospel Herald.
This machine finishes its work Northampton Gazette.
The sewing will not rip German Reformed Messenger
Cotton il used purchased spoos Warren Democrat
These machines possess no equal tUharleston Baptist
sews silk linen cotton thread (Pfttsburg Advocate.
The best in Cambridge Jefersonian.
None have given better satisfaction. Springfield Journal.
Makes seam that will not rip. Dsnsyille Herald.
The very best Of the kind. Portsmouth Tribune.
Cannot imagine anything more perfect tAbapy Journal
Is simple and easily kept in order, Caterown Sentinel
The very best in use. Hamtou Inelligeucer.
The best for family (Georgstown Messenger
sews silk cotton with equal facility Norwich Cour
It Is simple in construction. wheeling Tim.
viii not get out of order. (Herkmer Democr.
sews neatly and expedtiousy. phil Mercury.
The best in the market for families Carlisle Herald
They give universal satisfaction tAugusta Dispatch
Has with unparalleled success. (AIb Knickerbocker
The best in use. Newark Times.
Its work will not rip. (Nonmouth Atlas
II sews stronger than by hand (NewarE Courier.
Easily managed and kept in order. columbus Journal
Easily understood aud managed Lancaster Intelgencer
A wifes deed of emancipation. BLOOMFIELD Advocate
Circulars with cuts Of all Machines manufactured by sh1
IRovER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
With Prices annexed containing testimonials from PARTED
sing these Machines, will be by mail on request
The Grover d Baker New Machine
Was patented Oct, and 9, 1858.
VIM. L. CUSHING, Agent,
nj got IL CAMP STREET.
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Opinions OF the American Press.
Grover Bakers is the best american Agycutarlst.
10 all of whichthe Tribune says, Amen
CNew York Tribune.
1t is all that it claims TO be- New York Independent,
It finishes its work-others do not tHome journal.
We give it the preference. american Baptist.
Adapted for wooleus, linen or cotton.
american Medical Monthly.
We like Grover & Bakers best. CE.ndea' Wreath.
" Which is bestfn Grover * Bakers.
tSew York Dispatch,
Superior to all others. New York Mercury.
We have no hesitation in recommending it.
New York Express.
Itrequires no re.spoolng. CSew York Evangelist.
For family usethey are unrfyaled.
tEew York Daily News,
They sew seam that viii not rip New York Courier.
It performs nobly and expsdittously,
New York Examiner.
Remarkable for the elasticity ofseam police Gazette.
Wen adapted 10 al kinds Of family sewing.
tNew York Observer.
Best adapted for fafnyuse. GSew York Day Book.
We do not hesitate to recommend
New York Chronicle.
1t sews strongly and does not rip Iite Illustrated.
This prince of inventions. protestant Churchman.
It is womans best friend. New York Weekly News.
We give our preference to Grover / Baker Student
The most blessed invention Of modern dimes.
(Motbers Magazine.
It makes pleasure Of toll GIew York Evening Post
The favorite for famlyus (8fookyn Star.
We highly appreciate their value tAmercqn Missionary
It's great merit is in its peculiar stitch tFamIy Circle
We attest It's simplicity and durability.
National Magazine.
Admitted to be the best extan Virginia Argus.
1t is noli Liable to get Of repair ergennes Citizen
Ii adaped to all home requirements dover Enquirer
a pretty piece Of furniture. tsIachias Union.
sews with aforty-seamstress power. tRockland Gazette.
Nothing be more perfect tSouthbridge Press
The most Ingenious and useful CNautucket Mirror.
Has obtained deserved celebrity tsalem observer.
The best in the market (Chicopee Journal
It does not get out of repair. tCape Cod Advocate
sews silk or cotton from ordinary spools.
(Haverhil Gazette,
The work It docs not rip. tAmeBbury yillager.
Are superior to all Others bingham Journal.
a most admirable invention. Boston CoHrer.
They enjoying universal favor.
New Orleans Picayune.
Superior airy now manufactured. New. Orleans Delta.
Will do more work than dozen hands
washington Union.
It sews everything. Boston Watchmaa.
The best Of the kind ever invented.
CNew Haven Register.
There can be no competition with them
New Orleans True Delta.
We give preference to Grover & Baksr's
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WHERE IS He?-nr. Wilson L. Castor, who was
last beard from near Petersburg, Va, and at that
time engaged in selling Dawson.s Patent Straw
Gutter" has been missing for over two years, and his
relatives in Ohio feel much alarm as to his possible
fate. Mr.. Castor was member in good standing OF
both The Odd Fellows and Masons, and it is hoped
that the brethren will communicate any intelligence
of him that may be i'll their power to his brother.
Joseph Castor, Circleville, Ohio
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This is question daily asked by persons charged
win lts execution, There is an apology for the 10
norance OF the mass Of the people on this subject
because they have nothing to do with it's getting mn
OF lts execution. They are expected merely to pay
their lakes when called on suffer the penalties If
executions, seizures and sale. This is the dearest
privilege Of refined society. We have altogether
ceased TO be affected by surprise at Important De-
olsloas Tor there are 50 many Of them from Courts,
ana those having power to administer. that did a
man donotEing else than read them, be could not
Keep up and as 10 laying this with tat and digest
ing them, "a epigastrum of tin, leather and The
harder metals would be necessary,
When Shyoek let go the scales in the plav and ex-
claimed, Is that the law : he was perhaps the only
man IN Venice in Ignorance of the statute Not "a
now Even the lawyers themselves know it not !;
t henee they VII undertake any manner of case, and
ard OF the die tA'e .''z
ln Saturday evenings Advocate We notice an able
article headed Important to Tax Collectors y which
Sosuges Win sti another decision from Attorney
General NOISE, who has recently had much labor %
40 M constituting laws not capable of construction .
and bringing their conflicting ends together in nnha,
lnohlous harmony. Under the decision ia question
every SherHi and Tax Collector In the State with
the exception perhaps of our own (vho il nm tba
spotl Will be reported as denquents and not H.
lowed the qaietus, though they may come mn fnlly
70 Time ~ Uecemher and be prepared to settle in fu
Ihere Is no doubt but what the lax Collectors ia the
Parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson are REQUIRED IA
make monthly settlements under oath and there IN
no doubt but that other Tax Collectors are re0nired
t make similar statement within the first five DAYS
BaI what has heretofore been the custom? Under
bordelon and Marks they were not declared default.
efs unt AFTER the day of iina settlement. Mr..
robertson Is but following the custom (Which by
usage becomes laws) OF his predecessors Phe Tax
Collector settles with the Auditor not with the
treasurer and i is, to say the least Of it, lamenta
e condition Of things that the Auditor ana Treas.
NM Saanos agree upon this and other important
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-18

Senator Seward was not in advance OF the music at
Rochester and that hsspeech is bound to receive the
support Of the party to which he is attached and Of
which he is the Acknowledged leader and champion.
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SEWING MACHINES.
NEW SEWING MACHINE
BY
GROVER sRs BAKER,

THE GROVER 4 BAKER S. NJ, co. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE. having OBJ
tanned five Patents same of October I'd
9th.
This Machine is entirely new and makes LOCK STITCH
THAT is LOCKED Its construction Is acknowledged to be
the most simple Of any Machine Introduced and the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION OF all who have examined IT,
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale alta
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
HJ- From the very atteriug which our Machines
have been received by the pubcresun In the sale of up
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND we are led to believe that
endeavors to manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
appreciated We take this opportunity to remark that
this policy will be unchanged every Machine sold by
US We shall hesitate to warrant in every respect
GROVER 81 BAKER S. NJ. CO.,
UTHERW DEPOT
No. Il CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
40 All orders should be addressed to wM. L. CUSHING,
Agent of the Company.
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CHERRY BRANDY and CHERRY BOUNCE
CURACAO
CoRDIALs-Assorted ali kinds.
KIRsCH.
NARAsCHINo.
PEPPERMINT
ORANGE FLOWER WATER
woLFE's AROMATIC soH1EDAM sCuEAPPs.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-old and 8ne.
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoETER-ouars and pints
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-ouars and pintg,
PORTER AND ALE-1n boxes, qts and PTS, Amer,n.
Tobacco
800 boxes, Of all styles.
Pounds, half pounds, SIS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc, from the lowest grade to the
highest quality and price.
Cigars
All the approved brands OF fine Havana CIGARS
An assortment of German CIGARS.
Cuba Skies, etc. etc.
SNUFF
Lorillard's, Garett's, Goodwin',,
Roome's, ETC., ETC, ETC.
Pipes
PIPES of every description
PIPE HEADS Of assorted qualities
Goodwtn's Smoking and yellow Bank TOBACCO.
CARS
Tea-Tea-Tea--
IMPERIAL In half chests Of every quality-loQIpkgs
6, z and II ID. boxes =. 200 i.
in eanisters Of / and 2lbs. each. loo =.
GUEPowDER in hf. chests, Of every quality, % !.
in6lO, l. IL. and canisters, 1901 y.
YOUNG HYsoN, bE chests, asst quality, 20 :.
ooLoNG PoucHoNo, 100 :.
in 10, Is and 20 Ib Eloo :.
PoUCHoNG, in 6 aad s q. papers 100 =.
Pickles, Preserves, Exetchups, etc.
Ground Spices,
Wood and Willow Ware.
Spices
100 bags PEPPER.
20 bales and half bales GLOVES.
80 bags ALLsPIcE.
900 mats CAssIA.
loco pounds NUTMEds.
200 .. MACE.
Paper
Hardware, Straw
Gov ar4 r,4ta.
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HATS AND GAPS
EVER BROUG HIT TO THIS CITY!
They have something in that line to suit The taste Of
EVERYBODY,
MAN, nor Or czEEEDs
Whether IT be to Work Visit iu-for Fair Weather or
Fonl--fOr Peace or for warrior
HUNTING, BATHING, OR CoURr1Ne II.
All demands lupon their Stock sure to NEE. with
a ready response.
TO show their customers the great variety kept they will
enumeate to moderate extent They will first call aten
ton to their stock of
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS,
Consisting Of the different varieties of
5-. f. FRENCH GA ss1,,E,pr, ro4,... s.a,.
AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures Style
FRENCH FUR Latest Style.
AMERICAN FUR-Latcst Style,
FRENCH sILK-Latest style
AMERICAN stLK-Iatest style.
AR, s,,...-,-.... ..--,,.,.-.-s..,
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE STYLE,
which is not to be SURPASSED by anything produced
... -......
Ill.,. i, =. u,,,..,..
sofI BEAVER Eats VIE Low Crown or Agh' f s1
Fine French Fur MALAKoFFs and REDANs. with Broad
mr. Narro,v Rrtrrs
Fine Black and olored French English and American FUR
HATs-Broad or Narrow Brm-High Or Low Crown
'@Ai' u Nse''Sl l'n Ut american mar"
ufacture.
AMERICAN FUR HATS Of all qualities
WOOL HATS at all prices.
InSy also nave 'no following described s'nas Of
YOUTHs' AND BOZ vs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-18

MURDERS IN AiIssOURI.-The St. Louis Republican,
of the 10th, gives the following account of murder
in Galloway county, and another in Johnson county !:
Some time since, good deal of feeling was excited
in the community by the attempts Of white man
whose name is not remembered aud of a slave in
league with him, to entiGe away negroes from their
masters Their Vaccinations were discovered and
they were finally arrested and lodged in iaii-the
negro to be detained until he could he sold and his
white confederate to await trial before the prOppr
Court. Evening before last Mr., Neshitt the tailor
formerly Sheriff of Galloway county repaired little
after dark to the apartment Of his prisoners to give
them supper. As he entered the doorway the negro
struck him over the head with an iron bar, killing
him instantly.
The two then made their escape, and fled rapidly
in the direction oil Jefferson City, A party organ
ized for the pursuit OF the murdeers traced them to
the river bank opposite that place, when all signs
were lost. The white man is heavy set in person
weighs one hundred and seyeutytye or eighty
pounds, and has sandy hair and whiskers. The mlT
der produced much excitement at Fulton, and the
citizens seemed determined to secure the perpetrators
at any cost
The second is little less deplorabe as it NAV result
fatally to the party assaulted the present State Sena
Tor IRON the District composed OF the counties of
Benton johnson and Henry, Mr. Goodlet The latter
resides in Henry county, but day or two since was
stopping in Wanensburg, the county seat of johnson
county, probably for the purpose of attending court
there as he is lawyer by profession. We have no
account Of the circumstances TINT induced the assault
further than that Mr. Goodet was called upon to Give
his opinion in case in which one Williams, a den.
llst, formerly Of Jefferson was an interested party
Mr.. q. gave an opinion uniaYorable To Williams VIXEN
the latter drew knife and stabbed him several times
so severely that it is thought impossible for him 10 re-
cover, Williams was instantly conveyed to jai to
await the result of his assault If this proved fatal
was supposed he would be lynehed, as the citizens
OF Warrenshnrg were greatly nfuriated at the act,
and the prisoner has been in very had odor in The
town ever since he assumed a residence in 1t.
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THE GREAT REPuBLICn MONTHLY.
Intended this Magazine in every respe
seqPg oi Is chsrnetsr ge te understood BY name
ard wholly 4 IHPeona It Tii oe 4e writers ad
highest ground OF Contemporary literature Il will aim 70 gath
ABOUT 4 Il every Yaaiety Of intellect
Other grounds Essqys Sketches lIurnor9as as Stories
SF Ft lH f EffeTs eT5a4gss h5EsaPhss ga
o's AZ &c &, -, r..
I'M, Thp lite.ayy department. viii
R TSs o GsE1a s Ps a@.5Gsa Pao9 4
| LIST OF contributors engaged
Fia 5fe sTf Hnec II Tho + ssessis s
SP@s =. lnEe[ a9sor Ei ", a9Hs II hs
Nathaniel Deer ng, Hsnnah Il aSuld
PaIk BebiaTap I IIi.abse, III f siit
| Hon, Al. PIKE, Of Ark, Jane FTrnina Locke
| Hon 4 u Conrad, Fbsbo Ga5s1,
seba Smith, Mary Forrest
| John o saxe Eliza5eth cakes SMITH
FG SR1 Il i tS mady Anp 9v & fo Jnsb
Gnf r Graa Ef5sEs s93 4 ] i s Ms95l
/ VIM H. q. Hosmer, Alice b Haven
| Geg. VI Peck Pamela h Vining
John Il, Thompson, Ada NJ KsnGicott.
| trea'E 81 ;, Giozhehs Ellza9sth ~ Churchill
Es2 WI RsaDda ,Yo" 80, No 0Ps Rd, s5is5
p fTG5 pP Kep5d RENe 1 ARn n fa5sf
/ Rev. Newell A. Pr nee, Laynia s tfoooiFn
In addition to be foregoing brilliant aTrey Il 6,s.
among i6e some F 81 be "i q "a III R. f5as
are GmpslIet from preexlsng ens8gemsats
Reiess Soayrf5as fgane nj to or Bsas
ohe dsinEabgd authors a. ~ so Z, MN e ~
mf fas, I'm n b eom NH oadt., u;..,
/ posed expressly for this work
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-18

Our LATE MINISTER TO MExIco.-The Mobile
Tribune Of Tuesday says:
1t will be seen in another place that the q. S.
sloop.of.war Plymouth arrived in the bay on Sunday
night, bringing the Hon John Forsyth Mexican
Mniste) and his family, who, we are pleased to
learn are in excellent health. No persons could be
more welcome to the city. Mr. Forsyth has won a
reputation in bis brief ambassadoral career which is
honorable tOhimselt and appreciated generally within
the country, and especially by our own Mobile people,
Not only this, hut his holduess, promptitude and in
teectnat vgOr in the difficult duties which fell ia his
way when the Mexican Government assumed the
right to Cypress our citizens sojOurning In Mexico
we're the admiration and example for the European
ambassadors in that distracted country. Ii Mr. For
syth does not return to Mexico we trust that the Adj
ministration may succeed in finding a citizen who
will not mar the good work he has there set on
foot.
A letter of the 9Th inst, from the Mexican capitol,
published in the Bee of this city, says
Your Minister, Mr., Forsyth, has departed, leaving
behind the reputation of a bunderer and an otficoas
nermedder, who has injured himself without bene.
fitting others
If we had few more such Intermediates" in
different parts of the world whittier our citizens are
called by business pleasure, it would be fortunate
for the latter and for the honor of our flag The
great fault with most of our foreign representatives is
that they shut their eyes to their most important
duties by ignoring the existence Of any case in which
an American citizen needs their protection. Regard.
ing the conduct of Mr. Forsyth it is enough for us to
know that he incurred the dispeasure of the anarchi.
cal HaOaga faction by resisting so far as cur country
men are concerned its unjust and tyrannical measures
against the rights Of property and personal liberty.
The statement in Mexicon paper that he concerned
himself about the political affairs of the country ia
probably sheer fabrication.
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GROVER &-BAKER's
CELEBR
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
Sc WING MAcHINEsI

These Machines sew from two poois and form seam Of IN
equaed strength, beauty and elasticity, which will rip
even If every stitch is cut.
They unquesdonsbly THE BEST in MARKET for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT Is LOCKED
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s.u Oltaas 9ailg Crtsttpt.
raaern proarsss IN Tsaetfes

THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER is, 1858.
kzDx5soxs1.aE- Es.AEzy4osse-A4sEEs
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NJ H. HYEli, SURVEYOR AMI CIyTT, ENG TyERR
IN Ofice-No 10 Bank Place, New Oreaus
viii attend the grading of lots measuring embellishments
try.
Orders from distance addressed through the Post Office
Box 22S.
Refer to Col A, p Field, Louis H Pile ESQ.,, City Sur
aena ESQ, No. 10 Bank Place. aul2 #
I TNLEI, CEMENT, ENHLISH FIRE Brick. PLAs
II tar. Hair ETC., for sale in lots suit purchasers BY
NJ EASTMAN ( Co,
No. IL Royal street
~ All orders left there B No 100 Meehauics' FIX
change, will be promptly attended 10, oil 3m
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PATENTED LHPRoHEMENr IN TINE 1f4NUF4orgRa

BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIOWS--oFFlcg
M Office. 1''s'' si'p'7''s = s'
" soldiers Seamen and Transfers who have been Ia he
service oil the u y Government for fourteen days
any war or disturbance sir 1880 entitled leo acres
land widows and minor children of deceased Soldiers
men and Ieamsers entitled bounty Pensions
Claims made out and procured with dispatch by
JOHN PURCELL,
l al sta4r.