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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

State Ticket.
For Secretary Of State.
SAMUEL DOUGLAS. 800. Benton County.
For .iuditor,
THEODORE PARVIN .Muscatine County.
For attorney General
JAMES NJ ELWOOD. ........ Polk County.
For Treasurer.
SAMUEL l.. LORAH. ........ .Cass County.
For Register Of Me State Land office,
JAMES N. REID. .keokuk County.
For Com of Des Moines improvement.
CHARLES BALDWIN. e. Van Buren, County.
First Congressional District.
For Congress,
II. II. TRIMBLE..... Davis County.
Second Congre ssionnl District.
For Member Of Congress,
VIM. T.. LEFFINGWELL Clinton County.
County Nominntions-FIoyd County.
For Clerk Of District Court,
d. d. w. CARVER. ....... st. Charles City.
For Coroner,
NJ. W. RAYMOND. ................fio Floyd
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GBe gntelligentfr.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

state Ticket.
FIR Secretary Of State,
ELIJAH SELLS. ......... Muscatine County
For auditor,
JONATHAN W. CATTELL . Cedar County
For Treasurer,
JOHN W. JONES. ......... Hardin County
For attorney General,
SAMUEL A. RICE. ...... Mahaska County
For Register Of Land Office,
AMOS b. MILLER. -. .Cerro Gordo County
For Com: Of Des Moinss improvement,
WIN. c. DRAKE. ......... Wayne County.
First Congressional District.
For Congress,
SAMUEL II. CURTIS, Lee County.
sccop.i Congressional District.
,.-.. For K1,I.r Of Congress,
WILLIAM VANDEVER. Dubuque County.
Tenth Judicial District.
For Judge,
f. H. WILLIAMS. ....... Clayton County
For District AHo'ney,
MILO McGLATHERY. $500. .Fayctte County.
For Member OF the Board Of Education,
A. b. F. HILDRErH ........ Floyd County
County NOminations-FlOydC County.
For Clerk Of District Court,
ASA W. FRENCH. .........S St Charles City
For Coroner,
T.. 2. HARRINGTON. .... st. Charles City
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26
Dress Making.

MISS NJ X BLISS respectfully announ-
vi ccS Ia the ladies of st. Charles City and
vicinity. that she is prepared to make dresses
in the most desirable styles and according to
the most approved systems of fitting. Partic-
ular attention paid to furnishing patterns.
Rooms on Mill street. over DIR. Cortright ;
Drug Store.
St Charles City, March ., 1853. %
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FINE wRIrISG.--Thc phrase, eight
ing Oh his own hook" is now more
elegantly rendered =" waging war
upon the individuality of his personal
curve"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26
Ayers Cherry rectOral.

A large supply OF this invaluable remedy for
n coughs, colds and consumption, just re-
ceiyed and for sale at the st. Charles Book
store, by HILDRErH & CARVER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26
Attention! Farmers!
RUSSIAN WINTER WHEAT,

RUSSIAN WINTER WHEAT.
L HAVE ENTIRE Control of a very superior quality Of
/ Russian Winter Seed Wheat, tan article introduced
into the Wheat growing dis lricts OF Russa,) which has
boon found To- succeed better than any Winter Wheat
cultivated in that country. From Russia was intro
tuced into Canada, Michigan, Minnesota and illinois, III
each OF which has wiistoo the most severe winters
and the wett'st prings to the satisfaction Of the farmer
produces from % TO 30 bushels to when
good hand and hardy nature will not winter kill
or drownuut from the effects of wet sprg IL may be
Scwa any time between the fist Of July and the tTst U!
November
PACKAGES sufficient to produce from TO 10 bushels
the first year put up in Son. sacks, viii be sent to any
address the receipt of One Polar, by mail.
Address q. W. IERBI L. o. Box 1857.
50 Dearborn st Chicago H.
Dealer in Farming Lands and City Property Als"
Lands located at all the Covenant Land offices, with
Warrants or Cash. Those having Farms Farming
Lands for sala viii find my Office one Of the hest mcd
UNI, to dispose III the same.
REFER TO
Hon Jno Wilson, Com'r l. c. Land Dept, Chicago.
Col. r. J. Hamilton,
Rev II. \. Bishop,
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Gov Of Virginia.
Messrs. Sweeney, Rttenhouse, FAINT \ Co, Rankrrs
Washington, D. &.
Hon George Briggs, New York.
Hon VIM II. Ross, Gov Of Delaware.
Rcbt FuiSytlr, Esq, Gnnl II. Agt. J. L. r. r.
y. B. In ordering give your name, post Office, county
ana State and the name Of the nearest Express Ollie"
23g ON
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BUTCHER, SEXTON q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
NJ ERCHANTS,

l03 \ los East Water Street. Milwaukee.
plTClIYR KELLOGG SEXTON,
JOHN Ii. GOODRICH.
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Died.,

In this city, August 18th, Clifford, only child
Of VIM II. and Alice Wilcox, aged months
and IA days.
In Floyd, August 18th, of typhus fever, He
man Hubbard, aged about II years, son OF
Oliver Hubbard.
In Cedar township, Floyd County, Iowa,
August eth, 1858. Viola, youngest daughter
of John c. and Lucinda Townsend, aged 6
years, months and 20 days.
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BORN,

In this city, August Odd daughter to NJ.
A. Searle.
In this city, August l6, daughter to NJ.
S. Cole.
In this town, August Is, a son to A. o. X
Smith
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26

"Dr. Christie's Balsam for Ague and Fever
is winning golden opinions rs preventative
and cure for that muAh dreaded disease Much
of the dread experienced by persons emigrat-
ing to a new country, will be removed when
they know how easily and thoroughly the Bal
sam cures the disease for which il is designed :"
Monmouth, H., Guardian.
The above is only one Of the numerous IA
vorable notices of a free and untrammccd
press. When such a powerful friend as the
Press speaks in its favor, it cannot be other
wise than popular.
Hear what physicians say of DR.. CHRIS
TIES AGUE BALSAM. Says one: a. with
confidence, recommend the Balsam as supc-
riOr to any other preparation Says another:
Z" I have used it with uniform success, and
can confidently recommend it for all those
complaints for which it is offered as remedy"
One more, ITO my knowledge it has never
disappointed the reasonable expectations of
those who have used it, Still another writes
:" / have no hesitation in saying that it is
safe, convenient and very effCacious medicine /"
Price one dollar per bottle, 6 bottles for 500
For sale in st. Charles by c. II. Haskell,
and by all Druggists and dealers generally
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y office

DURNING Fluid-a prime article--tor sale
Id by HILDkElH y CARVER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26

The RAILWAY REPUBLICAN says that
when Senators of the United States and others
of the highest standing socially and politically,
openly declare that - Woods Hair Restora
tive tsold by all good druggists is all and
more than all it prctcnds to be, we cannot do
otherwise than believe them.
We see that the United States has made an
appropriation of several hundred scalping
knives to one of the Indian tribes as part Of its
annuity. As it is thus providing for removing
the capillary substance will it not ne well
to order several thousand packages Of Z fora
tive To restore the beauty To tn" the .ir"uded
poll, and not leave Iakcdncs- whrIc the
hair ought to grow
CAUTION Rev. E ...... citations
as several are alrv ... J. -... .... t called by
different Ii mes r... ...., the wor. l.
professor W. ila.. .ro'.n i've. Dep
st. Louis, Mo. A.. .,,,. y .sm re blown in
the hottle. Sol ,'y Ill Druggists and latent
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toll.
ct Goods dealers in the United States and
Canadas. 4
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PKEpAKED Bf
DIR, &c, AHEis n CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS,
.vD SOLD BY

lI,,,,,,, + y,Y,-g .uI n. Z COIuI.Ii, 8. thllle
w. Sin, smith Floyd: Hrrvy brothers. Dubuque
T,nl-,,1 and by Agents III every Town IN the lnitca
-, 2lsyl
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good assortment on hand and for sale cheap
for cash at the old stand, INTELLIGENcER BUILD
ING, corner Of Mill and Kelly Streets 2:44tf
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An OLD PosrMAsTER.-The oldest in
cumbcnt of any Post Office in the
United States is Gen. Joseph Locke,
now acting Postmaster in Bloomfield,
Maine. He has filed the office for for
.ty-fivc consecutive years, and though
seventy-four years of age, is in full
possession of all his faculties, mental
and physical, and from present appear
ances bids fair to serve Uncle Sam for
many years in as faithful a manner
as he has done for nearly half CEN
tury.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26

FINE BEEF CATrLE.-On Tuesday
Joseph Kelly, Esq, the foun.
der of the town of St Charles, Floyd
Co, Iowa, sold to his namcsake, !. \.
Kelly, butcher in Central Market, ten
of the finest beef cattle ever brought
into Dubuque. They average from
1900 to 1900 lbs each. Floyd county,
Iowa. is, from its features and soil,
bound to be one of the greatest dairy
and stock-raising counties of the
Union, and we are pleased to learn
that several dairics have been cstab-
lished. We may soon expect excellent
butter and cheese from therc-Du-
bagUe Heraid.
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lola has gons 10 the land of the blcst
n Heaven her spirit will iind sweet rest
onward ami upward forever progressing,
J. owed ones around her, i0ndly Caressing
Angelic hosts pronouncing them blessing L. o. A.
At McGregor. August 10, of Consumption,
remiah Foidney, aged about As years.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-26

INDIAN DANcE.-Ten or dozen
Squaws and Indians got charged with
whisky last week, and danced and
pow-wowcd about the streets till they
got tired of it. A big crowd gathered
about them on Front Street, and many
new corners enjoyed their first sight
of native dancing out west.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

SUNDRIES-
- 100 boxes and half boxes Virginia TOBACCO assorted
qualities
200 bbls, half bbls. and kits ACKEREL, Nos J. 2s3
400 kegs sold Colony" NAILS, assorted sizes.
60 casks London PORTER and ALE.
so Falkirk ALE
IS sacks Old Government Java CT ,FPEE.
200 pockets =. =.
GO NJ Havana and German CIGARS, various brands,
800 boxes and half boxes STAR CAM 'LEs.''
90 boxes Leonard & SONS SPERM CA NDLks.
30 bbls hf. bb and or. bbls. Extra ca 'AkSERRIEs.
20 bbls, ald 200 boxes BUCKWHEAT.
100 dozen Painted BUCKETS.
100 Baltimore Cove OYSTERS, and 2 10 cans
80 kegs Buck and Drop SHOT and BAR LIE. ND
50 bills very superior Old Bourbon and ByeN HIsEY.
so LOBSTER; 50 kits No. SALMON.
40 cases SARDINES; so cases TOMATOES.
Is cases Baltimore PRESERVES. .r
30 cases BRANDY FRUITS.
d 80 sacks French s. S. ALMONDS.
100 boxes E. D. and Western CHEESE.
80 tins Bent Co.'s CRACKERS.
40 gross PLAYING CARDS.
50 boxes Italian NACCARONI
200 boxes Kentucky MUSTARD, Us, rs and ib CARS
80 Fresh PEACHES.
% cases Green CORN; 80 cases Green PEAS.
800 cases Preston 4 Merrll's YEAST POWDERS.
ile assortment Of TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS. etc.
CHARLES R. RAILEY CO.,
II Tchoupitoulas street and
iai6 st "a Gravier street,
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DIR. BAAKEE TREATS A
Us LEASES FREE OF CHARGE.


DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention 10 the
following Diseases Coughs Colds, Consumption Croap
Auenzs Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases the Throat
and Lungs.
He devote particular attention to the treatment OF all
Diseases-Lumbago scroula Rheumatism chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Piles de-
rangemeat OF Stomach Liver and Bowels to all
chronic diseases Special attention will be given the
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
Dr. Baakee has made discovery of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption Of the Caarac per-
anent Il Eye without the knife Dr. Baa.
kee can produce certificates his perfect
IN curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fsula Sweings or
Tumors every description and without the the knife
Special arrangements be made with Baakee for the
treatment named Diseases they require his
constant and attention DIR. Baakee the most
skfu celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living
His known personally in nearly every principal city in
the world.
All directed TO Or Baakee enclosing postage stamp
or i've cen;s from any distance correctly stating
the disease shall be promptly answered. and the patients
treated by correspondence, free of charge.
eS-Ofice hours from A. II. osP.M.
DOCTOR BA4KEE
somes 40 Raropne street. below Fpydas street New Or
lsans, La. jsl6 lySW
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AUCTION SALES. 80
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE SAMUEL l. FoRaAY, DE-
ceased
nv NEVILLE IARREAu


Juuas NEVILLE Anctjoueer.
SATURDAY, Feb. ssh, Isss, at ne o' &c g
the Honorable the second District New
Orleans dated IA. December. 1851 and Of supplenenis
be sold public following described reai estate
l. esrian Lot Sroand together With she budnes
n hssos Sss y hs Flint District q 81.
rod streets de;snsieS sy e plan drawn y
shannon Notary Public Said lot measures il American ea
% feet front Julia by ~ feet 10 inches and lines
q e.rtaIn Lot Ground Improvement. thereon
BY Csrsndeet Julia 0rod Charles Designated BY ne
number on plan drawn BY O A. hedon - oe-e Of W.
q inches and lines front julia street by 100 feet
q One half and interest in the following
l. Your los 81 Ground designated by the numbers ave six
and sight q the islet number seven she +
The Fist District q his city Said lots sdoa each Of and
each % fee inches and one ue from on Poydras
forming the corner Of Poydras and P,ieas streets.
city in he square number nine which bounded By Poydra
Perddo johnson and alyez streets desnsted ~ the Nos o.
S IS asa S'1s5
@ ssp sS and G so g ss r. snS
Poydas by 40 feet in depth and front
oSe and measure each % .ad line oas CAT
BY ~ feet . inches and LINES p dep p
sure
District of this city making part q he properly heretofore
e % S1. NO. Ct Sc s sS q Il
Aps s snf First US s g sy . Ps Ssed Il s IN,
city, according which plan sad lois measure eh 80 feet
s. re !, q n sep ss s c
Bayou Road line dividing 1t from Lot No a Of
d i,d Rsi from fot 10 *
y. Line aSis1g from from No I Ne y g
No e q inches and lines On The line dividing + from
Ground situated n The town q c.5rGo9 !.
made by Louis Brngier on the 10th day Of
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BUREAU DU CoLLEcTFuR DE TAXES D'ErAT,. ,
Quatrieme District de IN VILE d. Ia Nile Orleans
AVIS AUX CONTRLBU ABLEcS = LIE SOUS.
n signe eolecteur de d par lie present
1ui doivenl das Eta pour annte 1851 ct
des de licenses pour pannee 1883 ies m dit
Qutrieme District de venr bureau Recorder
premier eIagc, ct de les des dams dea
par Ia oi
Hour de bureau de 9 A. M.a2P.M.
tsl2 9pt c,iiscierr
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TAX NOTICES.

STATE TAX CoLLEcIoR's OFFICE ,
.- Fourth District of the City Of New Orleans (
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS THE UNDER.
IN signed Collector of State Taxes does hereby
persons idbed the State for Taxes for the year 1851
those for Licenses for the 1855 within said Fourth District
call at Office Recorders Court FIRST floor pay the
same within he time prescif ed by law.
Office hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
GEORGE MENsMAN,
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-. ~ MEXICAN GULF RAILR0AD-
S 81 I1 The Trains VIII leave at 10 A. NJ and az p NJ
til after Is February. - ~ 1A
Under Mr. Armstrong; superintendent they are eunni1p
with IS much regularity IL the country and STRANGERS
and others by this have opportunity of bs
waters Of The Gnf United States Fort Shell Bank al Proc
orve Eay Prairie, Palmetto and Cypress swamp; Cane.
brakes Battle Ground the process making and some
OF the finest agricultural county in The STATE
EA first rate Fish Dinner had a. Mestres p.l fo-
any number by giving "A hours isOtiee. ial6 et
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FOR RENT.

EsOH HENT-sEvERAL FISK ROOMS, sUfTAHr1w
for Offices, the Bank u New 0riesns -
Charles and Union streets Apply % the Ca.hier n9u
- FOR RENT-THE FoUR-sToRY sToRz. Hs-
M % Grayier strees, occupied By Messrs. Knes1A
II Bars19W Z Co. Apply to the
VINCENT 4 CO.,
sez4 No - Custnmhouse slrsst-
- TOILET OR FOR sALE-THE BEAU7IFUxs
Cottage KsseeHce Hospital between Jo5nHen
and Calves streets, containing rooms eAhnet
gallery two sides Kitchen The
are beautifully laid out into flower gaiens with ornansnzz
trees, nnd contains good estern, well.
A LARGE FRAME HOUSE. No. rs Bsronn< between g.
rod and julia ssrects with deep yard suitable
srsl water manufacory csern maker cooper. foany.
Several Dwelling and Stores on Gssquet Dr.
hgny, Mara Drysdes, Basin, Camp. Constance.
tcn Fulton and ether First Distre
For terms. apply - JAMES DESBAN-
Real Estate and House Broker,
anlI s. Common street. yerandah etore-.
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Continuation Sale.
BY d. f. MORPHY Auctoneer.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at hnif-past 10
o'clock A. NJ, No. 9S Camp street, close will
be Sold
The balance Of that reject and choice of
French DECORATED China Ware consisting OF Dinner and Tea
SETS Vases, Candesck spittoons, Tetea Sets Mugs
Cgifees, etc,
asrTERMS-Gash. Sale positive. jal6
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~ for Sale-Removai from EspsHade
WALTER L. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos II ana
A273 Barunne street. where he will be early IN the
fall with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes saba
He preparing ample and healthy quarters
business he intends conducting the corning The nss
location is between Gravr and Common Barunne street.
which the second due from the Charles Hotel
and is convenient all the merchants and hotels
WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
II and IS Rarorne street..
gnll ly&W between f9raver and Common.
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:. EINE PRnOF sAFEs...aENuINE sAI.

FIRE PROOF SAFES.-GENUInE SAL
mn mi AMANDER t-WILDER'S PATENT, with Rich's
80 lt4 Improvement Longer in and thoroughly
~ ested with uniform than other Safe 10 the
A& world. We securing Safes with the cele-
brad patent La Belle Lock- which has been
blown open with powder.
The splendid OF Safes Plate and Money
Chests OIL red IN this market hand
GRAYIER street. New orleans Call and the stock Prices
to suit the times. STEARNS a MARVIN.
nl6 4ndkW s. GUTHRIE, Agent.
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ID ID. BRIDGER, zfr
H. ATfoRNEY-AT-LAw
VIII practice in the parishes of Caldwell caishoala and
FfaAkhh. isl6 lyA
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VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE FIRST
District and Paying aRemuneraiye Interest the Money
Invested.
BY NEVILLE & JARREAU,
Julian NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office, No. Commercial Place.
SATURDAY. the 23d Inst, at I2 o'clock M .,
~ at Banks cade Magazine street. of New
leans will be sold the following described property without
reserve sale positive viz
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF. 6 ROUND, together with the
improvements thereon consisting of fine brick stores
situate in the First District In the square bounded by
Magazine Camp and Natehez streets and designated by
Nos. and T. plan deposited in the office OF b. Ceuas
ESQ.,, Notary Public. Said Lots and
lines on Hatehez street, by about 6s feet in depth
Store No fronts Nachez Bank Alley measures
about % feet inches front Nacez street So feet
10 inches less in depth together with the use of
yard % feet Inches in Length by u feet in width
said premises and tue adjoining property belonging
meFcal Bank Of New Orleans, plan drawn by II. Moe
hnusen Surveyor and deposited H. b. Cenas
Esq, Notary Public.
The above property be rented four thousand
annum and is sold TO close copartnership.
Application for the purchase previous to the sd be
made to The aucti0neer.
Terms-0ne third cash balance one and two
years. for mates bearing per interest per amman
from date until Maturity cent interest then
mill final nent Said notes 10 be secured by
the property.
ACES Of sale before j. E. Jarreau, Notary Public
pense OF the purchaser. ia4
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80 THE EYE AND THE EAR.

10 THE EYE AND TILE EAR. 80
DEAFNEss AND ALL DISEASES OF ~
THE EYE AND EAR.-DR. f. A. Won MoscHzIsKER,
oculst and Aurist, ST LOUIS HOTEL Rooms Nos
and 2 where be may be eonsulted all
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
hoh require either Medical Surgical Hours
rom %. NJ tosPM
REFERrscEs-Hon. Mayor Chas. NJ. Waterman, A. NJ Hol.
brook, Esq, of the Picayune, and DR.. Porter.
NumeToa testimonials Of his Success both the Eye and
Ear be his rooms, persons
b. Pantascopse Glasses!
Accurate examination made both Eyes by DIPLOMA
AA r. and GLASSES suited toihe focus by GRAEFE
the Roysl Optical Institute Berlin. Those who value
~ Eyes viii the advantage Of purchasing Glasses from
who understands the Eye and all It's changes.
" Or NJ is week known the Eye Sur
geon in the Union His restoring Hearing won
for him the highest reputation.
p3~En'rance his Louis by the pIi-
waite public door.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without causing any pain
ARTIFICIAL TYMP ANUAfs inserted in cases of DEAF
NESS when it ssaured. jals 3m
SAw MILLs-eoT UP EXPRESSLY FOR PLAN
taon use to saw from $50 ITO 10 600 fee; of Lumber per
day and simple that they by any negro Of ord
nary intelligence ensstanily,on hand at the
Southern Machinery Depot,
No. 90 Magazine street.
The following rsceiVsdfrOm Planter is sufficient
sheparE1s Place Yasoo River jan T. 1888
sMessrs. d. c. Lowber S.Co:
1t gives pleasure cay that he'Eo DOUBLE SAW
MILL purchased Of gon, July answered all my
spectaons. II has sawed. without dnerty log two feet
square and fifteen feet boards In an hour and
have known it h1ogghN log twenty long
Thick in minute TcoDsGer SMALLEST and most ELI
Client Saw Mill up for Plantation Ny Mil is
d7en by the elghthor po~s engine kess purchased at
establishment.
tSgnedl As CALDWELL
psnphlet containing prices and full parteulas will be
sent,by mail any dedringiit
0psof these Mills iAoperstsn the subscribers Ware.
HOUSE ard Planters visiting dit are invited to call and ex
aHlaeit. A. C. CowBBRa CO..
taIs siEitW go Magazine street