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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-08
I.ecompton Passed.

Lacumpton, with variation has
passed both branches Of Congress, With
a majority of nine in each house. 1t does
rot submit the constitution to a vote of
the people, but holds out bride to come
in As slave State, and threatens them
if they DO not 1t is not expected that
the people will accept of the proposition.
1t is designed to keep it out as long as
possible, unless it will come in as slave
State. 1t is now, according to Mr.. Bu-
chanan, slave Territory, and he is de-
termincd to keep it so as long as possible.
We give, in another column, a letter from
Mr. Forney, of tie Philadelphia Press,
in reference to the law as it passed --
Douglas and his immedia c personal
trends steadily opposed it to the last.
This compromise will enable those de-
mocrats who banker after Office to slide
back into the Democratic fold. We look
for scattering among the faithful. -
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SoRauo SUGAR, or Experiments nth
Chinese Cane, and Descriptive Cata-
l2guc of Suyar Nahing apparatus, Farm
Implements, DC, is the title Of a PAM
phlet of III PIP, just issued by Messrs.
Hedges, Free l. Co., of Cincinnati. 1t
is designed mainly as an advertisement
ce their manufactures, consisting of the
Little Giant Corn Mill, Agricultural
Steam Boiler, Little Giant Corn Shelter,
Kitchen Mill, Sugar Cane Mill, Portable
Steam Engines &c, but it also contains a
large amount of useful information for
those about to engage in raising the su
gar cane. Enclose three cent stamp IN
an envelope, and seq. as above, and you
will receive "A book in return.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-08
Republican Congressional Convention.
SECOND DISTRICT.

SECOND DISTRICT.
The Republicans of the Second Congressional
District of the State OF Iowa are hereby notified
that a Convention viii be held at Iowa City, on
Friday the 18th of Jane, A. ID. 1883, for the pur-
pose of nominating Republican candidate for
Congress tor said district and the transaction OF
sncn other business as may be deemed necessary
ivr the interest nj the party.
The ratio OF repre- scntation OF each county,
will be one delegate for every 100 Republican,
vstes. and an additional one for every fraction
over fifty, the vote for Governor at the last Octo
her election being the basis. Organized counties
having less than one hundred Republican voters,
will be entitled each to one desegsre.
W. PENN CLARKE,
JOHN A. PARvIS,
HIRAM PRICE, ; Dist Central Com.
NJ. MoBLEY.
= d. CaRPESTER,
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For the AhVcTLIseE.
Rochester ssAil Right

kSOCu0S@u N~kAh bsa6sAss
This morning the citizens Of our town
were considerably excited and amused by
scene that transpired which is without
parallel in the annals of "Woman's
Rights" or even "Squatter Sovereign
ty." Between the hours OF 0 and III
o o'clock, notwithstanding the inclemency
of the weather, the streets were alive with
the fair see, and one would have suppos-
ed, by the rapid movemer is, that some
thing of Importance was nigh at hand.
True to their resolves, they gathered to-
eether, and consultation was held as to
the most effectual method of Kidding the
town of public nuisance in the shape of
a newly erected GROCERY, where "rot gut
aud Lager" were offered for sale to the
heads of families that were wont to neg
ect their business and family to the dis
turbauce of the sober part of community
by their bacchanalian rowdyism. This
gathering of heroic women, after brief
consulate arranged themselves In
file" and marched with irm hearts and
determined looks. to the scene of action.
They first, in a quiet and peaceable man.
ner, asked for the proprietor's presence,
and was coolly informed that he could not
be seen. After thus signally failing in
negotiating with the honorable prophet
or, they resolved to do by force what
moral suasion failed to do. So, with ;
hearty good will, they entered the "dog
ery,' rolled out the destroyer, and will
hatchets soon demolished the casks, ant
poured out the rot gut, amid the heart,
cheers of the lockers on. Three salute
were given by an "anvil,' in honor t.
the twenty-three heroic women who ha'
moral courage to save the town from tn
curse of public rum hole.
They then proceeded to another portion
of the town, and, without CEREMONY, an
other cask followed the same unluck
fate. A by-stand,r, whose mouth IN
doubtedly ,roterea at the sight of so muc
real enjoyment being wasted, vainly al
tempted to save a portion Of it for ind
vidual use, but no sooner had he seize
the kcg, than he was seized and role
over and over in the cooling beverag
that he so much desired to apply inward
ly instead of outwardly, to the amus'
ment cf the cheering by-standers.
After so triumphantly finishing tn
good work there, they proceeded to al
other shop where "Bcer" was kept fc
sale, and would have soon emptied tina
but for the promise that he would ney(
transgress again.
They then proceeded to the fourth plat
where whiskey was sometimes kept, bt
meeting with some opposition they witt
drew, receiving the promise that no mol
should be sold.
Their duty accomplished, they quiet
returned as they came, but not witho,
signing "Resoluticn" that they wouI
. benceforth destroy all liquors brought
the town and offered for public sale. Thu
/ by the moral courage of few resolu
T women, our town was purged from one
the most COMMUNICATING influences cur
ing the civilized world. JUSTICE.
pnahn-tnr NInr 1t 1saS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-08

Tipton Aobertissr,
s.s-DANIELS, EDITOR,
SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1858.
Republican state Convention.
p.,,IE.,p Stata Convention will he held a.

iowa City on Thursday, the 18th day OF June, oS
Tor the purpose Of nom mating candidates for the
osices OF Secretary Auditor, and Treasurer OF
state and Attorney General and for the transac
ton Of such other business as may be deemed
necessary NY the Convention.
The ratio of representation of each county VIII
be one delegate for every hundred Republican
votes and an additional one for every fraction
over fifty, the vote on Governor at the late State
election being the 'asis. Organized counties
with less than one hundred Republican voters
will be entitled each to one deldgate.
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The Republicans of Cedar County, are hereby
notified that a Mass Convention, will be held Mt
Upton, on Saturday, the 9TH day of June next,
for the purpose of selecting deleg to attend
the State Congressional and District tJudicia',)
and the transaction OF such other
business as may be deemed necessary by the Con.
ventisn.
J, W KYNETT, J. MAYNARD,
J. II. LEIGH, h HAMMOND,
T. ROBINSON, TX. Com.
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THE great food has entirely sub
merged the town Of Jacksooport, Ark,
aud the inhabitants use skiffs to 20 from
house to house
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OFE. CHILDs & co. HAVE THIS
L day dissolved Partnership, by mutual con
sent. The business will hereafter be conducted
by 4. Il Childs, with whom the accounts Of
The firm are left for collection. Those who are
indebted will please cali and settle Immediately
T. CHii.Ds,
NJ. CiiliDS,
W. A. SCARBOROUGH.
Upton, March goth. 1855. l2tf
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ESTRAlED.

NRoM the subscriber, one yoke OF five year
j. olds. red and white--one almost white, one
line back; one brindle COW, short tail
GEO. Y. DFsEREIA.
Pennington. Coon Grove, Feb &, 1888.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the last will and
testamen mt of John Peacock, deceased. late of &c.
dar County State of Iowa, WAS publicly read at
the May Term OF the County Court Of said coun.
~ wherenpon II was ordered, that the time for
proving the same be the first Monday in June
next, at which time all persons interested in said
estate, are required to appear and show cause, X
any they have, against the probate Of said will.
by order of the County Court of said county
this 9Th day of May A. d. 1885,
GEORGE SMITH,
10 4w County Judge.
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HnGrlplNl lell ltlMnl
(oyER ToMLINsoN's sToRE)

II Would announce to the citizens of Upton, snd
i surrounding country, that have removed to
the room over Tomnson's store, where may ut
all times be found ready to wait on those who
may favor me with call.
Having permanently located here, | am de-
termned to do my wo TX in such manner that no
reasonable person can find fau viii warrant
my work. will take wood, wheat, corn. oats or
potatoes in exchange for pictures, for which |
will pay tn highest market price.
Upton, Oct. 81. '57-43 F. B. SIMMONS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

r EFRIGERATORs- GALVANIZED
IL IRON kEFRGERArORS practical and scientific
principles The hest and most covenenien article IN for
cooling and preserving milk, butter, fruit wines
They arranged that the ice slowly
shelf and being confined from the eetcs Of the
Keeps tbs lhe coolest point causing the
huence to he the throughout the whole apparatus
is effected by the dppings from the which
other reigerors They the front top
piece furniture placed IN
water by which perfectly cold at ali times he
had wi bout additional ice These efrigera expert
ment They have been IN successful alton for upwards
ten the eradication Of those who have
Their eesuheates will show ard the most approved
before the public The improvements which
the ventilation is insured saying Of ice
has been obaned. friRd produced durability
effected certainly pHce them far in advance Of anything ever
offered for public patronage =
GALVANIZED IRON
Has been substituted for the shelving lieu Of zinc thereby
enabng us TO oe them entirely free from dzaiion and
e3rGS9n and consequently void of hat dagreeable odor
which has heretofore
tor. 10 addition % h- being vastly superior to Others
owing 20 their convenent nneguaed min
cpe, they more seryieeabe conceded that
Galvanized Iron durable than any other metal as il is
not affected b. acid, salt water, etc,
For sale by
m Sm FLINT JONES, "A and IS Royal street.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS-I HAVE JUST RE
ceived superior article Of BONE BLACK for sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01
nEKMOPHILE's PERFGMERY-
GENERAL DEPOT,
No. 20 Mon,holon street, Paris. and at
It. EIOreau's,

No. 20 Mon,holon street, Paris. and at
It. Moreau's,
No. $50 Royal street, OF Toulouse street.
And
No. Sc St. Charles street, opposite the St Charles Hotel
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends the pub.
lie ha he has just received consignment from Paris
and complete supply of Dermophies celebrated Perfumery
He hopes that in calling attention to this Perflmery
such high and universal Paris will have
the qualification Of the Ladies ard all The elite city
he respectfully sOlicits their patronage
The following is list Of some of the articles
DERMOPHILE'S COLOGNE WATER.
kN RACTSS or the Handkerchief
VINE AR-For the Toilet
LAVENDER WATER.
BATOT
:. HUNGARIAN P0MATuM
POMMADE DE CONCOMBRE.
PATE DERMOPHILE.
=. co METICS.
=. SOAPS AND BIER ANGER'S SOAP
:. OPP ATE-For the Teeth.
E. RICE POWDER.
COLD CREAM, ETC., etc.
N B.-Each package and bottle accompanied
for the most satisfactory of the articles.
The undersigned also calls the attention Of
large assortment OF Trimmings that gentlemen his
extensive stock of Shirts OF all sizes qualities patterns all
Linen, with Linen hOsnms white and Socks
watts, and other fancy articles mention.
T. MOREAU, lhl Royal street.
mill I'm A. NoISiN, Agent
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sHERTFFs SALES.

sEcosp DIsrEIer couRrl A. NAEsossE co y. IHEIE
by VIRTUE ofard In obedience 90 an order
ID n sale rendered March 18th le5c and 70 directed
the Honorable Second District Cour Of New Oreans
the above entitled will proceed sell II gue auctou
the premises hereinafter designated THURSDAY, hs
lst day Of April 1857 and succeeding days III cosed At 0s
O'Clock A. w. for Of the creditors Of said nsnvsp
The Contents Gothng situate at Dire q Sc
Ann am Old Levee Ii the Second District Of III city
schedule ed ia the Office Of the Clerk Of the Second
District Cour Of New Orleans
Surrendered BY said insolvens 10 their creditors.
TEkMs-Casn on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEUxisrE coCR DE- rsTHIcIl A. NARBONNE 4 90. vs..
De la NouveiieOrsans. ) LEI Rs CREANCIERs.
No. 1855
I'm VERTU dun ortfre de veute rendu lie ~
e mars ide, moi adresse Honorable D-uNieme
our De District de IA Nouvele Orleans dan. rssre cdessrs
peeeae.i ie o. lie. svr 1859 les jours
Wa heures A. M les ieux pour
| adjudication de-
lie fonds dun Magan AHablllemenis sifue psnee dss
nes Anne Ct de l. Yse evee District
&c eee VILE tuivant han oppose gre- de IL euxieue
Conr ce District De "a Nouselle Orleans.
Ahandgnne par les insolvAbles a lenrs ereanciers
CO"DiilONS-Comptant aa moment de l'adu Indication.
- a, =. - r. T. PARKER,
nl1p = - = AZ sherff de Ia Parosse dOfleans.
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nIETAIRIE JOCK EY

OK METAIRIE JOCK Il Y
90 "a SsAsv> oL sPR fSSf NETTING OF lsss
VIII 'omS 81 SSf ri s Si,b 3bs the
BOSTON CLUB STAKE for three year old Ids and sie.
added by the Boston nB or more w sa n.y.
second horse his stake colts Sc lbs es geld
l. T. j. Wells g. c. CALvIT. by YORKSHIRE GU, Of
R. Taylor Co name b. f. BONNIE LAssIE, by Glencoe,
p Heber names b. c. UPsILoN by Epsilon out of Kate
D = kenner b. RUPEE, by Voucher, out of Ha'
s. A, L. Bngaman CHI f. ELIZA LOGAN, by Frosty,
A. l. ch f. CzARINA, by Glencoe, out of
Mamie Rhodes, by Wagner.
A. sprague Oh. PORTLAND by Sovereign out
s. Myers 4 Moore name ch c. MONTGOMERY by Boston. IT,
Smith Perit b. JoccosEE, by Glencoe, out of
TUESDAY, April 6-JooKEY CLUB PURSE $1,000; heats
three miles
WEDNESDAY April HOCKEY CLUB PURSE ssoO
WEDNESDAY, april 7-GAIETY CLUB STAKE, for two
forfeit sloo with $1,000 added BY the ae Club provided
/. 7: Wells ch. c. sTARKE by Wagner, out of
q p o Hebert KoH-I-NooR by NunciO, out of
3. D p Kenner names CHI c. brother to Voucher.
a. L. A Bonger names eh PICNIC, by Louis dor, of
A. ~ !, BngsmaS nsme. Capt JohnsOn by Voucher
g. A L. Bingnmau names H. Eots c by Voucher out of
Discard, ny Ruhin.
Frank. - -
s. Fl H. Oliver by Sovereign out Of Odd Stocking
9. Brahear Power eh by Albion OF Terriers
dam.
10. A. K Richards CHI MISS DUKE own sister of
Blonde
II. Also ch. PENNSYLVANIA by Massoud out Peytopa
Il Also f. by Sovereign. Of sister o n yor.
THURSDAY, April s-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE $500; heats
miles.
FRIDAY April s-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE 500; heats,
mile best of '
SATURDAY, April lO-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE, $3.50;
heats, four miles '
W ]. MINOR
m24 dSltW Chairman Executive CnInpot.tse
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I'O PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
LADIES' AUCTION.

TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PR0OF ROOFING.
The undersigned offers to the public Roofing ma
tes possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
cheaper than STATES require heavy mbered
ANA roofs h VIZ last as long "sSs NJ REPAIRS
1t' iuyaIa.ble for repairing OLD ROOFS Old Single
pereedes the necessity Of valley or hanging CUTTERS,
OLD METaLIG ROOFS may be made perfectly tight and
have continued to leak in spite of all efforts be made
incombuble impervious to water is not affected by
the atmosphere or BY The sun and i Of heat
be applied the sides of houses taking The place succong
pearanee Of being constructed of stone.
For the t roots S ss[s & and i nysl
with it. they would no longer be exposed the atmosphere
Planters and Builders can be furnished with the Southern
Fire Proof Roofing, with plain instructions how appyi
COTTON GINS.
RAILROAD BI CARS and DEPoTs,
MILLS.
all be covered and perfectly Fire and WaerProof
prepared to make contracts which we will superiu.
tend or furnish the material TO part of the country with in
We prepared negotiate with builders others the
purchase of the right of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
Office of the Company, No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
GLENNON COLEMAN & co.
Liberal inducements offered to Builders and others
An communications addressed to Box lS6, New Orleans
will meet with prompt attention.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all parts Of the country. nils em&w
STORAGE-ST OR AGE THE UNDERSIGNED
~ having leased the large and ious building
by Mesrs Lusk Co. No. Front street. woud respectfully
invite the attention of those hAvn goods sale
otherwise Their OF will he reasonable In
alce with the times. WILLETr h WILSON,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
fe26 en- No Front street.
THE SMILE, NO. 1913 ST. CHARLES STREET
The undersigned respectfully the public that
he has taken the above SALOON where all
found a oh ice and we'll selected stock Of WINES and
LIQUORS for which he solicits share of public
MA hne LUNCH will be served up daily, from 10
NJ to O'Clock p. NJ.
mill I'm VIM. r. FERRELL.
WALL PAPER-wALL PAPER-JUsT RECEIVED
direct from the manufacturers the largest and desi
taoie STOCK Of French and American PAPER HANGINGS
ever Drought into this market consisting OF Oak Marble Gold
stone silver Velvet and Decoration Papers, of descrp
uon Also LARGE assortment of Satin and Blank Papers,
every price and quality For sale low by
F. NEwHALL.
o9 Canal corner Old Levee street, up stairs.
try. - 49, = ~ '' ms Am
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
fat4nt sawed Misunderstanding. both rough
PEST heat mbe for sale at Sl4 for rough,
and fHl per for dressed, IN lots to purchasers
e9- Lumber sawed TO order.
fels ly STAR PLANNING MILLS, New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

y. NJ CORY. n. BocKIus.
SICKLES 4 CO., DRUGGISTS AND APOIHEOA-
y RIES 20 street New Ole ns-ImE Of
and wholesale Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES Surgical In.
strumens etc.
s-shp Steamboat Plantation Family Medicines nut
up with particular and guaranteed fresh and genuine
ms ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

- IIIh T IhSI DUsFl--UnTe IN = Few DAYS.
spschc Solution for GonoThea elect Weakness and All
nary Affections The Faculty of Great Brain acknowedzs II
a. me greatest discovery made Francs pr
SCI De IT, and thousands of by il Seed ia
eneei paaahe to the taste and invigorang the
New Orleans f - F -
The Agsntlh Immature e -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

T'O SUGAR PLANTERs-I HAVE JUST RE
ceived superior article Of BONE BLACK, for sale
W. E. THOMPSON,
selb No. 40 Camp street,
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Patent sawed Misunderstanding both and dressed
from the very best heart timber for sale S4
and tzg per Tor dressed, IN lots to suit purchasers.
nE- Lumber sawed TO order.
fel9 ly STAR FLAMING MILLS New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

- VERANDAH HOTEL, Corner or Cnmp
street and Lafayette SquareOn after the LIST Oct6.
a Der next meals will be served this Hotel follows
Breakfast from early sunrise until IL O'clock
Dinner from till O'clock.
Tea from till O'Clock.
sells Gun INO y JETpp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01
A BITA WATER FOR SALE

The water Of the Christy Ab Springs celebrated for
me numerous cures has effected Of trouble
some diseases such Scroa Chronic Darrhea diseases
me Liver Of the skin of the Kidneys Bronchitis Laryngiis
Nervous affections Paralysis Diseases pecuar to Females
etc. etc. may be purchased fresh or glass vessels M
the following nam places A. O. WILDER Co.'s 90 Gravier
street. T. bechamps. q St Louis street. NJ M0rton's Pow
streets. - F ~ ''N
Dr. Riddell the following language in his report or an
aysis Of the water: " $3.50 'NF " i
Among the recorded analyst several hundred mineral
lar to the Ablta Springs" W. ~ ~
This Spring ocNed the head waters of the Anita rive,
about three mie$eas of CovnEo parish If St Tammanv IN
this State II is remarkable volume md
OF water discharges we'll for the Of s ascendn
current as makes its exit from the EARTH proves clearly
that its fountain head is In region and M GREAT
distance from The SPRING the quantity Of discharged
about 10 gallons minute, and which increases ar d.
eeases This remarkable spring in ma urni Artesisn
we J." as pronounced by Prof. Riadell. ~
To the of disappointment. o nersos
wishing 10 nse Is alter in and fresh state the propre
Tor feels II 10 be duty he the public that T. in
no manner connected with the spring recently excavaed on
adjoining property the of which has sold as the az
Aba Water" from the Bagley Spring.
NIT If J. s ROSgTER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-01

UmBER-LUMBER-LU
40OOO feet Ia and IL dressed Florida
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
l5O0OO fee u and " wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongned and gTooyed.
10000 feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and grooved
10000 Il wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CHILLING
tonVued and grooved.
10000 feet Ia narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing, edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERROARDS.
l5OOOO feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
Boards, WeAtherh0Rrds, Scantng Jnists etc.
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lats and Shingles
Sashes, Doors. j nds MoudinRs, etc etc
For sale at the lowest prices lots to suit purchas
ers, 5 SIMPSON DORR,
. seS0 V New Basin.
RUILDlNG MATERIAL, BkICKs. FIREWOOD
". DEM FLLE, Deater
At the Old Basin, corner of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such a.
Lime White aud Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Paris Shin
giles Laths Slaves Also English French American Fire
Bricks and all kinds Of Firewo0d.
ordersfrom the country promptly and carefully
70 ans ly
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WANTED.

WANTED-AY ACTIVE AND IsTETIIGENT Naw
w a. Porter in this Office Apply at n u
WAETED-AT THE vEKASDA HOTEL HAxF-4-
w dozen coloTed dininRrO0m Walters Must come vrn
eeennendcd msn 81 J. =. JsTER-
SERVANTS yyANTED-A GOOD COOK wn.Ass
" and Irone and do eulor.A
preferred and apply
petent and well recommended Apply az No. 81
lower hoar fen =
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

w 4NGD AMI 4A6 OOQo.
MARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, dul,
I1 appointed Agent for the old established house Of Ar
bOulN MAREIT CO., for the sale very superior
rSndes Also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Porne1
Brandy now prepared receive either
est market prices in CognAc to be shipped direct
the Union supply constantly hand. Samples
Al the store Of
s. WOLFF,
NIL ~ Corner OF Graver street and New Levee
Neutrality-suspicious. GREEN SEAL WINE
ODect importation from Rheims For sale suit The
trade Orders received and transmitted by
A. A. NEYINS 4 CO.,
lalY SIN No. 20 Gravier street.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET 4 CHANDoEis
rial. - ~ 80 PN
JULES MUMMs 4 CO.'S Anchor, vsrsenay, oabins, and
Imperial. -
The subscriber Is authorized receive orders on liberal term.
TOR direct importation Of the above named
pagne and soclts the attention of dealers general
always on hand Samples can be the Office of
ul1 ly Corner of Gravier stree, and New tsvss
SAZERAC BRANDlES WE HAVE A coon
- supply hand aud receiving direct impottaios
from France additions this celebrated anG highly
favored brand We 1875 eighth pipes I7gS IN eht
and quarter pipes 1852 do do; 1906 in half quarter gi
pipes We invite the attention copnoisseurs
generally as this article il and unadulieratea
on New York terms and prices. by
WIN. v. LRVERICH CO., "a Old Levee st.
-uls w Solo 81 this city.