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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
HRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE.

HRIsTADORo'S HAIR DYE
" Within nutshell all the merits lie,
OF Crisiadoro's never equaed Dye;
Red il makes black, 10 brown conforms grey,
And keeps the libres always from decay
This maehless reviislZing Hair Dy still holds its po
sition The most harmless and ecacinus Hair Dye in
the World. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
and applied in ten private rooms, at CRIsTApoRO'S,
No 8, Asto House Broadway aud BY all Druggists and
Perfumers in the United States
AGENT-Ggo. II kRysEn, Pittsburgh, Pa
mhll-3m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
THE MARKETS.

LEwIsrowN. April 8, 1858.
Butter, good, 2 ID. Is
Eggs, q dozen, 10
Our Millers yesterday were paying for
white Wheat 65@115c; red Wheat 9O@
100; Corn 40; Rye SO; Oats 25; Barley so.
Flour is selling at from 50 25 to 25 p
100 Tbs, as in quality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
PhiIadelphIa Market.

Beef Cattle sell in the city at S8@103 ;
Sheep 81 .00@6 per head-Cows, fresh,
$50 to SIS, dry s18 to 30-Hogs 81 to y
net.
Flour is quoted at 81 25@5 5O-Wheat,
prime white, 135, red 1000112-Rye 80
Barley 00-Oats 38-Corn 67(070.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08

R@-The many cases of dyspepsia and kin
dred diseases performed by the Oxygenated
Bitters, after all other remedies have failed,
should be sufficient to induce any one suffer
ing from these complaints to give the medi.
cine trial For sale by Chas. Ritz.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
1E--.NWcoD
r g a - T. MI y

FNHE next Session of this Institution will
Il open the First Wednesday of May.
The Location is healthy, retired, and free
from many Of the temptations incident to a
town life.
Connected with the Academy is CONNER
cial Department. designed to fit or prepare
young men for active business. Students
can pursue this branch of study exclusively
or in connection with other studies as they
may see proper.
1ermS-Ier Session Of Fire Months.
For Board, Tuition, &C., S55 90
Double Entry Book Keeping, 90 90
Single Entry q 8 90
Students have the privilege Of boarding in
the Institution or in private families, as they
may prefer. For catalogues containing full
particulars, address
W. Ii. WOODS, Principal,
apl-6t Shade Gap, Huntingdon Co, Pc.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
Wood Turning, Saving, and
Plaster Grinding,

FTNHE subscriber having leased the old Stone
L Mill adjoining the Lewistown Mills, is now
prepared to execute TO order all kinds of Saw
ing and Wood Turning at reasonable rates
I5All kinds Of Patterns and Jobbing gen.
orally done to order.
ISGkOUND PLASTER at all times on
hand. JAMES VI. COUCH.
Lewistown, April l. lS5s.-1y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
Rheumatism, serofula. Eryslpelas.

These among the mos; terrible arc ecanlztBz
seases Of the muscles, the ieshy fibre and sir
in their worst FORMS and when seemingly nc, rafe th
invariably disappear under persevering Application
This soothing, healing antidote 10 pain aud inf r
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. stir Josnss,

In Of salt Rheum, where nirdesi waters .a7as
and every recipe cf the pharmac3Tua have proved 4
less the Ointment viii accomplish taoEolg, clra T.
Sores heal quickly under its Influence snf rs rrla
inC effect upon contracted snews Irn. .snnaarL..
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
DisChargfRg Ulcers.

most remarkable and happy change is produced in
The appearance of malignant ulcers after few appIica
ions OF his Ointment The surrounding rcdness van
shes and grannes of healthy flesh begin 10 take the
place the discharged TINS process goes on
less apidly until The orfce il filed with sourd
material, and the ulcer radically cured.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
SEE THE FOLLOWING
RArs, RoaonEs. Rros. INstcrs. kc.

RATS, KoAcHEs, Hr0s INsEcTs, &c.
HA4t the Farners say:
late writer says that 81 The various species of verm
are multiplying al a fearful rate throughout the land
Their favages have become matter of serious dread
Postmaster in Illinois, writing 10 ''Costar's" Depo
says, The country is literally h them, (rats
mice, &c. Another, from the same State sa,s SeThe
rats positively gnaw the halters OF my horses while in
the stable An Ohio correspondent remarks, They
the rals) everywhcre-in the house. the barn and
Hnder e"rY stump IN tie field In the South it is st
worse A late orr from the Navy Yard AT Mobile wus
for thirty pounds Of the Raj Exlermnaior alone.
What the People sny:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08

The youn. iaost frequen; sat3irers .foa eAsszI
injuries, and therefore ever coeF should have Jnis
healing preparation constantly at haud 5sQuts
specific for breasts and quickly ne encros
ted hich sometimes dsRure the beads aud faces
rL..Ih
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
A GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS,
Published this Day, Feb. 9th, 1858.
FIFTY YEARS IN CHAINS
OR THE LIFE OF ar sHERIrsE SL9YP

OR, THE LIFE OF an AMERICAN SL-4YE,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
42O Pages, Cloth, Gilt Back Price al
UIS Is title OF Of the moei intensely interest
bogra phies of the day II Etir history #
American slave in the far South, who, after or
three escapes and recapures, finally, old man. found
freedom and rest in one of the Northern States
What the Press say.
The story is told with simplicity, bur with much
power and pahns Whoever takes il will hnd il difficult
lay il down until il s finished. .vaomal Er0 Wash
ington, ID. T..
narrative Of real experience like the above, will have
far more effect against slavery than the ingeniousIy
wrought novel; however life its pictures may be.
fin. Baptist.
Here is Il book Of facts, stranger than fiction, and
thousand fold thrilling a simple tale of lifelong
oppFcsson revealing truly the workings of the peculiar
institution" in country To the storylovine we
would say, here IL story worth reading Rec
pTG
A THOROUGH C.4.A-H.aSSER rs W,4h'TED,
In each county in the free States To engage in the sale
OF the above work Immediately. such easily clear
from
$50 TO SI00 PER MONTH!
The Work Ia beautifully printed and bound aud is as
large the hnoks that sell Tor 81 - but
cell al least ONE urNDRED THOUSAND CoFIEs through
agents, have made the retail price only ON DOL
LAR
A SAMPLE COPY of the book will be sent BY mali,
postage paid receipt Of the price, and private cir
cular TO Agents, u ith terms etc. Address
II. DAYTON, Publisher.
mil l-3m. No. 90 Ann street, New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
Significant Facts.


tic and Pacific whaling feet a sco5bltic sfTec
lons, and the best possible remedy foT Wounds
bruises. Large supplies If have recently been ordered
by the Sultan Of Turkey for hospital purposes.
Both the Ointment and Pills Should be 7sseG IL
the .follotoing Cases:
BuRions Lumbago Sore Legs E-ads
Burns Mercurial En- Sore Breasts = e3'd Cslan5T
Chapp'd hands uplions Sore Heads sjiff Joits
ChIblains Piles Sore Throats Ulcers
Fstuas Rheumatism Sores of all Venerza.s sores
Gout Salt Rheum kinds WOUNDS C. az
Skin DiseasCssprains binds
t>CAUTION!-None genuine uo,lss tLs yTc5ds
t'HoEiooay, Neso York and E0adoz discerbls IS
oaterHar in every leaf of he BOOK of directions around
each pot box; the may Be plainly seen W ac5sar
the Isaf to the ligkL handsome reward xii be given
to any one rendering sach Information nay 'esd to
the detection Of amy party parties ttF the
medicines vending ,ile sane knowing them be spa
rions
+.+Soia at;he Mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden kaRe New York, end by al Respectable Drug
gsts and Dealers of Medicines ibroGgAoUt the UBEed
States, and the civilized werd, Pots p cents 62
cents, and 81 each
ssThere il 4 considerable saving by taking the
sizes
n B. Directions for the guidance Of patients IN eves
disorder are affixed 10 each Pot. eas5
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08

ALSO,
will be sold at the same time and place the
following Lands, Lots. &c. returned by Col
lectcrs, as per Act of Assembly of 1874:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
J s UNDERHUL, No. 49, 10Th :,

CAVE, H., June u, 1857.
Dt1r Si':-My brother. j. W. MeCreery, P NJ, pur.
chased box of your Rat Externnator and found it TO
he " hat recommend it he perfect DESTROYER
herewith enclose s. for more of it Yours. &c
ASHLEY McCREERY.
new YORK., December u, 1857
Sir AZ this summer have heen troubled " ith
Roache7 and Mice was actually ashamed of the house.
for the Reaches were everywhere, ard don't know
what should have done by this time. purchased box
of Exerminator and Tried it, and in week there
was no; Roach or MOnse in The house.
JOHN b. GIVENs, No. 81 Elm street
MoXRoE's SALT woRKs. Ohio, June 5. 1857.
Dear Sir have used it ohe Rat, Roach, &c Exter.
minator) three nights, and it making havoc am.
ong the Rat tribe Yours, &c, j Il BECOM.
Hhat the Press soy:
He kHOU by actual experience, Tint Costar's prep
a:ation for Rats Roachrs Bed Bugs and Insects
ally complete and perfect ex,erminaors Wherever
"Costar's'' Extermnators have been used they have
failed to perform all that claimed for them
Housekeepers should not fail to try them-N y atlas
Wkat the Druggists sag:
A. j. BLocKsoN, tDruggist0 New Lisbon, o. fsYour
EIierminatOTs prove satisfactory
G & T. E. MCDONALD, tDrugsists,) New Brunswick,
N J. We triefthe Rat, Roach, ExteT minatoT aud
it answered good purpose
+. B CUNNENGHAN, (Druggis!) Peaver Dam, Wis
IL (the Rat, Rnach &c. Externnator) is highly salts
factory TO those who have tried it.''
SAMUEL HILL, (DruggistO Deer Creek, Pickaway Co,
o. The Rat, Roach, &c Extermnaior does all il is
recommended 10 do
GuILFoRD & LBMBgRgER, Druggists Lebanon, Pa
We pleased say which is sold gives satisfac
tom
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
HOLLOWAY'S OINTME1> /
Circular to the Sick.

THE hrs' hospital surgeons and medtra publaisis
Europe admit the unparalleled anil rfisnmatrrv a
healing properties Of this Ointment goverHt elta sar
lion lis in their naval and military services nd
this country and Throughout; the world rsPo
The utmost confidence in its curative properties. i ae
etrates the Inflammation and corruption F;
Gnderlie the evidences Of disease and neuig
ize The fiery elements which fee1 and exasgera4e q
ma adj
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08


Dear SirIIaVing great many rats around my stable
and shop, thoaght would try your Rat Extermnator,
and bought of your boxes, and fixed it according to
your directions The next morning found one huns
dred and ly dead rats take pleasure in aaying that
will do more than you say ii will have aso tried It
steamboats,, and Satisfied them that is the greatest
Thing Of IIe agr.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
FREEBURG ACADEMY
AND
Snyder County Normal School.
FREEBURG. PA.

Terms--Half payable IN Advance
Board, Tuition, &c. per session of
five and half months, $50 to $50
Tuition alone, s to ID
Music, French, Drawing & Painting, extra
In connection with the regular academic
course, which is full and complete in all par
ticulars n
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-08
Normal Department

has been established in which Teachers, and
those wishing to become such, can thoroughly
prepare themselves fer the profession.
Terms, in this department, Sc per quarter.
The present quarter commenced on the 23d
of March, but students are admitted at any
time. For catalogues and particulars, address
GEO. +. MCFARLAND, Principal
Freeburg, March &c, 1858.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-09
TAILOR
Terbtman IS s. abnI
Merchant Tailor.

L. l6@94l4oS 80. 107 Qpunbarsfr.
r~rteyttat aHe Arten 5errtnfIeiter rad ntnsfer MCte aud
Is feia Bite neueRen unb b. fen @tDhs fiji G Dmmtre rr6
sUiuterfletper ~sorrGtbte. Wletne Jreunbe wnb @6nrfT, pel&e
Rt5 tefuGen, perbe I'd fets Prrppt gu bebtsnfn fu3e1.
Gph1A-SAG IS t% 40 .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-09

Wor @eridt aBer erfldrte Orltni, oaB er es nod
fir reht balte, ben llnterbrider Stalien8 nit
alen Wfitteln aus benz Me9e 5u itaffenI Dies
remit iid ni6t 3uiummen. .3uoem lag IN Dem
Ertefe ielbIt elm innerer Wiperlrruh. Sin auf>
mertlamer 2eier pirb finoen, baB Der Ginsan9
III feiner Weile gum SdluB pabt: benn Der
8rief beOtnnt nit einem Stud unb enoet nit
einem Seaen. Wtau mar Daber an uno fir fiji
idcn beredtist, 5weifel an Der Ne4t9eit ginger
Stellen gu be8en uno in Der Tbat nitflrnt oas
@eri9t, rer 8rief lei in 8 ednperter 6orm
perSlfen!lidt worcen, beoeuteno gu. Ser 3pDte
bat natirli6 feline WtS3lidteit feline pabreu
Wprte laatbar gu MAIDEN ; uno wdbreno letner
lebten 2eben8tage mar er ron aQer Sefentlidls
felt abgel@nitten. 90 Dermpdte eS bic partler
9iesieruns, gu ben !3wefen Observation-Disclosures
Staatsfunlt cine ienec Sdlldun9en gu be9eben,
mte tie bic gel6t6te be8 ln9ebIn9ten 20iebes
8rnaparte in Mten9e aufweilt.
Nu9 auf Sriint's Ecoe59enciien, Bierrt,
ludt man BON Yart8 FER bur6 mau6erlet Nnef-
ooten aus pOli5eilider 6eper einen 'W1tel 81
werfen. Nu' btele Holi5eifniffe ftnoen ober tbre
Wiperleeuns an Der belpenmltbi8en @rSBe, nit
Der Yierri 9leid Srfini, iein 9aupt uater bic
@ui1ctine le9te.
@itt es ireeub @tmas, mas ben SAP a1er
TretDenfenben 9e8en ben partler S4ldAter nod
permebrcn tlnn, 10 1T e8 pieie Sdamloli9fett,
nit Der er Gle Spfer, Die er inter pas 0te1er
idift, aud, nod purd 0erl1umoun9 an ibrer
@bre 81 fitr3eu luht.
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@ntbiiaun9en uber Den NrDce6
.ssss 81 SrtInt~ 1-a 20,

Der gut unterrtGtete 2cnbpner Correspondent
pes u. .. vYionter," 0err Garl 8ltap, be.
rIdtet +: Tsstge.m
Der Sffentli4e Infldser bate Srlini pcrses
~trrrfen, er babe iein Der p1pltlihen NeSieruu9
9e9ebenes Seripreaen pes wferneren 9eieslideu
Nerbaltens" 9ebro9en, uns lei papur6 mein=
eIpt9 9emorOen: elm Ber9eben, mie Der Sffentli-
dye Nnfld9er pettldufiB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ba8
Die l6merlte Nbnoull9 p%erotene, pa bic 6eili9<
felt pes G9wure8 zines Der eriten @ebOte elmer
9~elitteten Staats 5enClenl4aft let. Da fiel ibm
'Orltnt ms Wort unD rief: Salten Sie an,
Oerr Staatsannalt; Sle perpen bieler 8alte
la bic 96amrStbe auf Die @an8en treiben!"
nnb babel 5eiSte Der Sn9etlaste auf Die i'm Suol
auf9etente Sufe BEG ebenlalisen Prdltpenten
Der 0fepubltt. asee5 sfa% t1
&iue Mense ahnliGer, tbeilpetie nc4 ft1rte>
rer Nuscrlde murpe purh bic S4eefea peS amt
lIGen 3enipr8 ~entfernt. Was aber BET Weiteul
aePr 9SldtistSit bat, 1T bic aus gutter QueQe
tonlu1enoe &9atlo@e, bag Der ptelbelpro9ene
rOr1e1 0rltnrs an Napplern" in ben Oaupt.
felen getdll9t 1T. Die YerSfentlihuna
oteles Srtefes bate man9e 8reunoe pes Gje:
fan9enen, bic utl lelne @bre belorat 1paren. tief
9el4u1erat.- Sic tpnnten li9 nidt ertldren, b,a
er, Der 70 furdtlcs in'S &tefen sesouoen mar
uno Der am IA. 6ebruar 10 mannbaft ppr feis
men O1t9teru itaaD, am II. 6ebruar - orsi
Sage Dor Der Sflentliden 8erbanpluns = eiuen
lOldeu grief 9ei6rieben baben ioate. 9ier mar
Elm ofieabarer Wicerlprn9. SO mar unuSss
lid, ben 8rief eiuerieitS, uup bic naGfcl9enOe
mutbise uup unperl6bnlt9e 6altun8 Orlinl'S
Dor Geridt onoererleitS, nit chamber in @ius
tluns gu brinsen. Der Brief, ME man ueiB,
bate 5cfinunsen auf Geapclecn anSseiprpden!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-09
aa NleMer &tbnbs & @ttefelsGtpre

ESsF YEEuEC SIDItDS o SIIVIEESSIUCEA
YnS SD setse mstneu 5reunben unb gefanpten, fDwte
' 9@sO benz 6eutfben pabtttRra TIM &asemetnen Rterimtt az,
sas i'd einen StDre in q
Scr. 12O, @e6 SabetteItrabe,
asu etnsert6tet babe unb empfsblt metn srpges Eager BON
S%ttefeIn u. 9 Gu 3 n 3ur ~9enetBten Abnabn1e, unb
bewerte nod, bas I'D putee Nrttfsl gum b~tltsfsn Yrstfc per-
taufe
SS- Gs aratursa isss Grt psrben f4neG unb pdnftlt&sbe.
CreEs -~s - &lemens Stegert,
ia 10-S a@AlS ~. A3 40 W..Jdpettefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-09

S9eplep, Der ali Der Spibe bes 8StelbauIens
ltano, lu6te it4 na&ber oaourd weiB5ubrennen,
Dab er ertllrte, Der eiSentli6e @runD Der niGts.
wilroiSen 3bat babe nidt in Der pOlitii9en Rid.
tune bes Olattes beltanoen, %icnpern tn unseb,
lihen sebdiliSen Nnipielunsen, pel9e bas Blatt
ftp auf 6rau Sbeplep erlaubt babe.
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@c,ne oeoen 8ranDScb a Sem

Sd Sin MaeEt fur BE f~pleenRsn 6 Duboaatsen unb befcro,
BeSFStransen GRf1 Satr O6er aaf tarsers 8sft:
0rantlin euerperItderunSS9eledidoTt Ybilab,
s1,s27.OuO Baar.G pital aaS Isberf9as.
Metrrprlitan nerUerlihernn8SSeieaf9 R.eO
$4,000 8adr.GapitaI nab Hsbsrf3nsal
ltlontic Teuerperfiderun9sSeIeuldaft NetpzD.
s$25UO 900 Baar-&dpttaI unb nsberf6ue.
mas ben 8eaanb Dbiscr GOmposatesn betrIHt 70 BIN tb sr
ma@ttst mid auf bic 5errsn .. Pratt Io DR., Surlbu0I
SIast Y. Co. GGtsp, 61pe Wub 60, s. GbsfUu unS SEPne
&9Os. nbttstAse unh 60. sR %berufen.. .mga : n
Ws22,1NH EU. 4 Ncrtbft+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-09

8eweile ben Tbet(nubme erlabren. Orfni
pOlte tpeoer Die Dame nod feline beioen 2G4>
ter ieheu.
Nus Ytem0nt, 10. O1dr3. Sin piea
mOnteiIhes Blatt beridtet aus 6lorena, baB
man aIer Ypli3et gum 1rrB bon SrIint wmit
~reli8i0ier 8erebruu9" lprede, uno oaB eS aus
ltderer Ouele piiie, vpaB Dem @rCBber5o9e,
~ieinen Miniltern uno ben @elanbten cine ApOs
tbeOle gu @bren Srlini's nit Der Yclt 5u9ei6ift
purOe. @iup 6rau, bic 0tpm D%orlteflt, ltei9t
aus Der 3iber einpcr uno i6erreiAt 2rItui 3pei
Paltlen, ben beuen cine ba8 MGrtbrertbum,
Die onrere ben 9tubm erlinnli9t, nit cen WOr>
ten yO'e 2prannei fam Or ben 0iubnl nidt
entreiBen."
Der Euriner vllniOne" tpiro aus Der So
fla91a 9eldrte6en {: SIR f6unt Sud benfeu,
melde Q~Srfun9 Gas Attentat SrIinl's bier auf
cue 9e'alttber seibt bat. Wian feiert bier leis
men 9talnen NIT 9au5er Seele, erlten8 neil
er 'De9en %ieiper @i9eul6ofen, leiner 3alente,
ne9en letne8 Gbarafter8 uno Wtutbe8 alaemein
bsiannt uno seltaet mar ; Damn aber aud, neil
man bier a6er ben pplitil6en Oto1o Qan5 anoers
oenfl, als anoerSwp." 2,.aa
stuttgart, II. W1dr8. Sberamtmann
@nllefaann III @alolee, ben Stuttsartern ale
truperer 9eflrdteterO bers Soli5eiccmnliII1r nod
~p9lbetannt tit we9en in letner amtlt6en 81.
9enlbatt tor5 elebten Setru98 il elmer 3ebnmcs
natlIfen ArbettSbIu8ltrafe lUerurtbeilt nrroen,
montt Der Serlult a0er bur9erli6en Gbreu< 'uuc
Olenlt.e9te Uerbuiren 1T. @nuenaun'S Ser.
9a'1n'lle paren ldOn Lang 3%etriittet.
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0ern@erung gegen TemerS0efabr,
Associated MISUNDERSTANDING, {
pom y baltimore.
A Gn14fh~ nnho RnftirtN,

Me.-4G cuthz nabe 8altin1pretraGe.
n Auditorium br ,affpettrtep 8 eWtrmannI
- @eEMn8S.S eft1If6Gf it -. hreIt flo tda
Hh IN BEN StttGlhaftslOtaIe Der GDmpGante, Sra Soulful
VIM aus Ay'$a pom AppIttatiCnen sur gerIderuns BON bGGfe
nsTnsnN gSlsernsa (Bratnr) 9dufern gBer Ifdtteu, neWi
geSaaosH sHaarsnloeern, 5duSbaltans u.s. 9 erGtb13dftt
wtbbtln t0@ me Sat aass fOnftse @~tseatbum eeeen bic ne
Fteen %ra mte n eat8eeenjunebmen. 80 GF
sfeS -" SIS. SSDn9t.b Soa4rIOfSe; es
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@eitere8 srt4te b.es uSnbia II.

Gnblid 1T Die Bplt bes Similar" bier ause,
tommen g8ir entnebmen tbr Ipl9enpe meter
Ha9ridten .
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eebemsa nnO uers@erRbcrunoSzofFce

John G.. Proud & Sehne.
gc. 90, SecOnpfruBe. Baltimore,
Dir 1bernebnten 0erfGerunssn auf Bic na6R,benOen @.r..
R&ernnes-G Ompasnieen lpe1e 0as srstt Gap{taI beisen.
Metna Verlt9erun9Ss @pmpa8nie, SarfOrp
81, 500 coo. eras5t55
PhSuiT 8erfi6erun9Sf@ ompa9nie, 9arfCro
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Aetna 2eben8. Berliderunossg Coup, SarfcrS
$400, O0O.
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pclhies rerben .ausseesrttet un6 8erlufe PROMPT auSbe.
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Ghri1ftart W1mIer,

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ambre6te BGbrtf. $3.50 SAILS ,3lRt.
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MleSical s5nlfitute.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15

The PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILs-These
machines manufactured by p KAHN Of the Eage Foundry
Richmond Va high favor with all those who have used
them 40 far They complete each mill being supplied
with engine and running gear complete and whom
their simplicity, Of saving capacity
considered ia connection with their remarkably low price,
no further Recommendation Is needed those in Of such
machinery One Of these mills, capable Of saving b0O feet of
oneineh boards day with engine and running gear
pee Is furnished for s79 and good mechanic furnished
put y up And set in operation and mills Of lesser capacity
seld al proporoaaie edueuonshe purchaser each
case paying freight and insurance The agent Of the mills in
New Orleans is Mr. Reward NJ. 1vens No 30 Common street
who viii With pleasure exhibit and explain the mills all in
teresied and offer reasonable accommodation ali who
buy Mr. Ivens has also hand variety Of machinery
different kinds, which planters and mers
pet We call sttsnon his in another part Of
this mornings Crescent.