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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.

THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OFFIcE-No. u CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
This Company prepared to furnish with
their SUPERIOR
HINERY OIL,
At 25 per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent In use.
The OIL is CHEMICALLY PURE; Is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUM and ACID, and at.
3s DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains Its Perfect Lmpidty.
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smithied Plantation October 30 1883
To the Agents of the Southern Oil Company New Oreans
Dear Srs am in receipt of favor the 9th inst and
in reply have say have used the
eating OH obtained from and notwithstanding the pr u-
dice OF ergineers satisfied fully
crptio = am satisfied thai YOU have at.
tanned great desideraum for the South in furnishing US
cheap and valuable Oil of home ufnctory.
Please send ms two barrels aud ooige yours respectfully
Lslgnedl w. JONES LYLE.
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[Signedl

New Orleans, january Is lS59
Southern Oil Company Gentlemen: During oil
about months in the different sugar parishes this Sae
have with several planters who using your Rosn
Oil their mills and all Of them spoke the high
as ubricatiDg Oil.
My observation also has me that It is not af
fectet by variations Of Temperature from all the
gummy and dirty properties which Always found in the ue
OF ali 0 her lubricat ng Oils
The shafts Of NJ from the teavy and irregular
strains them, difficult keep oiled than
any other machinery and proved SO eff
Gent for that purpose your Oil This experience
cont the opinions by letter 10 YOU
in October last stating that Oil would prove superior
any other for the above named.
Very respectfully, your obedieut servant,
[Signedl s. II. GILMAN.
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} EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

u EAII ESTATE AGENCY.
MARK WALTON No. 10 Bank Place
Offers his the public AGENT FOR THE PuR
CHASE, SALE and APPRAtSEMENT of REAL ESTATE
He will take charge Of improved property
lease rent it coll and remit the rents
attend TO the examination and assessment rolls
pay taxes, insurance, etc. jal en-
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed Of all his right title and inter-
est in the business known las "DORR'S SOUTHERN AID
VERTISING AND COLLECTING AGENCY" 10 the firm of
A. B. STRAWBRlDGE CO., who will continue hereto.
fore. ]. W. DORR,
New Orleans, December IL, 1858.
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Chemical Laboratory New Orleans School of Medicine Z
September 80 1858.
have carefully examined specimen Oil from the
Southern Oil Compa and find that retains its perfect linn
pdy low six degrees below the fhfrenhet's
scalety ght degrees below freezing
grees below becomes turbd but does CONCEAL still
being liquid 1t is therefore highly valuable ubrcating
agent in climates where the temperature naturally low
can scarcely be exposed under ordinary circumstances
temperature low the artificial it has subjected to
without fretz
tSignetl /. L. CRAWCOUR, M D.
Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School of Medicine.
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Depot N. o., o. and G. W. Railroad,
Agiers Nov. II, 1888. !
To Southern Oil Company-Gentlemen take pleasure in
being had Machinery which YOU sent
10 used the axle boxes cars work we'll SO
limited time have had II In per sd me to
Car packed with have 24O miles at an average
speed Is miles hour without the OF any additional
oil. and remaining perfectly COOL
at engaged in making further relative
Its comparative with other ubrcators.
Yours respectfully, A. b. EGER,
Vice president and Superinte ndent
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Crescent Oice No. 70 Camp street.
New Orlpar s, Dec ~, 1873.
have been testing the bern Oil Companys Machinery
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Answers cheap substitute for Lnseed Is suta.
BILE for description Of painting and for all coos
white or extreme light shades.
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Delta Office, New o leans, !
December 20 1858
Having used the Machinery Oil flu nished by the
Oil Company the press of this Office for months take
pleasure in stating that entirely free from gum heat
is altogether the best Oil have had in the press
When the Oil first applied collected nj the dirt which
had inundated since which has kept my pei fecy
clean and bright.
satisfied there is better Oil for ubricang than that
furnished by the Southern Oil Company intend
tinue its
lSgredl II. McMANUS,
Foreman of the Press Room
, 1859-08-12
Fl c. N. LUCIkEY & CO.,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
No. % Maiden Lana. New YorI. sit,.


N n. LUCKEY 8 90. DESIRE TO DISPOSE OF
Os their entire stock Of WATCHES and JEwELRY during
the present season. for cash, alta great sacrifice In order the
unequaled Inducements 70 customers;
Any person purchasing according to the following Price l
WIN be entitled 70 their choice o. any Of ne articles valued ut
snequageE ne acunt Of The purchase. For Instance,
buyer Of any u article win receive without additional charge,
n Oporon An orders must s. accompanied by cash. and
proper Instructions as 70 The manner Of delivery whether BY
Rsisr o W q sm.h, Maiden LAns George Coming. u
John street, y Lews Esq Attorney MelFOpeian bank
val1e 90 centS-Genils Stone lins Sd quality; Ladies'
aed Pens, de; risn God nnEs. doi Chased q, do.
MIA Diamond Rings Gold Pens dc; Iadles Cold
Pins dodo Eanines Gents Gold Custer Pms do DO studs
Value $50, win 30 cent pTsmium-Iades, Gold PsncI
do DO Pen silver cas do do Rng large sle Msseu Cameo
Cent? Cold Pen, Sverpped holder DO 10 watch Key; La.
dies Gold Plns for hair o. miniature.
Mosaic Or csione studs DO 40 sleeve Buttons iade O.
SeS Or Mo.as Pins % aS S % E1rSs sdeS Lava Pins do
Value -, Win tt premium BrAoeleig Ladles Real
o fe ess q Si SS Psn g sa Ssnss 1 q & a Bar
mammoth 1ls win svsruPpsd holder and box Gold Lock-
vsiIe s4-cameo Bracelets; Gold Fa. Band bracelets;
sets Cameo or Molaic Pins and Earrings sets Lava Pins and
asSs 01ys sssSs , Rs..o9' % Studs cafbunes Sleeve
Value e0-sond Gold Neeklaces sets Coral or Garnet
Pin and Earrings Coral Sroane Pms large rls GOdLOck
Vaias es-sv1 Opsn-iAcsa Leplns watch. holes ruby
VSiae slO-Gents Cold vs.. Chains; Iadls. Cold chate
verepenfaes peteehed Lever watch, mn ruby JsSeled
NsiGe eIs-sllver Hunting Detached Lever, fun ruby
vsius sso-OOld Opsnaesd Cylinder WATCH four hole.
Vsiss sS5-eoId spsa-fsosd Detached Lever, fun ruby
ieselea, IS earat case watch. ~
ysias ss13-ooa Hunting Cylinder watch, four holes
vsins eae-Gold limiting Detached Lever watch, fdn
, 1859-08-12
'AgficuIturc.
Truths for Farmers.

A recent number of the Country Gentle
man contains an article addressed to farmers
by John Johnston, ESQ., one Of the most
successful agriculturists in the State, that
presents some facts which are deserving Of
special consideration. After speaking of
the exhausting process of over cropping, by
which much Of the land has been so i'm
p0verished as 10 scarcely pay tho cost Of
6ilIage he prOceeds as follows:
sSince ! en- rccollect the farming in
England and Scotland was conducted with
Gar less intelligence than it ever was in this
country since have lived here. Then their
rents were nero tri6e. 1t needed little en-.
tefpFise or intelligence 10 raise crops but
- population increased, rents increased
rapiply, and farmers had to use their brains
- well - their hands, TO pay their rents
and their yearly increasing taxes. Sixty
years ago, Il their cattle could rise without
the help Of man, when grass was about com.
ing, they considered them fairly wintered !;
but every time That their rents were raised,
they reduced their stock Of cattle and sheep,
and kept those they had 50 much better
and q the rents sill advanced, they com.
menced tie turniP husbandry, collecting
everything that would make manure, and
fnally imported bones from the continent,
where Tie ialmeIs were less prOvident, and
even bones were exported from this country
lohslptO fsrtilize the iiSlds Of Great Britain.
SIXTY years ago the farmers In Great
Britain s0wed seven 10 eight bushels Of
oalS 70 he acre, and reaped tweIty-sowed
Eve Or six Of wheat and reaped fifteen.
Now they SOW about four Of oats, and reap
from forty 10 eighty-they SOW shout three
o. wheat and raise from twenty-five TO
hAy- AanuFe-notling but manure has
made he change No cultivation will make
either good crops Of grain OF gEuss, Il the
material b not In the land tOmkeit Nov
We have got 10 follow their course or else
do much WoEse, l6s L must b evident to
every thinking farmer, that the farming
community has far les capital in their broad
acre1 than they had thirty years aao, and IL
would have been much better in the land
with tie mass, than where it now Is.
don't pretend 10 say that all frmeEs have
% reduced their land, but do say o. very
large wi0rity have, and ! advise them TO
pause, think what they are doing, and what
win b TIE consequence Il they continue the
cnme system Of farming for tie next thirty
yoafa Nov, for tho remedy. Cultivate
hF lsss land manure highly; keep the
-locs, uhelhg sheep Or cattle, far better.
Twill have thirty tons Of oil cake Sd out,
.ineo 10 2oih Of last November, BY the
l5lh Of Nay, besides corn and buckwheat
nota IIiilo Every farmer must ultimately
l.ed beila. % make more and better man
ma
, 1859-08-12

RodvsII, d his Appendix 70 his work on
he Natural History Of the Rat gives his
preference - follows. Yon may now pof-
hars Be anxious 70 know what kind Of fowl
] ll9ald choose Ior he ladies Of the farm,
a1d ! isI' Tou before Al fowls il heunivefso,
give me A breed between the Spanish and
Re DoIklngl The cockorels make the most
noble hlndlome, dashlng birds that can be
desired and g strong as llons; while The
rI||cI1 mike most handsome, fnll bodied
IpI'rhly hens, looking more like turkeys
than barn door fowls. For laying and
trsrd'ng they are not 70 Be equalled, and
l1f Re table they may challenge anything
~ rn b plod1oad. Thsy are both large
md plump dlIiolio a1 curd, at the same
tina lholt eating. juicy, sweet and tender.
y word. ] believe them 70 Be the most deli.
1I1 md delicious fowl, whether as pullet or
..pc1. llal c1n Be placed upon q platter. =
11lls. Ioad4, ailef reading The above des-
uIrEcn. uo grow hungry flst-so fhst that
r1 Uc1l 70 dnnar hiIf "a hour earlier than
uIul pllh visions Of eggl and chickens all
- ~.
, 1859-08-12
San Srantistu.
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner Of broadway and S0nsOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO,
THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WEL

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
a known aHi old established house IL still at his old
-A trcks-Of feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, aud still they come paftake Of
his good and well furnished table; and Mr. Kelly Is
Of the pioneer hotel keepers of this city, he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting ut his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house is centrally located, in the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post Ofce and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains o number Of single and
family rooms, well ventilated, suitable for ladies' and
single gentlemen.
There Is also attached 10 the house a READING
ROOM, and 4 LIBRARY which contains q large number
Of rejected standard works. There Is also the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 70 the house. 10 convey passengers and
baggsge free Of charge. The public are respectfully
requested 10 give the house trial.
Board, per week, s6; per day, 81; Meals so cents;
Lodging per night IS cents; Lodging per week. 81
u q. JOHN KELLY, JF., PrOpFietor,
San Francisco, Dec. 20, 1857. l.f
, 1859-08-12

A correspondents Of 60 English paper az
firms ihal ho learned whilst IN France
among he beIi poultry breeders, that thG
long. narrow eglB were sst asids q male
cgls or those that would produce male
chickens. II hatched out and the round
dumpy ones would produce hen chickens.
his 60 hns been long known to The peo,
pc los many Of then) Of New York. FiE
Ten ya.Is sgo' IN New York city, when q
boy our,ilf We know boys engaged in breed.
'ng polllEy and singing birds Who were per.
ilo.Iy familiar with ihs f,cs and selected
.A.lf egg. accordingly. It's, therefore, no
nsa lhl1g.-[ED. P. 8. HEaarD.
, 1859-08-12
Udolpho wolfes sehnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink, Of
eminently sAlutary qualities,
manufactured by hiinself ex.
clusiyely, at his factory ai
Scheidam, In Holland, and
well known during the last
twelve years throughout the
Atlantic and Western States.
II Is made from the best
Barley that can be selected
In Europe, with the essence
u an aromatic Italian berry
OF acknowledged and extra
ordinary medicinal qualities.
II has long since acquired 0
higher reputation, 10th In
Europe and America, than
any other diuretic beverage.
Analysed, Il IL q PER-
PEcFLY PURE LIQUOR. In Its
effects q mild and whole
some tonic. Il Is extern
, 1859-08-12

lively used and approved by
the medical faculty, the
temperance people, heads
|Of families, &c.
In Gravel, Gout and Rheu.
natism, In Distinctions Of
the Bladder and Kidneys,
and In general Debility, its
effects are prompt, decided
and invariably reliable. And
Il IA not only o remedy for
these maladies, but, In all
cases In which they are pro-
luoed by drinking bad wa
Ter, which Is almost univer-
ally the cause Of them, Il
operates as o SURE PRBvEN-
RVS.
For Fever and Ague Il ia
one Of the most elilcaelOus
preventives that can be re-
sorted 70.
, 1859-08-12
JANSON, BOND & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs

IN II
IDRT GOODS,
Corner Battery and CLAY sirssta. san Branelsss,
IJAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 80 inch brown drills y
100 bales 30 Inch brown ahoeiingB;
100 bolts No. 1000 Duck;
500 bolts No.2-l0 Duck;
% bales Raven Duck;
l0cssos Menimnc prints;
10 Gases Prague prints;
10 Gases Pacific prints; tlts
10 Gases Dunnellb prinfss
10 casol and - bloachod ahiTtinRs; ~
70 cases ~, 81 and lo-A bleachsd Ghirlngsi
20 cass blue drills;
20 Gases blue denims;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 bales Z, and tlckingl;
IS s.lss ScSslst, bloe l nd s1d gT.y 3 asnnsls;
6casos coburgs and Merinos;
Gases wool and half wool piaids:
casos blue and black alpacas;
10 Gases Pacidc-nog ayl0 Dc Lalnoss
6casss, all wool. ngW 1tyla Ds Lalnos;
ocanel French noIinnns 80 q d -
1000 Bay State plaid ahaWis;
1000 cAShmsre and plain uool lh.uls; hask and col
And large an1oIimentof other Drol Goods.
BLAHKETB.
1000 pain white, green and hlle Maclinau,
1000 palD BID, TDB and sBG Blankets;
1000 Ialn cheap grey English Blankril; a = rs
1000 pains cheap blue Ennlsh Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet Engsh Bllnksil;
coo pains %. 10 II and ia vhlle Ded nlanksis.
CLOTHING AND FURNIsIIING GOODS.
1000 da1on gIuy blua and scarlet flannel ahlrfl.
1000 dozen grey and while hefino UndeshiTts and
1000 eossa Msdso ana N vOsl sodla;
800 dnzen Gllnst and lean pants;
500 dozen duck and o1llonnade panl1;
800 dozln hickoIy and check ahiFis;
800 dozen calico and ghlls drua ahirts;
800 dozen Ogerals and jumper;
Back and faney alk eInHHl. nocklle8, in hnndkuF-
ehle, suspondeIa, and variety q ohor article loo
nnmorow o mnnlion. For ale l6u by :
SAN8On, BOND = CO..
SSM CR. BatisTy and Clly -, San Pnncisoo
, 1859-08-12
NOTICE.

TuEB HOsPIFAL STEWARD A. rua-
alllac1am has On hand . quantity of EeduinsS ~
Duu, u1ll1 ~ uill leI % clllEenl.
irs9apl1ns ior HJphilh and GonOrhGa carsiuny oon.
I.gs siths Hovni Seward. room, Hospital baualuu.
CllAs J. EtfzGERALD.
, 1859-08-12
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC,
Publlshod By Horace Waters, Agent, No. ;,
Uronau~nwv. n ~ IN1r N

broadway, y. "
m. s %S. %o'f q &. &. %. R:v: $ s As sc
Give me back ny Mountain nOale;" "a bay Dream Y
panay ooek kobn sIn win the siil L Pct NauefS
IneLet no Darling nke minei "Ode 70 ubeFy y eolaNe
o. hosapeii and "WAkes Lady, Wake.H Pfiee - e1nn
oAoh- u sr
INSTRUMENTAL: - The paiaca Garden ar Rlnrinn Hr1
Pokan 20 cenis; HTha uInrinr echeelsehe ms IfrHI
The Pleeolmln POlkn, IS cents sash Ahs
xrshse w. ats Desa1. " " rgneues. wemeL fe.H5
nnns,, Ng Nssog !. nv WY ~. taslotsnah
"a NJ N, y I, Aeaamg so.-ss
op slrS noSsiie IN psee He = ssn,, a 2 saes
, 1859-08-12
The ArOmat!s Scheidam SrhnappS

Is consequently In gTeat de-
mand by persons travelling,
or about 70 settle In those
parts OF the country espe-
cially, rs well as by many IN
every community where it
has become known on ac-
count Of its other remedial
properties.
10 all cases Of DrOpslcal
tendency, Il Is generally thR
Gnly remedy required, when
adopted In the early stages
Of the diseaaes In Dyspepsia
maladies, when taken inprO.
per quantities, a. Q diet
drink and especially at din-
ner, u b found, By Uniform
experience. 70 be eminently
elilcacious In the most OlISlf
nate cases, when even the
best Of the usual remedies
have failed 70 alfIrd more
than temporary relief. In
cases Of Flatnlency % b IN
immediate, inEaFiable speci
&c; and lt may b admluls-
tered In diluted and proper
tionate quantities even 10
young infants, IN ell thoaP
paToxysms q gripping puln
Sole Importer, q
, 1859-08-12

DIR GUYs0Trs IMPROVED
Extract Of BslIcb lOck apt SatsapatiIIa
N QUART BoFrLns,
- ACKn0ygLEDoBD 10 nm THE HEST
= eal.parlln made, e ! certified b. he wonderful
culla 4 knl performed nsmembeT lhlS & 1ha oniv tTno
nd g,aalns article. This medicine Uhsn ulDd accoTd-
WILL CURE wTHoUTFAH
1clol1a, O. kings Evil, Cancers Tumon EFuuiions of
tho htIl, EUdpolaa, Chronic Sore Eloi RlnrWorn
o. Iclt1l, Bdald Head, Rhonmaii1n. PnlnS n
he bonel and Jonl1, Old euFSl and
Ule1u Swelling q he Glands Dyupspla san Rhsum.
Dl11ale q he Kidney1, L09 ol Appetite.
Dl1elae arising from he ne q
naouy, knln n he side and Ghoulda General DohTiv
Janndioo and cotiVonan.
Lho Dal1 Bomals lIsllclna known.
nsYcIsg D0ek and earIaparIIa + peculiarly aa.u,.a
~ 1malo1 q delicate hoalth ruullln lom lIiIrulsrilv
q u1nln1 ohoharle1 and other dll1a11l peculiar %
nall neE We aluIe lie ancfod that hoIlo a. two al
D. Oqy1oltB Enlact q yellow Dock and ear-lnSrla
W z, o.ss sssula,s thns dalclltia and IlnSI he
cAUTION-Don noi b lmpos.a upou b. uup.,no,p,.a
pl1GyhA Iake nolo but ne gnnuino Ihiek 4 md m
n on11 lolo1, and n1ld b an ilSDsci,hie drnsai.
PARK 4 WHITE, Sole Accents.
ia Washington airest, San Fnncl.on.
Ao, Lnpolen and general Agsn6 ~ n Ne aonnina
tAtk.l .nD!cLnE. and ell ne ana q qilntiiisI
, 1859-08-12

| In the stomach and bowels
TO which they ore especially
subject, rs well a. In the
ch0lic Of grown persons.
It's judiciOus adoption In
connection with thepFinclpal
meals, or when = sense Of ex.
haustiOn dictates its use,
uevep falls 70 relieve the
debility attendant upon pro
|tracted chronic m ladies ,lOw
Temperament and exhausted
vital energy, BY whatever
causo induced. These are
facts 10 which many Of the
most eminent medical men,
both In Europe and the
United States, have horne
Testimony, and which are
corfob borated by the highest
written authorities.
Phtupin quart bot
lies, In cases Of one d0zen,
with mynanlo on the bottle.
cork, and nc aimils Of my
|dgnature on the label.
For ale By all The respect.
able druggists md liquor
dealers In California and
Oregon. ~ rs
UD0LPH0 WOLFE,
Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-08-12

Caution 10 the Pebble.
London Cordial Gin, but little, on which they
Club House Gin, hope 20 realize a. s large prodis
Schsidam Sehnapps, sSIs SnS " n Vs%n cHmn6ad.
AedieGted SthRdpps, Some are 50 SEiIfaiiy pre-
Royal Sckngpps, pared astO Pass or good
~ IA IL elLiquaF, except with the best
TfnA., Al. 49,, ~ - Judges. II You would be
.s as,Is, ~ nnn- ssle use only the long es-
~ ~, w ~. 800 ablished renowned, genu-
=, s,siyy ~. = : .Si,ss.aS iine WoLPKs EcnIKDAM
lnWholesome lEAeh. costing AAohATio eOhNArfs'
UDOLPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
4SA % Beaver street New York.
, 1859-08-12

Do EAnnlns. -Toads are he best
II1Itclicn e cabbags aeninst liea Plants
N1n dIscping ale revived By Z CIV grains
1I c11pI1E- Sulphur i valuable IN pre-
serving ernpol n, from insooia Lard
lllu poll Z eooksd enough IN trying out.
- EclnT rE1. sixty pounds ground goes
q lr - ono hundred pound ii ths kernel.
Corn u1lI should not Be ground very fne.
> I0'EI ~ fichnc11 q II Tnrnips oi
1-1'. - llE1 d11lls tAo nutrifious matter
||II '0lr1 cru hlVa Rats and other ver.
u|1 ~. 1.li sway from grain b. spSinhlina
III||' u1l1 pa1kllg ~ lAsases. Money!
E1rndcd n drying lHndsby dlainine oro,lef.
~ u'l b l.ilInei viii ample intersst.
- ere r1Inflhl1 On hors1a, usIh thslr IeaI
viii warm g11p'11d4 and lien with bee
tI'nsi tEo nPpllo,tIons Hili cure tie wOrII
, 1859-08-12
). KINGsBURY. A. DODGE
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF Broadway and sansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week. &C; Board and Lodging per week, 90
to $40; single MEALS so cents; Board per day. $ Lodg
ings, 81 to rs cents.
KINGSBURY & DODGE,
Proprietors.
Of charEe. I.f
, 1859-08-12
San frantistu.
Three SIzes-5X, o and 2 feet Cut

With extras for all the different patterns from
1852 to 1859. [Agcnt for tho manufacturers for
the Pacific coast
, 1859-08-12

crH1 o. BLACK Tcnoun.-A Virginia
r.pu n.yl. t1al he disease known 6 Black
Il11l1' uhI11 oll.n proves fatal % cafils IN
D ~ 1olIl. hn1 beo1 cured, OF prevented.
~ I1II|nr he nni1al1' noses, md living 4
U'.IUo of 1qnnl parn of ali and lime for
I0-U p I'1k he remedy is only for the
I1II11 I1co' There = another kind Of
l'al1 |o1Tl1n d'llal1 IN Virginia that no
ruouI Qf Nl|I1unlhIng uln cnla 4 viii
~ 'a1'l'ng stronger than sali and lime.
, 1859-08-12

A chance to Mako Money.
Any person sending an order or any nve Articles ul be
entitled 10 and may retain, bees Tie pfemums Eve per cent
from the purchase money Ten articles more, Ten per cent
AdaFcIs, ulth paftoulaF and careful directions,
Q. n. LUcIkEY q CO.,
s0am Dox s.Bis, or ss Maiden Lane, MT.
, 1859-08-12

25OO sold In 1888. / 1000 sold In 1857.
1000 sold In 1856. $500 sold In 1855.
$4,000 sold in the last four years
, 1859-08-12
M. JORDAN,
wATCmMAKER AND JEwBLLEn,
DEALER IN
WATCHES DIlMONDS, JEWELREandSILVERWARE,

IUD WoTIVT 177IITI UITIUI7
Southwest corner Of Montgomery and Wa1hlnEion.
~ and manufactured q order.
Watches Repaired ard Warranted.
~ Persons IN tie interior dssrouI ol purchasing articles
of Jeuey, ~ forwarding description accompanied By the
ch, ohlnin them, and dupond their being % The but
qualify and aelectea win care and here lils dou1 lAi
n mode N prove satisfactory 70 he purchasers as ~ he
articles had been sslseed under her supervaon III
, 1859-08-12

For BackWOOI and the l0ur Reviews, Il %
To avoid fractions, e5 may be remed BackWOod Of
which will forward that work for both years. post paid
N. B. The price IN Great Britain Cfthe fre
Periodicals Gbors-ndraed Is about SSl per GnRaRl
As we shall never again be likely TO offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs TIE TINE TO SUBSCRLBEI! !
- Rcmittances must in all cases, DO made
direct 70 Tie PUbIisheTs, for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. d Gold street. New York.
, 1859-08-12
SECOND HAND PIANOS
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published All the music and music books pnbl-he1 n
the United States for sale at this estabshmenS NaT1n
celebrated Guitars and all kinds Of Musical nutTuI1n,
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whenever ordered, post paid Catalogues sent by mnIl
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