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~mteresting to Plnnters.-Planters who
design purchasing Corn and Flour Mill, who look at inn
in machinery will do we'll to call Mr. HUBBS
at74CAMP STREET, aud see COLEMAN'S FARM MILL in
operation This mill grrds and cob for feedseparang
the nutrive from the scay indigesabs gnds the best
family mes-sing while grinding grinds wheat and bolts it
me-makisg supeIfne -four and grnds all kinds
grain wish equal facility It is simple in conctructon
great durability aud be two three four
horse by wind and is double the
pacy of any mill not costing than double TIE price,
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Telepaphed y tie sev orleans crescent.
FOREIGN NEWS II THE STEAMER AaAao.
tBr THE sArrosAL LINZ.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s-The steamship Arago, Of
the New York and Havre line, has arrived At this
port. She brings cargo OF ine goods, yalued At
two millions Of dollars.
Private letters received in this city from Postau.
Prince, say that sououque has been defeated by the
forces under Gen. Gefrard, and that the Imperial
troops under the Emperor SouIouque are retreating
upon the city.
The writer thinks the contest is ended.
Advices from Paris state that Prince Napoleon had
gone to Turin for the purpose Of marrying the daugh
ter Of the King Of Sardinia.
tits expected that Prince Napoeons visit to Turin
will encourage the disaaected Italians and produce
demonstration among them.
The Vienna money market was very sensitive to
the last unfavorable rumor from Paris, and uctuated
greatly from apparently slight causes.
The Prussian Chamber of Deputies had been
opened by the Prince Regent in person.
His speech to the Chamber on the occasion was
not Of general interest or importance.
Count Walewsk, the French Foreign Minister, had
protested against the erroneous impression that ap-
pears to rule supreme without contradiction and it s
reported he has expressed the determination to retire
when the counsels of moderation are no longer list
ened to.
appointed to the command of the army in Italy and
that thirty thousand men Of the African Contingent
are TO cross over to Italy to reinforce the French
army there.
The Paris Constitutional admits the existence Of
lation to the Danubian as well as the Servian ques-
ticn, but says war is only possible.
In the event Of rupture Of existing treaties the
I'd hot
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Diseases of the Throat and Lungs
DIR. @. p. CRANE,

DIR. @. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases OF the Throat
Lungs by the inhalation of Medical Va
por we'll to be the only reliable philosophical
eectng those extreme and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough NIL Chronic and Functional Diseases by
means of vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths Galvansm and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases of
Throat Lungs and unable visit the city, who desire
sulaon list of Questions has been prepared and will be for
wsrded on application to DR.. c.,
No. 1l6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhalng Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular
A9-Patients from the country be accommodated with
rooms at the Institute MO 2p6m&W
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Wines, liquors, etc..
NOS. 13 AND 15 ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pnts continually hand which equal to the best that
this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
BRANDIES-Sazerac the vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1905
brands. WHISKY all Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE PORTER in pints and quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
market which will be sold reasonable terms
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply Nos. 13 and Is Royal street.
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Douglas S Sherwood.
CELEBRATED SKIRT MANUFACTURERS,
New York,
established Agency in New Orleans for the sale Of
their superior SKIRTS which they ask the attention of the
Trade. Their embraces fifty different Styles
Of which entirely 10 this market, and will be
offered at the prices sold in New York.
n3-Samples may be seen at the Agency.
B. WENTWORTH,
Wholesale Agent
12 Canal street. Royal-enrance Royal street.
lao 2plu
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

j. Beard Co. sell at loa o'clock mahogany furniture,
plano, etc., at No. rs Ersto street.
Montgomery Smith sell o'clock clearinghouse
ture at No. 70 Exchange Alley; also at o'clock house.
hold furniture, etc., at No. 22 Customhouse street.
Anse Edwards sells O'clock books stationery etc. at No.
$751; Charles street.
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1@John H. Sheppard, the trainer of John
Morrssey for the Of America also of Thomas
Sayers Champion of England has Just arrived in town. and
be Murphy Hotel St. Charles street. where he
will lbe happy receive call from his friends time He
has with him few fuszsd engraved portraits OF Thomas
sayers Champion of England that may be had IS each
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ns~No More Danger of Charring and KILL
ing the Hair with Burning Fluid charged with Lime Lhage
or Causc CRISTADORO'S DYE, sold under the sanction
of the hrs American Chemists makes the baufng change
grey rsd to brown black safely certainly and in
D-Sod everywhere, and applied by all Hair
Dsessers
jas 2plm4w cR1srADoRo, No. Astor House. my.
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g0taI SnttIIiafltte.

proof ae.,r.t {. w s.lussi's y az va
waterv vsrtet,.. J. 80 ~ s'sfs WeIe INC os0si
twice durino A. sss - ~, q. s1mslsa oneS -
evening removed ~. .,-.N .nu oy Wlne " sns
quotes and eros.,ng, ~ ~. n,'ss q sne 1sns
must have denvfves ~. - we.snsr lass Week
untold THOUSANDS. Ev.,.tass sssel,es Ano NOV q
OF rain and mud. P1sSs iol : % Assss
,.o,,. co,,,,...s u. ~ nls new atrahtp
dvs ;,.o H. $50 - 70 cnrisesn y By
wu.o. :. hash s..r-.,.l .s.r, = sOoos Seek. nr.
dorbti..- 49, scsssinc, and NiH
sL;.s wv. "''4 y neW Desos q u
vhs.1iAs 'osDoLA, niied WIN you'll, love, snd
l1es'c' ano si'ons lolsn HON me snadoW q nnRbae
pemces upon moonM - y senenAy M5pea1 %
y some'n'ng Deaos'iony romanuc snd eassning
~ put ven wager sometning tnas tne Rreatee gcndols
soa. ever noated was never better reighted with Tie
s.snsoss OF romantic happiness than the James Mont
so".i.a s.p snorting steamer of the muddy Miniss
spp'-ws'cn on Saturday brought to this city NO -
.naI sr,en parties Of honeymoon travellers. We
wou'u nAe " Know what bachelor, OF other beas, ,oe
"oa1sn nasef' couid have any comfort travelling on
s'salnoos' - "i'n socn aesowd
FIRE broke ont at hstEpast i've o'clock Lst
evening, In the Lodge Room u Tho KniehtAs Tan.
piars, tSons Of Tempefance) IL ~ sh8rd sforv Of !
building on Perdido street. near 81 Chass Il stsrted
BY the breeze through IN opsa Niadow b,owinas
curtain lnto saeugnt besug oppcdte b head.
quarters oi sne nre-Doys-tne PerssvsEauce beys-H
was pus oos N oooDae quick tlme, 40 ~ da1aee
was s'gnI
The ovkkFLoW BACK OF town has swolln y .
disastrous e1'enH Between NE TWO n.vis.aaca
canas' on tue consinuataons OF Soiia and Tcoloee
ssfees the nood must soon abase Tor the rebuiideg
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One Of our exchanges says that we have q right to
take an umbrella or kiss whenever we can. II the
umbrella isn't returned the fault is ours II the kiss
isn't II is the lady's.
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To REAL ESTATE BUYERs.-When you negotiate
for house having all the modern improvements
don't forget to look for mortgage as one of them.
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A4 Look out for limitations OF Lea Il Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement Of John Dun
can Sons. aul6 2plawly
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Lea 8 PefIi1aS'
CELEBRATED
WOR RCESTERSHIR SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND APPLICAB BILE TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH.
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
his brother at Worcester, under date of May, 1851:
"Tell LEA Il PERRINs that their SAUCE is highly
sened in India and is in opinion the most palatable
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the nry Of the New York Exh
oion of Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERRINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
fame of which having led to numerous FORGERIES pur
chasers requested that the Of LEA PER
RIMS are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERRINS will proceed aganst any one infringing
sher by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
their correspondents in various of the world to
advise them any nrngements Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN l. SONS,
4O5 Broadway, New York.
stock always store. Also orders received for direct
shipment from England. aul6 2ply
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Henry Leith,

No. ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES madeto order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and ORNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style. mylb 7ply
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"Punch" says it requires an early start now adays
for man to get round his wife.
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Some mischievous wags one night pulled down
turner's sign, and put it over lawyers door. In
the morning it read "All sorts Of turning and twist
ing done here"
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VOLUME XII.

Improved and Brilliant Scheme
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY!
Capital Prize, s5o,oOo-Tickets only S1os
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
As the members of firm have, by way u purchase be-
the o the grants chartered by the States of Della
ware Kentucky, Missouri and OF those Georgia. under
the of Messrs Gregory Maury Of Wilmington,
Delaware have deemed expedient change
hr and after January ls, 1852 to that Of WOOD,
EDDY co. who will hereafter have the management Of the
Sparta Academy Lottery and the Others named
In all transactions have endeavored conduct
witty integrity and promptness and the pub
lie that the patronage heretofore bestowed we'll deserv
Ing o! being transferred to our successors.
Very respectfully, 8. SWAN 4 co.
Augusta, Georgia, December l5 1858.
Wood, Eddy T. Co., Managers,
Successors to s. SWAN 4 co.
New and Splendid Scheme!
fhe following acheme will be drawn by WOOD, EDDY
Co., Successors to s. Swan Co0 Hansgers Of Spa
Academy Lottery, Of Georga, at AUGUSTA Ca in pub
lie, rs follows:
Glass Draws Saturday, February S, 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February u, 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February 10, 1850.
Glass Draws Saturday, February 26, 1859.
oNfHR PLANoF SINGLE NUMB1RP,
Sass PRIZE s!:
szAR1Y. ONE PRIZE TO zvzRY s1a1 rloxz7s.
Fifty Thousand Tickets.
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v-communicated-rhe undersigned takes

pleasure in stating, that having who a
old cancer which beginning affect
mind and having heard of the of Drs Brock
Spirg aud Barton Ren.ch in the treatment Of that dis
her under their treatment and after treating her
conuonay for days they operated her and
extracted the in eleven minutes without caustc
knife and would advise all who afflicted with chronic
diseases call Barton Reinach IS ST. Charles
ANDREW CARSON.
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JOssutn Gl0Ues.

Just receved-A FRESH SUPPLY OF
JoUvI N GLov n g.
A Beautiful Assortment of
BONNET AND BELT
Il r II II O " s.
For sale low by
LION & PINSARD,
jail 2pf 6s and hs Royal street. corner Bienvills
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GREAT INVENTIONS!
INTERESTING TO IMPORTERS.
A. LEBLANC, U. s. BONDED WAREHOUSE, No6.
Nos. II nnd 10 Toulouse street,

Nos. II and 10 Toulouse street,
Between Levee and Chartres.
It's location proximity the Pcayune Tier to the
ssmboat Landing and the Custom House. insure speedy
adiou in transportation and expectation eutries.
EB-special, large and Theoretically closed Warehouses
10 Brandes, etc. etc. d22 3m
n & e. ROLLING, eUcOEssoRs no F. RoY5
4 Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
! AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC |
4 LIQUORS,
No. 40 OLD LEvEE STREET, ,sNew Orleans,
Nil 1y&w Between Bienyille and Cont.
v. No. 144 ROYAL STREET,
OFFER FOR sALE-
as boxes ABsYNTHE c. F. Berger.
sNO =. sauvegol, Bruneton Co.
I'D casks cLARET ordinary.
ITO :. Chateau Dillon, of different qualities.
800 boxes cLARET, Chateau Dillon, Cos d'Estourne Mar
N-~- gaux, etc.
p s,D boxes WHITE VINE Haut sauterne.
80 half casks WHITE WINE, superior quality.
800 baskets ANISETTE, Chauyet Fils
1000 EMPTY DEMIJOHNs, l., 8, 5 gallons.
FROM U. $. BONDED WAREHOUSE:
800 packages BRANDIEs of the following brands:I
COCO PERE Fills,
ACHILLE PETIT,
j. B. BARON,
- A. MAUREIh, ..5.
AIS. WON,
zC.T. J. A. GUERIN,
j. ToURNADE,
PELICAN,
t GUILLEMOT.'
BOYER,
E. BOREL, etc., etc.
FaxPEcTEDiPER SHIP ARAMEDE SNOW, FROM BoR.
DEAUX:
80 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE j. Lafaurie;
% casks GLARET Chateau Dillon i
ne do WHITE WINE Graves superior quality;
900 boxes CLARET, GML:
I2O casks do GML;
l. q barrels WHITE WINE, GMI.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON, FROM MARsElLLEs
a son baskets SWEET OIL, j. Plagniol;
Az 200 boxes CASTLE SOAP. nils 1yMo
.GUANO.... ...GUANO.
PERUVIAN AND MANIPULATED.
Ne. Also
LAND PLASTER and LIME for poor SOIL For sale by
l. S. HOLDEN 4 CO.,
ls.Isl1m No. ss Magazine, corner Poydras st.
4 /sH. cLARK's pHoroaRAPH AND DAauERRE
l/ OTYPE GALLERY,
NJ No. o. Canal street, New Orleans,
1 Over Turnels Shoe Store
nrPhotographs copied from old Daguerreotypes and
tMged and coored in Wster Color and Pas'e
'tsm
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MARRIED:
On Tuesday evening 18th inst residence the
brides father in the parish Of Assumption s. NJ G. MONT
GOMERY Of New Orleans RUSELLA, eldest daughter Of
Julian Tournillon.
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V011teS II. 1NOt0tfSO1s,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. all BROADWAY. tneaz Canal strset,) NEW YoRR
jyl3 2p&
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Between LeVee and Chartre5.
It's central location its proximity to the Pcayune Tier to the
ssamboa Landing and to the Custom House, insure speedy
scou in transportation and expectation eutries
EB.-specal large and Theoretically closed Warehouses
~ Brandies. etc. etc. d22 3m
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zNeOdOv. DNnxigef,
Nos. 22s AND go, CORNER ROYAL AND ST. PHILLIP
ra STREETS,
Branch Store, No. 125 Rampant,
Q.ate Circus street,)
Will sell: off all his Winter Stock at Reduced Pcss
prising-
WOCLENS,
SILKS and
vELvETs,
To make room for SPRING GOODS now coming on.
just received
CHEAP BALL AND EVENING DRESSES,
TARLATANs,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, and
REAL JoUvIN GLOVES.
ts1o 2pf THEODOR DANZIGER.
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
dprEes Of s400 approximangto i5JO prize u
prizes Of 300 approxiang 2oOO prize ars.... lzl
prizes Of $50 approxiraang 10000 prize
prizes Of 225 approximatngto 5000 prize Ok
prizes Of 20 approxiraang to 1909 prize b.
prizes Of lt0 appropriatins to 5000 prize 50
prizes Of 100 approximating 10 LOO prize Ak
1000 prizeso Of 7Oars .100,0N
s4s5 prizes amounting to. ssaaoa
Whole Tickets s0 Halves Ss Quarters 81 Eighths 81 2
AA Circular showing the Plan of the Lotteries wl
ent to any one desirous of receiving it.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the ngn-e
aurber that draws the $4,000 prize. For example II th
aurbe drawing the $50 600 prize ends with No. then Ill h
tickets where the nnmber ends in will be entitled to 81. j.
he number ends with No then all the where
ssr ends In will be enttedto $40, and to 0.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets.
10 Half u
10 QUARTER. ............ 70
lU Etgtts IL
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordsred
.sceipt OF which they will be forwarded by mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any hgnre
iesignate.
The drawn Prizes will sen. to 2r
,hasers Immediately after the drawing.
h1rPurchasers will please write their signatures plsia
give their Post Once, County and State
A9-Remernbsr that every Prize Is drawn and payable
tull, without deduction.
All communicstong strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certifcatesto
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Box 36 S, Post-oHce. New Orleans, La,
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
jaT 2pfW Augusta Georgia.
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exists between Nicholas Barton and his wife Sarah
the latter the hostess Of the Ohio Exchange ct the
corner Of New Levee sand Julia streets for the hus.
band has made statement to Recorder Summers.
that on the 18th OF December ultimo, his wife and
black servant girl named Gerissa conspred to murder
him by poisoning giving him bowl Of Cruel, con-
looking for the wife and servant who appear to have
| gone of on visit somsWhere.
| THE REcoRDERs' CouRTs.-Recorder Summers on
Saturday sent VIM. Smith, alias Perry Goar, to prison
as negro stealer he having been arrested With q
slave named Jerry, whom he confessed to have run
off from Clinton, La. Henry johnson, arrested with
suspicious lot Of keys and some burglars tools in
his pockets, and suspected Of stealing $25 worth Of
valuables from the room Of John r Behuke at No so
ted for trial before the First District Court yaga-
bond and dangerous and suspicious character. Mary
Curran, upon her plea Of guilty to the charges Of
larceny preferred by Dr.. Hardy and Mrs. MCPHERSON,
was remanded to prison to await her trial In the
First District Court John Clark sent before the
same court for assault and battery and woundng with
dangerous weapon. splitting the nose Of Michael
| Kelley by blow with an iron poker, ON the llth
inst At the corner Of Julia and Tc6oupitouss streets
Patrick Birch arrested for stealing sugar and found
to have . hose,pipe sungshot in his bosom, was
sent to the Work-House for six months.
Thomas Lyons, arrested as suspected accessory
to the murder Of Andy Costello, was discharged.
Wm Higgins, charged with beating and drawing !
knife upon Catherine Ballinger, at tho corner Of
charged with hair dragging Maria Hughes, on Nsw
another time.
Recorder Wilts sent J. b Carrico before the Fi.ss
OF Canal and Vlere Streets the night Of the 3lth
inst. he being policeman at the time, but after-
wards dismissed from service by the Mayor for that
otiense. He furnished bail Of $500. j. sora VIA
dismissed from the charge Of selling liquor to slaves
Auguste Smith, + m. G.. was held for hearing,
charged with beating servant OF Eugene Mejeau, Qf
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jal3 2p1m
, 1859-06-10
The Rattle OF Montebel1o.

The following from the London nf'es ot NAY
2oth, i, the mos, Ineligible account OF the late
battle that We havo seen;
The battle al slantebello i a worthy opening
Of The Italian campaign Of 1889. ~ first i
seemed net rrobable thas il might prove mere Al:
fair Of outposts; hut it now seems 70 hase a. neen
serious Engagement. According to the inller
ip{ormsion Which las CONS to hand since Mon
e Of the ssa tMo
batteries, occupied position near Aonsebclo,
on the great road between Alesssnasla s. a1. and
Piscen.a, and 6vc miles eastward Of egbcEa.;
| Tho division Of General forcy., consisting ot
four brigades Of about s.occ, aud forming part
Of paraguay ..'nl'iers ootPs do,mst. 1ay
o'clock on Friday morning. sn Austrian dlvl.
sion Of lb,eoo 1aeA va. seen advancing II u
scle1oa fron, the eastward. It was III three n CO...
uu,us, aud led, some sny, By Count stadlon
otlers, by Baron Zobel. Its right was IL I'D
rance of its left, aod stretched toward bs'n n
i dn1xo.- = village about two miles northeast
Casterri1: It's centre was the attacking force
whist Ii leis, supported by powerful artillery
, 1859-06-10
TOR :.;SALE OR PART; !
~ Il Il n L a n u 4,

For soie On long time and ea*y tenn: 70 III bcTef VI
Subur1an Ktsidrncc uf ELISHA BAILEY; stnateo On
ftouhrr Gfoy& and pousa4 avenue, two miles frpm tet
civ Eita containing and h4ls artHs q lan4 ~
al In tie uaA tsA,a{0 manreT into e?dwes and vs,
ati<n1 Nound. Walk ctc Ctc and vel ~. Win f1Ac'
Fruit and Ornamental Tfee4
ia1re HONS. Gothic ttyle with OriI Bag and f{snet
,endYs cnnr4n4i14E peafAat ElewE: also Large b3fn
CarYtsee House. aud good We'll. of EatT 5nquife .. 70
Metropolitan Block and of J. A. Ma,shal = Dtaf. 9E'
xtYy1.L Of address +. .. Box tGs- 1GS0Nsst
, 1859-06-10

RtoS&hoder III II. Nchani1 Rak Of Macon GeotxA an
ay thn provisions Ii Chater, lnade pefsonzhy e for
M aanes The notes Of this Bxnk will he Aksn BY u
&epoAt on the ters kentucky 1nlsne - oao'
, 1859-06-10
.5eming 5AafD@nes..
600 SEWING MACHINE
Quaker City Double Loci, Tight Tast Stitch
SEwTNG MACHINE ES

h+ ea, Ineroyemfnts a4elF attached more than double
IT, foTcr Iaae and orie the ony ohjesion eset ssq
asaira Ito oil Is vvsk VII not rp thoa5n - e1y
VII },sh a qs6 E5'asF ist es
tons Ssmoes aud Gisrnara receipt siaf1p M
es su7 The l,e improved ta, ns
4nr1ic- hayor EEt power and large spacc for quitting
% rrsuced flo ~ to ~ including tabte iraafe tooA
ea11aF III widths Is extra. Ltrs discount to eefs5 NE
and aEtntA- - ,..,, r1..a<
| Add5rss L. CORNELL + CO., Box :ssc Chssaxe, H.
AD1SlY
, 1859-06-10

;f1Hbi6E; LAKE SHORE RESI-.
denoa Property for S.lseane Of tha bst cutsds tha
ek1. Aava8 tha edyaassss II being ur ths 1aka high
~ sIes 81 liz a. ~ L ~ i T. f.t by ri ast eose ,e
the unavsedtT. a4d ad1aeinE the 6haae4 8eanttu
Veg q tle dty Do timber; beanS Lots md II s'ack
Ao y acz&a, le!aK lou CO and 20 E1lh sutd'tdsa. I'd
Joining tAe rexde1oes Of hania md fsxbx1 Nm ens
lous Els avenue ami fIun "a Cottage 9fuet y
nue eos4 to the Ueyerviiie Station % thn !nos Usnt
Railroad bid In lotA " feet front BY ~ tset des
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School ana hyde Park, b ftuut uE4ths Dew rcidenee
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timber.
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and cose the Illinois Ccnt1a aioad Tina n hotdk eAs
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5teM. No. 194 Laks stsaek. Chicago.
R Those who are Curious to
witness G.e wonaasful perfection 10 which H. Uswadt
{ Manager II Batesecek \. ~ hss bou=k te snaan-
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and ar Dying RooS u No. 1trraoas BLOCK, and sn-
In thess curious productions Of NJ scrutiny can Do
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