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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-14

ID IL NJ "A s Tas.k ~
DIR. p. NJ: LEE (frcrl the Bal
tim mllolre Dental College, having per.
mancntly located in Alexandria, La, respectfully
offcrS iii tp gesfcGl services TO such oftheeii.
Gems of &pltess and adjoining Parishes, as, may
noea. the aid offs Dentist. 4 ~ ga 81
Dir. LEE would say that he is prepared 70 ere.
cute APPROPRIATIONS embraced in the Dental Arf,if
entsastedso his case,sin the mosr'skiful manner;
and l,ay,ng purchased the right to use ll9t BIAx
py Cheopas,ic process tor mounting arr
fetal trGli, and used the sane IN his practice iof
some time, wiss perfect srtcessii, every case, ~
athesiIpfingtv Tconnaeiles it to- all who may re-
or.re Observation-Disclosures. This process has many
adyastlges which, cannot be attained by any Of
Tie Old netKods. While no other has any advan.
over 1t; as TO its strength, durability and
beauty, heehallenges Tor it comparison Nithahy
known process for mounting artificial tee'h.sgs,s
-. These preterling it, will be waited upon u
tthcif residences.
taSs f.sofhse and residence corner of Fhrdsshd
BayouR Robert strect,gS 3iaa ssa. March SS-lll,
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~ "A 81 ssssTsiT "A INNS 8
r. o. N Ia @ OPS "a II D Ysi q
FassEgs GesyENTssN RsAE.ES.

u
as isa3 aahes $50 Rope II
my Que considering the advantages OF Iron r
4 over Rope material feibindng o ,
H viii besurpfised heti has not bsel, adopted
long since Ia its security against Ire there iaan
overwhelming reason for its aaoation. va
t. TI,e Presses TIE Seaport Cries have been the
main eauseof lis not being generally adopted b4''
nov that objection is repioyea generally and the
Orleans Press, the largest in d O., give 7 the pre-,
ference. over rope. The Fassmaali Iron Aoep and
Teis the improvements Of one Of the Hfopse.oES,
and IS adopted from the fact, that il fond allsr
Elong pertinent to combine the gfeatssf mef'sl y
simplicity and Elrty Of application ion. g apy one
vet made It's SO prepared as to require no sn5ii
naming difficulty 1T tie sea board cities.
The hoops, aressentaof any length from e'sht g
ten feet and q full gnarahtee given that neither INT
Ties nor Hoops Shall break adiursher, fslas =
eottpn bound ihtIen, shallbe salai'
j fer,r,s atthe Orleans Hress assroRe boundseessen
i Ths ght per hale is about the same as hepe
4 al one 10 bound more of less. 60; ssE s.|5
r. s,Iowstlte opinion Ship Masters have ailf, J
give the following, among numerous aeoi Y
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-14

i, rsfo Eprof HENRY II: BIB Auf, hasls '.g gs y
Ei manenty settled in xanofla 60 ;'sr and n
give Music Lessons on the fsae, VAN v;oin. ,bs
Singing, with accompaniment on sns ter
IS tune Pianos on tie NEST g
tfadfsaeltiat thestore or n : .ueslll
toawiltreee spranps'atssi'''op' - -:
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r,,,s sr,ERsfGNEp being dssiroass q aa, ss1
y III Is "a LaFGE STOCK q GOODS i de'ssP'
E'I to sell al very sa1,r3TfsF g ~ ~.
flor "A 81 ,orto in y VIC u Eas sssa
n0'g Wssro ard K'lansaiis,,,,, s. ec oss ss,
hut me whole Stock through Those NY tisiin'
kfbejr interest would DO well 70 can sa 90
so..s l,amseItes nv stock is very conpN.9s'3
ean fllltalmost any memosaAddn. , !. s. ssho~iisal
- = Great pleasure Will be taken y .asNspi
Gaods whether purchases be made or n nstsasis;
ss ,sI aotliae cutting Off samples, Of ea'srsT
goods whenaonce purchased :, nv ~ HrNARIB.
Oct. Is. 1858 = - ~ 49,
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Iag HOOD lEGRhIIy(st AND

3 III q &c 5SiJI Z TaIII4lF q -
Having on fanl a large assortment of MA
TERIkL Of the Best QUALITY, they will ehdoaycs
80 do all work entrusted in their hands With DIS
patch and to suit the most astidios at moderate
prices. - =,
In addition 10 curlforbler business, we will keep
on liatt ID assertmen aof BUtislEs and ~ Afs
Ess, which wesiH sellat New Orleans pricesanla
terms. 9sFaasssa rs sd :!ss =. ~.
ssfipe asa call before sending your orders q new
orleans July s-lg.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-25
REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
FOR THE. WEEK ENDING JAN p, BY CURRY.
RUSSELL & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS
yopE Tan

REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
FOR THE. WEEK ENDING JAN. p, BY CURRY.
RUSSELL CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NEW YORK. Jan q, 1879
There has been good deal of activity in market with
cry prospect OF further improvement.
AsHEs-The demand is moderate prices continue firm
as last quoted
COTToS-Tbe market has been very active and prices
advancing We quote ordinary l01se; middng l2lScS
middling fair l2ssaIse
FIsH-Codfsh msckere inactive prices
minsl.
FLoURThe demand has been very active particularly for
State aud Western -four. Our quotations Sup State 81
9s5OO fancy and extra State s5oSs5s5 to good
western 4eO9sL9 extra Iowa. Indiana Michigan and Ohio
s555Gs6sO extra Genesee s9s7,5l extra St. Louis SEQ
s775 Extra Canada S60GS5s Rye -four is better, with
sales s36O925. Cornmeal is held higher and quote
jersey at S355GS360 and Brandywine at si,I=(l425
GRLIS-WheR is firm at the following quotations Western
and Canada white, red winter 81 l56Si
southern white sI4OGlTO do. red sl3l4O Rye 9Oae3c
Oats 4s965c Barley s0c9sI Corn. mixed s6sSse
southern yellow s39s5c; southern white IS F9Oc
Provisions pork market continues active and exeit-
ed. Beef remains steady Lard with good inquiry
Our quotations follows Pork, mess SS25 prime sl3
50; prime SIS 5oa57S Beef repa ked Chicago
q O5Oi extra O75lI, ,5O prime mess sl69ss Hans
9S954e Butter, Ohio, l2S &C. caeese sS974c, Lard nXa
l2c.
TALLow-Fim with moderate inquiry. The last sales
at l04c
There good demand FOR money. and the market is still
sbundantly supplied with capital
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Jan. "a,

lBY TELEGRAPH.1
FfoIe-O cents better anl the market quite active
sales Is coo ibis . for superdne State; S5T56 %
extra State; S5leG5S0 fur suDerfns western; S5 50
as 10 for common 10 medium extra western, 50 i01l
St p shppIe brands extra round hop OHIO the
Eett 10 ing qdet Canadian -four frme sales Of 400 bbs
Sc. % for to choice extra Small sales Of
Rvs dour az - 51a425.
Whea-Firner fair local trade; sales of GOO bush
mixed Illinois 1T Sl35, so bus coed white Michigan ut
Sl45; and 1900 bus Chicago sprlng private terms
Ryc-Sfeadv At SS(G90c.
Barlsy-Quiet at S3(G9Oc
Corn-Fifmer and quie sales If u 90 bus nj SIC
for m Ied westerG aud &c for white an1 yellow
suurlt. n.
oas-Frm at 5s6Os for State and 6oSs6c for western
W6sly-Dull and low er; sales ef $50 bbls at 263ga
2TAC.
FrE-ppll and heavy; sales Of 1910 bbs at SIsls fr
mess; SI7 62 for old mess Sl335G so for
Beef-kues steady sales Vi 60 bbls at sos al for
countrv prime; S!569 for country mess; IS U50 for
repaczed mess: Sio,5J,Ill5 so for extra mess.
Be Hams-Quiet with sales At Sl2.gl6. Prime Mess
Beef nomIual u SlGtGls.
shc.
shuulio and - S9sSc for hams.
Dressed Hogs fair request at 1g|5c.
closing quiet at l5&9l2c.
for Siaie
Lard-Unchanged; sales OF e5O bbls at lls40l7c.
Rutter-in far request At l20c for OhIJ and lGly
ChesSs-Steady al 7(Gl0c
Iii e-Saes Of S5c0 &c for BueuOs Ayres and 2Oc
dry western.
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The vaue OF sugars only in markets but also
in those Of the producing countries and In Europe
Is always less affected by the extent Of our domestic
op aud the almost total failure in 1876 and its partial deh
cheney in 1861 contributed in degree 10 the
unparalleled expansion in prices which prevailed in those
years nsequeny interest Is felt abroad 70 the
probable yield Of the usiana coming Orwardwe
say ihat the estimates vary from 290U hhds - 0O
hhds After carefully colRiing The nformSn n our
sion think the viii reach $4,000 to 35 90 hbds
and the quality unusually good This favorable result
would have ben further considerably augmented but for the
damages suffered by the plantations in the early
Of the owing the overflow Of the Mississippi which
destroyed many uxuan fields and reduced the crop
1880 or IS 900 Ehds
The yearly increase consumption for the nine
yesrs has been i've and half per cent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-25

MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo, Cleveland Co
umbus a d Cfncnnat Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pitisburgi Railroads.
al Solol with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls sc.
AT DIantua with hacks for Ravenna, sc
At BraceviIle with hacks to Newton Falls, Sc.
At Warren with hacks 10 Sharon Greenfield, Mead7ie,
Bloomfield Cmheld &C
Lowell anf Enon Valley and thence BY P. F. W c r.
u - ''->O-' CHAs. L. RHODES, supt
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CoRDAGE-Remaius quiet at llSSl2Hc for Nanilla and
l24l3e for tarred rope.
FEATHERS-Inactive. Nominally 455Ue for pure geese
FRUITS-Green apples have cold at s45o ? bbL for ON
non fruit Dried dull and in the absence Of sales our
SuotAons are nominal Peaches quiet and unchanged
FISH-Quiet quotations.
FLOUR-The market has firm and there has been some
specuive demand sales have been made above the
figures Of las: has been active movement IN
other western markets. advance has been opo.ted in
Chicago Cincinnati amounting in the former place to &c
on ordinary and brands In New York our
correspondents Improvement Of l5c5c on Western
extras during week ending Saturday Jan y We quote
superanes SIsOGS5; common to choice S9I2GS'9
double extras for country mills red wheat to ehoce
brands Of city The large sales reported have
bsen uniformly OF good extras al $3.50
Rye -four has sold in small lots s@i5 The former hs'
urs being the market for ordinarily good qualities.
Buekwhsa continues moderate demand for local con
sumption al formerraIes-
COmneal sells at 81 50 per ewt
Oil meal has sold in small quantities at 81 per ton
FREIGaTs-Ths tariff ged by the railroads for freight
to and from New York continues as follows
Fist class-Cleveand New Iork--.-lze per lVO los
Second
Third class
Flo II n .ot OF 81 bbis. and over ---Se
Dressed pouiTy and game me--...---.-------izle a,
Dressed hogs --.-----.--..-..- .-----.-.. &c
H.. ,,h,1,so1o ,uo.e4iouS Ten
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Bamklers.
J. HerdEnaIl & Co.,


No g. Public Square South side, near Ontario St.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
II Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended To-
Drafts and Bills of Exchange Great Britain, Ireland
France and Germany We dIrect IN suns 10 suit, at
Sight and 60 days the following Banks ana Branches
ENGLAND.
Londtn-AIesSrs Prescott GTote, Case Co. Bankers
fiyerpool-J Barned Co Ban kers.
Manchestrr-Alessrs. Cunlife. Brooks 4 Co, Bankers
National Provincial Banks England and Branches thru
out England and Wales. s-u. HaH
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire Distinct Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND
National Bank of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches in 1.-THE principal and tcwu.
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banking Co.
GreenOck Banking Co. in G lasgOw and Greenock
National Bank of Scotland and Branches
We also furnish Draf amount able In the
pnpcpal Cities Of the Continent Of Europe, l.r.r
PASSAGE By STEAMER or Sailing Packet Ships, tOOr
from New York Breat Britain and Ireland, France md
Germany. can be cured at the lowest rates.
For further particulars apply TO -.--
sens J. -HERDMAN q Co. aS ahov.
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S. Corning & Co Quotations
ALC o II q l.
RUR MING FLUID,
MANUFACTURED BY s. CORNING d Co, , 76 RIvEE
STREET, CLEVELAND, ONO.
ALC o N OF

REVIEW OF THE CLEvELAND WHOLESALE FRO
DUcE MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY
JANUARY "a, REFERENCE BEING HAD 10 THE TABLES
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G.. III. enmingS

HAS NOW LOCATED HIMSELF
10 ereland, and will treat all diseases Of Hor~es
AL persons ly att distance who wish advice
ing Diseases Of II rses and medl'iue, address C. H
JEN AINGS. where il will meet with prompt attention
PTrcking and decking done the best He hqS
built new Stable No. ACADEMY Lane; Horses bousht
and sold commission he is consa cred the best
man in the city Horses boarded for 50 week He has
also opened Training Stable unler tn MANAGEMENT Of
T. H ROBBINS, formerly Of New Orleans, where he has
trained handled of the best Horses In the South
C9uuty. He has built fine box sails esDecallv
fer hat purpose All gentlemen wishing horses trained
VIII do welt 20 i've hum mai.
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CLEVELAND, zANESTILLE 6 CINCINNATI

f4 3.is:s.-;:a - -
On and after March 8, 1858
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
4 eve Cleveland in the trains q The Cleveland ami
Pittsburgh Ran read at As P M. (chaEg1ns cars at
Hudson,) for CuyahogH Falls Akron, Orryille and
MIlersburs: connecting at OTrve with trains on the
Pittsburgh TT Wayne aud CHICAGO R. R. east and wes.
forCanJn Alassihon. Wooster L0udenEe and Mansfield
Trims leave AIlersbnrg for Ceye and at 05 A. A and
lbs p NJ connecting Orrville with the P. Fl
c. P R., which passengers. from Canton assil-
iou Wooster Loudenvle aud Mansfield reach CeTelz.d
fsbS SIMON PERKINS. supt
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Drnog
FEVER AND AGUE

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUI
l. FER OVER a LARGE PART OF The GLOBE,
the Consequence OF diseased action OF the system IN
IS evolved BY the action OF Solar heat on vet soil
aud rises with the atsry vaPor from IL While The sun IS
face ard the virus Is taken with through the lungs into
nat vscera and eIcreng organs of the body The liver be-
comes and fails 10 Secste not on tins VIRUS also
ate in the circulation and Iroduce v0en constitution
al disorder The spleen, the Ii neys, AID the stomach
Finally the instinct af organism as # in aitemn u
eKpe The noXous infusion concentrates the whole bo ~
the body to force them 10 cast It
na organs with congesiive violence This is the CHILL
But in tEs effort il fais Then the FEVER follows IN
which the blood leaves the central and Tushes to the
Trough thsi theT gTeat skin In ihs also
fails, and the system abanons the attempt exhaqs
snd waits Tor the recovery strenh to repeat the hope
less effort anothe day These are he ITS Or paToEysmS Of
course und snine the he9th ii il rs not re, ovec
We havo laiOred 10 find. and have fonnd aniid0te
AYERS AGUE CURE
Which ne9tralises this maarous poison IN the blood sn
does this ac ing disorder with perfect certainly
Aud 1t daes more OF rather does what is of service 10
iex els it from bsorb.d d. and thus keens
heanh athc ugh exposed to he ssss CSrseql ntiy It
not only cures but protects from The great yaTey Of ae
Vhch induced by thIs mail ant influence such
RemIelt be er, Chit Fever Dumb or A,asked Ague
ache, Ear9che Caflrh Astams Palpl'aons Painful Al
ctous Of he Stomach ard Bow IS all Of which when ans
nteImentiyps. This '.AGUz CURE' removes the cause
/ OF these deraHsemeuis and cures the disease.
This arcopshes BY tmul1tlug the cNcretores 20 eN
Bero ns 55SitsS % ' DO ms her % Of te own
He ce ar whEt term accl maon- Time may accom-
plish the cad but often lie Is not long enough
I e a5 II s b ssv We have great reason 70 beiev
that this Is surer well er remedy for the who'
ion Than any other which has been discovered and hs
still another advantage TO the public, which is, that IL
''''"p PREPAREDB by
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Mtsrfllnl1enus.
Notice.
TATTERS ST.EV

LIZ fully inform his friends and the public that hss
removed his Gun Store to No. lO2 Superior street
door q G. ,rham 4 Aplin's. may be found large
Of Rifles Shot Guns Reyolvers Pistols, Pw-
lrl, Shot, Cals, sc &c CY- Repairing done neat and
with dIsualch. dec3dvR20
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II. l. wHIrNAN- n. ~ srAHDART- c W. srANDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & Co
w Bankers. and Leaers IN Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change. No Superior street. We draw direct on Lon
don and vii furnish Drafts for any amount payable a
he principal pOn' sin Eng land Ireland Scotland Fnce
and Germany. Collections made all accessible points
hroughOni the Upit,d States spd CanadaS.7 uhs:lv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-25
Wheeler s Wilson ManlfaG'g Co.'s Family
SEWING MACHINES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.


/ ODiutOuS OI AllS ScN
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY en- Y Tribune
Wheeler Wilson's nactIues the favortes for FANI-
LIES, being especially adapted to that purposeNs York
/ Tunes.
III Wheeler Wilson machine has secured and justly
aintsns he presmience for sewing every kind of mate
Tial.-E. Y. Express.
Eacl OF Wheeler Wilson's machines is lcuatrd
t. do the work Of ten ordinary sewers-J0Tal Qf Com
Herce
Wheeler Wilson's is beyond all question THE machine
/ for taTlily use Lite Illustrated.
The Wheeler Wilson IS THE machine, psr excellence
for family u>e, ard mmerd 1t most emphatcay -
AdUOcate and Journal.
In locking the best it would be well to the
machines Of Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
| whe,e--EraMiasr
Wheeler Wilson's machines combine everything thlt
eau lie required the manuacJU of garments.-N. Y.
| Observer.
For family use, the Wheeler Wilson machine Justly
msiutIius the prF-emiuence Day Book
Wh~eer n Wilson's machines combine all the mprov
that have been invented for Sewng-N Y Journal
The Vince er Wilson celebrated machines pre-emI-
nety calculated ior family use and for tins purpose have
/ eq Ial -MusicGl World.
Full examination has resulted in thorough con-
the superiority Wheeler Wilson's machines
and OF their DLr Ct adaptation 10 family sewing IN all its
gs1iei les COLLEEN PTi-g.
We coUfd-utls assert the eIcee-ce aad pre-eminent
supeuuril OF the Wheeler Wilson's machines for family
use, ani for sewing geurraliy-LadIeS' VISITOR
In family, Of Nhe6leT 4 Wilson'S
machIues and cannot imagine thing more perfect
Ed n 7. ErGHge ist W9 d&v m rs
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u R. R.-NO MORE -PAIN-NO
Il ea MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUNA-
ism, rr Stiffness of the Joints. Lumb1go Headaches
IOoi Inches or surng from other bodily inmities The
rapid an1 complete efficacy of
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,
In insantaneously stopping the most eIcruciatns Pains
and Aches, Burns Scalds Cuts Wounds Bruises &c sc
the house.
Armei with This Remedy household always protect
ed against sndden attacks Of sickness Thousands Of lives
OF persons have been saved by its timely use, who
suddenly selzed N the night time with Cramps Spasms
NOm ting Cholera Yellow Fever and Other violent dis
Let dose Of this Remedy be taken internally as
the may require when suddenly sized Pain or
Sick1esS. and q wi INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE PA
TIENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease.
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Hay- flton O0G II OO'water-Eastn Flbbl-9 y
I5o bajed Sltou "a Is Og'Sand'y EId Cemnt 81 a 5s
Hops...-.---E3b I5S l6whte Lime .....- d %
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Gtoues, Mt.
Stoves and EnameIed Crates,
w. Il. Marvin,

No AZ South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
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Apples grin flbbl d y
Do dried 9bns ? Of1 2 =
Peaches dr'd- 9ib-(0 p
lSo unpld --fllb 20 u
Pigs -. .S9lb lO,S l2ls
Lemons -elb0N q -
Oranges ---- e8hoN
R5fsIns. Rzlboz . 75G . s.
Do layer T7hoV3 l2G 8 g
CrsDberrirs-- z1bbi9 50Gl0 o.
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professional Garos.
DR.. A. w. MESECK.

IRON Prussia thirteeen years In this coun
II try, with great in his practice. His office
is on College street, of Line, where ne may
be consulted persorally or by letter
Every disease, if trusted TO hin in time, must van
ish under his skillfu and genius treatment For af
fectous OF the lungs ETC., he has peculiar success
ful treatment, experimental oa himself
apr2I-tf
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nem-Dork.

rom yIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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nis~ursently rrps -ssd thai We sell % Seods saly
al Aaetion when IN fact txothiFda 81 our sales arr
pFvafe she strsr as aay ether Wholesale H0ase n
the city with tais exeepten, seiifor short Proni
fur cash and Short pronrt PapeE.
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Gents, Boys and Youths.
WhifS, mrs Nc.-a tuil assortment
Attention, Machinists. sc.

4O0Oreet Of Leather and Gum Betting IRON ? TO IL
inches wide, also Lace Leather, Copper BurTs and
Rivets hand ana for SALE low for cash at Nos 80
and 50 corner of College and broadway.
r. CUTTER.
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nasDuillf patriot.

TER RMS:
Tri-Weekly per annun, n,..........-....... %
Weekly per lnnam, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
One Weeklyfor two years ,or two weekles
Tor one year in advance ,..-......---- w
When the Daily, rri-weekly Weekly ; 70 pc
discontinued (pad in advance at the time snoscIoeo
r) the subscriber must ordes other II VIII oe
,ntinued at our option, until paid for and stopper.
not pad ii must paid at the time OF discoh.lnu-
nee, atour option. If tbe party IS good ~ VIII"
ent until paid. :. o.,
risk.
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FORES ST MILLS,

NeNinnyile and Manchester Railroad,
IITHERE We are saving all kinds OF Lnnber suit
w cd for the city market. Oak of all kinds, Ash,
Hickory. sweet Gum and Poplar Heavy lumber,
such as Joists and Sills, In any quantity
Orders for Hubbs, Tan Bark, Wagon spokes and
Lumher OF all kinds promptly h!ed.
The cash will be expected in every case without
prey yious arran cement % the contrary where tum-
Der is ordered. We furnish II at
Mill Prices Loaded on the Cars,
Where the ght is paid, Nashville pricescharged.
All orcers must be directed To the undersigned at
Forest Mills, Conee county, Team.
Teb2l@ M NJ. HENKIE, Ir Agent.