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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30
Saturday, the l7h ddyof December, 1859,
Nov. 81. ls5o.-4x
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Will I'm Higgins In Court Of Common Pleas
VS. oil Trumbuli County.
Thomas NJ. Wolf. ct. ALL
By virtue of an alias order OF sale, issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrumbunC County Ohio to me
directed and delivered. ] have levied upon and shall
offer at Public Sale, at the door Of the Court House in
Warren, Trumbull County. on
Saturday, the 24th of December, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock
P. NJ, OF said day. Jeremiah D. VOLS undivided hall
OF the following described Real Estate situate in Hub
bard Township, Trumbull County, and is known as
Beginning at a post standing on the east side IF said
the Centre of Hubbard to Brookheld, to the south east
corner Of said lot - to a post; thence north on the
west line OF said lot 25 to 4 post. and from thence east
parallel to the south line Of said lot % to = post, or
the place Of beginning. containing hfty acres o. land.
Also. another tract OF land in Hubbard, known as
part Of lot No. IS. described and bounded as follows:
Beginning at = post standing in tn. north west corner
OF a lot Of land belonging to John Haywood; thence
running along the road leading from the Centre Of
Hubbard to Brookheld. to a post standing on the line
OF said road so lar north rs that \ line running west
at right angles 20 said road unit! il strikes the west
line Of lot No. p, andthence on said line TO the north.
west corner OF said John ~lIaywOod's land as shall in
clude within said lines sixty acres OF land: Both
pieces containing one hundred and ten acres Of land.
The said undivided half Is appraised at Sl,OO5, 90.
T~ERNs-Cash.
A. d. LYMAN, Sheriff.
sheria's Office. Warren. Nov %. lsj9-5w.
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sheria's oGce. WARREN, Nov-s %, is5
CHERRIES SALE.
~ I'M. & NJ. II. Brown. In Trumbull Common
r EFT 1T BE RECORDED in every

IL family. that at No "a can be found white. black
and colorel Kid Gloves, Linen, Cotton. Worst ID. Silk
and Buck Gloves. and a Genuine Indian Tan Buck
Mitten, Hosiery, Rnshes, Hair Brushes Spool Thread,
Sewing silk, Needles, Pins. Port Monies, Pocket
wallets. Silk and Buckskin Money Purses, Gents
Sleeve Buttons, Pencils, Steel Pens and Pen Hold
ers, Black and Red Ink. Indelible Ink, Writing Pa
per and Envelopes, Silk and Cotton Embroidery
Threads. Linen Flourishing Thread. White and Col
ored Pearl Buttons, Agate Buttons, plain and fancy;
also Carpet Sacks with the feathers on.
REEVE & IIOMAS
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A SURE SrYpTIc.IC. C. Lyon, a den.
list of Maspeth, L. l., writes to the Scien.
tifc American as follows: Observing re.
Gently a case of death caused by hcmorrhage
from the extraction of a tooth, the follow.
ing should be universally known as an in.
fallible remedy; Make plaster of Paris into
the consistence of soft putty, and fill the
cavity. 1t will seon become a hard plug.
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The IndsanaoState Agricultural Society
: have awanlei,the prize for the best crop OF
.s.orn to nafsosrbom farmer, who produced
-proof that ten acres averaged o"e.@ondree
ss.dsersnty.fc e bushels per acre.
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4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE..

~ All persons having any claims against William
Tew, Of Newton Falls are required to present The
same duly authenticated for allowance according to
the statute in relation to the mode Of administering
assignments in trust for the benefit Of Creditors.
passed. April 9Th, Ir59, and all persons indebted TO
said William Few, in any manner, are now notified
that they make Immediate payment to The undersign-
ed. who is dull authorized TO settle and adjust the
same, according to law.
DARICS
Trustee under Deed 81 Assignment
Nov. %. 1859 -3y of WILLIAM TEN.
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Annual Sessions.

The votes Tor and against the adoption
of the Amendment of the Constitution Of
the State. providing for Annual Sessions
was as follows.
Sumber Of Votcs-Tes, Fol,l9s
do No. 1884
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THE end Term of the Bloomfield
l. Academy will commence on Monday, the 18th
day of Dectml en-, AID continue - weeks.
NJ. L. SAUNDERS aad SISTER. Teachers.
Terms Of Tuition, So and Now 30, 50. -3w+
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II There will be no draw.
Ing Of tnyelops, or anything in the shape Of = lot.
terry, in the GHft sale at Adams Bookstore. Is com
nente the LIST Of december. Neither are thu books
numb red. We merely enter O. a led ger, such a list
OF gifts as profits on a certain amolnt of book. would
pay for, the gifts arc then handed cut in rotation, as
they stand en- the ledger, and it ia as impossible for
us to know 10 whom = particular -ifI will go. ash is
tor rs to know in what order OF euttonsrs will buy.
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9th Annual Announcement.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF II
G. 0 S nj 0 p 0 LIT A N
r. ASSOCIATION.

From all section. Of the country subscribers to this
popular Ar: Institution. (nov in its sixth ye1r) are
being received in a ratio unparalleled with that Of
any preceding year.
Any person can become a member by
subscribing So. which will entitle him 10
Ist.-The beautiful Steel Engraving, Shakespeare
and His Friends"
GA Cory of the elegantly Illustrated Art Journal
one year.
IA Ere. Season Admission to the Galleries, SIS
Broadway, New-York.
in addition to which over -Four Hundred valuable
Works OF Art are gireH to subscribers as Premiums,
comprising choice Paintings. SculPIur's. Outlines,
&c., by the nrst American and Foreign Artists.
Tie superb Engraving. which every subscriber will
receive Immediately on receipt Of subscription, emit
tied
SHAKESPEARE n HIS FRIENDS"
is Of a character to give unqualified pleasure and sat.
isiaction. No wsrk Ct equal value was ever before
The Engraving is OF very large size, being printed
on heavy plate paper, 30 by b inches, making a most
superb ornament suitable for the walls Of either the
library. parlor, or Office.
1t CAN he sent to any part Of the country, by mail,
paid.
Think OF it Such a work, delivered free Of charge,
ami the .frt Journal one year. for three dollars.
SUBSCRIPTIONS will he received until the even
irg Of Tuesday, the 3Ist OF January. Is6O, at which
tHe the books Will Close, and the Premiums given 10
subscribers.
No person is restricted 10 a single subscription
Those r.mitting SIS are entitled to six memberships.
Subscriptions from California. the Canadas. and all
Foreign Provinces, must be 50 80 instead OF SO, in
order to dtfray extra hostages. SC.
Persons wishing to form clubs will apply for a cir
GUAR of terms. &c.
The beautifully illustrated Art Journal. giving full
particulars. will be sent upon receipt Of Is cents in
stamps Ut coin
Address Z L. DERRY, Actuary C. A. A.,
SAC and SIS broadway, NeW-York.
Subscriptions also received by VIM. T. PORTE
Hon. Sec. ut Porter & Sons Bookstore, for Warren
and vicinity. Nov. 30, 1859.
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1S59-60.
PECTUS
OF The
OHIO STATE


Cn the seventeenth day Ct the present month the
Ohio State Journal will enter up5n its Tuenty-Pourth
Volume, and upon the second year Of its present Edi-
torial management. The Publishers return their
friends of free labor and Tree territories, in every
part Of the State, and OF their Apr 0bation Of its po-
litical course during the past year; AMI they enter
upon another year with renewed determination 10
make the Journal ia all respects equal to the require
ments Of its position as the leading exponent OF Re
publican principles in ohio.
The Republican PARTY, in the recent election in
this stite, has achieved a most substantial aud deci
sive victory Its triumph in the Legislative as web
as the Executive department OF the government, is
complete The significance OF this result IS enhanced
by the near approach Of the Presidential contest
which takes place next year. In view OF this fact. the
proceedings Of the next Legislature, and all current
political events, will be Invested with more than Ordi
mar interest It is, moreover, Of the high:s inpor-
lance that the Republican cause in Ohio should be
vigorously maintained, and that its principles Should
receive the widest possible advocacy and circulation.
1t is the aim Of the Publishers to make the Journal,
as it has been heretofore under their mana cement.
worthy Of the support Of the intelligent readers Of
Ohio,o all parties, but especially Of the Party Of
Freedom; and in ret1rn they ask the continued coop
Grafton Of their friends throughout the State. in ex-
tending its circulation, and thereby Increasing its
efficiency and value as q Journal Of politics and
news.
Full reports Of the proceedings of the Ohio Legis-
lature, and a daily telegraphic synopsis Of the debates
~ Congress, will be furnished during the sessions Of
Complete and accurate reports Of the decisions Of
the Ohio Supreme Court, will be published daily du-
ring the stated terms Of that Court
Zach issue Of the journal will also contain the lat
est News, Foreign and Domestic, received by tvle-
graph and mails, up to the hour Of going 20 press; to-
gether with = complies financial and Commercial
summary, embracing Market Reports, Railway and
other statistics. etc.
A due proportion Of space will he devoted to Lite
rary. Agricultural and Mechanical Affairs, and to mat
tiers Of prominent interest in the Religious, Scientific
aud Artistic World. In short, the columns Of the
Journal will present a current epitome Of the Polit-
iell. Industrial and Social progress Of the country,
and especially Of Ohio.
The Journal will be Tubli shed, as heretofore, in
Daily. Tri-Weekly and Weekly editions.
Upon the following Terms.
Fri Weekly. per 5 20
Weekly single subscribers, per year------"- i 30
for a club ef ten sent to one Post Office l. 30
to clubs Of twenty, sent to one address 20 90
HIN L CASES PAYMENT IN ADTANCE.h
Will our friends aid us in procuring Subscribers and
clubs. Address all orders TO
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Nov ., - Publishers, Columbus, o.
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS worth
Of vt'uihle goods given away, with every thou
sand doll rs VIC nth of books at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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CHERIFF'S SALE. -
~ BENZ Cranage & wiie) -

vs. IN IrumhuI CommOn
Thomas Douglas. Pleas.
By virtue Of an execution in the above entitled
cause, issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbull County, Ohio, TO me directed and delivered.
1 have levied on, and shall expose to Public Sale, at
the door Of the Court House in " a=ren in said Coun
ty, on
Saturday, the 9th day of December, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P.
VI. of said day. the following described Real Estate,
to wit: Situate in the Township of Warren, being No.
{. in the fourth range of townships, in the Conneeti-
cut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and which
is also in the County of Tn mbutl, and known as Lot
81 in large lot IS, in the village plat Of Warren,
bounded north by lot ., east by Lot 9? in said let as,
south by William Street. and west by lots e5 and 81
in said large lot IS, and formerly owned by Daniel
Gilbert. Appraised At $1,000.
Terms-Cash on day Of sale
ABB LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sherid's Office, Warren, Nov~9 %, Is5g.-5w
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Gnfal number of Electors,

y.tcl number of Electors, 800, 1914
As q majority of all the votes cast
was required to cary the Amend
,nent-thcn number of votes Yes.
must be deducted from the total
vat. l01,17S
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. DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
80, q ~ rrraU ban n 4

nON'T FAIL to see ''SlXTlI AN
IL NUAL ANNOUNCEMENT" and brilliant offers
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HOWARD
PHILADELPHIA.

4 BeHen0Ifnf InSIIEuTIOH tsIu0LISHeu 0y sptcllI In
dOpzeHt, JOr the relief Of the SICK and DIStrssse i
afflicted Dith YIrElsat aad Epidemic Diseases, and
ssgeeiaHy for tie Care Of diseases Of tAs SsssaI
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
vi by the Acting Surgeon, 20 al who apply by let
ter, with a description Of their condition., tage, Occu-
patton, habits OF life, &c y and in cases OF eAt-eme
poverty. Medicines furnished Fl zee Of charge.
REPORTS on Srermatofr hGa, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the D.spensary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIX. j. sKILLIN HOUGnTUN, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. ? South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
IRA u. H~EARTWELL, President.
GEO. F~AIBGHILD, Secretary,
Nov. I6, ls59.-ly
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DEAD THE ADVERTISEMENT
IL headed, Don't Mistake the Matter.
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Making a large majority against
Annual Sessions.
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Positively 10 SHALL ACCOUNTS MADE

This mode Of doing business win enable him to oh
Tiate the usual necessity imposed on all business men.
Of taxing prompt men for the losse: incurred by giving
credit to irresponsible buyers
Having briefly stated his terms he would now invite
attention to the fact that he has just returned from the
east, with a splendid stock OF
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Neh Embellishments.
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY,

Casual Advertisements must be paid fol
when handed in.
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Paw YOUR DEBTS

A LII THOSE knowing themselves in
"a debted to the late firm Of G. & NJ. MosER. a-e
hereby notified to call forthwith and settle, and thereby
save costs SAMUEL MOSER.
Warren, Oct. &c, 1859.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

bOugh. with great care OF the most popular importia
AMI ~jobbins houses in New YORK and Philadelphia.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime styles and prices for themselves
The highest market price in cash or goods paid fer
produce
oct. %, 50. Market 81 Warr.n n
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nON'T FAIL 20 see "SIXTH AN
~ NUAt ANNOUNCEMENT" and brilliant oEers
In aYnfh-r rniurun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-05

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. u. From Canton. "a bales cotton to
Robson Il Allen. l03 Lewis 4 Oglesby.. 81 Thorn
hill SEQ. IS r Adams &co "a Cutrer, Harrison &
co. SO Rotchford, Brown eco. SO s Fl Ably &co ~
Connolly Il Champlin, % Walker, Hutchingson Sco
:.23 Cleveland Bros geo. II Harding, Ably Geo.. III
Gordon JILL Warren, Gilmore &co.. IL Payne
Harrison. Z Patton, Smith q Putnam. 6 Walker,
Snyder Geo. A West, yillarie Geo 8 Hardie SEQ
8 Bradley, Wilson eco. 2 Block, McAffee &co.. 2
Coleman, Britton eco. 2 Carroll, Hoy eco. 2 n D
Henkle Geo. 2 Watt u Noble. i GLADDEN. & Siexas.
cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-05
ton as hhds sugar Us bbs nolasses ias ii bbl mo

uE4u
issses.
Il sNITHFIEID: Steamer Ranit3es I9z bales cot
ton Carroll, HOY &co, ,i3l Rhorer Hirqinbothari 4
Fl ~, 80 TSrlet6n. Whiting Ttllis.. III DeGruys &
yllIere q West Renshaw 3 1ammack 81 a Mn
Il tsnhergsr &co 81 Washing ton Jackson Zoo y
Il McAh6e &Co re- Hughes, HyiIestcd &co. 81 Gordon
II b Costello IS n K Carter Eco I'll A d Kelly &co
u Gour5aIn. rs q Robien.. II Dasiiva 4 Gerard. IS
Payne Harrison Carroll Halmes heG "a "a
rand HoQuet ZOO Harris g Lew Z ae : ~
hhds sugar s6S bts moiasses VEST hensaaM = Ganl,
mack ~ hhds sugar 40 bbas moses AT Mnten-
berger BORON 90 lhds sugar IIls molasses TO
Melscn S 90 nngs oo.S 70
hsiiy eco. Ivy DDS al TS " 9 Mont
gomeEy - oo Ioieoanc laytG1 z pn,s molasses
Hail. kodd q tnsnaI. g 4 naif,s. l. NJ DO TO
1ogat Feaey q :,;ss \, IN - Bryan
!sIieton Whiting q 1sills :, y W Estim Geo.: Noel
@ sSs hs so so eaes cotton
IN s. Z n,Y eta,,,,o. 1.s sugar
u LIE L. W;lsc,, iva VuapaW ~ bales cot
sSn = ~ ~ ioi GampDel Strong
~ Nv ~ z Y s S S,SS - ~ Estn Gco z25
ny AZ u bales cotton to
- ,eS6s Sco. % MeGfegor Bankhead
e "a ptis1 &co.. A FMlnps, Nixon d
= y W. brown &eo % Groves &co
vrne = Vsnc q SaMmack 70 bales cotton
~ s anse GEO. ~ Robson q Alien. IL MCKEE
I nsya = bradiord bales cotton Carter eco.
8 49, Masse geo. = hngeley, Blair GEO. 4 to order
Mt, s Sa ngeey, Biar Geo. sundries to order
s5T " os.,- VIZ . -, eos'on'
sa.t S, Lille. steamer Piota 1000 bbls pork
@ oopp cSco. lzg5 90 Dds beet l6 bbls 348
sss rs, oSs kgs lard Kennedy SEQ 573 bbls pork le
bbls beef T C Twitchell GEO. 81 do and sundr;es to
ooniles Grlggs geo. 40 els rope Coleman, Brtton
6cos sundres to Schneider 4 Wise. rs bbls whisky
9 d 90 y Harris &co.l. 10 bbls whisky 20 hf do
Ged9es hnds tobacco 2 Ethel &co. .suddries
g freisen stevenson Geo. Parmele Il Brother. and
oroer.
PIT. JEFFERSON. Steamer Southern 90 bales
cotton Gilly Sco. iii Winston. Morrison ISco 59
ellis, Ferguson Geo. 50 Harris X Levi 10s PHI.
lips, Nixon &co 50 Edward NoIle Scc. "a Hays
Saunders &c.,. II Pitcher COodr;ch Sco az IN
Watt &co. 40 Payne & Harrison. l65 Jordan 4 oil.
lespie. Is Duncan & Logan42 Dnrand. Rounet Sco'
IL McKleroy 4 Bradford :. "a Wrioht Aiiep Sco an
Byrne, Vance Aco. II Carter &co. = Fellowes
&co. bales hides and sundries to order Total ssS
bales cotton 10
z ATTAKAPAS. Steamer Belle Creole 1e bales
cotton l6 hhds sugar Beloco, Noblom &co. 81 hhds
sugar DC bbls molasses bales cotton Iobt Charm.
entier IL bales cotton g Randolph 10 do u hhds
sugar Giffen, Smedes &c., II hhis sugar 5 bbls mo-
lasses Toledano & Taylor .l5O bbs moasses 10 hhds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-05
CoNFEcT1oNERY. (. .coNFEC TIoNERY

80, WIN H. LINDO CONFECTIONERY
Carondelet street, three doors above Poydras st.
Respectfully informs his friends the public In general
that be has opened the above store will keep con.
sany On hana "a ny Of every kind Pastry Sugar Pnms
aud Ice Crea Mougat and other Pyramids Wedding and
Party orders particularly attended 10. - & d2s sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-05
A TT A X A P A s,

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, eth inst, at S p NJ
IT, = FOR ATTAxAPAS, VIA PLAQUE
MINES-The well known and substantial light
- draught steamboat Belle Creole, Joseph
ans will i. Leave for above
and Berwick Cities. Bsrwcks Bay Paersonyle Centreyie
FRANKLIN, New IBERIA and St. Martinsville.
Shippers depend the Belle Creole remaining the
tended t.. "
For further particulars apply on board
YIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
la5 Advertising Agent,
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Leaves every TUESDAY, at L. O'Clock NJ

Leaves every TUESDAY, ut IL O'Clock NJ
f7.Se - FOR ATpAkAPAS..-Vin PLAQUE
mne-The regular Attakapas packet Ceres. j.
j. Labarthe, master, Is ready to receive freight
for 81, Aartnsvie, New IBERIA Jeancrets Clarendon
Franklin Centervile, Paterscnyie and all Intermediate
All business entrusted her will be promptly attended
TO- For further particulars apply on board.
D. j. Labarthe takes this oppor of returning his
thanks to the public and his friends for their liberal
VIRGIE1uS @. DENTZEL,
jas Advertising Agent,
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: e.. .eeg.
..:ss ~ -. ! s. 8:
-. = - = g. s. s':.. I g.
IS s9l~tsraax.
& Harrison. NJ Ne. York Via
81 wsss,s..s. ~, ! = e I s'sss -
es - Il Lys.pss H.. 80, GO. J,
~ u Liverpool
4 ". zs'sss, + B:,ssIss Nv. g
H.! : =! ss. Dslpls = ,!ss q CO.
SIS Arrives. 81 a
&. ssuss 1lIlss ftSn GreenoOk, ao.h Nov
&t1enA, Hohiiling, II days from New
Is $5 II a bsllax % master. ~ dist.
4 81 r. - "a ~, n1sselI ) days from Braves
az 4 c3sal'oN & Issps,s. z q Y e 6 |
+ thu ftom Psnsacola, 70
sl ! ~. - Rsssses'a = master
sssss.sa. > ~ i.en Pensacola to
q -. 81 4 = :; r.s..ss,. ! =.
nom Biloxi basin.
II; from Tauchipaho basin
& ff0m Biloxi basin.
mum Ccvingtc basin.
atsasAhoats
N{lfanx1a fynnn Ton s. ss3si |
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NoTIc,E. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed Of all his right title and
est in the business known "DoRR'S SOUTHERN AID
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCYn,o the firm Of
A. B.sTRAWBRIDGE& CO., who will continue it hereto.
fore. j. W. DoRR
New Orleans, December II, 1858.
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GUN ERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on WEDN ESDAY. 9Th inst, at 5PM
r. - FOR NASHVILLE E .---THE FINE
regular passenger packet e. Howard, j W.
III ss l FcSer msssr leave for Nashville Ciarks
date landings the Cumberland Ohio Mississippi rivers
US ABOVE For freight or passage apply board,
jas Corner Of ST. Charles and Perdido.
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NENTAL NOTICE.. .....DENTAL NOTICE.
Z. VI. PARMLY, D. D. S.,
Can be Consulted at his Office and Residence
d22 If LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
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Leaves on MONDAY, January 10. at s o'clock r. N.
United States Mail ne.
/, r. M e nj p III Is AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Line-For Memphis and all the BENDS
The splendid steamer Nebras ska A. r. Irwin
master will be ready to receive freight Saturday morning
the foot Of Grod street. and will above For freight or
PASSAGE apply on board, or to j. II. FRELIGH,
. Office under the ST. Charles Hotel
line connects of Napoleon with regular packets for
the White and Arkansas rivers Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and for Louisville.
k1-Adams' EXPRESS carried regularly by this Tine. s4
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst, at 5P.M
~ FOR TENSAS BAYOU MACON
,ksssss I Floyd, AND intermediate landings. Tbs
light draught passenger, packet Indian,
Greenlee, master will leave above. freight passage
apply on board or to PUTNAM & STE1RESHIY, -
jas Agents. Front street.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on FRIDAY, Jan I, at s P. N.
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
r. A. FOR ST. IOUIS-COENECTING AT
l@3gAktSS Cairo with the Illinois Central and at ST. Louis
=. with the Ohio and Ai.sissippi RailroadThs
cey, r Rodney master, will leave for
on board. ff'
ja4 4dvertisins AGENT
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TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.
Leaves on "WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst, atsp.M.

re- FOR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
The light draugh passenger packet Indian
Robert Greenlee, MASTER win leave above
taking freight for all Intermediate landings Tensas, Bayou
Macon and Black rivers Fo- freight passage having
OSBORNE, WILSON & CARRADINE,
jn4 Nos. % and q Front street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-05

Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. Sth ut 5P NJ
r. SHREVEPORT, AND NEW oRLE-
ans Tri- Weekly Packet Line-The " mag
- nihcent passenger packet steamer b. T..
Hodge, John Smoker will leave Shreye-
port, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Ganp Alexandria,
mans Barbns and all way landings Returning will leave
shreveport on Saturday, january, Mt 5 r. NJ
FOR further Information and freight apply
board or TO G. L. kOUSS BROS, Agents,
No. . Front rect.
plan ef her cabin be SEEM ard
rom distance by dispatch leite) by application
nee of the agents. VIRG1NIUS q. DENTZEL.
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