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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23
New York Agricultural Warehouse
AND SEED STORE.
r.. l.. ALLEN,
Is9 and I0I water street.



H1LANTERs, Farmers, Merchants. and III interest.
81, are respectfully invited 10 examine ms large
and uneqnalri variety cf Agricultural aud Htrcultu.
tal Implements aud Machines. aud Field and tiailen
seeds.
The greatest care IL taken IN The selection 81 the A.
iices nr ot sale, 10 have them Of the hest ami most
approved patterns, aud that they be made Ia the most
substantial manner.
10 my assortment can be found almost eteiy article
required on farm ~ plantation. | particularly ask
attention 10 my Flows Of every variety, culyators,
Humws, Carts and Wagons, Wheel.lauuWs. Gain
Miils, Sugar Milk. Horse Powers Hyes, Cane Knives,
Vegetable Boilers Corn shelters, Presses, Pumps.
Burs Machines, Cotton Gins. Scales, Churns plrks,
Muwins and Respinr Machines. 1'h,eshing Machines.
Weather ysnes. Hay and stalk Or Cane Cutters, &c.
Gaten. Field. aud Flower seeds.
feHifefs-Uuano. Bone Dust Phosphate, Plaster.
Sc
Onlcts filed for Steam Engines and Machinery II
al kinds. Also for Cattle. Sheep swine. Fowls. &c.
descriptive catalogue furnished on application Ut.
defs with cash rentianrs filed on best terms and ut
most care taken 10 Shipment &c
X. l.. ALLEN,
Isg and Igl Water street. New York.
Nov. 90. IS
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Patent Pocket Coin peterter,

For testing III kinds u G9ii and Siirr ttias.
Tho size u this cute title instrument isihter nchfs
hing. quarter inch thick and weighs Gro and q hall
ounces, which makes il convenient iOr Carrying In the
pocket and will I've sent rs mail, prepaid 10 any person
in the United States iJf 81.
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| AMPS, Chimneys and Chimney Brushes, Lew
"a lot received this day.
]. G. TuRRENTINE & SON.
October Is. "a
Lost or Mislaid.

A NOTE Of hand given to Goodman Blackwooj hy
- Henry Neal with William Carroll as security, inr
six doiars aud twenty-five cents dated the 22d day OF
semtemher, 1905, aud assigned to the subscriber All
ptrsons arc foewarned trading lor said note and the
drawer from paying the same 10 any person but myself
@ JESSE RlGsRY.
's"FeHpei "a. l7--3wp
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THE MIGHTY HEALER 4.
HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT.

The free admissions Of all Nations, rs well as the
verdict 1t ihe leading Hospitals Of tie Old as well q,
Of the New World stamp this powerful remedial Aeent
us the greatest healing preparation ever made known
10 suffering man The penetrating qualities are more
Than marvellous, through the external ottirrs of tb.
kin. Invisible 10 Tie naked eve. reaches lie ,,at Of
The ,ietna disease; and III all external affections is
aui'-inilammatcty and heating virtues surpass ANYTHING
rlse ~ record. anil IL Natures great ally.
Z ERiSlPEbAS AND SALT RHETN
ATo two % the most common and yifulent Disorders
prevalent on this continent, 10 these the Ointment il
especially anlngahe, il Ht0ias opsraadi i first
u eradicate The venom and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS. OLD SORES, AND ULCERS,
Cases al many years standing thst have pct,ius.
cnu.ly refused 10 Weld 10 any other remedy " treat
meal h,ye invariably succumHrd 10 a few at,,i;ra.
iihts Of this powerful unggent.
ERUPr!ONs on THE SKIN.
Arising from had state Of The blood or chronic i,
eIsr a'e er5dichtel and clear and transparent sutrr
rcglned y the restorative action Of tits Ointment II
upises many # The COSMETICS and other toilet ,rtlI
anrrs IN lie powrf 10 disre rashps aud other disisfr.
ments OF the face.
PILES AND fIsTULA.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent anI stub.
Hor Disorders y efalieaied locally and entirely by tho
Ut this cmulien: warm Concentrations .i,sni me.
cga IL application ts healing qualities will be found
to he thorough aHl invafiaIc.
Both he Ointment and fiRs should be used
ia The Joiowiag ease:
BuHlons, rheumatism, Sore Threats.
Bdrns. Ringsofin. sores oralIkinIs
CbsppcI Hands. Salt Ratum. Sprnlps.
Chiihaius, sralds, SfT tgfnts
fisiulh, skin Diseases. Tetlcr.
GuuL swclled Glands Ulcers.
l.utntaga. Sore Legs. Nenrrea Sores,
Nt'rurlI Eup. sore Breasts. Wouai. II ali
tons, Sore lltlds. kiuds,
Pies.
t. CATION - Ssnc are genuine uplsss III.
words Holloway, New Yotk aud London" are dis.
cefuale ~ WalerHafk III cvrfy ieBf 81 he book Of
directions around each et ~ hbt the same NAV be
i!at8Iy seen ht holding the leaf 10 he light hand.
stHs reward will be giten 10 any ore rendering such
Information as may bead 10 the detection Of any psrty
M parties erunicrilius fbe medrinrs Or vending te
same. kn1ang them 10 BE- spurious.
- sold At the Manufactures Of pfol, ssof tioie
wat. 80 Maiden Ltne. New York. md hy III fsspsrt,.
Tie Druggists aud Dealers in Mciitints thtetrhppt
the United Siates aud The civilized world In bo,ss AZ
70 cCnis, 90 retsis. aud 81 each.
u There Is considerable saving by taking the lag
a. sises.
n. B.-Directiobs for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder 80 affixed 10 each boz
Avg ". "a
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EBRlME Sweet New Crop MoLAssEs and fresh
= RICE also 1876 sacks Zine SALT, at So 30 cash.
One "i Grover n Bakers Best Family Sewing Ms
chimes. which haveiried and proved. now on hand
and Tor sale. JAMES WEBB.
Jan. 26. A.
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PE1DEnIDE -rLOyUIyG

4 COMPILE re assortment Of Cfolhne, coa's
- Frorks and Sacks, OWnoils. Meas o,etcofts
BOYS pauts, Vests. shuts. Linen. Ntrno and Siik
Dlwefs Cotton. Metino AMI SIR; Collars ctasais
iIapdkcfchel.. Socks Boots and Shoes, and every ar
ielr Of weating apparel wanted.
J. G. rrRRgNTlNE & son.
sept II, TO
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Francis Jackson Merriam. Of Boston, WHO
was reported to have been with Brown in the
liarper's Ferry instruction, and subsequent.
~ 70 have died OF his wounds in Philadelphia
y alive. and At present in Canada.
Hoiio,cay's Ointment aud Pils--sLrgery is gene.
rally too ready with the knife aud the saw The celia,
o. brilliant operation IS great professional seard
but the mutated subject who has all Of The pain and
none Of the glory OF the cutting and the sashing i y
no means TO be envied We have bet little doubt that
70 more than half the cases where the knife is used in
hospitals and private practice, Holloways inesmabe
ointment would render its employment unnecessary,
BY reducing the inhammation and prccluding All dan
ger Of lockjaw, notification gsngrene We advise
all who are suffering from wounds, fractures, JUNIORS
cancers, diseases Of the bones, &c., &C., to Try this
healing, COOLING disintec'ns preparation, before they
suffer steel caustic 10 come in contact with tber
iiesh. The Pills should he taken to purify the BLOOD,
while the Ointment is applied externally.
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Imitation O. a $40 Gold Piece,

4 Resolsing Calendar made to represent SEQ Gold
Piece. 4 Thing n Bsau,y and tii5ty.on winch YOU
can make a u. show of money on d small capaln.
Price lof single enea. sent by mail fcs;.pa.d, 50 80
thy mail. postpaid, 90
II express, 90
100 IS 90
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

II The Examining Committee will
meet at the Court House on Saturday
the 26th Of November-the last meet
ing until April next.
WM. II. BROWN, CHS.
Nosember 8. lG-
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Stationery.

A FINE assortment Of Letter and Note pspcf. In.
N yeopcs, Visiting Uards. Gaming Cards. aud steel
Pens. for sale ly J. c. WEBB & co.
Aug. IT. o.
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NOTICE.

A ] the late residence Of John Slrayhorn, deceased
"A on Thursday the lOik d November, the lands he.
longing l" the estate will be rented aud the nearoe,
hired ior the eGsuins year. Terms made known on
day Of lining.
". T. sTRAYHoRN, Agent for
ID. HART, Administrator.
October IS. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

AMERICAN CnuRcHEs.-The editor oil III.
on's Herald makes the following sensible
remarks. which will apply to hundred. Of
churches erected during the past ten wears
Many Of our splendid churches" 50
called IN this country, are mere baby imta-
tions Of did European cathedrals which we're
never themselves designed TO be preached
in. and are as little suited to the true de.
mands Of an American church as miniature
Egyptian pyramid would be for public
school house. Those old cathedrais grew up
@ accomplish an end that was then demand
ed. and were good in tieir place aud time;
baby limitations ot them are not demanded.
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NEGROES WANTED

E'HE undersigned wishes to purchase Immediately
= for Mr.. Joseph Blount, Two good negro men, Ia
lie put upon a farm here.
]. w. NORWOOD, Guardian.
October ~. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

WOVEN or THE REyoLrTioN July 4. 1856
Congress passed the first act 10 pension sur
wing widows II revolutionary soldiers. A.
hut 5000 we're a,'milted IL The benefits oil
tbs aet--nnly 81 are now living. OF these in
North Carolina:
Marina, widow al Joshua Elkius Of Chat.
ham county. ageI lO2; Ann widow II James
Iiuichins. Of Orange %: Wnnpired. widow
u Jacob lIolls, HALIFAX, lOl; Elizaheth, wid.
nw II YIN. Line. Davidson. %: spsaunah,
widow Of Wm. West, Warren. 100.
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Cash for Wheat.

HAVING returned 10 business, wish To buy oil tic
Good Clean Wheat that may be for sale. Cash
paid delivery Of the whoa. al the Railroad Depot
JAMES WEBB.
September 10. Os-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

Some Of the indians on Lake Superior
have formed a Temperance Society. II wa,
occasIoned by the detection Of chief in
whom they had placed implicit confidence,
who INDUCED lltile too freely in the ardent,
and while drunk spent considerable amount
Of money entrusted 10 his keeping. The red
men had an Indignation meeting over it,,
and, after most emphatic series ii srunts,
formed a sell-protectiye association, based
on fundamental principles; that is to say,
the firs, Indian who got drunk WI. u be
tied 20 stump aud whipped with twenty.
five lashes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-23

Tnr sPnoSs -s,me time since Catholic
servant girl stole TT u silver spoons from a
Protestant preacher IL Whose famii, she was
= servant. 4 correspondent says something
like Tie following en.led:
II thc Proicst4nt prrachcr-I send YOUR
spOons btek. u your servant had been a
Protestant, You never would have got them
again. Yours, CATHOLIC pgiEsr.
To the Catholic P,iest--I thank YOU for
the spoons II the seryan, had been Pro.
iesiant, she neUer ,roUd hare Stolen then.
Yours, PRotGsrASr PREACHER.
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New Cheap CASH Store
EANDECkER n KLINE.

EGG iraya 70 announce 70 The citizens Of Hill.bo.
- Tough AID surrounding country, that they have
Iist opened. al Cams corner nrw stock ii Fancy
and staple DIV Goods. Hats and Gaps. shoes. CIoih.
M ani Gents Furnishing Goods. which they offer
sery ehgap ior eash.
heir stock Of by Goods consists in beautifu 81, les
Of Silks
French. English, Plain md Figured Merinoe.,
French and scotch Plails,
Imperial Foulanl.,
Poll DrCheuc-, yaiencias. MousIin DsIaines, &c.
with good stock u Drcs. Trimmings. Calcor.. Elan.
nes, Homesp0n. &c ia shot We kern cvety thnc that
= Kept u First Class DIV Goods House. and pur.
ehasets will find II 10 their interest 10 give Us call
because We lfc confident that we hny goods cheaper
aad therefore can sell Them lower ihan any hniy else
Our MOTTO IT, Qlick sales and small profits"
LANDECkER & KLINE.
Nov. 90. Is
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Colonel Jones is a gentleman and wit
The other day nc was showing some ladir.
the CURT House. One of them asked ahy the
lightning rod. where Il was attached Ia tic
building for support. was messed 10 piece
u horn /; the Colonel replied that horn was
non-conduetor.
Oh indeed says the lady; never knew
that before.
10 be sure, says the Colonel. Have yoa
never observed that when hays have hal a
horn or two they ednt conduct themselves
properly
The young laly tainted Er pags.
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C.4RPETS md RUGS.

IL AssoCKs and oleloih. Tor floors and tables, just
|. a received.
J. G. TERRENTISE & son.
SEPT. a. To-
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Dan Loca.-The Legislature ur Georei,
j. al dead lock upnn tie United States Sc.
nstnr 10 succeed 1s,rson. There will pro.
badly DC no clcftiun until two years htntc.
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DE- Smith. ii Rochester, has Just perfect.
cd new arrangement far light. which Is re-.
ported % be Tar Superior 10 the celebrated
Drummond light. aud perfectly mars elluus in
il, brillansy AID power. Its produced by the
combustion through a peculiarly arranged
burner, of cafbureltch hydrogen "a. com.
bincd with i certain portion u oxygen gas.
The light has been placed on one Of the To-.
comuti,cs nf the Central Railroad, and an
experimental trip made a lew nights since.
The track was perfectly visible from the ma.
chine Tor distance of from twelve to fifteen
hundred feet, 80 that the slightest obstruction
could readily have been disrcfnrtl by the
engineer. II vas found hat a nau with op.
tics Of ordinary power could, solely BY the
light reflected frum a lamp. readily read 4
newspaper printed in ordinary type fiq
quarter 81 mir from thc ioco,loiiue! This
seems incredible. bat Il is literally true. The
distance vas carclully measured OF by pro.
fessional engineer who was one of the par.
".
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CLOTHING. CLoTHlNG-v efy cheap At
- IANDECkER q kLlNE'S.
Nov. %. Is
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, AND SALT RHErM

Every form and feature Of these president and stub
hoH disorders i efadsaed locally and entirely by tho
Ut THIS cmalieni warm Concentrations .tl6ui pie.
cuIf il. application. sheiing qualities will lie found
to he thorough aHj nvafiailc
Roth he Ointment and pigs should Be us,d
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Something News to $40 Day Easily Realized.
sELLrSG SEw ARTICLE o.
Ifi,II Il,N NnIEI,rN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
soIfoLAsT1o
The Dallas IIIgh school.

fI'lE unisr. guel has iusi openei a school In The
] i NtsHulU Hall, where pupils beside the ordinary
stulez 0f the common school, will have m OppOrtu-
ulty NJ pursuing the study NJ Tho Latin and Greek
languages and the Mathematics, ~ ~ 10 he prepared
TN admission tn the junior class IT any College -
Those beginning the study IT French will receive the
requisite Instruction, and pupils will be taught the
art II Landscape drawing, The school Is established
Tor tho mental aud moral culture Of youth, aud 10
facilitate those ends strict dsciWiac will he iniorce
the teao~ believing that cool scholarship and dis
orler cannot c0eNist, Parents living al u distance
wishing 10 send their children, can easily obtain
board ur them at reasonable rates In private families
ia town
IL is the intention Of the teacher to make the Dat
las High School permanent first class institution,
aud when the number of scholars increase 10
puire il he will have competent assistance
The scholastic year Is dy led that the ls session
will contain but three months, ending 9th Of SelSem-
her, the next session commencing the LIST Of October
and sessions subsequent thereto will contain five
months each, The studies divided into the LIST,
n and Sd classes, or, the primary, the intermediate,
aud the classical scientific and ornamental
The studies Of the LIST class are Orthography,
Reading, Writing, elementary Arithmetic and GeOg-
Rphy and the price of tuition for the LIST session OF
three months 50. The studies Of the ID class are
Arithmetic and Geography continued, English Gram
mar, elementary Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, History, Moral Philosophy, Evidences Of
Christianity, Elocuton and Experimentation
81 80.
The studies of the 81 class nrc the Latin, Greek
and French languages, Algebra, Geometry, Trgo-
nomctry, Surveying, Ancient Geography, Mythology
and Dmwing-tuiton $40.
The bills for tuition become due at the end Of the
term, but deduction of ten per cent, will be made
when payment is made in advance.
HENRY W. COLT, PriacipaL
Dallas, Texas, Juno 9th, lS50.-49tf
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Medical Notice,

Having associated ourselves In the practice Medicine we
very respectfully offer professional services public
generally and Will give strict attention to all
orr care s. Il. PRYOR, NJ. D.,
ho:ti' ClIAS. II. PRYOR, NJ D.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
John .. Good,
4 7 TO II NE VA I'll A.IF

DRACTlCTs VrH'arlg in the District Court. II Collin Tray
son, Denton fauaui PARKER iohnson Hills, pallss, ad
Kaufman suugs and in the supreme Con II the state
Austin Particular Uiiuun l. given D. land Iites and oolec
os IT, has long resided u this Iorlon ~ ihc state aud nat
himself Tint he liberal nr-asr heretofore extended IN hm
Is sufficient guarantee OF hs ability aud rraull attention To
business,
s ooe on the South side IT Main Street, d0or Fast ~
r. H. iachgT's IL The building FORMERLY ocerpio a. Clerks b
fee Apr, "a lshl-Iltf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22
DALLAS SCHOOL.

I lIENLY MORGAN, respectfully announces his
j intention to open n School for instruction in
the aforementioned branches of learning, on Monday
next the 10th inst, in the Masonic Hail. Mt Dallas
TmE TERMS ARE-ReNding, Writing, Orthography,
Grammar, Arithmetic and Geography, IS each schol-
ar per month.
The rudimcnts of the Latin and French languages,
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, SS each per
month,
The first session of three months will terminate
August Goth, 1859. Dallas, May 10, 80. i5tf
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CABINET FURNITUREl

I'VE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
and appurtenances Of the Cabinet Shop, formerly
owned by W. r. Burle Bro Of this place, are now s7
prepared with facres) supply the couu
Try all the furniture neee at the most reasonable rates
exchange furniture for lumber We are also pre-
pared manufacture patterns from the castings Of MIL IRONS
Reaprs Tresher Expect keep on hand sorgo sugar
Nls All orders will be promptly auehu-
81 In and executed n shortest possible time. -
March Q. 1s59.-35:1yl tOBLh- DlAON q w.
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Cherokee Steam saw hEill !
RECON- &. RJOW,

TT4VF heir extrt-fre - horse power Steam Saw
II aIiiI now in tuu operation, miles east Of Can
nor's bridge. on the Nssches River, l. miles from
Palestine. where they viii always keep on band n
large and good assortment Of the best quality Of SOFT
heart nine lumber that can he made in this county.
we have nov and always shau have seasoned lumber
Gene every bosiy and e.; lumber st 81 90 ps1 huu-
.;rss BROOM 4 MAfL5w-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-22

Cox FEED FOR STocK-Much'lAs been writ
ten on MS subject: the argument in favor Of
suiiing up feed for stock may be stated u a
lev rarls, II farmer has no fodder 10 be
disposed OF, except 6ne, Understandable hav,
tnofe wi be little need Of cutting it. But
mos persons have corn-stalks, and hay and
straw little damaged, which if fed out un.
prepared would be much wasted. Now, let
this be rln through a strsw-cutter, then mixed
.giih biile meal and mostened, and il will
Be vastly more pllatable dish, little or none
vii be wasted, and what is eaten will be well
dcesied.
Our good housewives hash up odds and ends
OF ,arai. to save them, and to make them more
aeeepiable TO their families; why should not the
safne pHiciple Of economy rule in the farmers
bsTn Besides. if cornsislks are not cot up,
they fheir way into the nanuTe-heap IN
sssct siate, they are very slow TO decay, and
arc fics lesoine II the shoreling OF The ma
nare- heress. n they are cut, tbsss ohies-
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AVgy!c EsistpTa.

sgTf R,sdy DgrepSi1, Choicra Diarrh6a, Dv'c"tcy
Sick Headache, Might SirCdtS, General DebHNy,
and its Gft6nf1t ms.
ThCc elegant Brs peculiarly adapted fora warm climate"
and every person desiring health strength and protection from
tho diseases Incident to the climate should use them.
Persons lacCd Hc, and feeling the Hand Of Time weigh
Ing heavily upon them with NIL its attendant ills, will find In the
use of the Rcrs an Elixir that will nst life into their vcnsi
restore the energy and nrdor Of more youthful
auys build up their hunken forms, and give health and happi-
their remaining years
Its We established fnct, that fully one-half Of the female
portion of population seldom In the enjoyment Of good
health or their expression, shower eN welt" They
nre Iangu devoid an energy extremely and have
appetite To this CLASS OF invntds these ttcrs are 'c'aH
recommended Their peculiar tonic and n'Goettg properties
render them invaluable in such cases
Persons wishing districts harasscd annually with Fever ana
Ar any Fever Of bilious nature viii ma tat oy te
take tie disease ma the Bittcr cnovate and strengthen the
systcr earrr bllr on, in its natural channel
r.. II. WEiEELOCK Sc co.,
Importers. Wholesale Druggists, 70 Mag ST. opposite the
Arcade Hotel New Orleans general Wholesale Agents. lso sold
10y j. WRlGi co. No. q ChhrLIes Street apr '6QIl0m
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coleman Mills.

NJ, urlsr, ~ r1t5ulcr Lni pr0prt of the rShl LATo
ny COES AND FIGURING MILLS, respectfully announces
% Die p,0u and hc puddle generally, that hi minac'oy In
Etnlrg Ia. In successful operation The
NE rmha different sf"a, ranging from u to 30 inches IN
lamct itd pur sgri two Minds of stone arr now Ia
use, v' the beet fr lnrT and the G'Tnhn o. Cologne stone
~ prl 1rs rBusin' tnrn 500 - $50 apiece
The office r" sale Of these Mills Il ~ 50 st Charles street,
basement II Masonic Hail. AMI opposite Commercial Alley whr"
ullv,. will vhpNml' scalnn Orders len o. the mnnu
factory wll ais, be attended Mills can he shipped from
there direct an free u dSnEe, by steamboat or on the New
orleans, tack son ari Great Northern Railroad.
Printed Circular giving every information necessary io putting
these celebrated MINIS, We ouei ny HN-
dressing the undersigned, ut No S. 81 Charles sioees
T-rns--Ctsh arA R Ml guaranteed tn perform, In ev
cry particular IN that Is promised to prn circular
w a. COLEMAN.
ions EgcuAspson Esa = 'A- Agent 49,.
B.--IN hfrinC6m"HfS IN the construction ~ MH'i on
Ms IyaprorCd NW SnHc Dress, selling Of oiheT MAKE
aT Ys reputation REr, WI certainty be Yros'
cUtsd 10 the 6 crrH' NJ the Lar mate ant propifcf in
snrh cnsrs r urntariDn Of Pdifntrfs. ip b0lily