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Goods. Mc<srs. John II. Weber Co. have
complete spring stock, especially worthy the
notice Of the trade Their department of Straw
and Palm leaf hats is unusually complete and
attractive. Messrs. benedict i Fa1nam arc
also an old and established house Of wide rcpu
tation in their line with resident partner nj the
Enst. Aessrs. f.. Il. Kellogg i Co. offer large
and superior stock in their line of choice spring
goods.
Il leading house in tinc Letter and Printing
Papers, and offering IN extensive stock in their
line, is that Of Messrs. G. L. l. l.. Latin. Mcssrs.
Bradncr. Smith Co. have just taken possession
Of new warehouse On South Water street, and
offer the product Of their own mills. as also Of
all varieties Of Wrapping Paper. Mcssrs. Butler
4 Hunt are also vel! known house in the gen.
eral wholesale Paper trade.
In Drugs. our Wholesale trade has prominence
and is represented by several well-establishcd
houses.
J. Il. Reed Co. are the oldest house in their
line in Chicago. if not indeed in the Northwest.
In addition to the staple articles Of their brunch
Of trade, they deal extensively in fnc Chemicals
Surgical and Dental Instruments, and Fancy
Goods, in all Of which they hare descrycdly
high reputation, and Of the latter, themselves d.
rect importers. Thcy are also large dealers in
Soapmakcrs' Stock aud Manufacturers Goods.
MessEs. Sawyer, Page & Co., Sargent L Ills
ley, Burnha,n 4 Smith, Lord Smith, 0. F. Full
ler Co., Bockee, Phillips 6!Co., Penton, Rob
inson Smith, Barclay Brothers, and Bones,
Smith 4 Co. arc our lcadiug houses in this line,
The Inter firm are almost exclusively in the Pa.
tent Medicine trade.
Aesars. Lewis i Page, successors to the old
established house Of Alexander White. hare an
extensive trade in Paints, OILS, Varnishes and
Window Glass.
The general Hardware trade Of our city has
been literally stimulated into prominence by
the numerous..building enterprises, and growth
Of manufacture in the growing towns and cities
in the States md Territories tributary to Chica~
Co.: Stocks, in this line, Of our leading houses
We msJ safely place beside those in any city in
she Union, outside Of the seabpard metropolis,
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

OFFICIAL RETURNs.-We re.publish on our
first page the official returns of the election In
Nevada county, which will be useful for reier-
ence. The figures have been carefully COM
pared with the returns on file 10 the Clerks Of
fee, and every figure will be found correct
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
NEVADA. WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPT. 28, 1859.

TAXABLE PROPERTY IN NEVADA COUxTY.-The
total value of taxable property in Nevada CO.,
according to the Assessors re ;iprt for 1859, is
$3.62ss553, and the assessment Of taxes upon
the same, for State and county purposes,
amounts to S79,S2s O6. Last year the total
value of property in the county, as assessed,
was S4.l01 993, Showing decrease this year as
compared with last, of s4sS,44O. The apparent
decrease is owing to a decision Of the Supreme
Court. in case taken up from this county, to
the effect that money invested in mining could
not be taxed under the revenue law of the
State. The Assessor last year, following the
letter rather than the spirit of the law, entered
on the assessment roll all monies invested in
mining claims, but in consequence of the de-
cision of the Supreme Court, the tax assessed
upon these investments was not paid, and there
is no reason to fear that the revenue of the
county will decrease. The following table will
show the total value of taxable property in the
several townships this year as compared with
la
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

LIVE OAK SHAFT.-We learn that the propri-
e,ors of the Live Oak Shaft. on Manzineta Hill,
cleaned up for their last weeks work nearly
$40 900.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28
Notice J

TIME r-NDFRsIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
public that the "Apothecary business" lately con
Quoted by me in conjunction with Doctor MCKAY Is dis
solved by sale Of Stock, &c. TO Mr.. JOHN WELLER.
Mr. Weller win open New Apotbscary store assisted
by Doet Mckay with large addition OF Stock rom re-
cent purchases below, in the building on Broad street
lately occupied Mr. Peyser, and cordaiy anu cneeri'
recommend them to the Public. .,ox,
Nernan Anrnst 18th 1s59.-49.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

DISTRICT CoURT.-This Court was engaged on
Monday and yesterday in the trial of Jesse Al
nett, indicted for the murder of G. w. Pole,
his brother-in-law, at Relief Hill, on the 10th
of July last. 1t will be remembered that Pole
had separated from his wife, who is sister Of
Alnett, and the difficulty was occasiOned by
some remarks which Pole had made in regard
to the woman. After the homicide Alnett
gave himself into the custody of the officers,
was examined before a magistrate. admitted to
bail, and has since been at large. The testimO-
ny in the case was concluded on Monday, the
arguments of counsel were heard yesterday,
and at three O'Clock the case was given to the
jury. At half past four O'Clock the jury brought
in verdict of mauslaughter.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

a-Thc following letter, which emphatcally speaks for
itself was written By the Dean ofhe Faculty ofthe Phla
College of Medicine to the editors Of the the Pac
Gc Medical aud Surgical Journal, san Francisco for
DublcatiOn
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

Dr. L. j. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute is
Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship ComPauys Office. San Francisco Caifor-
mia The Doctor offers free consultation and asks
,nuneratIon unless he effects a cure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

DIR. l.. j. CERplxRy's Private Medical and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
ONCE San Francisco Established in 1854 for the per
manent cure of all private and chronic diseases and the
suppression of Quackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, l.. j. CZAPKAY, NJ
D. late In the Hungarian Rcvol tonary War Chief Ply
cian to the Goth Regiment of Honveds Chic Surgeon
the Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary the late Lecturer
on Diseases of Women aud Children and Honorary Mem
be Of the Philadelphia College of Medicine. Particular
attention paid TO the treatment of diseases peculiar
Women aud Children.
strictly confidential. Permanent cure guaranteed
pay. Consultations by letter or otherwise, free
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D., San Francisco, Cal.
e-The following letter. which emphatcally speaks for
itself was written by the ofthe Faculty the Pha
elphia College Of Medicine the editors of the the Pac
ac Medical and Surgical Journal, SAN Francisco for
publication; -
To the Editors ofthe Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour
nal;-Gentemen-My attention has been called to an
ticle in the December number Of your journal in regard
to the al endeB degree granted by the Philadelphia Col
lege Of Medicine 10 DR.. l.. J Czapkay. When the app
cation for the degree made to the Faculty il was
ACCOMPANIED by aGlavits and testimonials to the effect
that Dr. Czapkay regular graduate NJ. D.. of the
University of Pesth had served surgeon in the lgnga
rian Army and regular Practitioner Of Medicine
On the strength of these the degree granted The dd
eldem degree its name implies isconferred gradu
ates ONLY and gives privileges Had there been
the slightest suspicion orrcguarity thea
woudbeen refused Byinserting this your journal you
will do an OF justice to the College and confer favor
on Yours very respectfully
H. RAND
Dean the Faculty ofthe Philadelphia College ofMed
cine
Dr. L. j. Czapkay's Medical and SurgcalInstituteis
Sacramento street below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
Mail Steamship ComPauys Once San Francisco, Califor
MIA The Doctor offers free consultation and asks
nuneration unless he effects cure.
CERTIFICATE.-I the undersigned. Governor Of Hun
gary do testify hereby that DR.. l. j. Czapkay hasserved
during for Hungara liberty ChefSurgeOn
in the Hungarian Army with perseverance where
Of have given him this certificate and do recommend
him to the pathy attention protection Of athose
capable ofappcciating sacrifice and
n pdeseryed mi sfortune. K0SSUTH LAJ0S.
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City. January 9th, 1852 3l-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

LEcrUREs.-Bsyard Taylor delivered lee
ture at the Nevada Theater on Saturday even
ing according to announcement, on "The
Arabs The house was well filled, large
number of ladies being present. and the lecture
which occupied about an hour and quarter,
was of surprising interest and listened to atten'
t1gely throughout. Mr.. Taylor uses plain Ian
guage, speaks in the conversational styIe' ana
his remarks are readily comprchended BY all.
He lectured on Monday evening at Timbuctoo,
and last evening again in this place. The sub
iect of his second lecture was "Lile in the Arc
tic Regions which is generally regarded as
more interesting than the first lecture. Mr..
TAYLOR lectures at North San Juan this even
ing. and at Grass Valley to morrow evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

BLASTING ACCIDENTs.-A deplOrable accident
occurred at the diggings Of Kellogg Harri-
son, on Seby Flat, last Friday morning. Mr..
Charles Dewey and Joseph S. Cook were engag-
ed in drilling out an old blast; Dewey was
holding the drill with both hands and Cook was
striking it with the sedge, when the powder
ignited. Devoy's right hand was entirely
blown off, and the bone badly shattered at the
wrist, his left arm was terribly manged, his
face considerbly burned by the powder, and
quite severe cash was cut in the left leg by a
rock. His nervous system was so severely
shocked by the explosion that he has not yet
recovered his senses. DR.. ii. Hunt, who at
tended the injured man, amputatcd his right
arm below tae elbow, but il is feared that be
cannot recover. Mr.. Cook was also slightly
injured 10y the explosion. The accident was
occasioned by the reclessness Of the workmen,
as Messrs. Kellogg and Harrison had repeatedly
told them never TO attempt to drill out an old
blast.
Ga Monday. the 10Th inst, Marshall Haw-
croft was severely injured by the accidental
explosion of a blast, near Scotts Ranch, on
Rock Creek. He was drilling out an old charge,
aud while holding the drill in his left hand and
striking with the right the powder exploded
The thumb was torn Off and also great por-
ton of the flesh on the inside of the hand, by
the drill passing through it, leaving the bone
bare. The wound was dressed by DR.. Hunt,
who informs us that the injured man is doing
well, aud the hand will be saved.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

CALIFORNIA LION KHLED-Mr. Henderson
Hopkins, who resides near Remington Hill, in
Little York township, succeeded in killing
large California lion on Saturday night, the
l7th inst. The lion had been prowling about
the ueighborhood for several weeks and about
IL o'clock on the night Of the l7th, Mr. Hop
kins. who was alone in his cabin, heard the an
imal scratching at his door. He got up aud
iighted torch. and taking his revolver went
out TO get a shot at the animal, which appears
to have started off as soon as he saw the light.
1t was so dark that Hopkins could see nothing
of the lion except his eyes as be occasionally
turned to take look at his pnrsuer. Hopkins
followed cautiously for some distance, until at
length the animal turned square round, proba-
bly, with the intention of springing upon his
pursuer, when Hopkins drew up his revolver
and fired. The ball took effect between the
eyes, and the animal dropped dead in his tracks
We are informed that the animal measured
thirteen feet from the tip of the nose to the end
of the tail, but we Judge there is some mistake
about this part of the story.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28
Holm s. DOLE & CO..
TURNER'S GINGER WINE
Turner's Forest Wine Bitters,

turner's Forest WINE BAtterss
For Sa1c Ivcrywhorc
TURNER'S FOREST WINE BITTERS
are cure for Fever and Ague, Fatulency, nyspep-
sia Costveness Heaviness General Debility, Nausea,
Headache 1rreguarty Of the Digestive Organs Nervous
Prostraton Neuralgia, Rheumatic Affections, and most
the ills that flesh heir to. They will be found by all
not only CURATIVE, hut also the best PREVENTA-
TIVE ever introduced In California.
These BTTTERS manufactured from the choicest Medi
cal roots bark and herbs by Turner Brothers.
raned be the best In the Pacific Coast ana
be taken with perfect safety by persons Of all ages
and conditions.
Turner'S Ginger Wine.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-The reputation
awarded to TURNER'S GINGER WINE. and the unequaiod
popularity has received has been the Of putting
into the market many spurious articles N- Beware Of
these base counterieits We caution all Of
GINGER WINE TO examine the label none Is genuine
such as have portraits In a circle, steel
plate--"TURNERS GINGER WINE Preparedby TURN
ER BROTHERS, New York, Buffalo, n and San Fran,
CISCO California"
Mandatory and saesroom In San Francisco eoHaer %
Broadway and Front Streets. 30-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28
Total. ..................s4,lO ,lOl, 1898 sS,62s, ,55c

1t will be observed that there has been de-
crease in the assessed value of taxable property
in all the townships except Bridgeport and
Washing gton, in both of which there is an in
crease. Bloomfield township has been formed
out of portions of Eureka and Bridgeport since
the assessment was made last year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

CoURr OF SEsSIoNs.-Mrs. Julia Moore, who
was indicted by the late Grand Jury for the
crime of abortion and causing the death OF the
mother, was tried before the Court OF Sessions
last Saturday. The trial occupied the Whoie
day. and the Court room was crowded during
the whole time. The jury found the defendant
not guilty. An indictment was also found
against Mrs. Moore for murder, which will be
disposed of in The District Court.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

JUsTIcE's CONVENTIONAL Convention of the
Justices of the Peace elect of >evada county,
will be held at the Court House, on Monday
next, October Sd, to select from their number,
two Associate Justices of the Court of Sessions.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

ACCIDENT AT HUNT's HILI~-On Saturday
morning last, Mr.. P. A. Sennett, the engineer
of the Maine Tunnel Co.. at Hunts Hill, was
engaged in cutting iron with coId'chlsei,
when an iron chip flew and struck the ball of
bis left eye, cutting cash about one-fOurth Of
an inch in length. The wound bed very pro-
fusely for time, but we learn the eye-sight
is not injured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-09-28

SUPPLEMENTAL AssEssMENT.-Mr. Brennan,
the County Assessor, informs us that he has
nearly completed supplemental assessment
roll, which will foot up about $50, 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10
Teachers Association,

NJ Z RCAN TILE INsTITU
We have opened No. 81 Gravier street, of ST.
Charles an Academy for the instruction of Young Men the
several branches Of Modern Education sch Teacher will
vote his attention exclusively 10 his department. solid
and perfect education will be given to s who pay attention
.nef studies and solicit the patronage of the public
rey upen the strength of individual character and
capacity.
+. RICHARD,
Prof. Of French, Modern Languages and the sciences
|. w. A. DUNLOP,
ON pot Teacher Of Pennanship and Book. Keepny
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Person, Harrison 3 Co.,
MAGAZINE STREET. L
Corner of Canal street.
BUSIN ESS SUIT
He USI~ Ic - - p UIESxx
PLERs0N, HARRISON f. CO.,
No. Magazine Street,
olo 2pst Corner of Canal st. New Orleans.
Plantation Clothing:
T.. MALARD & CO.,
Corner of Canal and Old Levee streets,
Have in extensive and varied assortment Of
WINTER PLANTATION CLOTHING,
MEN AND WOMEN.
Consisting Of
MONKEY COATS and PANTS
FLANNEL and HICKORY SHIRTS
-o" TRoCKs, JosEYs,
CHEMIsEs, ETC., etc.
All made Of and durable SUITS.
B-Panters Commission Merchants are requested
call inspect their stock of clothing which will be sold
Low Prices!
Rs-ordsrs will be carefully and promptly attended to.
olo 2pstsod F. MALARD 4 co.
II Card.
TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, ETC.,
Who wish to give their Sons Clerks Practical Business
Rducation in the shortest possible time.
DoLBE A1
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
Founded in ls32-Chartered by the Legislature Of Louisiana
Capital Stock, S25O,OuO,
Is Removed and Reopened the New and Spacious Iron Ed
fce kno*nas
STORY BUILDING,
Corner Camp and Common SITS.
Entrance on both streets
OPP DAY AND EyENIN
N, B.-There are apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING. PENMANsHIP,
AA1HEMATICs
FRENCH. SPANISH.
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc.
H Ladies and gentlemen invited call and enter their
sons as soon convenient. Former students specially
d spssAlw RUFUS DoLBEAR.
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n Mass Juee,tno.

Notice hereby given that Mass Meeting Of the people will
be held Canal street. between Bourbon and 81 fh.ra.
WEDNESDAY NIGH the 18th ins at o'clock Speeches
will be made by the Hon 2, souLE. THos j. DuRANT,
JOHN ]. MITCHELL, and other eminent speakers
All persons are invited 10 attend. olO 2pst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10

The Undersigned
Has Just returned from the North, with of the most
beautful and complete stocks o.
wATCEEEDs
OF THE BEST MAKERS,
f Including Tobias Hoddeil johnson, Mardn, etc, etc.
N FINE JEWELRY,
OF Every Description
SILVER AND PLATED wARE-very Newest Styles.
FRENCH CLOCKS,
sPECT ACIEs,
s55 OPERA GLASSES and FANS,
FANCY GOODS ETC..
selected for this market and respectfully invites his
friends and the public to examine his assortment.
W. A. WILSON,
Y oEc 1.sh s. Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10
Popular Essay
The
d is EAS IS IN Old e N T
TRADES AND OCCUPATIONS.

It'll purpose 70 wre briefly possible, concerning
the disorders and diseases incident certain occupations In
GLIDING their and mode of We shall
do this in plain language and straightforward way Our
purpose is two foGy to give curious facts not
orally known and secondly to bring orcby to view the
ready relief at hnnd In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-10
N'esp CaY.peti1ag.

j. d. d MER O. & 30.
1874 Canal Street,
Have received large choice assortment OF English Vel
vet and Tapestry Capetng of the celebrated OF
Crossley's Sons, and others
BIGELoW BRUSSELS and WILToES--new patterns.
THREE-PLY AND INGRAISi, of the b.st makers.
RUGS, BAIzEs DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call extensive sock of all descrp
lions of Brocatee Lane and Worsted Curtain Mate
RIAL and Musn Curtan Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings
Window Shades and Cornices.
In this branch of business pains is taken to get up
the newest styles, and orr stock has superior.
OIL CLoTHS-3 feet "a feet wide Of choice quality and
nav paterns ol0 2p6t
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.N,Otice to .auctioneers.

COL B. W. ROBERTSON, State Auditor is now in the city
for the purpose settling with hs Auc,ioneer and will
main until MONDAY EVENING, the 10th inst
n-oice C. f. Gardey Co.'s, No. 81 Magazine street.
New Orleans. Of 2pH
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Crauats !. Csavafs !

Jast received beautiful assortment OF FALL aHa VIA
TER CRAyATS.
LION & PINsARD,
81 and IS Royal street.
e3 2ptf corner u DhhNiiie'
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In tb,s civ. ON the bh iust GEORGE f. MARTIN, IA
tive 81 Virginia, and resident OF St Louis. Mo.

~ Have you = head or hair. or whiskers,
u "a coodi Doyuu wish change
that color u dep brown, perfect and natural
S,aek without injury the bes and to keep Your hair Of the
p~e ycu Sssre trouble nconvenenc II then
ycu Ciadcros Excesioz Dye which is the only
bsles certain and truly natural Hair Dye In
De world Shsud you doubt these statements the article
and II Il falls, denounce II.
SOFA evesywhers, and applied BY all Hair nressers
os 1plmAW CRIsTADORo. No. g. Aston House. III.
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FolI and vT-snse,. or 1859.

Faly and Winter or 1859.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
20, rs and 80 st. Charles street,
CoRxrx or conxos STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
Just received Per steamers one Of tho largest and
mos. magnificent stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
EYER BROUGHT 70 THE SOUTH
Which, for styls Material Workmanship ard Cheapness
is not surpassed
Goods arc divided into three Departments bu. all under
one general view:
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE
Boys Clothing.
STORE No. g ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE
Mems Clothing.
STORE No. 50 ST. CHARLES sTREEr-Fos
Furnishing Goods ana shirts.
na-salssmen speak French. Spanish and English
L. W. LYONS,
49, IS and 80 st. Charles street,
olo 2p1t .. Of Common street.
Shirts /! Shirts!
Just received BY late seamers large assortnen.or
SHIRTS, OF THE LATEST FASHIONS,
Of all the various qualities and sizes, White Colorcd
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for the New Orleans city trade to 1T Men, YOUTH Boys and
| Children.
L. W. LYONS,
Is, . and 80 st. Charles street,
e1o 2plt Corner of Common
Boys Clothing Emporium,
Ne. Is ST. CHARLES STREET.
Between Canal and Common strests,
This Store Il exclusively for
YOUTHS, BOYS AND cH1LDRENs
lCIoTH N G., = HI R IT'S,
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK o,
FALL AND WINTER
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING
Embracing every Style and Quality. @
All Of which will be sold very reasonable prices.
l5-salezne. speak French, Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS,
Nos Is. % and 80 st. Charles street.
ol0 2p1t corner Of Common street.
Trunks, Tracetisg-Bngs,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS AND WATERPROOF
OLoTHI N@,
OF the very styles qualities made to ORDER and
'- L. W. LYONS,
Is, q and 30 St. Charles st.,
olo 2pls .... Of Common streets.
Clothing! Clothing!
T. MALARD & CO.,
Corner of Canal and Old Leyee Streets.
Have just opened very large and well assorted stock of
FINE AND MEDIUM QUALITY
MEN AND BOYS
WINTER HING,
Which they offer for sale At
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES!
FOR CASH OR CITY AccEPTANCEs.
4SPurchaers invited their
before buying.
olo 2psteod F. MALARD Il co.
Clothing. Clothing.
| plies Of
FASHIONABLE
q IoHIHH ~ @
L u r ISIIIN GOOD S.
ether with an unusual supply
PLANTATION CLOTHxNG,
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Hats, Blankets and Sock
ALSO
large and we'll selected stock Cor the Wholesale Trade
all Of which they offer at the
LOWEST MARKET RATESi
NC. FOLGER & SON,
81 and IS Magazine street,
ol0 2pGs Gravsr street.
To Country Merchants.
We respectfully call the attention Of buyers to extensive
| assortment of
TRAVELLING APPARATUS,
| -GoIoprising-
EVERY STYLE AND TARIETT
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Buy the Best /!

Ell X LIE & LYON
Se~iHn& NE@Clninn =
We have taken the Agency for the sae of the above Ma
chimes III Louisiana and will receive in few days by
ship Desoto, full assortment.
After careful examination and full trial the relative
merits of the popular Machine use have hesta
toR in expressing belief that for all purposesght
dunn and heavy work-the
FINKLE L. LYON MACHINE
by far the manufactured and sale Of Them
purchasers will receive full that effect and that
they shall prove satisfactory every respect the money
returned.
PRICES FROM $50 TO Sl25.
H.We have reserved the second story ROOM
store for the SAFE of the above Machines where careful
examination of them is respectfully solicited.
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
STORY BUILDING"
o6 2ptf Camp aud Common streets.