davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

psstora.e Of which was lately vacated by Rev. Mr.
Hover, have agreed unanimously upon extending call
Presbyteran church in New York city, and formerly Of
the Central Church in this city II s understood that Mr.
l. will accept the call.
Rev. N C. Burt, Of Baltimore has received call from
the Presbyterian church Brooklyn, N Y, formerly
under the pastoral charge OF Rev. Dr. LORD
Rev. John Severance late Of Wilson, Niagara county,
FIRST Presbyterian church q. Suspension Bridge The call
has been accepted and it Is expected that ne VIII soon
be installed.
The Rev Or. Wiley formerly Of Utica, n. z, has been
called TO the pastorae Of the Reformed Dutch Church OF
Geneva, n Y, and has indicated his intention 70 accept
the call
The Unitarian church in San Francisco are anxious to
secure the services Of the Rev Starr King for their go
cicty.
The Presbyterian congregations Of Havre dc Grace and
the Grove church. Maryland have extended unanimous
calls the Rev. septmus Justin, DID,, Of Washington
city, 10 become their pastor.
Rev Joseph Chester late Of Ironton Ohio has accepted
the call rendered to him some months ago by the West
End Mission church, Cincinnati
The First Universalst Society in Salem, Mass have ex-
tended very cordial invitation 10 Rev. WILLARD Spauld-
Ing, OF Newburyport, 10 become their pastor.
The Rev. DR.. IAmson, Of Portsmouth, N. a. has &C.
copied call from the Baptist church OF hrookine MASS,
to become their pastor.
Rev. George Webster Of CAtski has accepted the call
Of The Baptist church at Orange, N j., and win assume
the pastoral charge during the present month.
Rev. Hugh Roy Scott, for several years Protestant
& Els has snS Accepted
st. Pauls parish, King George county, Va Rev. Mr..
Stewart late Of that parish, has resigned and moved 70
another d0cess.
The Independent Baptist church In Joy street, Boston,
have extended to Rev j. g. Martin an invitation 70 become
their PASTOR which he has accepted and will enter upon
his duties day.
Rev. r. Johnson pastor Of the Pearl Street society IN
Milford Moss has accepted call nom the Universslist
society in Baltimore, Nd.
INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Artemas Dean, lately from Vermont, was installed
pastor Of the Congregational church Mt Schenectady N
Y, on the 9th ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04

HApn PrAcs FOR EpToRs s-Nasnvie, Tennessee is
.,n sI.cc for editors Mr.. Poindexter, editor Of the
Cso and Xma'oaa was shot down few DAYS ago. and
H. ~ - snoplexy Mr. Hall, Of the Naus, is in Jail on
hsr.e " of murder and the editors Of the Gazette one
i1ht last week. found barrel OF gunpowdcr under their
h,t;ldnc with slow match attached It was evidently
no design blow up the establishment editors and all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-04
United states Cemmissi0n~r's Court.
Before Joseph Brigham, Esq.

CHARGE or WITHHOLDING FOOD from mAxU on BoARD aHP.
Dec. s.--2M Untsed &aass y. George Brasi~, Master o.
tie ASseyscaw bdyk theodore CswtsThe defendant was
accused Of having whhsd suitable food and nourshent
from the seamen on board the Theodore Curtis while
lying in the port Of Cardenas Tho evidence for the
prosecution showed that the seamen had been without
food for thrtysix hours when they were put u s py
order Of the captain The defence set up VIA at % =
cook being dead the captain offered the sailors 1000
fhsv sre ys,ns - cook t. which they refused 70 do
The Commissioner discharged the defendant, ON the
ground that there was proof TO sustain tne acousaoA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
CHEAP CASH STORE.

Read Mcleod - Jones column. These
ioune gentlemen have been making cx-
.ensiyc salc. since the receipt q their new
goods. They have u well.selccIod stock
,ni sell ut low figures. The ladies -
here in crowdt-a,traeled by the beau.
ilfal goods and the good-looking, clever
,onng gentlemen. who take 80 much
pleasure 10 politely attending toilc wants
" their customers.
They appreciate the potency q Printers
Ink, and literally make use Of il. Tina,
!. one n the sccrc,soi their .uceesa. We
rus, they will %rcaliae 4 handsome for.
'tnr Ia due time. Marriage 10 young
.iiirs would 10 well to ..set lieir caps
flr them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
Where is thai Church Belt

We have been requested to inquire
through tho medium of the Star, ~ wla,
authority certain persons eat down the
iioll.po,t near tho Methodist church in
AMI carried on the boil. iwas
by contribution from the eiii-
Of this place, and put. hot, on the
hurch lot, but mar Il. In order TIM, the
|, hnrcli should ~, claim u ~ private
properly. A fcw ladies Of Pamela raised
the money TO buy Il, asshc property efthe
fgrD. We Learn that the bell Is now
used as private property in the country,
and by what authority iihas thus been ap'
rropriassd, i. what many Of our citizen.
desire 10 know. !, shouli hs either paij
for Or returned to i,s right place.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21


Psiiteal H~liffsiss ~ fifsHiafs lhlen
~ latlgldasl hah ne slasfAmi ~ ~
#llfam anfss
Algvtls msp's N . t#rsHHil aAltfa, Z
lmslini a ~ oil hafH - b. pli ~
sitAnea n dpat's Pre-.
rltrl hyNrss, lnlenlei 10 tgnsu1ls
smsl NJ pfigAi l~lsfasis. lssaly ~
sss 80 lins, aai lnsaft1a u he dliefs.
a \ lha edll'h
Aes snssmmia N saelliasas mast ~
IA ff nh IA adfaHse. ~ fgllaesi
y ssaie aal lllslf#i fsas. siui ~
lHHsg 9lhaef ~
niiiasFy NDflaaf, ~ ffliHisi n rfs,
>, hy sssoeliN0is ~ sa# eils en tl
OH " q mamhef, mlf ~ rli o. %
n aieefliiin yates.
= w idrhi ag 81 - esft upf'
paii f8f 1s moa a. ne upfR IL time.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

Nrw Cmscn ~ p~asetA.-A notice from
the buildin. committee Of the BAPTIST
Church appears under our head 81 "New
advestissmenss,s inviting rvorcssls for
building afrsme church in shis place
Carpenters will d. veil to hand In their
biis d m saflv asv.
We ne GLAD 20 sec this step taken bv
our Baptist friends. Their rapidly in.
-ssiss numbers require an sdifee OF
tssir own. We hope ths. every ei,irsn
vii literally eesssibsse to .his laudable
sa.srprise.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

or lis eioa mss piac0 % Non
a diyuf October moss candidate
b. wan, tickets printed, wuai do Sei
baud in iiiaif uflefs asfuina a. boz s.ihla.
B. mon fof iitlel. mafl if pad be
r, i.litou, llaee D. pr diou.ani
l,aa one lhsasaul, Al pef laaatel,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
ANOTHER PRESENT

We. so nfo slneehHi 10 ipoh ~ ate
ur r.t,.r ,umg friend !. r. sveiW,
ore mmilInly known amans hi' friends
"Bib, Who "htli. forth" ut the store
). H. 4 NJ. H. Keith, treated %a,i,.ier.
81 to ono " Baldwin Stars hesi.m nlc
la. w. has our thanh Cor his n.rot.
.,n, In mo clothing line. When w. ~
, 80 North Carolina we'll e.. Bob o uicc
srethonrt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

A Relsrolsni Insiiuiion established by
special t~Hdotrmeni. for The Relief
The Siet and Distressed. Afflicted
wiih Iuai,ai and Lpidsaie
Uissg1as.
uNlg HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN
,iew of the awful destruction u
human life caused by Sexual disease,
hnd the decsp,ion- pfac,icei upon ths
unfortunate victims n such disease By
ou,ckr, several yea,s ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, NJ q charitable nrs
worthy u shs.r name, 10 open . Diapcn.
.ary Tor the treatment II this class Of
diseases, In ell their forms, and 10 give
medical advice gratis 10 oil Who apply By
letter, with . description Of their sosdi.
ton, (ase, occupation, habits u life,
tel nnd in etas u extreme poverty, 10
furnish medicines free " charge. Ms
needless 10 asi tina, thu Association On
mands thu highest Medical sAill ef tn
ago. and vill furnish the mcst approved
modern treatment.
Ihe D,rectsrs u tbs Association, In
their tnnuai Report upon ths ssesineas
IN sara-l ri.ea.ss. ~sxrrcx. the highest
g. .s,is, with ,ts success which has
.,,sads,, ,hs Ia,~,,, az sbei, surgeons In
n. 80. n g,srm,,,rrhers. seminal
weakness. s;oporrhsn, .lsss. syphilis,
n. Wee sl Unanl.m or Self. Abuse. Die
s..s. ~ ,hs k,dn.,s ana BIsdass, Is..
..d .,,l., /, s,,,i.ua,s, Of tho ,.ws plse
M, ~, n.sipr year,
a.. i,,,.r,grs. a. a r.tisv Of The pss,.
I'll ..-,..a thai ,h,,v lskeys In mi,
-. m hsn.,ol.p, ss,y, have bsm Of
Ina, hsa.a. 10 ,hs afflicted, e.p.<iaiIv
4, ,H. ,auns. and ,hsv have ,ssyIseS 10
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
Farm for Sale.

r HAVE ~ acres Of good Bottom lanl
With ~ acres cleared and in q good
state ~ cultivation, comfortable dwell.
ins. mud other necessary improvement,
which ! will sell on very reasonable terms.
The land lies ~ fnckani bottom. about
one mile above "Biri's Oh fcsry." anI
Two miles from MITCHELL, Crns. Roads.
DlRslNA SULLLN AM.
Srp,cmb er :, 1850. s3-if.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
a. N O. 1
Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.

I WISH 10 SILL my Tn.tN.I
Mica County Plantation, ngaY.A
containing 352 arre,, 23OT ntG
aers. in cultivation, q large portion ~
which Is clear II timber. This farm v
l miles wr., u COL. Hills, on The main
road 10 Helena. 1scre are good Dwell
Ing, negro Cabins, Stables, Cribs, With
one Of lho beet fame Gin houses IN the
Bottom, on this place. Blacksmith Shop
and Tools, with 5lto 30 head 81 cattle,
llegs, Mules, l%lursei, Sc, ac.; all 81
whica may be- had with tho place, u de-
slrei. 4 large portion d it's land sa.
above the great Good u ISIS.
Also. 2ail ncrs., lsJ cleared, near aud
immediately Ras, " Pamela, With good
uin.house aud iz,prcs, ssmecah.n., with
fFs,.tase Well aud Peach Orchard 90 The
sams. This lani, IN point u quality, lo-
cs.iIy and disturbances, IL equal % any
in Pamela county. will sell with this
plarc, Corn, todder, Wheat and q. much
Stock of every sind ~ may be desired.
With tho above plantsiious. ID to q
likely negroes v.ll be cold, II desired
Terms liberal, every way.
J. Is. TIsER.
Pamela, Aug. ,. 1859. 2stf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

MAsrrv 4 wnrY.-Ihis arn cgsss for
sale a large stock d Nee Goods. jest r.
eive1 direct ftum New fcsA. o. their -
s,hlishmens h gsfsks. Read their sd-
vcstiamess.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

q fhanhs 10 ~. doom. c. WILSON.
Express 1~1essese-s, for . Cincinnati En-
Fuir-s. sve DAYS ftrM That city. Thisis
far ahead u rne'e Sane mode Of con
s-yire news.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

Medical Department
fINilh ANNUAL tnuf.a u LfCiurrs No thi.
department 81 gpmmgu,e on MON
DAY, November IA, isla, aud vii ten.
inmate In o. ensuing March.
JAMES JOINS. ~ D., Professor ol
Practice of Medicine.
j. l.. HlDulll, VI. D., Professor Of
Chemistry.
WAnl,EN SrOsi, NJ. D., Professor
0f surgery.
A.. II. CENAs, NJ. H., Professor u
Obstetrics.
GuSrAyus A. MOTT, ~. d., proics.
.ir u Nt,crin Mriica.
r. g. RICHARDSON, N. -, Profss.
spr Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HINf, N. D.. Professor Of
Physiology and Pathology.
s. y. cfIAltLE, N. H., and ". q.
NICHOLS, N. H., Dcmgusirntor, VI An.
1tomy.
Tie rooms for pisseciinr will be open
on the second Monday in October.
The Faculty are Visiting Physician and
Surgeons " the Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors
in their visits, and free Of expense eajoy
extraordinary practical advantages.
Preliminary 10 the Course, Lectures
viii be delivered daily in tho hmrhitben.
ter Of the Hospital, from the 1T " ociu.
Der. on Clinical Ne l.tine and surgery.
tud other subjects, without any charge 10
students.
THOMAS INT, W. D., Dean.
The Administrators II The Charity Hos
pilnl olec, annually. in April. f%oart,cr
lsesid,nt Students, Niip gfu maintained
10y iic institution.
August -, 1852. 3l-tldNov.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

hlyn, alnlea.

uWu hf ith NtiaNF aHl b
HH Hsta sifl 10 H 81
~ uaa ii ihai q. Hn0s ifhH
10 % h'ii mHlsi All 'his Ha Hfall &
siih iH .Hfef aAiaa I.t lplHleI
HI HIff F. HnI a..
m b. mo an il1un lHha % mlai ll.I
" ueiut nf,t ell rtN fll W aas
one thu viii iNf mn AhNN tN0lo tary af,
40 ihfl fln faHfef iHNm,
i%lritni, Nfsaafsi, b. mY Poet H'Hea.
d p uuNu.
Nerirmhsf 10. 1859. 80 o..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

prs. Martin q Lester have isss reesivei
a stock Of r,vuxs md Medicines. fresh and
genuine. Read their sew adversisemsss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
ARRIVALS AND DEPaRTt RES
or rHs
M 3.

NORTHERN. or Msnsyhis Afs,i. ar
rives daily. at 81 ,. ~. and departs daily.
At "a o'clock. A. y.
OXFORD. or Fssfsrn Mai. arrives
every Tuesday, Thursday end saturday.
at 6 ". y. and dsrarss esery asnssss
Wednesday AMI ffiay, al 6 Al
COgYEEruLE Or Ssushsrs Mol.
arrives EVER Monday. Wednesday and
vridav. a. 81 r. r., and departs ersrT
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and Saturday, 81 VI
e'cioek. A.. n. -.
CHIRLESTOv ssS Csrrellioa Nal
arrive. evsry Taesday, Thursiss and Sat-
uriay. at s. ?. y. and dsPsrss ever Hon
day, Wednesday and Fiiias, At q Al.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
rszE STATE gF NlssIssiYYi.
Ia the ~Caanstry toari OF Pamela
lgulltt


ia the Chanstry toari or Pamela
tCgli!i
~ Raies, bsftrr NJ cisk " seii Court
al his Obios ia Fnoia, Oh hs 81 Jioa-
aay Ujh day. u isgs'i, 4. %. 1859.
Ransom II. Dudley, Ahda'is
Ira 4. lIale, Il a. }Caasc, happening
that ,ns defendant. Ira 4. liale. Is q o
resident ~ tho State Of Mississippi, and
now absent t,sIeIsem, 20 that the crdiBa-
~ process " las cnob,t BE- served upon
him, II Is therefore ordered that unless
the .aii defendant shall appear and plead,
answer or demsr 10 said Bal on Or before
,.e next term n said Court, 10 be- holioa
in and for said County u Pamela. o, the
Cour, House thereof, IN the town Of Pa.
nola. on the seventh Monday after the
/ rurth Monday in september. 1859, the
alteration u .aid hiil will b. ,eken for
confessed o. % him. aud such decree made
therein q. shall seem iust and proper.
II !. further ordered that a copy u this
order be Published in the "Panola STAR"
a public newspaper published in the town
a Pamela. IN saii tcunty, fgt four weeks
-usesssively.
JpfiSc. HARRISON, Cicrt.
q. Mlttih. Solicitor for Complainant.
AUGUST n. t~iu. 3...tf.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
V.AND FOR SalE!

HAVE foR SALE two separate guar-
tsrs II land, zach lying near Central
Acaicmy. Any one desiring a healthy
location, good water, AMI Tic advantage
~ u hrs'.fa'e school, would DO vel t.
c0amins the above mentioned land before
Purchasing e.seshefe. iur particular.
aiircs, iae ut central Aca lcfhs, pan1in
County, Mis-, y. y. BAKER.
August -. 1850. sl-sm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
LAND FOR SALE.

4 OFFER For SALE a Quarter Section
u good cotton land. situated 3 mile.
South VI sarlis. Ahou, sixty acfe, u
thi. Land are cleared, and jiusin Section
10. Range :, Township :. Having too
much hni scattered, y my nnly reason
for Offering u sell. For further patiieu.
lars apply 20 the undersigned.
JAMES ~. HARRIS.
Argus, -, 30 Is.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
DENTISTRY.

" ACrrr ha,insrarmanni
~ located nl slrjia, 10 Pamela eunnu
$50 D. n'aiys frnl " No nn Wef e1lla from
my puft u the county, uron being a.
dressed IT snil place.
al dental work done ~ him sill
be- warranted good H. respectfully 20.
lieiis atrial.
Nptrmhri 81. lIls. q ~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

ATuAYlU fum me. 81 natt.,
- aut lNaiH vi Mstla H,itH hNill.
hnnuKr tllNhEtt MOLD 500 ITS
fiHa i4 "a i.hf iHF ifsfe mi HafhHl
ath haet rf.0ros aI ma Wv nni
ne.l iHe Nifh rs, The other dafb
IH, hli mu.u. Doth aloui No hfNl
Ans person Nill inionn mg
ub.fe i,in 'oi tian eil ba Nhera'ly re.
NbHl.l Nj e. llENhN
Anrusi ~, 1859. 3l NJ,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
a Fine Plantation
Us1yI- Gulg.

IA tIllAff tF #f T
~ afl lHf $40 ml HHfn Hu
e.f fHrsf 0HH
10 fiiN HH+ fII
f Il H fUl
VI nHI 0 g. ..0l rfi H
sal u hafa a s0ffH NftHrr h
Hilaint of HnHu e willie Il Hnl ifHi
anN Nv les nlai Del ia u
n.H at tHfHuf All
a hll fH vHll evil nf mfl wv
mNflffH Ns $50 Hl HH Afp|l M m
al iha ffrHisaf. duats hAhth
sepiDnHlF ,lslt % 1t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

Of ever quality, sni m innunsrable
numbsY Of articles too numerous 20 men
ton; oil Of which va are determined 20
sell low.
Don't take our word for ~hst vs adj
~vef,i,s, but come and examine for ycar-
selves. Wru.gOD 4 JONES.
september II, ls5s. gu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-09
TMe Seeing sFs0caiise Premiums
AT JACKSON, MISS.
CONSEQUENTIAL


l'oANuSicArEp.J
Vieksbnrs, Nov 3d. 1850.
r' hotced IN your paper OF the 10Th inst,
sh"i' eau written ny MI Bennett cohdenng the
sue ny e committee on Machinery at the Mississippi
must SAY 'he course ne mas pursued is somewhat singular
o' III m NJ pace ne mas accused Inc whole committee of the
'e ~ '"a' ' 'eicNes Que 10 DC guilty Of lie rays
MI particular ienas oil s'f II. b. Evans do not deny tina,
am ehd 10 al VINO copor' them elves as gen,lcmen but
"''i o'h f pf''e' ''' never saw Mr. Evans before met
nm al Inc ar Mr. Evans and the agents for The Wheeler
"'oi ''"ns Nothc "e'e" hach more properly, when
~e'u examining we singer hachihcS than the agents of the
sse aehne a'u whist we were examining the Wheeler
80 " " ~ ' 'of Tue hatshh to keep
e US " '" nave " lsh'
- ~ I ~ ~, 9, s','"s ar behhett complains
~ - 80, . " % " "soh iieh' Ihonfht That
~ s w i''en'sei' ieH' ihat part l had nothing
49, ~ ..,..
49, ' '' '''t M. " H'u''cc Knew OF The scheme
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-09
E. FRANCS
II Card.

Although the disgaceul obtain the Sewing
Machine premium in Jackson Miss have been clearly exposed
and possibility remains oijum Justly
attached all the parties concerned still the Wheeler Wilson
Agent in this city supposng doubtless that justified the
means, is exnltng over his premium victory well
come to all such Victories and the similar
used by Wa Agents In other places that would
deprive them of thor got honor jackson consgn all
their riuuphs to the of hubuggery where in the est
nation Of the public, they belong
Had not The Wheeler Wilson agents been strongly impressed
with consciousness of tue decided nfeiory their machines
they would not have ventured the being caught
and exposed in their pitful scheme unjust award
Premium humbugs only link in the chain schemes
to mislead the public Exaggerated the number
OF machines Sold and continual efforts TO underrae the
other machines is favote hobby W 4 W. Agents
As the machines of all the principal makers numbered
there be mistake about the number the sales of
l. NJ. Singer & Co. already EXCEED 5000! which Mt their
prices would money 40 eco ma
chimes of the w II W. Co., at their average prices
The W. W. in New Orleans standing ad yere.
ment in of the city that HAND 7OO MA
CHIMES and it is reasonable suppose other W.
W. agents have like number hand proporonate their
business, there be 1000 W. w machines stacked
up the offices of the W. W. agents, which the
number much less than Singer Co. or Grover
Baker
slnger's Sewing Machines for cash only even to
agents and dealers but they up
the offices of the agents. FOR be paid
when Sold 5000 machines would be one
wears business 700 WE'RE FILED IN ONE OFFICE
BY special request, the Committee on Sewing Machines
til, Jackson FAIR counted the speed Of the different machines on
wheel, or ptman crank
Singers Letter A Machine made ............ 5 stitches
Singers No. =, IS inch Machine. .........4
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Machine. ............... AZ
.ia,,1a u ~an,. Maa,'inn " ''
Singers having the greatest speed
the Wheeler Wilson Machine is three times that Of nil sbule
Machines exlibitionn
AS the Sewing Machines are not changed all having
~ 10 W. sie'F siee VIII ma my statement oil inc relative
it a om.a, D., ~ a., n'ia
dence that every member of it is marty 10 Tho bnn,,n
scheme which otherwise so clearly exposed
lhe following resolution was adopted By the Board of Dec
- w., 1assa - w. .'',' on se announcement
" NV uo" VI INC i''ee On sewing hachhes' that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-09
Ihe0. Fr0is,
-. CANAL sTREET {.
Touro Buildings.

e
We have just opened rich assortment Of SILKS to which
style this that motley fashion calls for may BIO found
among them Double Skirts Two Founces Bayndee Broche
Boquet Broche, Paids Stripes and MORE Antique nagna-
cent assortment of Rich Double Skirts Velvet Figures besides
all Coors in Plain Silks Beautiful Bouquet Pattern Printed
Fouards in Double Skirts and by the yard
all eolors in plain Fouard by the yard, yard wide
We also invite comparison with BLACK SILK. They
are, without exception, the cheapest ever offered.
Velvet Cloth and Black Silk CLOAKS all styles from the
ample Algerian to the simple Buraous. lot Of Elegant
OPERA CIOAKst
Cashmere Broche Cashmere TARTAN Borders Circassan
Striped Reversible, Heavy Cloth Double Plaid Scotch and
Bay State Plaid Long sHAwL.s.
All Coors In English BREGEs, Double Skirts and by the
yard French Baegcs and Barge Crepe in all Shades for
the Promenade or Evening Dress.
Mcnos, Cashneres Wooden Plads Poll de Cheyre and Mo-
hair Cloth; also choice CHALLIEs Plain and
Printed DELAINEs large lot of very rich DeIane Robes
something quite new.
Pique Suits, Basques and Bodiee for children Infants
long and short Piquet cloaks
Embroderies, Laces Parasos Hosiery Gloves etc. Irish
Linens Linen Damasks Domestics and all goods for family
purposes.
Our object in this advertisement not alone to cali The
attention to the above goods, but TO assure our friends we
will sell them low II lower any house in the trade
p also call the attention the ladies TO the fact that
shall open, on MONDAY fine of Grisae and
Plain PoPLINEs Of color also select assortment of
chldrens EMBROIDERED DRESSES and VALENCIA
GAPS.
THEO. FRoIs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-09
SilCes. Plated Wares,
For sale the
CROCKERY AND DISTINGUISHING STORE

For Eale at the
CROCKERY AND HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE
SAMUEL H. MOORE,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND DESSERT FORKS.
SILVER PLATED CAsToRS.
SILVER PLATED CANDIESTIcKS.
SILVER PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
SILVER PLATED OYSTER FORKS.
SILVER PLATED WATERS
SILVER PLATED URNS.
SILVER PLATED EGG BOILERS.
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS.
SILVER PLATED SYRUP PITCHERS.
SILVER PLATED DECANTER Labels.
SILVER PLATED BUTTER DISHES.
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED MUGS
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS.
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS
SILVER PLATED BERRY BOWLS.
SILVER PLATED Ladies'
SILVER PLATED CALI. BELLS.
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS
SILVER PLATED DiPPERs.
SILVER PLATEE SPOON HOLDERS mis- 2peodtf
B1'OOns, Paper and Buckets.
800 dozen BRooMS-asscftcd.
500 BUCKETS =.
200 -. PAINTED TUBS
100 >. CEDAR
20c0 reains ASSORTED PAPER.
100 LETTER and NOTE PAPER
100 dozen ZINC wAsIl-BoARDs
Together with large assortment Of
SCRUB, SHOE and
WItTEWASH brushes,
LAMP WICK,
COTTON Tw1NE, etc.
E5~troceIs will please call and examine my stock at
40 Magazine Street.
do 2pl2t l.. SAWYER