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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
TORTGAGE SALE.


vi Dcfa1it having tcc.: made in tho condi
ton Of ~ certaia fnor' oake deed. duly execn TED
nnd delivered by WILLIAM FEpebq1n snd Aatil-
do Freeborn. his wife, Of Goodhue county
Ainnesota, to Messrs. Smith. ,7Neies 4 Co.. .o
the same place, which mortgage decd bears
date the sixteenth 1Gth) day of February A
u. 1858. aud was daily recorded IL the Jbnce
ofthe Register Of Deeds otsaid Goodhue county
on The fifth day Of N arch, A. D. 1883, at three
o'clock N. in book four Of Mortgage Deeds
on pages PAS and 246 and conveys from said
William FreeHorno and Matilda TFrecbcrn tc
said Smith, .Neigs q Co., in:fee, the following
described land and premises: situate in ,es'd
that part OF lot number ono Q) in block 1n,,m
Der forty three (4s) in the city Of Red Wing. az
said Red Wing ia plated and recorded in the
office ofthe Rafiaer If Ddsds. n md for said
County Of Goodhuez3and described as tollowe
commencing Ut the Southwest corner of.said
lot one Il and running thence northeTly alonq
the westerly line of sa;i: lot, ferty-fos,r (44)
feet. thence casterly and parallel with Main
street Twenty 2''y foot. theaco ssontherly atd
parallel with Bu~h street, forty four 90 feet
thence :wester!v along Mainstreet, twenty t(2o)
testto the place Of heginning:
Alsa alotsnumheHona q andStwof a. and the
touth-w su.rter Of the eerth cas-: quarter et
OTIS one and; two Il e ~ beingip said section
number twenty f,ur ~ in township number
one h,ndrcd and thirteen (ll3b north Of range
pu,nber fifteen Il l5N west. ..contsininRrin all
one hundred and forty four and 9s-lss acres
oe the same more or less,
Said mortgage deed was made 70 secure the
payment OF, the ,promissorv l,Qte signed by the
said w illiam Freeborn. hearing even date vith
hunlrea and ni6ety y-rIx dol ers and seventy
seven eents( (el?96: IT. due on or before four
monthe from the dete thsreoF, without grace,
9. a.ri { no, paid at maturity - taw insere:.
And whereas, the first Of She alseys descriptions
OF land. was released from ths lion Of ssid
mortgage, which said release wasduly recorded
IN tho office ofthe Re9stoesof Deodo: for said
lsoodhuc county in Book two of frftacellaneosi
Records on the 10th dav Of June "a. D. 1859. 1t
three O'Clock, p. N. on pages 2ss and a34, le.v-
;e8ls's f3s ibsd ss'd .Bcss
as fellows viz : lots ,nunbctr ono. and two
(2) and the south west quarter Of tha north
east quarter Oh az aection number sWe6yy- four
(2D in Township number lis north Of Range
number Is west containing IA 93-lO0 as afore-
at thed.te Of thisnoeiee the .um of two tbous-
and eight hui:dfed hid forty dollars l3,S 81
and no proceeding at law or otherwiics hakin
been instituted to recover the said de6t sssared
y SAID mertgeee = 4foresaid or any part there-
;, Now s,.. therefore notice, !. h.',
esse mads and provided. Gs said njorteaGsd
ptemissss dow su69 9Jetse the zen and condition.
OF said morteago as a16sSeija val be offered fol
sale, nSspsdn easopl tom 11sg thtf6Sfh. aay
or January a: p 1855. q ~ osloakj1 tie fore
noon Of said day, il 'front.' Of the Court House,
y tns sity Of Red Wing, IN said county oi
'sId1 the s.id Az .es az sen due a on
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
5 adn;sl n|ssEs''r es:s4T Z: Court

~.TATE o. MI \ EStar:A.t ts,,1,-s,-.c
- GooDi'uE CovS1r. IS. ." '''a'@I'"'1
In the matter Of the appiicn:ion Of the gua,-
dian Of Carries QSia s,,,l ,';.sr srhnc O>ia: for
license t" SC. real estate hf hi: wards
OR &. xni,M = saiX ts,u!,.ys kdss,ii.s #
Charles Os:a and Josephine D:... residents If
sail county. n,;.j spray n. fr i,el,.c t.. sell
the real estate Of each IT his said war $. to
wit: of Charles Osia lot !. il sc:.: II. in
township lis, II, of range IS w the sc 4 Of
Che n " 4 Of scc.'iS,,i in township, Il3.' II Of
range ~ "; the 4 "f the c14 q. .-cc.! s. In
township III. IL Of range /. " !; the. " 4 Of
see. 81. ili township ia. ii OF rang. - w. aid
the v Il Of soc. 81. i'm t"wnihip' Ill. of
.saRtes!5 y: e. yos.phiSs QsiA s',s ~ sf
township IL. n: of rage = W; and the y 4
Of the Nv u of sec. ~; and the O. 11<<-ef the
II n of see. 90 and the e n Of zee. 2i. in
township III, N Of range IS y, 70 enGGls Tho
salt euardian to- 'pay the debts, Id provide for
: thc meip!sn44noye, cdacat on and antaes Of
urday: the 3lst day Of DecSmbcr.A. 1859, be.
and the Same is hereby aaeienetfor tho hearing
IF said petition, and that VII persons interest
cd in said estates. or either OF t8ier,, appear
before the said Probate Court. At the Probate
Office, in the city Of Red Wing, in said county
ef Good diinc :at " oelbck 4. =. cf that day, -
show cause, If any there be, why the prayer 81
the said petitioner should not be granted
And it is further ordered that the :ssaid per-
tioner gave esnGtiGe to- all pe5aonS aintoyc.sed in
cad eststc9. of 1a~pepdensy st.eexilT psltjEn
Ind the fearing Thereof, by causing i cory df
ti,i. order to be published in The Red Wing
county Of Goodhue, three con.ecutive wesKs
next prior to said day Of hcalfnR: ss.as..
Dated at. Red Wing, in said county Of Geol-
hue. this llth day of Nov. 4. b: 1889. -, y!
ORRINs DBNBMORE sa
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
HELPERS .:'lMpz.xDrNc CRISIS,

HELPERS 'Si'lMPE.NDlNt: CRlSIS."'
On the first day of the session Mr.. CLARK
member Of Congress from Missouri, intro.
duGsd the following resolutions: &. ,Ygga j.
WHEREAS, Certain members Of this Hou e.
now in nomination for Speaker did endorse
and recomm nd the book herein:lft er named;
therefore. .}Ia 18i0 1919 ] nEfi Yj.Iai
Iecsotvs1, That the doctrines and senti
meats ofa cartai2 book called "The, ftnpcn
ding Ersi; o the South, and HOW 70 Nee,
IT," purport,ny to have ,.ecn written by il
I. Help:r. are incendiary AMI hostile 10 tho
domestic peace and tranquility Of the country
and that no member of this House who re.
commended Or endorsed it Or the com,,end
is fl to be Speaker Of the House. at''
90 The book in question. was written by
Hinton Rowan Helper, ~ native o. North
Carolina and is unquestionaLly Of the mos,
'ncendiary character, II ;Elays down. the
programme ofa combined ssryile and s.Qra.
!! ran insWurrect W Oh 10 the South; aud as the
nrst step thereto. proposes union be.
tween the non-slaveholding whites and ne.
groes-contemplating . servils revolt. The
expulsion Of the dominant class, and the
ccnti,cation Of their property HrLprp
proposes. the following plan 1t operation:
I l.aThotoughoryan 1stion and independen,
political action on the part Of the non. slave.
holding whites Of the South. ..s,.a.,s!.,.,3 u
2. lnel'gibility Of pro.slavery sla, eholders
never another vote to any one who advocate:
the retention and perpetuation Of human
slavery. .s3S'~t> = -F''fft'F1s
3. No oo.operation with pro. slavery !, poll
ticians: no fellowship with them in religion
no af1ilation with them in society.
4. No patroDageto pro.slavery merchants
no gustship in slave VA ting hotels: no fee,
to prorslsvsry lawyers no ,employment I.
Pto.s'avery physicians no audience to pro
holders batF'-3'o .s3sliT:' tTrli' III
6. Abrupt discontinuance of Subscription
to pro. slavery newspa apers. T@N s"f\,
= 1.-The greatest possible encouragement
to free white .!abers .tRr9omaT p NJ F."
II was proposed last March, by csrtai,
New York Republicans, beaded by, WE,
and GREELEY. to circulate l. O.OOO copies Q
this work ID the Son,h--g,a uituxs1v ant
to carry out the scheme, circulation Va.
issued, sNilorsing the work, recommending it.
circulation. and soliciting ooutribotionSs i =
This Circular w;ss signed by sfzty.fi4ht lte
publican. Ine'nbers Of the present House
comprising every prominent Republican rep
ss.,., ,.,;ts az ,-,;tsr}
The adoption of the resolution of, ;Mr
CLARK. therefore, will have !. peculiar sig.
nificance, !; and We believe il will To- adopted
blythe vote Of ths combined Democratic and
american members. 'fhs House. fSoa on 2 Is,
7th, refused 70 lay it on the tatls' by 4 clost
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
TELECRAPH-A CHANCE FOR a
H.! iaH.},. COODlNvES'rm u ENT. m l.,,tts.,


4!liar5g GOOD DflNvESrMENT. f;ls.tt.,
Mall the wonders that can 81 found in
this thst state Of Minnesota, the most sur,
prisinz is ]. that there cannot b found |. tels-
graph. From St. Paul to L. Crosse-one
hundred and Atty miles, nearly I. line would
haxa paid Of itself. during the last three
years. besides the amount of fbssinsss given
to through lines 20 New York. The towns
along the Mississippi are sufficiently ,nu,ner-
ous and populous and tho 'couutiy back 'ol
them sufficiently seeded Il furnish ono line
: : most profitable business. To insure the
construction Of such : line. III. Legislature
would undoubtsdiy-sh. present winter
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
.1.DTER17SENEV1,S

Naasi; kny s,.d h<gn:r ..;se pine. or o.h.,
ted = ,tee fun exnt of3he Law. And ] will
pay in doulrs sany - furnishing evidence
gass. sA.l tthc plnes bstween Wacoota and
Westervelt are on my land. There are plenty
Of pines on the other side Of the lake for afl
Christian purposes, that are Of no other use.
GEO. W. BULLARD. -
December "a, 1859. I77tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
RED WING, MIMI. DEC. "a, 1859.
VIII LIAM coLvilL. 'JR.. EoIToR
DEMOCRATIC CO. CONVENTION.
AND LEGlsLAT-
}@tf.ri .&1s I'VE VESUMMARY.a t!Ioa8 80

I CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLAT-
~ ri -2rs I'VE SUMMARY. st}o@8 1@
Nothing has been done in Congress, since
Dur last, except to ballot for speaker. In:
dications are that ; speaker will soon be
elected. The Republicans have come with:
in . few votess of the necessary number.
On tho. 2lst,i Cobb Of Georgia asked them
whether they had no other candidate than
Shcrman- member who had not endorsed
Helpers Book. This points at Corwin, who
would be elected on the first ballot if The
!:cpublicans started him. Then followed .
conversation between Cobb and Ehridge
(Anerican,) in which it appeared that the
bulk Of the Americans are willing to sup
|port . Democratic candidate, Is soon as il
is evident that their votes will elect him,
but said Ethridge you have no candidate
that can obtain the 50 votes you claim -
Cobb stated that the objections to harmony
were now oyerome, and the 18th ballot
Was taken. Whole number 226-. necessary
to choice ia; Sherman LOG. ,Millson 96,
Gilmer 6, Ethfidge 2; Davis 4, Scattering 2.
We look for tho next ballot with great in.
terest, as it is likely TO elect Millson. @
In the Seeass5'Slidell introduced bill
making appropriations for the purchase
Of Cuba. Senator johnson Of Tennessee,
introduced homestead bill. "A .,a,.s, =.
In the Legislature nothing. At all has been
done. The Republicans having determined
to transact DO business until Gov. Ramsey
is sworn in /; earring the Democratic party
may divide with them the credit for certain
measures now proposed by both parties.
The week has therefore been spent in dis
cussing the Abolition resolutions introduced
BY McLaren and others. The members
have voted that their own orders upon the
treasury shall hear interest. This was Mr..
Stearns isrend neasure-Goodhue county
Legislation is becoming popular. aoi aqa
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
STATE OF. MINKESOTA,(-,-n--,-..
GooDauE CouST1, 81. IN 1'ooe'e coafs M
~ the matter Of the application to sci, the real
rstasesof AAsasa etreeter for the,Iajnent Of


~ the matter Of the application to sell the real
ese.tesof Ashasa streeter for the,IatHent Of
Upon reading and fling the peti,ion under
oath Of A, B. Miller adminisssasor of all and
singular the goods and chattcls. rights, credits,
and estate of Amasa Stre,ter, late OF said
county Of GoOdhue deceased, representing that
tho assets 10 his hands ~ such administrator
Sre lnsnttic n enshle him. to
and charges unpaid and outstanding against
the said estrte, AMI snoring that there is NO
cessity that all the rcal estate Of .aid deceased
& .slf 1 ates. peX@eet ps'g ri s,eh dbts and
|s:me, s :. lt !. ordered that "Wednesday, the 2sth
day of January, .. D. 1880, be, .end the same is
hereby sPppinted and assigned fes the hes.ring
Of sid PETITION. And all persons Interested in
SAID estate are directed and required to appear
bytore said Probate Court, at the Probate iSaice
~ ned Wing. iE said county, ut 8 O'clock r. N.
Of that day, and show cause. If any there he,
Wy ts prayer Of said petition should not be
And i IL farSler ordered that the aid IL peti
TONER give notice TO al persons inferested in
and the hearing dreof 81 & III l;ine ~ ccny % Of
this order to be published four consecutive
xWSsks W;as gsia[ e rid AZ St hssrine in the Red
in said couEty Of Gosdhue u p =.
Dated ht Rcd Wing; Goodhue county, MIMI,
this 2atinday Of December. .lAJ D. 1885, /
h. ~ ga:Giztw aros 2gORRINig DENSAORE.
Il7z-w4i o. Judge Of Probate for Goolhue.Go. 81
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
GOOD TIMES COMING.

There are' many ,ndicstions which 60 to
show that without tho intervention or help
Of legislators or governors good times are
again returning to Minnesota There is 1
constantly increasing, flow Of gain into .ll
our river towns. and weekly increase
in tho cash value Of the same. As far Is
our own town is concerned, although the
roads arc in bad conditions for want Of
snow it never presented more lively appear:
anee than it has for the last four weeks
A hir.q quality Of wheat has this week brought
|seventy cents per bushel-caah. Wheat
buyers are numerous and purpose, to pur-
chase an unlimited amount. !, The store
houses arc full and the question Of sto.
rage is becoming serious one Our mer.
chants are busy from morning till night
and the cash sales exceed all former expe.
'ience IN Red Wing, We arc informed me, 81
q friend that hae: .,ade diligent search. th.,
there is not one vacant tenement in the
P'aco' .z-.sfu.gssfg y Vf 4grytf,
The immense quantities Of wheat in the
country the amount Of which it Is impos:
sible to conceive without threading your way
through the forests Of straw stacks, with
which the prairies are covered, and the very
fair price tits now bringing must make .
decided slteration. First instead Of payiin.e
out our money for provisions grain &c: in.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
tSHARP,S RfFl.ESo

Target a,,ao .lNuz=e Ioa0ing n ;fRes
double a,eeAs;ng1csbusnel Shot Guns,
Colts, AIlen's, tmd the cwle6raed,l
a Ieob6ins and Ltsacrence, lfst::tGs
Powder. Shet, Load. C.: Wads, Flaslss. Shot
Belts, Game Bags, Fishing Tackle, &C.: &c.
Cheap for Cash. 5''. :, = '..'4 :,
Repairing done witt, care and Dispatch:
.<..L- -: NJ. J.. CHA MERLIN.
5, Red Wing, Sept. 10. 1888. = - ,7ou,s
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

[of hon.,.., ~. 5..,R .ss.r ".s:,.".;o. - 40, s
thev .ss,,eS ~ 80 IT,. ,;..is =. ~.
th;1o M .S. :" .as.:a" .s ~. "s'. ""S =. ~ -. "
frld ~ ds.,, es"' M ..o. ...ah.S ~ .,'e
sc.ff,id @ - th.,. is nstss ,snsu .e
and tha nr;.on.rs !. .,ca,,s.;.d ,.;,h d.,..
mined f3rmn.ss sc.rc.iv = s.,n.ss.l ~ :. 1le. .h.,
Of Can't Drown A hr;ef. nr.lsr r ~ - S1srs s.,
up bv ono of IN. c,s,;.vsn.9 =. T,ss . .vs o.,.s
were adiusse., m. c.ns ..dr.w. o;as. % .he;s
heads and hoth ~.re lam ~. .'"
Il 7;m;nutes s0erta. ss.sndsd ~. -. e.'in.,S %
They both exh;b;teIt 'th. most nnf{;rch;nv
|frmness, seyinr nothinrari,h ths ...; .-ean,;os,
|of bidding fsrwell to the minister an! sher;ff
Alter t6e roplo .was a,iimsted ahont C,nk:s
neck, he sexciaim1ed,n is ouick-onik Il =,
possible, which was repeated 81 I;nn;c
After hanging l.h,ut. ,hirtv ;n;n,ites h,.,h
bodies were italeo down and :nl.c..d lh,ck T.,
walnut coffins prepared llSr them. That "f
Cook was then placed in q noni.r nor IA.
|beled ana directed Is lollows:, ,"Ashh,ii j.
Willard and Robert Crowlev INA W;li;.,n
street. New York. cnro II Adams Exnr...s :"
The coffin 81 Cop,pic, Mas placed in ! similar
box. to be forwarded Is lis mother IN los..
pARrr11,c.u11 pARrr11,.11 n Ans or rnr ti tiTrrxpr ~ ,c..r
-. 80, - ~ - 1seArs
s.n,;aa, HaAHI -. o'-ii 2. ~ Inc
a. sss'o.u :,sas .ns la.l IePorlso tnat
~. ;s;, .. .s', =. ~ ssas ns yS1elvea ma" on
ca;,;n,., 49,. ~ . a az :"eeu, ~, ana re-
] ~ ~ ."s"o'' u.oe - "''.e. 1ne mad
=. w.. .'o'ae. man vas slso seen aoove the wall
Iu. re 1etaes.eo Is soon s.o ~ the hrst one had
l'ao oeen nIed a.. The man on top the wall
sssmsu sS. 8 nlss oeterlnlned 20 Pres'st and was
a. ...h.. .h .hseans sn stte&Psi 70 Je.sSP down
"ne% s'lo sentlnel aectnsea ms intention Of
.mP.n"g MN on n!s oeyQnet. Ae then re:
..a'Yu ~ tn'U Tue !a'l yaru WIN C9PP'c, and
'ot. 'nae s.vs 'uemse.ves up wi!nont resistance
0vN .'e1"asus temaI.eo ~ tnas' ne could
M.', "a.I ~. osol snu :nsott.ea tne guard, ne
% "ou'u "ave maue ms escape: Inc 2onenan-
~ .. ~. CS''taai :s:, @ siy vean tea tn,nuteS run
X Is. ~ ~, In1 -: nIa ne eseapee tnere; with
""s. '-o -.o'3 ~. H"o"l.ase o. ''le'n' nus ar
ss "ou.c I'sve ve''" ulMc11t; espec'a.'y as
ut 'ew ol cue mlntary could CO.. nave followed
unnl usm ooI'ng 'ne n'y"t. :: ihe9 mad succeeded
:. '. a;sh. s%o 49,, wsss no?I' Nnensve! aone g ana
-. se ee sno't ~. S'v'ul" muinso
o... @ % SuS a,a :, ~: "n,sl .aey nag made
~. /" .u w *n''y' - susos tnecusn tneie
y" " 80 '.'a' . ''ey cou.o 'sl na'e tne'r
% 'Ths~ hl', .pe.s. .i' y
y, ',su .u, .sse .n"oe soI! 81 = cn'sei out
oe..,aS " ~% Wv ~ es.e1. WIN 1ncn tney sue
~ 49, ~ .,sIv opPo'supl1y 'Mpau one', IN emov
" tus nos .ss':l 'pm .u.: INC wal., anu then
than % =, n,ss % ~ .'' ui 80 ss.nc'ent 'or
,hs ramovs, I II ~ 49," 80 ,,;i' ~ @ eAceP'
ofths ~ , ,ss,i 49, = ..h:s, .IS AZ. oA. lno pa!1
~ ~ pug ~"'1 on "nlcn tney operated ", was IN
sA0 Jeov: VI Tue OeUS, ana the bed being
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE STATE.
The State Canvass was completed by The
Legislature on Friday, the 9th Of December
1859. rhc footings ii, Of the Counties, for
he different officers were ascertained to be
as follows @' 90 -;
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

NOTICE.aI 3f7 - T.g.Iy..-7 :. 7-a.i 40
~ To .l whom it, msyrconcern. The uh-
defsigned will make application vt tie next
tern Of the District Court inland. for t;ooahue
Gi;cnnty;and State, of. Minnosota. to be held at
~; Wing: JIM ~ county. enethe Sd Monday
q Nay 1859. for 1.-The vucating of 50 much
OF the town plat of the town oi: Waeopta, in
sud county Of Goodhue. as lies eastcrly vf me
lillian street in saia town. being ali q: that
portion sef fssaidNoH.n'thseliu lius iE rewnship No.
il3, north Of raaec Is west. e
''''a-l,!oa GEORGE ". BULLARD,
g,& 1858 ~ 1Prorri.tor.
Dated Wac"ota: Dec. "a; 1883. s4g-tfs
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y lllf8e=
de 2rsmAM

11rFlve Hundred Dollars Reward.-The
undersigned having received letters from several merchants
New Orleans informing him that several unprnclped
engaged in bo.ng and selling mixed and poisonous
liquor mark" schiedam Aromatic Scbnapps
put up bottles with labels wrappers and fac SMILES of his
autograph close imitation thereof and believing that many
others different cities in the West engaged in the
eionious business in defiance Of the pss and penalties
tsched thereto, and stop to tbs pirang Of his trade
mark he now offers reward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for such evidence VIII lead the detection conviction
any person parties implicated in the crime.
The reward Will be paid any that have been
nocenty employed in the manufacture Of such counefes
et wrapper labeler printer bottle Maker
upon their legal conviction Of the guilty employer And such
hereby cautioned against engaging continuing
such criminal employment after the notice. They
also hereby informed that all orders for bottles moulds
graved blocks printers work to be used in the preparation
or such counere elonious though they bear the
name o. undersigned unless the articles ordered to be
delivered his principal depot % Beaver street. New York.
And all thus engaged in aiding and abeDg the
aciure such countees after the present notice will
be held amenabie to tEelaw.
All concentrations to be addressed to to the Of
Messrs. BUNNELL L BAILIEFF. New Orleans
UDoLPHO WOLFE.
i.ls 1p1m % Beaver street. New York.
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Mousse ur,,tsti,,g Goods.

HO1SSe.ENrNtSntng 0OO06s
SAMUEL E. MOORE & co.,
No. 40 Camp street,
Offer sale part Of their Stock, the following list or
articles
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE
WHITE FRENCH CHINA.
GILT BAND FRENCH CHINA. -lsssM
WHITE STONE WARE DINNER SETS.
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS.
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA yAsLs. lgs.4
SILVER PLATED CASTERS.
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS.
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS
BRITANNIA METAL CASTERS. [
BRITANNIA METAL TEA AND COFFEE POTS.
OLD DOMINION TEA AND COFFEE POTS
JAPAENED CHAMBER SETS.
JAPANNED FOOT TUBS AND sLoP JARS.
JAPANNED WATERS.
SOLAR LAMPS.
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL LAMPS.
LANTERNS of all kinds WILLOW BAsK ETs. WOODEN
TUBS, Pals etc.; Floor and Busting BRUSHES, Door
Table Mats Planished Tin Ware Common Tin Ware Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, Timed Iron Wares, Coffee
Mills Buffers Trays and Stands Steel Fire Irons Fine Iron
Standards, Iron wire Fire Tenders Wooden Ware etc.
sTEREosCoPIG vIEws-A great variety.
With large stock OF COMMON CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE at Wholesale. fel 2p6se d
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~ Weeds Patent Sewing siachine.-We
have been often asked which is the best Sewing Machine
In use, and satisfy ourselves have spent time In
ming them ALL and give opinion readers their
benefit.
We purchased Of the above named Machines and have
tried every kind Of work required in family and gives
the best satisfaction doing Its work very rapidly neatly
than the usual hand work. It much
work this Machine than that the ordinary
It and tasty being nicely finished and to all
simple beyond the possibility Of getting Of repair
BY ordinary very strong and durable and well
Of them will years
II already saved tors and dressmakers bills enough
family pay It's cost. and think it very profitable
Investment nothing Of It's convenience and the hours
needle work that it mother We emphatcally
this the Sewing Machine the greatest
laborsavng invention Of the day.
Nessfs. WHITNEY LYON. who the propr,etors Of
these Machines have saesroo 345 Broadway New York
TChicago Herald.
N. HEDRICK, Agent,
dc 2r3mkW % Camp street
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W.t,,cr's Canadian u-ernntf..ge.

This extraordinary medicine has three distinct and
BILE properties. 1t simultaneously destroys invigoraes
the system purnes the blood Every description of
which niess stomach and slentary canal is
extirpated by tho medicine, which, at the time has
healing effect upon the ritaed internal surface II
fecy harmless and be given to the most delicate infant
Nothing can be genial than its effect the general
tenn and Il known fail In practice Of twenty
years. duration.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT h CO.,
q and ISL Charities st.,
General Agents for South whom all orders should
h addressed fe7 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07
.aaothey Horrtd accident.

often the community startled BY such
in daily press beloved child csreessness other
cause become dreadfoily burnt scaded Parents the
very best article you use is 4s
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Remember II without leaving any Have box
always hand for sudden Fu
company each box The gcnuae has always engraved
label, signed "Hcury Daley, manufacturer
+ For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
III 81 aud Isl Charities street,
Sole agents for the Southern States and to whom all orders
sSssld be addressed. fe7 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-07

Aa-The wonderful success or DR.. Hostel
ters celebrated unrvsled Stomach Bters the time
Of M Introduction to the public concusivey its mani
fest superiority any other preparation Of the kind
manufactured Its action the digestive organs Of tho most
pleasing character removing a dseases mobidy and
giving the sound and healthy In Of Dys
pepsia appetite mental physical weakness
operation most benefcent indeed; Of dire
full that have been under medical
been entirely cured by this agent As tonic Hoseers
Bitsers most delightful, especially before meals.
For sale by druggists and dealers .sray everywhere
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