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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-24

- are Fcduced 70 II Do PCT NV.
q. a. %. n. Meets every Thursday even
ing at g. o'clock, at their new Hall,on the
Public Square
1. u. Of e.. r.. of Winchester, meets
every Monday evening Of each week at their
Hill, on the corner OF Main and Washington
Sire cts.
RANDOLPH DIVISION No. GO,
Sons OF Temperance Of Winchester. meets
every Tuesday evening Of each week, at
the Temperance itslI. .on the corner VI Main
sad Washington stfetz.
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THE RESULT.

At an election held in Fayetteville
last Monday to ascertain whether or
not tho Winchester and Alabama
Rail Road should be leased for ten
years TO the Nashville and Chatta.
nooga Rail Road Company, the prop
,osition was rejected by a large ma
jority. Quite delegation went
down on the train from Winchester
and Franklin county. F. I. E,tiII,
Esqr. the worthy Mayor Of Winchcs.
ter, and John NJ. Bright, both made
.speechesi favor Of retaining the Road.
Randall w. Nc. Gpvock, President pro
TEN, in place Of V. X. Stevenson WHO
was absent, represented Nashville.
Considerable interest was manifested
in tie matter, and we are proud to
state that the road was retained, and
not leased out to to the n. 81 G. II. r..
Co. Ii one company can run it and
m Ike it pay, the Other company car,
and we do think it would have becn a
silly trick indeed had our company
consented to the proposition for "A
lease. We understand that the vote
stood, 1850 for retaining the road and
$50 for leasing 1t.
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BY reference to an advertisement
it will be seen that persons are warl'
ed to not cut down any OF the trees
on the University grounds OH Cum
berland no ntain, and in ase tie
offence is committed, the law will be
enforced and each offender made TO
pay a fine Of SIS for each tree. This
is very just, and we can but think
that no one will violate the warning.
Col. Barney says that the grounds will
be watched, for it is quite necessary
that the trees should remain unharm.
ed. Oitentimes pleasure parties 90
to the Mountain in search OF chestnuts,
&c, and in order to secure them more
easily. they fell the trees. We know
that they do this unthoughtedly, but
will theynot remember, now that they
are fore warned CheS;nuts will soon
he ripe, and don't, for goodness sake
don't, in order to get Il few old chest.
nuts, ruin the tree that bears them
The very act is about as foolish as that
of the man in the fable, who killed
the hen that layed a golden cgs every
day.
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CAIlsEsCsz ACADETs.

The next session Of this institution viii
commence ON Monday, Tie Jth Of September,
and continue ioHr months. The PRINCIPAL
viii he assisted IN tn conduct Of the :rboo.
by gentlemen of experience and acknowledge
ability. aud he would therefore ask OF those
seeking a place for the education Of their sun,
to note carefully the advantages offered
The grade of scholarship is high, aud The
course Of instruction full and thorough, en-.
bracing with the usual English branches, the
Ancient aud Modern Languages, Mathcmat-
les, and Natural Sciences. The building is
new, and furnished with Il view to the com
fort o the student, and tue location, as is we'll
known, Is second to none in the South,
For further information, admission &c.
application should be made TO,
ASHLEY b. HURT,
Prn. Carrlck Academy,
Winchester, Tenn.
or to Dr.. Wallace Estill, President Board OF
Trustees.
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! GENTLEMANLY CONDUCTOR.

A GENTLEMANLY CONDUCTOR.
Without doubt, one ofthc best Con.
ductors in the world is Mr.. L. &. Pal.
lem who has charge orthe passenger
train between this place and Dtchcrd,
We became acquainted with him in
1854. and know that at that time, and
ever since, he has been justly consid,
cred one Of the most efficient and rrli.
able officers of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road Company
Our Road is certainly fortunate in
securing his services, Travellers need
not be afraid to interrogate him about
anything they want to know. lie is
polite and accommodating, and viii!
answer your questions freely and
comtcously. With such office the
Winchester and Alabama Rail Road
is destined to be one Of the best man.
aged lhorouohIarcs ia the South
FayeNcUiHe ObScrcer.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with
SoIvcncy and fair profit. Especial at
tprtlOn given to Insurance of Dwellings
and contents for terms of | to 3 years,
The solid service long aud successfully
tried, and the many advantages the Act,
ma Insurance Company possesses in it,
line, should not be overlooked by those
ready TO insure ana understanding their
best interests.
During stringent tines the n%ccessi
ty for reliable Iosoraoce becomes an i'm.
p%critjvc duty-thc agility Of property ow.
nerS to sustain loss being then m0ch les,
sened.
Agencies in all the principal cities ana
owns throughout the State. Policies is
sued without delay, by any Of the duty
authorized Agents Of the Company.
Beg Applications promptly attended
to and Policies issued 10y,
Es'. ~. &A.aX E'E&s. ofscR5.
tWrhcShcy.
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GTI.NL
THOUSAND
= O z. T. G. e. S
R I V A R ]!

ABOUT the 18th Of July a gipSey wo
man and be- husband. with two children,
were cncamped near my house. By her
ar,iicc the woman succeeded in stealing
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS from
m~e-S1,295 in bank bills, and Sl,705 in
gold con, The woman went by the
name Of "Rivcrs," though it is not prob.
able that she retains the same name in
any TWO counties. At some places she
went by the name Of "Trail," and at
some by the name Of "Waters." so she
$ apt to adopt any name at any time
DESCRIPTION.
She is a small woman, handsome fig.
urc, about 4 feet 6 inches high, dark
complexion, dark, penetrating eyes, and
black, straight hair. The man is about
} feet : inches high, dark complexion,
blue cyes,'and would weigh about 1871
pounds. The woman is quite intelligent,
and both are keen. They ha! Two small
chiIiren--o girl and boy /; and it is said
they have two more somewhere else -
The woman passes for fortune teller,
and processes to derive Information from
he planets. The nan passes for a has.
ket maker. However, they may both
change their talk and actions, in order
to avoid detection.
will give the above reward for the
detection Of the woman and husband,
and the recovery Of the three thousand
dollars. HEIEkiAH FARRlS.
Sept g., 1859.
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Tht Memt Suurnal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING Ar
TWO DOLLARS PER ANSuN.
A SuooEsrlox.--Local items are ~

A SuooEsrios,--Local items are just
.ot this time exceedingly scarce. wa
wish that something strange would nap
pen, or that somebody would got up a
!, flight with somebody else-just a small
fsticur battle, ..afording a little whole
some exercise. We don't want any,
body 10 gel shot, knocked down, or bit
in the eye. or to lose his hat or tear his
coat-but we do want something done
that will do TO write about. 1t is hoped
that this matter may be taken into con,
sideration OF once, We wish il distinct.
" understood, however, that we are to
have no hand in it, except 10 record The
event.
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Wiley S. Embry has just finished
opening his fall stock Of goods, and from
all we can see, has proven himself a"
fat in his line-that is in the selection
Of goods TO suit the people. That he
mill make heavy sales this season we
have not a doubt, and from the bottom Of
our heart we do hope so, for he certain
ly deserves patronage, in industry and
perseverance,, and c~ourteousness towards
customers, added 10 splendid goods and
lots Of 'em' have any effect.
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IlOSTETTER'S
IA
3 ppB Z 8


IRIS a fact that, vi some period, every member fthc
human family is subject TO disease or disturbance Oi the
bodily i%UhCliOuSi but, with the aid oi a gOWi ton lie and the
exercise Of tain common sense, they may he able 80 to
regulate tie system as 10 secure permanent lcIltl. IN
order to accomplish this dcSlluI object, the tue CUulsc tn
pursue Is certainly that witch viii produce a natural
state of things at the least lt2Nd of vital strength and
life. For this purpose, IN. Ilustcl'cr has introduced to
THIS country q plcrarh' ion lclIiIg his name, which Is not
a new mcdciuc, bat one that has been tiled for Years,
giving satisfaction 10 all who have used it. TIE Filters
operate pON Cllully UrOn the stomach, bowels, and liver,
restoring ihCm TO q healthy vigorous action, 6Uu thus, by
the simple process OF ST. rnglNcHiug nature, rlablc me
system to tliUmIhuvcr disease.
FOI the cure OF lNNrcpsia, indigestion, Nausea, FIatu
lcury, Loss of Appetite, or any iiiiuUs COmlIailts, arising
from a morbid maUiOn OF the stomach or Towels prudu.
,iug Cramps, Dyscntcry, Cole, Cholera MUrbas, &C.,
these lliicrs have 10 equal.
l%hrIhuo, d\,cNlCIy OF iluS, 50 generally contracted by
new settlers, aNd caused principally by tie change o
water and diet, viii be speedily regulate by a bricl use
OF this preparation, Dyspepsia which is probably more
prevalent inal IL various IvImS, than any Other, ard
the cause OF which may always he attributed to dcIaurr.
mcutS ul the dlgr. TIVE organs, can be cured Without IA |
By using iIOSIkIItR'S STOMACH hlllEl $, as It
directors on ilr bottle, Furlh disease every physician
will recommend Rlticrs OF some klnli then Why not Use
a~nalll,IC known to he InliIlIhlrt Al nations have Their
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TERMS:

Sale Land being sold to paw the Bank debt,
There viii have TO be paid in cash, Sl3,333,
80 Nwelvc thousand three hundred and fifty,
three doIlar~) The balance to be in three
equal nunuaI paymeHts-lhc I'D September,
1860, 1851, and ~l>i2-cach note bearing in,
tcrcsl from 23d September, ls57. Notes
with good and approved security will be re.
CURED of,hc purchaser, and a lien retained
upon tie Land until the purchase money i.
paid. II. Il. ESrILL, e. N.
Aug. %, l-39. (Sll OO.)
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The Milwaukee, Wisconsin has no
doubt that the crop OF spring wheat
now harvested in thai State IS larger
than in any former yoar, 1t estimates
the amount at n 100000 bushels,
and allowing 100000 bash Is for
consumption, there viii be l0,GOO,O0O
bushels for export. The Wisconsin
does not anticipate high prices, bu
claims that The excellent q)anijty OF
the wheat will c cate a demand ,or i,
among millnrS. IL urges wheat raj
sers to clean ;hcir wheat carefully
aud advises them 10 sen| their crops
forward before Dcccmhcr,
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THE APPEAL.
BY MRS. BROOKS.

BY MRS. BROOKS.
Oh, mother, cease TO break my heart!
vow it now-l vowed it then
The kiss he left upon my lips
His lips shall one day take again!
All we'll | mind the summer eve
A low scud swept the waning moon
And Ger the ripcned clovor.lea
FloateJ the balmy breath OF June.
Among the dreamy woodland blooms,
Alone, we breathed our parting slshsi
Only the silent watching stars
Looked on Us, with their holy eyes.
No golden circle bound our love-
No vow OF sacred altar given;
Yet, in that hour, OUT married souls
Were registered as one in Heaven.
will not live a guilty thing
Pillowed upon ~another's breast
While every thought | send to him,
Shall scare Gods angels from my rosI
Periured--before a new born soulr
(f such in holy trust we're given,)
Mother! | nesd = clean white hand
81 To lead a child to heaven
Oh, turn away your cruel eyesl
The gold you sell me for is dim;
What need | bargain for the worlJi
have my full round world in aim.
Then. ro,her. cssss to break my heart
vow il now-l vowed il then
The kiss he lsh upon ny lips
His lips shall one day take again.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of a decree Of the Chnnccry
Court, pronounced August Term, 1850, in
cause, Jos, Holder. admir-, &c, ct. ais.
against the heirs of Sam'l u. Cover, deed,
will, IN Monday, the I'd day of October,
1889, before the Courthouse door, Wlnchcs,
ter, offer for sale TO the highest bidder, up.
on a credit Of one aud Two years, the tract Of
land on which Sam'l b., Cover, deed, seized
and possessed, The bddings therefor to
be started at ~ per acre. Bond and %sccuri.
ty required OF The purchaser, aud a lien re
famed upon said land until the purchase mo.
ncy is paid, II. h. ESrlLL. c. & NJ.
uug2j, 81 50.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of decree of tho Chancery
Court, pronounced in tho cause, +, T., Yer.
ner w, Henry Vcrnor's heirs, | viii, on
Monday, tho I'd dav of October, l'5D, offer
for sale, to The highest bidder, on n credit Of
one and two years, Except $50, To be ptid
in cOsh,) two tracts of land lying on the
Mountain; one tract containing Gao acres,
and ono tracl containing 200 acres. The
biddings TO commence at ia cents per acre,
Notes with good security required Of The pur,
chascrF, and n lien retained on the land I'M.
til the purchase money Is mid,
"A ~. II. h. ESTILL, {, g. NJ.
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HOUSE PAINTING.
PAPEKING AND GLAZING
Winchester, Tennessee,

Il. S. HILL respectfully tenders his scrYi-
ces to the citizcnso of Winchester and v%icini-
ty. and requests a liberal share of patronage.
Thankful for favors extended to him IN the
past, he pledges himself TO use every %eiiortto
give satisfaction n the future.
ncclD v
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400 ACRES
Valuable Land
+: q. r SALE: !!

RY virtue OF II decree OF the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin County. Tennessee, pro.
nounced August Tenn, 1850, in cause, F..
". Bancroft, Trustee, &c, against NJ. I.
Doucison's heirs, ct ais.
will, on Monday, tilc I'd day 0l
October 1859, before he Court ~Ilousc
door, "a the Town OF Winchester, Tennessee,
offer for sale, t.. the highest bidder, a ,rnc,
OF Land, being he same conveyed by P. 5
| cclcrl, by deed Of Trust, 10 l.. W. Ban
croft, Trustee, &c., and afterwards sold b,
the agent a sud iruslc" TO NJ. I. DoncIsol
(smr, dnc'd.)
sand Land lies about
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G0aD EAvo FOE CULTIVATION

II, can be folul anywhere.
Sad Land is fully described in the
deed from p. s, Decherd to NJ. r. Don.
%eI>on, and said boundaries are fully reel
ted in the above mentioned decree /; bu,
there is included in said boundaries a
tract Of land belonging to the heirs OF
VIM. Jackson, containing 1921 acres,
which does not belong to, and will not,
Of course, be sold with the DoncIson
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CORRECTION.

1t will be remembered by some,
whose attention was called to it by
those who arc ever ready to make
mountains out OF mole hills, that we
published a marriage, last week, oftwo
slaves. The notice was handed us by
a gentleman, aud in it he stated that
Thomas Finch, Esq.,. married the
couple. Col. Finch did not do 3d.
We make this statement in justice to
Col. F. w. J. SLATER.
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EIGHT MILES FROM WINCHESTER,

about wa mDIrs fro. Cowan Depot, on the
N.& G. t., f.. the place where the $. NJ.
i. L. u'.r.orts SAID N, T. G. L. H., aud
ron@lu- iiOU acres, and $ the most
DE- %lHA3LE ia NJ
n vraukln County aud as much 50 as in
any ~ I mn SEQ, hcung well wa,erGd, fine.
ly uu.rrCd, md as
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree. Of the county
Court of Franklin county, pronounced al
its August Term, 1859, in the case o
James NJ. Shield, admir-, VS.. julius C..
Sims's heirs, | will, on Monday, the 3D.
day of October next, at the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Winchester, ofel
fer sale, to the highest bidder, a tract o.
land containing 100 acres, in district No.
8, Franklin county, belonging 10 The es.
tate Of julius G.. Sims, decd.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said land will he sold on q credit oil
IL months, biddings for the same to com
mence at 81 so per acre. Note and APP
proved security will be required Of the
purchaser, and a lien retained on the
land until tho purchase money is paid.
\. F. SIMS. Clerk.
Sept |, 1859.
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LEGAL.
Eand for Sale.

BY virtue of a decree Of tho thancery
Court, pronounced August Term, 1850, cause
Polly Guarrant's ct. ais, Petition, &C., |
viii, on Monday, 81 day Of October, 1850,
uat, for sa'c, on q credit Of IL months, before
tho Court House door, in Wine csrcr, n ,rac,
Of land lying on Rock Creek, Fraukln couu.
", Tennessee, belonging TO tho estate ofC,
C. Guarranl, deed, Notes with good sccuri.
~ required, aud II lien retained upon the
land until the purchase money is Paid, d.
81 80. II. X. ESTlLln Z, T. NJ.
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SONG TO A SPANISH MELODY,
BY O. p. NORRIS.


My lady hath as soft a hand
Asany queen IN fairy land;
And, hidden in her tiny boot,
As dainty and as light a foot,
Her foot!
Her little hand and foot
No star that kinJle, in the sky
Burns brighter lhnn my lady's eye;
And ne'cr before did beauty grace
So fair a form, so sweet face
Her face
Her gentle torn and face
My lady hath a golden heart,
Free from the iross of worldly art;
Which, in the sight of heaven above,
lymine with all its boarded love!
Her love!
Her boundless wealth Of love.
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TRUST SALE

By virtue of a deed Of trust executed
by VIM. e. Brooks, on oath July
1888, registered in Book Y, page 1871
will Offer for sale to the highest biLhcJ
for cash at the Court House door in Win.
chester, on Saturday, October 7lh, 1859
one negro woman named Polly, Of black
complexion, aged about "a years,
A. S. COLYAR,
Sept. s, 80 Trustee.
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70 The Public.

The undersigned being well known as a
writer, would otter his servicesto sll require
ing Literary AID. lie will furnish Addresses,
Orstions, Essays, Presentation Speeches End
replies, Lines for Albums, AcrosIics-pre-
pare matter for the Press-0bIiuaries, and
write Poetry upon any subject. Address
(post paid) FINLEY JOHNSON,
Baltimore, Nd.
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Get. II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-14
Magical Pas,. Extractor.

famed substance. For Burns and Bruises and Cancers
spains Spasms and scrou, Lumbagoes Lameness /,
sovereign Pains that coup main have taken
session Of the citadel Of e well those there
enenched themselves and deed ordinary attack are
elected by MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR with certainty
and pompude Seriously this preparation has success
full in too many instances need euogy among the
many bequess Of medical skill suffering human Rank.
among patent medicines its utility relieves from the ch.rge
Of being nosram Of ouackery and the approval Of the me
cal profession is proof Of its value.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail. by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q snd Isl Chartres ST.,
General Agents for the South whom all orders should
b. addressed. milf 2ustsodkW
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KeegN1t 5 NC Cam,
DRY GOODS DRY GOODS
The undersigned would respectfully invite the attention of
purchasers TO their and desirable stock Of
Spring Dress Goods.
ROBES OF ALL THE PREVAILING STYLES, viz:
SILK, TISSUE,
aRENADINE, BAREGE,
oRGAND1E, JACoNET
etc, etc, etc.
oRGANDIE, ENGLISH m..
JAcoNETs BAREGE,
BRIILIANTs, AUsLINs,
French and English Prints.
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
... TABLE DAMAsK,
NAPKINS,
TowELINGs.
shawls, Gloves, Mits and Hosiery.
EABRoIDER1Es,
TRIMMINGS,
LACE sHAwLs,
LACE POINTS etc..
In every Variety
m14 2ps. KEEGAN & MccANN.
II. II. Tyler,
No. lIs CANAL STREET,
Is opening addition his already large stock Of
LADIES FINE WATCHES,
Set with
DIAM MoNDs, EARLs, OR ENAMELED
GENTLEMEN's-C s-CHRONoMETERs
And
HUNTING WATCHES,
WITH THE NEW WINDING APPARATUS.
.~ -Also-
Gold and Silver Watches
OF THE MOST CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS.
Gold Guard, Vest and Feb Chains,s
EAll of new STYLE and IS carats gold.l
WATCH TRIMMINGS, etc., etc.
E. A. TYLER,
ml4 2p6t ITO Canal street.
Rich Stock
Z i ~ z . T. 1 . " I e W z u II
Got up
IN THE LATEST STYLESL
ESPECIALLY FOR THE CITY TRADE
1t consists of Full Sets of
DIAMOND, .v. ..
OPAL
CORAL,
LAVA
MOSAIC,
ETRusCAN,,
ENAMELED AND PAINTED
OPERA GLASSES,
OF the best manufacture and Finest Mounting-as
E. A. TYLER'S,
mia 2p6t ITO Canal street
SifceFrnrC.
E. A. T Y l. E r.,
10. Canal Street.....
Has Just received from his manufactory,
A NEW SUPPLY
FINE SILVERWARE,
Got up in the Latest Style Purest Metal which will
De sold extremely low. mia 2p6t |
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Worse than Disease.

When reason is cast away and blind passion usups place
then men are on the edge precpce which one false
ep may hutl them to destruction, and them though perhaps
escaping with their lives, they will surely feel the effects in
after years. This holds good in the moral as well as in the
physical worlds hence it is but humanity for the wise to help
he unfortunate so we offer to the latter humanity the wise
to help the untortunate-so we offer TO the latter
DIR. WRIGHTs
REJUvENATING ELIXIR.
Nothing else known among men will raise the fe.b,e .a
debilitated to fe
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail hy
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
- 81 and Isl Ghsrres street,
mia <pS.eod6it" Sole Preprie ors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-14
Z, 4 new sewing macn,ne, superior to all

~ A new Sewing Machine. superior to all
the has been invented and ready introduced
tie public tho Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
II been ained BY competent Judges and is
70 BE- aupeor anything invented fact 1t is the
dsr and admiration Of every Nothing smpe
and child eight Of work 1t with
faster than machine and bound supersede all
ohs There II Of the trouble Of keepir working
order that there y In machines Of other makers
require the to have several pages of printed
ons osder work II is the With the Wheeler VIII
son machne There no leather pad which very trouble
II the Wheeler Wilson machine 1t does not require
the hread ali y b reuound into complicated spooer as
required by the o.t and Wheeler Wilson machines as
from the original Just the
etcres The repuatoncf the machines formerly BY the
Grover Baker Company is weknown all over the world
Hundreds Of the frst families IN New Orleans and throughout
ne bear testimony to the superior qualities the
4 Baker machines.
n order place these ussfn machines into every family the
have perfect machine suitable
family sewing, at the low price Of Fifty Dollars
All Of tho leading patterns the Grover Baker maebines
be purchased at the Southern depot the Company
Camp street, where purchasers will receive ali required inform
A1on. fe2 2p3mGW
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Diseases orthe Throat ana Lu,, os

DIR. @. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases of be rbro.
Lungs BY the inhalation of Electro and Medical
por now well known to be the only reliable and
erecting cure even In those desperss
cases which bid defiance ordinary rules of prsctice
established a PERMANENT OFFICE snd INSTITUTE,
thehorough Of all Chronic Functional Disease, b
means of Vergnes Electro Chemical Baths slyap,,p .s
Elecro.Msgnetism.
For the venience those afflicted With Dse,s.. ~.
Fhoat and Lungs and unable the CITY, who e,s ro,
suation aiiss Of Questions has been prspared and vii,
warded on application 10 DR.. c.
No l46 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW oRLRANs
1nhaling Apparatus Medicines etc. accordry n
the descriptions received in each particular case
ASPatients from the country be accommodated with
'oo't' at 'ne ihsutute. ul0 2p6rnhW