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The weekly Anglo-African. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-22

The ANGLo-AFRIcAN MAGAZINE FOR ALL
Our PUBLIC LIBRARIEs-WHo WILL AID
An unknown friend writes as follows:
Believing that the publication of your
invaluable magazine is doing more to do
away with the wicked prejudice existing
against the black man, and to elevate him
socially and politically, than by any other
effort being made; and feeling that great
good would result from placing it within
the reach of the masses, Twill give ten dol
lars towards creating fund for placing a
copy in every public library in this coun-
try"
How does this proposition strike the true
friends of the black man? Will they re-
spond literally and promptlyl
The following is a list of pledges and
monies received for said purpose:
The weekly Anglo-African. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-22

A LECTURE will be delivered before the
Young Mems Literary Association, next
Wednesday evening, 26th inst, at the Sew
enth Avenue Presbyterian Church, on
"The Advantages of Education" after
which there will be discussion by the
members of the Association. The public
are respectfully invited to attend. The
lecture will commence at 8 o'clock.
The weekly Anglo-African. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-22
OUR TROY LETTER.
SKINNER.
Troy, n. Y, Oct Il, 1851

| Troy, n Y, Oct T. 1864 .
Mr.. EDIroR:-Nothing of importana
having occurred here that is intimatdr
connected with our people, l thought
would give short account of the Saa
Fair recently held here, and recolect9
that
"a story's prosperity lies in the ear
Of him that reads it-never in the tongue
Of him that makes it,
| approach my subject with no little G
dence.
Troy, during the past week, was Owe
whelmed with people, who were here ID
the purpose of viewing the State Agrica
tural Fair. A stranger would have SUI
posed that national exhibition was po
crossing, instead of an exhibition of SID
gle State, from the vast lumber of peoFi
who thronged to this place and AlbanI
for the exhibition was located between tE
city and the latter place. There wer
young and old, rich and poor, black an.
white, good and bad, and which Of th.
two last predominated l leave to NOR
observing person than myself to say; b
if goodness consists in extreme verdanq.
then indeed goodness vas the prevaill
trait, for never has it been my good fortnH
to see SO much Of that genuine greennG8
which is said to characterize our count.
people, before. Numbers of youths an
maidens might have been seen in O1|
streets, munching gingerbread, apples, nt
peanuts, staring at the shop windows, ar
congregating about the various confectiolI
ers', picture galleries, daguerreotypists, Sc
all of them determined to make las muc
of their visit to the city as they possib.
could, and to carry back with them a YER
pleasant remembrance of the New YOh
State Fair of 1859.
If you ever wished, Mr.. Editor, to see
picture of happiness and pleasure, yc'
should have seen the countenances of sOn
of those young people who were here la
week, for enjoyment in the highest degrSI
was written indelibly upon the feature.
We might truly say,
"Oh mirth and innocence Oh milk and water
Ye happy mixtures of more happy days"
But to the Fair itself. 1t was YER
splendid exhibition There was ever
thing that is usually seen in such places
flowers in all their beautiful and manitolI
varieties, and most tastefully arrange
vegetables in their highest state of cultuT
and..in the most magnificent proportlOn'
fancy work of all kinds, agricultural imp
ments, &c. The was the genus Dos ifD
the weakly calf to the mammoth OK; nor
es of all descriptions, from those who c'aL +
MT ego in 2:40' to those who could, and
little less, with other things too nunei'D
to mention. Outside the grounds Ta'
gamblers in profusion, coveringa space
nearly half mile; and | have no dou'
Mr.. Editor, that some of those Veru"'
youths went away much dissatisfied W.
the evolutions of the 'little joker" Luz
were also side-shows of every descnPu"
negro MINISTRIES, whose performances H'
not be commented upon; fat womeD'
resembled inanimate objects; lean mSD'
whom life and the chair they SAT W
must have seemed indescribably DA
bufaloes, alligators, &c.-everytDns'
fact, to satisfy the most lndela''S
searcher after curiosities.
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U- Advertisements for this paper must be Gc-
cOmpanied By the,cash.
u Copies Of this paper can be purchased Of the
neics-dealcrs ererylohere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-19
VIRGIL n. SULLIVAN & co.

r III OK Il rs AND ID EAL ER =
/ in QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Zero
1ene Lamps, Solar and Han ging Lamps, Looking
0tAsses, Tea Trays, &c. dc.
Having purchased the laIge and we'll selected
stock nj the old stand Of G. z. Griffith CO.. will
be plersed to have call from one and all. We
intsnd TO keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufaetu-
rers, in England, France and America, We will be
able to sell ~ low any regular house in the West
v. Ii. SULLIVAN i co.
JAM 10, 1s5a-dAw
1850. spring and summer 1850.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
IN HurcHNsos. JAMES pEwKY
HUTCHfNsoN 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main Johnson. X ROKUR.
Lave JUST received at their Fashionable
Il Tailoring and Furnishing establishment /,
choice and excellent supply Of Broadcloths,
Csssimeres, Vesings, and Gents FURNISH
ING GOODS, of all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shali be done in the most ap-
proved and satisfactory manner. They are con-
Rtantly receiving the New York and PhiIadel-
phia fashions; and respectfully solicit all who
desire good work and the best material to give
them a call.
Aprl5-dly HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
fTwELyE LINZ m ON Lnss nAxvA SouArr ,

Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisements isaded and placed under the
hcad of Special Notices." double fhe ordinary
yaaes.
Special Notices In the Local Column 20 cents
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclu-
sively In the Daily, after the Grst two week q,
30 per cent. more than the above rates.
AH fvnnnenf ddUerftsenenfs musf be p1f6 for
IN advance. This rule will not be varied fro m
When the advertiser uses the Weekly alone.
the price will be the same as in the Daily
Where the Daily and Weekly are both us cd,
rs per cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
gate amount.
Under tho present system, the advertiser
pays so much for the space he occupies, the
changes being chargeable for the com pssiti on
only. This plan IN nov generally adopted
Our charge for changes will be IL cents per
square.
E4- In all cases where advertisements are
discontinued before The expiration of the year
the time contracted for, they will be charged
mp ~ our regular rates for the time actual
ly in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-19
CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
@ AND
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Streef, 2 Doors aboue the Biiiings Hous
uAlR-CUTTING done according to physiog
IL nomy and the principles Of the Coiteur.
Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
Of HAir- Cutting, and challenges the profession.
fsb23d&wly
10E MACS El.UUn received from St. Lous
i 90 steamer Quincy, this day, and for sale low
by KELLOGG 4 BIkGE.
jySd
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl
r w q ID IL II II R ms!

To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
LSR0M and after the above date and until fur
l. ther notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk as follows:
First Train leaves Keok kuk daily (Sun-
days e1 cepted3 at 600 A. n.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
lsundays excepted) at 400 p. N.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
sundays excepted) Mt s:f5 A, N.
Second Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays excepted) at 500 p. N.
TEMPLIN, PLUMMER L CO., Lessees.
b. w. DAVIS, Superintendent.
j. r. TKwKsBuRr, Ticke A gent, Main-st.
EB~The above road s now prepared to furnish
Cars for Pic Mics and pleasure parties on short no.
tice and on the most favorable terms. For further
information apply at the Office in Packet Depot,
or to the Snperinte ndent.'
june 6, '6g-d6w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-19

TrKACING PAPER, Tracing Cloth-Dowae
l. Patrnt--all widths, for sale by s
OGDEN BR0WNELL 3 CO..
jelS 81 0aIMre1.
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!. KEOKUK, IOWA: TUESDAY. JULY -, 1859


BANNING HOUSE OF
q Il q M q II G.. N ID Il fe q Il q y.
r HAVE this lay admitted a. . partner in the
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, thereafter, willbe conducted under the firm
and style of
GEO. G. ANDERSON l. GO.
Being one Of the oldest Bsnking Houses (if not
aancc Of former patronageso liberally extended to
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, ON the day of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly by senior part
ner wis
RKYERKHcks:
Park Bank, N. X.
Winsiow, Lanisr 4 Co., Bankers,N.
Edward w. Clark Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking CO., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman AGelpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer kAhm, Bankers, !"
Gilmore Brotherton q Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt 4 Co., Louisville.
State Savings Ins u tuition, st. Louis.
Ksokuk J an. i '65. GEO. C. ANDERSON
janbd
wn. rHoxpsos. D. ". sAILsY.
WM. THOMPSON a. CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF mars ana secona xts..
IOWA.
VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN 6 CO..
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HiRAH BARNEY. ". ALLEE BUTLER. CIV. PARSONS.
BARNEY. BUTLER PARSONS,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRS AT LAW,
TRiKrrY BUILDING, Ill BRoApwAY,
Feb2dAw6m NEW YORK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-19

.sTo All the World and the rest OF
Mankind.ss
GNOW T. SMITH believe themselves pre-
~ pared TO demonstrates, by any required test,
that the SOAP made by them will do more wash
ing and has more general cleansing power than any
other FAMILY SOAP manufactured in the
West, and only ask those who have not used 1t to
give il = trial.
Their SOAP ia made from the cLEAsEsr Kate
RIAL POSSIBLE, namely, pure beef tallow and soda,
and entirely rREE From WHITING, CLAY, and other
cheap substances with which most "FAMILY
SOAPS" arc filed. These substances increase the
weight and hardness of SOAP, but detract largely
from its cleansing qualities.
SNOW SMITH, not needing 10 make their
SOAP yellow to conceal dirt contained in it, leave
it In its white, pure state
They will sell 1t by the box, for cash, at cents
per pound. 100 boxes on hand
may5d&w3m KsokRk, Iowa,
u ECElvED THIS DAY, per steamer
IL Quincy, tcs. Of those choice Sugar-oured
HAMS from the best ham curcr Of Cincinnati, and
for sale ct retail by
July0dlm KELLOGG Il BIK9E.
1T BOXES summer pressed Candies, good ar
LO ticle, for sale by
Julyl2d KELLOGG 4 BIRdE.
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VIVA. n. GROVER,
a ttOruev at Law

Gl III
DRAcTickS only in the Civil Courts Of Record,
L and devotcs his time chiefly TO Commercia &
cases. Business from abroad will receive careful
attention. ofhce No. 40 Chestnut street.
Jan. 1, 'oo-dkwly
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TO ALL THE
PRINCIPAL PLACES
EAST, NORTH X SOUTHEAST!
I1-Allowing Passengers to stop 1T any point,
and resume their journey at leisure, can be pro-
cured at the
GENERAL RAILROAD & STEAMBOAT
TICKET OFFICE,
Main Street, befpeen First and Second
oPPosrTE THE BILLINGS HOUSE,
j.. r. TEWKSBURY,
Ticket Agent.
TROUGH FRE10HT CONTRACTS
To AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
be made at this office. Damages and
over-charges settled promptly.
June l7th, lS50-d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

n q Il n rs w \ \ TED!
rK>llF subscriber respectfully in -xA
l lrms the public lrcwrnly, that A19A
he IL now extensively cagagci IN
pnhli-tiug some very valuable Books. and o0<.s
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO AGEv7S
70 engage In the salc Of them by >ahseriptin
as his works are sold in no other way.
Those wishing an Agency can find Spscin,e,.
at all times ut the Publishers Office.
One of our mos, valuable books Is
TIE PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE
REVOLUTION or. Illustrations by PA
and Pencil of the History. biagralli, Saw.
re-. Relics, and Traditions Of The Var Of ira.
peudene,@by Benson j. Losing. Two vi
ames Roynl Octave, containing upwards =
FIFTEEN H,'nd,oi Page cad E'eren Hia.dr1
EasgGrocs'
The preparation Of this woFh occupied H.
nAu,hor many years dHr'ny which Is ,isseItt
nea.iy ten thouaaed miles. IN orssr - lit u
pronincnt scenes Of the lIcSoluiioa, pstiier y
lsca - ions, and explore thu records al
histories
The p.ine Object Of the Author was TO repruI
lnce the History Of the American Keyouiioa q
such an attractive manner as to epticc the va
of lis cnuutr, 10 read the wondetfil story.
become familiar viii lbe lourdes- Of oar itsp
n. and the value Of their lahurs III mari
10 which II has been arranged "ha sci ioi'h rcsF1
I dcrs It 10 iV.s attractive 70 lH' s'heral reatsr
than 10 the ripe srho"r o. n'vN n@'ur years.
Explanatory n'.s afr gwen on ''cFs layc,
and also a hiottliae sAc,'h "i every man d..
tiuguisftsl 90 'hf 'fel* ei Va. h.1oie''en
\ enp1Ns Nna.yii ii"eN y aiF'h ~ ~
close Of the s,cohJ "'uuc' ,innraeihg eighty
FIVE closely rinlcd pages. hN y ~ itself
"a complete synopsis Z" We history aud bicg'
raphY OF The i~r',si "' oli ''oin,.,ha's u s'"s!
and VII be hound eNe'fd'ns hse'u lor relerenS
The work contains all ~ rsen'iai iacis d
the carly history OF our hepuair watch are scat
tered through ,rops OF NolNn,s' often ihaee,ss-
bic 10 thH great mass q rt'"'tfs II 'ermss
complete nH.tr h'6 70 tNe tourist seeking ~
deld- consecrai.d by patriotism, which le scat
tered over our broad aud'
rnNufds Of THIRTY THOUSAND BOZ,
LARS were cNpenl,d m Tie pnnlra,lon Of hi
work The oyurisite ,ucr.iyirr preiure,i rmk,
the ifinolnlr suptry ion Of d. Author roa
liz n,,n dravir.-s r..,.ir.d ti,s roai.sf cam i,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19
y. 5. RRrss \ CO.'S MILL.

fI,nls WILL KNOWN MILL. aboni milo
l ara bali umiHNe.i of Marshall is now IN
N'll operation I'VE oNdwug arr Tie cash
p-ies nr
unl.mr, iaabef Iqarl measure. ..... .Sli 60
holr. OH immlfy..-., ....,.,. 10 90
iatAag aul Falling, side and clse meas.
N9... '..'.. -t,.-t... .--. ~ w
Lumber oyeT ID iuehys ia wil,h or 70
Au lItal, uudarn foot nit,e down o. is inch.
a.. By .el el-e assrc, viii I've charged at tic
rate Of sl5 U0 Pc thousand tnder .hat. viii
b. Charged at q. rate Of 81 90 per lrndtcd,
sid AND edge ugaaArc.
All sms scautl.ag under three By four viii
b. charged as three b. iour scouting
Lumber, Nlcu cu, IN odd Numbers Of feet will
hs cvan,ld 20 tbt nest number above, making
exon number IN an casH.
In mturo thero v'll he no credit price. Cash,
or cash Arrangements. must be made in every
ease.
The Grni MN will be- in operation on saiur-
dry We will grind br the sixth Sacks
brought tp the Nm must b. plainly niagkol j, or
there viii be go responsibility nr las.
+. 5. BURRE,s & co.
August O., 1883 i7af
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tslVN UI III N1HTAE)
4 RI now in receipt VI large and Npil -,xi
n selected stock Of lrns-, Mcdi, HISS ~
Paints, Ola soaps, Pgrim0gy, Motions. n
Favored Extracts, etc. to which attention il
respectfully solicited.
To the Ladies they wesld say cal and sea
their h0aGlilal Gard s'a.es, Fancy rapct En,e
opes Combs Brushes, Soaps, Powders aud
Yerf'mery such 90 ks, me swcsly. rmagi
rlui, Young America, Upper Ten etc, etc.
A lot Of TN Gald Pens
April 5, ls5e.- n}a.2wl
vlnn'l If
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

Brick Mason AMI plaslcrer.
THE undersgu1A Oilers his services 10 the cit
i izcns VI xasalsal and surrounding country
~
br'A Mason, Piasterer, end C,ste,a Builder
He insurcs ~ work To stand when the material.
are selected BY himself
lie also proposes to curc smoky chiuneys. NC
cure no pay. lie warrants all work 10 b. doos
in work,nanlike style, Is TO stand the closest
criticism.
lie Is now alone in business, and respectfully
solicits share of public patronage. with full
confidence that be will b. able 10 render ssti.Ac
ton in I'll casea where his services ~ deu,s,Alel
Orders from the country will rscsive prompt
attention.
y. II. LOWERY.
N,rshail, Aprl ., 1888 "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19


MARSHALL, TEXAS,
MOULD respectfully announce to the citi
w sens Of Marshall, Harrison county, and
Eastern Texas, that they. 10 addition 10 their
former large stock Of Medicines, etc, have puF-
chased the entire stock Of A. S. johnson a Co,
consisting Of new and well selected stock
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals. Glass. Oils, and
Paints, Of every description. as well as Station
cry. and ever other article appcr'aiaing to n
well conducted and well balanced Drug business.
which they have removed to their ald stand on
the west side Of the square. where they will be
constantly receiving during the winter and
spring fresh arrivals for their wholesale a. well
as the innumerabie details Of a retail aud pre-
scription business. Kemindiul Of past favors, we
return thanks to our Old customers, hoping and
expecting 10 see and furnish them all in due time
with everything in our line that their ,seccss,ics
demand
n. Is. II must be remembered and understood
that Paints, Oils, and Glass. are henceiorwa-.i
strictly cash articles for we have TO pay cash for
them: therefore, II we supply the marke, at our
present low profits, We must have cash. Those
Of cur customers who have bought the above ar.
ticles Of us, on short space must come forward
and pay up
January eth, 80.
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and arr prepared OIL orders Tor cIh-r size short
notice
For compacinr.s. pe~ef OF production, Easy mana
cling and apply ing. these Engines possess many nd.
,aniagrs over the obituary Engines. if-t, having u
ho.ies itsmrs aey do away with the nrc-,stfy
Of ms.on work snG stack chi'np-ys. which often
half the price oi Engine. s-enndy they NJ. 30
rslstf,tr-d thai they rsngnl-h all The sparks irsfe
lsavink thu smoke pipe, thereby avoiding all danger
fsnUA fsv thirdly, their co'npacfness and SIMPLE
sts,,rtiss do render them liable get on, Of
yAir. Fur economy and durability they eannoi
h~ .uftAssesi. requiring on'J ors k~feofd Of wood
run ono Of ten hor-r r.,wsr ten hours.
One Of the small sis. now running the fhn,n-
ttsn ~ 4. &. WhsiIy. Esq, near Henderson. fssns.
Navo1i n lh larger SIDE IN successful operation
At valtoa. points IN Ned R,c' and on bayou far-ss
and Wa.hiis river. Address,
j. \. BRADFORD.
Handsboro, Miss.
Or r. +. HARRISON Office Of Wright
Allen a. Co, New Orleans.
say ~, So. M - "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-19

ls.ss :ss;1s Is ~ As=s@ea
SosAde In his soW
s. aiahe -l~ss unkindly.
be true 10 linn -
Though e'ca 10 HISS sMsai'h
Jby fright hopes are dn,
Whatever s~Gii thee.
b. faithful y lin.
1issr fsia H. N; aa.lssG,
Nor ss.s iIo,a thy hose
4 oal.a ia. lhc sorrow
gaeh sametmqsmsy cone.
'ala I'll Wy dyseison
Isss. ,.ss IL snssAe
g,rsjaf Us have faith
md be Mod 20 eash other
Wars fa,h 10 u, husband,
And wien b IS ,rsi
~ triais and ,fo@~es,
Cone stand by BIZ side,
And Us sth a'c' tios
10 ~ lsssA hss beat,
there e'ea II thru islicss
Tia aeslns Vi, rait
Nass fsl,t 10 thy hu,iaai.
Thy owe homc within,
What, .r De his cglfse~,
Itue Madness may win
ihpagl "a Va thy s3irw
Ihy Nd h0pes lT' d.m.
io, .ill be MY lose iire,
DC faithful - MIN
lA-ssr yo,t b.path.
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SIN u RS
82W1NQ MACHINES.


MOST pcrspns who are reasonably Nell Ifc '-cd'
wi will Ind By examination Of tiff clothing also
u the shoes their feet sna TIE hat N Their sad-.
that most q bot ~ the sewing T. the w0fh %
stN.yp.s SEWN, MACHINES.
H.. -. ,,.., .,,,.,.. v,.,,t,..
aN1 .np' 49, , ',,,fJ ,,rh "a
MAKE VIC iA~' aAp'est, anu p'a'''n s'u ~ ','u
WIZ 'Ne S'ei''-' I,iNaslY 'n ~" ~. y. "a. o. -,
pt't ~ ~, ~ 'FNtHt -. ''o' 80 ~. y, ~. ....
Win o. many y's wy nav IVY" '" i. "s ,r''ss
sI'"'ph'ln ".''' '''s' ,.i' '" ". WY w. ' ~. - a ~
Ma'i'h's haFu ,Vii 'Ne's.''l W." ~ w. ~ -
y'"N =" e"is ,7'N ~ - ~ ~ , ~. ,,
success ua.e o''h p'"'Nus" " 'r NY ~ - s n"
necessary 70 ,'Nn ~. i'pnv, W wv ,'y - NV
,orln r,Pan'l std .rsneu, a. pa ,''n ."o NV WV
frequently WIN 'h'7, "spei SewinV na'.'',',. u,
singer of"Nt wac n''s nav ,sss" W n,,'' ~,
and they eau mol Is pu, out Of repair without yolcn,
ahnsc.
IL has generally been thc piaet'e 81 'ph'p'H'"ts "
the trad. oi Other sewing Machines 20 rprt.n' w"
though singer hsohin.7 arr superior 20. 'aah"i.''
ilTims purposes 'iat inrf are "p' adapted " nho
ewing buf snvtis not ~" case ana an, lcfHNh WI
WI sNh ~ ~ s.tsif efhthi tah navy ~ "pp''''
n,ty " te-,ih9 inc sapsfiy % SWR"s r'hi'F hhe
ilanfnsion re*.ns Manu-. 'o'nnl"1 'p' nne evil
ny seeing w uHfss tao'ss s'Ns" \" "ie'e' 'h''
esn n0f Z" txesiva ana w paesssl,f. .'as,nse,
we "9l :" rf,nes 's ", , . a,s,r rN ,,,
ni' ''''n, ., a''. NM =, v,s, u,,,i @
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JnRH. M. WA2OW01&,
OF TUX LATE rInx Or
n ciDs IN, W. "a w ell, = ~

Having connected himself with thu
known house IL REID h TRACY, % Chamo"
Street, New York -.
COLLECTS the continued patronage Of y.
~ friends aud customers, and assures them ". i.
their orders for Hardware, IL addressed 20 y.
OF to Reid a. Tracy, shall he satisfn cscr''ye''
CITED.
january u 80
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(tiRrs THOMPSON Commission Merchant. Fac
~ Tor. Row. 90 'arundclct street New Orleans.
Hrfers tS.-N, G. Gregg Z Co.. Marshall Col, thas.
e. NHl., Col Rene Fitzpatrick, Dr. j. Adams. Har.
ris,n Coeny; I'M "A J. e. Mafphy. u. J, Terry 4
ca. Jeaer-on White. smith 4 BALDWIN. Col II. u.
Johnse, IN. 4 \ Yates shreveport Mrfll Sey
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CLOTHING SHORE,

CLOTHING STORE.
II PttkiN, 10 and IS Ca~p Sfrs~ Ths .suhs
~, sc,'sr' y ree-vins by every steamer frc1 shs
norm d'f'si rn'a hs mrn"fsrsosy. lars- arccssi"ns
70 his alfeady d-siAhls stock ii
CLOTHING AN" ahNr's rrRxIsmINa oooDs
Alro Boys and Yon,hs Clothing, Philadelphia ss,-
Leather Trunks. valises Umhsvllas. Ac.
This above GOODS are sos up ssmessiy for the Re-
tail Trade.
STRANGERS. visiting the city, xrs invited 10 call
and sran'ne stock hefsss purchasing elsewhere,
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER.
X. plTKIN,
Nns 10 ard IS Camp street,
May q. - No ~ ". NV OsIssr,