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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-12-27

4 TTENTION MILlTIA.-Company Q. Of the
n. l6Oth Regiment will parade at their usnal
9Th day of January, 1860, to gil the office of 2ndW
Lieutenant. sag- Persons failing to attend such
parade will be reported according to law; .
By order of the Capt. j. ID. STOVEH, U. 3.
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pnsfnonemenf
pUBLIC SALE OF La LAND n AND PER (

The above sale is postponed till Monday, jan 2,
1860. VIM. ID. HAhMAN, Comr'
II n1o
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BLACKWOOD's MAGAZINE:

BRITISH REVIE
r SCOTT & CO., NEW YORK, continue to pub.
LIZ lish the following leading British Periodicals,
viz
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservative.)
2. ~ tsr
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (whig)
3.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church.)
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal)
5.
BLACKwOoD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory.)
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
ROBlNSON'S MANIPULATED
GsFhnaN

MS UNEQUALLED FER rILIZER comnosed
= 1m ., one,li"I! haNt PERUVIAN GUANO on5.boIf
i "'ie GhOuND BONE and the best PiIOSPIIA'TIC
uoA-SO' Is III condiiloa for immediate use being pre
@ @mireu @oy new AMI improved machinery, by Which
means The most perfect combination is effected redu
ls AT 10 ilim powder; and for application bv Drill
W oI'eF"iSe. II Is IN ihe most perfect order And
, o W hesitation IN saving. that for all crops ii is
tlu !" any teFt'Zer ever offered 10 the farming corr
lAunhy' X The quality will be kept perfectly unI.
i9i ~ III an cases. and warranted To contain per cent
4" thohia ahd 10 To 30 per cent. of Bone Phospbate
o. Lime 1t Is put Il? ineood bags weighing about I50
lDS. eaCh' Purchasers will please notice. that The
ntIhe' r k)BlNSON, Is branded on each bag-none
olher is genuine W
MY long experience in the trade, and the general
Sit'Sac'lon heretofore gwen by all Guanoes sold by
an WILL hope, be guarantee that The article no,y
oHereu VIII be as represented. 1 will also keen con- |
S,ahily on hand the best Peruvian Mexican and other
OnanOes' which Will sell as low as any house in the
city. "'"'' III '''e
WIN. ROBINSON,
Nos and 6 Hongsworth Street
,oo Near Pratt ST. Wharf
"""' ''0'h BALTIMORE, Nd |
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
American Fertilizer,
Or Super Phosphate of Lime

tH HasAtEaCieas E'cfsatsEeH,
Or Super Phosphate of Lime,
From the New Jersey Manufacturing Co.
Analysis by Guslavus LIebig, Practical and
Analytical Chemist:
Phosphate of lime, 90
Suphate Of lime, 10
Organic Matter yielding Ammonia, 45
Ammoniac Salts, 7
lnsoluble underlined Matter. )
Soluble Salts, Chlor. & Sulph. of Soda, 10
Water and Loss,
100
This manure is composed Of dead animals
blood oifal, and raw bones" % Every one ofour
customers having found our Manure what we
represent II TO be-" adapted to every soil and
CROP we recommend 1t with the fuli est conf.
dence-3UO 10 400 lbs per acre have frequent.
~ increased the yield fifty per cent.
Also, Colombian, Soft Colombian and Ammo.
mated Colombian Guanos."
All OF the above Fertilizers in bags and bar.
relS.
From $50 to $40 per {, 2,00a and 2,slO pounds,
according TO quantity and kind purchased.
For sale by
RICHARDS & MILLER,
No. 2l0 South Front st below Walnut
Sole Agents in Philadelphia.
marl7.2m
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
p n vi n G,
Concentrated Animal Manure,
Fifty per cent. cheaper than any Known Fpr,

Concentrated Animal Manure
Fifty per cent. cheaper than any Known Far,;
lizer.
Farmers can buy this valuable manure with
'he fullest confidence of being repaid the whole
cost by the increased production of The frs,
crop, besides rapidly Enriching their Land
READ the Analysis OF Prot. l.. Stevens.
81 hereby certify that have analvzed II,
of PdUINE, for French, Richards & Co car
ner of York Raad and C4lowhill streets pb,I,.
dolphin, aud find its componeuts to be as to,
lows:
An"lysis IF Phuine.
Animal matter, Containing 5 Der cent dried
Phosphate of Lime "a iOo W.
Snlphat of Ammonia t0o
MuF'ate' Phosphate and Carbonate of Am.
monia eoo
Nitrate and Sulphate of Sado 5@
Sulphate of Potassa ! w
Murlate, Phosphate and Carbonoto orpo
tassa In
Chloride of Sodium oUo
SuIphate of Llu:e and Magnesia 55N
Silicia aud uIphur (soIubIe) I'm
81. STEVENS"
The above proves conc!usiyeIy, that PHrIyE
Is to the Farmer and L1nd Owner, The dIscoy.
cry OF the age: continuing all the necessary
constituents for producing Large crops. at a
small expense. The price coming within ,hg
reach Of all, is but TWO Cents PER
POUND, or $40 per $4,000 lbs, with discount
to dealers. Call see it. Send your orders
to FRENCH, RICHARDS 4 CO.,
Sole Agents,
Corner of York Road and Callewhlllsls,
Hri '-~h Thladelaha
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
r ii Q S PNATIC CUANo,

AOtll ANUNdSSU ISldllu,
CARIBBEAN SEA.
Analysis by DR.. Charles B,ckell, B .timore:
bone Phosphate Of Lime. Sab
Containing Of Pbosphoric Acid, IS 82)
Fluoride OF Calcium, 25t
Carbonate OF Lime, 53j
Peroxide OF Iron and Alumina, 3uO
Water, DC, 433
100 %
" The extraordinary high per centage o
Phosphate OF. Lime above stated, recommends
THIS article at once as a superior Phosphate
manure"
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
Read and Profit hy it!

The subscriber would call the attention of his cus
TONERS and the public generally 10 a Iarge and hand.
some stock OF GOODS, which he is now opening at
his old stand IN SMYRNA on Main street ons dnor
from the COFner, west The attention of the Ladies
spafilc aIy invited TO the large and very handsome
stock OF DRESS GOODS 3-y- Please call and exam
Inc before purchasing elsewhere.
THOS. CARROW.
Smyrna, March 81 l9J9-it
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
FARREL, HERRING & co.'s
i atcnt Cham piOn SAFE
In q Elra IL -. " = "
'OOuque, Iowa


c..,., DUBUQUE, Jan T. 1859
., Gents am requested by Mr. T. a c. Cocbr,nS ot
hS PacH TO say To you that on the morning on tbe 4,h
Instant about ociock his store took fire and Ihe en-
'ife s,9eh oil goods was destroyed The heat became
80 S'tideniy In'ense lhlt of the goods cnud ,
spy be saved; bat fortunately his books and naner.
"h'oh were IN one Oi Your Champion Safes. ,yer, aI
preAer' ed perfectly. And we'll they NAV be caliei
Dha'hPloh' Ior during The whole conlagrnlion Ihere
was one iiceSSan pouring OF flame drecily uuon Ihe
stie whlch contained them And SILL upon oneninG
IT, te Inside was found TO be scarcely warm wb,e Ihe
OUTSIDE was most severely scOrched "'
=, Yours. truly. N A. Mc,'IIrRE
herring falem Champion Fire and YurglarPrnoI
Iales, WIN haTs Patent Powder Proof Locks, af1rJ
me me greatest security Of any safe IN the world Az,
oue board and Parior Safes of elegant work,,ons,,',
aud iinlsh, for plale. De ''''''S'''P
FARkEL. HERRING & co. have removed
e5o .oIn 90 9+ Walnut 81, to their new store, No
o<S Chestnut 81, (Jayne's IIall.) where the lar.
gesl assortment OF Safes in the world can no
found. 1" oe
COO =, FAR3EL, HERRING & 20.
os9 |hesihai street. (Jayne's iIaii1 PhiladeInbin
Smyrna times., 1859-04-21
A IL. FRANCHISES

NO 2lI Market St, Pru;,pr,ru,, p,
X EEPS the lar.c<i an, best assorted stack arr,p
IA rf.i HHtiN5 Cotton Yarns. Waddrra, Co,,n,
Laps tMi"rs. '"retae Yarn, Gel.tor!s. Wash Lines
MHipL" IN c"i!s S"ia' 7, inc, lnIi2, Blue Twi iSi
Nich> IN lla y. Ai,o, g-elt var,cly Of TIy ~
W.T. ne o'''" ot iai"iuclure, lowest eas! prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04

number Of the Scientific American that Gro
Baker employ $50 making Cabinets addition
the 600 men they have employed in Machines,
The following Home Testimony of the Of the GRO
YER BAKER MACHINE is from the editorials
ten by Col. Msgnns Of the True Delta:
Extracts from Editorial Of Daily True Dea.J
TIE SEWING MAcHIsEs.-The ndefatigabe agent of the
Grover Baker the of the unmatched unequal
ed sewing machines, which known far and wide home
and abroad by their has enviabe OF
the agents Of other limitations of these universally appreciated
machines, who have to labor like nigger make SALE his
only anxiety how he best regulate the rush upon
emporium ii Camp street, that his stock entirely
disappear before cargoes arrive We have in
time many extraordinary excitements about Inventions
but before have with any article public
utility which has rapidly commended itself popular
the Grover Il Baker Sewing Machines In fact,
plished housewife riders her domestic establishment
complete wthout Gould any nducemsnt merely pecunary
tempt from the Organ Of the People, would
be TO take interest in invention like this which finds
into every dwelling and is most welcome everywhere
Grover Bakers Sewing Machines have superseded all
Others and the emily that be relied for
mechanism durability and simplicity in their working
We believe il is well understood the Baker
Sewing Machines not only superior
ed but have in fact in great superseded
sewing machine in itself appear snail matter
this unitarian and the millionaire
Of small equally DESTROYS of spending his money
udcousy may be of place occasionally
stubborn facts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04


following very directions hich are taken from The
instructions sent BY Wheeler & Wilson with every Ma
chine sold:
Special Observations Concerning the Pad
There is scarcely anything apparently Insignificant
and consequence the large portion
of the difficulties experienced By operating the
chine arises from their ignorance Of its purpose.
The pad small st Up of leather piece of iron project
ing from the object to retain the thread
the hook ill another stitch by the pon, of
the proper shape and thickness held hook
unit, the notch edge passes pad
The thread is then thrown off. If the pad hin the
thread thrown off the hook before reaching the notch
ing the thread to catch and nnge round the point of the hook
and breaking the When the pad is too thick the thread
is held too long, and leads similar result in both cases
the of owing entirely wan, of care
in keeping the pad in proper order.
The pad .hould be beveed cut Off sanng the UNDER
side to have thin edge towards the machine The leather
which it made should be of though yet pabc nature
the smooth side should be uppemos or next the
hook When pad is rough apt break in pas,
ing it. drop OF oil will Ike 1t soft smooth
aud frequently all that needed when persons cannot
count for the breaking of the thread
"When pad is inserted, should be drawn in tightly,
VIII oh be done with pair OF small pliers Should the pad
be first little thick press hard against the hook
can be sttened in its place by pnchilg firmly with the
pliers pressing down the inside dge with the
again caution the public to
Beware of Leather Pads In Sewing
MACHINES.
In selling the sloat Machines do NOT recomeni them
for heavy plantation work, as they strclya FAMILY
Machine doing all the various descriptions of wk required in
family They will do work as the Wheeler Will
son EVER DID or EVER CAN DO but selling Machines
wish to give the purchaser satisfaction and do the
agent of Wheeler Wilson has done-sl these Family Ma
chimes for plantation work to be sued for decep
ton and nonfuhllmen, of IS has been the with
the agent of Wheeler Wilson, may be seen by the docket
of the Sixth District conrt tie nit brought by Judge R. F.
Mcclure s. H. Peck, AGENT of Wheeler & Wilson. Tie
details of this petition Of Jdge MCGUIRE file, also
the depoons have been taken prove that the Wheeler
Wilson Machin Will NOT DO PLANTATION WORK
FyR PLANTATION USE.
The West Nchne has come into universal use being much
simpleh machine which has ever benatroduced
plnntatns.
The SCAT and WEED MACHINES are sold only at the
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
No. IS Camp street.
al Up NJ. s. HEDRICK, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04
singers se,csng .uacI.tnts.

The UNIVERSAL SUCCESS Of FIN GERS MACHINES.
their great dursb and adaptation to all kinds Of sewing
the together with their freedom sni
liability get of repair generally known through
ont the United which, with the rapid increase In their
ha has given Just the vendors Ct all other
Sewing Machines.
If general attended tho Of other Sewing
Machine except Singers In Louisiana why do not the
show and depend the statements OF packed
committees and newspaper editors which all wellinformed
persons know is evidence at all
The straight needle attached bar that moves perpendcu-
lar by power applied directly the needle Is peculiar to
Singers Machines vastly superior every other
for machine sewing commsnds itself
mans judgment glance and this is one Of the prime pal
why Singers Machines other
the manufacture Of clothing,
No crooked needle Machine we'll adapted fewng any
fabric a. those that wo.k straight needle and crooked
needle is adapted to sewing thick goods or leather
WALTER BENNETT, Agent.
"a o,2AIW No. 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04
Rrandtes, Hines, Cordiais, etc.
YOUTH, BOYS AND GENTLEMEN.

in Half Quarter and Eighth Pipes of the
Loving brands
ALEXANDER SEIGNETTE, Rochelle
LANCET,
CHAMPAGNE VINEYARD PRoPRIEToRs, Cognac.
GoLDENBURG, Cognac, 1905 and $780,
LARRoNDE, Old Cograc.
LARhoNDE, Pure ami Fine Champagne 1926
SUPERIOR PORT WINE, L. Perre Co.
WINES. in boxes of the following brands :
81. Julien, Lios Brand ST. Eephe American Flag Branne
Mouon Hunt Brion Laose Leove latsar Latte Margaux
and Cos pestournel with glass shoppers.
CHAMPAGNE, in has fets of Il and "a bot,e..
sey Monsseux Royal Hunter, Creme Bouzy and Fleur de-
Bouzy.
Brandy and in Juice, Fine Cordials and Corks
all qualities.
sARp1NEs in OH, in half quarter boxeg Gillct Co.
For sale in bond and in store by
V. & E. MAIGNAN,
n30 2plyMo % O. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04

15-One hsur II all the time required to
the hair II lady gentleman Of brilliant brown
kAck color tho space Of ONE YEAR If CRIsTADORos
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used for purpose
EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applying it, and
he brilliant and truly natural tint impaired to the hair whsk
cusache lasts at least six weeks No wonder that this
dcing al others both in this country and in Europe
Sold every uhsre and applied by all Hair Dressers.
I ms NlnkW CRTSTADoRO. No. 6 Asor House. N. T.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

paper published in New York, in number Feb 49,
1859 says:
Messrs. Grover Baker manufactured and sold in 1858
FOURTEEN THOUSAND SEWING MACHINES, and
of the Sl0 than any other price, Their factory
Boston, but in this city New York; THEY EMPLOY $50
CABINETMAKERST TO PRODUCE STANDS AND ORNA-
MENTAL COVERS FOR THE MACHINES SOLD. They
sell great number in South America and many bought
here and carried England by returning going
live there There is establishment In this
where stitching of kind required in which the Sewing
Machine is employed, and there private families
which it is acknowledged article of furniture.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04
Com satssntCHfed.

few weeks since the Scientific American published an
ce showing great magnitude OF the SEWING MACHINE
TRADE by tho three great manufacturers Singer Wheeler
wilson and Grover Baker From article alluded to-
appears that Singer sales at the rate they are now man.
featuring will amount to TWO MILLIONS OF Doll
LARS year and that Wheeler Wilson sold In one month
$500 From reliable authority 1t Is known that Inc w. W.
Co made contract manufacture several usand $50 Ma
chimes for Mr. s. in Cncnna which there TO be
mened and eventually sold II possible at retail This large
order doubtless made great show the W. books and
easily cept into Scientific American from which
gabled and Published in the New Orleans papers, TO dEaIage
hr Singer and Grover Baker Mach ines a 2p2t<W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04

The strength Of the work done the GROVER & BAKER
MACHINE cannot be forth than the following
extract of letter from Thomas H. Leavi Eq Amerca
gentleman resident Sidney, New South Wales dated
January IL, 1883
'That made in Melbourne in 1855 in sh ich
three thousand yards Of sewing done with
GROVER 4 BAKERS MACHINES, and a SINGLE seam
Of that has oustood all the DOUBL sewed by
with a needle and twine.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04
As further rroor that GROVER & BAKERS MACHINE
is the best, the following letters presented

As further rroof that GROVER & BAKERS MACHINE
is the best, the following letters presented:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Q, 1853.
In your inquiries concerning the Grover Baker
Sewing Machine purchased of you, wish give
impartial comparison. have used Machine my establish
ent and thorough and long trial found nc5nye-
nient and troublesome machine The person must
acquainted with machinery operate successfully
much machinery, and its shuttle and other work
troublesome and complicated. got Wheeler Wilson
Machine after testing fairly found it would answer
easily OF repair the thread must be
poos and into shuttes, and 1t readily that
very uconvennt for continuous It adapted
either for heavy work Owing to all these nconve eaces
put aside the other machines and after thoroughly testing the
Grover Baker Macane, the best every
respect Its work is neat machine possibly do;
easily kept order the work is done from the ordinary
poos 1t is speedy other and taking all in ALL
rather pay prices for the Baker
the Wheeler Wilson at price. quilt make cloth and
ere stitching tho shirt and light work of establishment
In fact do all the work of large establishment with this
nachine Let them recommend the Grover Baker
ing Machiue to be the best in Yours ever,
N. sTILLMAN
Hon. j. G. Harris, Governor OF Tennessee, writes
my wife has had of Grover Bakers Family Sewing
Machines time and satisfied one of the
best aborsavng Machines that has been invented.
much pleasure in recommending it to the public.
j. G. HARRISn
As further convincing testimony in favor of the GROVER
L BAKER PLANTATION MACHINE, we take pleasure in
presenting following letter Hon. j. H. Hammond uni.
for South Carolina, who is well AS an
extensive planter having three large plantations
which are in Grover Baker Plantation Ma
chine:
WASHINGTON, Dec IL, 1853
SIRIn reply your letter asking my opinion of
Bakers Sewing Machines take pleasure saying they
have than maintained my expectations.
After trying and returning Others have three of ho op
GRAFTON different places and after four trial
fault 10 find. Yours, respectfully,
j. II. HAMMOND.
GROW Err g. B A KER'S
EwxN % MA Ell T NJ IL q
OFFICE AND SALES-ROOM,
as 2ptf NO II CAMP STREET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04

.sssp Stationery store.

.1esp Stationery store.
1e. -. CAMP STREET Is
PETER O'DONNELL,
Would call attention to his extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
Which, for variety and quality,
Has never been surpassed in this market,
Consisting In part, as follows
English French and American-Packet Post, Commercial
Letter. Post and Note Paper Of description and
qualy-Rued and Plain, Blue and White Laid and "ove
Also-Sup. Royal, Royal, Medium Demi Flat, Cap Folio
Post, etc, 5A=.E
large ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS every quality and descrip-
on-Bu White and Straw Colorfrou the smallest Note size
to the largest Official size.
Blank Books.
Superior Assortment Books made expressly
to order the smallest sized Pass Book to Sup Royal
Ledger including Record Books for Country Courts droces
Order Books, etc.
Copying Books.
Msnns Parchment Copying Books of all Sizes Half and Full
Copying Presses.
All Sizes and fully warranted; also, Seal Presses.
Copying Press Stands.
Iron Frame Stands compact and substantial article
Tin Cash Boxes-F Five different sizes.
Cotton Sampling Paper-Extra Heavy.
Adhesive Fles-fcr Letters, Invoices, etc.
Ink stsnds-In Bronze Glass and Wood.
Gold Pens-Fsirchilds Very Superior.
Cutlery Crooks Superior Shears, Knives, etc.
Engraved Bank Checks by the quire or bound to order
Engraved Exchange Drafts Notes. bound order
Together with
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STATIONERY LINE,
Required for the use OF Merchants and others.
PETER O'DONNELL,
sationer, Printer and Blank Book Manufacturer.
N. B-Country Merchants would do well examine this
stock before making their purchases al 2p6t
Clothing.
+. MALARD 6 CO.,
Corner of Canal and Old Levee Streets.
We have now In store large ssorment Of
NEW STYLE
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
LATEST FASHIONS, "..
Received per recent arrivals which offer for sale
10 w PHICEs,
Consisting Of
LIGHT TWEED AND CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS in suits.
LIGHT SUMMER BLACK CLOTH COATS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINo COATS. PANTS AND
VESTS.
RARPOuR SACKS AND RlySINESS COATS
VESTS
WHITE LINEN SACKS AND FROCKTE2s.
LIGHT GAUZE GINGHAM SACKS.
ELASTIC LINEN SACKS AND BUSINESS COATS.
SPANISH LINEN SACKS, BUSINESS COATS AND DUST
ERS.
BLACK AND CoLoRED ALPACA COATS.
WHITE AND coLoRED DRILL PANTS
BELL, AND SMALL CHECK PANTS AND COATS.
ALPACA AND BoMBAzINE VESTS.
WHITE AND CoLoRED MARsEILLEs VESTS
An defensive of Colored and White Shirts and
ers Lse Thread and GauIe Cotton Undershs White Linen
and White Cotton and Jeans Drawers Brown White
English Socks Gloves Neckie Beauorts Stocks Suspend
es Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkerchief Umbrellas
ETC., etc.
The whole of stock has been selected with care
will be found comprise extensive variety patterns
every grade Of quality.
F. MALARD & CO.,
"a 2p3&W Corner Canal and Old Levee Sta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04
= Anew sewing machine. superior to all

i ~ Anew Sewing Machine, superior to all
chs has been invented and is ready to be introduced
The pnbe by tho Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
has been examined BY competent Judges aud
70 b superior anything invented in fact it is the
der and admiration Of Nothing be simple
and child eight Of work 1t with It
faster than machine and is bound supersede all
Others There Is Of the trouble Of keep it in working
order that there Is in machines of other Makers II does
require the operator to have pages of printed
tons IN order 70 work IT. is the with Wheeler Will
son machine There "a no eather pad which trouble
some ss In the Wheeler Wilson machine does require
the thread all into complicated little spooer as
y required by the Slcs and Wheeler Wilson machines as
sews from the original spools they purchased the
stores The reputation the machines formerly made by the
Grover Baker Company wel.known all over the world
Hundreds Of the first families in New Orleans and throughout
South bear testimony to the superior qualities of the Grover
3Bsker machines.
order 70 place these usefa machines every family the
have introduced perfect machine suitable
fesnily sewing. at the low price Of Fifty Dollars.
An Of the leading patterns the Grover Baker machines
can BE- purchased at the Southern depot Company No. II
Camp street. where purchasers will receive all required inform
asson fe2 2p3m&w
t5rRheumatism Cured, either Infiamma.
tory acue) or Chroncno matter severe the case or Of
how long standing. Call for DR.. MORTIMoREs REMEDY
which has already cured twenty CASES he
had 1t Nos and ISL Charres street. New Orleans La of /
WRIGHT 4 90. fell ansmsv
H3-Thc Great English Remedy--Sir James
CIARKEs CrLnsRArED FEMALE Pills Prepared from pre-
scrpton Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This well known medicine imposition bu, sure and safe
remedy Tor Female Difficulties and Distractions from any cause
vhaever and although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution.
10 Married Ladies II Is peculiarly suited It will in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity
These Pills have never beea known fall where the drec
nons on the second page Of the pamphlet observed
particulars ffce.o f thaay