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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

The Fair will commence on wcdnes day the
2eth lust, and by The regulations Of the suci.
ETY. all persons, desiring to compete for prem
iums are required 10 make their entries before
4 o'clock Of that day.
] am now prepared 70 take entries and hope
that all persons who can, will make their en-.
tries during the week preceding the Fair. .
Tho Board Of Managers have determined to
award the following Premiums, in addition to
those now on the Premium list, in Glass pa,
Let Division-Horses, viEi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Don't fail TO procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
Tor children Teething. II has equal on earth. II
greatly facilitates the OF tssting Wy uoenng
the gums, reducing AL linilamati0nwia aay al pain,
and sure TO regulate the bowels DEFEND upon IL,
mothers, Il will give rest TO yourselves, and relief aud
health 10 your inianta. Perfectly safe in all cases.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of one Of
the most experienced and skillu female Physicians in
New Englnnd, and has been used with ncver.iaihng
success IN millions OF eases.
We believe u the best and suTos remedy In The world,
In all cases af Dysentary and DinUhda IN children.
whether Il arises fom teehing nr from any other
cause. Il surn togve immediate rcefto infants suf-
feriHs from wind collie.
lfliie audhoalth can be estimated by dollars andoens,
its worth its weight gold.
Millions OF bottles Gre sold every yoar In the United
States. Il Is an old aud well.tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
t7-None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by DWggists throughout the world
seplO II !. L. III. JOHN n Co., Agents for Tim.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

sanduslsy, Dayton & Cincinnati n.
R'-The annual Report Of the business and
financial condition Of this road, for the year
ls5s-a "a copy Of which has been sent us
shows the gross earnings Of the road for the
past year to be s577 95s,5s and tho expenses
$3.50 O76,0l leaving balance Of net earnings
Of S2o5 .ss2,57, or Ss9,9lO,s6 more than last
gear. The report shows the road to be well
managed and In q fourishing condition.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
FOR THE CAMPAIGNl

For the benefit Of those, who wish 10 be post.
cd in political matters, we offer the TRIBUNE,
until after the Election, for the small sum Of
Twenty-Five Cents,
or Eve copies for one Dollar. or course, the
sooner il Is taken the more papers will be got
for the same money. Now is the time 10 roll
In the names. Let our agents 90 10 work aud
canvass their sovcral districts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

AARON HALL, an intelligent and upright far
mer and highly esteemed citizen, has been
nominated for Representative by the Republi-
cans Of Hancock. 1t is fortunate selection.
The JEFrmsoNIAN says that the track lay.
ing on the F. q 1. h. X. is 10 be resumed this
week
Mr. Aaron vvillisssss,s.y 'aua cld resident Of
that county, was thrown from his horse in
Findlay. on the Sd inst. and so injured that
he died on the 9th.
Several Pixies Peakers, who left Findlay
last spring, have returned with no gold but
plenty of experience.
CRAwFoRD.
The JoURSAL says that a company, for the
purpose OF erecting gas works in Bucyrus, has
been formed and nearly one half Of the stock
subscribed.
The Crawford County Fair will be held on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Oct 18th,
18th and l4th.
HURoN
Mr.. BENZ Hinkley and wife Of Bronson and
Miss. Jones, daughter of Rev. Mr.. Jones Of
Fairfield, were seriously injured near the lat.
ter place, on the 9th ult., by being thrown
out Of a buggy.
A few days ago, while Judge Worcester was
visiting Centerville, his horse took fright and
ran away towards Attica. tran into drove
Of cattle, smashing the buggy TO pieces and
killing the horse.
About 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon last
the steam saw.mill, situated at the cast end
of Norwalk and owned by Mr.. p S. Bradford
was consumed by fire, Loss about s., 900; no
insurance.
RIcHLAND.
Thomas H. Ford, Brigadier General Of the
first brigade, sixth division, o. NJ, has or
derod the brigade out for three days eneamp-
ment on the 9th day of September next.
A young man by the name of Heistand, Of
Mansfield, lost his life by the explosion Of
glass jar containing Gum Dammar Varnish,
on Saturday last.
A serious accident occurred 10 Mr. Usher
Goldsmith, who lives about mile and half
west Of Mansfield. He was engaged with
some others in raising barn, when one Of
the heavy timbers fell upon him crushing his
thigh in q most dangerous manner.
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Hanks! BIanksl

All kinds OF Blanks, Of the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, Kept con
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at the Tai.
huNE OFHcE; such as
DEEDS summons,
Mortgages, Subpoehns,
Attachments, Vendis,
Executions Constable Sales,
Blank Notes, SC, sc.
dTIustices and Notaries supplied on reas-
enable terms. IN
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NEIGHnoRINc COUNTY NEWS.


oANprsKY.
The last Fremont Messenger soys: "Last
Saturday, the engineer at the new warehouse
Mr. Daniel Huhbell, went to the elevators Ia
take out hand full Of wheat, while the ma.
ohinery was in motion, and before he could
draw it back, had it caught aud severely lac
Grated and bruised
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Printing.-Persons, who want bills print
ed FOR the Fair, should LET US know in time
We are prepared to fll all orders in that line
promptly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Ktna Insurance Co,-Tbis company
has the rcputatiOu Of being one Of the most re.
liable IN the United States. We rcommend
tito those desiring immunity against loss from
ERE. l.. Adams Esq Is the sentlcnanly agent
aL thls plnce See adNerli.ament
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

The Weather has been decidedly cool for
several days. There was slight frost on
Monday morning, but we believe, not enough
70 iniure the corn.
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10 Editors and Reporters.-Tbe n

To Editors and Reporters.-The Board
Of Managers Of the Seneca Co. Agricultural
Society have kindly extended an invitation to
editors and reporters to be present, on the oc-
oasion Of our Fair, which comes off on We'd
nesday' Thursday and Friday, Sept. 2sth,
18th aud aOth. Comfortable quarters have
been provided for them on the grounds and
they will be furnished with free passes, by
reporting themselves to Mr.. j. H. Pittenger,
Secretary Of the Borrd.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
InVaIids with Ague and
Fever, Lung Diseases, sc.

VNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY MOTT.
Il fed that Dr. Fishers Ague Cure, Tor so per
bottle, warranted TO contain quinine, Is the pos.
ivey certain cure for Ague and Fever, chill Fever OF
inteFmiuent Fever, OF any preparation for sale In the
city. IL the cheapest as well as best because Il will
and keep Il cured. And his Cough syrup, called
Hshef's Compound Syrup Of Ginger, at IS per vial
10 medicine Of great value all diseases Of the Lungs
Windpipe or bronchial tubes, and his anti Bilious Pills
too, peculiarly well adapted 70 the ~ hgue and
fever chill fever bilious fever So price 25 cents per
box. DR., J. FISHER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

fcrk's stove Emporium is advertised in
another place. The establishment is one Of
The best 10 BE- found in the West and We nc
ommedd il 10 our readers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BEAR IN WIND

EB-That attheTRIBUNE has the iSrg-
est circulation, and Is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
COuntyi-H1
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Hob Printing.

Wehave Oh the facilities Of the larger cities
for doing all kinds Of Book and Job Printing.
Ia 'he highest style Of the Art, and on very
reasonable terms. Give us a call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Go aud hear senator Trumbun a, San.
dusky to-day.
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Timn Prices CurrenI.


IcoUeeted weekly by J. sh liver, dealer Dry Goods
Groceries, Carpetingt, Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing. Aud purchaser Of every detcriptio o
Of Grain and Produce for Cash
WHEAT-O,e5110
CohN--( (shelled) 0O0E6o.
do tEafl 52o.
RYE=-0OR904
HARLEY-008G0.
OATs--95c,
BEANS 30 10 so.
PorAroEs-O. .50a060
FLAxSgED-SO.0,O@l,i0
hUTTHR--i9c.
LARB-00@i2Se
TALLow-lOe.
ShOKED HANs--i0Dt2o.
do biDEs AND SHOuLuERaa T6b0fb.
PtcKLED PORK--e90c.
mArLE SuGAR--lQ1a14cs
BEEswAN-20le95c.
fE fEsTHERs--i09O0c.
RAGs-2c.
GHEEN HipEs-5c D6K.
DRv do 100.
E0as-8d Zoe. o dozen
PoRK-s5OOa5,sO
WoOL-5la45r
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Rates or Advertising.

Agreed upon by the propretori Of the THIN Tribune
and Seneca Advertiser, May iOh t5ss,s 20 be strictly
enforced 10 an oasess
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TINTED AMBROTYPES.
Tug uAMMoNroN FARMER.,A s,w,paps, 4,

rTHE HAMMoNToN FARMER.,A nswspapss ds.
Il voted 20 Literature and Agriculture, also setting
iorh iull accounts OF the settlements o. tlanmonida
IN New jerse can be subscribed for Al 20 per
nnnum.
lnclose postage stamps fnrthc hmouut. Address 70
Editoroithe Farmer, Hammuuton, 2. %. Atlantic Co.,
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap lund, Of The bert
quality, in or the healhsst and most deli rhtfnl
climates IN the Union and wheru crons are never cut
down by foss, the terrible scourre Of the north See
adverti sment Of llammonton Lands. Iul son
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16

Snndusky, Dayton a Cincinnati n. n.
Passenger Trains on this road now leave
this Station as follows;
Going South. Going North.
Mail. ..... 9:20AN Nail, ,..e... 500 ~
Night Exp l2OOFN Night Exp. ,0i5 A N
Carey Accommodation.
To Sandusky 6I0 To Csrcy .a.t0dO
10 Republic and TiGn train arri~cs In Timn AZ 10,
A. NJ. Departs a. 3,to, r, W.
tf Hacks leave Tilin daily for Republic and ri.
weekly for Fostofia and Uppei saudusdy,
Friday Morning, sept. I6. 1850.
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TiRn Retail Market


corrected weekly, by II. A, BUsKIRK a Bro
and Retail dealers In Groceries and pro
uce Of all kinds, shS whan's Rlock Tiain OIL
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ThfiuAv trkIg Tribuut,
Local and Miscellaneous.

Adysriissusu,s u,usi y hssd,i il y wednesday to
insure ihsettion iha same weak.
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aud one copy 70 lhe gctttr Up OF club Of TO
subscribers or more.
Old Subscribers can enter into ,hla arrange.
ment by paying up all areamges
Specimen copies sent free
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Terms nf smhscrinfion.

! copy, year, In advance. so
II paid within The year. r........., 400
II paid aner the year expires. 2 so
No paper viii be stopped until all arroarages
are paid, unless at the option Of the publishers,
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To CInhs.

As an inducement 10 getting IN Clubs, W
o0er the TRiBuSE at the following rates
Club Of s, year, In advance, 81 So, each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31

GROCERIES AND OTHER Coop THINGS FOR THE
MLIIoSThe grocery house Of Messrs. Charles r. Raley
Co., No. II Thoupouas and No. "a Grsver street. strongly
entitled to the consideration of country merchants coming to
town for supplies as well as of city retailers and who pur
vey for steamboats,, ships, restaurants and hotels.
TIE stock Of this house is extensive complete
variety and excellent in general quality is possible
capital and enterprise to achieve The stock may be classified
thus every kind Of staple American groceries and provisions
every kind of foreign fancy groceries and prepared deicace
kind Of American and foreign liquors. wines cordials
fruits nuts and extracts kind OF CIGARS tobacco pipes
and snuff tea, coffee, and pice soap candles starch and
oils and snndries including willow and wooden ware all
kinds Of wrapping and writing playing cards This
comprehensive enough still or appre
ca!e the admirable completeness of Raiey Co.'s stock till
they go and inspectit.
Doing large and rapid and business Raey CO.
enabled always offer the freshest articles of the kinds
which valued for freshness and choicest all the ar
Giles with which freshness is des;deratu such as their
wines liquors. and other articles which improve by time They
have in short the pick of the world for everything their
line and ready at tie shortest gil ORDERS great or
SMALL to the mnuest requirements of perfect supply
outline Of their gigantic stock Of goods forth their a
vert sement second page and to til advertisement
direct the particular attention Of The country anil city trade
The terms Of the house always very reasonable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
[ No. 4S35. ]

j
Whereas By the report of the census of the State
1urhed Dy the Secretary Of State the Legislature
SHOWN mat the enumeration OF the total population of this
exceedingly and paipably defective every District win
out exception, and ' WIKI
heeas The report aforesaid if permitted to 10 uncoptr
deted and Mncofrected will entail upon city Of New Ors
commercially morally ard socially both here and abroad he
most serious damage and ~ o"u' 1ie
Mhereas incumbent upon this Council as the repre-
aves OF the people Of New Orleans foster and project
oest nte which this aud false
aacked therefore, for the purpose
AND publishing 10 the world the population Of the several
Districts OF the whole city Of New Orleans; ~
esotrd That his Honor the Mayor and he IA hersbv
hnEed and requested employ and appoint the req
per persons qualified and competent Immediately the
census Of the several Representative Districts this eity
such plan and under such directions may direct the re-
turns OF which to be made him by him Mt tie
earliest day to this Council. - $3.50 f" " 'i'
Resoed That upon the completion the census TINS Or
dred to be TAKEN the same be transmitted to the
with proper renionstrance against the adoption OF hs
returns now before that honorable body.
hotred That special joint committee of four members
me Board Of Assistant Aldermen four embsrs IF fra
Board Aldermen be appointed advise with and assist hs
Honor the Mayor in carrying into the object OF these
ulions to obtain correct of city Of New orleans
lS'sheaI ,,,, CHAS. H. WALDO,
r,,,, president Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lslgnedl j. o. NIXON,
., 49,. =, $50, President Board Of Aldermen.
(sgnedl GERARD STITH Mayor
i,a, n true copy. j. l.. FABRE.
Secretary @ he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY. s11yERw,

FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY, SILvERwARE, FIRE
Arms, ETc-We speak personal conviction when say
that believe that there elegantly arranged
stocked jswey establishment the country TINT of Mr.
A. Tyler No. ITO Canal His watches are from the
most noted manufactures Of Europe many
those for the use Of ladies richly witt precious
sets OF ewelry in diamond opal pearl and coral
most recherche Styles those in lava mosaic
name Nothing surprising them has been offered in the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31

y - - y
/ - -
VS. ...e' ~ u's own Helen, from Richard, fal OF
-, wv PROMISE was 70 De Iunleu, even though
-. -" = ueep aecAne' NO wofa Oh feproach
.s.. NV vas 'ouuu III thae ie'ter' ana IL opened
To,a. .o1asa'us ~ ueepiy loving nears' foor
.-rN. ~" s.e "eps Nv" tne ilJuieo' the aying
~, NJ su,as " nef. oou'o any one oiame
80 sno pa.ue ne,sen' oeF.ainiy no.. IL Is
aP..... 'o1 purify " ioVe ihipa1iy, IN "natever
S--."" ~ "'y Nc 'ounu AZ Tue iamly tne
!" - ~ ~ ,o,'s" ""u 'aey Mno hau hefeto-
:. . A-s Sn'."''el rs eAoeheh'' now
$500 ~ ..N.',," so' luz sne nao refused
.,.s ~ ~, "nu ia.e ACCOMPLISHMENTS WIN
eAs :" ..o 1nnueAee ahu ecsae 'ney orlng'
1922 = Nc. ueel.u0e W virtue ~ Tue most oe
>,.-,,, 'y .''A W., >'A sJ"P"''y ot nei, ou1
-. -. .s.A ' We. 'ianSe piinoile Vi ouI
AA'1.e - s 'ue 'oue.. VIC sy.upasay VI 'ne inufeu
v.e' :. IVA soto" 'ol ns i'yu'e'' we nase Ano"h
".' pasa,."'e W u'sspa'eu husoahos seek
wv yA.p"uy VI .no'e nuspanos III the very eViis Oh
N'-. - NV sA1e
ou0 !eais oiu' .iau III . s"pie Wni.e
e.ess' ~. IAi Aaasns III tiuee.s upon her snouiu'
- 90 sne "ss "hen sne reeeNeo N. lee'
w. .- wa cuuse d. n1s "i'e anu oaughter, pro-
- ps',a'e oarrlase W .ceoar 9len, the
-. :. y, w. ~ ~ was iong oay rue 10
sseuea n.ou'ns' ano 80 SUBSCRIBED was sne IN
:. 'uas nv JUG presumed 10 aStempe TO ailay
~ uusA' 'htousu 'ue ions avenue OF eedars, the
alag was ~ seen appfoAcnng' ana as specned
ssuAl sou .nas neien was w.nn' hlcnafd was placed
upon d eo"'u - 'ne spacious na; MIS- n and Mary,
"no .oseu nu ~ p,o'ner was IN an agony OF fear'
~, 1ue snouo lmmedlately prove fatal.
ns.sn, .uousn a"ate 'na' ncnara Was very ILL., as
JUG s'eps ieau'ns " we nail, expecting TO see
10 a1D'e ,o,m WIN US pefecs muscular develop
Du' NUS ouaneeu from wnas u was When she last
-. -. n"n sue oouiu aos imagine MIN consumphve,
ne esos ,e,. upon us expanded prov, beau.
~. Do"n nA.f anu ueepy brilliant eyes tney formed
9ousas' WIN !he paor ana emaciation that her
a. 'ae sen'' ana almost alnting, she Tell
oes,ae niS ooucn' sno upon nls BOSOM gave full vent
'ne aeep sorrow OF ner neart Wlth his arm around
ner sender waist ana MS nngers IN her beautiful
curs ne pressed her to bis bosom exclaiming, "mne
ever mine On God thank thee for this priceless
gitt In that brief period Helen lived life. Who
that has ever had such moments of deep, holy emo
tion has not felt that 1t would have been blessed to
in the nossass;on If his t.e.s,ro soor,a =. $50
hin, and Hala, nov, fa1t +h,. =, - ~. t.-'..
' M A ~" CIV .uae uou WAS too mercHul |
70 take MIN rom ner. week passed, and the ply
slcan tnought tnat ne would soon be well enough to |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
STREET CoMM,R--oFFICIAL

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND w n broupht
TO the Fourth District Pound Jackson street between
Constance and Laurel streets, esrays-
Que black with black spos left ear cut off no brands
One black cow no brands
One black left broken with w.ite bsiv and
spots on the forehead ' $3.50 A'
ore yellow cow with white spots both undercropped
branded 3. on the left hip and p P. the right.
0ne light red and white spotted COW, no brands.
Which claimed within days and the expenses tere
pnid will be sold public acto at said pound on TIL rs
DAY, February l, 1889, at IN O'CLOCK A. M
New Orleans January Is, 1850
Registered January 49, 1859.
C. s. LEE. for the Comptroller,
FPAVE DU QUATRIENlE DISTRICT-ua
ete condn au depot DIES epaves du uatsme District
entire les rues Laurel ct Constance
une vache noire ayant des aches banches oe enuebe
coupee, marques. 1850 7-0
une vache noire, marques
Une vache noe oreile gauche cassee ayan Ia va,.rs
blanc ct des taches blanches sur lie front ~
une vache aune des aches banche les euy orells
coupees en- dessous b. la hanche gaucbe ct p
sur la dro.e e'Ae' w l. r
Une vache dun rouge claire achetee de blanc sans
marques. - Ae' sous
81 les dts anmaux ae son rscames ours ct les
C. O. FLECHIER Commfssaire des rpes
Nouvelie Orleans, IS ianvier 1859. iaIq o. ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
MoREAu,s REsrAuRANr,-strangers oominr te

MoREAU's observation-disclosures coming to the
CITY, and anxious realize the of New Orleans epcure
anism may easily satisfy themselves by visiting Moreau
No. 1T Canal street. where all the uxries of South and
Northern and foreign uxuries too served up style not
to be surpassed in part of the world Moeaus
for and still the lovers of really
good thing eat or drink have only been dsappont
ed but pleased and consed the full hight of somachc de-
light. We refer to the card in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS,
ITO SUGAR PLANTERs-
AMES' STAR SUGAR PAN
And
Improved Steam Train, for Making yurnr

From the yssnes e tho interests involved the competition
sR
for he g. cs often
different employed in he manufacture Of
s ass that % Se,s S w
lions proved that SO various have been the different kinds
not q as
The greater number of the introduction
upon the plantations Louisiana have far failed in the ad
them alIssdy almost n'O oblivion These
ausstonably successful. ''N'SN
pan Il Hae,e from y as Introduction upon The plantations
IN Louisiana n 1899 the present time has
VIZ Simplicity Of constractien H. esss viz
SO se' .mp.a the
the IS to have rendered the most
.sEss eye the NC worm That The seappea
The whole extent of the heating surface of the utilized
An uniform temperature obtained throughout the whole
horizontal area Of The pan The pipes will rapidly
dermen 70 the continued of the pan. mechanical
r eon.squsncs Of these evapraon
neoy aporons he pan alike and from being shorer
ha ms to action sugar obtained of muc
5shs n asasdas Ths
Be- the sa Pan Of as good
and firm grain wi steam at 50 is made in the
ing Of eonsaqsn la. ne evap
obtained ~ invention " ''l.'' u" n' savanna
d III sss
ts Mr. on s.s: S. B}.a
mon worm kind which consists of four evap
Sa Fan
hs he IS The il
ne granala,oI induced MT have the common worm
q s9 i ss
wh0'e apparatus with the following results; w. ., ,o,.
no Axss Esa-near Sir Your favor q he duly
reply hswes even
sAs nh the fol ooSng Of Star Pm ne old
r,pdiy as the old one from thn instead Of
density Of syrup as Was 10 do Whist using t The
cd Pan Inox CLEAN and blow Juice whes
forwarded about two hoSshsads q hoars
AnGsr advantage it bos better at low
sssSss tina, the gp e
A. hard and firm as the old at 80 or fact
Star Pan S. imagine It is owing to heir be
ihe p w va as sl s sns
ing psn from what can Judge usi1s Of the improved
head with the common hued oie say x and the utmost
Any information may acquire by experience hereafter in
working he Pan viii any be cearny given as well
any yon may PROFOUND with regard
'''' "a's '''1Ws WADE H. GILBERT.
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the proprietor Of The estate, for further information
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New Orleans or the undersigned sole authorized msnufac
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Fifty strsubs Iron Frame CORN AND FLOUR MILLS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31
SOUTHERN CLOTHING EsrABLrsHMEsr.-Under this

oUUTHEKN CLUTHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r This
caption L. W. Lyons Co.. Of the mammoth clothing store 2
Is and 80 ST. Charles street, advertise their establishment
which is Individually of the tremendous concerns of
the kind in the whole country North or South They sell
wholesale and RETAIL and supply country merchant with
ock as readily they individual with suit and
either on satisfactory terms In boys and clothing
furnishing goods their assortment is immense likewise
that in the trunk umbrella and waterproof clothing depart
ments of their business Everybody get garment
and as many garments they desire L. W. Lyons Co.'s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-31

REVOLVING AND OTHER ARMs.-Messrs. Lion &
finsard corner of Royal and Bepvis Streets just
eeSed an invoice Of LefAucheauxs revolving ps
.a famous article for shooting anything with. Also
and Adams evovers pocket pistols
and other arms together every description of ammunition
We refer to the advertisement,