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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
NEW VOLUME ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
TIE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD,
LARGE FIRST CLASS ILLUSTRATED
Agricultural and Family Newspaper

TllE FOURTH observation-disclosures and pop
l. ular WEGKLY JovRNAL will begin January Isl $50.
under the most encouraging prospects 1t Will at
thai time, be
GREATLY ENLARGED
And several new and important features added, which.
together with it, handsome pictorial illustrations,
must increase its present popularity,
AGRIcrLTrEE.--T as heretofore will be the lead
ing feature of the HOMESTEAD and will be cOndnC ted
in manner worthy Of the great interest IT desires to
foster. Every Department Of Southern Agriculture
Will receive due attention, and such systems oil Guilt
waiting the soil. socliraisng, and general farm man
agcment promulgated, have been tested by partic.
ular men and found worthy of adoption. 4 large
corps of contributors are constantly writing tor this
Department Of the HOMESTEAD.
IIoRrIcrLrrRE.-'rhs Department il constantly fill
ed with excellent horticultural and Pathological in
formation, and is universally pronounced as one Of
the most useful features Of the Paper. Gentlemen
Of experience and ability write for IT,
LITERARY DErARrMESr,-The publishers are conf
dent that the announcement that
Mrs l." VIRGINIA FRENCH
Win retain the control Of the Literary columns OF
the HOMESTEAD, for 1853 will be received with gencr
al acclamaton by her many admirers, and warm
welcome extended to the vehicle which will convey
TO the world her beautiful gems Of thought. Several
"buautttUf and highly Interesting stories will appear
in the HOMESTEAD for 1859, from the pen Of Mrs
FRENCH.
To THE SOUTHERN PEorIE.--Wc now offer you a
periodical, which is permanently established in your
mdst,-deyotcd to the great vital interest Of the
couniry--wbch has been pronounced by competent
judges equal, if not superior, both in contents and
appearance to any similar paper in the Union. We
therefore, ask every Southern man who desires to
subscribe for an Agricultural and Family Paper that
will be Of particular benefit to his farming operations
and furnish his family interesting and useful reading
to give the SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD his support.
Form AND TERMs,--IliE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD is
published weekly, each number containing eight
large pages, printed in handsome style, and splcn.
ddly embellshed with engravngs at the following,
TERMs:-lNvARABLY IL ADyANCE,--On copy 81 A
Year six copies, SO ten copies SIS, (and an ey-
ira copy to the person getting up heclub) Address
J., =. WILLIAMS g. Co,
NASHVILLE, TEaALasEL.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

ticular star Of the season Comet-ikc | en-
tered the exclusive constellation to to which
this star belonged, and approached the star
By means Of my talisman, put TO rout young
millionaire, u Hungarian count, and an Italian
duke, and triumphantly bore oil the fortune and
the bride. Society at first affected to resent
my presumption, bnt soon united in awarding
its admiration and highest honors to the bear
err of the alisman.
i entered the political arena. My talisman
procured me an important and lucrative mu.
nieipol Office, aud waXcd rich and mighty by
Substituting that time-honorcd victim, public in.
terest to my private ends.
i next went to Congress. There by means
of my talisman changed my party three or
four times, and yet maintained Il reputation for
consistency; forgot all my promises to my
constituents, yet my reputation for integrity
was unblemishcd; sold all my votes, and yet
retained the fame Of a foe to corruption. |
did little, and cared less, for the interests of
that congomcraton Of selfish mortals who
scramble for individual cmoluncnt under the
stars and stripes, and are called 'our country,
yet | wore the laurclS of n Jealous patriot and
profound politician.
/ have of late years, been engaged in spec.
uation, and in that my taSnan has proved
equally scrviceablc | have realized immense
sums from imaginary towns, populated by inn
aginary citizens, in imaginary regions of mag.
mary fertility, Astounding in imaginary mines,
by imaginary rivers, and connected by imagin.
airy railroads and strcamcrs with imaginary
thoroughfurcS Of commerce.
! 4 have established Il bank on fictitious cap.
tal, and after extensively circulating its papers,
! have let it collapse. aud laughed at the antics
Of lccced public
i have been elected manager Of railroad
company, and after raising the stocks to fab.
ulous premium by paying large dividends with
borrowed money, have divided and sub.diyidcd
, the shares sold ont, and amused myself with
watching the grimaccs of impoverished stock
holders.
The late financial crisis has frustrated some
Of my plans but my tasman has preserved me
from serious | Sscs.
My next great enterprise shall he to secure
my election rs President Of the United States,
for | doubt not that my talisman viii effect
that object for me.
Wen, boy, promised 70 tell yon 4 story
of taIisman morcpotrnt than lladlm's lamp,
and think YOU will admit that have done
~: for it il certainly more wonderful to have
cast spell over enlightened Americans OF the
nineteenth century, than over scrvjlc, unciyiS-
cd gcni.
But although have told You the secret Of
my life, soc you are dying 10 know tie secret
Of the secret | will tell yon, You know al,
ready that my tali>man is a metal; now in.
form you that that metal is brass
Boy have brass. Contdr in it; employ it
fnapln-y l,b nll ions. II IL fbn I,lIiInsh
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iioiihl oONClNllt .NlElo .OMIOtND ELClD
EAlliAtI BUC1lU,
TOR Dicdscs Of Hc Hatf'icr, hWDryS Grarh Dropsy
Weaknesses Obstracto,,s, Secret Dis,mcs.
frtHhc tompt yopcrM HdiScaSeS N lie StrUdt OrYd,s
Arising FROM oygsand imprudenccs in life and re-
moving ol imlrt ldischorgc from the bladder, kid
ncys, On J, Nunl All, ny, whether existing in
MA ey. II i EMALE,i
From whateNef 'a'se they may have originated
ANp 80 MSttN oF now LONG STANDING.
Giriay hadE,,, Eut'dto frame, and Loom 10 he
- " VIE IHeh.
JOY ,,ts and dcbiyA IFLICTED!il
# r,rrs nrr," 9 anon 'itatcd sufferers and rcnovo
all thr symplom, utcrt which viii be found
70 chli5position
,pwcr ,%rrtion lass Of
p,,b.y loss of memory.
diuir.,y of BREATHING eIru-
e,nl wpalue-- hnrror IF Iis
ease. wcpk nerves. trembling. dread.
FIJI horror Of death. niqht swcats. cold feet.
wnlcrlncss. dimnc.. or vision. Iuugnor, unircr.
al Ia. ft. nr tI,n muscular system nftr, ruor,,,.
appetite. With dyspcplir symptoms, bot hands
flushing Of the tody, dryncss of the Skin,
Rllil countDuuuec and cruptons on
the face, pain in the back. hca
vines Of tho eye Tide fire.
uicntly hlack spots
nyiug before
the eyes.
with temporary su0usou aud lossol sight want 81 at
tcntion grcai mobility rcslcssncs. with horror Of
society. Nothing Is more desirable TO such pa.
tenis lmn solitude ana nothing lhcy more
dread for fear oi lhcmselyy. no re-
l'o-' - l0ol,t' = w. ,"i n.,li w
.l'sf nnn.il.no "@ ,ro 4" " onr
mnr.,inn tn nm.
othrr
These AynIpiam. II allowed u % IN which NH;
mcdfciuc fr,,,Ii1l, ron',,,r. soon ll"vsL0Ss on
POWER. TATlfTY ATD EpIIfCTlC FlTs-in ON.
~ wlirh MI r,ttnt ,n,y r%,,ira Who rnn M tIa,
tlr., rycasr' IL, nv r,,u,',,tlv G,Iln,y,I I, d.,
dircnl diseases INSANITY NND CONSl. MprIONf
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26
nfalliblc Rom q d V

If yun ire suffering wihnny of tie above di.tro-s
ling aIlmeit- tle Fluid EXTRACT BrCIl Will
onre !uu, lry faud he r0Ht itrrd M HI efficacy.
BG"Aga 3. QtAc, %o-tNl VI &QAek Dorrot-.
who IA. Is hun-tnfa5litisar l references, Citizen.
know anI avoid tIrm and sa,rl lone ulriu. mnu-
~ this popular aul -l'l.t lllC REMEDY
4 a.luJ al rain ,Wd ml aumNtua. Il pat..tlg
plgatVi ia ID tt-l. ud alol but mu,dt,ta HI it-
action.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-26

ME FOURTH VOLUME olihis beautiful and pop.
l. ular WEgKLY JouRNAi. will egn January Isl $50.
undcr the most encouraging prospects, 1t will at
thai INN In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

from Tue hochloru (ll.) news, ApfN %.
The open winter has given u.s. as usual, late spriug
winch after all omses better than any lier seasons
which vegetation 10 bud aut boon only TO
rence cruel blight aud temp,s the far to pant his
seed with all the risk OF ong after sege Of rosts aud
storms, which greatly retard, they do MT wholly de-
sroy TIE fruits of his labor The sresen prospect tor the
next crop in tais Sc ton is now hgnly encouraging.
The recent rans and hnc weather succeeding has given
the newly planted grain splendid start and with ord
nary luck the enormous ga which has been son ought
10 produce cop such as was never known at
The West The rotten" wheat about which su II fears
expressed short time since las proved - be MOI,
SO at all and has neray made lis appearance IN HE,
healthy condition. There is great stake dependent on
the resus Of the coming aa stake in which the chances
almost for life death. From present appearances,
In Europe is almost inc vtaoe; the price OF bread
stas has already in London and Liverpool, AID in
the event OF the demand would be incacuabe. At
present the country almost bare OF wheat and large
crop AT such rates would then be averaged would
the West oil that has lost by disaslro
years Of failure. What the consequences OF another fail
would be will not venture TO say. IL Is right a.
WAYS hope for the best and congratulate the farm
on their opening prospects.
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sea and referring esp,ca to the case OF the ships
Andrew Foster and riscai ora At the next meeting ne
would move for tn apo ntment OF committee TO draw
up memorial 10 her nslesys government ASKING ..a'
the American merchants may lie placed on more equ'A
bic footing than under the existing laws. IN
The PRESIDENT stated that this subject had been iuy
acted upon and discussed by the Chamber some time As
aud that ire report Of special co nmuee hau oecn
sent to all yarts OF Europe tie tnorgh, ina. copy
this docu t Mt would the British C n.ul that
would fully express the sentiments OF tas 0nAmper on 'iA
subject -, ,., -
Nj BLUNT offered resouton, which was adopted, au
thorrizng the Seer taiv to print cetlaia numoer
copies of Meor BsrDards report 70 the secretary OF war
on the defences OF New York harb0r.
Ire following gentlemen nominated for member
ship of the Chamber OF Commerce lection at tie June
meeting John Auchncoss George Coe, Cyrus Curtis,
Peter A. Hargous Gusiave Henekeu Fabbri, Robert L.
Stuart, Alexander T. Stewart, William G. Pckersgiil,
George Wotherspoon, Josiah Redden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

A NJ xERwlN Agc1IosBss-,sr, BANGS, MGR
WIS sas sns ssa "a rA so e."
worm. worm and
Of raves biography arts and sciences &c together VIM
sxsnsys assSrsSt q chocs s.sndssa and miscellaneous
A. %aSnisssn Se..sSeia farpita1e
drawing room suits superb octave psnotoe oil psio
ornol chandeliers satusry vases bronzes lace curtains
velvet o.rpsSs 81 .yf s Gf ba4 and SsDSY Mayo
At the elegant resisencs No % IVES; Twenty sixth street
The would call particular attention OF his friends
and The public 70 this .as the tue ngss
this made order for the present and TO
be peremp0ry sold Catalogues a. the house on the morning
DRAWING Roohs.
an
,ofas two reception and eight oval back chairs sa,
boetcsse lined with work ,,e sa
9usrtec tables rosewood eisserss
dcent octave piAnofore richly carved nlsd
s ass .'s
S
oas and asurss bronze sisiaary representing
mach . 10 sss s, By h Ma
WEE; Pant ss A Ss the and T0as
IeprsSss, SsTcoa Co. present owner and $3.50
Sss :oIySsDsTSy sysi ssasss5
sets hair ms eases feather beds FANTASIES holsters po
e. s asa
black walnut sofas roHkers wnsaatsna eSas bed
dining lsSIs sra p.snS Ssrs tray
sessert stands salt! Se sold silver and tea SERVICES
sS
s.'s 1s Sa %
nure with which the tale Will commence sale positive rain
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EDwARD soHeNCK.. AUCTIosEas-oARBIA0ns
:. ssd s,n s,s x II soHMNGK this day Oh
5, IA perfect erie sl Ss Ss
,sn over order by Levi ADAMS cost "a ps
nels "As'1'' ~S' aouoie ana s'a9'e n~-
n FiTzs :, ,s, AUoTIoNEER, WILL SILL. THIS
SSunel. Centre stres sundry article.
on account Of sing an store fixtures sold
srosd InzvlF1 CO. AUcTroSEsas ST. AND srs
and SO IN the su Pr
q Mr. from Suus. 20 600
ssi sas % hsa s
stones assorted sze' measuring from BY 10 10 sy byp y
HrNSRsY, J. e. =, LEEDS AgcIIoNEER--asA1Es ROOM
saPs 90 r;sI,
Of store No street elegant horses and cs1r tsSss
sb
s asas Find IN snSe and double
The carriage TOP cseche with plate giass door:
sqa sa Tue Sp ~ Me
MADE BY @'bscn Is silver plated and perfect
iously sold ct private SALE
ii Is Nassau st. est.BENaY LEabs Is viii AZ an
S q q a. s.
convenience Of sale cons Of suits One superb
and made nns s.
Beautiful lace and dxmask window curtains rosewood eeger
and c
ext dining tables oak and BLACK mAnas library and
and ingram carsss y so.' and Shs
mliesses stair carp,a and IodH Ge Az u O'Clock
wod French grand piano. by oroadwood Sous OF Lonaoa
positive
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GUNNER REsORT,s.

CUMk1T HOUSE, LAKE MAHOPAC THIS NEW AND
~ Delightfully."- situated bouae completed ready for
vsers and the subscriber pedgss himself spare no effort
or expense In making of the places home com
forts be realized IN the fullest term good ar
airy reat and well fnrnshed rooms and efficient
servants OF the considerations which are pe iged
render the house worthy the attention of vsrs There wi
be stage connected with the house Ia readiness al
Fails, on arrival OF trains arem Railroad convey uaa
sengers direct to the house. For full parsuisrs
Mabopac, N. Y
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PERSON

(IHANDLE8 q. RANDALL IF THIS MEETS tbs EYE
~ OF any of the relatives of CHANDLER e. RANDALL
who California in lst In Ste vensons reg1i I'd
Who died in Fan Jose, Clfi MIA In October 1855 they 4
pesee write TO A LONE1T Telegraph building, q Wall
street New FORK, Immediately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

NorrTE-oN SUNDAY, PRECISELY AT TWO O'CLOCK
$50 street My business address, calls private
Eve mir ntes 10 ons required. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

M L. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL. ON ga
W. turday ct IL O'Clock at the New York Bazaar No 81
Crosby street. number Of good work horses two ch
horse rockaways carriages light wagons and
DO harness. DC No storage charged carriages leH fer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

UCTTON NOTICE BENNETT l. CO.'S FURNITURE
y packing establishment, 73S Houston street Rich furni
ye OF description boxed shppea any part
world BenIeI GO s furniture express wagons and carts
or the removal Of furniture pier glasses waobes pianos
bookcases nh beseads ND curtains taken
and put with the utmost marble and
uary chra dpner and tea sets carefully packed
Marded to any part Of TIE country Storage for roure
Furnure Dough, on commission Furniture of fam lilies
tended to. - r
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n dsv =, 1siv ~; AUCTIONEER, WILL SILL THIS
q rniSre esiocs q. q Centre .undry ass
large ot of ards demiohns sash DOORS with
account OF removal '"'e INJURIES Sus' % SOLO
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r ARoE SALE OF COSTLY AND SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
II furniture at public auction,

Ready msde clothing black cloths uea drilling ask uudsr
T A f SALE OF cosrLS AND SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
By INV day wf ssf1o ,sn sa, s'sss
Il he y
Wa Use nvsyhns The will be os
really good sarnture works Of art and houss furnishing
s IN as as<<
rc silver casters urns cal bs.kets forks
glass ruby wsre 'f vo oq e cut
IN six psra olssr M .
covers rosewood ete eres with plate doors Egyptian and
ss ;s sSs IL. s.s
~as
richly carved with pearl ke ,rbe music cabinet chi
brSase erpa mar
ss.t 9aa
eommodes beautiful rosewood sisce. With miro:
furniture in figured velvet rich carpet arm and cot
Ss eh. WE oval and French toilet I've
aa a xao
good .. and wi be sold reserve At o ooioos
M I. PHILLIPS. AUCrIoEEER, Will SELL ON sA.
Crosby street number Of good voIk horses two d one
1 c esss sea e
hold fur Diure-PHlLlP K. WILKINS will sell 1t ana
Saa.y ssa g Us lsx
arm and sE
ed ws bISsss mahogany sofas chair.
marble tops pier glasses chandeliers brocse ard
5 Sss Sa Rs,I Ss rTsssS
Ieaus and dressing bureaus wardrohsa and
snd sss oso.
EeeT win large sssortmen' Of kitchen furniture with which
DIR. WILKINS AucTIoNEER -HAHDsoxE HOUSE
household furniture contained house ii Carroll place
O'Clock per advertisement - ~.
HuessoS Vii s at ausu.
Hardware, ~ - ''
Cutlery,
Plated ware
Jewehy, fancy goods,
general assortment worthy the attention Of buyers
Three eases pearl Shells from the Gulf of California suit
able for the manufacture of fancy goods. &c.
SHERItF's B s ALE or MILLINERY ANr FANCY
O'Clock general assortment millinery sud fancy goois
fancy mne Bowers ribbons goves fancy arscfes
chow cases hat sande counters fix desks Office raag
&C. A'' JOHN RELY sRss
RIO BE SOLD AT AUcrloN-BY MEseRs r. &F.H.
sCHEkCK, 80 Nassau street. Friday, May G. - one
O'Clock M pair OF bay horses eight years old;
can rot together In warranted Also phBton built By
The horses viii be at ice auction st il ociocx
M1ILIAM ABBOTT, AuCr1oNrER-orrrCc pa GA.
nal strest will SELL thus day, 9Th instant at II o'cleo.
n svesne sa snd store ga
ceres liquors. scales ice box awning kegs COT
fee % Ill, counters dernijoh casks &c.
VIZ .,ard, WRIGHT. A;@oTl9NEEs WILL SELL os
Nos @ and $40 Fulton eet BROOKLYN large aud general
assortmn of household furniture consisting of par
or cults In brocael and uush Brussels tapestry and
carpets mahogany SOFAS chairs bureaus and washsands
crockery, kitchen utensils &C.
VNM. Writer'S, ArCr1oNFER, WILL SELL. THIS
w day az i5i Canal sree safe suitable for OF
store.
Wh. WRITER'S, AUCTiONEER, WILL SELL THE
day O'Clock at 454 Canal street. the entire furnluro
carpets olclobs &C. of four story house parlor suits
chamber ditto dining room and Kitchen furniture &C. thirty
carpes hair mattresses table and bed linen. Saurdxy
the furniture of house in Resde street.
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4 III MERwIN, ADCTIONEEP-BY BANGS, MERWIN
a. CO.--Trade saleroo Is Park Friday morn
ing Nay Ols O'clock email lot Of furniture CHINA
OLA So ware gas fixtures e. Sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

A UCTTOE.-GRO. WELLES NICHOLS, ADCTIONEER
a BROWNE NICHOLS will sell this day at one O'clock
horse ssrs old hands high warranted SQUAD and kind
hysh ard prompt driver Sold only account the
wanting larger horse Also DOCTORS wagon, in good
der city built shifting top read wagon city bul good
good order ALAG brown fun bieoded Morgan horse six
old hands high warranted s1und kind and perfectly
gentle VIII tro In three minutes; stylish bay horse
DID, e hands high sound and KIDD and good travel er;
beauuul saddle horse Also BoEtou built chaise second
hsnd and in good order together large
tandem harness.
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TCHN G. oLDNER, AUCTIoNEER
IERsy OLDNEg
40 Broadway
Will sell. for cash,
THIS MORNING, AT 10 O'clock
Ready msde clothing. black cloths luea drilling uudsr
shirts embrodererfes hoop skirts buttons ee
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REWARDS.

h1n REwARD.-LOsT ON THURSDAY sra IN5T
TlU in leaving Seventh avenue stage on the o.
Seventh snd Thirtieth street, 60 Thr
teih street TO Ninth iadys wash purse with
steel hsn, Coptaipng four gold pieces amount OF
81 so The above reward NIL be paid the
and money to Mas Knredge of Court
streets, South Broollyp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

AUCTION NOTICE.-wEILEH NICHOLS AUCTION
"A eer.-BROwNE 4 NICHOLS will sell this day, (Friday)
May at 10Y ocock eentee household furniture at the pr
vate residence b5 Broadway between Spring Prince
street, all the furniture contained In said house. consisting
mahogany parlcr nd dining furniture lace curtains
Brussels and ingram stat: rods gss hKture
chamber furniture, black walnut and mahogany bedstead
wash stands d. beds and bedding china glass and crockery
ware &c kitchen ware OF every description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING APLEAsANri.Y
a sOssd house IN West Twenty second street Fift
srsn rooms farnished unfurr shed For far
hsy particulars apply a. % West twenty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

A FEW RESPECTABLE SINGLE YOUNG MEN CAN BE
accommodated with the comforts Of home and cheerful
e;s IL socable family for 50 per pay able in adj
vance BY applying al No Garden row. Eleventh
street. Sinh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

17S East FOURTEENTH siREET-oNE OR TWO Sc.
Ito ct families and tgo three gentlemen can be &C ,om
modsed with suits cir gle rooms board in one of he
mo delightful 5caors ia the city the house Ia new and
newly furnished and contains ali the modern
table first class. References exchanged.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

At Sc EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEAR BROAD
a wey-Board.-A gentleman and wife siogie re-
uemen can obtain pleasant and well Furnished
House has all modern convenences Location very
Tor summer. Best references offered.
.sOICE OF PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD In
= private family second third foors suitable
1iaes sngle geneaeu, be bad at sls Firth
A-Se,euceA GALVANIZED.
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4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY OFFER A LAegEFsa,r
q chs neer 70 two geo,emen " &c I'll man n Ye sslh
Lotrd also bedroom 10 Gas ma-,lS N 1tel
bedding entirely new. l65 allan 10 ct secon do n m
tlfLton, BrooklJn.
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STE A EOAVS.

WEEHAwKEN ON DECK.-THE FERRY FROM THE
foot Of Forty second street. Ne~ York every
ter Of hour during the day David Poocks In spring
Pavilion Good fare and lots of fun New fun
blast from Hobokeu to Fort Lee. Call and David.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-06

TOR ADoPfION-AN INTERESTING FINALE IN
tau months old Of respectsble English parsutags
ANY sbrg adopt the same do By applying
calling III VILLA nsburg,
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4 Ga e -.
500 Hewar1

Et7hR 'lr ';'rr,l,' '.son "f my two negro
IA m"n-tl.FRtp. tall. dark negro with
\ scar mm'"r hi i":t eve: LEAN DER - short
heavy set hoy, 'a'! complexion. Bought her"
"' MAJ. ~. a. ''"n"s." of Ahh"vi:!". They arc
-uri'"sr'l to D. luikiu:, about his pan!ari,n
I" above reward vii H.. given if bo;h are
!"i=c'l in .iarvi,!c Jail, or :l5 for either
";ic.
Delhi. Ga august ~. lS3o ]a it
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-09-15
Dissolution:
Piano Fortes.:

Piano Eortes:
HAVE arrangements now made With a NUM-
l. Der of the best Manufacturers Of PIANOS.
whose improved instruments greatly excel in
sweetness fullness and quality Of tone 8il their
The hest quality Ct Pianos at frott Twenty .6.s
to Fifty Dollars cheaper ,Iian they havs bsesr
sold heretofore.
The following nre some OF the ,nake oftsiator
that can furnish aid would yecn,pr:,vl.l = IIsl.
let, Davis & Go. Chickering, Nuns & CLARK ::
Slemway and Son StodhaTt !; Dunham IA
i nsss Pas", oS" ah" sosnde sns bss P tho
Also, luadman and Gray.
WM. RAMSAY.
l42 Richardson Street,
Columbia. s. c.
July ~ 1859 l2 tf