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Nevada national., 1859-11-26
SUMMONS.
State Of California, ! Justices Court
County OF Nevada ss
Eureka Township. Before WV. csperton, J.P


County OF Nevada Sss
Eureka Township. Before WV. caperton, J.P.
II. n. Moore, VS.. ID. Yallandingham.
The People of the state of California to ~ vallan
dngham-You are hereby summoned to appear be.
fore the undersigned Justice OF the Peace his of
flee on Moore'0 Flat, in said Township, on wednes
day the 9th day Of February, 4. D 1850, at IL o.
clock N., to to the complaint OF II. N Moore
who demands Of you the sum Of One Hundred and
Thirty Dollars principal, and the sum OF One
Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Forty Cents in.
terest alleged TO be due him from you per note on
file in this efiice.
On failure so 10 appear and answer, Judgment will
be rendered against yoa for the said OF s329 20
and Costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 1Tth.day Of October. A.
d. 1850. W. W. CAPERrON, }. ?.
Affidavit being filed by the Plaintiff in the within
cause, that dus diligence has been exercised pro.
cure service on the within defendant. and further
AYERS that he has good reason to believe that the
above named defendant has left the state md IT has
been ordered by me that publication be made in the
Nevada National. weekly newspaper, published in
Grass Valley, in the County of Nevada state Of Cal
iiornia, once week, for the period Of three months
from the dale of first publication.
12-3m W. W. CAPERTOS, J. r.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
THE IIO wLAND
DDpAnY BAYppnnY.

~ , aAsN4 y ~ = : : II =
I'VE are now prepared to furnish at short notice
w theabove Battery, and would request the atte
ntion OF all Quartz TO IL previous to the erection
of mi II. For efficiency in extratng gold, il is be-
coming celebrated, and we have no hesiance in pro-
nonncing its uperior iu every respect 10 any now
in use
At our request Mr.. ALNARIN b. PAUL superin-
tendent of the Oriental Quartz Mill. near Nevada
city has consented to explain the working Of the mill
aud show its efficiency 10 any who ma feel interest
and all judge Of i better by seeing II in prac
tica operation we would refer Quartz men of New
ada county to him
GODDARD. HANscOM 4 &RANKIN,
46-6m Pacific Foundry, San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
Important to Teamsters and the
PUBLIC GENERALLY

". III. DENnAN,
MOULD respectfully inform his Old Customers. and
w the Public that he has permanently located his
CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STREET,
Adjoining hr. Campbells smiths Shop.
where heis now prepared to Manufacture and Repair
carriages and wagons OF every description, in ihe
best workmanlike manner, aud apoa the mostreasnn
able terms Sc All WORK warranted.
Ga Carriages Painted and Vanished ia
Grass Valley. Oct. Is, 1855. AR
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
A SONS Farewell TO his Mother.

a Sons Farewell 60 his Mother.
. rorunR--l leave thy dwelling,
Thy counsel aud thy care;
With grief my heart is swelling
No more in them 10 share;
Nor hear that sweet voice speaking
When hours Of joy run high,
Nor meet that mild eye seeking
When sorrows touch come nigh.
nother-l leave thy dwelling,
And the sweet hours Of prayer;
With grief my heart is swelling
No more TO meet thee there.
Thy faith and fervour, pleading
ln unspent tones Of love,
Perehanee my soul are leading
To better hopes above.
hother-l leave thy dwelling:
oh ! shall II be for ever,
With grief my heart is swelling,
From thee--from thee-to sever
These arms, that now enfold me
So closely to thy heart,
These eyes, that now behold me,
Prom all-from ALL part
AsoS.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

~ Fire Fire Fire Look 70 your ssfes-See
that you have Que Of Tilton 4 xeFsrand's Fire and
Burglar Frocf ssfesl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

be better performed and shat very course OF conduct
would secure TO the company higher credit ut home
and abroad. aud with grading deb, to provide for.
the iron for the track can easily he obtained upon the
first mortgage bonds of the company. PROVIDED SUI
icicn amount Of private stock should not hr snhScfl
bed. With the grading under way believe the con
as to command all the means necessary for lis carly
completion, for certainly. no mind can for a moment
doubt its necessity aud Importance upon the future
Of your Parish dnd contiguous territory None. who
had The pleasure of listening 10 the we'll conceived
and appropriate address of Mr.. Herman. at the Con.
vcniion entertain opinion opposite ,o It's use
mlrcs. its salutory bearing upon all interests com
mcrcal. agricultural. industrial. aud professional
without violating every sentiment Of progress enter
tanned hy intelligent masses in every enlightened
community
Let all doubts then br discarded, ard hy united
and vigorous effort astonishing results Will hc accom-
pl,hed despite the croaiings Of the antquaird and
misgvings Of the tmid.
An organization under the present law, might have
time To grade the entire road before the meeting o
the Legislature. when any amendment to The charter
could b. secured and all Arrangements executed
ccssary for its completion in time 10 take on the crop
Of lsCO. Yours, very respectfully.
W. A. GHICE.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

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resurrection 81 The old Nhtg party "a natoaal
basis
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

~" We are authorized to announce Is. +. CHA
NEl as candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. for tho
seventh judicial District. >ujec, to the decision OF n
Democratic nominating convention should the party
hold one for that purpose: otherwise. subject 10 the
decision Of the people at the ballot box.
-" We are requested TO announce CYRUS HEN
RI RATLlFF. Of West Flicana a. a candidate for
the Office OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY toX the Seventh Ju-
dicial District at the November Election subject to
Democratic nomination.
tf-" We are authorized to announce WILLIAM :
NAt CHAN. Of East Fcliciana. ~ a candidate for
the office Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for The Seventh J-
dcial District. a the November election subject to
u Democratic nomination.
7t9" We are authorized TO announce AUGUSTIN
DtPLANTIER. rs u candidate for Commissioner Of
the Board Of Public Works for the First District sub
ect to the decision of the District Convention to as
semblc at Donaldsonrillc, on the second Monday of
July.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
PRESENTATION OF THE BRITISH MINISTER

Lord Lyons, the new British minister on being pre-
sentcd to President Buchanan on the 18TH instant bv
Secretary Cas-. made the following remarks
Mr. PRESIDENT Ny first duty in addressing Won Ms
the envoy of her Britannia Majesty is in obedience
TO her Maiesiy's express command 10 assure, Won of
her esteem and regard for yon. aud of her hearty
wishes for the welfare Of the great nation Of which
you are the Chief Magis'ratc Her Majesty ho. 10
thing more at heart than 10 maintain The trcndship
and good understanding 50 happily existing betwrea
the h"vernnnnt Of Great Britain and that Of the Uni
ted States. The vast Importance of the relation, bn
tween the two countries would cans m 10 lcmhIr
III entering upon the duties Of the h phIv honorable
post to which III" confidence Of my sovereign his cal
led me- ] am sustained. however by the conviction
that the good will and kind feeling which animate
the Government and propi" Will remedy nv personal
deficiency. ] must entrcat yon Sir to view with in
dnlgence the humble efforts which shall constantly
max" to merit yonr appreciation, and to give effect to
the cordial and friendly intentions Of the Queen and
of Her MalcSlyS Government have now. the hon.
or to place in yorr hands the letter Of credonc
"hico Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to
enrlst TO my care.
The President thus replied
Ny LORD give you cordial welcome. as the di
plomatic rcprsentatv" Of your sovereign to the
Government Of the United States. receive witt
much qualification the expression of h + Mai,-ty'-
hearty wishes for the welfare Of the United states n,
well aS her earnest desire TO maintain the friend. II
and good understanding now 50 happily existing he
tween the respective Governments Those as-rlran
ccs proceeding from sovereign who is universally
esteemed by the people of the United States and Ly
none OF them more than by myself are calculated t.
produce the best effect on the relations between tho
twoconntries. On onr owa part these sentiments ara,
cordially rccWocaied towards her Majesty and til.
British people lon do not. you cannot. too highly
appreciate the Importance to the people both Of
Great Britain and the United States of maintaining
most free. friendly. commercial. AID political inter
course with each other. This desirable end will b
best secured by 4 frank and manly diplomacy 50
congenial to the character of the two nations and a
so far as known to us, your own character.
The correspondent of the New York Times saws:
Lord Lyons is a gentleman Of fine personal ap
pearancc and manly hearing, with a face beamiuo
W tn irankness and good nature II" was h ighIy
pleased with his first interview with Mr.. Buchanan
and seemed to be agreeably impressed with the man.
session Of the house and furniture lust as il was oc
cnpcd by Lord Napier
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
COaNrSIChTEt,
q, JONNY'S THE KING !

q. Jonny's the King. King is he,
OF his tribe, IN Lousianic.
Slidclls his name and lrickcry his game,
And he's some IN u lluu,nas land claim.
., Jonny's the King ior me.
q. Jonny's the King n King is he,
Of hs tribe. in Iouisianc,
Of Culonclr, aud Generals
Aud crowds of officials
Who run Der the people.
Or dive them like cattle,
For their master 10 battle.
Crying, gee hon .Ionny's the King
The old War Iloss" is his leading boss,
With Hatch
In the batch,
To match
Aud lioniamin.ir
4 sort of new light,
To 'uddlr old Peabody Moss
o. Jonny's the King for me.
Now. speaking Of Moss. himself hoss,
of wonderful pedigree,
Who ,od ont Sandidgc in spree.
And swurc twas pond dcmocfacic,
Aud all for King Jonnic;
o, jonny's the King for mc.
q, Jrnny's thr King. for Governors
For Congressman and senators.
And maHaecall" Legislators,
ENp"ctani aud prospccinnt
Who ~ into Inn rcpcniant
.. Jonny's the King for me.
q Jnnny's the King for the collar press
~ each ease aud form he iitS Il new drcsa.
Or liil- out ot spak some murky old type,
Or wipes ont old scores oi another stripe.
Then Shn wouldn't sing?
q, lnnny'~ TIL King.
or who would dut pun:
King John NJ to ~nuti
q. Jonny'- the kiag " pnil
q. Jnuny'. III" kiug for the throniclcrs,
Ih" Advocate. and tn Drltcr-.
Aud other small ry wilh their hue and cry,
That JON IN thr general lullaby.
o. Jonny's the King for me.
A. Jony', N" kin f many iool,
f"r many .u't and simple tool,
Fln'trrud w. hs oily tongue
iIuprlnl oi promise .oitly sung.
'ry Jonny's the King for ne.
.. Jouay', the King for all
Who IN, kly bow 10 his beck and call.
And many ihcr" J." Who ciingc the knee.
For place and -poil- and ltlr monnir,
shouting. Jouuy the King ior we.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

@'-' Wien wuru aHt With nn nciu1 cuuph wien
! lIr-l'r',d Win night tuts whu ihr w,ll defined
haI, iu~h aud d bliatns piarIlwa has inark,d the
Ncttm -urf harhiugu If ~ carly grave without
oun in"n"Ht delay. resort 10 NondnAn's Cherry Ey-
partora"t ana y"ul aching couch viii cease yeur
,r'Pr-' u'ahi- "il &iv" way to calm refreshing 70
r"-c, your night sweat and parIhna will cease alto
gctIrr ANA TIE mUrh dreaded hectic u- will be *.
chlHg'd iur I'll" pleasing one ot ruddy health.
Rod carefully thc Pamphlet arouud each bottle.
ter -tle hy all respectable Druggists, at II pei
tolfia.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
LIST OF DELEG ATES.

The following named delegates were elected by the
Democratic people, in the respective Wards of this
Parish Monday. April T. to represent the same in
the Democratic State aud Congressional Conventions.
WARD John f. McKnccly, J. W. Cole, and Ran
dolph Chick.
WARD marion Chapman, J. A. Norwood, and A.
L. Brown.
WARD 3-J. W. Taylor, Thomas PLANT, and Alfred
Hazard.
WARD l.-N0 election.
WARD &c. W Munday, A. J. Going and VIM +.
Herman
WARD G.-John j. George Irvine Brown. and y.
g. Bowman
Wanp Simeon Hatcher, Il. p. Rowlcy, and By
thcll Haynes.
WARD s.--David Baricld Thos W. Robins. and w
VI. Jordan.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

re" The True Delta Of Thursday last. says " We
regret to learn that serious crcyassc has taken pa
at Mcssrs Bouhgny and Gannuchean's planta o.
'he Bonnet Carrc point about thiriy-fyc miles abov
New Orleans and on the same side Of the river The
break is reported to be about $50 feet wide and that
cxertons were being made to stay the food with ba-
gasse BY yesterday morning, the break had wdened
ity feet more. The water was rushing through with
great violence, and tie plantations in the ncghbor-
hood were rapidly filling up. Those who know the
point however, hope that the creyasse will be stop
ped.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

lsfSe a correspondent of the Baton Rouga Advo-
cate having sent to the editor for list OF delegates
appointed by Governor Wicklfe. to the Southern
Convention about to be held in Vicksburg, the editor
says:
''We would do so with pleasure were it within our
power; but we must say to our friend that we
lave the unspcakabe satisfaction of inio' ming him
,ha up to this time such appointments have been
made by Governor Wicklhc. Whether it is the in
tcnton Of oar Executive TO appoint delegates we
are not advised. For more than one cogent reason,
we hope he will notu
We concur with the Advocate in the satisfaction
which it expresses, and sincerely hope that Louisiana
will not be represented in that nondtscript conyeI
ton.-Pcay,mc.
OF course federal instincts. and Boston instincts
always concur, with great upanimiry
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

GoDEY FOR MAy.-Likc the genial month that it re-
presents, the Book comes TO us filled to rcpcton.
with all that is fair, sweet, and blooming. II may
well be a favorite with the ladies, for no magazine
especially devoted to their tastes and interests can
Compare with it.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

E1- We hear great complaints of damage done to
Hover and vegetable gardens by hogs. There is an
ordinance prohibiting their running at large within
the limits of the Corporation. Why do the proper
authorities neglect its cnioI cement?
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

LADIES' lloME MAGAZINE FOR MAY.-This number is
an excellent one its articles are well written and of
pnre moral tendency. 1t is proper Magazine for
those who desire 10 furnish their families with amlsc-
meat and instruction; to enforce morality without
a.perity, and give pleasure without frivolity.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

D"" Inc trial OF the crew Of the schooner Echo.
VINO were arrested and kept as close prisoners under
the charge OF piracy. as having been engaged in the
slave trade, terminated at Charleston. on the 10th in.
stant The jury returned verdict of not guilty
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
NOTICE..

The Second Annual Fair for the benefit of the Pres
lyerinn Church. will be held in th" Town Of jackson
Last felicana, La on Saturday, 30th instant
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
7 n FF7-T n TT-TF
MAJ. ANDREW NJ. HEBRON !"

Allow M to express my snrpris" that tljs comrEu-
nicaol. in which the writer says they were order
ed by person known tu NJ supporter Of 'ir II T..
appeal TO all TIL" elements uf opposition to the real
Democratic party should appear in yonr paper with.
out word "i comment ,iucr hay" repeatedly a~-tl-
red you both that uud.r Il" circumstances would The
candidate for the "fr" of Governor unr,s rcgular
~ nominated by Democratic Convention.
i must appear io any one who viii reflect for y
moment that I'll publication Vt these clrl- at this
time. could not possibly have boon made rs any
friend of mine. ON III" contrary. the thjug hear on
s face that It is iim.y trick for the expires pur.
po.c q innrius me with th' Democracy The man.
ncr IN which this ticket Is brought 10 th aptr,. o HE
public nj once clearly and uncquiyocaIly indicates
the object for which il wa. publ -hrd.
ln conclusion. ] repeat. under 10 ciruu1u-'uuc /,
viii be candjdatn. nnr.S rtc iyr tIr oln .,turD
Of tln regular Democratic Convention Wtcu viii a.
scmhl" n Baton ltong", on "" 2i'h ot Y I'd. noNt
speciality. ANDREW Y llERl,ON
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

Gi5~ Musard who is distinguished for having been
the founder Of the present popular entertainments in
the form of concerts, died few days since in Paris,
vt the ace Of H.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

Eit~ Whoever is author of the following. gave ut
terance to q vast deal Of truth in few words
\ house full Of children, compose as powerful q
group Of motives ever moved a heart or hand and
the secret Of many struggle and triumph in the
worlds battle may be found tlroncd in its mothers
lap at home, or done up in little bundle Of white
iannei \ nations hope, before now has been found
IN basket Of bnrushes, Get ready to be AFRAID OF
the man that children afraid Of and be that
he who hates them is not himself worth lovngo
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

Es5~ The following named persona, were elected
at n meeting held in New Orleans on the 18th inst
officers OF the Democratic Executive Committee for
the Parish OF Orleans 5. Chopin. President; f..
Ames. Vice President; Rob ]. Kcr, Treasurer; John
AIlston. Recording Secretary NJ. lahn, correspond
ing Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES, ETC.

-f11' N O1I17, n 1NtN I|5IIl11o, ETC.
AT CITY PRICES.
Cel KECElVED, large supply of White Lead.
- lied Lead. Ltharge, and all the colors ground
n OIL Dry, Copal, Japan, Coach, Furniture and
Dcnman Varnishes Lnseed Oil Turpentine Win
dow Glass, Putty, Paint Brushes White.wash Brush
es' etc etc. for sale at city prices, for cash only by
tpFl NORWOOD pIIDON'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
FRANK d DE \ RMOND.

A RE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT OF
II II W G @ q y s.
consisting of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Clothing,
Hats. Boots aud Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery,
Cooking Stoves Provisions and Groceries,
Baggng, Rope and Twine, all 0! which we offer
low for Cash.
W" also have superior Family Sewing Machines.
Opposite, south of the Court House. NH 20
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
NEW ADV ERTlSEMENTS.

ICE. ICE!, ICE!!!
NaN - HAND AND FOR SALE and will be
N k,pt instantly throughout the season.
amll % ARlIllR CRAWFORD.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23
DRY HIDES.

A IL PERSONS HAVING DRY HIDES to dispose
II Of. viii find ii to their advantage TO call on the
uud 'rsigncd, before selling elsewhere
april H. ROSS Saddler.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-23

FINE Wool"-Finc wool can be and is produced in
Louisiana. In jackson parish. Mr. James Ecnnc-
dy has just shcarcd, from genuine Southdown eve.
fleece weighing ten pounds. The wool is as fine as
that produced by the same breed in England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Destructive Fire In Troy-Less Ss0, 600.
We learn from the Troy Times that very uesuucuve
re occurred IN that city the morning tne zoth ns
broke out in the third story a the Dndmg occupied
by John Roth Co., dry goods dealers sal Kver street,
about az A. and spreading TO the adjoining buildings,
destroyed The dry goods store OF Grinn on the SOUTH
paper store Of j. Jamson Co. on the NORTH and the
news depot of c. G. Il w. NJ. Stevens, besides damaging
W. Hogan boot and shoe dealer; Wemett painter, and
the collar shops Of Gunnison Stewart and g. " House,
Fourth street.
sured for SIS 600 In na Of Hartford LOSS on furniture
81 600: insured for $500 The building also belonged TO
nm and with tho exception Of tho walls was entirely
DESTROYED Loss on building $780, small insurance
The Mesers Roth the heaviest sufferers Their
stock is estimated ut between $40 600 and $50 900 and
was insured for $4,000, foliows-S5 600 in Liverpool
and London Insurance Company; SIS 900 in Firemen's
New York; "a 900 In Atlantic, New York; 900 in both
the Merchants and Excelsior Of New York This it will
be perceived only half their loss The origin Of
the tire is unknown and whether was the work of an
incendiary or caused by spontaneous combustion IL
Q matter for conjecture.
Jamson Co. insured for $1,000 in the Market and
Mechanics, New York.
The depot Of tho 5cssrs. Stevens was next do
sssoy edgoods principally saved Loss probably 81 500
Dsnred for 81 600 in Montauk and Norwich Companies
w. Hogan, boot and shoe dealer NORTH suffered q loss
Of about s50o-insurcd.
The upper stories Of this building occupied by Mr.
House, as q collar shop His loss not ascertaned.
The estates OF Jacob l.. lane and W. H. Van Schoon-
bowen owned the buildings north OF Grifn's and
fully insured The loss on the buildings is probably from
81, 700 10 IS 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

SuI1Dx OF AN OPERA CHoRETER -Clementne Pireau, a
young and pretty girl, member CT the chorus of the
Opera At New Orleans Ia, committed suicide the 18th
Inst by taking poison. No reason assigned, but during
be year she made several attempts TO destroy her
self.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

AIRS n, 622 SIXTH AVENUE, GUARANTEES TO PAY
M the hgheAt price In cash for adea oil Wearing Anna
rel from IS $50 Apiece for silk dresses Also Tor cashmere
and mcrino Shawls and gentemens Clothing the full value
will be paid An orders by note through post onIy viii
be pupcualy attended 70 by Mrs. NJ, 60 Sixth avenue be-
tween Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh streets. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

CRIST MILL, SAW MILL AVID FARM FOR SALE OR
VI Exchange at Preaknsss, fassac county, N. j. on the
Paterson and Hamburg road miles from Paterson There
Sc Of land and water For further apply
on the premises or address L. ToMPKNS Paterson Pas
aaic county N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

do AAn WORTH OF LADIES' AND GENTIEMEN,S
1C.UUU cast Oh Clothing wanted, In large or small ols
for which the highest price paid for the cln be o.
IN hapkahe money hy cang at tho store addressing
VIM WALSH, 80 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
BILLIARDS.

RDs.--GRlFFI1 HIS CUSHIONS AND
- rabies, can only bought his factory Second hand
apcs Tor safe cheap Priyats houses furnished Ca and
"aanihe. VIM II. 9kitFirH, ll6 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

80 Il BowERY.-MADAME wIDGER Cf.AIRyoy .Sr
ZJU gifted Spanish lady, unveils the sery m fuiri "
absent friends sickness; prescribe, macos
diseases tells lucky NUMBERS property lost or soen
No. % Bowery between Houston and Blocker Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

good farm Of 1853 acres with substantial buildings
same, situated on Long Lland part the whole farm
HUGHES 4 GREEN, 1888 Grand street WILLIAMSBURG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

/ DEokEipS IMPROVED PATENT MECHANICAL
iI bbnrh cpshns .od Bfifs fables six da, emf slzes
Warranted superior to any others ls world viii corppars
WIN my epeIs Tor SiuoO they VIII combine ,hsfnslses
~ ulf SO etca own improvements hveryhin bcon
th trade fusniehea o: reasunablc prcas.
L. DEGR En-, % Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
yrcr Pm al JsIiED ON SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE
M tna.uues of Marriage by the Late ft. j. Culver well
prce ~ CENTS free Of postage. Tor sale by II. DEx
Es4 ~ ia Nass street. N y, and AL bo,sseera
Trn w..
nCI AoD YANKEE NOTIONS
January.
Price lpes1.
FnNlshe1 by J. W STRONG
y Nassau street