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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

Ut. H6Nl'(t'S
II Y II L N + [ r. M A r. Y i.
No. 80 Lafay ctte date IIevfa) street.
Between Baronne and Carondelet
NEW ORLEANS LA.
This Institution for tho reception persons affected
with DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building is the Rooms large md nirv Ero-v
attention will be paid TO the comfort of patients
Wards devoted the treatment of Slaves with EVE
AFFECTIONS.
Nc competent Physician resides in the house
TERMS:
Whites, FROM 81 90 to IS 90 per day.
Negroes. ...-.....................$l
49, Operations charged extra. se2s 2pIvkw
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/ m ~ u. O'eIOCk
fod-- % ~ ,eS~i' ~ "'h w
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the imnroyc.
nerts situated in the First District in square bounded
Gy Peytrss heya Bolivar and Bertrand Said lot
lS feet in DEPTH between parallel lines per plan The in
povemets consist Of wostory frame covered with
slate with gallery side containing ou rooms
saHsFsd t 9th c containing three
buildings in the yard the banquettes are paved eet seed
insured for 5000. ' ~ "'e "o~
Ha IERMs-one-,hrd cash: balance years. credit
io notes bearing MORTGAGE on the property with per cent inter
est per annu from date until maturity and il not then maid
per cent until final the buildings be kept insured
and policy transferred TO the vendor the notes are maid
pense Of the purchaser. " go
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PARTICULAR NOTICEs.

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s''rHHs nv rt Sssn. E 1s, e isss
seai.e pas@es sm f5F ~ so 81 Il
Stock allotted to Louisiana receipt same
| 10 purchasers thereof. J. FOWLKES, President.
OFFICE OF Agency OF S. r RAnso.D g coxsos ST,
"a money Stock ka asssl
r sTen ,a;x1E Railroad
Landing e Dc opo.as sosd st Ntf IL foot Of Toa os
Z $
ANY snd other conveyance Bills of aing through given the
| sc2a I'm yice-Presideni and Superintendent.
Easrt rP!Sis,sn Mi # Fl he Ii
fsstf + '2s@ Iss2Tg Gss:s f Ras
y,, s;sn Il = !@ Rssk Rs'G
iyll y j. NJ. coFFEY, r. S.
Ct heYn! ana SELECT
Fe nss,s Hall Fi + District District
H,5' IL. ! Rs:se 1Fo%s' e.:
dnctor Cha. keehe Tyler Monson Sentinel sel2 II
ng Indeyisible Friends Commnndery of
9tfs e Hall IT. Of sn as
age corner OF ST. Claude and Dnnaine streets, First
osreERs-J H. Holland F. Commander F. H. Knapp,
Fsss jim fdsS !Si
sdard ses- Ts1s Ms s
sw ssIa Bearer j. Harvey Warden Jean Bsney Sentinel
Fs1sr s,=s Rs ~ s;st
,s 9ErlGEs e f Holland NJ F.. H. Fl William H.
s. + " ~ e. w i sss%ss &
w. lark
als u, BY order Of the NJ Eli CHS Is r. r.. CLARK see,y
KsFSs; his Lodge led II cry SAT
nnE at O'clock in their Lodge Room at the
perddo streets Members of the Craft fratenay invited
" G COPELAND W. Vim Cooper, Treasurer s. l. Outlet
SecIs'ay Edwin Marks D. H. H. Gennison, j. D. Jos
emllel. Tyler. rs ly
5 81 q Fe H1Ts1s eaEe se Room ss
ODD Fellows As sho g. 4 $ssfME fs:S.a G.
n z LYLE u, Recording Secretary.
HUGH STEWART, Treasurer jyl5 tas
4GfFf ~ Lodge e Room g. s n T. 5ss
Fellows Hall, at ~ 9 ,,,!as Officers
PETER WILLIAMS. Recording Secretary
l. n. JAHAN Permanent Secretary.
Members and Sister Lodges aternay invited attend.
HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, }
wspeeia1 ortlcrs--The WAS Wnshi p,t g1on Arti1.
ssz or " % P sa
II. NJ. IsAAcsos. First sergt. N a2s
DEcr
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Helmbold's Extract OF 8,xchu.

HetNlbOtt'S Extract Of BNChR.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
For all distressing ailments distractions Irregularities
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
For all diseases of the sexual organs whether existing
or female matter of how long standing.
HEIMBOLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS
For pald counenances and eruptions.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street,
o2 2p3teod<W General AGENTS.
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II Card.

TO FACTORS. PLANTERS.
Ship Masters.
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closed mail consisting Of letters and newspape
ana clheS OF the Herman. austrian Postal Union, Al
IL sent from The Post Office in New York semi .weel
"a mail for the West India Islands will be
stcauler ~ -
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SALE OF PLUMBERS MATERIALS, FOR ACCOUNT and
risk Of former purchaser
BY ]. B. WALTON
Auctioneer, Office 10 Bank Place.
EKlDAf, the 2sth inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
- MI e. the store No % Camp street for risk
fatlck Gosgove who failed to comply with the adudcatons
made to him on the 18th and 18th nst will be articles
adudicated to him, consisting in part Of
Fancy Wash Basins fancy Closet Basins Closet Hoppers
rnaS Brass Cocks Of every description used by plumbers
NJ-TERMS-Cssh, delivery. -
uSGoods to be delivered Immediately SALE o26
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CREDIT sALE-READY-MADE CLOTHING etc.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Room No. q Old Ievee street.
'NHUleSDAY.t the 27th inst, at 10 o'clock 4
street, will be sold ' -'o 80 oio Lever
20 lots OF Seasonable Dry Goods Comprising se,et avor+
meh specially manufactured for this market ~ '
And
An invoice Of Travelling Bags Shirts and Hats
EO-IERMS-Oyer $40 ninety DAYS credit oox
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY
and Walnut Furniture Piano Forte, Carpets etc. etc. at
auction. - ' "
BY MONTGOMERY IL SMITH.
R. N. Montgomery, Auctioneer.
FRIDAf, 2sth inst, ut II o'clock, without
third house above st. Joseph, will be Sold
large assortment Of fine Household Furniture comprising
in part elegant Rosewood Parlor Suits in French rocaele
fine Dining and Hall Furniture fine Mahogany Walnut
Curtains MrrorsBed Linen, Blankets Spring. Hair and Moss
Mattresses etc. "
-ABo-
Fine Gas Fixtures.
And
One superior Rosewood Piano Forte.
HD~TERMS-Cash.
hThe house will be open the day previous to sale for in
spectlon o26
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Dr. George W. Smith,
DENTIST,
Having resumed his practice will attend professional en-
gagemens his Office No. III CANAL STREET nearly CD
posite Christ Church. iy4 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

SUCCESSION OF LOGAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
O. an Elegant Residence in the Fourth District offering
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the residence of r. HI Short
Esq, belonging TO the succession of Logan Mcknight ESQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDISG. MISS
8. II. Adams, Editor.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having thu largest circulation
of country in the South very respectfully
fered advertising medium the Merchants New
leans. Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE g. CO.,
OILS 2ptf No % Commercial Plnce.
Boots, Shoes and RsOga1ss,
AT WHOLESALER
Plantations supplied with prime Dchins BOOTS, Russet
BRoGANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw and Campeacby
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street. New Orleans.
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk and
Fur Cashmere, Panama. Iegho Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the loves. market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
Jyl3 2pdW Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

GEMENT AND PLASTER-2,0O0 bbls. CEMENT
" and PLASTER landing and for sale by
KEARNEY RI.OIs & CO.,
sci II ~ Magazine street.
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ID. g 80
This safe md only eecuRl remedy
extensively used by regular pacicng Physicians
pietay medicine which has made its appearance In the
United States.
used with the freedom confidence by gents-
who have attained emnece in the medical profession all
the Middle, Western and Southern States
The great of its popularity the fact that nothing has
yet been discovered which be substituted in its pce and
that may be used in all without The result
lis perfect safety recommends 1t parent II worms arc
eeree within The SYSTEM will speedily eSpei them without
fail But in order 10 obtain the genuine article pnfca
ser should be on his guard and look well the initials on the
bottle and and lie particular that he is buying b.
A. Fahnestocks Vermifnge, and no other
sell lm&W
RILLIARD TABLES CONsTANTLY ON HAND
~ and for sale from The nanufacory OF Messr Y Ms
WICK Bro Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables,
Brunswicks Cushions: also Cloths Balls Cues and all
other trimmings belonging to this line.
All thankfully received and promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
ali " ys st. Charles Billiard Room N. o.
TNOR SALE CfIEAP-A SECONDHAND PATENT
Plantation Draining Machine Engine Sinches cylinder Is
inch stroke with oards Patent Roller horse
power and chimney 40 feet high Waterwheel Is IA feet in
diameter by feet wide with double attaching the
CINE The wheel is capable Of throwing
water per minute feet high. Apply
o24 1T No Factors Row.
NORTH ALABAMA OSNABURES-s2 bales
SCRUGGS DoNEGAN & CO.,
VA ct l55 Grayer street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

JACOBS ART GALLERY, 93 CAMP STREET,
u New Orleans-E Jacobs AT his old post ngain.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
this celebrated mbroiype and Photograph Gal
lery established in 1872 that he has secured for term
the Mr. H. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
just returned from Europe with all the late in The
the rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish.
Miniatures colors ivory other MATERIAL
so as 10 suit the will be taken in
passabe style Photographs from life from other pictures Of
public or private buildings machinery will be taken OF
any required either plain painted.
The United States employed and all
done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction 5
Instruction given in the art
fitted with extensive collection
and and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited 10 visit it. g5a@$3s3595 s59
Frices moderate Terms cash on delivery.
o24 en- L. s. IIPMAN
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:, J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMl

81
~ ODD FELLOWS HALL
~ Prof. J. VEGAS most respectfully announce TO his
friends the public in general that his Dancing Acad
envy open for the season, ODD FEIIOWS' HALL
the 18th of October when he trusts to meet with the
liberal patronage as before.
The fashionable Quadrlle DIES DANES lately danced In the
highest circles in Paris and London and newly introduced ii
New York Philadelphia by Profs ]. Martin and A. Iod
worth also the and graceful quade De Ia Cour will b
introduced this
Days of tuition for Chdren-Tuesdays Thursdays sau1
days, from to o'clock P. NJ.
Ladies' ClassTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
until u o'clock NJ. Ia
Gentlemens ClassMondavs Wednesdays and Fridays from
until 10 o'clock p. NJ.
Practicing Parties for Ladies' Gentlemen every Weakness
day.
The popular CHILDREN's FANCY BALLS will b. given ~
na- terms apply to Prof Vegas Odd Fellows Hail.
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Gold Pens
REPOINTED AND REPAIRED,
6s Camp Street, up stairs,
Between the Crescent" and "Picayune" Offices
o5 2rGm G w EIrcTNa
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I,6a5.oo HAVANA CIGARS. I6ss0oo HAVANA CIG ~
BY d. e. MORPHY
"WEDNESDAY, Goth inst, 1t 10 o'eiocE Il.
w ~, at Messrs Rolnaqasa Masi Importers No 81 Psx-
dras street. orders received from the ahpper v
1855 600 Havana Cigars all guaranteedin,ported ~ e
selves and consisting Of choice variety. 4
E8- For Terms, see Catalogues. 81
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A VALUABLE TWo-STORY DWELLING sITIr ATED
Poydras street. between Bolivar and bertrand sraa,
First District, without reserve. 'a'
BY H A KINGSTON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

p!si,1 Dudley Lodge No. &c, F.. md A.. M.
Regular of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
GRpAG EVENING at O'Clock, in their Lodge Room at the
5RASD LODGE Masonic Hall, of st. Charles and
Perddo streets Members of the fratenay invited
attend ~
OFFIcERs-Wm. H. Stewart, W. N. W. T. Purviance w;
" e. Coupland W. VIM Cooper, Treasurer: s. l. Outlet
Chillet. TYLER. aa IL
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05

MRs. PARrINGroN AND IKEA new
book by Mrs. Partington is one of the
most agreeable literary announcements
which we can make to the thousands who
have laughed and grown fat over her un-
iquc sayings. The old lady has been some.
time preparing volume, which she has
christ aned " Kuitling-work, a Web Of many
Textures" and in few weeks Mcssrs.-
Brown, Tagarl E Chase, the fortHnate pub
fishers, will issue it in a very attractive.
form. 1t will be hand somcly illustrated
10y Hoppin, who has caught the spirit OF
the work, and represented both Mrs. Par.
tington and Ike in many OF their pccuIorl'
ties, with unusual falicity.
Though differing somewhat from Mr..
Shillabcr's previous volume, published some
five years ago, and of which 10000 copies
were sold. it yet abounds in quaint and
grotcspuo Partingtorian sayings. fine po-
ems, aud suggestive essays. The o. en'ng
chapter on the closing of a "Gardian for
Ike" is ru ing over with fun and whiIoso-
ply. The greater part Of the book Is orig
inal while scattered here and there through
it's pages may be found selections from tho
authors recent contributions in the gazette +,
of which he is one of the editors. At the
risk of being charged with telling tales 'at
Of school; we venture to give publicity to
the following conversation about the volume
between the dame and a prying neighbor,
who is perhaps li'tIej a'oIs ofour friends
success.
$50 yor are coming before tho public
again" said the inquisitor, looking into
Mrs Parlington'o little low window, at
which the dame was knitting She pondcred
his words Il moment before replying. IL
am not publican" she said at length; ;
"and thong Heaven knows we are none
of us not to gool, the pubIicans arc the
bgsi, and that's gospel truth" 81 mean,'
sail the qnoriSt, "tbat YOU have new
work on the carpet" "Not on the carpet,
exactly" replied she, "but some thing that's
cognac TO it-kuttng. work " "Cruel2 7" he
persisted in inquring. "No,"was the resp.
onsc; "thcre int nothing cruel in it, like
satyr to wrangle like barbcd arrow it
will be pleasant TO take, like lucubralion
for parched tongue, and will make people
happy. but TIERS no knowing who will bo
governor till after election, and whether a
book goes we'll or not dc ends upon the
number that buys it." The inquisitor
moved along, Mrs. p. kept on With her
knitting
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05
When Banners are Waving.

When banners are waving.
And lances a-pushing;
When captains are shouting,
And warehouses; rushing;
When cannon are roaring.
And hot bullets flying,
lie that would honor win,
Must not fear dying.
Though shafts ly so thick
That IL seems To be showing.
Though streamlets with blood
More than water are flowing:
Though with sahie and bullet
Our brayest Are dying,
We speak of revenge. but
We ne'erspCak OF dying.
Come, stand t. it, heroes!
The hethen coming:
lIOrscmen are round the walls,
Riding and running;
MaIdens agd matrons all
Arm. arm! are crying,
From petards the wildhres
Flashing aud flying.
The trumpets from turrets high
Loudly are bra, ing;
The steeds iur the onset
Are snoring and neighing:
As waves IN tie ocean,
The dark pumes are dancing:
As stars in the blue sky,
The helmets are glancing.
Their ladders are planting,
Their sabres are sweelIng:
Now swords from our shcaths
BY the thousand are leaplng;
Like the flash Of the levin
Ere men hearken thunder,
Swords CLEAN and the steel caps
Are ClONen asunder.
The shouting has ceased
And the flashing Of cannonl
looked from tn turret
For crescent and pennon;
As lliN touched hy fire,
As han ~ tht river,
They we're snotr. tEcy were fallen,
And had melt, forever.
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WRITING PAPERS.

ADVANTAGEOUS ARRANEtMtNI ,
~ AND .RSON * co. having hecoW" agents Inr thc
l sale Of Crccnlcar n Tnylor Manufacturing '"m-
p,nys Writing PAYERS. they are prepared '" supply
them in all varieties either in larc" nr small Puan'
ties at the Nanuftcturer's prices. Bv th' arrahs'-
ant Dealers and hers may ENJOY th" saW" advania-
ros which woul he secured 10 them hv TN" hest PAPER
Mill in the country, being locate" IN Their must sam"
pies Of the paper furnished, gratis ,,,,,,>. co
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STiNTON,'> EXCHANGE.
DI,.pJrRINcTON,S

CFLEBRATED CdTdRRH SNUFF.
VNIIIS was revealed to after Tucl study an, eNrI
tion as qciug the greatest rcmedvfor III" 'n'arIl
and PolvpFs ever discovered its effect agrceanr ana
remedy sure To he taken at any time wbcnlhe hedd or
throat feels lisagrceaqlc. =,
willie sent 10 any pqct of the United states on the
racint of one dollar md Of the UnStcgc stamps. -
Direct all letters to nrPCRlNGToN, Ndrah' Mel
fs DRIP will he i'll Adriau, on the lSt daN "' May,
~ -, ,,ar,b marlG'5sy1
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05

RH- 1t is absolutely horrfyiug to hear
ladies talk Of stilettos, bodkins, gatherings.
surgings, seemings, gorings, cuttings, rip
pings, lacings, cuttings aud bastings'--
What a list OF abomiusbles!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05

EF The same ladies who would faint
TO see n mans shirt OF clothes line, will
in waltz, lovingly repose their heads on
the bosom of the same garment when the
man is an il.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05

GS- An Irish paper, describing late
duel, says that one Of the combatants was
shot through the "hcshy part Of the thigh
bone"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05
TO MECHANICS

TIVE subscriber offers for Sale Dwelling TIousc wng-
/ on shop Rlaeksnith Shnp. Paint and Finishing
Shops in the Village Of ilisdae with Tools Lumberc
&c. NJ n low price
Terms part nav down. and the balance for a term Of
years Farm property will he taken for the same. The
above property s in good location for business Ap
oily 10 J. c. PECK.
HiilrdaIe, May I, 1850.
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Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler & Twister
DIR. T.. u. DIVE.

" NS 1or,tcd ~ r ,nsnrn Vi'lay whore he hor"s 70
IL u,oot lhrt7l uair"n"g" Ills mott" iS' ~" ru''
30 -, tIn viii mot humhpg ~" n"oul". and then
w iarc no HIS r"n' 'crcA 'Nri"n' service"
II. VIII treat ,l fIc diseases peculiar -" this New
c,r,,r, without rr1,rr the drnA'rl effect "t large
doses NJ uo,crrv aud ouirinc. Office over Uc.s
-;rhcrny., ,ho~u's S'orc.
~ il.i.. ,t,,ys ,,ivcn ,.,tis aprl2m3
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GNONf,S.

C,\RWERS \IR RI lHT. WESTERN EMPIRE EAGLE
y Az rIghi Fnrcsf AR rirht Clinton Nr Tight Pre-
min stoves llhrnv '1stncs Self Regulator. Fold
snr ar Trs,ng aud COTTAGE Pqrlot stoves. Heavy and
Light LATTE Stoves f,r Dining Rooms. Schoni houses,
&c, SC Of ak lHerent sizes. Forsnlchy
,etl3'bs MITCHELL
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05

HreH WATER IN THE LAKEs.-The wa.
ter in the lower Lakes is higher, Just now
than i, has ever beon known before.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-07-05
TiI,,I.Si,I..E rXCu,SGE.

BY ". noe ;.pPrbS!fE FilhPA>>EN"LNi ~ ~
conn. ..t,,i with plank walk, aud ile" NW"l'..' ''
which, Guests are invited good Livery "H, l"'' -
ap.r, to cav part of the Country ON rca. .'na, ''r
Cash rat for Cr9rse Gram aud Provisions. Having
f,luilt rnd tat rrr'aui,jNd, We pEcsrHl ohi p't''
ql rrirn j. with this ard. hoping W" may hr'''i '''
the rrcrptiou or orr su"ss and ucrrh 80 "nI ''-
moss hy rrnsc titrniiou. Returning oar THANKS ION
nl,tp,, ,,r,u,oc we invite a.ement :ui thcih-
IIillslalc oct. Il. 81.
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.

vI,IE undersigned ul respectfully civ" notice u"
| the Farmers of this county. that he Is now 'nraE
cd in putting into the Joncsyt,G WOODEN FACTORY
LARGO. now double
CUSTO tEDi NJ! Nc hsNE
Aud with new Card, on IN" old Machine" c i"r's conn
lent he can not only 10 his Cit'iuc we'll but can let
his customers take rhcir rolls HON" ~" same dlV ,'N
,rnr their wool. VIII warrant all woik :" he Zone
ripht aud satisfactory. WllpHv personal ana constant
attention to nv also am adding now IN ="
Spinning Machine, Loom, Doubler Twister
For stocking Yarn. Custom work. in all - branches,
wiilbe done with d1cv and acspa'ch. incl udinc FgSy
Dyine Warranted Cloths exchange" for Wool NJ
yholesalc lc rriccs and sold ~ III times Cor r"ucc md
b,rer all kinds rcspec'fnlly solili vour
fah15 ". r. GARDNER.
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.,II,l,,lAN uOT-E.

SHERMAN HOt ~. ~ z.,,,. -.
u 1UBBS PROPRIETOR, ,JONESNILLE.MlCl. IHlN
House has un lcrgouc thorough r"yatrs. ana now
ready FOR thccncrainncni of gn"-tsin first class siN'
i.ocqtion conve1ic ( aul terms liberal. luhto
STiNTON.> ENCUtNt:E.
~ SsTlNrON * rIfFANY, JACKSON. MlClI.-Of-
posite Mich. Central Railroad Dcpct. General stage
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-{ilIsdale Marble Shop.
~
MONUMENTS HEApsToNEs. TABLE sToNE'

r., whc,c u,r, found good as.or'mcr' oi Marble.
and soon finished in The nc"s manncr Shor"1st side
of Rroqd AZ . next door to Purdy ~ Calinc' Srou.
Ui,Isdale Dec T. 1857 JOEL WHIPrLE.