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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-06
CRIsP's GAIETY!
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS!
Two More Grand operate Festivals !
AT THE THEATRE,

Two More Grand operate Festivals |.
AT THE THEATRE,
ON Thursday and Friday, Jan. 9Th and 7th
NFR sTRAKOSCH begs leave to announce that in eonse
I'VE Of the great which has attended his 0per
ic Festivals In this city, and by particular request great
Of distinguished citizens has made arrangement with Mr.
Oo the Manager OF the Theatre to give Two Grand Musical
festivals at the Theatre,
Thursday and Friday. Jan. 9Th and nth,
On which occasion the following unrTaled Artists will appear
Mime. De wiIhOrst, Vile. PRrOdi, Mime.
StrakOsch, Mr.i Squires, Sig. EtOree
BaFiIi, STA. AInOdiO, Maurice
StrRkOsch, sig. Nicola.
The Programme will include Gems from
Don Giovanni, Puritani. Martha, III TrO-
quaIe, Lucrczia BOrgia, RigO-
IettO, EIanani, English
Songs. Ballads,
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER,
FavOrite Piano Fantasies, &c.
PROGRAMmE---Part L.
/ Aria, from "Ersani,n sung BY Sig. Nicola.
.. "Mare Dorm Duet from II TrovatOre, by Verdi.
B. The Grand Aria from "Lucrezia Borga' by Dongetti
Sig. AmodiO. (see Concert Book ~
4. The Famous DuettO by Mozart.
Mile. Parod and Sig. Barili.
s. The Brilliant Poacoa from 81 Puritani," by Beini'
Madame Cora de wihOrst. (See Concert Book 70.
G. 1.-THE Star Of Love-, the Beautiful Serenade by Wallace.
withn Mile of Edn6oro sana by Madame straKo.ch.
The Mnihcen: Quareto for soprano, oOntraO Tenor and
Basso, from Martha by FlOtaw
Madame de WilhOrsI, Madame StrkOsh, Mr. Squres and
Sig Barlii.
PART III.
O. Figaros Grand Aria, from BAr5iere sevgia ROsini
Sig. Barili. (See Concert Book 69.)
10. The DuettO, from don Pasquale," by Donnizeti.
Madame de Wnhorst and Mr.. Squires.
IL. Humme Celebrated Variations d BravogFa, sung by Mile
Teresa Parodi
e. Home Sweet HomeWh variations composed performed
by NJ Suakosch.
b. The Celebrated Swiss Song by Exert Madame de YhOrst
a. The Celebrated Liberty Dueti, from II Purinln Belini
Sig AmodiO and Sig. Bari.
Is The Star spangled BANNER sung by Mile P1rodi Mad
anne Strakosch,
l6 The Exquisite Comic Quarteto sDont Tickle me pray
Yada ST vida di qua, by Martini Mlee Parodi, Made de
Wilhorst, Made StTakosch, and the whole Company.
On Friday the Second and Most Positively
The Last Night,
ROSINIss IMMORTAL SACRED
MASTER WORK.
THE STABAT MATER,
VIII be presented. And Programme Of unequaled variety
brianey will be presented.
The Price Of Admission has been fixed follows:
Dress Circle and Parquette without charge for
sas 81 90; Gallery SO cents Coered Boxes 50 cents COoreC
Gallery % cents,
Seats may be secured at the Box Office Of the Theatre du
Fng the day THURSDAY Friday Doors open o'clock
Festival to commence at O'Clock,
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FOR MEMPHIS.
FFNHE splendid packet }. g. CLINE, ELLIOTT
Master, will leave as above, Thursday, the n
9Th inst, at o'clock, p NJ The Cline is the only -
boat in the Memphis trade For freight passage, apply
ooards or to l. DAVIS Agent.
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EDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE..-seven beau.
tful Building Lots in Housons Addition only few hun
dr yards from the Square Also number Of lots Zocof
fers, Williams and other Additions Also magnificent
ding lot Of % acres, the Gaan Pike opposite residence
OF EX-GOv Neil s. Brown. Also, OF building
lots in brownsville, ga miles from the city,
J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
:an6-2m Real Estate Agents. Az Cherry st.
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NE w FIR VI.

A. ]. NEW TER q co.
(srccEssORs BRANsFoRp, M'wHRTER Il oO1
Importers and Wholesale
IN
FOREIGN AND DOuESTIC DRY GOODS,
Varieties, Trimmings, &C., &c.,
Methodist Publishing House,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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WTE would respectfully call the attention trade
w stock Of Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Ladies'
COas, Ladies' Dress Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, Ta0rs Trim
With to making spring purchases we are
Offering great variety Of the following desirable and
sonale goods at Cost, six months time per of
for Cash. Wig
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Ladies' CIoaks and TaImas, Comforts, La
dies Zephyr sleeves aud GauntIets,
Ladies' Zephyr Hoods, Ladies,
Misses, and ChiIdrens'
WOODEN HOSIERY,
SILK WARP FLANNELS, COLORED
FRILLED FLANNELS,
Blue and COIOred Coating Blankets.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PRINTED DeLANES,
French Printed MerinOs, Satin striped
MOhairs, Plaid DucaIs, Fancy
AlPacas,
LADIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS & RIBBONS,
Gents and Ladies
WINTER GLOVES AND UNDERsHIRTS,
ChiIdren's WOODEN CATERS, &c.
We shall offer great inducements to Cash prompt
Months Dealers in ali other articles, soliciting call
from the trade only. We are most respectfully
ian6-dly A.. J. MCWHIRTER & CO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
Oh BBLS. Oranges, the best ever in the market.
~ fierce drum Figs fresh and excellent
so boxes Raisins fresh and gOOd-all sizes.
90 bags Almonds.
% 4" Pecans,
To arrive the Nashville sale
by MIZELL. HOOPER & co.
jan6-lt Nos 6 and 8, Market street.
A. RIVA & CO.
No. 80 South Market Street,
IoSr DoOR ABovE HOUSE, sTFEET)
M ESShs A RTVA & CO. direct importers Of Wine, Cog.
IA nag, branoles Domestic and Havana Cigars,
moved TO Market street, No. one door above Watson House.
TRANBERRHES.--IOob bs hair a. Quarter bbls fresh
Cranberries just received, and for sale ftspo. =
COCK CArk.l True Democrat. s--TsS - ~
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ANYWAY from the subscriber, night Of the 9Th nit
my negro boy, john Said boy bright mulatto aged
about 3 years, is about feet inches in height rather
SLENDER with straight black hair and is hard distinguish from
white man. except by close Observers He
maker and uses his left hand altogether in peggng.
VII give so TO any person who boy and
lodge him any Jail this State so that NAV get him oy 0
II arrested out OF the State. GEO. STROUD,
Jan4-lm Morrison Depot Warren CO.. Tenn.
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TRANBERREESss-I0o bbls hair Asa Quarter bbs fresl
J Cranberries Just received, and for sale Il spo
49, d, ~ ,rr,a ,,sn,ocrsr "a prR9 %
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NOR RENT. lathe large Room the Daily News Of.
fee, formerly occupied by Barnards Book Bndery This
room &c by 70 feet is suitable for job Printing Office,
BndeTy, almost mechanical employment. power
can he had from the News Office Engine, in this room.
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher, Office, of A. v Linesley or
the subscriber. tja6l JAMES W. H0YTE.
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Essks; A RIVA & CO., direct importers Of Wine Cog
IVA Brandies Domestic and Havana Cgars have re-
moved to Market street, No. one door above Watson House
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NTOTICE.s--Taken up and put in Jail in TazeEell, "a
Caibourne county, Tennessee, negro boy Of yellow -
color, about % DID, weight about los pounds
feet inches high his name is JONES' belongs ~
man in the State of Georgia. WikeTson county. The
come and said boy and pay charges and take him
VI. w. GREEN, Sheriff
ja6 S-w4t-prs fee 81 and Tailor Of Claiborne county.
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A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
"a neat frame dwellag with five rooms, kitchen, and
90 of superior land, two thirds finely tmbere situated
about miles from the city the Broad Street Pike The
above desirable redence-and persons wishing as-
few minutes drive fro city will it to their
interest to call Immediately J. L. L. R. W BROWN,
iauG'lm AZ, Cherry street.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY!
knA BBLs Of choice Green Apples, deliyesed at our
SDNU warehouse in Nashville the plantation Persons
wishing call and furnish barrels
and fix the time Of delivery.
We want 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished BY
sept7 n. s. FRENCH 4 SON.
UTOODS, YEAT1EAN & co. No. rs, North
w College Street.--n addition 10 their usual heavy
and well assorted Stock Of Tennessee CharcOal-Ele-
fined Iron, have just received very superior lot Of
Iron Axes; Steel Springs; BHggy-tire and
PIOw Plates,
and sPRSe CAsr, sHEAR GERMAN, BSaLIsH AMERICAN
Busters STEEL.
Decl6-tg2m. q
NOTICE hereby given to all persons indebted
tate Of the late Oliver B. Hayes make payment without
delay and also all persons holding claims against said Estate
TO present them within the period prescribed BY law
Decl6-d HENRY NJ. HAYEs,f
I'm OLIVIER B. HAYES,i Executors
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800 REWARD.

STAPLE GOODS.--we have on hand an elegant stock
~ OF staple Goods that offering very low prices for
cash only tdec2f-fl W.A.J @. McCLELLAND.
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INVEST NAsHyILLE LOTS FOR sALE.--

w Four beautiful Lots, fronting 100 on Broad
street Also, several lots Locust Streets
Also, several lots in the Boyd Addition. Also
Watkn s. Bosick's and HardDgs Addition. Apply to
j. L. 4 r. ". BROWN,
jan6-lm AZ Cherry
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We this day receiving full line Of Bed Tickngs Striped
0snaburg Servant Goods, etc. will be ready early in
the approaching supply the trade With desirable
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods the latest styles
which pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest prices
jan6-f A. DUNCAN L CO.
Public SQUARE.
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A. RIVA & CO.
No. 80 South Market Street,
GoSE door ABovE HOUSE, OPPOSITE UNION STREET.
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DOZEN best Patent APgs Psssrs 1' rssysa and Tor 'as
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ID EMOVAL ---Having removed from their old stand to
u the and commOdOus store Cherry
Church streets, DemOVtiIe a. Coz Druggists, Gate
mOye & Belly take this of returning old pat
and friends their cordial thanks for the liberal share
given them heretofore and Of soliciting
continuance of the They would inform public that
their stack Of Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, &c,
will all the time he full complete and fresh and shall embrace
all ARTICLES usually he found in Drug Store They would
further that in addition already in their
pioy they have secured the of thoroughly accomplished
eeent Druggist and Prescrponis caarge Of their
Prescription Department Orders in this line their business
will at Ill hours be promptly and accurately filed,
snNfNVrV
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TO-PARTNERSEIIP.- -We have this day associated
with US In business Mr. j. W. Judkins, the business will be
continued under the style as heretofore,
January l, 1859. A J. DUNCAN & co.
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VIII also act agent Tor ne sale OF ne eoFe macine
RentneE. Indiana. Arkansas Inas Mississippi and Tes
l6wtd. Printer e. -,
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We shall offer great inducements Cash or prompt
Months Dealers in ali other articles, soliciting call
from the trade only. We most respectfully,
ian6-d1y A. J. McWHIRTER CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

u IL IL i q a n N " ~ = II
The Titi swamp, 30 shadowy cool,
Isl green and tangled brake,
Not marred bya dank and slimy pool,
But blessed with silver lake.
In earliest Spring, there fowerets bloom,
And latest in Autumn dwell,
From violets low, with woody perfume,
To the trumpet-yine's gorgeous bell.
There lush woodbine with its sinuous arms
Enwraps the tall Titis slim shaft
While each gentle breeze wide scatters its
charms,
And onward its faint odors watt.
There the silvery cups of the bay tree shed
Their spicy rich breath around,
There, yielding a scent to each lingering tread, +,
Dark heart-leaves cover the ground.
With thelapsing waves, white pond lilies float,
On its water most pure and fresh,
And often are seen the bright speckled trout
Mid their roots entangled mesh.
With their callow broods, there the wild ducks
swim
Through the sedge so plant and rank,
For deep in yon cove, all quiet and dim,
Are their nests on the western bank.
There the whirring wing Of the timorous quail,
Is heard through the dropping boughs,
There sadly at eve the whip-poor.will's wall,
Or at noontide the turtle doves vows.
There piping and shrl, as it skins along,
The slender-billed snipe is heard,
And often at night the glorious song,
OF the matchless, the Southern Mock bird.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28
A POISONING CAsE-The Floyd Lpuisianian of the
18th has the following

A POISONING CAsE.-The Floyd Louisanian of the
10th has the following:
On the night of Wednesday, Mrs. Hilliard, wife of
Jacob o. Hilliard, OF our town, was taken suddenly
i'll. Dr. Il. W. Jones was seut for, and at once pro.
nounced that she had been poisoned by strychnine
Notwithstanding all his efforts to save her, she died
in abont twenty minutes after he arrived On Thurs.
day morning 4. D. Haneaan, Esq. as ex.ofieio Coro
ner, summoned jury, and directed postmortem ex.
animation OF the body by Doctors Jones, Douglas
and Herring The jury closed their deliberations on
the evening of Thursday by finding that she came to
her death by poison administered by Jacob c. Hill.
lard, her husband. Mr.. Hillard was arrested early
in the morning of Thursday, and committed to Jail
to await an examination before committing masis
trate. On Friday he was examined before Justice
Hannegan, when after long and rigid examination
he was bound in q bond of five hundred dollars to
appear at the next term of the District Court
We understand that crowd of men last night
went to Hilard's house and took him therefrom
across the bayou, and when they returned reported
that they had tarred and teathered him. We have
not been able to learn all the particulars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28
Garibaldi About to Issue a Proclamati
HIS LAYING DOWN ARMS BEING Douprru
THE ENGLISH CHURCH RATE BILL,
Liverpool and London Marketz---Domestie Market
tBY THE HArIoHAL LIxEJ.


HALIFAX, July 27-The Cunard steamship Europa
Capt Letch has arrived at this port. She left Liver
pool on Saturday, the 18th inst and brings three
days later news than was received by the North
Breton.
LIvERP3oL, July 16-The steamships Saxonia and
Kangaroo arrived here on the 18TH the Ocean Queen
on the l4th, and the Persia on the 10th.
LIVERPOOL, July 16.-The peace has been fully
confirmed but further particulars have transpired
beyond the fact that the Princes of Tuscany and
Modena return to their States.
The result Of the treaty is generally mstrusted in
England.
Napoleon was on his way to Paris.
The Sandman Ministry have resigned, and Count
Anez is charged with the formation Of new
Cabinet.
The Emperor Napoleon was expected to reach
Paris on the 18th inst, when further details will be
afforded In bis address to the soldiers he says that
| the pence was concluded because the contest was
about assuming proportions outside of the interests
which the Emperor Of France had in the war.
| The Emperor Of Austria was on bis way to Vienna
In his order of the day be says he yielded to peace
account of his unfavorabe political situation and
cause his natural allies did not as he expected com
| to his assistance.
Count Cavour has resigned on account Of the terms
| of the peace.
| PARIS, July lG.-The Paris Bourse closed active
the three per cent. stall rentes closed at $3.50.
| LIVERPOOL, July l6.-The sales of cotton during
the week amount to lO7 900 bales.
| All qualities Of cotton have advanced considera
| bly, during the week.
An advance Of from to : is reported. Middlint
/ Orleans closed at "a. E@5 Nj
The market generally closed firm.
| HAvEE, July 15.-The cotton market closed buoy
ant, and prices have advanced to francs durint
the week. Orleans tras.ordinuire closed at Ii.
4 francs. -, r@
LONDON, July l6.-The funds show considerable
want Of confidence, and have considerably declined
Consols for money closed at 95a to 95s.
i The Bank Of England has reduced its rate Of dis
count to q.
4 LIVERPOOL July 16.-The breadstufs market ger
orally closed with declining tendency. There wa
but little enquiry, and prices were weak. The pre-
vision market closed very du Pork closed heavy
and all qualities had slightly declined.
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The party were all slowed away In the wagon
john and the two boys the front seat, the three
girls the middle seat, and old Mrs. Blackford and
suddenly, and Mrs. Blaekford, who was not paying
particular attention. suddenly found herself upon the
ground.
"Ah, ma'am,n said John, looking round, 81 didn't
see you fall ~
"I'm very thankful you didn't" said the dame, as
she took her seat again in the wagon.
Extract from On Unpublished Novel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

Man is an animal that walks upright upon his hind
legs, and has head upon his shou ders, covered
sometimes with his own hair, but frequently with
o1her folks. Unlike swine that tore-hose some
things, furc-ktinws nothing. 3 1t what renders
him superior to the brute, is certln faculty wnleh
enablea him 10 guess At things Ma is never long
satisfied wth anything Give him what he wants,
and he must bnye som thing eise give hin as much
IS he waats and he wants more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

AN AQUATIC MoNsrER-C Capt. Crosby, Of the
soop Glide which arrived at this port Thursday,
July 18th, from Cape CGd, informs rs that of No
baska Light he observed what he suspected to be q
sea turtle on the surface OF the water at short dis
tance to windward apparently about eight feet long
by four feet in width, with crustaceous shell from
beneath which its head protruded of the size OF q
mans head. Capt Crosby changed his course in
order to approach the monster when 1t disappeared
beneath the surface Of the water. This species of
turtle are. we believe, rarely seen in our waters.
TNew Bedford Mercury.
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Additional by the Europa.

LONDON, July 16.-Letters from Paris note great
discomfort concerning the terms Of peace. The Steele
objects to suffering Austrian influence still to remain
in Italy and demands the expulsion Of the petty Ital
ian Princes confederates of Austria.
The populace Of Paris are indignant at the En-
peror for failing to fulfill his promises.
Napoleon was to proceed direct to st. Cloud, post
poning his official entry into Paris until he makes it
the head of his army.
Victor Emanuel entered Milan on the 18th inst,
amidst the greatest enthusiasm, which surpassed his
first entry after the battle of Magenta.
Napoleon and Victor1 Emanuel entered Turin on
the 18th, amidst the most enthusiastic paudts.
There has arisen some unfriendly feelings between
the Emperor and the King, the latter issuing pro-
clamation announcing Lombardy's annexation to Sar-
dinia. --4. M~go
LONDON, July 16.-It is rumored that the Emperor
and Eugenie will soon make visit to Vienna.
1t was reported that the French army had com
menced their countermarch.
It was also reported that Cardinal Antoneli was to
be dismissed.
LONDON, July 16.-It was reported that Garibaldi
was soon to issue proclamation, and that it was
very doubtful whether he would lay down his arms
The Pope has sent an autograph letter to Napoleon
announcing hisintention to demand armed interveI,
ton from Catholic Powers
LONDON, July l6.-The bill before the House o
Commons, abolishing Church rates, passed to Sc
cond reading by vote of 1853 to 1873.
Lord Russell, in answering, says that nothing
could be known about the Treaty Of Peace until tht
return Of Napoleon to Paris.
Graham called attention to the formidable French
| fleets.
LONDON, July l6.-News from ireland states thai
there were Orange riots in various parts Of Ireland
on the sth of July.
LONDON, July l6.-Swtzerland has ordered thu
disbandment OF her troops, and Prussia has ordered
her troops on march to halt.
| PARIS, July 16.-Bullion in the Bank Of France
| has decreased over eleven million francs.
The Latest.
PARIS, July 1G.-Intelligence has been received
that troubles had arisen in Milan and great agitation
prevailed. Venetia and Florence were disturbed.
LIVERPOOL, July l5.-The flour market closed
very dull ; American is quoted at $40 to $l2 50.
Yellow and Mixed corn is quoted at IS. 1Od. tt
6s. 4d.
Beef closed dull, and holders are pressing on tht
market.
LONDON, Julyl5.-Al qualities of American stocks
have slightly advanced
Tie sugar market closed firm. Coffee closed firm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

THE TRANS. ATLANTIC BALLOON VoYAGE.-Mr La
mountain is at Waterfowl, N. Y, reconstrueting the
balloon Atlantic, from which place he proposes
making an ascension On the llth proximo Parties
from New York offer to place in his hands any
amoant, not to exceed twenty thousand dollars, for
the Immediate construction of new balloon fer the
trans, Atlantic voyage This season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28

An IMPERIAL BABY-In the Memphis Bulletin of
Sunday last we find the following paragraph:
AS the steamer Imperial was making landing at
senger on board on her way to ST. Louis gave birth
to a bouncing male child which was at once chris.
tened with the name of the boat. handsome con.
ribntion for the benefit Of the little stranger, was
soon made up among the passengers in the cabin and
handed over to the happy mother.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-28
STATIONARY sTEAM ENGINES

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
&EIs SIZES, FROM to ls DIAMETER OF cYLINDERi
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from lk to 30 horse
sswor.
DRAtEfNG WHERE'S, from IL to 50 feat diameter
DRAINING PUMPS from to 20 inches in diameter
Lss Leayitt's Potent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with
Su iron and wooden trenes with Boxes and
&ssarn'a patent Eccentric Head Blocks
Pages and Page Child'a CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Eloub.e Circular Saw Mills, With Top Saws
StraGbs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from IA to
3 inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS cr 6, TX, and IL inches in
diameter by II feet long and geared for either horse or steam
Vewer-
4 suAFfIsa, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
EBS sad Boxes all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, AZ inches diameter and fscn,
dS 10 50 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to II inches diameter.
DoGToR ENGINES, of various sizes.
HNDfA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
An assortment OF all szes of the above articles generally
sre ready for delivery at the shortest
tSn zsos$ favorable terms and at the lowest prices
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Gaogues Of prices will sent to any addres
ay Eai-
S. II. GILMAN,
4 NEs 4Ma lnGraver street. New 0rtsans.
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A German and Frepchman, walking together,
"oui.n :. Lsten,' said the German, .the pig is q
couutryman of yours, he speaks French.i' The
FfeHchnlan replied "Ah. moneher, but he speaks it
with @ vlllanUus Ge,man accent"