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The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02

TIE P,GAGrW EXrEprIoN,- The state Depart
ment at Washington is said to be in receipt of letters
rom Hon. Robert X, Meade, minister to Brazil, in
which is stated that the Emperor takes n great inter-
est in the pending difficulties between our Govern.
mcnt and Paraguay. and will strive to bring about
their pacific adjustment. " Ion" the Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore sun, writes under
date of the 22d
Some important information to the progress of
the Paraguay expedition has been received in pri-
vatr letters from persons who are attached to it,
One Of these writers says, if Lop resolves on resist
ance, our naval force must cuninr itself to block
ode which may last till next October. when the rise
of the river Will enable rcinturccmcns q reach it.
But to make attack with the present force, would
be- says the writer sperate than the charge Of
the Light Brigade at I}auclaya.
1t is uncertain whether il belongs to the commss-
oncr or to the naval commander to deal with the
Government of BucnoS AyroS upon the nice question
which il makes against our right to enter her waters
without leave. Perhaps we would not have obtained
/ it readily upon asking. and therefore Com Shu-
brici took il. This is one of the many questions in
which W. may become involved with the States the
La Platte and its tributaries. before this expedition
comes to an esd
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02
Cbe felitiana llmotrat.
THE CANVASS lN VIRGINIA.


cui exciting canvass In Virginia:
Mr.. Lctchcr, after service Of dirgui-hcd uscrnl.
ness aud industry in Congress for y ncriod of ciph,
years, Is now before the people of Virginia a candi-
date hy democratic nomination for their chief cxccu.
tive o'Ilcor. With those who have observed the hab
itual generosity aud Justice Of the Virginia people to
IA" men who have served them faithfully. iniusiri-
ously and effectively IN public life there is no doubt
Of The verdict which will be rendered by them in the
/ issue between Mr. Lctchcr and Mr. Goggin II would
he sad commentary upon the capacity of the people
10 appreciate and their readiness 10 reward valuable
public service, ifa veteran servant who had proved
himself 50 honest capable aud faithful 10 the cone'i
luton in hc fullest Jlcrsoniun sense bv ten years
OF continued public labor ~ Mr. Let her should he
r"pnliat"d IN av"r Of political advcnturcr LONG OBJ
s"lee aud broken down. whose chief qualification
Tor the compctitorsp consisted in his willingness 10
take defeat aud his anxiety for the Temporary no.
t3rity OF u two months canvass on the stump.
W" do not know any more important principle log
'cally involved in the Virginia campaign than the
on" whether man who has won for hfn-clrho first
rank in congress hy Industry and well directed alil.
i'y. AID who has served h. constituents. hi. state.
md the country with an efficiency aud fidelity which
has ryorrh Tho communication of foes and friends
shall " preferred to unn Ahu.c own constituency
lnug fgo r,pulidrd him. and who owes hi. present
candidacy uo' tn any sup ority Of merit or ability
"Y'r "'h s"atlcm"noi 'h' opposition iul'.$lnt".
tn whom hc j. cunfr.,"dly inferior but 10 the fact
h' i ambition ior a uoori"y ard d defeat for which
h h.ror. bay" 10 appetite. ~" a. not know any
prime rrs ~ politics that could caiimntoly enter in.
t"a cnnrn.- with SGT Of politicians who are content,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASKET.

HAVING bought the patent right for the Sale
Of the Crane Metallic Burial Ca>kets. at a great
pense, we introduce them to the public as having
superiority over any now in use, beauty of de-
sign artistic aud elaborate finish, simplicity in lin
ing. highly decorated and unique silver mount
ings perfectly air tight. and also giving an entire
sructed Of the finest French plate glass renders it
the most desirable case ever introduced to the pub
lie. Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass, which
secures the case from damage on account of any en-
lernal pressure.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02
COLLEGIATE NOTICE.

YTNHE SlLLNiAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI.
l. TUTE will he re.oprne'l the First of October.
under the supervision of the Rev THOMAS d. Lea as
Principal
Mr. LEA is graduate of Princeton College New
Jersey, and has had sixteen years experience rs II
Teacher. Parents may rest assured their daughters
VIII DC in proper W7UT IoHtded 10 his charge
BYTlIElI. HAYNES,
scpt4 Secretary of the Board Of Trustees.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Woodman's Cherry Expcoiornnt.

This remarkable remedy viii be Found certain
rnrc for Coughs Colds, Influenza, Group Bronchial
Affections, Consumption ia all It's stages, and IN eve.
ry disease of the Lungs.
This remedy l. an Anndync Eyp ctorant Soothing
and Halsanic in its nature, aud sgualy powerful In
searching to the very root Of disease by II, mild and
"radicatlng action al internal and Pulmonary a,
fcctons. rendering u cure an absolute certainty and
now frequently prescribed by eminent medical men
IN preference to the ordinary medicines in the luiird
states Pmimacopaa, for such affections as the fol.
lowing letters amply demonstrates:
New Orleans April q lsj5
Dear Sir Tho public generally are fully aware ur
shc Thousands of remedies Tor disras luues. under
titles of Sarsaparilla pill.. Plas,rr4 Iinmous Ne.
that are daily brought Ia their notice through the
newspapers by way oi advertisements. Ny object in
writing this notc for publications Is tu induce the
public, ~ at lca- those who are all ctcd to u.r olr
that contains articles OF real use in pulmonary ds
taseH ! nm conscious that in 81 doing am acting
unprofessonally. aud dern"atory the interests Of
medical sclrnc" aud The regular pract uncrs Of mod.
icinr. refer to NODDMAN'S CHERRY ENpEC
ToRANT. which Il scientific remedy that | have
used with more success than any of the usual me-.
J. NJ MAITLAND. VI D.
Tho Proprietor au1 Inventor or Waodmnn's Cher
~ ENpcctorant h,, in hi- possession Gi3 l"'trs from
every section "t TIL" country -prtcuIary from the
Valley of the Mississippi and th' south ra Stat.
each aud all most aa1alnfy Of it, Curative Proper
tics. and the Permanent Good eli et. every valic
- of Pulmonary disease. Wh.c lu,. induced h m to
3'ring Woo'nau's Cherry ENprcorat NOR. prom
f'"ntly miora the pubic than obaHt b. utaod,d
80 have donr.
II offering - The world j pr naylf ~ vfo.. ra.l;l
"c merit, htv" brtu u'iy ttt sd Ias #au.f.a.- uI.
i"rtiuar sn'lrret. nun tou H.. t.tI- mfu-uil.
Group. and Bronchial i.flt ON ~l..t ir.w.I.rd
IA the cnilg >tfgr. fma .t'. III sumption. fll
Fhctry ENprcorapi i. IT tor t-t,# t.,fiy-. to wl
Inat tn" Proprietor in uIt.rt sing +" o,t.r5trly a.
!. done with IL" hosi q u-"hs, qtIra mo.tuo-
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-02
LAND AND SLAVES AT AUCTION.
NV I'D BE SUTU.
w SA1I.nnAY- AnRlI. nlh lasn

w SATURDAY, ArRiL OH 1859
at l2oclock i" at The residence Of stephen Ambrose.
at Port Hudson. the property hereinafter named and
SLAVES.
l. Man Aruold. ag'd thirty i've years. t.in.wriehD
valued at one thousand eight tuudrd dollars.
:. l'limas. a man. n9cd thiry.iy" years. valued at
Thirteen hundred dollars.
3. Man Lcyi aged thirty on" years valued az thir.
tnon hundred dullaI.
/ Man n"o. aged thirty years valued at coor hun,
drcd 'ud ily dollars.
.. Woman Cm,otc. aged Gty yrars valued at
fonr hundred and tlty dolHr-.
q. Woman ~ IN. aged lh'my-ouc years valued at
seven huUdr,d dollars. ard her three ch ldran. W
Boy Mac. u"G niur years, At seven hundred dollars
Boy Calvin, aged ,iy years. at .x hundred dollars
Boy G""rgr AGED thr," y"r.. ot three hundred dol
lars twe y-tmr" huIdr Il dollars.
PERSONAL. PROPERTY.
!. one Sarr,l iIul.". AZ ten drnrS.
?. Mu" sally, at ono hundred aud fifty dollars
3. Mulr jenny. at ou" huUdrcd and fifty dollars.
1. one Cow ana Calf fifteen dollars
.. Fifteen Hogs urtY-Gyr dollars
6. one Buggy and Harness, one hundred aud TWEEN
'y dollars.
:. one Horse Wagon, soynuty.hyc dollars.
= one lot Hons" Furnitlrr. scy"nty-two dollars.
. Kitchen Furniture. fifteen dollars.
10. one Bounty Land Warrant 'or one hundred and
sixty acres, ior forty do,ltrs.
III 4 ant duc Ly state nrC G. Turner for ono
huudrrd and c'ghtyfour dollars aud ten cents Of I'M
CERTAIN value. fnn npprNi.,dD,
icnn-. The land 40 q cr dit TIL first January next.
when ono-thrd ur tl, purchase price viii be due and
the balance III one year from said date.
Ihc ,lnEc. on"hid ca-h. and the balance pnya-
br Oh TIE lr.i of january ucx,. ltGD.
Personal property. cash for nll sum. uf twenty dol
ars ana unlor ana over that amount, On credit nn-
il ir-t January u"Tl purchasers 10 give nnl4y pay.
aLl" IN EaHk II Baton Rouge. wih approved II r,Ul-
Nj curitv Nul mOltlago retained on The iud ana
-hv snntl i"aI payment, w pr ccnt interest uitnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30

TTNION COURSE, -QoToBER s. AT s p. M-MATcH
rtfer names br. Brown Dck; Talman 81 A. Ian
burg every is minutes Steam cars win leave South ferry
brooklyn. For further notice see Herald and bills.
SHAW 4 WHITE, Proprielors
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HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 80 1859
1HIPPIN0.

A usIKALIA PIONEER LINE-EsTA BT.rsHED l352-
he dsS sysg. me United States positively
a. ~ M EN- Loo tons burthen, George B. Kelium command
rapidly loading at pier North river win be de-
T. g. g. made hs voyage last Ssas . AusIa and delivered
tons for both first and second passengers The De ship
4OMAS PERKINS, loading at pier l8 East river will be
passage apply toard, or TO r. W. CAMERON, Bowling
Green Sight bills fo sae and cash advances made
4 Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-30

CADEMY OF MUSIC.-DON 6IOvANNL
n The sale OF seats conmel ces this morning
POSITIVELY THE LAST NI0h 7 OF THE SEASON.
which account be prpo red beyond the present
week. AZ all the artists day next after the Ma
Der - -Fr>
The Academy win be closed until October 20 during which
time will be let for lectures concerts Applications 10 be
made during the usual business hours the Academy
This FRIDAY evening, Sept ~, ats
= . THE GRAND FAREWELL NIGHT.
On which occasion
- MADAME OORTESI AND MADAME CASTER
VIVA appear TO, the last time In New York they for
Havana after the season In Boston
The Opera selected for the Grand Farewe Nig Mozasts
DON GIOVANNI.
= MAD. GASSIER AND MAD. CORTESI
VIII appear for the first time on the evening
public. - ro " ~
Donna Anna. NINE CORTESl
zefina NINE GAH3fER
ionns Eivra NINE STRAKOSCH
Don Oavio SIG BRrGNOkI
ION Govanni SIG GASSIER
Maseto. SIG. AMODIO
leporelo SIG. ROCCO
Commandaaofe MULLER
md n =
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MUSICAL.

A CITY MADE SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
N forte (neary new) has all the latest improvements will
be sold immense sacrifice from It's original has large
round double iron Frame scooped grand circu
lar SCALE French action &C. most splendid toned nstru
Parties wanting piano for their and that
will stand in tune will please call and inspect before purchas
ing will be sold at astonishing low price for cash Cali
street C Clements place., between Blocker and Houston
streets.
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u vana and New Orleans-The steamship EMPIRE CITY
o'clock M Of Warren street. Bills Of adng Of
the proper form furnished at the Office and bills Of adng
will signed after hour of sailing Freight taken 2st
September For freight passage apply III West street,
corner Of Warren. N. o. ROBERTS, Agent
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A BARGAIN-BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR $780,
"A Strong well built buggy, by Miner Stevens for $50
S both IN excellent condition Can be at the
bird street,
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DETURN OF THE GREAT TROOP
THE GRAND TRIUMPHAL EQUESTRIAN
PROCESSION OF NIXON 4 CO.'S
Into the city of New York will take place
On MONDAY, Oct 3, 1859
Of the Professionalism Broadway Canal street
through Canal street to the Bowery the Bowery Fourth
of exhibition corner of Thirteenth street.
BAND CHARIOT Drawn BY FORTY HORSES.
DRIVEN BY A LADY.
madame Mason, OF Lonton)
Madame Mason acknowledged be the most accomplished
elegant charoteer living This lady win hold the i'm.
weight Of the rens of forty horses while driving them
through crowded horoughares refining and controlling
colossal with the most perfect confidence and self posses
sion the she has driven them daily during
successful tour of the company through Canada the
Eastern states.
The exhibition Of this beautiful troupe since ts return
MONDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, Oct. 8,
M the iunc ton OF Broadway and Thirteenth street.
Continued for week only.
The performances comprise the most superb
DISPLAYS OF WORKMANSHIP,
BY the first riders of the age;
besides splendid troupe Of
ACROBATIC ARTISTS,
GYMNASTIC PROFESSORS
PANTOMfMIC GROTESQUES
GRAPHIC MILITARY SCENES CAVALRY EVoLU.
TlONS, BIVOUACS &c. &C.,
original and entirely STYLE the whole
ling beauty grandeur novelty and variety all that
hitherto been attempted in the ring.
immense size entirely and water proof having
circulation of pure air and seating within Its magnificent
three thousand besides great
of central and fashionable locality while the
interior commodousy fitted beautifully
and brilliantly lighted throughout.
Read the programme of Monday, Oct. 8.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

ND You EVERS O, NO, I NEvERl-THE BEST TA.
~ sold for three finest Holland gina
IS opoo port wine Is best pne Casllon brandy, 6s az
No - Fulton street. under the Fulton Bank
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CO. y Bioadway.
The Columbia, Capt Berry succeeds Wednesday, Oct s.
NIOTICE.-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMERICA
IN and West Coast of South Amerca-Olce of the North
Atlantic Steamship CompanyThs company 10 prepared
grant through hi Is ladng with tho Panama
Railroad Company on shipments Of merchandise Central
facilities will also be afforded shipments from Central
America 10 Liverpool by arrangement with the Cunard ne
ro Of freight &C. apply at the Office of the company
No 81 Wall street l. p STEPHENS. Secretary
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HORSES AND UARnIA0ES.

BAY MORGAN HORSE l5A HANDS HIGH, 5 YEA rs
oid sound and Kind, ros in three minutes; also, black
pony aa hands high tros In three minutes aud kind,
price o also several good road and business horses
business wagon Apply at Ii Jay street, corner OF
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A SPLENDID PAIR OF sORREI COLTS FOR SALE
land years old 15x hands high with long tails and
Names wen matched and very stylish drivers perfectly kind
nd gentle; would make beautiful team for private family
ADDRESS LIS Grand street.
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I,OR HAvANA.-sTEAMsHIP QUAKER CITY, r. W.
Shufedt commander authorized carry the United States
mail to sail every twenty days from each port This ship will
wednesday, October at o'clock p M pier 45 North
river For freight passage apply to HARGOUS CO.. IS
Houth eel
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KTEw ORLEANS
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY ATLANTA,
ALBANY C0IIIMRIIS MACON AITGIISTA

AUUUSIA,
And various places In Florida
Via SAVANNAH Ga.
The AUGUSTA, Captain N. s. Woodruff, will leave
Saturday October l. at r. NJ, from pier No. North river
Tickets be had for the following placesare by
any other steaerrom New York. to Savannah
New York to New Orleans $50 u.s. Mobile 1885, Montgomery
Ala 500 Atlanta Ga, S2i Albany Ga 81; Columbus Ga,
y23 Macon Ga, sci; Augusta so: Savannah, SIS
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL 4 SON, Is Broadway
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AT ABOUT HALF ITS COST AS IT MUST BE SOLD
"A mmediately-A magnificent toned and most spendidly
finished full octave pearl keyed panofoe made order
years from last April Has highly finished rosewood full
round richly carved legs serpenne 'front.' &c. &c
This instrument will prove examination unsurpassed
regards beauty and fness of and touch Will be sold
cash purchaser at the price Of inferior second hand
Apply at the residence IA Leroy place Blocker street
(ueAr Broadway.
, 1859-02-08
Another Democratic Tariff Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Tbe Tariff Democn.tic
Caucus met this evening. john CochraHe WAS
chosen Chairman, aud Messrs. Cayanaugh and
Rurin Secretaries The largest number present
1t any one lime was fifty. OF whom fur we're IRON
New York, six from Ohio, one from Illinois, and
several others ulso trpiu Ire States.
Garnett, irum the committee Of live, authorized
at the Iormer meeting, REPORTED resolution TINT
means ought to le provided tor the payment OF
the treasury notes now nlfurInE. and that lie dt-
1clency of the treasury sltcn'd bc met by the re-
duution Of the expenses of Government Mr. Gar-
nett made speech in support Of the resolution,
and vas followed Oh that side by ya!'andiDgAam,
Crawlurd, STEPHENS, aud Smith Of Va.
The dcuate was also iudnlgcd in by Cavanaugh,
Phelps Of No, Sick1cs, Taylor. and Groesbeck.
They did not 60 to the full extent Of tlosc who
preceded them, but admitted the necessity Of
economy.
Several propositions looking to the reduction Of
the expenditures Of ali branches Of tie public scr
vice were then submitted, but without taking q
rote upon them the caucus adjourned.
WAsnHa1oS, Feb. mir. Garnett's report ut
tho Democratic csucua last night favored a re-
ducsiop in the expenses of liihographingt en-
Craving, binding Of pnbiic documents, the pub.
Ic printing, cutting Oh the Congressional Globe.
reducing the expenses Of the branch mintS,
coazt survey, ETC., reducing the army estimates
several millions, and nsvy two millions; the
saving Of nearly t2. 900 1000 BY . suspension Of
the frankinR privilege to two ounces; dinin.
ishiug the number of mail routes to California !;
making the ocean mail service sslfsustainiug !;
and cutting of3 light houses, supporting them
hereafter By tonnage duties-
Mr. Crawford ct1sred . resolution, On which
no sctiou wa8 taken, authorizing the Secretary
OF tbs Treasury to re-isaue E}2, 000 900 Treasury
notes, and that any other deficiency should be
supplied By resrenchment-
WAsu,NarnS Feb 1.-The democratic unen
, 1859-02-08

New Yonk, 'th.-A fire in Fulton Avenue,
Brooklyn. on sunday morning, caused the loss Of
several lives. The lower floor Of tue building was
occupied as confectionery shop, and the upper
stories hy Mr.. Edward Glla family, consisting Of
himself, wife, two daughters and two servant girls,
Honora and Ann keesan {slste1s). Thos. Gill (his
brother). and Otto GEayes, boardcr.
Tie tirc vas first discovered at O'Clock on Sun
day morning, and when The Grcmen arrived, the
third story WIS IN flames. At that time Nonora
Keegau was hanging from ] window sill Of the
upper story, and Thomas Gtll letting himself down
from a window of the third floor. The flames
burst into the face of the woman, md she teIl to
the ground. The rope TO which Mr. Gill was hang
iug broke, md hc also fell. Mrs. Gill WIS scen at
window In the Third story, in an imporins at.i-
tuae, but she soon fell hack and was seen no more
alive.
Alter the fire was suppressed, The Lnlics of
Mrs. Gill aod her two children, and Ann Kcegan,
were found lying On tie floor Of Mrs. Giils CHAM
ber--al1 dead.
Mrs. G. was y years old, her daughters rcspec.
tiYey and 6. and Ann kcegan II.
Thomas Gill is dangerously injured Honora
Keegsn, it is thonetit, fatally and Otto Graves,
Rtlghtly. Edward Gill was absent
, 1859-02-08

BY mAgRkrn] Nsw Yaxx. February Z. 1s19.
P1oux-Dan and be&vy and pr1ce uneh aused: Sales
6iD bf1n II q .5 10 f fpeT 621e Is s55 70 tor eI.
d state l546,so for super weatern: a5 for
camNon 10 medium extra westesn % 14 80 Tor ehlp
puF o!ands e1tfa round hoop 0h!o.Is1sss eesax dua
mon q choice extra. aad sale1 Rye aogr at a2to9
as Buckxheat do1f dull sodhesTJ y q 7o&A
GRAu-Wheat dnu avd sca1ctlv 10 firm pEtceA ho1-
eysF. aFe onehaneed s.lea u o@ N. eix1 ieE ~ ~
LIS foe red L4s@l Is fof white eouhefn: RJe asoer
Kale4 Q01ba, o&48s Barley quiet: Q6S1 Corn yefy
dull mixed western nominal: S33f7 for rnsound 70
primes saes 1000 bu southern md Jersey yelev II
mG83. OAtsyery quiet 6l065 ter Western and Cans
diAu. ,.,n,.,o,<
PxoVfsIoss-Pork more aetiTe. clcEnk heavy: taies
400 bbIs old It aleo: new mess &2 clear SIS 614
laTp-ipc!udpE Loo hbls new meas June II 41S. Hsei
asad. ssjes l09 bb:t y este@7 country prime. &c
h.m 1Fn .ith sns4 s.let 4 slt9l:sa P.s1; n
hhds Il 6x7c TT saosae. ior hauas. DEesset
HoEa ain far rrques II 7A9akc Lard fEme1 tsles
soaa reaast fef 9h|o Ise :;e toF stae ceeas
Gtocts duE ~ Of Is. t1 CA T. u: nnnoa q:
Pacific Mall %: HNleE 13H 59A: Gal Ch' es; Aaf-
lam nrHferred 4GX: G y SO: Panama 1164.
, 1859-02-08
From Dealers.

We. The unde1stxned Lumber nealers In the .dty Of
9a,t,n.etased 9,, WI Ian re1y Paent Siding
rnAnu1:tuErd from sad perr1s Improved Mills IA Of
ua.fa.m thickness smooth and accurately sawed md 10
o!heE set se!tict mill with which He eaulnted-
The Importance q hasnx eseoi5 saved lumber os
cekau adt Il 70 en!Al xeaeraly known that
comment 10 this rexa:d 10 unnecessary The be1t and
mpa reliable recommendation offer for said mills
II the Uniformity tf satisfaction which Lumber 1aauufsc
tured therercn a. 10 ouf numerous customers. We
therefore u1hestatn1J coumtnt Ytry1s Mills srne-
ra a the oAt peEfstt self stinx .chtne known
, 1859-02-08
L U M 3 e r M E N /!

as md the best adapted 10 tbs wants oft 'anhes
H1dt.
G. Mean Co. Hflusrd i Morton. GAen Ess.mAp.
JsH v Msk-y. Joseph Wilde / 500 rhsoop Le.rneL
Witnx Ly.n. HoNafo H,Ftcn. n Lu itukt. II i Co..
~. Ri<ner. Loouts todn.son.J u. Dalftn / Hru..
B.@aey hro. Henr1 10 .ani Co, D Bze ~ser.
". Dunn. A. Isst. H. Woodwork i TO-. pa1xors
msa.. E,sn. sfSuees To- M"H aAnaaa. Lay Co. John
Caica2o. Dec. asa, 1855.
We etx Aao To refer 10 tbs fotowtu< ktnttnsn. Who
e.s vt!1 Aeanat1ted With s hs practical WORKINGS.
~, ~ 49, wa osa e.n: .. n. nus: -
Hoo~ ~ T. Po.tr1- Grand RApitA Mich.
Hon. Ehde' ?, Fesser, dn. DO
Hoa' Geo.Ke a1Itln. d. 10.
aoh. u, " AtCFs1. Dc. do.
Lne'as raasra1n. hso. 20, Do.
dfnfy Martin ksQ, do. ia.
Han In. . csmnih.1, nax ~ y. Hr.h w.
fs4 Mxr.. ~*..o'e"' H " ill., asn.
Hon. =. J. Lultiatn A!lesan. slsoh.
t! uon. 4orrT fsnoJef' aranu AAVen' ~ n.
, 1859-02-08

From Manufacturers.

The undermined Manufactures Of lumber. having
bad ID use Willm IL Ferry 1Fs pstent 8adnx hlla do
hereby testify TO tie excellence tboye Ill ottr koIs
We hare seen In operation
Tho d!eultles heseofore e1per!eneed L. the at
ether ktnds Of eseettuK Mills have been thes laauty
more expensive and the sccuracy Of thickness Ia tuu-
beF subleetnk q 70 .as les of rood nate
y and ths tsTenxh and !1Etmaalike manner ct the1
reliable lor WORK Ttese Nils with hss late Improve.
1ents are tie only accurate s-ttEs sl1 70 uniform
md Ne recommend hem from our own knouledke md
e1psritnce 70 be the bet aud most pretahe Mills 70
hss doubtless cled his attention What have hare.
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