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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

Grow AND EAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the
strongest arguments in favor of the culture OF
vegetables aud fruit and their consumption in
the family, is the fact tn t such consumption
prevents disease. We are by no means strictly
vegetarian il. theory or practice, but we know
by experience, that fruit even at large prices,
is cheaper and Ear more profitable to purchase
than the services of physician, and that if the
former are not consumed as an article OF every
day diet the services of the latter will be re-
oured. We have seen it asserted recently by
a medical writer, that the introduction of the
tomato npon the table has reduced the severn
ty of certain types of summer diseases to no.
ticeable extent, and yet in book, not doz
en- years of age, we saw it asserted that this
same tomato is ga most unhealthful and innu
trtious fruit" AS soon as we learn how lux
uriously we can live with no increase OF cos Is
and great increase ofhealth, by the conS''mp
ton of the products of our garden, more aN'
better gardens will belound on every nome
stead.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
COLLEGIATE NOTICE.

'TNIIE SIILIMAN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTI
/ TuTE will he rc-oprncd the First of October.
under the supervision Of the Rev. THOMAS D. Lea a.
Principal.
Mr.. LEA Is q graduate of Princeton College New
Jersey, and has had sixteen years experience as n
Teacher Parents may rest assured their daughters
will be in proper hands when confded to his charge.
BYTHELL HAYNES.
sept4 Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, &c

WE WOULD CALL the attention of those persons
w who are renovatng and improving their dwell
ngs, or putting up new ones, to the large stock OF
Paints. Oils. and c0lors. we have on hand which will
enable us to fill promptly all orders in the line Of our
business.
We have also variety Of patterns Of Plate Glass.
suited for side lights, transoms sash doors, or sky
lights. Also: Pnpcring. Window Shades. &c. which
we will he pleased to show to all who may desire
work Of that kind and will procure the articles .clcc
ted, and place them wherever required, on the most
reasonable terms.
Planters and others who have work 70 do in our
line are requested to call at our paint shop on the
south side Of the Public Square.
ian Is DAVIES Il DAVIS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
A r Il II U r CIR a w T O r d.
SUCCESSOR TO II. :. BEECHENO.
ID UGGIST & APOTH &c A RY

No. 2. BRICK ROw.--EAsT SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
TT EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND complete as
IN sortmrnt of Drugs. Chemicals, Surgical lnstrn-
Oils. Varnishes and Brushes of every description.
Mr. W. II. McQnithy. from the house Of Sickcs q
Co.. New Orleans. will attend 70 the sale and dspen-
sary Of Medicines at all hours. lie Is now fully pre-.
pared fiji any orders in biz line and the srictcst
attention will be paid to any orders from the country
and respectfully solicts share of patronage from
the public.
Wines aud Liquor, Of every description for medical
purposes. dee. IL.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

TnE CrBA CoTroN SOCIETY An association
has been formed in Cuba, for the immediate
and extensive promotion Of the cultivation Of
cotton in that Island Large tracts Of land
have already been secured for the purpose; Il
ton Of Cotton seed has been sent by the Brit
iSh Government, which has been admitted duty
free; the Goycrnor-Genrra has designated IA
hundred of the recently imported slaves who
have been seized, to be employed in the work,
and offers are made of six cents a pound for all
Cotton raised by non members, and eight cents
by members Great confidence is expressed,
by several Spanish papers, in the success of the
project. The Society have issued II prospectus
for "A Company, To be called the American and
Cnban Cotton Society, ("AIgodonera," and
subscriptions are opened in this city, shares
5000 each, the first inStallmcnt payable when
the Company shall be chartered. Specimens
of wild cotton bolls brought here are large anc
very white,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

RETURNING TO SLAVERY find in the
proceedings of the North Carolina blouse of
Commons" published in the Raleigh Stan.
dard, the following:
The bill for the relief of Emily Hooper. of
Liberia, was then read.
Mr.. Norwood stated that Emily was the
daughter Of n man who held station Of con.
sequence in the Republic Of Liberia. lie came
to this State, purchased her freedom, and car.
ric,l her to Liberia Her parents being dead,
She is most anxious to return to the service of
her former mistress at Chapel HILL The bill
was 10 permit her to do so.
Mr.. Benbnry thought there was Constitu-
llcnal objection to cnslaving n free African at
present in Liberia. If he thought there was
not, he would be in favor of the bill.
Mr.. Norwood replied that she was at pres
ent free woman. who vountarially wanted
to return to slavery, but who would become
the property of the State by returning here.
To remove this, and vest it in the person of her
former mistress, was the object Of the bill.
Mr.. Benbnry still thought that the act Of
Congress, rs well rs the Constitution prohibit
ted such a measure.
Mr.. Kerr would vote in favor of the BILL as
no act Of Congress referred to this case She
was not Of pure African blood, nor q native Of
Africa, and in returning to slavery in this State
She did not come within the acts Of Congress
prohibiting the slave trade He considered
this ease as giving high testimony in favor Of
the institution Of slavery in this State, when u
woman, after experiencing the benefits of lib
erty, bcgs permission to return us the slave OF
her former mistress
The bill passed its second reading.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

THE SPLENDID STEAMER, GOLDEN AGE, W.
L McCombs, Master, Tin the place Of ,fn@"~ \
the BELLA DOSNA) will commence her kSHtE4A
regular business for the season, making
the first trip Saturday, the 2sth of August. 1858,
and every succeeding Saturday evening. will leave
New Orleans for Donaldsonvillc Bayou Goula, Pla
quemnc, Baton Rouge Port Hudson. Waterloo, Bay
on Sara, Pointe Coupee. Morganza, Tunica, Williams
port. Red River Landing. Fort Adams and all inter-
mediate landings. Returning, will leave Bayou Sa-
ra every Wednesday the arrival of the Cars from
Woodvilc. touching ut Port Hudson and all inter-
mediate places.
.ns'-Particuar attention paid to the receiving and
landing Of passengers and way freight, at all hours
Of the day and night. aug7
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
INSTRUCTION.

ND NU = IIVN.
l'NIIE UNDERSIGNED. u graduate of Yale College
l. aud OF five years experience in teaching opened
on the LIST Monday in October. 1858. u
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
in Clinton, La in the lower part of the bniiding for.
merry occupied by the Argus Office, south west cor
ncr of the Public Square
TERMS pen MONTH.
For common English Branches, ..............S3 90
=" Higher do do .............. 4 90
" Latin and Greek .......................5 90
4" French and German. Observation-Disclosures. 6 90
Having the psi testimonials as regards character.
abilities and success, both from the Faculty of Yale
College aud from the places where he has been teach.
ing. he horcs TO receive the patronage of all who
interested in the cducationO OF their children.
l.. DEMBTNSKI.
N. d. Pupils will he prepared for any class in
College For further references, enquire of Mr.. w.
A. Lane. and Rev. j. Il. Smith oct
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

NEW MEDICINES.
TCST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. at the Drug
u Store of NORWOOD TlLDON, fresh supply
consisting. in part, Of the following:
; doz Dalai Of a Thousand Flowers;
G :. I;rov;a,s Ess. Jamaica Ginger,
2 Roans Tonic mN'.1re;
l 50 Osgoods India CholagogG";
Railways Ready Relief;
Regulators:
3 " Resolvent:
2 &" Hollands German Btters;
2 a" ltcddin's Russia Salve;
" Rushton's Cod Liver Oil:
3 " Billings Astringent Syrup;
| Gross BNrry's Tricopheros;
| Lyons kathaiInn:
I " Winens Canadian Vermifuge;
y Eahnestock's Nermifnge
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

LISTEN To A SrArEsMAN.-Burkc says that
liberty will not descend to people, people
must raise themselves to liberty; it is Il bless
ing that must he earned before it can be enjoy
ed That nation cannot be free where reform
is common hack that is dismissed with n
kick the moment it has brought the rider to
his place. That nation cannot be free where
parties are but different roads leading to one
common plumber That nation
cannot be free where the rulers will not feel
Ior IT, people until they are Obliged to feel
with the people, and then i is too late mat
nation cannot he free that is bought by itS own
consent, and sold against it, where the rogue
that i IN rags is kept in conntcnancc by the
rogue that is IN RIFLES; and where from high
to low, from the lord to the lackcy, there is
nothing radical but corruption, and nothing
contemplate but poverty; where both patriot
and plnccman percclving that money can do
everything are prepared to do everything for
money That nation cannot be free where the
cproSy of selfshness sticks to it as close rs the
curse Of Elisha to his servant Gchaz; where
rulers ask not ,rhM recommends II man. but
,rho; and where those who want rogue have
no occasion to make, but to choose. | hope
there is no nation like this under heaven; bnt
! if there were these are the things that, howev
OPP great she .si"ht he, would keep such a ma
,; -, Ghor,y o,a liberty '""m her These
are the things that would olco Upon such q
nation first, government of expcdents; Sec
ondly Of difficulties; and lastly, of danger Such
Il nation could begin to feel only by fearing
all that she deserved, and finish by suffering all
that she feared
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
SOUTHERN GARDEN SEED.

TUST RECEIVED at the "Clinton Drug Store,
u SUNNY of the above seed raised and put up by
the Society of Shakers Pleasant Hill Mercer County
Kentucky, in the year 1858.
These seeds are superior to any other kind sold in
this section They are the only Seed raised and PMW N
The South The Iropretors take back all their old
seed at the close of each season, and supply their
Agents with fresh seed. BY this means You can al
ways get fresh seed you buy from the regularly APP
pointed Agent.
Il. WALKER. Commercial Row,
ian Sole Agent for the Parish of Fast Feliciana.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

YAE PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRACY OF MAINE
The Democratic members Of the State Leg
islature of Maine, recently held meeting and
unanimously adopted the following resolutions
Resolved, That we hold it to be sound anG
unexceptionablc doctrine, that if the people o.
a Territory aye in favor of slavery, they have {
right to make laws to admit and protect anc
if they are opposed to slavery they have al
equal right to make laws to exclude it,
Resolred, That it is our delib rate and fix
ed purpose to declare that Congress should, il
no event. pass any act to admit protect or sns
tain slavery in the Territories Of the United
States, or to exclude it thcrcfrom, but SHOULD
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

promptly guarantee to the sovereign people
thereof the undisturbcd right to dispose of it
in their own way, aud without interference or
molestation from any quarter, subject only to
the express provisions of the Constitution.
Resoircd That the newspapers of this State
be respectfully requested to publish the forcgo.
ing resolutions, unanimously adopted by the
Democratic members of the Maine Legislature,
in convention assembled.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!!
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME. are respect.
II fully requested to come forward and settle
Mr.. G. =. Rali at the Drug Store of Il. Walker, is
my authorized agent and can be found at all times.
when am absent. | am DESTROYS of closing up my
business possible, and il persons who are
indebted to me do not comply with this notice. shall
at once institute suit elcaims.
may ISAAC y. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
TOMB STONES,
Mausoleums, Monuments, Tombs,
L A

HEAD AND FOOT STONES.
n u. az Il. ENOcIIS WOULD CALL THE AT.
VI. tcnon of those in want of any OF the above ar.
ticcs that they have arrived
AT BAYOU SARA.
with large variety. manufactured in Philadelphia
of Italian and American Marble.
GS~All orders left with W. W. CHAPMAN. at Gin
ton La. will meet with prompt attention. Is
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
SOUTHERN BAKING POWDERS
PREP AIRED EXPRESSLY


nsyFOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE, @Tisa
TNHESE POWDERS ARE SUPERIOR in quality
to any Others now in use. They will keep perfect
ly sweet and good any length of time Each canister
contains a quarter of pound full weight, whilst
most Others fall short, twenty to thirty per cent.
Sold in Clinton, La, only by the regular appoint
| ed agent, w. "Ahhrh'
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

MUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
M ASONS Sacred Harp, Atkins Christian Minstrel,
MI Aiken's Emmanuel Minstrel, Hnton's Instructors
and Sheet Music to order superior yiolins, Flutes
Accordeons and Flutenas; Violin Strings, American
English Chinese and Italian Violin Screws, Bridges
Bows, &c for sale by H. WALkER.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS!!
THE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
! every trip OF the cars from the various northern
markets a lot of their new stock ef
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and expect the same 10 be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock OF merchan.
die ever brought to this market.
They expect 10 have their entire stock completed
by the middle of this month ANA would offer the fol-
lowing inducements for continuance of the very
liberal patronage of the community nj large to-wit
Low PRICES PROPER ATTENTION GOODS
AND WARRANTABLE ARTICLES.
They do not deem it necessary to cnumerate any
Of The articles 10 be- found in their so we'll known
Enlistment by adding that their usually larg" stock
is still increased in quality and variety.
Call at the old stand and satisfy yourselves.
octobcr BLOOM KAHN & Co.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12
FAMILY MEDICINES.

+ AUDEN n Co.'S. celebrated Family medicines
IL completed assortment on hand and for sale by
ms NORWOOD TILDON. Sole Agent
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1859-02-12

INTERESTING TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
4 LARGE and we'll selected assortment of silver
n and plated ware, china ware, and cutlery, just
received and for sale at
may 10 NAUMAN STRAUSS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-21
BY JOHN ID. HARDY.
DEREMPTORY SALE
LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK or FURNITURE,
BELONGING TO MIR b. WASkEY.
wv, No N.GAY STREET. NEAR BALTIMORE,

Il ,pcp ANN ,,r-,r.n,oQF A. ~ -
lwbo i S9 May STRE III NEAK BA1I4RE
Fail busi irne,oy'''' preparatory To MS
%SAMI66kt&Sf SG AT T 1C ail oN 10 O'Clock
Gsv e S9t3 %Eo abd 9 aSs a Tas
WaTerooms preparatory to his FAN brsiness the large ard
TUR., G2nsisting Of
PARLoR FuRSiTGRE in " Gin on @o and Maro "a
IN FWFG &a%TfT Ann v,uoe,>,v rpr>,cu
~ SETS v.uoc JTETE + = TET T AND SOFAS
~ PARLOR CHAIRS
80 PARLOR, ARM AND ROCKING CHAIRS
TX WALNUT AND MAHOGANY '1'''D'''DN'
90 WALNUT EXTENSION hl TAB TABLEs = oooA'ASh'
~ various sizes
RI EXTRA FINE WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
40 MARBLE TOP
$50 WALNUT 2g Az 3 %1h9G3SYN IN' TABLES
Ok WALNUT ENCLOSED WASHST4NDS
IN SETS fine Enan,elIcd and painted Cottage
Stained w..n.,,ns.. w Also, r nm 'i''..
Spts in 0ak AKA and pdng dao 2deG2ads WnoIs Hal
Mattresses; Bureaus Rou' irHis; ETC. ~ "'N ''"
20 DOZEN Cane and Wood.scat CHAIRS; Oak Arm
ina C6a Rlm t room 90 Cane and Wood seat Roct
Rfht attention Of the and Housskeepets is
manufactuTed for the civ retail It'd s' Fly ee mas 9n
to allow Mr. W aIt.Tn,, 20 - III
TERMS G2d6 az pTyae SALE at cost till day of sale
llsss JOHN ,. HARDY. Auetioneer.
BY +. w. RENNE1rTvI, 4, 90,
49, -~~~-I-----[~~-. ~ so
80 VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE
R4,,. HARTFORD ROAD NEAR THE TNTEpSrCTtdt4
Maasl OF HARTFORD aTFNTTE ~ lIr,TIIr,[[S l'-'
On FRIDAY NEXT JuIv 99d 9t / o,r,oc, ~ H. D,,,.
- ~ siai Seli Il ALI
on6r the cdnn on ie east se OF Bafod avenue All
LOTS OF GROUND from II TO Is feet front egdcb IL
of thes o o 9 I'M ITo{ b to 20 feet street
IN - nS TIelie anu bfLch DIV E.
i''00' 10" ul''er rent 10 EH9 90 tenants
II LOTS on the west side n ~ or,l,,,o r,r,,. NJ 49,,
from IN to VI feet front a5cl I % 'St me Oiu
I-o hsat " - s'' ''O' edCI pS an average depth OF
ATPTANcT-r ,p Or [AALo3,
Cav streets bnr sertioi ~ . ~ l"dl-eia' bond, ara
lot, 80 1900 - '- 81 i'''H0 ''" 'a-'1p'e
~ s-OnehaIfc,sI. b,Ioroo = i,- ,,,- III,
interest," MS 'ie Hal" CASH balance III SIX months with
Anction %i se PfGPefy can De seen on application to tie
- 49, " T fT6Ni S ~ - HaiII,C,u
liVM ~ GAliu1AGAHi
F.W. BENNETT 4 CO., 4uctionesrs
AHASNu1ry Of s5o roI A dGnno r.r,n. ,,,,..u,
cured Of 40 feet on Hartford avenue Nv bot 46 f
deep, occupied as a Rome Walk NV Mr. YIN RaocI ne -
49,. = : : : - - 492
f9Y5Tt VALUABLE COUNTRY SEATS
Egi;;s FOR SALE
~ By virtue Of decree Of tt Cc,t r,,rt for 1,,i
mnre contv j., EcDi,", i OUT loF bdIt,,,
@ III hlul1E We uaersGned as Trustee, will
O'clock p n on IN ,i t ~ oLil oi July, l39' at
TIE vEPT if Pf f1 n noEG county
RTFP i'fit - III or JAMES H.
60 ~ Eiti; SiIuatu 3oot mics from the city,
mar IN IianSI - rI,qTnPkS Road 2un containing in tie
T, aln ABOUT " NJ NHtED AND TWENTY ACRES OF
~ d ism Staie OF CULTIVATION or hnely timhcred,
ten 1IIT i garden &C &C --.-
NE I nItS INN Is improved ~ good bklGh DIV Eli
c ta GHE HU y; AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRE,
sitns ioi,'ft !; % So as 10 give several me hulldl5
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Stocks. G.tballue. &t.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
WIN ~ -'''''' III NJ n s, NORMAN son,
MARION BANK STOCK OK Ed j2o-4t
WESTERN TELEGRAPH co. STOCK for
Wv sale. jl6-6t MCKIM & Co
FRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
jl5-tf No. s North street, Franklin Building)
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT Cuttings,
Jll-u So Buchanans wharf
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES constantly wanted, at lowest rates by
i16 POS Baltimore street
NG0dRSTgH YVES TERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
sale 0oNPAN BoNiS and S MeKf% 60 for
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
~ SIAH LEE co. j2tf
PENNSYLVANIA MONEY for sale at liberal
lift PURvIs co.
E'XCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
~ LAMBERT Cuttings,
llt RIP No. So Buchanans wharf.
ITO LOAN.-$2O, 600 on approved Stock Col
Il aterals. Apply to FH. SULLIVAN.
le2t1 "a Second street.
EITY STOCK OF 1875 wanted by
y ila,.tf PIH d $ s. Ilcdyd s;,.a,
T IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
7any prime Business Paper or Stocks left with for
sale. MARTIN LEWIS,
ie24tf No . South street
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
L STOCK for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
!etu Basement chesapeake Bank.
CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD BONDS wanted
My SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
Jei-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER & CO,
jel-t corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER II co,
Jel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison Sts
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER & co,
Iel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
OLD SILVER COIN WANTED BY
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
EXCHANGE ON HAVANA FOR SALE BY
~ 7lo.s PESDE sI BROS,
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA LIST and I'd
~ Mortgage Bonds for sale by ISRAEL COHEN,
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ Ns5 Ssqted BY KNOX ES! / Co, p,.sa
baltimore FIRE INSURANCE; FIRE
LINENS Insurance Stocks wanted by TOR, ,1,r ,,o,rr>-
A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
SOCK WantsS By Stock FsRTp pRsPse
ap25d basement Chesapeake Bank.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
apIo-u No South street, up stairs
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
Y wanted. MARTIN LEWIS,
apis If No. South street. up stairs
NORTHERN STOCKS.-ALL STOCKS AND
Public Securities in New York, Philadelphia and BOs
ton bought and sold at single commission by
MARTIN LEWIS,
aplS-f No. 6SOuth street, stairs.
c10 000 TO LOAN FOR SIX OR
lateras by MARTIN LEWIS,
aplou No 6SOuth street, stairs.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES wanted by
JNO. s. Cuttings 4 CO,
apl4-u No % South street.
TNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
~ apl4tf JNO. s. GlTTIN GS 4 co.
COLLECTIONS MADE on ALL ACCESSIBLE
" points of the Union by
apl4-n JN0. s. CUTTINGS & co.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS BY
Il aplitf JN0. s. Cuttings & CO
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO & co.
~ San Francisco, Cal, and P. c. B0MBALIER co.
Havana in sums to suit for sale by
aplO-tf Il Smiths wharf, up stairs
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX CO,
aulSn 9Grocer's Exchange.
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stand Wristbands; Wardrohes; Cherry and Sttin~d
breakfast and Dining Tables; Sdcboards Whatnos: Hall
suits in Oak and Walnut Looking Glasses Husk and Hair
Mattresses; Bureaus, Rout Tables, etc.
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paptr Yanainq an0 lpboIsterp

W Y = SI- = ' >'PD"~NS
DIAPER HANGINGS.
l. HOWELL & BROTHERS,
Would cali the attention wholesale buyers and the public
generally to PER p 4 ffDEF!1Kg si44l&fs NG1xGs,
now receiving from their Factory,
4ifsTspt grades high and low priced CURTAiN PAPERs
ue ThSse o Sgyq to s again as well as those wanting Pa
Orders from the country promptly attended to mhs
NEW AND CHEAP PAPER HANGTNGS.
Would 40 S MGT1 &Gg it street opposite Ghrift Careh
selected StocS Of Paper an2ng, Upholstery Goods Gold
B2,dered and Plain WindGE Shades, COrnees Venetian
Paper hung any part Of the city and country by expert
enced and careful wOrkmen prices that please
Paper at 10 cents per piece. apl8-ly
WILLIAM HOLLAND,
w UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
No. p NORTH HOWARD STREET
Would respectfully inform his that he has just
opened and IS now prepared to furnish elegant assor
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
cAxnp1 al Of The atet styles and Patte5ps Also
BSDs aDd wl6GT sH4bs ITALIAN
FRESc fEeFS NGlgR With general
1v,,,rp ,>rn AAiMyJEqRICA AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGs
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS,
spsly FIRE FIRES 86& XSi5si PR IL
I ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINS II
- MUSLIN CURTAINS, - .-.,-
WALTER CROOK JR
22O BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
Has received large addition his stock Of
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CORNICES,
CURTAIN BANDS,
CANOPIES, &c.
His assortment is now better than offered n this
city
Also, large stock Of
W IN d II AID ES,
Gilt Gilt and Cloth, Painted Transparent &c, fine
Cambria
All widths and colorS of
SHADE HOLLAND,
All kinds of
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order
A well selected stock of
P r II A Y g G s,
Now receiving from the most celebrated
FRENCH, ENGLISH AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
His stock includes all the different qualities styles
from the cheapest and panest to the richest and enables
him to suit any taste.
A fine selection of FIRE-BOARDS on hand
~ Town and country orders promptly attended to.
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NTALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No. go BALTIMORE STREET,
Charles
Invites the attention Of purchasers to his very extensive
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Including all kinds of CURTAIN GOODS, HAIR CLOTHS
PLUSHES, DAMASKS, BR0CATELLES, &c, &c
Also splendid stock Of
Embroidered Cloth Piano and Table COVERS.
Plain CLOTHS, in different coors with Silk Vandvck
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a BENZ. WASKEYS
Wa EXTENSIVE
El FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOHS,
No. 3 n GAY ST.,
Has on hand and constantly manufacturing descrp
ton of Chairs Bedsteads Tables Bureaus Sdehoas Sofas
Teea Tetes, Lounges Cribs Setees, Wash Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding, HAIR Cotton and
Husk Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL prices that
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&c at the lowest Captains of vessels others will
find to their advantage to buy Of they may rely on
having their goods packed with care for shipping.
Don't forget the number-No North Gay street oc2l-tf