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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
PROYE ALL THINGSg

MAY APPOINTMENTS,
PROYE ALL THLNGSg
nR. II. w. WADSWORTH, Eclectic
IL Physician and Surgeon, will be in attendance foows
Ashtabula, Ashtabua House. Thursday May I7th.
Conneaut, fremont House, Tuesday, q 18th
Jefferson, Wednesday, 10th.
Painesvlle Cowles House. Friday, 18th.
ChaTdon, Chases Hotel, Saturday, 18th.
Cleveland, johnson House, May 2lst aud 22nd.
The Mode of Examination pursued by Dr. w.
is very simple and entirely by it disease Of any
Of the internal vital organs is very minutes detected
with facility and certainly without asking the patient ques-
On or having the least previous knowledge Of the
ScIolula, and all Diseases OF Scrofulous origin.
Ulcers, Tumo, Enlarged Glands Joints Hip Disease swell
ed Neck Gore scroiuous Eyes Scad Head Eruptons
the Face other parts Cancer Fsula Spinal Diseases
Dyspepsia, Gravel Impotence Structure ST. Nitus Dance Epi-
lepsy rheumatism, Dropsy, &c. &c
All diseases peculiar 10 Females and all chronic diseases
the Brain Eyes, Throat Lungs Heart, Stomach Liver Spleen
Kidneys, Skin other organs.
Those HlgeriHg from CAToaie Diseases,
of any description. may be assured that their will be
treated fairly and caudidy and they will not be encouraged
10 take medicine without corresponding prospect Of benefit
Dr. w has visited Cleveland and other places in Ohio and
New YORK; regularly for the last ten years. and eau furnish
patients with any amOnn of evidence n regard TO his skill
and publication physician He will visit the above
places month for one year. thus giving who con-
suit him opportunity to continue till cured Those cases
by others pronounced ncurabe requested to eait viii
Those wishing To consult by letter. may direct 10 Batavia
" TO the Of the Hotel any OF my appoiumsnts
II. W. WADSWORTH, NJ. H., Batavia N. v
Residence nd pFprina IOnca
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NOW GoodnI

T'HE Undersigned has Just returned froui
=, IN ~. h9hk with new supply ot Goods eonssns
Ihfss Goods haze been purchased since hs teesns dssne
Ny assortment nos very desirable ons asd thoss IA
want Of Gooda End almost anything thew need A. ric.s
far below any other establishnsnt IN tbs vises.
Rcmenber, an closing out stod and thls nsu .dsto.
general assortment 70 select fiom
desire n possible 70 close out my entire atock ~ the IL
f April NEXT and respectfully invite my h1sudi and al
GEORGE WILLARD.
AshtabafS, Oct n, 1860.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

Woolen Goods a Clothing
THE undersigned has received from New
II YORK, nne assortment Of
Broad Cloths, Cnssimeres, Satinets, Kentucky
Jeans, VestiBgs, &C., g.,
and having secured the services Of competent Woren 4
prepared 70 manufacture Clothing Of even dispton
ehDER on the shortest notice. and the most reasonable
terms
tE Ready Made Clothing on hand and tor sale cheaper
than ever before Offered in this market.
pefiv made up.
GBr An kinda Of TSinniDEs furnished cheap.
1865. 80. ,.,s George willard.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

I 00KING GLASSES-Do You want
~ onel n. O. DICKS Is the plaos 70 buy He has l,rt
Pened ls'gs LOT. Cheap cheSpl
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pROBATE NOTICE All persons in.
terested will take notice that the following accounts Of
Executors Administrators, ard Guardan have been filed In
the Office OF the Probate Court Of ARhabula County Ohio
and the will remain le subject to exceptions until
the 18th day Of April next they will be examined and
II approved, admitted 10 record viz:
First account
OF Laura Morgan ExecutriK Of the Estate Samuel B. Nor
gan, deceased
Henry c. Graham, Guardian Of Emily NJ Grahsrn
same Guardian Of Elizabeth N. Graham.
same Guardian Of Saah J. Graham.
Guardian of Robert H. Graham
o. D. Henderson, Trustee and GuaIdan to Edward Lewis
Second Account
OF John Crowell Executor Of William Crowel deceased
OF A. 81 Clark and J. W. Clase administrators OF f. "
Clark deceased.
Third Account.
OF James Guthrie Administrator OF Peter W. Krek decd
Henry Graham Guardian OF Minor Heirs OF Robert Ga
ham, deceased.
First and Final Account
OF David Smile. Guardian Of Mary Clark
OF Lotion W. Montgomery administrator of Mary Jane Mont
gomery, deceased.
Final Account
or A. n. Houghon administrator Of Lucus ". Hourhton
deceased
HENRY FAssETT, Probate Judge.
Jefferson, March q, 1880. sW5Ss
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TRADE FAIR.

Under the direction of The .4shtobuld Farmers
and Mechanics .4ssociotion, TO be held at The
Fair Grounds, on Saturday, Nay 5h, 1860.
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Insurance---Fire and Marine.
AN prepared to issue Policies in the
following sound and reliable Insurance Companies s the
very lowest adequate rates.
Vessels and their Cargoes
Stores Hotels Warehouses Churches Academies aud almost
all classes OF Buildings Also Merchandise Produce aud 9TH
kinds OF property insured aud Policies prompy
Farm Dwellings and Furniture insured from ve years
City Fire Insurance Co., of Cleveland, o.
Mutual Insurance Co., of Buffalo, n. Y,
(Fre and Marine)
Great Western Insurance and Trust Co.,
Philadelpha, Pa. Capital paid in s2s5,OOO)
Manhattan Fire Insur. Co., of n. Y. CITY.
(Cssh Capital and Surplus $4ll,42S)
Tho Manhattan Fire Insurance Co.. of the oldest and
most successful In New York. and their stock is sought
among the first on the list
esS Policies in either of the above Companies.
January &c, 1860. 7sas
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

The AMERICAN HoTEL.-This old rayorite es-
tablishment, has been recently re-ftted, and re-
opened under the auspices Of j. A. ENsrGN, Esq,
as proprietor, and GEO. w. GRAHAM, as mana
ger. A brief sojourn at the establishment while
at Cleveland the other day, showed us that the
American is wo rthy of its palmiest days Or
der, cleanliness, prompt and courteous attention.
and withall plentiful and attractive table, aud
moderate rates, are among the characteristics
which make it a pleasant place to stop at.
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Floor Oil Cloths |

EDW. II. ROBERTS viii close out his present Floor on
Cloth, comprising yard yard and quarter, yard and
half, and two yards wide st
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HARTFORD Fire Insurance Company.
Incorporated A. D. lslo--Charter Perpetual.
Authorizes Capital. .tl, ,0O0,01O
SaPtal fAid IN. ...sssssss...ss 900, lo0
onpiusa uFtts .ss.ssss.sss 1dAQlo
The reputation acquired By ths Compary ding n, i.,
y yea, BY an hcnorabie In ths tgansactlon ~ ~
business and tbs prompt and liberal zetomtnt of Sses -
geher With the ehaaeter Of the securities oompo1ne M A.
sets entte the Company 70 the utmost confidence of ~
By Fire III 81 FARNfR 49, ~
AsAtsegls. February lSeo Sn
nE LAIHES-Elegant and Cheap. ara
- 70 be loend a be store Of the underneDod uhers
Vsg'n'ns nesoia er Tho rFoouging ofs may 3 ~ wi
CROCHET BRAID,
10. 2 b ,ssna elsewhere. tsns sug unenumsasoa Mt
ZEPHYRs woRsTED.
% Be bad ea favorable teImA .. BenhGhr, A..
SKELETON sKIRTs-Ladies do Won
~ bnvI cl.-.r h....a -.
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OF THE STEAMSHIP AUSTRALIAN.
WRATH AGAINST THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
IrY BETWEEN SPAIN AND MOROCCO RATIFIED
GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS AT VIENNA.
JoycoRDAT CONCLUDED By SPAIN AND ROME.
ARREST OF GEN. ORTEGA.
RELEASE OF JOHN G. KEENAN,.
inv THE NATIONAL AND AMERICAN LisEs.l

CAFE RACE, April 23.-The steamship Australian
has arrived off this point this morning.
The Australian left Liverpool on Wednesday, the
l1th inst touched at Queenstown the following day,
adyices than were received by the America at
Halifax.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-THE sales of Cotton on
Tuesdey and Wednesday, amounted to IL 600 bales.
The market closed very dull and tending down
wards The quotations on inferior qualities closed
irregular, and some authorities say experienced
slight decline since the departure of the America.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-THE Breadstuffs Market
closed buoyant and tending upwards.
Messrs. Richardson Spence & Co.'s circular re-
port Wheat closed firm, and that holders demand
an advance. Indian Corn closed buoyant, having
advanced 3d. to Is. since the departure of the last
steamer.
Liverpool Provision Market closed generally
quiet. Messrs Richardson, Spence & Co. report
Beef closed quiet at previous quotations. Pork
closed steady, the prices being generally well main
tanned. Bacon closed quiet-the prices are easier,
but the quotations by the last steamer remain gen
orally unchanged
LONDON, April 1.-THE London Produce market
closed firm. Messrs. Barring Brothers Co., report
Sugar closed firm at previous rates.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday evening, April 12.-The
sales of Cotton on Wednesday and Thursday
amounted to 10000 bales. E
The market closed unchanged but irregular, the
prices being in favor of the buyer.
The Breadstufs market closed steady and firm a
former quotations.
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NUMBER 43.

Secretary TO the Convention, and she meeting was
opened by prayer from the Rev. DR.. Hanckle.
from each Ssste, Was appointed by the Chairman
to report on permanent organization.
A committee was also appointed to report on
credentials
Amongst the rumors current at Charleston, one
a that Messrs. CoFeoran, Sldell and Bright mean
TO invest 5000 900 to defeat Douglas.
The delegates from the States of Alabama, His
sissippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and Florida
held conference and resolved TO stand by the
Alabama Platform, unless the candidate Is per
fectly acceptable.
The delegates from Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont and Rhode Island are counting sure on
Douglas.
Mr.. Fisher, of va, offered letter from Hon.
Fernando Wood, of New York.
Mr.. Cochrane, of New York, objected to its be-
ing read. Great excitement ensued.
Mr.. Fisher denied the right of Mr.. Cochrane to
speak on the subject, saying that he had resolu-
ton to offer.
Mr.. Cochrane demanded the reading of the reso-
luton.
The Convention decided that the letter should be
read.
Mr. Ccchrane moved for the adoption Of the
rules used during the last Convention, but was in
terrupted by Mr.. Fisher, who claimed the floor.
the floor.
Mr.. Fisher protested and appealed. This cansed
the confusion to increase and become more
general.
great applause
Mr.. Fisher again presented the letter.
The Chair decided that its reception was out OF
order at the time of its presentation.
The Convention then adjourned to meet at 10 A.
NJ, tomorrow.
Congressional Proceedings
In the Senate to-day the proceedings possess no
features Of Importance. The Senate adjourned till
Thursday.
In the House of Representatives to-day the bill
providing for an adjournment during the sitting oil
the Charleston Convention was rejected by vote
of liz nays against "a yeas. No other business oi
much Importance was transacted.
The House adjourned till tomorrow.
The Rescue Case.
LEAyEswoBTH Cry, X. T., April 23.-Jndgs
Petit has sustained the motion to quash the indiet
mentin the case of the slave Charley Fisher, upoi
whom an attempt was made to rescue.
Domestic Markets.
\ NEW YORK, April 23.-lThe Flour market elose
\ steady; the steamers news caused an advance 9
| to l0c.; Superfine State is quoted at s5 rs +
IS So. Corn is selling at 73a to 76c. Lard is sell
| ted at 13sc. per pound. New Orleans Melasses
| selling at ACC. pergallon Sugar closed firm; Cub
| and Mascoyado are quoted at 81 to Tic.
River Intelligence.
| LOUISVILLE, April 23.-The Ohio river at th
in the canal, and feet inches in the pass th
| falls.
fIcKsBuRG, April 23.-The steamer Great We
| tern passed down ait g. the Lizzie Simmons at s,
| the 3. III. Fairchild at T. the Hiawatha at 10, an
| the Gladiator at IL O'Clock on Sunday morning.
The Universe passed down at 2, the Mary T. at
and the j. Montgomery at o'clock this evening.
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Later from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP cAHAwBA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP cAHAWBA.
The u. s. Mail steamship Cahawba, J. W Smith,
commander, arrived yesterday morning about
o'clock, having crossed the bar at 9:40 Sunday
night.
The Cahawba left New York on the l4th instant
at noon, and arrived at Havana on the evening Of
the 10th; left that port at O'Clock p. NJ. on the
Goth. Has had fine weather the entire passage.
II was reporsed in Havana that Spanish trigate
had sailed from there about the 18th instant for
Norfolk having on board special messenger,
sent by the Cuban authorities to proceed to Wash
ineton and confer with the Spanish Minister rela-
tive to the two steamers captured OIL Vera Cruz
by the Saratoga
The a Plaza del Torros," at Havana, was the
scene of n novel entertainment on Sunday, the
l5th--a fight between tiger and three blood
hounds. One of the dogs was instantly killed at
the commencement of the battle, and the other
two disabled Yet the Umpire decided that the
tiger was beaten. There was large concourse OF
people in attendance.
The II. s, steamer Crusader, Capt. ]. N. Maffit
arrived at Havana on the 10Th from Key West with
her machinery slightly disabled.
On the 10Th eighty-one miles N E. of Havana
the CahaYba exchanged signals with the steamer
Coatzaeoalcos, hence via Havana for Charleston
10th instant eighty miles n. Z. of Havana, signal
lied the ship Mulberry standing to the Northwafd
The health of Havana continued good.
| Tsee our Commercial Correspondence II for re
| port of Havana markets.l
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGEN G +
National Democratic Convention.

CHARLESTON, April 23.-Great excitement pre-
walls in the city regarding the nomination of Dem.
cratic candidate for the campaign of 1860.
The knowing ones are Of opinion that Flonrnoy,
of Arkansas, will be chosen President pro tenn. Of
the Convention.
It's also generally believed that Senator Douglas
will be nominated as the'candidate for the Pres
dency, and Stephens, OF Georgia, for the Vice
Presidency.
All the delegates appear to be confused and un-
certain as to what course they shall pursue.
The rregulars from Illinois, and the delegates
who are in favor of Fernando Wood, of New York
will be rejected by the Convention.
The presence of the large number of delegates
representing the States of Georgia and South Caro-
lima, may cause much embarrassment, for they
have determined to adhere to the two-thirds rule.
CHARLESTON, April 23.-The National Demo
cratic Convention, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presiden
cy, met in this city at II o'clock M to-day. Th
Convention is largely attended.
The meeting was called to order by Hon. Judg
Smaley, and, on motion, Col Thomas B. Flournoy
| of Arkansas, was unanimously chosen temporal.
Chairman Of the Convention. ,a.of
William F. Ritchie, Of Virginia, was appointed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-24

The VARIETIES. - The visitors to this temple
of merriment, fun and genteel jollifeaton
generally, were treated to variety bill last
night certainly, and were compelled to do up
laughing enough to authorize them in wearing long
faces for month thereafter. Of the three pieces
on the programme the leading feature was the
eomedetta entitled I" Mischief Making,s in which
Mrs. John Wood figured as Madame Manette, and
sung her famous medley of all nations as only
she can do it, mixing up the mirth and melody with
her own peculiar comicality and artistic grace, and
bringing down the house like an avalanche. vi all
the aggrayatingly humorous personatlons OF a
slanderous backbtng, cayesdroppng, meddhng,
barefaced, impudent mischief making vixen OF a
tattlinr female we think Mrs. WIS Madame Ma
aette caps the climax.
She carried the character through in perfect
hurricane of fun, and with vigor and unction
which were irresistible. The too common j" SIAN
der stripeu of female rascality is eminently de-
serving Of being shown up in the most vivid coors
which will properly portray its miserable features.
The other pjeces were Perfection" " and " Boots
at the Swan.,' In the former Miss Susan Denim and
Mr.. Davenport carried the principal parts through
with spirit and excellence, of course, and in the
latter Mr.. Owens was on as the deaf Boots of the
inn. # is needless to say that he made the char
acter generally and particularly tremendous, and
that the laughter and applause were httngly tre
mendous also. He is great genius, IS Owens
and uneaualled on the American stage in his line
| fine bill is announced for Mrs Woods beneti
! tonight
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Arrivals at the principai Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES H0TEI4-B Brttin Ark; j NJ Abrafanls
Peter Brown, A j soyels Ga Rpyes, II WenegHn. A
t!egg, Blyard, Va; ID White, G Prescotr, Mis-; "
field, Tenn Martin P Hrris n is " vaughn aug Miss
Hugh Freeman, Miss; S Berk oney Ill n Meton Miss;
I Ieefman, Wash City, Ash, Va Mrs Bennett, II W
eallot Jiy; Henry n Chambers Il Ia Perrin Tn
Harun City; G Martin 4 lady Y, G Ii Benton N Y;
L Paris II Bratla, Il Siddeu " Smith, Miller L "
Graves. V
CITY HoTEL.E sardnrge Y;aT $ Peppard. City; F
IA Ha Robefso a jas Rob- m aN,P e Popa III WI Ph
Texas N Vaughn, Ia; Il sheffield, Nelson, Texas;
" Bunch N " 3 Isbell, Va; Mrs Haynes and son,
la; Alex Warwick. Y; w Etten. Ala j G Neely, La;
G i Wellhorn, b Wilson, Royan Miss
ST LOUIS H0fEL-J Flaery Ala; Ghas Crisp y.
s Parodi Agaa, Allieni, Auretta, Opera Troupe
Whiternan, La; Elliott q ,llup y; Jos Mtehll Tex
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R1LL1ARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

35..,........... ST. LOUIS STREET.
Under the St. Louis Hotel.
undersigned begs inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD SALEsR0oMa at the above place. where
he intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated manufactory of J. W. BRUNSWICK
BRo CINCINNATI Of all descriptions and prices such as
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY
BIRCH AND OAK,
with Marble Slate Wood Bed. Also, Bagatelle Tables
Balls Pool Boards Cushens Cloths Cues Pockets Cue
Lathers Ten Pin Balls and everything appertaning to Bill
lizards other games.
B-speemens Of the above Tables be at the st
Charles Marble Hall and St. Louis Billiard Rooms.
MRepariHg done short notice and reasonable terms
MO- ly "A. W. MERRIAM
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

GARMRNs CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE,
For permanently joining broken China Glass Earthen and
Wooden Ware Furniture Leather India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles of all kinds
Ask for Carnan's Cement Negative Gue, and take
other surpases anything of the kiud leaving
trace of any cement having been applied
E. b. WHEELoGK 4 CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents,
No Il Magazine st.
For sale by Retail Druggists and Dealers generally Price
25 cents fe2S Sn&W
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Bishop Horne had his dignity somewhat taken
down when he took possession of the Episcopal
Palace at Norwich, in 1871. He turned round upon
the steps, and exclaimed; " Bless us, bless US !!
said bystander, :" this is nothing to the crowd
| last Friday to see man hanged.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-24

rJ,HE FARINA COLOGNE WATER
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
undersigned for the United States the
West Indie the Justly celebrated house of
JOHN CHARLES FARfNA,
has authorized Messrs G. BUDDECKE Co. of this city,
to the importation of the above genuine ar
co put up the different styles in wicker paR bottles etc.
w@ HENRY RoEsBERG,
OF the firm Of JOHN CHARLES FARIEA,
Cologne, Prussia.
n-orders the house of j. G. Farna will
have prompt attention. be the rates and
prices as If forwarded direct to Cologne.
G. T. BUDDECKE 4 CO.,
fe3 3m No. 2l Common street.
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cuaAn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HoesHEADs.-

sTAYE AND sHINGLE MACHINES
Suitable for Making
sr;AR HoGsHEADs, RICE, M0LAssEs, RosIN AND
TtrRPEET1NE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced this Machine the old process OF
emitting and dressing by hand labor Working directly with
the grain of the timber produces article not ahe 10 warp
or check exposure. The save Mil VIII rTe shh anu
,,, from, the halt from 1000 to l0o Slaves perity and the
shipsle Machine from 5000 Shingles requires two
horse power to III ad be attached to any team en-
zine r or saw mill power II make any required length
and can be adjusted thickness or taper me timber Is
eamed nor sawed but ryen and shaved directly from
the bolt .. If, -,
Bo, Machines seen In full operation between the nouS
of 10 and o'clock every day at No Canal street lhee
Machines made In Augusta Ca
sr,y ,stshne to purchase Parish State, County and sim
1e rights or Machines obtain them from the Agent who
will give full particulars. F.%. .. oooh.
Sole Agent for of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama l-Dll- lhol yin
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FROM "MoREsaUE BUILDINGn
T OLIEA S E. 49,.

The of the Iron Moresaue Buidngn 10 be three
stories high and 1850 feet square, egby situated the
property corner Camp Peydras and North Streets running
through to Francis street. be completed before LIST
November next.
If desired the be built of capacity su par
ties, provided propositions made at once. ,@-
Plans may be seen and applications made to .a
JOHN G. BARELLI,
81 Common street.
or to CHAS. t. NASH
m26 I'm e5 Garondeet street.
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pERRY's NON -ExPLOsIvE. cAMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.

BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OIL LAMPs-in great variety
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odor smoke
PAPER HANGINGS-A good assortment.
.# LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity and variety.
SPERM LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS.
complete assortment of STOVES, among which the cell
ebated GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good Stove
In ths market.
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
TABLE CUTLERY together with general assortment of
House Furnishing mention for sale at
the lowest prices, by ,,. ,,,,,r-
40 3m ll2 Poydras street.
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STATIoNARY STEAM ENGINES
ALI. SIZES, FROM 8 to is DIAMETER OF CYLINDER

-
ALI. SIZES FROM to Is DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from lI to 80 horse power.
DRAINING WHEELS. from Il feet to 30 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches In diameter
Lea Leavitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
iron frames with Norcross Rocker Boxes and
Stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page 4 Ckild's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws.
straubs Iron Frame CORN FLOUR MILLS from Is to
5inches diameter.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS Of g. TX, and II inches in
daeer by feet and geared for either horse steam
power.
sHAFTlNa, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs. STANDS HANG
ERS, and Boxes of all sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter, and from
is to 80 feet lsng
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to 72 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various sizes. ."
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of all sizes.
of all sizes Of the above articles generally In
store ready delivery the shortest notice. and for sale
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be sent to address
by mail.
my9 6Wtf TO Gravier street. New Orleans.
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CHEMICALS AND MED1cINEs.-B Jourdan, corner

Natehez Tchouptonas ormey Bennnbes has received
a articles of This nature published in another column,
which II would be well 10 consult.