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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

Around this lovely valley rise
The purple hills ofParadise.
Oh, softly on yon hanks Of hass
Her rosy face the sumaer laysl
Becalmed along the azure sky,
The argosies of cloudiand lie,
Whose shores, with many a shining rin,
Far OF their pearl-white peaks uplift.
Through all the long midsummer. 'ay
The meadow sides are sweet with hay,
I seek tie coolest sheltered seat
Just v Iere the field and forest meet
Where grow the pine trees tall and bland,
The ancient oaks austere and grand,
And fringy roots and pebbles fret
The ripples of the rvulet.
Watch the mowers as they 90
Through the tall grass, a white sleeved row;
With even stroke their scythes they swing,
In tune their merry whstsssnos rsnss
Behind the nimble youngsters run
And toss the thick swaths in the sun;
The cattle Craze, while warm and still,
Slopes the broad pasture, basks the hill,
And bright = hen Summer bree1es break,
The green wheat crinkles ike lake.
The butterfly and bumbie-bee
Come to the pleasant woods with me;
Quickly be ore me runs the quail,
The chickens skulk behind rail,
High up the lone wood pi geon sits,
And the woodpecker pecks and dts,
Sweet woodland music sinks and swelis,
The brooklet rns. lis tinkiing bells.
The sxarming insects drone and hum,
The partridge heats his throbbing drum.
The squirrel leaps among the boughs,
And chs.ters in his lsafy house.
The oriole flashes by; and, look
Into the mirror Of the brook,
Where the vain blue bird trims his coat,
Two tiny feathers fall and aoat.
As silently, As tenderly,
The down ofpeace descends on me.
Oh, this 10 peace I have no need
or friend 70 talk, Of books to read;
A dear companion here sbde4:
Close to my thrilling heart he h idss;
The holy silence is his Voice;
lie and listen, and rejoice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

Bv the advertisement below, it vii, be
seen that the great Democratic party has
exploded, and its whercabout: unknown.
As the Assets Of the party have been
equander'd in buying up douehfaces we
publish the advertisement gratis:
Losr.-One Cert Reward-Lost on the road between
Cb,rl.stan and Ba Iin,nye. the Natoral democratic
party vas last runni after n ser, Tie stock
in trade ben: hopelessIy lost, tae '1oTe reward VIII
be paid by
JAMES ErrHAStSl
C,Ler CrsH SO, I Asi Snces.
Ben. I. BUTLER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16
Honorable Testimony from an Opponent.

Chief Justice Robertson, Of Kentucky,
his recently written letter, in which,
after expressing his intention to vote for
Bell and Everett, he says Of the Repub-
lican candidate:
"With Mr. Lincoln I have had both
personal and epistolary intercourse. I
have no doubt Of his integrity and patri-
ot'sn. and have felt that. if elected, his
administration " 'uld not be controlled
by any kitchen Cabinet, and would be
honest and national"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16
What Caleb Gushing says Of Lincoln.

In a conversation between Caleb Cush-
ing and Col Parker. author Of "Remin.
iscences Of Rufus Choate," Gushing said:
!" Abraham Lincoln is much abler man
than is generally supposed, even in his
own party. In his canvass With Douglas
he beat him in argument, beat him at
law, beat him in Wit, and the published
debates Of that canvass will sustain this
assertion.y
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JOSEPH SYKES,
G. e. CO M p TON,
sHIPPI q,
fervarding / Commission Merchant

ferWarding 4 Commission Merchant,
MUSCAT1NE, IOWA.
nANhtUL for the Patronage heretoye ex.
- tended me BY the merchants and Others OF
- upon and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith.
,. s'tcnt"n to anr bns ness intrusted to my
'"fe, I" merit its continuance.
Rsf.HHHres,
"essfs Green Il Stone, Muscatine, Iowa,
Weed, Dr'dsm,n 4 KENT
A. Osivie, -
1'tar A. Dey, 10 wa cj.y: II R,c,,& &co ch;,.
r.een'n. MAlscx L ,gers, Ct. Louis
~ y. Holder. v .shington, Iowa.
"uscattne. June ~, l86U:f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16
ANTONIO vERcIA,
ksvbrr ard bAir-Dr@sser.

MAS opened . nARRER SHOP in Upton. And /, No.
prepared to Shave. Cut and Dress Hair ah.mnnu
&C. From Ions experience he feels confident 81 sr,
Unoa Hotel. S'' " sns
NB.-He is aiso prepared to do wHIrEw ASTHMA
IN the most approved manner. lnlsY7I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

Wendell Phillips, it is reported, is
preparing a speech, which, when finish
ed, will be delivered, and when delivered,
will annihilatethe Republican party--in
his opinion
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

u You want 6rst class Ambrotyre
q M'Ieneotype Of yourself or friends,
e,'i q =. >. SINNoND's Sky Light
Gallery.
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Law CARDS..


Attorney and Coz nsslor at Law:
YNy,,i. PURCHASE AMI SELL REAL ES-
" TATE, locate Land Wa rants attend to
the Payment Of Taxes. Inv. stigstion Of tiles.
Ac. Particular attention given to collections
Al! business intrustcd to his care, will be attend
cd to with promptncss and Il e,ity.
aArufice in the basement Of the Ne~ Court
House, TlPTON. Iowa. (v7nI
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TAl r B A N K S.
PATENT
SCALES,

OF ALL KINDS
F0fP00nk,s Il GPeemleac.
Is Lake street Chicago.
BE careful to buy only the genuine. flGyl
K EROsENE ILLUMINATING OIL, the cheap
N eat possible light In use for aale by
bec Is IS: JAMES MYER
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r. D. TURNER,
Att0F cy At La W,
And l:cncrai Land Agent,

Upton IOWA,
DrSpeciai attention given to Collecting. ~
RxvKREnNcK-t:ov. II. P. Lowe, Keokuk: VIM
q. Woodward, Mascaline. Iowa; Hon. W. r. Mil
,ut, y. Penn Clark, Iowa City; Hon. Benz. r.
Stanton, Bellfontaine, Ohio; S. J. Crew. Upton
Iowa VI
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Kerosene Oll and LampA,
L FINE Assortmert Of Kerese ne O. Lamps of
~ of hesntiful designs for sale y
Dec Is. So JAMES MYER.
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HOW GODFREY no TON CHOSE
HAS WIFE.
BY NARY 3. CT ARK.

Godfrey, old boy" said Henry Clay
.on, AZ he tilted back his chair, aud put
his feet upon the mantle piece, "wheu is
the wedding to come off 2"
"Who>e wedding? ?"
I. N;,e I,nr, Sn.ua m T,,o,. ,-l: a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
SsE;ir DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN BE
hal % the Subscriber in sums to auit pur-
chAsrrs. Certificates Of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eas'e-n Cities, cashed. American gold furn sh.
ed 1T -mal premium.
~ nice over Holtslander's store.
WM. II. TUTHtLL.
Upton, Iowa: July lst 1860.
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THOS. HANNA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NUsCATIRE -: IOWA.
Once. Ma, I'll Second street. Particular atten-
t,on given T.. collections in Muscatine, Louisa,
e az Jnhrsan AMI scott "ouuties-titlcs exam
I,sa a.xee pad. &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-26
xsHERoKEE REMEDY-
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
VERSUS
NAUsEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.

We ask the afflicted either which do preferf
pleasant and delicious compounded from Natures own
Reediesone which will speedily and cure You
compodnds heretofore used with all their naasans
facilitating effect together with the loathsome disease
The nChsrokee RAfnAdy specific for Gonorr
hea elect Gravel, Structure Flnor Albus tWhes in Fe
ae OF the Urinary Organs curing these dis
eases BY natural laws all other preparations have failed
and Heavens mecies offending instances
could produced Of s effects which would
Tho preparations heretofore used have failed but this
has been known to fail Happily for
kind Of the world is Father who acts not TO
kill, but to
N mercy appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
eases which quickly flies to all Of the SYSTEM
attacks the disease post and with fidelity and courage
fruy admirable gives until it has completely
RELIED II body the unfortunate patient to
former health and vigor. =,
This Remedy strikes at the root Of the disease Us
tendency simply suspend the poison but 10 remove the
cause which it depends.
Its value the entire absence Of all ns
seou taste or lay in the counting on the
toilet table without being suspected as of Sc
eret diseases.
permanent accompany each bottle. - .gx
Sold by j. WRIGHT Co. Nos q and l5l Charfres street.
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers IN
medicines. -. ..,,,, $3.50, ., :, ,,--,.....
jal6 Iy&W 81 lonls. NC.
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T1RsT-CLAss 7DWELLlNGS IN THE FIRST, SECOND
and Third Districts, at Private Sale.
BY J. B. WALTON,

FIRsT-CLAsS DWEi4ilNGS In THE FIRST, SECOND
and Third Districts, ut Private Sale.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-ofiee, 40 Camp steeet.
DERSONS i'm want of III rst-class dwellings
referred the following list full particulars
and be obtained application at the Office OF the
Auctioncef--
An d. CANT TIIREE-SToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELI.-
ING Camp Lafayette Square of superior finish
4l 4 THR is5 MODERN BRICK DWELLING on
A THR i E-STORY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
street, Joseph
Two THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, adjoining,
on Camp street near 81 fheresa's Church. ,
{now CarnndeleD near Terpschorc street.
TWO TWO-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS on Nayadss
street, Tvoli Circle.
s FOUR ELEGANT MODERN TlREE.SToRf DWEI1E-
INGS Constance aud rerpsichore streets.
TWO ELEGANT TW0-STORY and ATTIC DWELL
INtiS Constance and Robin Streets
An ELEGANT and GoMMODI0US TWo.ST0RY DWalI1
Lot measurig O. feet front by l92 feet in depth
A VERY CHOICE W ELI. FINISHED DWELLING, with
s.all AN ELEGINT MODERN BUILT DWELLING On Pry.
ana lots Of ground finished r the best style and
Two TWo-sToRY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on Sc
Apollo conaining parlos, dining
rooms bedrooms each second oor two attic rooms
and back buildings embracing many CON
4 LARGE PROPERTY ON PRYTANIA STREET, on
which large and convenient dwelling house and back
4 SPLENDID PROPERTY, AN ELEGANT AND COM
PLETE MODERN DWELLING, large Improved ground,
Magazine Market and boundary the line OF
the Horse Car City Railroad
tricts for Of modera and vacant
pertv suitable for h.dine nnrnnses. myI4 II
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% A. FAHNEsToGh' vaAtHIIFUGE.

WILLIAMSBURG, New York.
Messfs p. A. Fahnestock h Co:
number of past have been tronoed
with dreadful gnnwng pain In the pit of stomach aeeom
panied by dizziness in the read and after adher
Ia e advice of ysicans and ceivng
benefit herefo, induced try B. Fahnestoes Yer
mifge: and after taking walls to surprise passed
twelve wards And assert That have re-
covered my former health for which feel indebted 70 D. A.
FnhneEors cheernlls recommend it as be
ing eiitacious and harmless. HENRY HOFFMAN.
Purchasers should look well to the initials the bot
e and wrapper and be particular that they bnvn
u 4 Fa,nasto.k,s We nais,ve and other "a lntW
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAf formed
forage aid this city, under tue name
and III ID Of DUNCAN PAYNE Co. at No. Is Union street
T. ALEX. DUNCAN, Nav Orleans
VIM PAYNE, n w Orleans.
WIN. p. WALKER, West Feliciana, La
New Orleans, NAV II. 1850 myl7 lm6W
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This magnificent establishment, in successful operation,
S universally conceded TO he in all respects, the
Most Complete Hotel In the World.
and will conducted npon scale Of beaty IN NIL IL depart
which cannot fail make the popular headquarters
pleasure tourists from e South and Was during the early
Summer and tile Autumn. Accommodations offered for
nearly 1000 guests fitted mud furnished with every modern i'm
which experience could suggest for comfort and
yeneuce while vertical railway is 10 be introduced to
parties by comnodons 10 the upper oes thus
securing the air and quiet Of the higher without the
fatigue Of ascending stairs.
Another novel npo has been effected by which
powerful faheel Operated by steam forces current offesh
air through public corridors, cooling and vent
lating the house in superior manner.
The interior arrangements and furnishing have been COM
ploed the personal supervision Of faran Stevens the
lessee the we'll known success OF the
Revere House fremont House in Boston, tho Battle House
and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile Ala and the Fifth Avenue
Hotel in New established and efforts or eS
pense will spa render tho Continental the most attract
i've Travellers, Home in the Union.
myi5 l2tkW2t j. Z. STEVENS h CO., Propriears.
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OyYIcE or THE NEW oRLEAss CITY RAILROAD Co..
No. 4 Royal street. !
n8-SeuIed PROPOSALS Will he received NJ
this oaice june for 5oeog feet Of YElLoW
PINE LUMBER Said to be Of the best quality fee
from ps other defects calculated to impair
lis strength durability shall have the following dmen
sions, o.wlt ..s=s5.5a=a. ,,s.a5
100000 eight inches in width and I've inches in thickness
in lengths Of eight feet
feet eg, inches in width aud five inches In thickness
In lengths Of twenty to thirty feet.
said Lumber shall delivered assorted piled by the
such quantities and At such points along the line
road direct shall be delivered in lots
as follows 10000 feet BY Jny and feet
thirty the whole shall have been delivered
solvent seenry will be required for thc faithful full
fflIneni of the contract. =, :.
Payments in cash delivery and acceptance by the Company
each delivery Of 100000 feet ten cent y b retained IN
until the next delivery and until the nihment
Of the contract.
Bids per thousand feet o. M furnished assorted and
piled. niyli lJeI--
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- HYGEIA HUTEIs. ,s.es
lS:: Old Point Comfort. Va March l. 1860 81e1

49, HH IkGAA HOEfEl. xzE<
#$;# Old Point Comfort, Va. March l, 1860 B1eA
This resort celebrated for IN fine bath
ing refreshing and abundance Of fine Fish, usste
Crabs will he opened for the reception Of the list
Of June. N
The Hotel situated Fortress Monroe the largest military
the United States where eight companies and splendid
stationed, The entire establishment ID
undergoing thorough renovation and painting which, with
building construction, will be sufficiently
large accommodate upwards Of ONE thousand visitors.
The undersigned have lately associated themselves together
business, and with attentive assistance wall spare
pains in making delightful summer residence for those
seeking health pleasure Railroad and steamboat
lions perfect IN their arrangements that persons
from all parts Of the South and West reach Old Point with
the greatest facility. jos. sEGAR
%. G. WILLARD.
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.--77- STAR INSURANCE. COhfAhY,{
p st. Charles Streets
n7-The annual election for nine Directors.
will be held the Office Of the Company on MONDAY the 4th
. msas n .''Ai = i. DsBUYs, Secretary.
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TREAsrRER's OFFICE, CRY HALL,
8 Ne,v 0yJeans Ia March H. 1Sfa)

TREAsrRER's OFFICE CRY HALlr
New Orleans, La. March III 1860.
H9-TO the PEbIfe-EOtfce Is hereby given,
possession Of the bills OF The city, and
fuy for the collection Of all the City Consodated
ery Capital according the Assessment Rolls Of
1859 payers respectfully invited to forward early
pay taxes and thereby avoid being published de-
linquents. 55@..
4 ull7 3m ADAM GIFFEN. Treasurer.
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sa-st. NIary,s Orphan Boys' Asylum, Thi

sgst. DIary's Orphan Boys Asylum, Third
District.
Amen say to yoa long yoq did to one Of these my
Superintendent Of this institution would respectfully call
the attention OF the charlby disposed 70 the following facts
hundred and 1--WE orphans In the Asy
fum In great want OF clothing.
II Is certain that we'll disposed gentlemen cosign,
their old clothes the moths not knowing any
thing better do with them
such garments extremely useful the poor
phans.
ing less damaged, and consequently unit for sale
these would be Of great service 10 the orphans.
b. The having made appropriation this
year orphans they In need than usual Of the
public charity.
Any gentleman wishing to aid them DO so in this way
mourning addressed through the Post
Office to H. indicating the residence
etc., Of the donor, will be promptly attended to-
Donations will recsiyed al Mr. Laytons
Mr. Victor sere Duiane street close Maras Mime Bian-
New orleans Anil la 1850 my1n
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no FAMILIEs-TO Families.

MAGSolIA MISS,
Has been supply of the citizens Of
New Orleans Persons desiring travel thousands Of miles
the purpose of enduring the psons Of crowded hotels
ard Northern watering asylus lind in magnolia quiet
healthy home with al the comforts Of rstclss Hoie
freestdne water good bathing high altide and yic
tuesae country With beautiful drives The advan
taees offered.
This place reached III less than four md half hons
by the New Orleans J kson and Great Northern Railroad md
doing business in the city leave after business hours
At night, and return before business the next day.
mvll If $. NorRSE Proprietor.
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- 8EERsHEsA srRINGs HoTEI.-rEN-

~, BEERsHERA SPRINGS HOTEI4-TEN-
fEa.s1 EsSIsE MOUNTAINS. Si
M This delightful summer Resort and Watering Pase hay
ing been purchased company OF Southern gentlemen who
had thoroughly renovated rernished and put IN nne
order in respect with additional cottages for VIII
The Hotel will be under the superncndence of the President
Of the Company.
public reach the Springs by the Jackson Railroad n
thirty three hours from New Orleans and also BY the New of
leans and Memphis packets.
PRrCE Of HnARD.+
Per month"; .s..<i9 ~
Ch,iGrsn' and servants half price mva sm6W
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giant private residences the Fourth District bounded by
Chestnut Andrew Plaquennes and Josephine Streets
divided into quarters OF square. z ets
By ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ofice 40 Camp street.
WILL BE SOLD mt private sale, ON apple
Wv cation 10 the Auction eff n iaG. s5V s5#
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most eligihy located square
of ground bounded by Chestnut ST. Andrew Paquemnes and
Josephine Streets divided and TO be sold in auaerr measuring
follows: y
Streets 17g feet inches and lines front Chest
by Ii feet u inches in Depth and front on 81 An
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER 81 Chestnut and
Josephine 19 feet inches and lines front Chestnut
street I2 feet inches and lines in Depth and front on
sephIne street. W
Josephine Streets 1I3 feet inches and lines front Plaque
mines street. by l28 e inches and lines Josephine
street.
ST. Andrew Streets 3 feet inches and Lines front Plaque
street. III IL inches St Andrew street.
This square, formerly belonging to ]; Burnside
ESQ., ha, upon large of very fine large shade
IT filed and fenced and offers parties seeking sites for
elegant residences opportunity procure the
N est desirable in the Fourth District.
squares of the Magazine street market and
square of the Pana line of onnbuses and the route of
the horse railroad under contract.
nTF-Enr price anply the AHetnneer. alB
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- MONTGOMERY WHITE SuLfHoR
Mimi! PKiNfs, the Virginia and Tenness Rail 8N
w road, Montgomery conlty Virginia. will he open 4fs
reception visitors the 10Th day Of May
paciy accommodate has increased ~ the addition Of
ed and whewashed and the b ddng has been mitch improved
Inv thorough renovation the addition Of superior Hair
Passengers reach this without Stage Travel
and who may desire the Salt SULPHUR Green
here they wish and then proceed hy Msss,s Kent Fs
leave Ally reaching the Salt Pond to dinner the Salt Sui
phur A0 miles, and the Greeber White Sulphur and
Sweet Springs 81 miles, dinner without night travel
Leave Virginia Tennessee Railroad at Big Tunnel Station
nyo IN, RGBT. II. MoSBY, Proprietor.
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Saturday. MAY 30, 1850.

EB-Tswenty Dollars Saved ON Passage and
Expenses to NEW YuRk AND OTHER NORTHERN OF
TIES. Via Savannah. Georgia.
Tickets the 0ace st. Charles Hotel
sasa j. W. GREGORY Agent.
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aew raus Aau Grssesnt sataas alorains aay 26 1860
7. n WAITflN

PERENPTpnY SALE or VERY VALUABLE IAPRovED
and unniproyed property in the FIrst District.
Desifsoie Simmer Residence the Town Of NaongiIe,
Parish q -. Tammazy.
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WANTED---W ANTED.

A NUMBER OF DWELLING HO les In the several Dis
cts suitable persons Of modera aeas and vacant pro-
rtv suitable for h.idinp nnrnnses. myI4 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-26

Z CANDY, SUGAR FIuMs, LUzEEGEs, etc.. etr.,
their varieties made exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without adnesrion admxtna of dseerious sub
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing purchase article requested to call
and and hem with ihose offered
elsewhere. as
~ Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families, rut up
10 order, et prices ranging from IS upwards
~ Candies etc. packed in boxes Of Is ~ and leo h.
suitabe the Southern trade and shlpped to erdsn
ssr Orders by mail promptly executed
A4 Terms cash. 5lS "
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Ma CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
- FOR SALE.
~ have received fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes,
consisting Of Field Hands, Cooks, Washers and oners
xlsc Two No Blacksfitha No. Brcklayer five good
Carpenters, and one good Cooper 4, 49,
Win he receiving fresh gangs every month during the season.
which viii sell low for cash good u Months city accept
ances -.--.,, -, =. -,
'etose Ps Il. Y. PETERSON,
Is Perdfdo street,
OF 6m between 81. Charles and iaronaees sss.
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DOZEMAN,S HOSPITAL.
ID No. 90 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Near the Carrollton Railroad Terminus.


Near the Carrollton Railroad Terminus.
DR. N. BSZEMAE, date of Montgomery, Aa.) having 10
atPd Ia New Orleans this method of announcing his
readiness and receive patients into his private hos
daptsd purpose being situated in such
and desirable part The city that he feels warranted in saying
that ii affords unusual advantages :,
The generally large and airy and have all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted.
The rates will depend the kind of accomnoda
s = .ia tIii;n. - e FeIh ly&w
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FOR SALE---FOR SALE.

g. FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE
Residence a, rast Pascagonla Miss containing ak
I'll the main house with Kitchen and servants
carriage ouse ETC., complete garden we'll stocked with
choice ruit tree grape vines shade and srubbery
&. Also
Attached to The premises large Bath House. For TERMS
ETC., apply 10 UEAS. NJ. WATERMAN,
myi6 i0t corner Of Magazine and Contnnn streets.
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a. NEGROES FOR SALE-JUsT ARRIVED,
wish large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes, which
ofer cheap at my old stand corner Of Esplansde and
on during the season. Call and see before you purchase
elsewhere. M issf$
+ all 6nfW i RRTTTN. 4
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1sxdk COUNTRY RESIDENCES AND IN
49, FARMS-Persons wishing land, either for summer
% residences for FARMS within three hours EA
travel of New Orleans, are invited to apply to
49, GEORGE GO1lMER, Land Agent,
Springfield, Livingston Parrish In
n B-No charge made for information and per centage
ra,arged to rurchasers 15- nj lyd&W