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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28

A printer, NOT long since. having been
aung by his sweet heart. went to the Office to
commit suicide with the shooting stuck. 8"
The .ievir wishing to pacify him. toli han
70 go into the saAcium where the editor was
writing auns to delinquent Subscribers. lie
says that picture of despair reccOnciled him
to his fate
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28

Reading serves cor delight. for ornament
aud foF capacity; it improves nature. and Is
perfected by experience
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28

"A writer asks through the Farmers De
partment OF the Dollar Newspaper. if any
one can inform poor man the best way TO
start a little uursery? The Houlton Tiues
says: 'Certainly-get married
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28

i Ne,5 Jgg.-Ouring the late cold snap.
a gentleman who had filed his gasometer with
vhiskey the night previous, suddenly found
himself in utter darkness. As all things
were right to his knowledge. he couldn't uu-
derstand the cause OF his cleaning; but on
looking around he found his niger gloriously
drunk, having sucked the meter dry.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28

1t is better that mans own works,
than that another mans words should praise
him
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28

Says the lovely Julia to the bewitching
Fanny, why is a new born baby ike COW 5
tailS'
Give it up
Because il never was seen before
Fanny phainte6.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28

Young Anerica.-Th following delicate
specimen of juvenile braSado Is toe good to be
lost.
One night FREDDY had been put to bed,
aud mother and Johnny were iu aajoing room
Presently Johnny cut up solDo caper, OF
which lis mother threatened to take him into
the other room and whip him
bed CLOTHES. L know where Id take him
.Where:' said the mother whose curiosity
was excited.
I'd take him uuder toe left ear
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28

4 Sensible Landlord An exchange says:
A little inciden; traLspired some weeks ago.
at one of the Fraukford hotels which is wor-
thy of notice
4 little girl entered the bar room, and in
pitiful tones told the keeper that her mother
had sept her there to get eight cents.
Eight ceuts?' said the keeper.
YES. sir
What does your mother want wiih eight
cents? l Idon't owe her anything
Well said the child, father spends all
his money here for rum. anu We have had
nothing 70 eat TO day Mother wants % buy
i loaf OF bread
\ loafcr remarked to the bar keeper to
kick the brat out.
No. said the bar keeper, IN give her
the money, and if her father eOmes back
again, Iii kick him out
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
From Petersou's NationaI Magazine.
The Leap Wear Party. -
By MARY e. CLARKE

COUSIN" said Madge Carlton, suddenly
breaking of in the midst of a merry song,
cousin Grace, am going to have leap year
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

LEAP YEAR.-The Musca,ine. 1ovs.
Journal IS responsible for the foIlo-ing &C.
count:
A marriage .ss recently solernhii.i in
this vicinity which vas brought sbos, BY
bisses,ile privileges allowed to the far set.
The young lady had been visiting in the
neighbOrhooi Of her liege lord. and being
pr.possessei in his favor at several casual
meetings, addressed him on the imporlan,
subject nearest bic heart. of course. ..
she Is sensible woman, and told her lore
IN sensible language to q sensible man. !.
met vith the rish, hand of reception. The
tashfal lover uss only too glad TO act spen
the hint. and ere tuo months had passed
the tvsin we're made one aesh.
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Than y see = lahiy' Nhth sl'ne itoni The
tVfii' distributing 90, 'oil ~ Fi1''hrs.
am''f themselves a"l un The Other hahi'
h"'hihR - more l"'ff'''h'" ahd unpi'1+'
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summer AMI winter. sit" Nhru VISITOR
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. PM" ..I''' ..'f 'N..' mon ai
Nla-.-.i ian..' round ''..i lt'.en- metro
tia ". l'i'''lf step b1 step thcf
launched ihrr .A'.d. lnI nYonet n'o
ila Al i.. la'. lA'l u'd Hith e'ef3
q. li'n'I ,''
Y t.. ".n'"iN q 'rr NHt iNr hrmf
h'..,' I0fF am'' thi r..Irl ( mIs fl
IT, 'i.. n ih' Ir.n' h.'" lI"nft rHH.i
hf'. ''' '"' h"'I'D' tl.. mn u t.'
AaI .'f.'. 20 h,vo hr'ri q. h'm' t.'.,l
4 BATTLE 'fi down il' shria"s oi iai
'oa. p''
Along the rnNnc, AMI up ihF narrow
i' '!' nero D'''lf l' th., '01t bm on
lH. ut'k 'hc w., Ft' hH b'I't Faster
amt thicker thc M.tc'u swarm tley
.'f ih. cf''e around t'o i'lrl man, even
~, pale i'r'' upI.iioi a, O. .mI" passed. b.
fading hnc1mcn', anil lLco 9 pack % Dnlrr
s'eni.nf Che frozen Traveller at dead oi
m'h'' lhsy come ho" ln' np y" rocks. ami
chtff' the devoted hlni With one dense
mA .. bayonci'.
! 7 AMI on Ih' eht shines yahdrr.
On the ''Fmo ranA' y the tltne. j
y IN" hth' oi ih' ''iihs SUM- old Taylor /,
eye d upon ihAt t1.t, atI ihefr Ue sill
h'bi our way AMI de N tie OH man
'iEht.
Il wa' mnrierol' wn?, that path up
The steep bank OF The rav.nne Uttered
with dead. N NufrV With Hluui 10 1rFW
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pa- 4 celebrated sritsr says No 30.
man can bs laiy sho can wound or NOR.
tiff another. No matter how beautiful,
hos refined, hos enliiva,sl she may be,
.he Is in reality coarse. snl the innate vul-
rsrity of her nature msnif,s,s herself here.
Uniformly kind. courteous and polite treat.
msnt Of all persons, IS ons mark Of tras
-asnaa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

~ Names ihs, lie upon the g-oani
are no, easy set on ERE BY the torch ef
envy. Ia, those quickly catch It which are
raised up by fame, or wave in the breeze
Of prosperity.
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All 'sariv advertisement, tre niow"i ~ br
, angsi is,ee fear without additional ghIrte
gtr The Cash Tor Advertising y due from tho
~, Insertion ~ On alytfIiirm NJ.
AtgsF,i.cmen'. not marked With the rpnher "
r,ir.,on, desired VII, be pnbli-hei and charged
~ A. the regular rates until ordered nut.
Advertisements from 4 distance mnst he accom-.
sni.d hy this casa. of satisfactory reference.
potied addresses or eirfulNrs intended fnf IN.
hsnsnt, charged as advertisements.
Advertisements u psr.onal nature, u admit.
e.i Al AL, will have 70 Ia pad for 10 advance, Of
Double prize.
~ fdi,ari.' ti.ins. notices ~ cent, per l'ne
Annpanssnsn,. II elniida.' must hs paid fur
sififiiy IL firaHc,. a. io.ios. For state aud Dis.
prs. Offices, 80, for County oacc'. ~.
Obituary Si,ic.. over nine lines in length, or
rrbu,s. of Respect By A,,pcistion- NJ s,eisiis',
tia death Of InsHibsf, Rias. 10 paid Tor a. ouF
advertising rates.
All etn n inie slion. for this paper must be ac.
|eonpsniei by tbs authors signatures.
- ,ll COIN .nanicstilns connected with 'h.
n,rsnss ~ tai, oi5,e mus, hs aldr'esed 70 ~ hs
|haitss Of the Psusla STAR
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uI l.IHntIn tt.f1N
WHO. I.I'' l'HH.ft E.u
W n'r't w'.Nt"
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1It rMF. lr H.H. fft DOCTORS
tY uH. I..l.,.. HI f.. HflDa Nl alI CO.
.n.
lI.i.Hi I'i''''N 'ffH'Ai washing
nh. q.
Wv il.cmn hud Ni}eH make their
money lltni o'r hH'
What m,,r. N ,a.,.yanss holland ana
vlitly 40. u.hu,. lonlc.iaf Br.ea
and nI#.
Atccbrr n p.nmhp.hlp IN twelve le
SONS Tough. a lawyer 90 reed bls Own
etuur
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~ ''''''' '"' nv ''"'' va '''''
A little ohili SAID to ~ father with an
earnest counicnancc, ~ Lnos how TO iirc
oi ihe gun O earth bat who . tai enough
70 touch on thunder.
Tt,,c y,,,, l,ly i, III. ,..,, al. 4,
s., r.s,,I 4, L,r lsn,n,,e ia, .Lc ,e,s,
mo-. a.. v.,I .Ilssl - g., .ai','
',,.. t,,;.,n '.,,;ns ''' ~
Ta'"'k M'fmh'fln' WITH "heelbar'
,hr l.,,cr v,n, on, ~ .''l, us. n,...,y.I
..Ae..J q. 90 ro,,,o Il,,,a,1 !, nm,
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'"'
Willis describes lady whom he sav IN an
omnihu, as "cxcc.s,ciy pretly; aud th,
lmplr. ~ the corners ol her mouth wrr,
20 deep aud so turn,d in. Ike inverted
c"mma. that her lil, booked like quota.
ton
\ man complaining Of being turned ont
Il coucrri-fo.m. sad he sas hrei uytl
MI snfi'on. "li you were hfcd. added d
hy -'tanf,r, 'rrrlap' tba, Has the reason
hey P1 ~" ogi
"Van man see without eyes asked
! l',l''f'.'
I''' ~ Was 'he pf"HP' ~ "sr =.
ffa!' ~, 20" ." you make that ont
ef'a 'h' '''""'sh'd professor.
lI' can see Win ons, tepN'i h'
r.a'y v'n"l y.u'h, AMI the whole sehoo
'"'u''' s'h "'"sn' " hs "'"'nPh O'e'
m''aphy'ies'
An Indian being asked wha, he did for 4
living. replied:
"Oh. nc preach"
Preach % said a bysiander do vot
get paid Tor il, ?"
"sometimcs me e., q shiIlin, sometim,
Two shllius."
ana l'h NAV mlfh'y poor pay
'h' y.'' oS' 'heh ~ migh'y foo'
PFeacn'h'
"Sam. Why don't you talk 10 your ma.
ter. anil tell him 10 lev up HI, treasure !,
heaven -
"wha,. De use of bis laying up NJ
treasure dare. he MEIER see mr,n -
y young bachelor who 'iai besn appoint
81 iepa'y 'her'h' "a' callsi to serve an'a,
,,chmen' 'ra,n'' t,aH''ial young WIDOW
10 ,,egr'''ni'y called on her and s'id
=, nada'n' J nave ~ a''ae,inen, Tor yoa.
| me u''os o'',ne' ana saia she VA
hsrry 70 inform h'fn ,hst h's attachment
~ss r'c'Proca'ed
''lpu dD not understand me yuu mus
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

- Some bachelors join the army be.
cause they Ike var. and some MARRIED men
because they Ike peace.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

~ In What ship. and What espsrity
10 yssne ladies' Iike 70 saesgs n ! II
essftsaip. - nsrry-se0.
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JOB work

~ Att npscstpfioSs, from large ilani Bill =
D sa.y Cards, done With Nca.nc.s snd DispatShi
. ! IN reasonable terms.
t1CAhH ON DELIVERY. -
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- o.Y. irhilaa,nl 10 t0nn's " .Y
ba,pA1 Il.
iTNHgf HnHhD ~ tslit, t1H
~ .gs'tf.f aas aa' ifaasNy hmil " Hs
(m, = sahfatlh.sr vIlIt.saaNraal an. n.. a.
)..sss' sfs paid, ~ al'lsonlHa htr,fl.pr
ADVERTISING RATES.
Ss hYa, - issi, t'h' nts 'yrsl bIsaIt a.
J n.iluiss slHus oil 1tef one slosI. 900 1r'.f
J. liae., sl.l be saan,si h' to- sluuu tals ll
b.. ,,rs sb.re.dfof,be ys,, ,1., os.ar
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DR.. 2. P. WEAVER,


rrAv1Ng business eli over the eeansy. ss.s
III ~ services ss ,ieserxl CslIsssins Agent
i-nphis merchants gill ind Il TO their isisrest to
end ue sksie accounts Tor ealIestias.
Rsssosssas .-G>e. B. Wright, X. X. West. fIss-
asa.is; r. A. Isniltss, Jsha n. West, Nsmrh his.
JUHNF. JACKSON.
Jso,oex n. fa6o s3-sf.
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1n no0s
UyD hsss spDs1 ~ - fsas,a D. n
w - sasss vsns psspcss1 - - -
Gvl7GnnNo. 81 - - rspais TN ~
Wv09 e seoy 6ugpipaisol We 81 I'll -
- u1oou.,S = neiyAb pssso. We sslieis
- - q Nsyesel: - esas -
49, .. IN. lie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
Neu 0rlea1rs 1ailp GsssteIt.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Asu 0rItans Monsu Marktt.
CRxscEHT oyYIcE, No. 70 Camp strest,
Tuesday Eseufng. May /, 1850.

CaxscxHr oyr,cx Ma 70 f,amn street /,
Tuesday RTenfnsf May l. Isse5
Inc TENOR Oh me money market y unchanged.
ihe movements ~ we panhs' 1nas M discounts,
are 70 the income ana aohlty 20 grant.
oh tne street y was rainier qniet IMAM otnerWise.
ooe rev sales VI paper were closed ~ Inc rate Oh
'soSn" escs. lof e"oo iong'oa'eo iaetors accep-
laiiees' 'uoueh son'e hanes vi al coui0 nave deem
placeo aS s'S38 get. IL II mahhest that some par
.'es nave peen buying business taat 700 much
nesuoM mas peeh aho"eo py ACTORS 70 sneir
pA'sons ana Woula-ps patrons; tnas tne advancing
5'@i. Bone ~ s1iss VIII snof1 supphes Oh TOBACCO,
nn. 's.a.ns aor sugar sna mo'assss' VIVA
1ANe " az .ese'pse =, .osson 'ens sonpos-
- y, ~" "ne lnei.or qua'ites-Wmen mas oeen
'oiu ~ so,ne p"f's VI 'ne country ny the oale m
s'eau " sie pcuAu.A'e Aaa mum 70 oo WIN Tue
issens 'o'0'aon = s.'' money mar ~ hluss
- ssss'. = Ason .iias tne an
huai eAouus y ou1 popu'aaoh y now saking piace,
anu soou aAan, aoi'a. arg ny" fequlea 70 mahe
tne machinery " ssasehhs' pomp ana snow go on
soo1niy ~ NO. 1,efh paris ., 1hs country tnat 70
go 70 Europe, VISIT Aohaoh' Faris, Naples, home
anu NJ oh' requires CASH. ouln's anu noney aug
many people VIII go "hether II cosls TWO hundred
oeu's per uoi'a. VI ho..
Ing weather = usciaeuy 1oo airy anu eooi Ier inc
growing ofops' y iof sile seea WHICH = in'snuea n
produce 'he growing crops me spring, mus lar
par JAMES 'iois u we season y 1000 pu. thele -
aiNpe aihe iof ieeupefsuoh, pus ~ canno. iohow
Ut a''eha sum ofy "ea'hef as NO" presahs. VI
ooluness anu ufsness' we nave SURREY 700 hlucn'
ihe iA.nanse nna, As' was quies 'o.uay. Inc
Counter fa'e iof eheohs 'h NeW horA AZ tne oahks
"as ssea5 - I pien.. ou'''ue 'ne iases ianseu
- ss.S'-io p,sn. Gay uays sisne ~ rom seel
e'c' a.ssouhe = iseslf a,sooun1 ior cho,ce Ahu
So 49, -. 7oeN = - - A4es.s 1'soo''.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

The receipts of cotton will not reach the esti-
mates made last fall. They were placed by the
officers of the road at 225 900 bales.
The increase in general travelling is, however,
very satisfactory. The earnings for the seven
months for the present commercial year, say from
LIST September to the 3lst March, reach 1857 $50.
The following testimony has been given in the
great cotton SUITS brought under the five day lien
law, and which has occupied the attention of our
courts for some weeks, and likely to occupy them
for some time longer. AS regards the cotton in
question, shipped on board the j. NJ. Wood, it was
bonded, subject to the decision of the court, and
the ship has proceeded to sea:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

An exquisitely dressed young gentleman, after
buying another seal to dangle about his delicate
person, said to the jeweller that he would ali like
to have ali something engraved on it-ah TO denote
what he was.n Certainly. certainly. I will put
cypher on it,a said the tradesman.
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cATTLE MARKxr.

JEPFsRsOE CRY May i. issp
The arrivals to-day comprise 1865 western ana
80 Texas Cattle, III Sheep and 90 Hogs. The
stock now in market amount TO 500 Western audi 5O
Texas Cattle, 1900 Hogs, 200 Veal Cattle and so
Mich Cows.
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ScHlODmers,
DENTISTRY.

g. DIR. A. r. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
kSseesszSZA RoNNE STREET, having procured the as
stance of one of the skillfnl Dentists
the countryDR METGALF Of New York-is new prepared
to attend promptly to all branches of
DE NTISTRY
Entrusted to his care.
In regulating GHILDREN's TEETH, and the manufacture
of Artificial Teeth, DR.. M. has UNPARALLELED sue
CESS.
19~Teeth extracted without pain. feT sm
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TIIE sHRsCRIRER WouLn n

IN THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD n
SsyN inform his friends and the public that IN IES
I4f{S a addition 10 a large stock Of i. SALEs1mlSS~
II NPHORsEsn comprising some Of the most stylish
to be found the country he has thirty forty
LIVERY HORSES and BUGGIES-not be exeelled by any
IN this city careful ariyers fond Of fast crab cannot
Eal he suited at my stable Sale Horses all prices and
flock Of over two hundred 10 select from.
w. - " DR.. ELLIOTT,
rnl2 In Baronne street, between Grayer and Union.
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fSHAnIPAGNE-loo cases Meet ehandon,s Vim An
~ gais, for sale by s. WOLFF,
ml9 corner Grayier and New Lsyes ste.
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The receipts for earnings for the month Of March,
1880 ia within fraction 60 Act. March, 1859
bales Of cotton transported the road since
the LIST September last 1850 foot M as follows
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= PoNTGHAETKA5N NAII-


Steam Train from the Lake to the city week days
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station when notified,
except however, mail trips during the trips
Sunday Fare Is way and Conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
Sunday Arrangement.
Sundays the Steam will the city O'Clock
A. NJ, In lieu of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train viii the city Sundays every hour.
from IL n. until IL T. NJ.
From after Sunday the 9Th May the Cars will
either Of Road every hafhon O'Clock p NJ
until o'clock p. NJ.
The extra trips the Lake
night whenever must
ceve due notice
nbnses leave Canal street for the Depot every min
ues.
are earnestly requested to procure their
the Office Depot Checks tickets,
will be handed them the
my1 G. PANDELY, Superintendent.
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~ New Orieans-E Jacobs at Lis old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs numerous patrons
this celebrated Abrotyp and Photograph Gal
sy established in 1872 that he has secured for OF years
the services Of Mr. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
just returned from Europe with all the the
the art Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish.
Miniatures Of all sizes in oil color ivory ether material
TO suit the taste and price Of ALL will be
passabe style. Photographs life other pictures
public private buildings Of machinery will taken
any size required, either plain painted.
The best artists in the United States epleyed and ali
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art.
The Gallery is elegantly fitted with extensive collection
and vertu and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit It.
FTices moderate. Terms cash delivery.
o2& 6m I. g. LTPMAN,
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rHANIPAGNE-soSTH THOMAS
" 40 baskets Marquis Delorme, in quarts.
20 baskets in pnts.
90 baskets Deligny in or. pints
~ baskets Ferzeuay of bottles.
20 Imperial Wine, in quarts.
IT In pints.
in or. pins
For sale by s. ID. GRATIAA Il CO.,
az 80 Customtouse st.
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pLANTERs, PATENTEp CORD WOOD

II CUTTER.
The subscriber Is prepared 20 furnish the PLANTERS
interested in planting to call and the
which will be working day. between the hours
IL and p N, at the No. Canal simple
chine will do with hands as fifteen negroes
jaSi If y. W. q. COOK. Canal street.
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RUBBING MATERIAL. BRICKS, rTREwoon
DEMO RUELLE, Deal

Y. DEMO r ELLIE, Dealer,
AT the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin.
gleB Lath Slaves Also, English, French and American Fire
Bricks and ali kinds of Firewood
% Orders from the country promptly and caret lily attend
Cd To- ana lY
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Both Of which make close Canton with Trains
on the Mississippi Central Road
Tickets to the following places at prices named
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Eagle Machine Works, Richmond, Va,
Manufacturer
kATIoNARY PORTABLE AND STRICTLY PORTABLE
steam Il m Ines,
OF any required power superior design workman.
ship combining several improvements with simplicity dua
blity best adapting them for plantation
Improved Circular Saw Mills, Grist Mills shaftng for
Houses, Draining Pumps, and Machinery generally.
My Machinery will be fully guaranteed perform repre-
snted experienced mechanic sent to erect it when
sired illustrated catalogue with prices by mail when
requested.
Samples machinery exhibition my office, No. 81
Charles street, New Orleans.
ja18 6m&W P. HENRY TAYLOR Agent
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From lat November, 1859. 70 Isl sane, asso,
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ZEE FOR sALE-sCHooNER JoINvILLE-AT
Private Sale until SATURDAY, 24th inst, and il
by that time she will be offered at public auction
at the St. Louis Exchange.
For terms and full particulars, apply to
PLACIDE j. SPEAR, Auctinneer,
No. IL Chartres street,
ml2 ia Between Benvile and Cou streets.