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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-04-10
SPRING GOODS
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is here.

TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is here.
BY gwen that the letting of the Contracts for con.
structns that portion of The East Saginaw and sAube
State Road from East Saginaw Bay CITY, will be at the
Common Council Room in the City Of last Saginaw On
the 10Th day o! April next commencing at 10 o'clock
the forenoon. Sand road be constructed according
the plans and Specifications Gle In the Commissioner
efcs at East Saginaw Also that portion of said road
from the 433 mile to the Saub.e Rver will be let a,
Iavas CITY, in the county of Ioscn the 2ls day o.
April next, ~ the store Of o. whitteuore Co com
portion Of said road to be cleared of all standing timber
brush and fallen timber four n width ten feet
side of the center thereof be we'll grubbsd and the
excavations made thereby be filed even With the
lace, and 10 be graded form level road bed
twenty feet VIDE. All svampy and wet grounds 10 Dc
eausewayed with sound not less than sx.s
feet long, vel spotted down form an even sur.
lace. and 10 be veil chnked in with sound timber and
asd on sound and strngers when the
ter Of the ground makes necessary with dtchss Of
sucsat capacity TO dram the road bed on such
where such drainage IS necessary. The center of ali
to be covered uith earth less than ten
fee N width and not less than eight inches IN depth
bfoes and euverts viii Be where the same A..
necessary to be not less than sixteen feet vide the
aoutmeuts Of bridges and euverts 70 be filed in with
earu nom road bed TO surface plsnk.ng With sui,a
Die grade And not less than twenty vide on the
surface
Payments for the above WORK vii be made in Scam,
Ands SUBJECT to al the provisions Of Act Of the
Asufe OF the STATE Of Michigan. emitted An Act 70
provoe for the cranAge and reclamation Of Suams
Lands By means o stxte Roads and ut, hes app,ov.,
February IL, 1859 D.,ei Na-ca I4;h, $50
{. NEwCoNB,)
A p BREWER SCyam,sslox,rs
sw2So L GAGE,
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SOL 500 90 81 $50 U
Agyreynte yalue of the above stock II $50 "
"a STOCK notes on interest," for balance due on
stock, ........................4 ~, go OF
Sd Interest accrued but not due, ....... 81 81
''~''
4l26 III 81
5th-The amount of liabilities of said company, due
by said company banks other creditors Of
company none
The amount of liabilities hereafter to become due BY
aaid company To BANKS or other creditors, none
6thThe amount Of by said company adjusted
and now due none.
;th-The amour. of ed listed but yet due
Sth-The amount of losses Of said company unadus
at the present time does not exceed the Of twelve
hundred dollsr.
othrhe amount of los in sus oepse waiting for proof
mona
10th-The amount of all other claims against said com
pany do not amount more than i've hundred dollars
llth-An authenticated copy Of the Charter, Act
ANNEXED marked Schedule A.. and also a true copy O
their Bylaws, marked Schedule b.
(MEMO-If the company be partnership or join
stock company, strike out the last clause and say2
IIth-A true copy Oh the Aluces vi VI
nersap aS,eewons VI s' e'APJ "
marAeo Scneuuie A.
Vtfcd.,on g the ADORE Mdtenent as reled " Sec'on
STARE OF CoyynCncI,l
Hartford County,
L. Thos Lobdei being duly sworn, his oath depose.
and says that read the foregoing statement
knows the contents thereof that this deponeut is the
Secretary of the Company or Association therein
toned and is well acquainted with their affairs, and thai
he has good believe and does verify believe
said statement to be true. E. THOS. LOBDEIL.
Sworn and subscribed before a. Hartford in said
State aud county, this nineteenth day Of May, A ID
1859.
And DO further certify tina: have this day made
personal nation of the assets the hands and pos
session of the said Merchants Insurance Company and
fully satisfied, from such personal examination, thai
said Company the bona tide holders and owners o.
the several stocks bonds! mortgages and other property
Of which said Company represented be
in the foregoing statement and exhibits and also that
the several loans BY said Company, aud the securities
therefor are as above stated which said securities an
fall and ample for the respective loans made thereon
Witness my hand and seal OF office,
lis HENRi a. W. MtLNH,
Comm ssioner OF the state OF Michigan,
in and for the State OF Connecticut
sworn and subscribed before me, at Hartford IN salc
county aud State, this twenty fourth day of May AID
1859. GEORGE :. GILMAN, Notary Public.
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Mortgage Sale.


M the second day Of May, A. d. 1856, Alor 20
" Phillips, then OF Alaeidon, Ingham county,
Michigan, to secure the payment of sum of
money executed and delivered to Caleb Carr,
then of Phelpstown, (now Williamstown) in said
county, mortgage upon land situated in said
county described as follows, to wit part of
section twenty-five in township three north of
range one west, and bounded as follows: begin
ming at point on the west line of said section,
distant one hundred rods from the south west
corner thereof, thence running east thirty rods,
thence north twenty.eight rods and four-seyenths,
thence east seventy rods, to Salmon Rowels west
line, thence north along said line to the east and
west quarter line of said section thence west along
said line to the west line of said section, thence
south along said line TO the place of beginning con.
tanning twenty-five acres of land more or less, also
twenty acres Of land off the south side OF the
north weet quarter of said section TWENTY-FIVE
Said mortgage was recordedsMay 9th, 1856, in
Liber Of mortgages on page 237, in the Office
of the Register of Deeds Of said county of Ing
ham. Default has been made in the conditions
Of said mortgage, and there is now claimed TO be
due and unpaid thereon the sum of TWENTY-FIVE
dollars and thirty-fve cents (&22, 35l and no suit
or proceeding at law has been instituted for the
recovery Of the same, therefore notice is hereby
given that said mortgage will be foreclosed by a
sale OF twenty-five acres of said premises, to wit
the twenty-five acres hereinbefors first desert.
bed, on the eighth day of MAY next. at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the court house, in
the village of Mason, in said county, at public
vendue.-WiIiamston, Feb. 10th, 1850.
l2w25l CALEB CARR, Mortgage.
HoRArIo PRATT, Atty for Mortgage
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Sheriff sale.

DY virtue of one execution, issued out of, and
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
county of Ingham, to me directed and delivered,
have levied upon all the right, title and interest
of William Hoxie, in and to the following des-
erbed lands and tenements, TO wit: The west
half of the southeast quarter Of section three,
in township four north of range one east, in the
county of lngham, and State of Michigan, which
l shall expose for sale at public vendue, TO the
highest bidder, at the court house in the village
Of Mason, on the 2lst day of April, A. d.
1860, at one o'clock =. NJ.
254w6 EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
Dated Mason, March lst, A. ID. 1850.
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Total bonds, 900 s57 ,7los51 40 W
Ah-Of debts legally due to the said company and Sc
cured mortgage than those In the fore
going enumeration the of at least thirteen thousand
dollars.
bth-U d-DI. legally 5ua 10 said company, secure
otherwise than by mortgage but not due Tor prem us
the sum Of at thousand seven hundred sew
en- and eighty hundredths dollars DEBTS other
wise secured, loans on stocks, viz
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Ten lays ffO1n Date.

A 7 THE FOREST NURSERY, We shall com.
"a nsnce ceiling the most superb collection Of
LlacA Snov-halla. Honey -suekles, Towering Al.
-. nssntain Al, Japan Ounce, Strawberry
0.sp:s, eve ossred for IL 4lsp sffe.o , ana
- 1pesA IN hys Gse, and warranted to suit.
We en- NV q up the conspicuous part Of our
e19oomas4 residences in q most tasteful manner.
~ HAIRS, PARSONS WILCOX.
Lansine, AaFeA 1lsA, lsso. sw2ss
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A TTACHNENT NOTICE-Take

y tee that On the 18th day Of February L. o. 1860
vrIt OF attachment, issued of the Circuit our,
for The county If InghA favor Of Se.Ah North an
"aiTea CA.k a. painufs, and against DAVID w.l-on
detndaot, for the Of hundred and e.rv do Ia
tsIS which sad Wit mace naele On the en-,
iuesdAy n March, A 1850, ana appears By he re-
:urn OF the shess of said county wit: property
mas been attached thereby and TIA: the sad
uevld Wilson, cAInoe be found
W LONGYEAR, Plaiat.Jv Ason<y
Dated lansing, March 8, 1850. ev2ss
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gOlaWl3l5lb e J!3!IlSD.Jo


IAae they have the largest assortment OF Boots
shoss, Hats and Caps, ever before collected
undsr any one roof in Lansing.
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Ito IOC WANT Window Shades and Fix
~ tnress You viii End fine stock at the
CITY BOOK STORE
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Par val. Mar. val. ths
$4,000 $24,306

$4,000 S24,30o
Total amount loaned the stock, i07 20
6th-Of debts legally due 10 said company for premi
INNS the sum OF at hundred ninety eight and
forty eight one hundretths dollars.
7th-Of all other securities and moneys, the sum OF at
least hundred twenty thousand one hundred sew
enty seven and thirty one hundredths dollars AL other
securities are
Ia, Rank stocks owned by the company viz:
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'.FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS .
And it's q Fact,
gOlUl3l5lb q JI3lIISDlIo


That they have over fifty different kinds Of La
dies Cater Boots.
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Patent Ch0Fns and Washing
Machines.
WARRANTED to give perfect satisfaction or
w 10 alei These machines surpass Ill 9TH
60 now IN use, for simplicity, durability, utility
end execution : without the slightest injury to
eloshesL We viii send these washers for trial
- tAs houses Of those wishing to purchase, Is
icy require to be used to be rightly appreciat.
Cd. Also, constantly on hand or made to order,
IN kinds Of
COOPER WORK,
fra0 Hoops, Ciseerns, Packing Barrels, Butter
NkkinA Wash Tubs, Well Buckets, Sap Buckets
&e, st peiese 70 suit the times. One door north
q ths1 iseepal Church.
THOMPSON 1 HUNTER,
xane6ae, 4SeA ly2O9
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JOy 10 Suffering Humanity.
RELIEF TO THE REST OF MANKIND!
L. =. BONCE.,
ECLECTlC Pr HSaCI 4 ,

L. =. BOYCE,,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.
"AVING concluded TO settle il tins northern
III country, offers his professional services TO
the citizens OF Lansing and vicinity. Particular
attention will be given 10 the cure of Cancers,
Scrofula, Spinal Complains, Female Diseases OF
all kinds, Pulmonary Complaints, Rheumatism,
&c, &c.
The undersigned, having Travelled several
years, collecting information from the French,
Norwegians and Indians, is prepared to CON-
pound medicines expressly for the cure OF some
of the worst diseases that human flesh is heir
to. We only refer to few OF them here:
CANCERS.
Cured without any surgical operation, by
means of plaster, which destroys the tumor,
and BY cleansing the blood, which removes the
seat OF the disease.
RheumatiSnl.
Past experience teaches you that this disease
is considered by the people, and even physi
clans, to be almost unmanageable; but prepare
Liniment and Syrup, expressly for this disease
and challenge the world to produce remed.
that " i'll sivo opoody and permanent relief ia
case of Rheumatism, as Boyce's Rheumatic Lin
| iment.
For Fever and Ague,
Or any of the Bilious Diseases SO common in oul
country, prepare a Balsam, which contains nc
mineral or poisonous substance on the one hand
or quinine on the other, but it will destroy the
disease, and restore the system to its usua
health.
q For further particulars the undersigned
can be consulted at his office on Washington
Avenue, first door south of Coryel e. Jenison'
| store. l.. S. BOYCE.
Lansing, Mich, Nov. %, 1859. ly24O
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It's a Fact,

That they have the largest and cheapest lot OF
Oaspssine, Oil Cloths, Druggett, Rugs and Mats'
ever before on exhibition at any one time IN
Landing.
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NOTICE.-Whcreas my Minor Son,
Y GEORGE F. ABBEY has left me ard my employ ment
this l. bid all han boring trusting him.
Will not responsible for any debts, any liabilities
contracted by him after this date.
FREDERICK ABBEY.
Cuopdags March -. 1850 6w25s
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Notic,

IA Is hereby given, that by virtue Of order 10 me
directed by the Judge OF Probate If the county OF Ing
ham, dated the 5,h dsy of March 1850, i,ing the
the real If AInaZsh Stoughton deceased
that shall, saturday, the 18th day Of Nay next
1900 at Que O'Clock ia the afternoon the prems IN
The village Of Wamston offer for sale at blis vendue
all the ght tit and m terest Of the said deceased in and
to the following described real estate, in the village OF
Williamson, To wit Lot number OF block number
one, in the village of Williamson, county Of lngham
Dated April ., lsoo
259y6 W. III CHAPMAN Admins trator.
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Ne Can and Win make a Trade

nyoa win only call at our New Store, on Wash
ingtou Avenue.
- Don't be afraid to come in, because its
Tn Ban LOOKING STORE IN TowN.
CORYELL 4 JENISON.
InnsinR Oct. 18th, 1859.
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1861 Facts Is, Reason, 1860,
Coryou 4 Jensen,

HAVING sold, during the last year, .t least
IL three tines more goods than they anfic,Pat.
ID sslling, have only 70 a point 70 the Sac'
- eoavincs the public that their store 10 tne
only enc IN town where You can buy wnAs you
want Tor tho least amount Of money.
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WAL RAP3R-A splendid stock of Spring
W Sy1sA juss received q the
Es CITY BOOK STORE.
40 TO CARR'S GIFT BOOKSTORE, and get
u yoaf Hoiday Presents Gratis.
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CANCERS.

Cured without any surgical operation,
means of plaster, which destroys the tumo
and by cleansing the blood, which removes Il
seat OF the disease.
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FURNITURE.

and Cherry, with any covering, plain or fancy,
that may be desired. Also,
Painted Enameled Bed Room Sets,
a great variety of styles constantly on hand
Bedding, Curled Hair, Moss, Husk, Cotton and
Spring Mattresses.
~ To the TRADE, every article in the Fur.
niture, Chair, Upholstry, Hardware and Willow
Ware line, with good variety of superior var
nishes, Japan, Veneers, Mahogany, &C., SC, are
offered at a mnllddnauee from cost.
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
N. B.-Goods bought from this establishment
for Shipping, securely and properly packed for
transportation j. w. TlLLMAN.
Detroit, 1859. 1875.
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81 buy my dresse. at BIZ
lings's; and good Tea ~ THAT 10 the phes lse
three shiilings." me, hereafter" a. e.
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owned by the company, viz:
S67,500 90 81 $50 20

| S67, 500 90 81 $50 90
Aggregate value of the above stock II $50 10
| "a. Stock interest, for balance due on
1 htock,.. no,sAoVo
| al Interest accrued bu. not due........ 4,317 81
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WINER,S CANADIAN VERlIyFJ +
SAVES THE CHILDREN

This is the only sure remedy againstB h
man frame-thIngs that so fatal and s.l
children. SAVE THE CHILDREN!
Let mothers be timely warned and I
child murderers to remain in the system Of
Remember that WINER'S CANADIAN LALI.
will at once and forever Danish the reptiles and eYO
will be saved Think of this.
Colonel Vasser, of Mississippi in lettertoJ WTRtT
Esq, of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds Wh
communication the value of this medicine to bis QFl
family: My experience has convinced me tias ID Tie
experiment | have made with Winer's Canadian YaHi
fuge it is due to suffering humanity as well sD1
manufacturer of the medicine, to make pubiche result
of my observations. signed W. H. TAsRR
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN
The papers TEEN with speeuations upon the amazing
mortality among children; but they fail to vin6case
true cause, the presence of worms in the stomach d
inteStnes. At least halfthe fatal diseases to wle
hood is subject attributable 10 worms. ThisW1sh
mother then would risk the consequences Of this terrible
disorder, when few doses of Winer's Canadian em
fuge viii always sweep away the yermin and the mucs
healthy condition and secure against return hton
plant? Winers Canadian Vermifuge, saves the children
0fthe mutitudes of children that die before thYFeah
their twelfth year. three-fouFths are believed oe '
victims of internal worms of diseases arising l0n
that cause.
- BEWARE OF CALoMEL.-The public genelahy ms
not be aware that nearly all Worm LOzenges contain
caloue and that the lives of children are thereby gu
dangered. Sold wholesale and retail BY
j. WRIGHT T. CO., PropuetoTs
q and ISL Charities street, New ufeaI'
and by Druggists generally. For sale in Shre7ePotP
all the Druggists. ieoZsIl
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OUR SINGLE,

The undersigned have this dav entered
@475SS into co-partnershp under the name
TtFs9 and style of STEWARD d JEWELL
EzszssSzssssAzz at the old stand of NJ. FIT Steward
where they intend to manufacture and keep hand all
kinds ofyehcleS, such asC RRIAGES. BUGGIFS,
HACKS, &c, and also carry on a General Repair.
ing Shop Particular attention viii be paid to the Re
pairing OF Carriages and Bugges in the way of paint
ing trimming, wood and iron work.
Their prices will be in accordance with the work order
ed to be executed-rough and ready done right Be
the cheapest they viii urge the necessity of doing work
well and receiving liberal price for the same All such
work will be warranted. Such work as has established
and done in that win reflect credit on the work
men, well as give satisfaction their patrons Should
rough and ready job be ordered done in no case will
they be its durability All new work
ranted for one year.
They also prepared to manufacture and repair or
the shortest notice. every description of Harness.
SbreVnpnrt lime
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Wonder why mama keeps Bridget at home from
church to work all day, and says is wicked for me to
build my RABBIT house on Sunday?
Wonder why our minister bought that pretty cane
with the yellow lions head the top, and then asked
me for my cent to put in the missionary box? Don't
| want jewsharp as much as he wants cane?
Wonder what makes pa tell such nice stories to Wis
itors about his hiding the masters rattan when he
to school, and about his running from the school mis-
tress when she was going to whip him, and then shut
up all day in a dark room because | tried just once
to be as smart as he was?
Wonder why mama tells pa he is cross when he
comes home at night and says his tea weak and ties
my handkerchief over my mouth so that can neither
speak nor breathe because happened to say that she
is cross.
Wonder what made pa say that wicked word when
Bessey spilled ink all his papers, and then snap
ped my ears because said it when my kite string broke
the other day?
Wonder why minister-men make fun of spiritual
people and say there amt ghosts and then say the
devil goeth about ike a roaring lion, only you can't
see him, devouring bad boys?
Wonder why mamma told Bridget the other day to
say that she wasn't at home when Tommy Days moth
eF caled, and then puts me to bed when tell lel
Oh, dear! there are so many things that l want to
know! How wish | was a man.
All, said apious Sunday school teacher, 'ah, Car
oline Jones, what do you think you would have been
without your good father and mother" 81 sup
pose mum, said Caroline who was very much struck
Win lIiS sui speeCHs as now
ha' been horphan!'
In the matrimonial mill everything depends upon a
proper and prompt arrangement Of the ring The
stakes too are ofmuch Importance. These once set
tied the fight becomes mere question as to which can
lure the most
printer, meddling with the verdict Of coroner's
ury struck out comma after the word apoplexy, and
made it read thus: Decease to his death by ex
assive drinking, producing apoplexy in the minds of
tile jury
I married man. reading inthe Presse the other day
that there prospect of the plagne visiting Amer
.ct, said: "Confound the plague! I've been living
With one for ten years, and am quite used to it." He
a hat he had reference to his wife.
Ma, is Mr.. B. respectable" Certainly, my child;
why DO you ask the question:" Because he wears
such poor Clothes" "You should not judge people by
their clothes none but silly people do that" 'Then
egervhodys silly amt they map"
Esarow-mnded men, who have not a thought be-
vond ne little sphere of their vision, recall the
sindoo saying-"The snail sees nothing but its own
shell, and thinks it the grandest on earth"
Some malicious persons assert that the letters NJ D.
which placed after physicians names, signify money
down.
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Vic Lac in Texas.

A0I AcsoS LIZ IL C4cto.
There's being fair and bright
With kindly heart and spirits bright,
That gladdens oft my raptured sight,
It's lass in Texas.
Like some soft music'a melting flow,
That haunts me where e'er / 90,
The honied voice is sweet and low,
OF the lass in Texas.
| often strive, but vain essay
To cast the magic charm away
That binds me stronger every day,
To the lass in Texas.
When mornings blush adorns the sky,
Or evenings star CLEANS bright on high,
think of cheek and beaming eve,
Of the lass in Texas.
Awake, IN dreams, abroad, at home,
Though space divides or far roam,
The sylph-like image e'er will come
0fthe lass in Texas.
The hope too fond l would repress,
That smiling heaven my lot would bless,
And grant to cheer my loneliness,
This bright lass IN Texas.
If I've no place in her heart
We must, alas forever part
Yet still I'd say as tears would start,
God bless the lass in Texas.
Though far roamed Ger land and sea,
In sadness at my destiny,
None in my heart would ever be-
But the lass in Texas sly. E,
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WATER COLORS.


= NEwMANs ACKERMAN's,
REEVES & Sons, 0sBoRNE's.
Paper Hangangs, &c,
lust received large stock of the above CoLoRs in
- cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes, with
lock and key. Also, German ColOrs, in cakes and
boxes fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs. English and American;
Canvases for Portraits in frames of Sxl0 to 42x56
Canvas in rolls, from SO TO 66 inches wide;
Stretchers for canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
$50 " paint and varnish brushes, all sizes;
Tin foil, in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual colors; 49,. ~
French and American PAPER HaNGISss. 4sss
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
49,. Window Glass, &c....
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
roo do English and French, from sx10 to 33x65
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American, from 8x10to 20x8o
1000 lights eolored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in Is to ZOO h. kegs;
5000 canisers and kegs coored paints b 100 b.
PACKAGES
$500 lbs. fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White of my own mana
facture fire dried.
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept
general Paint, Oil and Color Store win be found at
r. CLANNON's
nov 2, 1857 9S Canal street. New Orleans