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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

At t-- College, the senior class was
under examination for degrees. The profes-
sor of Natural Philosophy was badgering the
boys on optics. The point under illustration
was that, strictly and scientifically speaking.
we see not objects. but their images depicted
on the retina The worthy professor, in or
der to make the matter palmer, said to the
wag of the class, ''Mr. jackson, did you ever
actually see your father p ''No, sir" Bill
promptly replied. please explain to the
committee why you never saw your own faith
err Because, !" replied Mr.. William Jack
son very grsvely, ''he died before l was
born"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

PENNSYLVANIA PoLITICs.-The Pennsylva-
MIA Opposition State Convention was held at
Harrisburgh, Feb. 22d. A resolution was
passed, yeas 50, nays 80, endorsing Mr..
CAMERON as the choice of Pennsylvania before
the Chicago Convention, and the delegates
to that Convention were directed to cast their
votes as a unit, and for him. The several
Districts are to elect their own delegates -
The Convention proceeded to nominate a
candidate for Governor, when, on the Sd
ballot, A. j. Curtin was nominated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

GREAT BREED OF HoGs.-The editor OF the
Lowell Citizen gives an account Of breed Of
Swine, which, from the specimens described,
bids fair to go ahead Of any thing commonly
met with. He calls them the I" Mackay
breed, . and says the lot which he saw in the
pen Of Mr.. II. g. Merriam of Tewksbury,
were from SOW bought by him - cbsazd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

LIQUOR LAW IN RIcHxoNp.-Ransom Col
berth, hotel-keeper of Richmond, was on
Tuesday the 2lst, fined $40 and costs for
violations Of the Prohibitory Law. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

it was with great difficulty that she was
pacifed. From that time the child has pined
away, until this week, when she died. We
have this, says the N. Y. Com AdU. from
respectable authority, and give it without
comment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

1t is said that the famous Gen. Ethan
Aliens sword, which wrought such great
work In the war of the Revolution, is now
owned by one of his female descendants in
Michigan. 1t is weapon of tremendous
weight and length. Let Mr.. Douglas pro-
cure it, and then his Chicago organ will be
able to boast with infinitely more reason
than 1t now does, that he . can measure
sword, pith any body."-Louisuiile Journal.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

MELANCHOLY INCIDENTAL the trial of
James Stephens, recently executed for the
murder of his wife, little girl, his only
colld' was present and examined as a wltnes
although only said to be Z years of age.
Alter the jury had rendered a verdict, she
Jumped up and said to her father, Come.
is'her, it's all over now-let's go home
from that time the fate of her father has
oeen concealed from her; few weeks before
'ne execution the child woke up one night
saming, They are hanging father" and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

Mr.. and Mrs Brewer of Wayne county,
H., have twenty-five children an extensive
brewery, 9'-'e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
ship, at one of the Boston wharves, seven

years ago.
''The oldest and largest barrow. which weighs
thousand pounds, girts seven feet, and meas
ures seven feet from the eyes TO the root of the
tail, is such porker we never saw before. His
flesh is solid that Of ordinary pig his head
is lean, eyes wide open. and nose long and sharp.
He is not cumsily stuffed out and filed up, but
is a handsomely built hog with clean run fore
and aft, and any one but Jew would be glad to
get a piece of his chine"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

What things increase the more you con-
tract them! Debts! 90 " % ,IGD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

WAsHINGToN BIRTH DAY.-The 22d was
celebrated with spirit, in a number of places
Our New York correspondent tells how they
enjoyed it in that city. In Washington they
inaugurated Mills Statue of Washington
with great parade and eclat. la Boston the
day is a legal holiday, and was celebrated by
the ringing of bells, the firing of cannon and
grand military display. At WiIliIms Col
lege the anniversary was commemOrated by
a social festival, at which Pres. Hopkins pre-
sided, and supper, speeches, songs and senti
ments filled out an interesting evening. In
Burlington 1t was celebrated by Ball at the
Lake House, arranged and catered for by
CURTIS and his capable assistant CAREY, in
their admirable style, and which is generally
pronounced to have been one of the most de-
lightful affairs the kind which has occurred
in Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

SINGULAR DEATH OF LADY-The wife of
julius NJ. Smith, Esq, Of Concord, Mass,
very estlmable lady, about thirty years Of
age, wishing to have number of teeth ex-
tracted, desired the surgeon to administer to
her whisky, in order to render her insensible
during the operation. He advised her not to
resort to whisky, as did another physician
whom she had consulted.
But as she still desired to take it, saving
that she feared the effect of ether or choloro-
form, and believed that whlskey would be
equally efhcacious, and at the same time free
from danger, a tumbler full and half-that
is, two and half gills-were given to her,
mixed with sugar, in the space Of an hour.
The operation was then performed, and for
ten or twelve hours the patient presented on
" the ordinary symptoms Of lntoxlcatlon, ex-
cept that. for few minutes, she appeared
ike a person in an apOpleXy, but soon recOv-
cred. About an hour after drinking the
whisky she vomited freely, without pain or
unusual difficulty.
Her pulse and breathing were natural, and
the family and friends who called in the
course of the day and evening felt no appre-
henson till twelve O'Clock last night, when
the doctor, who feeling some anxiety, in con-
sequence of the symptoms of apoplexy mani
tested, had remained with her during the
greater part Of the evening, requested that
another physician be called for the purpose
Of having "A consultation.
Nothing, however, could be done, and she
expired at about seven O'Clock this morning,
without having shown any sign of returning
consciousness or Of suffering .-Irareler, 2lst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

The Cause.-The Bradford Telegraph,
having imputed the decapitation of John
Cain, the late Rutland Postmaster to mere
ly carrying out of the Presidents rule of
rotation in office, Cain replies as follows;
We must, in justice to the Democracy at large
be allowed to say that the appointment of man
who has held Office under the Government for a
longer space of time than we have-and at a salary
of $500 per annum during the whole time and up
to the day he takes our old shoes-may be viewed
by the Telegraph rotation IN Office; but there are
those who will be apt to consider such kind of
tation as one-sided"
How then does John Cain account for the
loss of his head? Naturally enough as fol-
lows:
"We announced ourselves in favor of Stephen
A. Douglas for the Presidency. This objectionable
crime, in the eyes Of the man who owes his nomin-
alton and election TO that same Douglas, was the
cause-and the only causs-for our being superced-
ed as Postmaster at Hutland. We know 1.-THE
Democracy know it-and the Bradford Teleqrapl
knows it,"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

We cannot, of course, expect the Sent'ne
to swallow itself entire, by taking back all
its mis-statements but here is fresh piece
of its own coinage fairly nailed to the counter.
Will it take it back, or let it pass The
Sentinel has done the decent thing, for once,
in its way, by Mrs Child ; will it do as much
for the memory of Old Brown?
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SUNDRIES.

lOO 50 bbls Cement % bis crushed, pow d
and loaf Sugars. 20 bags Pepper and Alispice
10 bgs Ginger. bbls Cloves. 2 cases Nutmeg.
3Oo kegs Nails. assorted. 100 dog ptd Buckets
~ bags Corks, 500 each. 20 dog east Tea Kettles
and Z qt. 500 bags Coffee 50 boxes Tea ass
qualities. 50 boxes Family Soap. 10 casks Ale,
pts and qts 10 casks Porte, in pts and ats. 9
bible soft shell Almonds. hhds Figs. SO boxes
bunch Raisins. So boxes layer Raisins. so hall
~ box rock candy; 10 box Gum Drops. 20 box
Lozenges /; 30 box choice fancy candy in Il b box.
lO box cream candy. boxes Maccaroni 80 mats
Cin' anon. ~ boy ground pepper and ginger. 5
ceroons Indigo. 10 box Mustard. 2O box Oran-
ges and Lemons. 50 box champagne cider. 50
Hosteters Bitters so box Stoughton bitters. 25
doz Underwood's 4 Turner'S Lemon syrup. 30
boxes Pickles, assd sizes 10 box tomatoe and
walnut Ketchup; box Worcester sauce; 2 box
olive oil 100 bags table salt, in 4 l0fb bags: 3
case table salt in boxes 10 ease sardiues in i 4
boxes so box Herrings 20 boz Goldfish so kit
Aaekerel so easks soda bbls P. and N. Ye..t
powders 10 box Andrews celebrated Yeast pow
ders 10 half tierce And tierce Rice 10 box sui
Phur; bog Birthstone 2 box blue stone . box
concentrated Dye l26 OF Quinine 10 dog wist
Expectorant; 10 doz Ess Peppermint.
10 mouse hole Armitage AnviIs: 20 solid box
Vises 30 Bellows, asst sizes 50 stocks and dies
asst sizes. right and left smith hammers, all sizes
200 cast Piows. all sizes. points. mould board
and sides for same; 10 corn shelters 30 self
sharpening feed cutters. asst sizes.
80 prs breast chains 25 prs tongue chains IS
prs stretcher chains, 500 prs traces. assorted 3
cask OK chains also. garden hoes, rakes long hdl
shoveis spades. in Quantities to suit purchasers.
40 dog Lamp Wieks /; 10 dos lamp ehimneys 3
bbls inseesl Oil bbls tanners Oil.
All just received and for sale by 4s~s
mar 2, go J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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We find the following telegraph dispatc

We find the following telegraph dispatch
Anouncing the burning of the Steamer
znglo- Saxon, in the St. Louis Republican,
the 26th. The Anglo Saxon. has a
rge freight for the Arkansas River. and
q Van Buren, merchants come in for a
prtion of the loss. This boat was chart
ed by the owner of the Hickman, to sup
u her place in the line:
s. a dispatch was received m this city yes
by morning, stating that the steamer An
o- Saxon had caught fire in her hold,
1hile lying at Evansville, and was burning
Dry rapidly At the date Of the dispatch, /,
had been determined to scuttle and sink
=. As the only means of saving the boat
I'D cargo. No particulars relating to the
UhSin of the fire were given. The cargo
Qas insured In Cincinnati offices. The An
70 Saxon WAS a good stern wheel boat,
UDrth about 900, and was on her wav
rom Cincinnati to the Arkansas river
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Groceries, Hardware, SC.

MOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Candle
tNA and Soaps, pepper, spices, giager, starch, et
water buckets, ehurns. beooms, wash boards
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp rsaps. Tobacco o
various brands. Oysters and Sardines
CASTINGS of every description Nails PIow
and hoes pad and door locks; screws and batts
farming utensils Of all kisds whips. etc. =
BlacksAith Tools, Of every description.
A lRge sssortment Of Crockery and Qaeeus.
ware, jars, jugs, qt = Pt hAsks. Tin Ware. etc.
For sale b. p. PERKINS
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s CAssELL'S 1LLCsTRATED FAMILY BIBLE
khis is the title of new Illustrated Bible,
p be issued in parts on the ID and 10Th of
ach month, and will be completed in about
fifty numbers, at fifteen cents each.
A specimen copy can be seen at our Of
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he Observation-Disclosures

& Navigation to this point must be consid-
red about closed. The Leon. due here,
as not vet got up Without freight she
oay possibly make this point
s The water in the river still continues to re-
de with l foot on bars below Van Buren,.
ge have had fattering prospects of rain
lbr the week past. but without any ,ealiza-
ION. Dry and dusty and farmers COM
Naming.
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= The ARKANsAw TRAVELLER SUNK.-The
ew Orleans and Arkansas River packet
Arkansaw Traveller, was snagged and sunk
J l. feet of water, below Little Rock. on
e night of the 21st of March, about 8 o.
9ock. resulting in the total reck of the
BAT. One life was lost by the accident.
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OLD STORE! OLD SrORE!!
New Goods !!
At THE OLD STAND OF
8 J. ADLER ~ e.fF

B 8 j. ADLER ,fEs.t
- j. A. would respectfully announce to tn,
~. public. that he is receiving a large ant
.mtable stock Of SPRING and SUMNER Cloth
zing. which he offers to buyers greatly reduced
FPrees- As manufacture now, all my clothing
am enabled to sell gods cheap
! My stock consists of large assortment of
NEWS CLOTHLyG.
! and Furnish ing Goods, such as
Fine Dress Coats. Business Coats
Linen and Alpaca Coats
Pants Of aH sorts and qualities.
Vests IA great rariefy,
Shirts, Hats, Crarats, Ties. dc.
and other articles to numerous to mention
% Give q call 9. ]. ADLER.
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SINGULAR CoINcIDESCEs.-The birth -day
& the Hon. Stephen A Douglas is the Odd
Z April. the day for the meeting of the
Charleston Convention.
. The birthday of Hon. VIM. H, Seward
the 18th of May. the day for the meeting
the Chicago Convention.
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AGA9OHGBC

VM BCRu LoDox. No. s, A. Y Maso ns. hol
Their regular monthly communications on the MIGHT
OF the seeond Monday in each month
W. F. ESGLAxD, W M, GEo W. NrwLAxp Sw
r. RosEErs. J-W.. j. W. CUSSrGHAx Se'cy. A.
K. FosIEn, Treas.. John IxclAx SD II q III
Man, j. D.. L. GRAF. Tyler
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ust Received

Just Received
~ feb - w. NJ POWELL & Co.
1O kegs Of Pigs Feet. for sale by
HI feb - W NJ POWELL 4 Co.
ID boxes assorted Candy. for sale by
AO sacks of Flour, for sale by
III feb "a W. NJ PowK1L 4 Co.
D ~ boxes Sardines. for sale by
I4S feb - W. n. PoxuL 4 Co.
Oh toxes Star Candles. for sale by
~ feb 81 ". NJ POWELL L Co.
III boxes Stomach Bis.ers, for sale by
lO feb "a W. NJ Powell 4 Co.
q be.e. sehn.pps. tor sale by
y feb ~ W. n POWELL 4 Co.
Q bbls sweet Cider. for sale by
. feb - ". NJ POWELL 4 Co.
A boxes Catavb. Wine; for sale by
feb ~ W. N. POWELL 4 Co.
A boxes Champagne Cider. for sale by .
fsb ~ W u. POWELL L Co.
Q bo.e: Of Lemons. for :.ie hy
u feb - ". II. POWELL 4 Co
. bo.e. Of Starch. fore.le BY -
.O feb - ". NJ POWELL 4 Co..
e bbls Pilot Bread, for sale BY
- feb ~ W II. POWELL 4 Co.
NRESH COVE OYSTERS. for sale by
IL feb "a W. u. PoxELL 4 Co
GNGARS, 1900 v.rioss brands, for sale by Z
~ feb "a ". II. PowKLL 4 Co.
ELASKS and Jugs. for sale by
II feb - ". II. fowuL 4 Co.
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A SSORTED LIQUORS.
n l6O Babls. copper distilled Whisky.
so bbls and bbls. Jones white Whisky,
Is bbls. Robinson county do. Whisky,
25 bbls old Bourbon Whisky,
40 bbls Pure Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
40 y bbls. American Brandy,
% !. bbls. Gin,
10 I. bbls Sweet Wine,
so 10 gal. Keys Bourbon Whisky.
2 H Casks Old Port Wine,
= Casks Old Cogniae Brandy.
2 bbls. Alcohol,
bbl. Jsmaca Rum, for sale by
July 6. SO. GEO. e. WHITE.
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Van Buren, Male Academy.
TEACHER,
- ~ /. N. SMITH. A. M

3 =" /. N SMIIH,. A. NJ, 2
1Ia'os for one session sf zrenty ese soeeks
Primary-beginners, 81 90
Primary-aivanced, .' 10 90
Lower English Branches, Is 90
Higher English Branches, 90 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, 25 90
Half of the tuition will be due at the middle @
the session, and the other half at the end of it.
The school will commence the first Monday il
February, 1880. E.s. F.E
Good board can be obtained in private families
Van Bufen, Ark, Feb |, 1oO; 5m3l
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Champagne Champagne :!
eases Verzenary, 4 cases cabinet. I Gases roya
rose. cases Heidseickb pts qts Champagne
IL boxes Sautssue vtitewins; 20 baxes elafst. JUS
reed and for sale BY
mar 8, 1850 PusYvrf, Sco4r d Co.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

FRESH AND GENUINE
nRCGS and Medicines. Paints. Dyes, COAL
IL OIL, Patent Medicines, Tobaco, best i'm
ported Cigars, Wines and Liquors for medicinal
purposes. Perfumery, fancy Confectionery, Brush
es, Combs lately received and now offered at retail
or rjobbing. Also, dried Currznts, Raisins, Dates,
Prunes, As well other things too numerous to
mention. at DIR. l.. C. WHITES,
mar >, lSbu Main street.
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10. O. T.

CRAWFORD LODGE, No. 6, l. O. O. F., meet st
their Hall over the store of George Austin, every
Saturday night II. PRxor, N G.: H. F. THoxs-
On. " g. j. VISsASr. S-cy- g. AUsrIx Treas
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
FRANK &c EASTBURN'S
cheap Cash Store,
A large lot of fancy and staple
n DRY GOODS,
such as plain and fig Delaines. Merinoes, Debaee.
Alpacas, Linsey, Fiannels, Domestics and Cling
hams also, large variety of
Ladies' Dress Trimmings. Embroidery, Laces
Flowers, Bonnets, Ruches, etc.
Hoop Skirts,
the best retail assortment in the City.
All kinds Of woolen Hoods, Mitts. Comforts
TiPpetts, Scarfs, Cloaks. etc., also
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every description.
~ Give Us call and examine goods and prices
dec 3O'59 o6
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ITROCERIES.
NJ $50 bags Rio COFFEE, 100 bbls SUGAR.
bbls crushed Sugar. case Coverings Loaf Su-
gar. 10 bbls MOLASSES, 25 half bbls do. 300
40 boxes do l fb papers. bags ALLSPICE,
$500 h STAR CANDLES, 90 boxes STARCH,
20 boxes of SOAP, for sale by
July 6, 1859. WARD & SOUTHMAYD
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LIQUORS.!
What Cheer Saloon

Corner o; Main aad Cel.s.Sia Sassess.
wM. N. POWELL < CO.. PrsvrSesors.
respectfully announce 10 all good
wv citizens, and he rest of mankind that tbey
prepared to suit the taste Of all Who are fond Of
good liquor. and have the cash to pay for it, having
bow hand the best Of
Whisky, Brandy, Wine, Gin, Clare'
md all other Iiquoss usually Kept in drinking
Saloon. also,
Oysters, Lobsters, Clans, Sardines,
erved up at all times Craekers and Cheese.
~ The best of TOBACCO and CIGARS.
Bring in yosr cash and take Q drink ss
jan u. Is0 80 ss
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Drugs.
10 kegs of EPSON Salts.
SO doz. Godfrey's Cordial.
oO doz. Bateman's Drops.
36 doz. McLanes Pills.
50 doz. do Vermifugc.
50 doz. Castor OIL,
3 doz. Bay Rum.
100 10 ext. Logwood, in l fb boxes.
July 1883 GEO. f. WHITE.
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New Newt!

boxes old dominion Mint Julips boxes Le-
Diard Morning call, just reed and by
Jar 9. 1850 Psx<~
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$50. 1850.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD & SOUTHMAYD
RE now opening q very large and extensive
IA assortment of Fall and Winter Goods
to which they invite the attention Of purchasers,
mt Wholesale or retail. sep IL. SO
DAINTS, OILS. &C.
100 kegs WHITE LEAD,
300 h Spanish Brown,
100 fb Venetian Red,
100 b Red Lead
200 gallons LINSEEp OIL
$50 Spts Tt zPENTINE
so b Prussian Blue
800 h Birthstone,
200 fb Flour Sulphur,
300 h EPSON Salts.
500 ID Spanish White,
$50 h White Chalk,
600 h Putty in bladders,
200 gallons Lard Oil,
50 b Borax. for sale by
July 6. 1859. WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-06

SUNDRIES,
y 1900 d boxes SARDINES.
100 dog McMunay and b can Oysters
lis Bags Rio Coffee,
Is hhds prime sugar.
25 bbls sugar house molasses,
25 kits choice Mackerel,
40 boxes Scotch Herring
25 boxes Pepper Sauce.
10 Tomato Ketsup, for sale by
July s, SO GEO. E. WHITE.
IRON.
i 1000 b. assorted BAR IRON.
5000 n. ~ = 3"
1900 n Horse Shoe Iron.
1000 ib Dandy Tire Iron.
800 b Hoop Iron.
1900 h. Pow Wings.
1000 ib. asst. Band Iron,
1900 d. Slab Iron,
1900 b. asst Round and Square Iron,
10 Smiths Vices,
Mouse-hole anvils,
19 Sets, assorted, Stock and Dye,
6 % to 36i inch Smiths Bellows,
300 b. Smiths Hammers. for sale by
July G. SO. GEO. l. WHITE.
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Leather, &c.
SUNDRiEs.

SUNDRlEs.
SO doz Brooms, assorted qualitiea
" doz hearth broon.s. a
100 doz zinc cord wash boards.
100 dog ptd Buckets,
10 doz cedar buckets, iron bound,
10 dozs do do brass bound.
S dog do do do do with covers.
Is ioz we'll buckets. assorted qualities.
Is nest cedar tubs,
Is aest blue ptd tubs,
% nest CANNES,
20 dog half bush measures
40 dor harnes and horse collars,
10 doz wooden bowles,
just received and for sale by
jan l3,' J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
PLANES.
SMOoTHING Planes. single and double Inn
y Jack. fore and jointers.
Tongue and groove Planes. assorted si.ss.
Ceiling match do
Drawing Knives. assorted qualities.
In quantities to suit purchasers, at
jan la. go. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS On,
'2l Poz Is Il j,s,S sss;,sss issS sr1sssurs. r.
80 doz wooden do
4 doz tobacco cutters,
30 dog cocoanut dipper..
Just reed and for sale by
jau l6, 81 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 400
100 kegs white Lead. pure.
LOO % dog Tupentine in bottles ast sisss
Lard, Linseed and Coal Oils, n
Japan and copal Varnsb, in large quantitisa.
for sale by
jan 1915 J. HENRY WILLIAMS 4 60.
~ doz blackng Brushes, assorted qualities.
III 10 dog scrub do
80 dog paint do all sises,
dog sash tools.
just reed and for sale BY
jan 1874 J. HENRY, WILLIkAS Z co.
~ Mattresses, single and double.
Il 81 sets com. low post Bedstea1s,
l2 sets cottage do Do
"a sets high do d
IN store and tor sele by
jan 1880. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 90.
DRAss KETTLES, &C.
I'D 800 lbs boss kettles. Of all sizes.
50 willow market baskets, ast sises,
dog glass Lanterns. ast.
Just reed aAd f0e sale by
Jan u. 20 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS d co
UINEcAR--in half and whole bbls.
j.. ,s. s.; g ;,'' = sSy.HrsRY. wn11Axs : %.
y bbls MaAder, .4-,.,
- Dbl. Alum, isAtsse'dhy
jan 1850. j. HENRY. WIILLAAnk 4 90
70 Doz: as Hslme'. mes celebrated COW BELLs
81 dog Kentucky Cow Bells, asst sisss.
an 1870. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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Agents for the Press.

The following named gentlemen are our duly au-
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-05
-, POINT CLEAN HOTEL. EASTERN SHORE,

EgAMA LARA E<tsi fsf1a sttoitfs,
ES;s2 NJ BILE BAL
EI TIE above Justly celebrated Watering Place viii
oened for the ption Visitors abit the u Of ahd
Establishment shall deferi0rate for of the good appoint
The location health Il in the South,
fully By the epidenl ch prevailed both IN
New Orleans and Nebe during the Of i85s
single OF yellow fever originating Point Clear
The Sab Bathing has equal the Gulf and within
few yards of the HueIhe temperature Of always
agreeable Fresh Shower Baths be had time
Fish and Oysters abundant during the entire
Good Sabe accommodations prnsided for all with
keep carriages The vicinity,
shaded with magnoas oaks crlars pnes beautiful
and extend in every direction
Ali the usnal Watering Places. such BIZ
iard Bowling Pistol Gallery will he provided and will
be under the charge Of anxious please and
for those fond Of Aquatic Sports will NOT be neglected.
good Band of Music secured and will play the
afterroons-aud for dancing. evenings.
line Of Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union.
The fine low Crescent Will ply regularly
between Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile evening
and Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays will
down 10 o'clock A. NJ to accommodate those who arrive In
/ Mobile by the morning boats. sl.5
E Should thi. schedule be CT anged notice will be given In
/ the Mobile and New Orleans papers. M ST.
The Popreiors their sincere thanks the pnlc for
the liberal patronage extended battle House
and their Point Clear Hotel and hope place themselves under
renewed obligations. Ss7s$86 a#8 sSN
4 n II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 co,
4 Pfoprist0rs Point Clear Hotel,
Mobile, May l. 1850 Also Of Battle House, Mobile.
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