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DIED


KEMPER.-In Newport, KY, Wednesday mori-
ing, January 4, at 5 o'clock, Martha Ann, infant
daughter of p. A. o. and Martha Ann Kemper !
I9s friends Of ths family ars requested tS Stei
P. M., from the residence of her parents on Mon
mouth street, between Bellevue and Madison. .sts
SHUMABD.-On Tuesday, January 8, at 8 o'olocl
P. NJ OF consumption, VIM. II, Shumsrd, aged
twenty years and one month. He died In the fullesi
hope of blessed immortality. if gs N..r
The funeral will take place from the residence oi
his brother, John II; Shumard, No. $40 West Sey'
Friday morning, 9Th Instant Friends, Of the fam.
lily are respectfully invited to attend.
GAFFENEY.-0n Tuesday evening, January g.
Margaret Gatfeney, adopted daughter OF Jarvis
Spencer, aged fifteeu years. y D'
TRANOR. On Tuesday morning, at N O'Clock
Mrs Mary Tran9r wife of the late b. Tranor, in the
sixtieth year Of her age. r- l..
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this morning, at 9 O'Clock
from the residence Of Mrs. Hynes, No. 56 McFar'
and.street, 1867 l' 74
UOSGRAvE.-January 3, James Edward, of scar.
let fever, aged three years. two months and twenty.
two days, son of Otway and Catharine Oosgrave.
AVERY.--On Sunday, Jan. !, Emira L'Homme
dieu, youngest daughter of tho late John q. Avery
to-day, 5th at II o'clock. Friends of the family ar.
invited TO attend. q,
METCALF.- In Louisville December 81, at s p
NJ, Benjamin Franklin Metcalf, In the twenty
eighth year of his age. Ell, t.uU. III
OASEY.-On the 4th inst, at 2 o clock A. NJ, Mrs
remsss cis x IL s MD
Of her brother law ]. H. Lewis, Vine. street Hill
this morning, 5th, at o'clock, In transit for buria
at Hillsborough, Ohio. aD.
ARMsTR0NG.-0n Tuesday evening, January :,
Her funeral will toke place from the residence
her parents, 2lO Sycamorestreet, at p. M. to-day
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Editorial and selected Melange.

William Kelsey, for twenty three ye,rs
manager of the American House, Columbu.,
has retired, and is succeeded by Messrs. Wa :
den & Emery, recently of st. Louis.
Dudley W. Rhodes, zsnesvilian, a.
formerly County Auditor of Delaware, has
been elected Secretary of the Senate of 0h'o.
Five hundred sets of engravings of tho sew,
cartoons Of Raphael are to be sold in til,
country at $40 the set. There should one he
secured for the rooms of Y. M. M. L. Associa
tion, Of this oity.
Commencing New Year, business m
remember that your habits should have six
qualities: Industry, arrangement, oalcula lion,
prudence, judgment and punctuality.
General Miraben B. Lamar, formerly Pres
dent Of the Republic Of Texas, and late Min
lister to Nicarauga, died in Texas on the 10 h
ultimo. He fell suddenly while in Conye :
satiou, and died immediately.
Hon. Samuel Tracey, formerly Treasurer of
the United States, died on the 22d Decemb,
in Cuylerville, New York.
A man who owes q little can clear it off /. q
very little time, and if he is prudent MAJ
will; whereas, man who by long negligep Q
owes great deal, despars of ever being able
to pay, and therefore mover looks into hisa =
count at all.
The New York Police Bill is popular in
New York, and the Governor of that State,
in his message, declares that it has work Cd
we'll. j..
The greatest Of ali distinctions in civil :fe
is that Of debtor and creditor; and there nee lie
nc great progress in logic to know which 10
the advantageous side.
The New York Tribune tells the ReputIi-
cans that more than likely their party will
not elect the next President.
Lieutenant Julian May, of the United Sta.ts
Army, died recently in New Mexico, wheIe 0
he was stationed.
Be cheerful. He to whom God is pleasat !,
is pleasant to God. Chssrfulness is q hymr TO
the Divinity.
The Governor OF New York, in his message,
emphatically disavows, for the Empire State,
all sympathy or cooperation with the mia
guided Hurper's Ferry fanatics, or with any
future disturbers Of the rights of sister States.
In Ohio, military expeditions are to be dis
Outraged by law.
Kites rise against not ViM the wind. No
man ever worked his passage any where in o
dead calm. Even head wind is better Than
none. ..
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The Lecture To-night-Bayard Taylor
on Humboldt.

Bayard Taylor, tho traveller, is to speak to
Cincinnati audience tonight, on the life,
character and travels Of Humboldt-the trav-
elsd man of science, the founder of ply sical
geography, and the most distinguished inye =
tigator of the phenomena of nature, and +
the laws which govern the world. Humbor
spent but six or seven weeks in the United
States, fifty.fve yeara ago. He arrived al
Philadelphia from Havana, associated with
the Scientific Society in tho Quaker City, tray
eled to Washington, then village, which he
thought would grow into more imposing
city than Mexico. In July, 1904, he sailed
from New YORK for France. He never pub
lished an account of his visit to the United
States. His writings, in detail, in reference
to the equinoctial regions of the southern por-
ton of this Continent, entitled him justly
to be hailed In Europe as the second COlum-
bus. Bayard Tayler is favorite here, and
the hearts of the people are warmed with ven
Grafton and love when Humboldt is spoken Of
and we hope that the lecture room will be
crowded this evening.
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ass- CHRIsrMAs AND New YEAR's GIFTS.

lsg CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS GIFTs.--
Stereoscopes in Mahogany, Rosewood and Leather
Stereoscopic Views in Groups, statuary Landscape
Steel Bracelets, Brooches, Clasps, Buckles;
Steel Slides for Bonnet and Dress Trimmings
Fans In Pearl, Ivory, Sandal.wood
Mourning Bracelets in Coral, Jet, Gold and Bead1
Coral Necklaces, Shoulder Ties, Negligees
Wax Beads in White Coral, Blue, Lavendcr
Gard Baskets, Card Receivers, Gard Cases;
0dor Stands, Odor Boxes, Toilet Bottles;
Jewel Caskets, Jewel Boxes, Work Boxes
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Gold Pens;
Crying Babies, Speaking Dolls, China Dolls, Wa
Dolls, Ladies' Purses in Leather Wire, Yelyst
PEARL Shell; Travelling Bags, satchels, Oabas, Dre4,
ing Cases; Meerschaum Pipes, Snuff Boxes, Gig
Cases. JOHN D. PARK,
del3dwTuTh Fourth and Wanut.streets
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Coal Oil WORKS IN VIRaINIA.-M. de Bellot
des Minieres, and other French gentlemen,
who have been residing for some time past in
Charleston, Kanawhs County, Va, with view
of ascertaining tho mineral and agricultural
resources Of Western Virginia, are about to
commence part Of their industrial opera ations
for the purpose of developing the mineral
resources Of that section of the State, by the
erection, on Coal River, during the next sum-
mer, of large oil works, Of about one hundred
retorts, and also, at tho same time, works for
the fabrication of ammoniscsl salt and coke,
from the rich bituminous coal Of that region.
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gT At this season Of colds, coughs
hoarseness pains in the brea,t, back, limbs and side
every one should remember that never. failing cure
Madame ElIis's Spanish Stimulating Cough anC
Liver BalSam, to be had at the office, No. IA wcs
Sixtb.street, and of druggists generally. Read ad
vertisement, and get bottle-only so cents. 1t It
the best family medicine known .l.
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NEw RADING.-The NsW York Ledger and
the Welcome Guest for January IA, together
with the iroing Magazine and Ftrter's Spirit
for January Z, besides other desirable reading,
have been received by Pease n Co., Sixth :
street, east Of Walnut. .a.
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PsRsoNAL.-Anlong the arrivals at the
Spencer House, yesterday, were Vice-Presi-
dent j. G. Breckenridge, Hon. W. Stevenson,
of Kentucky; Captain Hawes, U. s. A.; Col.
Hawes and Msjor T. D. Csrmeal, of Ker-
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MORE VIRGINIA "CHIvALBy."- The City
Councils of Richmond, Va, by vote Of ten
to two, have appropriated Eve thousand dollars
to defray the expenses of such Southern stu
dents as will lsavo the medical colleges in New
York for the medical colleges In Riohmond.
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gss- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest co.
ner Of Sixth and Weatern-row, over Hannaford'
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good case
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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r This morning, at nine q half o'clock,
y. Graf 4 90. sell, at their store, No. lS East
Fourth-street, large invoice OF Furs, being
the last Of tho season. See advertisement,
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NS- $4,000 Ambrotypes and Msiainotypes
can be had at the Broadway Gallery for Holiday
Presents.
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MARRIED.

SCONOE-ORANK.-On the lat instant, by ;h
Rev. T. A. G. Phillips, of McKendree Chapel, Nj
John P. Sconce to Miss Grovena M. Crank, both Q
Cincinnati,
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CITY NEWS.

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CRY AUDITOR -.
The City Auditor last night reported to The
City Council that during the week ending en-
yesterday, orders had been drawn on the Ciy
Treasury for the following sums:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;

NEW STREET-SWEEPER FOR CITY
~ OR. RAILROAD USE-Warrauted to work
perfectly in snow, DUST or mud. viii do more wolS
than fifty men, at 81 per day. The inventor Ia n v
prepared to get them up plain for city use and f.,
railroad companies sweeping, or two.horse aid
four wheel, with double set of brooms, sweepir.
both sides at once, with sprinkler attached.
Orders solicited. SEV. LONGLEY
Elmer Eorkner, Manufacturers, corner Of fif;h
street and Whitewater Canal - ja5a'
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MONTHLY REPoar OF THE Mayors CLERK.
The Mayors Clerk, Mr.. Charles S. Belts, lust
night reported to the City Council that during
the past month he had received and paid into
the City Treasury the following sums: a. -
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs--For the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, Optician, No. 7
West Fourth-street, January A.
HOME INTEREST.

gA- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches ar d
lew. Try, Nos. 34l and 27l Western.row.
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GOLT'S FIRE. .ARMS-The great reducti, n
" In prices of Colts Repeating Pistols Shot Guns.
and Rifles, will take effect on and after the lst II
January 1850, Aside from efficiency. there is no"
other firearms. ORDERS from the west or soul,
should be addressed to either Colts Patent Fir-
arm arm Manutacturing Co., Hartford tenn, b. KIt,
Kitlredge h Folsom, t5 st. Chsrles-street, New Or
leans, La; Charles Kittredge, 90 North Fourta-
street, st. Louis, Mo. I.',4... jai.c'
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that afte, certain length Of time fail to com.
plete their work, or neglect to keep their roads
in repair. 2lH
After a session in counting the votes both
Houses took recess. 1i
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liver Complaint Sick Headache &c. This Anti- BiliOA
Medicine sxpes from the blood the hidden seeds Of dis
case and renders all the fluids and sserstions pure an
Guent clearing and reauseitAtng the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed l. il to Us, that able to pAes
within your reach, medicine like the MOUNTAIN HEW
Pu1An that will pass directly 10 the afflicted parts
through the blood and Guilds Of the body, and Gauss
the sufferer to brighten with the aush OF beauty and
haalth.
JnsdsOn's Pills are the Best Remedy in erist-
enee for the follo,ciug Complaints:
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE |

UhEAI FEWALE MEUICINE!
d. Females who value health should never b without
these Pills They purify the blood, remove obstruction
o. all knds cleanse the shin Of al pmpes and blotehes
and bring the rich COLOR Of health % the pals cheek
81 The Plants and Herbs Of which these Pills an
made, were discovered IN very surprising way Anong
the TeEueanR tribe Of AborigiDes in Mexico Get TIL
Almanac Of our Agent and you viii read with delight
the very interesting account Il contains Of the "GkEA
NnscST" Of the Aztecs
0heerve.-Te MoNAsaiH Herb PSzs are vaz up in I
hes~ysa RrePG. Each bon cosaGiRs 20 piLL GRd RenS
a p eeets pr boz Al eeaHsAe liars tie sS9aatRTr Q,
b. L. JUDSoN a CO., on each boa
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Wholesale and Retail
SHOE MANDATORY,
NEW ORLEANS.
O. Il. Gate &c 90.
WKOLES.ALE CR.g.MBRRS,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
n L p o II + o r.
Fine Philadelphia Made Shoes,

For Ladies, Misses and Children. Gentlemen, Boys
and Youths, and every style Of FIRST CLASS Gus
TOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
We cord ally solicit examination from all mer-
chants requiring good goods,
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ga DR.. JAMES IS tne acknowledged Chief Of his
Speciality. Thousands csn testify 70 the CREST sue
chss Of Dr. JANIS in the t5es,en, OF diseases Of the
most obstinate and vrient character, whose synr-
toms are most horrible and distressing dc ma
cured cases whore tie blood had become poisoned
producing b.otches tie tsce, pimpies small Va
tsry blissers, ulcers, pans in the head snd bones
ulsersted thros and nose serofls together with an
endless number Of sufferings.
Es- THE AFFLICTED ARE ADVISED TO AP
PLY To DR. JAMES.
For alas how many have been lost, not only b,
delay bu, by the more fatal trea,ren. Of poisonous
drugs.
Dosed from day to dsy with life destroying drug,
which, while hey do NOS eradicate the disease, under
mine tie constitution, sSni finally produce the most
horrible of-deallsi Even fife he spared. how many
osss oat miserable existence fHdnna ths fearful
penalty ofviolaiin Ns,uses laws, aud renseCed unh'
FOR tho ep!oynents CT -odo,y ami ofthe family.
These Who ar, 20 fortunate A. not % have con
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New OKLKAEs- April 3, 1859.
Dear .SirS =-Averse As / an to appear before the
public, | cannot refrain GhIs oecAsIon to speak
without reserve IN commentator Of the heeief
4 Wilson Sewing Machine. Il Is now some five years
s.nce l purchased of YOU: and although it has
been in constant in my family ever since, II
works perfectly wen IS on the day purchased it.
some eleven months since purchased another more
especially for negro snd heavy work. The utility Of
tie Wheeler a Wilson machine cannot be exceled,
il is the m plus ultra OF al Sewing Machines.
We no longer need seanstreass and have re
Gently sold my negro seamstre-s for Sl5eo cash. j
pay no taxes. Insurance no board doctor bills
on my Sewing Machine! Mrs q. docs more sewing
in one day than my $3.50 seanstres- could do in two
weeks and my little girls hat 10 and l. years old
make up all their own clothes and delight in the
task.
No planter or family should Be without Wheeler
{ Wilson Machine. | have pad much attention. "a
Sewing Machines examined and tried all the differ
tnt kinds Of any notonety and must unhesltatlng
Is agree With Judge Mrigs, there is but Sewing
| MSrhine and ttat is Wheeler Wilson $"
any objection to the leather pad. consider too ab
| surd 70 require any notice. We have never expert
/ enced any difficulty IN its use.
DAVID K. GOODWIN,
Jackson : rect, Fourth District.
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Confectionery.

r1uNEsT TuRPIN, No IS Old Levee street.
~ New Orleans manu1actures ny Stem process o
nIfI DROps His Rock stick and Fancy Candies
sNe well known throughout the . 1uthwe~I nnrhsh-
- resh fr,rn the Manufactort, they really supe
g snd decldedlv preferred 70 similar articles
tot mon, 4 distance and more or less deteFiora.
PA " ~. eanenee Prices moderrse. Terms cash
- .nn~1ys4 ATTY accsptancs2.
M aorsssR Sea 70, tstP pom
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Ren1en1 Der
81 DR. JAMES OLD EsTABTIsHED SPEN
sARY Is 90 cUHToM,HOUsE STREET.
between Royal and Bourbon Streets.
NRVE ORLEANS, La.
Nee orasaa-. JaA- n. lsO le-e@
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Gef,lfrssn Having used Of your Sewing Ma
chimes my family for SIX years past and applied it
to every variety Of family sewing, both HEAvY AND
LIGHT, / have no hesitaNon in recommending them
the best Family Sewing Machine that has vet been
brought before the public, both regards speed,
uoI-clvss and easy operation excellence and beauty
Of -titch alike both sides Of the sbric) and gTea
economy Of thread. For general work they are I'M
approachAhie and fully equal to ten sesmSresses.
The machine purchased of you hiss nov been in
use IN my family years, aud has never been out
Of ORDER is sul as good ever. Any objections
made 70 the leather pad absurd. We never have
had any trouble with II.
JOSEPH STINSON.
Nt7r Orleans Nav Is 1859. 36-Tm
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Comm unicated.
(For a. Cozsc1ui,psl

AFeT ~ NpNAcftfitttI
AsEsBEnS, Aug 10 1859.
DvAs v@Er-Upon the principles Ofiustoe and hu-
manity, an induced to AK your permission 10 IN
sest this communication in your paper. believing as
do, sha. may be the means Of preventing unume
" sorrov in Tany happy household.
On Friday last. having beeu for several days preyi-
Gus sbseus nom ny ntmHy, tound On my return
home, that my intsnt assd about fifteen months, was
quite unwell, from some unknown csuse-supposed
70 Be tsethins. Upon an examination, however. !
was q the opinion that her iudi-post,loo prooe,c
from worms; and having been told by a respectable
physician that wras CANAAN vDgurvoE was =
.oyere remedy against This terrible enemy Of chill
lrsn. I vas induced to give It a trial reluctantly By
he acquiescenOe of my family Physician.
On Tussday morning fOlOving. ono more SINAI
dose vas administered making IN ali five doses, Of 3
quarter Of = tea-poouful instead Of half as pre-
scribed By The label Of directions. 10 all the little
reaturs has discharged 70 this date the rise ofthre
hundred worrns, majority Of which sill average svc
or siK inches IN length and running about as usual
ith returning evidences Of good health and spirits
Having met vith such astonishing sffocts in The
ca.o n my infans, was Induced 70 use the voruh
fass on 81 other children under my protection Va
ying IN age from two 70 Ten years cd. and every
oa.e save oos thas Of he Oldest the like happy re
suits have been produced.
Thsse facas are ELECTED is bccanse my Nal pathy
heretofor~ 70 uostrums Of every kind; and u, b.
cause my eEperoacs has oouvnced me thai, IL th'
experiment hsye made with wrsn's CAs.blaS Vas
ayvos, q is dus 70 suffering humanity ~ veu as Tho
uAnuasctures q the raedidino 70 make public th'
rrsul,a Of my chseryssOn.
WI. yAssER.
70, s.le IN Ng-- orie~ns. wholesale and rstsl, by
>. WRIGHT a CO.
q ard I5l Chnrtres street.
Sole Trorae,0ry.
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AN Prof essional Interviews
CONFIDENTIAL.

Extracts, of Testimonials of some
of the Press:
TFroB INC Nes orlean, Crescent March STA 1888
Dp. Jrtr.-The celebrity Of Dr. James, of 50 Gus
ton-Hort,s Street, "a not confined to New Orleans
Louisiana or the United States but existsshrouqh
out Eur one. Asa general thing. he IS nfllible, and
tho-e Who may come within the range OF his treat
ment N av calf upon ham only with the hope but
the assuEsce OF being restored to health snd hspPi
ness.
fProT, the n &c Orleans Delta May lsih 1858.
pa JAxE, The best and most feasible plan for
those Of our readers who are suffering from any kind
Of pr,vss A .esse he it acute otherwise to sp-
DIV immedi, tely 10 our Viend DIT. James, Nc. s.
Custom.HouI e Street
From the BaA n Rouge Gasetis ard Chgst Nov is SOS
la JAMS For certain ella r ~ lseHss' 20 Nii's
Dr. james dc otes his entire q, Nenuon' he has no r.
val in the coun try.
rFrDru the OaAas,on Tsr1s) Nsrs Mdy . lsSs.
pa Jawrs--We can ctpeerfully r, eommend gu WHO
need medical treatment for GER WI t@sa MAJ.
dies TO apply Dr. James Of s2Cusi YIN see1
by letter or otherwise
Iron ths Gyvnada (Afesl Locomotive VS.
Il il said by thoss in New orlearN wA'o have re-
quired Dr. James services, that he hos No superior
In the Union.
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CEY or Jackson, MISS,

CI-Y or Jackson, MISS,
April q. 1859.
G,stlenn;-The Wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma
chine purchased of You surpesses my expectations,
both bea ny If its finish and the excellence Of it's
performance. | am not capable Of Judging Of the
merits Of this Machine s. compared with those OF
other Patentees But il is difficult for me to con-
how any other Machine can be better than this
for is really marvellous witness the rapidlty and
pertectness OF its work. No family should be with
out one. Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM NEVILLE.
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NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 1889.
Gentlemen Having two years purchased one
OF your medium ,lze Wheeler son Sewing Ma
chimes. It affords pleasure to state that have
found II answer every purpose for family and gen
-ral household sewing, and do not hesitate 70 re-
CONNIE nd them one OF the most useful machines
have ever seen. do not think the leather pad any
objection.
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
K. GARDERE,
IS Esplsnsde Street, New Orlean
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DR.. Boards Bye Inflrmary.
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL sihEs' FROM s'o y DIAMETER OF CYLIN

SNAFAONAttN STEAM ENGINES
ALL sIzEs, FROM 10 IL DIAMETER OF cvIrS.
DER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, frsm " N 80
horse power y -
DRklNlS6 WHEELS from IL Zee, to % fee, d.
DRAINING PUMPS from to % niche. in diume-
Lea Leavists Patent CIRCULAR saw Mills
With both iron and wooden frames sith NorcrCsst
koeser Boxes and stearn's patent Eccentric Head
Pages and Page Chila's CIRCULAR SAW MfTIs
Double Circular Saw Mills with Tor saws
6traub's Iron Frame CORN and fLOIjR Mia
from ~ b 70 inches diameter
NEWELLS COTTON SCREWS Of q ~ a,rd =,
inches In diameter BY y feet long, and zee r Tor
either horse or steam power.
sIIAFTING, COUPLINGS PULLIEs. YTANna
HANGERS and Boxes Of an siEea
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERa a fpchen IL. 4i.,....r
and from IL 70 % feet long.
CIRCuLAR SAWS up % - inches diwmetAr.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of an sifaUa
40 assortment Of al sites Of the above articles gan
orally ~ store ready for delivery a. ths shoFtast no
the lowest press. ''A-' 49, =
Gysry artiels fully EiArAnteea.
address ~ mai - ''"' - "-'
al GILMAN.
Ssot~A suS \, 80 @,'~ S~''t N'"-oHssss;
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Tn Merchants.

G. A. Barriere s. Brother,
lao CANAL STREET,
Touro Buildings,
New-Orleans.
SIS EXC HANGE PLACE,
NewsYork.
. RUE DU FAUBoURG PoIssoNNIERE.
Paris.
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A COMPLETE
i ASSORTMENT OF
Plantation Goods,
LoVvells,
Blankets.
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THE WHEELER d WILSON'S
WING CHIN ..
osr..sea.s q k.s Esesae.es or. Nc WIZ.

From persons Of the highest respecability who have
them in use, we select the following for publication
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hv others in due time.