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Steamship Galveston, Hutthngs, from Havana via
Key West and other Florida ports 26th ult
to C Harris--lst dist.
Steamship Fashion, Johnson FIN Indianola. to
Wakefield 4 Wilbur-Stock Landing.
Brit ship Gertrude, Doane. I'm Liverpool December
LIST, via Mobile, to I c jenkins &co--Point.
Ship Mariana, Williams, I'm Havre 13th December,
in ballast, to master--Point.
Ship India. Howard, FIN Helvoit 9th November to
Warneken, Kirchoff &co-Point.
Brit ship Henry, 49,, I'm Liverpool, TO master
Point.
Bremen ship o. Thyen. Addcks, I'm Bremen 14th
December, III ballast to Thiele & Seller
Brit ship W Hammond, I'm Liverpool, to master
Point #
Ship stountaineer, Wilson, I'm Liverpool December
18th, to Baxter, Lowell 5co-Point.
Bark Alice Provost, Durham, FIN Bordeaux 18th
November, to Creeyy y Farwell- Point.
Mex schr Manuelita. Berreliaga, I'm Tobasco, to
F Camerden-2d dist, Is.
Schr New Year, I'm the Coast, to MASTERED dist
$Schr ltalienne, FIN the Coast to master-2d dist
Sehr Adeline. I'm the Coast, to master--2d dist.
Schr L'Eelair, FIN the Coast, to master-2d dist.
sSchr Antonio, FIN the Coast, to MASTERED dist.
SSloop Tonnerre, FIN the Coast to MASTERED dist
Steamboats,.
& John Raine, Underwood, I'm Louisville.
Meteor, Drafin, I'm st Louis.
John ] Roe, Yore, FIN st Louis.
NatcheZ feathers, FIN Fichshurg.
JF Pargoud, Tobin, FIN 0uachita River.
Iberville, Baranco I'm Bayou Sara.
California, Myers, I'm Mobile.
Hy Lewis, Winters, I'm Mobile
Lake End jeff. & Car. R. R.
Acadia, Vincent I'm Donaldsonrille.
Towboat Hercules. LaPlace, from the Passes =
towed down and to sea on the 9th ult
ships Devonshire and Josephus brig Sabina
brought up ship Gertrude, bark Alice Pre-
vost and schr ] Manuelita.
Towboat Calhoun, Porter. FIN the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th ult ships Emily
Augusta and Mountaineer- brought up ships
Henry and O. Thyen.
ToWboat james L Day, Brown, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 30th ult,
ships Albert and Yanelia. brig N stetson-
brought up ships W Hammond and Noun
taineer.
rowboat A J Whitmore. Whitmore, FIN the Passes
flowed down and to sea on the 10Th ult,
ships Plantageaet and Galena-brought up
ships Mariana and India
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z- Cotton Presses
ALABAMA,
FACTORS,
~ Corner Of TchoupitouaS aud Henderson streets.
~ 81. Mary street, between Pcrdido and Pcydragr
LOUISIANA. ~ '''
- Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets
MISSISSIPPI.
Corner Of Tch0uponlas and Richard streets
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS,
- Corner Legee and RoAignHc STREETS.
Corner Administration ard Richard streets.
szYMANSKTS
SHIPPERS 1''" '''''''''
UNION, Nv" lac ''S 'ts'''
WOODS ""1 '''D's DA' '"''''
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
x,,,,,., Corner of Tchoupltouas and Orange sreetg
New Levee street.
Front fsavee street.
LEYEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Ieyee street, between ST. Ferdinand and Montecut,
Streets Third District.
PICATTNE,
Levee street, opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Tlevee and Rolignac streets.
- COTTON PRESS,
NEW Igyee strGeE, between Monegut Couetstreets
Third District,
PELICAN PRESS
Corler CT St. Mary's ami Tchouptoulas streets,
District.
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REGCLAR RED RIVER. yEx

apply board 7 'Fn Observation-Disclosures
lhs Louis r was built expressly for the Red River eda
the trade '' - NV '"'P"s'eo ny any boat IN
Passengers and shippers rely on the Iopis nor 1ea
on her regular advertised Gay above = ~ s
"a, FIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
1
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FEsgx@A4Hl's 44tNk4-~pur Ihn UOAnI,
R%Hy b. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
snuHch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
oIden Age. Capt. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, at O'Clock.
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Leaves THURSDAY. Feb, 7 at BPM
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
. W. b. Orleans Packet Lne-U. S. Mail PAckat-For
Memphis and the Bends-The fine Hrst,class pas
lNansaT52Ssenger packet steamer John Simnuda
J. Frank Hicks master will be reody receive reigh Wfne
day morning at the foot Of God street and viii leave AZ
above. For freight passage snnly hoard or 10 "
JOHN f. HYDE It CO.,
ISZ .., =. -, under st. Charles Hotel, left wing
This boat connects Napoleon regular packets for he
Arkansas and White rivers and at Memphis with the Mepbis
and Charleston Railroad. ~ r
Bills lsdns signed the office of the Agents up to O'Clock
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This substantial 5wiftrunnng Passenger Steamer II. w.
Powell, Capt. Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING
ana II R. W, ADAMS 4 90 Agents
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NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RHFoad. oce No. lis Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square. -
RESIDENT
- o. Ni't les secretary.
General SuNGrtut"rdcnt.
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Rinnd Office. of St. Peter and Old IL wee streets
opposite Jackson Square.
VIA g. HeweS N....,...,............... President.
B. +. Flanders.. Secretary
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B G U F RIV e r

leave on SATURDAY. Feb 2 at s P. NJ
REGULAR BEUF RIVER PACKET
, ~ A,-for Point Jefferson, Ion, Red Mouth, Gum
Point Til mass Landing DAilcys Bunf Prairie
1ones and all Intermediate landings on Bpuf
River The and very light draught passenger packet
steamer bottle Webb, Fl. A. Burt, master will leave
as above. For freight Or passage apply on board.
YIR0INIUS q. DENTZEL,
Jh=o Advertising Agent.
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FO RT ADAM MS,

Leaves every THURSDAY at5PM
FOR FORT ADAMS, FUNICA, NOR
49, gar2h Bayou Sara and the Cchsf-The new pas
tsenger steamer Laurel Hill, f. f. Gr-ss
snahlef having been newly fitted and her
extended will leave above every THURSDAY EVENING
az O'Clock.
SELF FTGFNF LANOrF. Agent
of Camp and Deind Streets respectfully informs his
ani the public generally that he established the above
place. where he will I've prepared attend 10 ali business his
line al the shortest notice. day night He would also inform
the public that ha has secured The services OF Mr. JOHN RAY
ormey in the employ Of Daniel Monrge) whose experience
IN the Undertaking business for the last CHI years will enable
him 10 fully the wishes Of the public Mr. QUIRk and
Mr. RAY Will attend pers onnlly to all funerals,
Wooden and Metallic Collins and Collins lined with lend
hand.
Also, Carriages for Hire do 3m
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every TUFSDAYat5o'clo
NEW ORLEANS Ar

Leaves every UFSDA Y al O'Clock r. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND Vyg;YSE.
Ms@ o. burg o. s. Mail Iine-For 0onaIdsonvilla Pa
Gnemtne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Rnvou Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Matches Watar
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warenton and vck
ourg-The steamer Charsner, Capt W G. Wilson viii
leave a. shove every TUESDAY. p NJ ReturnnS
she will leave Vicksbrrg FRIDAY y CLOCK Il
!a& Agents 81 Eeronisa1e, st-o,+
The above steamer will With ts
DewdrGp for FaEoo river. ~
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NEGRO CLOTHING NEGRO CLOTHING,
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER

Plant"rF aud Dealers Invited examine an invoice of
5osNABuRGs, COTTON JEANS, PLAINS and KERsEYs,
manufactured in Texas equato any that can be brought
into the market. PERKINS & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
jal9 Sn No, ~ Carondelet street, corner Onion.
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, HsS ~ Steamer Ora nd Era, Capt. Ben 3. Konns
will leave above for Jefferson Shreveport and
sSSassssE4 bove the Raft Sprng Bang Dooev's Ferry
Fulton White Cliffs Lanespo Rowland and nl way landings
giving clear bills and through tickets, Apyy to
,co Il, L. kOUNS It HROS.
a. III, +, , No Front street
he Grand Era connects Mt Shreveport every Thursday
With the side-wccl steamer Flt fur Jefferson
Shoals. ~ ~ AVA ''V "n''e NaN
s Returning the Grand Era leaves Shreveport every Fri
DAY at ~ A. W. passes Grand Ecort Saturday at A. VI Alex.
andt AZ II NJ, stopping Sunday morning Tor PASSENGERS at
kei River IMMdng SaYnn Sara Baton nj
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Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb o ats Pm
REGULAR ST. LOUIS PASSEN-
TSg n ger Packet-For St. Louis Cairo, Hickman, New
LGSa' Madrid, Memphis and all intermediate landings
The swift running light passenger packet
steamer Southwestern, Patterson MASTER will leave as
apply or board.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
np Arant
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n, Leaves OF TUESDAY. Feb 5st5PM
hesr 0eHefson and New Orleans Tuesday T. NJ Packet
, FOR JEFF ERSON, SHREVFPORT Grand
, HarS IA hAEou tonshaita Campe, Grand Ecore Alex.
Hss$sf Inda Nonan's BaEbin's, and all intermediate
III ,anungs on Red rverThe elegant, very light
a. az ana ASst running passenger packet Double DON VIM
u Harrison master, will leave above For freishJ Or mas
S"se ''ns superior accommodations, apply on board
%, FlEGlNIuE g. DENTZEL,
ynlSg.Tfo n -,,..-.., Advertising gent.
Shreveport and will take freight for above the Raft with
lege oil reshipping ut card rates ~ F'i''
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fSEAATkGAU GtSCDuRS, PEsCATORE 100 cases
~ IN quarts and pn5 OF Ibis ayoTe Wine, store and for
sag by s. D. GRATIAA d Co,
0J NV ~ CnstomhauNe street.
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:
The Starlight built expressly for the Red River trade
and for comfort safety aud speed surpassed
nthe de fnseerer8 can rely the Starlight leaving
her regular advertised day, above,
For freight or passage apply board
VIRGIETUS G. TENTZEL,
uS Advertising
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TALLAHATCHIE AND YAzOO RIVER.

INHIN1 ElIAAh TNIlTlAHNIUHfE ANT
Hsrg b YaaOo River PHcket--For Tllq ,ba Mouth Cold
lF 5s35fsa Water Month Talanache Icaore Greenwood,
Sidon, TcH Y1o0 City, Sntnriia and all
medue landugsThe new light draught very fast run
ming passenger packet steamer Col. II. III. JudSOu
Ford master, will leave above. For freight passage APP
ply on board
ViRGINIUS G. DEETZEL,
fe2 e-tiviuo
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Leaves TUESDAY. Feb. ). at + P. NJ. posityefv
REGULAR RED RIVER PA CKET
, IT, hS@For Grand Ecore Nnchitoches, Clnuerville
#ska8Astse Plasance, Gote Alexanda Norman's Bar,
9sI1&bn's, and MI intermediate landings on Red river
Cane and Little rivers1he splendid new and swift running
light draught passenger packet Rapides j. G.
Dowty master will leave above freight or passage
having fine accommodations, apply on board. @~'
VlRGlNlUS G. DENTZEL,
la-' Advertising Agent
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WEIR MISSTSSTppr

NEW N{LEANS AND VICKS-
Hs% m burg s Mail Line-For nonadsonviie Peo
sass2al1 nemne Baton Rouge Port Hudson Rayou Sara
Z ed River Landing Fort Adams Natchez Water
proof Rodney s. Joseph Grand Gulf Warenon and Virs
bnrgThe Entchez, T. P. Ieahers master viii eave
as above every Saturday at o'clock P NJ " ~
IN j. j. PERSON 4 CO. Agents.
sHiu At CaroMdelet street
and Prince for Yaaoo river. = - l' 4tope
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MBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. Feb. 5. at P. NJ.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS-
~ kvilc, Trce's Landing, Cnnon Eddyyllie, Dycus-
a4lAf5S burg Smiand Paducah, Metropolis Cairo Co.
Es5sSTeS Iumbus Hickman New Madrid, Randolph md nj
nteFmedia'n andimgs = The regular packet steamer Red
Royer. VIM Strong, master, will leave as above For
freight Or passage apply on board
B. DUFIELD, Agent,
fel II Cnlnp street
This boat connects at Memphis with the Memphis and Charles
on Railroad and Mt Cairo with the Illinois Central
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N &c z.
To All Whom II may Concern.

THE UNDERSIGNED would especially warn
l. all persons from purchasing either Of the
following described notes (or ANY note notes
given by the undersigned to b. } Madison in the
year is59}. As they We're obtained by Jroua mis-
rfpr'Sentat,on, and without conStde, alton, and
WILL NOT BE PAID. These notes were all
given at one time and are made payable to b. j.
Madison, or order, and signed by Jno. Thornton,
at b0ngeness, Ciallam county, Washington Ter.
rilofy, in July, 1853; but whether the name is
ia1iy stated on the face Of the notes. subscriber
does not recoIlect. The notes fall due and are
u denominations az stated below, to-wit:
Two notes given July, A. d., 1853, one thou
SAND dollars each, and due January LIST. A. D.
lsbl Also no5es 10 the amount of seventeen
Thousand dollars in one thousand dollar notes:
falling due on the first day of May, A. D. 1861
sl,o0o, and on the first day Of January A. D.
1867, $1,000, and in Hike manner thereafter on
hfst days Of January and May Of each year. one
thonsnhd dollar notes will he due. at the rate Of
two thousand dollars year for eight years and
bali. All OF tie above described notes, and
indeed all notes that were given by the subscli-
Der to said B. J. Madison, were obtained by the
same false pretence, and will not be paid.
JOHN THORNTON,
CIalAm county, T. [n204w1
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Testimonials of the Horace Waters Pianos
and Melodeons.

1.-The Piano to hand. in first rate order Itfs a.
beautiful Instrument and no nistake.''Lee d Walker
Philadelphia, Pa.
John Hewitt. OF Carthage, New York who has had
of the II orace Waters Pianos writes as foI,ows
A friend Of mine wishes me to purchase piano for
her she likes the one you sold me in December, 1850
Ny piano is becoming popular in this place. and ink
can Introduce one or two more; they win be more
popular than any other make
~ have two of Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
nary Of which has been severely tested for three
gars and We can testify to their good quality and du-
ra6ilty'-HoodS Gregory. .Roant Carroll, MS
III. WArsEs. Ese.-Dear Sir: Having used one Of
your oFtes Tor TWO years past, have found in
Prae,pat Broo 4tyn Hcights semina,y
The ano Ireceived from you continues to give sat
iac on regard it as Of the best instruments in
the place. ''-Jomes Il. Ctqr!e Charleston. IA.
The Ae'odeon has safely arrived. feel obliged to
you for unr liberal dsc0uuwil do all can for you
III these parts j. -M Cormtek, yarqesciAe,s.C.
- hr Piano was duly received 1t came in excellent
condition. and is very much admired by my numerous
Iainily. Accept my thanks for your promptness.''-
Robert Cooper, Harre1ham, Bradford county, Pa.
~ our Piano lcases we'll. It's the best in our
County. '-1AOmas =. Latham. C0mbeHoa. Ga.
We "re very much Obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for $3.50, and shall take pains
10 recommend it, 'f-Btank, Held y Co.. Bafalo Eem.
''Ihe Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
yey best afs enabled to speak Of these instruments
with confidence from personal knowledge Of their es-
ceilent tone and durable quality'N. y. Erongeist.
I'VE can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
ramos " personal knowledge, as being Of the very
best quality. ''--Christian iateHfgeaeer.
AothDs ut the State Fair displayed greater excel
renee ~ any department than the Horace Waters Pr
'Ihe Horace Watere Pianos built Of the best and
MOST thoroughly seasoned material. We have doubt
thatbuyers eau do we'll, perhaps BETTER this than
at any other house in the on''-.7dCocotc JoHri
waters ramos aud Meiodeons challenge COMPARE
son VITA The finest made anywhere in the coInsry.'
HoA,e JomrnGi.
Horace Yates Piano fortes Of fun. rich. and
even tone and powerful. ''.Nep YorA Musical Rerep.
"our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the very
best assor men Of Pianos TO be found in the United
states aud we urge southern and western friends
to give him Call whenever they go to New York;
Graham's Magazine.
WareroOms 800 Broadway, New York.
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SEWING MACHINES,
L. co X \ Ell 4 cos
Family and manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TiGGART 4 FsRK'S PATENT.

Ne are happy say to the thousands who mr.. n.ip,
our machines, and the thousands that want them thai
each machine now hears the pae nt license s,amn q,
HtoN ER IL BAKER. elias Howe, jr, aud all persons
lining or using them are sec"e against any moesta-
Oar Ma hines are now just what we want them; in
.e' conpstoE aitd on an equally popular basis with
,Ae best made and highest priced ma hines in amy mar
get and they are s,il sold NJ ST ard Sl5. Including
letnmers >of which have several stylrsl Needles,
ana ev'rytAn; necessary 10 theruse in family or shop
class Machine i'll market.
In justice 70 our Machines well A. our customers
W. "htr to re jaadthe moaeg ia s:N,ydlvs frrnly ma
chlue winch does not wholly satisfy tie rurs has
+ Inns feature alone makes machine worth murh
mere than any ether as there is some RISK in
huyin-mpst machines.
few D! its superior auaIi;ie are tbesa.y, ,s,s .
straight needles has great space under the arm sews
from two coEmen spools neither being fastened and
hoth IN sight, turns hinges; is secured from dQ and
exposes oil; tslers- purchase than that of
any other machine;t has hat two regulating screws
and both shove and in fronts the lriyin, ia
tircly ontside Of the table it requires 70 alttian far
ally arieties of work w certainly % heater greater
variety Of WORK than a:y machine among the hundreds
"ih which We are &C Iu.e; its tension Is perfect; il
runs easily and still: tothtrs nobody; noyices can
man age it, None other will ,atisfy where it is known
We can safely say lint piece of lahor-sayjur ma
c!t'! ever gre" rapidly hto uAtycrsal [s,or as our
sewing machines Three years has placed tAem in the
very 'front.' ranks first class machines and though our
nahui4ctlrinE facilities have been largely iurrea g We
nave me- teen tog 10 supply the d-ull!tl, hIr.r tho
past season. We can nov fill sll or,ers We have nd
ded to styles the Rightside !Hata 4 JLrsn,,,,
table elnmer AID can now defy the world to pndnre
Tii'F instruments F,r doing all kinds Of SEWN, ana
embroidery Let every one who is Interested Ia The
s I" Furch!sc o. n1t s"ld f5r Descriptive Circular
md FAN pies ofetHyh. ~
We must caution The pubic az .inst unprincped and
eFect% irresponsible ties who have claim ID 10 he
TIT SUI eess"fs representing that machines were ont
y N fHtt and offer acast-away machine Of our, in It's
lace, We uLIy sell ,ul niyl laacl ines T1ruarf A. |
F tsat' AID az thc sve Pre-! rietors in the e.ht
|. CORNELL Il Co.
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PROF. l.. MILLER'S
HAIR INVIGORATOR:

AN EFFECTIVE. SAFE AND ECONOMICAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dyeing, and preventing The hair
from turning gay. EE
FOR PREVENTING BADNESS, and curing it.
when there is the least particle of vitality or
recuperatge energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF
and all entan"ous affections of the scalp
FOR BEAUTIFIING THE HAIR, impair ting 10
it On uneqaaled gloss and brlliancy, making
ii soft and silky i'll It's texture and causing il
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for
this unequalled preparation, convince the proprietor
corning public of its superior qualities over any
other preparation at present in 1t cleanses
head and scalp from dandfuf and other cutaneous
diseases the hair to grow uxurantly, and gives
it rich. Soft glossy and flexible appearance, and also
where the hair is oosenng and thinning, it will give
strength and vigor TO the roots and restore the growth
those parts which have become bald, causing it to
yield freshforef,fg Of hair.
There are hundreds OF ladies' and gentlemen in New
York who have had Their hair restored by the of this
1nyi@orator, when all other preparations mad failed
L. has in his possession letters nnumerabe testify
ing to the above facts from persons the ghest re-
specabty. 1t will efectually prevent the hair from
turning until the latest period of life; and in cases
where the hair has already changed its COLOR the Of
the lnyigorator will with certainty restore to its orig
nal hue, giving it dark, glossy appearance. Asa
perfume for the toilet and Hair Restorative par
cuiarly recommended having agreeable fragrance;
and the great facilities it affords in dressing the hair
which, when moist with the Invigorator can be dressed
in required form so as to preserve its place. whether
plain in curlshence the great demand for it by the
ladies as standard toilet article which none ought to
be without the price places within the reach ofall
being ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per bot.
te to he had at all respectable druggists perfumers
l.. MILLER would call the attention Of parents and
guardians to the OF his Iny ,oraor cases where
the childrens hal, nclnes to be weak The use Of II
lays the foundation for good head Of hair. re-
moves any impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp, the removal OF which Is necessary both
for the health o. child the OF
its hair.
C.rTIoN-None genuine without the fac sir,iIe Louis
MILLER being the outer wrapper; aso, l.. MILLERS'
HAIR RESTORATIVE, N. Y. blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot SO Dey St. aud sold by all the prin-
cipa Merchants and Druggists throug hout the world
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity. l
also desire to present to the American public my
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES
TORED.

""'e "o''"'e", Z" " CcuecA EHCStOpe.
ON THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD.
ical cure Of Spermafor.hoea, or Seminal weak
ness sexual Debility. Nervousness and involun.
tary emiss ion inducing impotency. and Menta,
and Physical ncapaciiy.
Hy ROBT. J. CULvERWELL, d.
1uihor Of the Green Book, dc.
The wolld-renowncd author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that The awful consequences of self.abuse may be
ehecinal'y removed without medicine and with
out daa2e Gus surgical opera ons, bouges, in
struments, rings OF cordial, pointing ont mode
OF cure at once certain and eieclual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself eheapiy, privately and rad.
ically. This lecture will prove boon to thous
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, posi maid on
the receipt Of two postage stamps by addressing
Dr.J. 9. KLINE, III Bowery, New York. Posi-
Office box 1856. aI.-v,
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SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES

New Music =. sssarah Jane Lee!s
and Chorus. -
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELsuns,a,en .
n easy accompaniment; can he sung BY chaa .sst
well as adults, and will soon become one ~ 1870 r..
popular songs OF the day. Sentiment OF .ne .nhiiel6
ceilent Price Is cents : mailed free. yus.. RS1a
by HOhAC1 Hsv Yoek
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-15
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III Il
sabbath School Books Published nv This
House.

The Anniversary and sunday School Music Book No
/, contains 81 tunes and hymns; Price cents each
aV.Iafs per huhdTed. The Anniversary and Sunday
school Music Book, No ?, contains IS and hymns
price cents each, dol. per huudteI. The Annyer-
60 tancs and hymns; price cents EACH dol per humid
TIL Ann srrsary and Sunday School Music Book No
T. straw ready; ii contains 40 tunes hymns; price
Goats each doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday school Music Book. combining Nos and
= I'll several additional pieces. contains % tunes and
INNS; Price cents each, dolls per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Eeok. Nos. ] and ?: No eou-
tains + t. and hymns. price cent: No. contains
- tut ana hynns price cents each, dolls Der It,
postage cent each. The Sabbath school Bell con-
tans iji tunes and hymns; price ~ cents each dolls
per hundred, postage two cents each; elegantly boupd
20 cents each, - dollars per hundred. Congregational
nIhgIng-an eight page tractrGce - cts per dozen Is
dollars per hundred.