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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-20

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TIRE 91N0D1
SEWING,MACHINES
IN ORDER TO PLACE rHK
HEST FAMILY MAGAZINES IN rHE
Within the rsash Of oil We have reduced our
Letter "A, Or Transrsrss Sksttle MssA iaes,
(ssith Hemmsv,)
Beautifully ornansnted. to $50.
TREsE LETTEM a mAeMiNEs
CsnsaIn Recest Valuable umprove.
nenls.
Wewosld SIX for them before purchasing elss-
whsrs) the special atteution Of Vest makers,
Drsss makers and ! II who want Machines for light
notwithstanding purposes.
SingsFb NJ. / % Stan3ara Shuttle 1aehiDe,
both Of very general application and capacity and
popular il tie family and nanufacsory. Price.
reduced, respectively from $iss and $50 to $50
and 800.
s1NGHR'S NO. . STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For Carria r. makers and Acavy leather work
Price, complete, sifs.
The singer Machines
Make tho interlocked stitch, which lathe best
stitch known. They axs OF great speed, easily nm
derstoed, staple In sersetsIs, Of ersst
adapt "a "a tho heaviest and lghtest koods are nm
ishoA tAs nest psffest 10 nusr, and 10y Do used
for several years. without requiring repair.
THE STANDARD MACHINE
For TsiIerins, Boot and Shoe Making, Harness
Making, Carriage Trimming, Ae., will do more
work earn more money and 10 cheaper than those
of any other maker ~ gilt.
We have slwayson hand HENMING GAUGES,
| SILK TWIST. LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
| on spOOLs, BEST MACHINE OIL In bottles, &c.
| CnICA GO AGENCY, Ne. SO Clark.sa.,
tsAernAn Aoase.)
| w Letters for the Above Agency ahonid be
| Addrentd ~. M. SING IN 4 Co..
J. BILLINGS Agent for Ksokuh, iowa
~ All persons requiring Information about
SEWING MACHINES, their sises, prices. work
ING sspasitiss and the best methods VI p~shasing,
csa obtain II BY sending fer copy OF
Il. m.siDger 4 Goa Cazette,
| Which Is beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
voted " the sshjsst..
III WILL DE SENT GRATIS.
1. VI. SINGER Co..
NO. s5s BROADWAY,
April4dsw EEw-YoRK.
| WALL PAPER.
A FINE assortment Of the Newest Patterns just
| n received ny
DAVIS l. PRICE,
Painters and Paper Hangers,
Signs Painted in every styls.
HIFTH-sT.. BETWEEN MAIN
AND DLONDEAU.
Work done At the shortest notice and on the most
| reasonable terms. lmyAd]
| rIsURKYY PkUNEs,
| j Layer kaisins,
Vnlencia ksisins,
New Cnrtants,
New F.gs,
Fresh Peaches,
Fresh 6ssswbefrisf,
Fresh TonatOss'
and CrsnAerriss,
For sala by ROBERTSON BkU.
COFFEE.
| DKsME Old Govt JAVA COFFEE.
i wAIrxstsd genuine, foi safely
k0BEhIoVH 4 BRO,
| AplA 70 AAin-st.
In ~ HOOkS. I "a
/ CTORY on PrsmiRqry Notes; 8A
4 - III hcnt's Commentaries, 8sM
Barbour schAnecry Rsporh,
90 DEN ,BROwNKLL ACo.E
cIsy Book Efok1,
/! Apf6d s. AAip st.
!, mOl0SScS.
l4O BBLS. Plantafion and sugar House. IN bshs,
UU hhls. asA kegs, =. sale ~ .,.a.
i MN IS Main-st.
E.xeisPs.! .ny.IePesii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-20
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/. Ths usdsssiansd, AsssheaAs n tAs 0i1y - K4p-
kuk, agree Aerssfs1s - resolve ~ sptss n "A
specie psyiss Banks Il pr, FOR soods ~. -
,isb.s dss as, and The notss n Missouri - sAss
s1psaAsd Banks q thstr sssrsaA Ssiss sslyosss.
B. \. Msedy. 1tfnsn = Maxwell. ras'
Cox Ehsllsy, BAstistt, Kaye = Co..
A. Dridgman Co., Ogdse, DseSasll : c.,
s. W. : II. Tucker, c. GERBER &c., e
Al. Wilkinson, farrar 4 Avery,
Osdy, Jssss Peek, J. Al sxk>e ACe~
NV. Hcsleeet, kvsns ! BAlsnsh, i9s
Lane Bsel, Patrick 0S61ns,i ~
Bsrkitt = Co., Gee. Foster,
Thos-J i. Ries, as WiMson 6ustiA,
Kramer, Irwin = Co., Comstock Bro,
H. D. Wood ward Co.. y. u. fostAf, -
kieer Hillis Geo. 3. Kilbonrns.
Y freeont current value Of Missouri DtDcy Socta.
One per can't. premium SLOWED on New York liz
change. 1880 k es
Ke0kuk, June Z ia0i-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-20

The ANA CENTRAL
RAILROAD,
IL . First Clsss Road In al respects,
win sss miles - Desbse Track.
TINA Re DABLK T1AlAD,
with CoDpsStions from al Points West, !
From PitksbNrgh to Philadelphia,
All Connecting Direct 70 Ns~ York,
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line,
Night Express.
One Train Daily Tron
Pirfssussn 70 NV YoaK CRY,
a43O msles.)
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
Via Allentown and Easton,
With Direct Connections from Western Cities,
ARRIVING HOURS
IN ADVANCE OF OTHER ROUTES,
IN TIAgFOR BOSTON
M HAIL Oh SCAT LINES.
Express Train hunS Ddlly-OtherS
Sundays Excepted.
NINE Dlily Trains trsm Phiiadelphix TO New
York. Tickets good on any Line Or Train.
New York or Boston Tickets via Fit.sburgh good
VIA PHILADELPHIA % ALLRHfowH.
Beat Tick css - nsNAAon Coed via
say 81 the 1Soas Lines.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Baggage Checked Through-All
Transfers Free.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS By ANY
a OTHER ROUTE.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG.
rlCK&rS ron sALH AT ALL TnE
s MAIN OfkA4AA.
Z "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-20
The singer Machine.

Make tho interlocked stitch, which lathe bes
stitch known. They axs Of great speed, easily nm
derstoed, sinpls In ssrsetsTs, Of great
adapt "a ia the heaviest and ghtsst goods. arc fn
ishoA N tAs est psffese nrsr, and 10y b uss'
for several ears without requiring repair.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16
General Scott's View of the War Pol
icy of the Administration.

The Richmond Examiner of Thursday
gives the substance Of conversation which
occurred at Washington on Tuesday last, be-
tween General Scott and well known citizen
of Virginia, whose assertions, it says, may
be relied upon. The informant of the Ex-
aminer (the gentleman referred to, processes
to give nearly the exact words of the old he
70. We quote:
He General Scott) spoke freely of the con-
dition of the country, which he professed to
regret. He said, however, that ''he had al
ways recognized his allegiance as due to the
United States of America that his course
was nearly ended, but that while he lives he
should always fight for the Stars and Stripes.
He went on to speak of his having been
''lately insulted by Richmond friend, who
began to read some propositions to him,
which he would not permit him to finish.
This was understood to be proposition to
resign his commission as Commanderin-C Chief
of the United States Army and to accept the
leadership of the Virginia forces. General
Scott declared ''that while he did not pro-
fess to speak the policy of the Government,
he believed that they would not march an
army Of invasion into any of the seeded
States, but that they would retake Forts
Moultrie and Sumter and Harper's Ferry at
every cost. They would also Keep open the
line of communication between the Ohio riv-
er and the Federal Capital"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16

but for the presence of this feet the
capture Of Fort Pickens would be compar-
atively easy, either by storming or by ap
proaches on the island. But with the sweep
of the island, which the squadron now CON-
mands, the erection Of batteries is an i'm
possibility, and storming party would be
exposed TO a most destructive fire. Its re-
duction would have been effected by escalade
eight or ten days ago, but for the most reck-
less and criminal allusion in the Pensacola
papers to the preparations on foot for some
decisive movement, on the receipt of which
the garrison was aroused, the squadron was
signalled for re-enforcements, and all the
troops on shipboard with a strong force of
sailors and marines, were landed :on the is
land. The squadron is able to turn out
about five hundred sailors and marines"
In spite of all this he affects to believe
that the fort will be taken, and asserts that
Bragg's men are ''spoiling for fight" He
says that they are al in q healthy condition.
Here he is at issue with other writers from
the same locality. This, however, is mat
ter Of little consequence. Another Pensa-
cola correspondent states that the United
States troops are fortifying the Eastern end
Of Santa Rosa Island, and that marines are
stationed there. The N. o. Picayune says,
in regard to this
IF they are on the extreme Eastern end
Of Santa Rosa Island, they are between
thirty and forty miles from Fort Pickens. If
they are fortifying at this point, their intent
doubtless is to command the sound, through
which an entrance to Pensacola Bay may be
made by light draught craft. The blockade
of the port would not be thorough unless
this Sound entrance were closed."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16

TERMS OF ADVERTISING,


Hence, ifa war does come, il will be a war
of self defense on our part. Il will bea war
in defense of our own Just rights; in defense
Of the government which we have inherited
as a priceless legacy from our patriotic
fathers in defence Of those great rights OF
the freedom Of trade, commerce, transit and
intercourse from the center 10 the circum-
ference Of our great continent These arc
rights we can never surrender.
j have struggled almost against hope 10
avert the calamities of war and to effect a
reunion and reconciliation with our brethren
Of the South: yet hope it may be done,
but am not able TO point out to you how it
may be effected. Nothing short of Provi-
dencc can reveal TO us the issue of this great
struggle. Bloody-calamitous--I fear il
will be. May we so conduct it if collision
must come, that we will stand justified in
the eyes of Him who knows our hearts, and
who Will judge our every act. We must not
yield to resentments, nor to the spirit of
vengeance, much less TO the desire for con-
quest or ambition.
/ see no path of ambition open in bloody
struggle for triumph over my own country
men. There is no path for ambition open
for me in in divided country, after having
80 long served united and glorious country
Hence, whatever we may do must be the re.
suit Of conviction. of patriotic duty-the
duty that we owe to ourselves, to our poster
ity, and to the friends Unconstitutional liberty
and selfgoyenmcnt throughout the world.
Loud applause
My friends, | can say no more. To dis
cuss these topics is the most painful duty of
my life. 1t is with sad heart-with griet
that have never before experienced, that 1
have to contemplate this fearful struggle /;
duty we SeSSe oWe Ourselves % 3 and eben h IT. a
our God, to protect this Government and
that flag from every assaiant, be he who he
may. Tremendous and prolonged ap-
plause.)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16
The Universal Yankee at Fort Mon.
roe.
IFrom the Tnnnton lMassl Gakette.l

From the Taunton tsIass) Gazere.l
1t seems that the armed Yankee, whose
universal genius wrought such miracles in
mechanics and seamanship before the aston
ished Maryland Secessionists, found the first
field for his missionary" labors under the
walls of Fort Monroe. The Government
machine shop of the fort, which is outside
its walls, was closed, as we learn by letter
from an officer of the Light Guard, previous
to the arrival of the 4th Regiment, By the
secession of the foreman and most Of the
workmen, greatly to the embarrassment OF
Col. Dimmick, who needed mechanical as
sistance in mounting the guns. Massachu-
sets supplied the need, and a dozen or more
of our brave and ingenious mechanics soon
set all things in order, and, much to the
chagrin, of the Virginians, things went or
again faster than ever. Mr. John C. Briggs;
who was prompted by loss of employment at
the Taunton Locomotive Works to volunteer
in company G, is installed as foreman of the
establishment, and his skill is appreciated
as it ought to be. The Light Guard fur
nishes several of the corps of lighting work :
ing men under him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16

The patriotic contributions Of the people
for war during the last three weeks amount
to the immense sum of $23, 277, 900: Penn
sylvania leads the column, with q free gift
Of %, 500, 900. New York and Ohio have
each given e3, 900, 900; Connecticut and llli-
p9is each 1890, 900; Maine q, SSS soo, SSG CO.,
Wisconsin na and odd Rhode Island each $500 ooo,
principal cities are: New York, salts, 600
Philadelphia, $3.50, 900 Boston, $l86, 900
Brooklyn, $75,oO0; Buffalo, $ll0, 900 Gin.
cinnati, $3.50, Detroit, $4,000, Hart
ford, $64, 1000. ...ttf. .r-a sr'- .., n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16

THE Baltimore Sun of Yesterday speaks of
the yindictiye spirit of the North, on account
Of the murderous attack Of the mob Of that
city upon the soldiers Of the republic march,
ing from Massachusetts to the defense of
the capital, and attempts to excuse an out
rage which will stand in judgment. against
Baltimore as long as civilization endures, or
iuhumanity is denounced. Instead Of whin-
ing over this honest indignation of the peo-
pie Of the free States, the Baltimore Sun,
and those with whom it is associated, should
call upon the mountains to cover them, and
hide themselves in caves from the wrath that
is to come Washington Chronicle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16
Hard Work of the Massachusetts
Troops.
The Washington

The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Times writes: gf
Gen. Butler arrived to-day from Annap-.
oils. His Aid says the men are nearly alb
well. Only about twenty-five hundred re-
mained there, but three thousand were ex-
pected in steamers already reported, before
morning. They have been hardly worked,
upon small provisions. The people there,
after they found that it was useless to make
resistance or show i'll temper, treated them
kindly and respectfully, but charged most
enormous and swindling prices tor every
thing. The men took turns in transferring
baggage, arms, and heavy artillery, laying
railroad tracks, guarding the route, &C. ID
many instances they were without food up
wards of thirty-two hours. Many of then,
fell down while at work, from hunger arrt
exhaustion. The men divided their ra:
tions and money like brothers. without re-
gard to rank or regiment. The best of good
nature prevailed throughout, anti, itf every
respect, the Government should feel proud
of the men who have volunteered to its de-
fense, and accomplished so much.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16

To his Kentucky, there to rest him from his
tolls, and still, Ike the red-shirt General of
Italy, ready to offer his life to his beloved
country. l0
Our dispatches state that Major Ander-
son has accepted the command Of the Ken
lucky brigade.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-05-16

ANOTHER ROMAN MOTHER. A day or
two since young nlnn offerod himself as a
recruit at one of the offices ii this city, who
evidently being minor, was asked ifhe had
his fathers permission to volunteer. He
replied that he had no father; but admitted
oser get ff yoSur %Sep mse resrea b
turned with the following brief but ad',e'
letter:
"He is my all but freelygive him to ny
country - Bangor WhiG.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW INFIRNfARY. s.. .
DIR. REYN DIS =,
HE UNR1vALLED CANCER DOCTOR,

THE UNRIvALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public that
and completely fitted Intimacy the spacious and
giant mansion No 10 Baronne street between Canal and Com
mon streets where will all his CURE
OF CANCERS In their FORMS scad Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers Of every description
He REFERS with auch PLEASURE to the annexed certificate of
MADAM A. CHAPPELI4 welIknown and highly respect
able lady of this city:
tCopy Of Cert6cate,l
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1861.
This is certify thai the undersigned, resident of the city
New Orleans Of years. and residing at No
$50 Erao street, had been for long time afflicted with Can
her In order to have removed the under
signed applied Dr. Warren Sone who operated II three
different times without efecting Subsequently,
piled DR. REYNOLDS under whose the Cancer
efscually removed and perfect made. take
this doing Justice Reynolds and in order thai
Others similarly afflicted may avail themselves Of his valuable
nil II s. A. CHAPPELL.
T OUISIANA SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
WINES, BRANDiEs, ETC.

NNINES, BRAEDiES, ETC.
80 casks Claret, Bordeaux
100 Claret various brands.
$50 cases White !" inc, Chateau Eyquem.
lU0 Yarmouth.
100 CASES Absynth, Q. LecoulTe.
Is cases Krsch, c. Lecoultre,
1850 baskets Champagne, various brands.
30 quarter caskh Port.
80 half and quarter casks Sherry
200 SKIS CognAc Of the following brhnds-Plane Co.
Otard, Dupuy Co., GAGter Frcres, Castillo, Sgza
rae & Co.. Pnpt Eastiiou Co, Latronde Freres.
Is casks Rochelle Brandy
~ cases 100 halt boxes each Green Pens.
Is cases 100 half boxes each Pats Iruiies.
10 cases SO h.if boxes each I Hiies.
so Strawbtrrier in Juice
80 Burgundy Wines. ~,
For sale by 5, ID, GRAltAA Co,
do By tu7tpmEiolse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
T OUIsIANA SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
N A S VILLE, TENN ES S e E ,
FOR THE SALE
? U q A r A ND M OIL S ES.

be obvious every thinking man, that owing to the
distractions by the blockade and that
Virginia. North Carolina par. of Florida Alabama Georgia.
Kentucky Middle and East Tennessee their Sugar
and Holasses from Nashville, MosTSCoNVENIENT and
CHEAPER for them than from any ohes point These States
require 10000 hhd of Sugar of incoming
We established ourselves No Market street. Nash
e for the sale of all the Sugar aad Masses that be ship
ped address, Planters will ship direct from their panta
tons expense shpmen New Orleans Direct the
Agen Napa'- and Charleston Railroad, via the Nashville
Decatur Railroad address.
Our Mr. JAMES is absent oIvrgina and other States,
making with the large dealers advance of The
Sugar and Molasses will place
Sugars fast, If possible, as they received
We pledge ourselves prompt remancss AID fidelity in
tanning the best prices.
Liberal advances made when desired Sales made exclusively
PAYNE, JAMES CO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.

TRosIEME CouR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA N Ellie
de la Nouvelle- Orleans ORLEANS VS.. LYMAN W.
I'm VERTU DUN alias writ de saisie ct
Ia moi adresse par Honorable Treisieme Cour Dis
ct de la Nouvee Orleans dams aare cidesus proc6de
raj lie MARDI, "a de decembre 1851 midi Hotel de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune les du Camp dec Magasns,
Padinoicaon de proprste don't it la description savo
UNE GERTAINE PORTION DE TERhE sttu6e dams le
Qnseme District de Vile dams let borne par les
jackson St Thomas, (cidevant Fuon Philippe ct Chippewa
aquele portion de americane) &c peds
de face la jackson 900 ped de pofondeu
lgneS psralleeS.
Ensemble les batisses authorizations qu sly
ouvent mason bois deuS 6tages
cnsine deux tsges la mason bdtisse eux
etages dams lie fond sale balm, cuves jardns, etc,
lie toni snEant plan desse G. A. deArmes ddpu arpen
er general de date d Il de oyenbre 1851 depose
bureau dn Sheriff pour recours
S8isie dams lAtiAire cdessls.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a moment de Pad Indication.
JOHN 2. WALDEN.
n22 dl7 "a Sherif de Ia Paroi-se d, Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
dl2 ia6 l3

THIRD DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. LY
Of New Orleans. { MAN W. GILBERF-No. 1891
nv VIRTUE Of an alias writ of seizure
rct Court of New Orleans in the above entitled cause
proceed sell public auction, the City Hotel Common
street. between Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY
24th day Of December, l6G at IL O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND together with g.
all the buildings and thereon rights faH
and situate lying and being in the Fourth District of this E
city ia the square bounded by Jackson St. Thomas date Full
tony Philip Chippewa which said portion of gonnt
American measue 66 feet inches front jackson
street, by 24J feet in depth, between parallel lines
The buildings comprise o.stQry frame dwelling
story kitchen attached to the house. twoslory Building in thu
rear, bath house, cisterns, gardens.
The whole plan made by C. De ma Deputy Sur
veyor General of this state dated November r. 1861
deposited in the Sherifs Office fot reference.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.

DEu1rEHE CouR DE- DISTRICT THoMY LAFoN vs. Admi;
dea NouveeoFsans RsIrT1sH Gs q *
FyN VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente
EouyeeO Orleans, dams Pafare cidessus f. T. Parker CT
devant sheriff mi moi transerre je procedera lie
LUNDI ID vie 1861 midi Hotel de Ia Cite de
Ia Commune les du Camp OF de5 Magasns, la
pubqus adjudication de la proprete don't suit la des
oription. sAvoir
DEUx CERTAINs LOTS DE TERRE, ensemble avec ton'
les ameoraons drots privileges ETC.. sppartenan 81
tues dams lie Premier District de Vile dams le marQu6
par Hevia Peia ST. Mary Frere da,gnes
CONNIE lots Nos plan tire G. A. deArmas,
checte date lie a Mars 1851 depose lude de A. Maui
noaire public lie dit lot No nesran 80 pIeds pou
face la Hevia a pieds pouces face ID Periiat
II pieds sur Ia gne qu lie seIare du lot No ct 9
pieds poVces igne division lot No4 lie lot No.
facade de SO pieds pouces la Hey Il pieds
pouces face la Peiai 10 eds pouct la igne qui
10 separe du lot No. et 81 peds sur la gne qui Sc
pare du lot No.
Saisis dams 'afsire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
JOHN P. WALDEN,
o;aEl daI porn 1Or1sa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12
DENTISTRY.


sgtsssssssS<sss, ARTIFICIAL TEfETH-The b.s,
cheapest and repese Dental EBtAb0h.
ment in New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDING's,
"@1lI1Iyla 1874 Canal street..
His facilities manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
BY Practical enlist In the Southern States deyng compe
tion and at prices charged by the inexperienced.
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth of surprising beauty which
be detected from the productions Of gradually
storing that uniformity the features essential youth
beay and warranted satisfactory for mascson and
tion.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK.
tracing Teeth without pain supeedng anything
tanned by the profession astonishing all who witness it,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with careand skill and
for cheapnes aud utility unsurpassed by others unsk
fully applied Teeth rsmodeled and fit guaranteed
charges At the following prices written guarantee &C
companying each If desred found represented
after two months' trial their money will be returned
Full sets Sterling Silver base Observation-Disclosures 5 90
Full finest finish gums, bound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 90
Full sets vultanized Rubber, equal to gold 80 %
Full sets on Is gold base beautiful so 80 90
Full y carat gold base from. Is to Las 90
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
.' r Dr. FIkLDING, Dental Surgeon
NO 1y 1874 Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-12

SECOND DISTRICT COURT 1THOMY LAFON Adminstrs-
OF New Orleans. trix of NICHOLAS FITZSIM-
} ~MONS-Eo 1862.
DY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale,
ID directed by the Honorable the Second District Cour,
OF Orleans in the above entitled to E. T. Parker
late Sheriff. and by Sheriff transferred will
proceed sell public auction at the City Hotel Common
street, Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY,
January Is, 1862, al IL o'clock M.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together It.
with all the improvements thereon rights ways etc.
situated 10 the First District Of this Sty il the aa;l
Fere Streets designated lots Nos. Three and Four
plan drawn by G. eArmGs architect dared oath arcn 1881.
deposit the Office of A Mazurea, Notary Public Said lot
No Three has 80 feet inches front Hevia street. Al fee
inches Perat street. II feet inches the line dyd
ing from lot No Two 70 feet inches the division line Of
oi Four Lot No. Four has 80 Feet inches Heva
street. 3iBces trent Pelia street. 10 feet inches
division line Of lot No. Three and 81 feet inches the
division line of lot No. Five.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
JOHN P. WALDEN,