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An ENoLsHuaS on Tus rsI1ecArz AaG.s:.a

AZ ENdIHHMaE US gu- TtIEGCAPH AaG,. ..ag.
NJ. Edwin .fales, las Qa.eH's Ua7saf v5s.se
bp-c-h in = Democrat. meeting o H. -,.- We
h.ys a3.-. g. sd 81, 5l.g more han y-g copied.
fJo sail
T.s two great question; tia. fad 20 rs. cs.t
aGiia;iag ;his country Leco5Ii y 1t:ra5t tta -.
zion cf 2fy s4a1 TEo II sn;-i % t.-...l an
ton and 20 obtain gXpeTi-I- c--.Let a.c-e s..il
Gll M ia5t.uc GG3G ts i.Ige.iJu Is III
c11lut a..I0a thu. ;h1t .,~5, y Z" -. -sa,!,
tA;nk to eiDbs-las tie 30. -ra1.ent /. III ...at
Struggle now Goits On win tee nals--t -.s. .-oa
OF that qUestlcn g2-.:a' eyre 4 ..c boar O.:
ihe country oid IitE Is IL 7ir ls:, =. GbCu
the other questions j-e non &.j,S- il5 lie a.
t-E4i.lA # tAis c3aa;rE an tt-1ar - o!lsa4-
! kur iA9re j. cne ctt-a.ioa upon "LicR p 81 tlo
ale citizen Of iaj4 country c0-I-2 u uElial 11Y
opinion, | Glul. a.most * sis tine ,.Le t;1ar
! tread tie fIeo eoil 81 Arerc .,yaoJaer breathe
t%a tseo air OF The fLseFical Continent Wen
tbs t-.al ~ jury JeliB tls 6laie4s-oD of tla yg.i;
Of hG5eGs ,0yUs, when gee pe-ao05 i1Gu, :, .,3
il i G6eiagad es.. t:-o eupioy-ail: &! impartial
/ counsel viii sggI@yfe the!E on -uca--,.E sec
! these things gcirG OF | muEt GoaA; aLn lr Aiiag
| the tFeG air Of + sme:iCa.
Ii vas hard posa5la to believe tina. l.aG could
| be here arrested by teie2ras b, au1 via VI al
| tloli;y-It Tas things Ike yIe5e that destroyed
/ every notion which :. European lad Of liberty IL
| the Ui.i! ID : a.os l was amused, 8ad s.r James,
| in continuing, wher, the otber day, gentleman
came TO me-he client. and ~ 10 not get
nan2 Of them at piesenE ieInel1.aSr I'm, very
well-and said, what has been tn5 ma:ter with
| youf' bs said, Il have been = Fort hcEeIry for
! two months ,Ybat dill yea 60 taara fog9 e. "i
! dcAt know; was srres Ell by Telegraph" Laugh
! ter How G!d ysu get our Lo1 kl"~ /
| 60. out by telegraph L,.ag4ta- "Ntsgo are
yea eaiI nowF i d.i.'t Aay'ff aupPoHs Ii y
Wi give ln0 . little change ,sh6 ID a. ~ ct La
fsyette" La4 gtte..i 1hs-s uaR bu. one s:ro from.
| the sablim5 10 lie rIdienl,a3. W.=a L. Id re;4
IN city paper most ro.elan lec anna .'s'-
| though he supposed /: VI jo'>7--h" ife *
Mayor OF ibis ci,y aud Borace GrseieF Should b5
Ssnt e Ec<t Ialsv tie. and that to- -.3 -
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oFFs2a--0a &a'n street. opposite tao Apleg.:aa

p r Office II Le-.hy i~5 s,tsos 70 the people q
u Haaover thai t1e L.;t 4n5sa.lE,ealt Il SALE,
- G,st.ibui!ou to then, has aTtiY6G at Ashland,
tai iii 0a on Monday Tue31ay, Wednesday,, ana
harsday, The 81 4th 5t1. and G.h daya of NoveHl-
bor sold g tre housek.cpers + the c023Jy at five
c~ltz per 10, end the bags At ST. aach-t'vG pounds
allowed 10 each member OF family. Zach applI-
cant must bring asEd sfi7avit SIS % the auf2-
Ter of his o. lcr.faInily ana taa right Cisl2t-o
l-2tt GB W EsG5 - ALI.
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I ouNaON3 aRaEUI:EED COhD MEDAL
IS EA0K'sG L;,G.--As some Q. l9y friends
ii tergle.neG ia. th9 s.ems Ct their pipes 90
~s.l= ex.enD have ben ssoppeG by smoking this
naa .t5.lc o. spd wishing 10 iiad ? remedy, i'll
IAfar-. them thss if 5isey ne small piece Of
s.orIs c- cotton il ths bottom OF ;teiE pipes i,
sin remedy tie GitAcuY, retain the nicotine, aud
render tl:e stems Always clear snd nioo. dis hna
z tbacoa c. - E0UII II any quantity at "a.
lEfs HANTWELL'3 on Bjosd street.
N i--af< ]. 8. JOHNSON
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;T3--Caa1. a0DDfH & ApPEGsOy,
q. 81 Nucsioueerx
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6 ...5.-.. 8. ogs. EssD -52sIaC4 UTENSILS,
-t-s- 9--tmrla i'staly after the sale of the
s' III. % s@ja -Gs rsop Of C"rn, Fodder. Shucks
SO E-ao g." q ocE of Cattle Eoaa, and Horses
..t ..e a-fJ-@ At~a5t8, coasi5tizg of the usual
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sWEGIE DOLLARS RGHARDI viii pay
i he gsove reward for EDE and bar two chill
dr., who LETT 1@y house on Aturdsy the 18th IL
stan:. Ejy IL my coos .1:du.a Si4ed, dark color.
sa3 about ~ y$ars old. LOUISA is muI@tto,
aoout Ave years old and ATE black, about tires
wears OLD They ere, 40 doubt, concealed; about
tss cItv. HRNt.T =. WA%EI&S
u :.L---t- .r.le.s $1,000 sL.n. a.eAg.atla u
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T. s.-AAY communication addressed 70 gAs. -
VOOLFOLK, Louisa Court Eouas, ia yelsrioa is tse
above, viii rnao. with prompt attention. be hsvssS
the full power 10 act soI ma
os l5--tda a z. VOOLFOLK Adul'x
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sAkk OA Vault t.DJk.
Uae large. siz, psteut LOCK !or sale, by
10 3-3t- L u G. b. DAVEE20G~'.
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. E Ei.E |hIUAlt-h s.sft X sSs SELLING ON
Size z,4s S!Gs Is. ss.y' S,gee.. asar the Jswish
E sag gas J. t& sALE 81 AJtrf.oN.-Win be
a s. ii .sys.4eG, 'e t4. 81 t9r-~s CE 5IDAE. ths
a p.a.a5sr De- ,, at4 tc1s., tha Is Sc and yseli-
-.s 1.s.s. Tenement te@s-e4 as above, now IN tbs
gs sssY Z @s E.3uiAs. IAe accs1 bAs 4aout
& sa 5cu. aaa feaT pog4cces, aad good
ks ao1, .-d is Ia psr. Of tla oy vThers real ss.
ss-a u ...1. tl 6rClauu
'taEA5 30 3e-s1ivd cash balance st and i2
EseHs.8 Fog Aefsa3.o IltaF iaisTest sd6sj se-
s-s- rs. deed. Possession given GA The igt
ya7sfFs lv&-
- - --4.-. 4 L-e-MNnN. Aaetra
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@-#,fa --' favm- rndor $59 cash; for ali larger
-ficr . tg-3:t cf i-ur uc2 h. viii. ba given the
giving ueEJ- .Sis rGtes. 50 .isfsetorily
G-EfIN s, ApPEES0N,
+Hj Auetjoneers.
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: Z f's3 GXJEi .isas2 FRAMED TgNgMENTa
Ga a.f santa Hi35 ~ p = sheli strsst. near ,he
81 re renrs on Lire. FOR SALE at AIJ(r
~ tt@- W pe sold ~ auction. on III. prsmses.
9r = .est1h3 3i (. tbs Ssh November, is9.. at (
s'.sg 2. @t e. 5tT0 Framed Tsn8menss located
Hs aa9ve. ou- q n1ict IL occupied by Mr Paul O.
Q ao. - EGa oslzr ~ Eir Martin The lot on
t{ieE atscd fronts Gii feet, rrps back I40
'al 70 aa ley. Possession givea about 10Th Of
.o--e p 1852
=. .Ma-Ca.t. gannTE & AprERaON.
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s y@2T VALUABLE AND WgLLLOCATED
= sNf, @. -t.a corner of Gary and 4th Streets
H.. na4. at &i12I 'i.-Wu be scid at auction,
s rfeD.isa7 a1 sHcEsDAY, tts 9th Novem
-t~a2, at q o'c.3ck ,cr nmediztely after the
r7.f .t Ir tacg~as a.e dwelling, on Franklin
--'-5t f@.a -7nty valuable Lot located A above,
F' IS" ~tI feet . :, gi-s of CARY
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So C1aDrrr IL ApprggOr. suc,x

T ~ .aE cf 5u+ AJEE5 IN HEGRlCO MAR
I t'a UaeT t-0'T> Rcsa, three niles below Rich
tae fa-s a-t AgGTyOa -kt The request of
- 80. & tse" 10y, sh5it sell st public suc-
ttr" IN t4e pF a9issR aa FRIDAY, the 7.h Yovem-
5t So at ~ . 1ieeE II. Sha Farm on which ha
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did the She pulled away with entire ease and
freedom.
Smoke did she? Bob was astonshed, but he did not
fail to remember that his father had been there.
'The ladies all smoke at Valparaiso" suggested Bob
mot all; did, People told me must stop smoking
when came here, but couldn't think of such thing
81 admire your independence replied Bob hitchng
upa little closer. "These cigars are tip top"
First rate; oblige me by ringing that bell, Bob"
Bob rang the bell, and the servant appeared
Brandy and water, said Rose.
The waiter bowed and departed, with no sign Of
astonishment.
Brandy and watcr!'
Thunder and lightaing!n exclaimed Bob
"Whatis the matter Bob, coolly inquired the maiden.
Nothing; am bewildereda your marvellous beauty y
and Bob hitched up a little nearer
perhaps you bad better sit on my knee while you are
about it. insnuated Miss Lester but Bob saw that she
was not little embarrassed.
Brandy and water came.
"Let me fix you a brandy smash, Rose" said Bob.
Its much better than plain brandy and water
Thank you prefer it plain
"If the cigar don't make her sick, the brandy will my
revenge is sure" thought he
He mixed the brandy and water, and she took a
swallow and placed the glass in the window.
Come, come, drink it up!" exclaimed Bob tossing
off his glass. mo niggng"
Rose was troubled
81 like little once in a while
81 admire yoQr spgit.o
"The brandy you mean?"
NO your admirable cooIness."
Bob hitched up s nearer ard even ventured to pass
his arla around hea it If she was smart enough to
smoke, drink brandy and water and put her feet in
chair, she certainly could not object to such tring
liberty.
In ten minutes more Bob kissed her. She blushed
like red rose. In ten minutes more Bob spoke Of
love-
Rose gave it up In spite of all her etortsshe could
not help liking Bob He was gay, gallant fellow and
her trick, rather Mr.. Thiste's trick, failure
Before he left he had made an impression
We'll, Bob, how did you iud her?' asked Mr. Thistle
on his return.
An angel, pal She drank brandy and water like a
Venus"
"Ehs Do angels drink brandy and water?n
"Certain Y. She smoke like locomotive too.
fascinated, pa have fallen in love with her, and
shall marry her one Of these days"
"The deyi!,'
Bob called again. Rose did not smoke did not offer
drink brandy and water did not put her feet in the
chair slapped his face when he attempted to kiss her
aud finally acknowledged the trick his father had in
duced her to play upon him.
Miss Bloomington was neglected, forgotten, and true
to his word he married Rose Lester.
Probably Bob had read Chas Reads art dramatic
tale-so have l. Bob got al he barganed for in Rose
She was good and true wife.
When M Thistle died Bob saw the necessity of doing
something. He did something, and in being an indus
rous and useful citizen he enjoys life twice as much as
hough Miss BIoomingtons half million had been at his
disposal.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
NTFnJCb Al nTD DuIFT1N-11

FEHE annual course ofLectures in this department will
commence on MONDAY, November il, 1861, and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ d., Professor Of Practice ofMedcine
j. L; RlDDELL, N. D., Professor of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE. NJ. d., Professor of Surgery.
A: II: CENAS, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
GUSTAVUS A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Matera
Medica.
7. G. RICHARDSON, II. D., Professor Of ANATOMY
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and
Pathology.
W z T. Gat5E SI6HdIs NJ NJ B. Demonstration. Anatomy
The rooms for Dissectng will opened on the Fourth
Monday in October.
The faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons ofthe
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits
and free of expense enjoy extraordinary practical ad
yantages.
Preliminary to the course, Lectures will be delivered
daily in the Amphitheatre of the Charity Hospital from
the th Of October Clinical Medicine and Surgery and
other subjects, without any charge to students
THOMAS HUNT Dean,
s3fhe administration Of the Charity Hospital elect
annually in April fourteen Resident Students who are
maintained by the institution iuly3l
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Nos. II AND ~ TCHOUPTOuLAs STREET,
III AVE on hand a full and well selected stock OF
IL G L c Il RIES,
and other articles I'D their line ia part consisting Of
G1sFEG EG-Rio, Havana and Java.
IsS-InperiA, Pouchong, gunpowder, hyson, young
Ws1h sUuchong, padre, etc.
SUGAR Brown, white, loaf, crushed and powdered
AoLtssas C,uhtry, sugar house and golden syrup.
Tobacco ASSORTED brands, comprising all qualities.
gmRs-Largc stock, well assorted.
SPICES -9oves mace uutmegs pepper, ginger alspice
ground spices Of all kinds.
SOAP Brown Boston, western, northern, white and
"lsF In bars and cakes CASTLE.
SrM1I-Foy's, Cincinnati.
NNs Madeira Oporto, claret, white, sweet and dry
Malaga, Ilscat, Sherry.
5aw0r -Co5lac Rochelle Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
nH.
5N-IIoanI aud domestic
HUN an4cl New Orleans n. 2.
" u5lEY- -HJnonEahcla, Bourbon, Western Virginia,
H5A a1.lsord apple champagne
O+iiS AND DYES Indigo, madder sulphate qunlne,
7er with fall assortment of other staple drugs and
.sla meals, by the case only.
"o3len aud Willow Ware, brooms, gunny bags buck
a,LtRos, lyaheIyes, etc.
gTdstLL PHLAnGLpHA WaTE Having been
-1's agent for the sale Of the celebrated White Lead
Aia2turet by Witherill and Brother, shall keep
instantly on hand large assortment Of the different
Al5a 4a various sized packages, to which we invite
as attantion Of the trade
oAF OH friends are solicited to give q call
New Orleans, Feb. y, 1853
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A Coon HIr.-A LADY correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier in noticing the large number OF shoulder
straps" louUging about the public resorts in Charleston
puts the following three paragraphs in print This will
suit other ATTITUDES be$des Charleston
1st 1t would be gratifying to the ladies' see fewer
officers and men at the doors Of the hotels and to
know that they are in camp for 'tbe hotels are not in
danger as | am told Gen Eeauregard said to some
officers during the bonbardment Of fort Sumter:
Cd The ladies are mortified to see so many intoxi-
Gated soldiers staggering through the streets and would
take it as favor if the officer in command would be
more particular in granting such men furloughs to-
come to the city. ..
3D. They would advise the young men of the city to
hurry up and volunteer. | am told, il they DO not
and are seen ounging about the corners and bulletin
boards of the Mercury and Courier, of them may
receive on Valentines day doll baby, or hoop skirt
Or something Of the SOIL
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CONFEDERATE ARMoRY aud FOUNDRY

ToTHE CITIZENS TUE CONFEDERATE STATES AMERICA
WE ARE ON THE EVE ofwhat may prove long and
w bloody The best citizens Of our country are
to be opposedn battle the hIrenghcrdes of thenorth
Thevictory generally with those who are best drilled
and armed with the most approved weapons. Our enc
mics have 1.-THE means at hand for constructing the most
destructive weapons ofWar Our country this respect
is almost destitute Our supplies from foreign countries
have been cut off The present stores must be
hausted Its absolutely necessary therefore provide
at early day. against all contingencies. All prelim
nary preparations have been made to commence imme
diately large scale the manufacture of all mple
euts and munitions of war that may need Southern
talents stands ready to labor in the of Southern
freedom. Our will look to private enterprise
to supply its wants Those who have gone forth fight
the battles of their country demand of us that they
should not be left without the most improved means of
defence against their enemies Our best interests call
for the immediate commencement OF this important
work. Capital is wanted, andWe confidently appeal
the patriotic feelings of the people of the Confederate
States to aid us IN carrying ou this enterprise. As an
investment there better opportunity at present Of
fering. THOMAS D. McNEILL, Acting Super dent,
Macon, Ga
Ten Thousand Shares of sI0O Each.
The manufactures Of this Company will consist of
Artillery
FOR SEA COAST, GARRISON, SEIGE, FIELD AND
NAVY USE.
Small Arms
RIFLES, MUSKETS, PISTOLS, SWORDS AND BAY
0NETS.
Laboratory Stores
GUN CAPS, FUSES, PRIMING TUBES, POET FIRES.
ProjeCfiles
SHOTS, SHELLS, BALLS, ROCKETS, Ere
GUN POWDER, MILITARY STORES.
As soon as $4,000 subscribed the Company will be
regularly organised aud vurz dinmeGlatey
part of the machinery which will be necessary has al
ready been ordered and in course OF construction.
Books for subscription will be opened in all of the prn
cpal cities and towns of the Confederate States the
1st June
Instaments on shares viii not be called for until the
Company is regularly organised. june19t
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NJ. 80
The Rifed Letter

dressed in black as she entered my Office
81 am"
my poor boy in troubles he is in jail and am sure
he IS as innocent as & lamb of the crime"
Perhaps lie is madam; but YOU had better let me
know the facts IN the case and then shall be better
able to form Judgments
HE is my only child, led Of fourteen he is good
bo7, and does all he can to help his poor mother and
the poor woman wiped away food of tears
Very likely, my good woman; but the best of bows
are sometimes led away The city full of temptation
THAT 1t IS; but George never goes into bad conpany.
ana am sure ne would do such thing as steal money
out of letter, sobbed she.
Then he is accused of rihing Ietterqn
Eyes, sir; hut he didn't do it. George wouldn't do
such thing ~
Give me the particulars if can do anything for YOU
will" -
Here are twenty dollars It is about the last money
nave; out sn willing to so hungry rather than that
poor UeoFge should suffer, when he is Innocent
Put up your money, ny good woman If YOU are
poor, VIII not charge YOU anything for adyicen
God bless you, Mr.. Docket"
PRAY be seated and let me have the facts as directly
as possible
She took chair, wiped her tears and collected her
self so as to speak with tolerabIe caImness.
The substance of the case. as derived from her and
others, was, that her SON George Paine who was en-
poyed in the office of broker had been sent TO the
posohce wifi letter containing fifty dollar bill and
that the money had been distracted from the letter he
fore the letter reached the Office The mail clerk in
taking The letters from the box observed that the seal
OF one of them was broken. The wafer had the apDear
ance OF having been careessy adjusted and the clerk
concluded that 1t had been broken open by accident
He opened the letter, however and saw the words
"Inclosed, please find fifty dollars" There was no
money IN the letter 1t evident that it had been
dspoled of its valuable contents by the one who de-
posted 1t III the office, and who had not sufficient skill
to readus the seal.
The clerk carried the letter to Mr. Ward the broker
Fcnafkng that this tho
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SOUTHERN vs.. NORTHERN MANUFACTURE.
SOAPS! SOAPS!! SOAPS!!!
Warranted equal if not superior to the most favorite
northern brands of the like grade and prices
PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS.
Front, Notre Dame and Fulton Streets, New Orleans

STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
the systematic arrangement completeness and sci
entic pr0hcently and practical skill and experience
which pTesldes over their manufactured department
well in the decided advantages which their locality a
ords them for laying in their stock of raw material eco
nomcay, these works are confidently claimed to have
NO SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have therefore longer any
to send their orders the north for SOAP liable to the
accidents and delays and occasional advances in
of freight incidentto marine transportation thereby in
ducing the necessity okeepng heavy stocks of the COM
modify on hand; they supply themselves with
Just as good an article, just cheap, and in Just
such quantities only. if they choose, will meet the
weekly demands their business from RELIABLE HONE
INSTITUTION. PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS
New Orleans. May 2a, 1861
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-s0TTMERN MACHINE SHOP

AT HANDSBORU, MISSIoSIPFI
T AN constantly manufacturing Engines, Boilers,
III Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Pulleys,
1T the above establishment (which is conducted by my
partner Mr. J. Bradford underthe style ofJ n. Brad
ford Coz and solicit orders from Southern customers
0urnachinery has attained reputation for superor
ty and durability and endeavor will be to continue
to deserveit. r. F. HARRISON
40 81. Charles street, New Orleans
Constantly hand-West's Patent Lift and Force
Pumps Ciruar Saws Rubber Belts, Iron Gas and Wa
ter Pipes Corn Mills Circular Saw Mills Cotton Gins,
Horse Powers. etc, etc. may29t
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Late Young & Co.,
CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker. JeWeIer " SiIFersmIth

CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker, Jeweier \ SiIVersmIth,
~ IMPORTER offne Watches for ladies e-n@
IN and gentlemen, Of the most cele-3gS ~
&..8 Grated makers oCEngland ard Swtzerland.made
to his order expressly in heavy gold and sill
vera ana warranted standard hnene.-
Ladies' chatelaines and neck chains.
Gents guard, fob and vest chains, seals keys, etc
Finger rings, earrings, breastpins, cuf-pius, etc.
Diamond pins and rings.
Speeaces for every age, in gold silver stee andtor
tose shell frames;
Sverware, warranted pure coin consisting of table
tea and dessert spoons
Silver table and dessert forks, ladies' butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar, tongs, etc.
Plated ware consisting Of castors candlesticks wait
ars, etc
Having been always engagedin the mechanical part Of
the business, all watches sent for repairs will have the
strcte5t personal attention. and having every facility for
making any portion of a watch he will be enabled to
work very reasonable terms.
~" Jewelry made to order and repaired. Diamonds
reset in the latest style Canes mounted in gold and
silver. nov =, 1856