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HIRAM iiAwLEY. I Cem'rs
{ lOMMISSlONERS, NOTICE-W,

4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICING.
the AHhserihsrs being appointed hy the Hon the
fFsats auFt hr the Dslrict of Manchester Commits
sin.rs rrcetse examine and adjus; the claims and
d-asnt, ~ al persons against the estate u STERLING
SHERMAN late 10 Rupert tn said district decreased
aai ssa ~ claims and demands exhibited w Offset hrrs
To- and siI months from ih- 10th day ~ september s6
h.ing aiu ed hy ssid Cori for that purpose de- here
f.r. hereby rive hsaier that Ne will stsnd 10 the bRs
II "Br sppontmrRi ~ the late dwelling house Of
said deerA.,d In Rupert the 18th days II November
AL April n~at fran I until e clock +. ".
D,tsd at Rupert l.his ys.h DAY Of October, A. H.
49,
Tlios T. BEBEE
JAS. A. SHELDON Contra
~ !. ~. HOPKINS,
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Marftars 90 Gelli.nAr.

An Essay Of WsrNing and IHstrlctloa kSs Yosnr
Men. JHst published By the Howard Aa.ac iatiun ne
seat IN sealed letter envelopes free Of chmfe. AL
dress DR. !. SKILLkN H0UGHTaS.
Inward Association, Phfiadespsiis. RI
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w Aef sal4ii.4 sAn At j. fslsiha T. Eanks satfrn
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ths HATfENktfL RANK, taHAtss essg-sAiiaa aut
iusssf~fatedbf the Legislator a iht sts stusHt
hatra sd iur kusihf.s Il NaBrhssef 81 tbe tuaEtf
= BsHuiustas kas ossaIr sta 'hs tfas = stid
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Independents 81 The 1 7iied states ihs
ninrfleth.
Nv me na tsrnar PAUL DILiINGHAM,
thn ~ CAV. S~e'y Il civil snd Military Anairs
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NOTICE
NE ~ SKIRT FOR 1865
THEGgAET INVENTION of THE AGE IN
HOOD Skirts.

u
J. w. Bradiey's .htW Patent DupIsI Elliptic
Tor double Spriag Skirt.
This fnv-utIon consist, u Duplex Cor iwo) Elliptic
Pare Hchnsd Steel sprines nEcnionsly Braided Tightly
aud Firmly together Else I. Edge making the Toughss.
most Flexible, Elastic aud DurAble spring ever used
They seldom Bend or iIr.sk like the single sFrihgs and
consequently preserve thsr perfect and beautiful shape
more than twice long any single spring skat tlat
has be- made
The wonderful n-Iility aud great confart and pleas
~ sto any I,dy wearing The DuprI klpic skFt will he
.. psrsnced particularly Ia all crowded Assemblies. Op-
srss Carriages Railroad Cars Church ewA ARA CAairs
for romen abe and Hons, Drsa ~ the SKIRT he field
ed wh, in use IT, occupy email place easily and con-
veni-ntiy as SILK or Muslin Dress.
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure EBinfqtt and
Great Convenience II wearing the Duplex Hiipic steel
spring skirt for ale day will Never afterwards WILL
inKly dispens with thrr Fer Children, MssesAhd
Young .alics they are superior 60 all others
The Hoops covered with 2ply double twisted thread
and will ear twice ss neg the single yarn cVf inE
which suscd On all Sihgle Steel Hoop skirts Thhtht.e
hoti0m rnls on every skirt also DoHtle Steel and
twice double erred to prevent the covering fro
wearing IN the rtss NHth dragging DIM s,ars stonr
steps &e a. which they IRE constantly subject To when
In use.
All are made NJ the and elegant Corded Tapesa md
the beet quality In every part giving 10 the wAerer
the most graceful and perfect Shape possible and are Nm
uesiUnay the lrhtcst most desirable, comfortable
Z nj economical skirt ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY n GARY, PR0PRIETORso fthe
| nv -nton, aud SOLE MANUfACTUREkS. % CHAM.
BEgs and ~ X 81 READE STREETS, New York.
For sale in all rstclass stores Ia this City and through
the United states and Canad Havana de Cuba Mex
ica. South America aud the West indies.
Nv Inquire br tho DuplcE EBptit Tor double) sprihs
shirt sml41 A&C.
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IN Hsrii M, 4 caarm. !"

Every PsrsaA In ih ~ehH Hha let lhss tr.ef,
rr ~ itrir eufsft ifihsy Esaass Pals kills
ihr Magic pl whsH they have Headache. TnsthArss,
ehhlsHa. AgWs 10 the fsee sad JAWS lame shoulders
Eksnmstsm and seisies lrnlsrs Cramps. tolds s"Fr
THIRST. shy rsiss sfths nstars. The ladies ~ hBa
ts pe nlisf Lsssng r.lcs. thrt terHllsr paths
IL il ahs - The best ihngs Ia say 10 fsfhiif krefs
REMEDY hs sHy kiud ~ snfnl III. d,r huH OF bara
discovered aHd It Is clssn and dsisias use ss
Il freely. Sid ky sii Druggist, anil Merchants.
M RLNSE fittsh.ld, Nnss
SoaAt ~ha,,sl. by J. I. Thanps"n Son. Tfsy,k. r.:
nsnss Barnss \ Co. New York
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COMMISSIONERS NOTIcE.-We

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-We,
" th, sabseriber. heins appointed ~ the Hon. ID,
Probate curt ~ The District II NsRehester Cemmis
,isners rsess~ examine end An., the ,aims and de
sns n I'll persons against the estate ~ tANk II FAR
KEE late II Arliagtsu ia ssd dhffrt decreased and Al
u elant ana 1enisnas eThisted w onsrt h'f,ta
ahd fseaths tbs ~ day II octaer. lisa br
iHx sllussd ~ sai tsnrl er that pnrnsse dothvrs
Far, b, rry giss naire thai Will aisnd tie bust
% appointment ST H. T. liurtls .tnr. ~ sAhi
Arlington an the sSd dsys ~ November and April HeSi
fr,sn 4 aht eria, 4. NJ on each n said dA,s.
Dstrd at Arliugten, this 25d DAY u october, y.
1855
fWAS ~ YoT-NG.
HIRAM HAwLEY. Cem'rs,
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MARRIED.

IL the Episcopal Church. Factory Point. Ssv. !, ny
Rev Gee Weeks, GFo. I. rTLEY and fEANCEs y
oENt-. slt q Manchester.
IL Nsnersier AnY, ist. at the srRe. ~ The brides
Athrr. W Rev y u Haiteri, Mr.. ". COOK a1d Misc
NANNY iiiCks. all ~ Msucssshr
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spECIAI. NOTICES.
A@astn ~ LanssE, y . 4. y. N~sf
~ sfeuias ssaaasaatirf'ias 1teFsaaE AsFtAt1
KY NssaasA.# l=ss
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DIED.

tR Manchester Nor, 5 Mr. Et TII widow ~ the late
jesse Hart IN the 9JA scar u hersKr
In Msgrhs ter. Nov, at MABEL. widow ~ the late
duhn &. lirhsrds"n IN The goth year ~ her age
10 Jamaica uet ~, ~ y Phnid ever NANCY JANE
daughtr 4 far' T. and Anh BufRu, 81 Dorsci, aged ~
years,
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

THE LEeIsLATuRE.--The reception and
reading of the Governors Message and
the presentation Of afew bills and resolu-
tions referred to the proper committees
and to be acted upon hereafter, constituted
the principal business done In the two
houses on Wednesday. On the day pre-
vions, DuNoAr s. CAoE, of. Terrebonne,
was elected Speaker, TT MAXWELL, Clerk
E. T. MoREHEAD, Assistant Clerk. -
murray, Sergeant at Arms and ]. w.
DAVIS, Doorkeepor of the House. In the
Senate tho following Standing Committees
were appointed
Parochial Afatrs- Cooley, Brown Kay-
anpgh, Brownlee, Anderson. e, a.
Penitsassarg -Egan, Newton D., Brown,
Kavanagh, Hougb.
NEBieeti0tss4- Campbell, Anderson, Ball,
AlDey, Newton, g.
.jHdsciaty~ Kinney, Ellis, Foute, Cooley
and Duvigneaud.
federal Rstatims-Fouto, Kinney, Kelso,
Ellis, Brown.
Public Works and lLands and Leoeso-
Palfrey, Hough, Bell, Newton, D., Cooley
Egan .z.'"
fSnanoe-K enner, Munday, Lapeyre,
Gordon, Palfrey
Public Etgea6ton Campbell, Wilcoxen,
Wood, Newton, g., Egan, Alney, Lott.
Mslttie-Barrow, Taylor, Kelso, Andsr
son, Ellie, Abney Egan.
Commerce, Agrioulture and Maugfacsurss
Coco, Brownlee, Purcell, Brown, New
ton, D. - e
Charitable Institutions -Duvigneaud,
Mppdayf Browniee, Newton, g., Abney.
Banks and Thinking = Lap6yre, Palfrey,
Kenner, Bercault, Gordon.
Claims Anderson, Scott, Wilcoxen,
Wood, Egan, Alney, Newton d.
! Eatol1ed Bile : Barcault, Nicholas, Mo-
-ihah -Hough, Coco, Ellis.
Printing Taylor, Mohsn, Purcell, Kav-
anaugh, Alney. baa F,#Hg.
Amendments 10 the Gonstitution- Scott,
Campbell, Mohan, Brownlee, Kenso, Cool
ey, Purcell.
Expenses Wilcoxen, Armstrong, Coco,
Gordon, Eean.
Unfsnishsd Bustness-- Purcell, Armstrong
Nicholas, WEIGH, Hougb.
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MILITIA ELECTION NOTICE.


HEAD QUARTERS REorMENT Il. BAToN RoUaE MILITIA,
November 22d, 1865.
General Order No. l.
TN PURSUANCE Of instruc tions from District
i Head Quarters Louisiana Militia, all persons
subject to militia duty In the Parish of East Ba-
ton Rouge will Assem- BILE at the points designs
In this order on the first SATURDAY In Decem.
ber, at IL O'Clock, for the purpose Of being en-
rolled and organized by companies All parties
who are subject to militia duty who fail to come
forward will bs punished accordiag to law, and
all Justices oflths Peace Of the Parish OF East
Baton Rouge are herewith ordered TO notify all
parties subj sct to this duty to come forward, and
also to pres l. at the meetings in their respective
Wards, and perform all such duties as ia required
Of them by Sec 5, of an Act to organic the
Militia Of Louisiana
BEAT No. l. Composed of all that part OF the
City of Baton Rouge below North Boulevard street,
and Ward No will form two companies, A and
b respectively. who will meet at the Court House
in Baton Rouge-Judgs y. A. Nephler, pre-
siding.
BEAT No. Q. Composed Of all that part Of the
City OF Baton Rouge above North Boulevard
street will compose companies and d, meeting
at the City Hall presided by Judge J. NJ. Tracy.
BEAT No. 3. COMPOSED Of ards Nos 8, q and
will form companies u and y, will meet at Red
wood--presided by Judge John A. McHugh.
BEAT No 4. Composed of Wards Nos. 6, 7, Q
and IL will form companies @ and VI, and meet ut
thu Masonic Hal-presided by Judge P. a. Wal
KEEP.
BIAS No 6. Composed Of Wards 10 and IL
will form companies and xviii meet at Nor
gan's Store-presided bgaJudgs McCaa.
officers Presiding At these elections win report
returns to these Head Quarters within three days
IS required by law. BY command Of
THOMPSON j. BIRD, Colonel.
JoHE MoGRATH, AdjutAnt. tastr
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

LABoR-It is argued that the
lands of the Southern States have a
specific value that no other lands I'M
der the sun can have-that cotton
will go up toward a dollar a pound
before the close of next year--that
there are four millions of bales within
the annual capacity Of our aoil-that
it cannot be got out and sent to mar
ket without labor, and that if we do
not supply this labor somebody else
will do it. The two things, the ca
pacity OF the soil and the needed la
Dor will be brought together some
how, and by somebody. The ques-
ton is, had we not better make the
effort, or at least take control of it,
instead of leaving it to others There
has never been anything like the
amount of labor in the South that
was needed.
Mr.. Battaile, of Alabama, believes
that white labor can be successfully
employed in the South, and tells the
Mobile Tribune that he has informa-
ton warranting the belief that 50,-
900 white laborers could be introduc-
ed between now and the first Of next
March. But the subject wants con-
cert Of action and specific arrange
ments. Without these nothing can
be done.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

10 JOSEPH JooR, Esq, formerly
of Baton Rouge, but since 1857 resi-
dent Of Illinois, revisits our city, with
the view, he informs us, of prospect
ing for a suitable house in which to
remove with his family and to make
this again his permanent home. We
are glad that he has concluded to
come back here and live among US
and hope he will find it both agree
able and to his interest to do so.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

PLEASANT RECEPTIoN.-T h @
friends of Capt. J. G. STAFFORD, of
our city complimented that gentle
man and his bride, on their arrival
from Mobile, by a reception given
at Mrs. BoNNlNG's, on Wednesday
evening. The affair called together
large number Of the young, the
gay and the beautiful, who merrily
INDUCED in the pleasing pastimes of
the dance and other social attrac-
tions prepared for them.
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New and Popular Music.

A T BEADS BO0R AND VARIETY STORE
IA BEAUTIFUL STAB LINE WALTZ-August
Davis.
LES CLOCHETs--De Gran. -
FAUST DE Oil. GOUN0D--Frsd Berger.
ST0NEBALL JACKS0N'S GRAND MARCH
La Hacbe.
CAPT. SHEPHERDS QUICK sTEP-gra fulla.
THE PATRIOT MOTHER tUne Mere du Sud
Jules Nores.
REST DAZZLING REST-E. 9. Illsley,
DAISEY DEANE--W Winthrop 4 Murray.
POTOMAC ARTILLERY GRAND MARCH,
AdOlphus Brown.
3 BIRD N EST P0L4KA--W. d. Wren.E
l CANNOT SING TO MIG aT-Mrs L. L, Dewing.
deo2-6t Ef4t seq. JOSHUA BEAL.
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' TO BE ExEoUTED.-The negro
convicted Of the murder Of Mr.. SyL-
vEsrER HYATT in this parish in Jan
uary- last, will BIO hung this day with
in the enclosure of the parish Jail yard,
in accordance with his sentence by the
Court, and the period fixed for bis ex-
ecution by the Governor
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g9~ J. NJ. SWORDS & Co., the ener.
getic proprietors of the Vicksburg
Herald are publishing paper at De
Soto, La. Immediately opposite Vicks-
burg, entitled the louisiana Herald.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02
nag TIE St. Charles Theatre al

s0~ Tie St. Charles Theatre at
New Orleans Is to be sold, together
with its fixtures, scenery, machinery
and furniture, on the 9th Of Decem-
Der, subject to the lease Of Ben DEBAW
which expires on the aoth September,
1867, and which yields to the present
owners (the N. o. Gas Light and
Banking Company $4,000 per an
num,
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- The National Intelligence,

- The National htellsgencer,
in sensible, patriotic and conciliatory
editorial remarks addressed to the
;South and the North, says, call men
who love the country, and who hope
for the future safety and dignity of
the institutions on which the most
precious hopes of mankind depend
all such men must rally in aid of
the restoration policy of the Presir
dent. If need be, North and South
must make cheerful sacrifices of non
essentials and of collaterals. The
Observation-Disclosures now than here
after-must be the Union-"Liberty
and Union, now &nd forever, one and
inseparable."
"Then, if, after all these important
aids shall be brought to the Presi-,
dent by the wisest and best of our
country's sons, North and South,
there shall still remain an obstinate,
un-Ameriean, warning faction, pow
erful enough to obstruct for the time.
the great object of all our sacrifices
che popular corrective is at hand, and
there need be do doubt that it will be
sunmarily applied"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02
WESTERN PRODUCE.

tt HAVE just received direct from st. Louis,
J. 10 barrels of New MESS PORK,
5000 pounds CLEAR SIDEg,
so sacks WHITE CORN,
r=''. so sacks OATS,
% barrels POTATOES,
30 bales HAY. .-=,=
dec2 n. WAX.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

adopted as will make all Louisianians
as proud Of the material prosperity
Of the State, as they are Of her his
tory and renown.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02
Our Agents I'm New Orleans.

MrssRs GARDNER 4 Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. o, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
are the duly authorized Agents In that city for
he Gnsette and Comet
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Nest Unprecedented Excitement !!
The store Crowded with myers!
The Most Elegant and Magnificent
69Etf STOCK or @ lIE1TI'a
Carefully Selected Merchandise,
|)it s-lv yHa-
Corner Of Lafayette and Florida sts.
e.. BoNNroAzE's Old sronB.) i
Il a--~-b ->
OWING to the absolute necessity Of departure
by the 81 Of February, bargains can be had At the
ADORE place, for short time, at prices which
defy all composition. X"
REMEMBER 14a Y ne h
rrsAT THR
Corner OF Lafayette and Florida Streets
THAT fOu GAN fUAoHAbE ~
CALICO, warranted not to fade, at rs, TN and
30 cents per yard. ..,s,.
W HITE COTTON, at %, 80, s211S and &c., % YARD
. ;. :. Long.dale, at DO cts. per yard.
UNBLEAcHED COTTON, at 30, a215 IS and 40
cents per yard.
aENrLEMEN's CALF BOOTS at 30 90, % 90,
u 90, a 80, s5 90, SO 90, u 90 and " So
per pair. EGEIf.#HHl}f) .e-
MEMS SHOES, CATERS and BROGANs, at 50
per cent lower han at any other store.
A very description Of Ladies' Misses, and Children
CATERS, BALMoRALs, SLIPPERS
SHOES and BOOTS -nsw styles.
The most varied stock of Boys ohildren'a and
Gentlemsn's CLOTHING, ct incredibly low
prices. II fa#iS .f
A ans assortment Of NUBIAs, soNTAes, Chill
dren's JACKETS, HOODS, soAEFs and La
dies HOODS with FUBIAs. ~'stA@
The greatest and finest stock Of TRIMMINGS
HOSIERY, MILLINERY, Boys and Gentle.
mems HATS, s.-..a z.y--as. =. III t-y- ~
very Iargs and varied stock Of French, (Black
end Colored) CLOTH, CAssIMEREs, SAT-
TINETs, kentucky JEANS, FLANNELs,
etc, etc. 4 i. raHIikL
Every species Of JEWELRY. M ~
s, .. :. French pERFUMERY.
WHISKY, By the bottle, GO cehtss half bottle, 30
cents; half gallon, % 30. II
All at u Complete SacriflceI
nov30-1m
#1af 5aAs N ~
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WASHINGTON n. A. CHAPTER,

Q THERE WILL BE A REGULAR myYsnzzs
H. Annual Meeting of Washington SzNN5
~ r. A. Chapter, No. 8, on to NOR. sfME1
row Sunday, December 80, 1865, at o'clock p NJ.
sojourning companions In good standing are fra
ternally invited to attend.
By order of tho NJ. Il. II. X. Ia Z
JOHN JAsTREMsKT, Secretary.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02
WHO WANTS A NEW cLoAKf.

TUsT RECEIVED lot of beautiful Cloth and
% silk Cloaks, alAo = splendid assortment Of
Hoop Skirts and Corsets, Of the best make. VIII
be sold less than cost OF material at
PARKER'S NEW STORE,
dee2 .s,t sst.# Main st. near Third.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02
4. o. o. r. :

THE Regular Weekly Meeting Of .ssssxks.
J. DE SOTO Lodge, No. 7, !. o. s "
o. T., 10 hald at their Hall, on Main
street, nearly opposite the Sumter House, every
THURSDAY EVENING, at o,clook,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
st. James Lodge. NO. III,

n THE REGULAR Annual Meet. N
Nv ing Of the brethren Of St. James <<eMa
~ Lodge, No. AZ will take placs at WV
' their Hall, in the third story of sss
the brick building opposite the Catholic Church.
corner OF Main and Church streets, this (sat-
urdsy) evening, December I'd, 1865 at the usual
hour. J MCCORMICK, Secretary.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-02

s9-There was heavy fall Of saow
at Albany, N. Y, on the 29th inst.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
:lsb Oregon Hlnn H.sIt,,
AGENCY OF the
.. II Est ladi, Coffee.
-. Jar. DEPOT
l.@ Reade Street, N. Y.


10y above Cosspsny are knova oil ever
!. rid as the owpors Of the Co1se Pan
...,> ofJayA ANA Batavia in tAs Dussh.
II f. lies. and are the largest ss7aspol'-
49,. " Csaso en- the G.obs. q. ..
"a III i,rsigs.i(~ho ia appointed their
Axsnsis she un;ssA State. And in She
! c.h cslsnissl will have Tor sale three d f
al Kinds Of Cores, which 'os regularity
.rsae and eLe.rEs.s 81 prize. will defy
>-asss.ton-
'as"8asasia Cofss' never before issvo-
.vsA into this, ba: entsnsvely used in sils
,.x,ss snd Nsv;ss Of Europe, and ricAlj
i .sd, will DO pu. up At prices to reach all
q. ,Ansrs, and our Extra Jaya will b. she
:aun Hsnwa. Coffee Of the aye.
:. will hsvs, for Accommodation Of Gro
Families, and Government Contractors,
.,.!es (drv, and DRAWN for testing.
,rlors solisited On receipt Of sash, ssf.
~ p-rm pity sorN arded as directed
II A. LlPPHAN.
iss Esads Street, New York.
4 Sole Agent, p. E. I. c. Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
AMAI.GAM BELLS,
AMAL4AM BELLS,
AMALG BELLS,
kMALGAM BELLS,

At price, within she reach Of every Chsrsh
School. Cemetery, Factory, or Pam in tn,
land. Thsir $50 throughout shs United Sta
tss and CsnadAs for the past six ysws hs,
yrs vsa th EN- 10 combine ssSst vasAabls quail
Hss Among which ars TONE, sTREHGrR
soxe aeysMsss, and DURABILITY o. y,asA-
non, un.suailsd by any other manufacture
Sizes from TO 5000 lbs, costing rwo-rrIss,
LESS than other rsssaf, or 20 cents per pound
~ which rrlce | warrant thsm twelve
nnatks. Ola hell metal taken in exchange,
or bought far cash. Send for Circular to
As Nauufasturer.
JOHN 3. ROSlNSON.
Nc. ls0 Wil!ism Street New York.
LIST az PRICES. WEIGHT ANp SILKS eT FARM,
seTHL, STEAMBOAT, sCaoo1-nevsS, SHOP,
ANp FACTORY asLLs.
these bells are fitted with Yoke, stand
ards, Crank and Bolt, complete fo- use: