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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
HARLAN q BROTHERS,
tsuseeIsors to EpwARD L. Rios)
no. 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
GroaarSaz VYTsoon o.J Ts~.

no. 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
IN THB undersignsd would respectfully f5eEzzA
HH&5 call Attestlon to their Stock OF WINES 29<f
h1s ~ and LIQUORS The facilities possessed $t ~
by them for obtaining all Wines and Liquors IN Their
purity with long experience in the business affords 81.
for the character and quality Of their Wnes
Amongst the stock may be iound--
0ognac Brandy. Pale do, Jamaica Spirits,
HonsndG Gin, seoleh Whiakey,
in WOnd and bottle
Madeira Port, Lisbon, Sweet MAiAge.
fenerine, Sherry Champagne, Clarot.
WINES, very choice and old, in wood and bottles.
Extra hne honongahelA Whskey, two to i've years old
the navor cannot be surpassed.
~ Tavern keepers supplied on the most reasonable
terms, FAMILIES supplied with the cheapest wlnsa aud
Liquors, for culinary purposes,
TO THE AFFLICTED.
IRvAdl in want Of old Wines and Liquors Of TArious
kinds, for medicinal purposss may assured Of oh
tAlning them Of the finest quality from HARLAN 4
8h0IHER No. kRst Second Street, opposite the lower
OLD WIHEs AND LIQUORS.
Superior old ines and Liquors, for medical PURPOSES
with general sasortment Of we'll selected GROCERIES
always on hand, and for sale at fair prices by
HARLAN BROTHER, No. 3 East Second st.
TEAS, WINES, 0ROORhIES, AND LIQUORS OF sUPR
RI0R QUALITY.
Hotels, country trade and supplied whole
sale and retail BY the cask demiohn dozen or
Of assorted kinds All orders by post or othsrvIs re-
solved, giving limit in Price, warranted 10 be shtisf,o
torly hled, the goodh taken back Please eal and
examine At HARLAN 4 DR0rnER's, No. 8 Kast sseond
NoTioE TO sPoRsTMBN.
Duponts best Eagle Powder In Canisters md " lbs
keEs, duck and ride. Also shot OF all sses suitable for
rail- and reed bird Shooting In season. percussion ears
aud dealer In OlOVorI Timothy Orchard Herd 0rats
Seed, all for sale by HARLAN 4 BROTHER
N s.7a.lv. Opposite the lower Market uouss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18

The bridal ohampsr, an Essay OF nATn
and distraction for Young Men-publShed BY the uoW
ard Association aud sent rss Of charge In sealed
oipes AddrsaS, DR.. J.. skillin Houghton. Howard A
iOitiou. PhiladeiphiA. Pa fsb1o-l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
EMpLOYMENT FOR BOT

EMPLOYMENT FOR BOTH SEXES.
Disabled and returned soldiers, widows and orphans
Of slain soldiers and the unemployed Of both sexes
. silly, In want Of respectabe and profitable employ
snt nanrTlnE risk. procure such by enclosing
pJstPaiI addrssssd snVelops for partirularS. to
DR. JOHN n. DAdNALL,
jysl=sn B21 lAs, BrRoklyA, D. ].
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
I LALUAnLE FARm Eon sALE.


,pntaping ilO acres more or isss, situate On the
Brand VIII in Christians hunlrsd. Nav Castle eorpty
and stits besware adipiui Ands of Mnu I. pAner
& nna- Wis'p, aud otheft THE bul dnBr excel.
ent 81 me House aud BArn, both supplied with water
in pipes from springs. There isruDnug water In aver,
usa. u.oi aple otehari and great variety n choice
wine meadow, with 20 scres or wooaani ali in high
.lAt. ni rnuvi,inn W THU n,e m,s Of the wi'm ne-
"l Guy lna' u is very hraihy aud dsairii L. pro.
t"fT' Apply TO W. McrAuLLkY,
VI Market Street.
g.. -, ,s,. Wilmington, Del.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON-
~ Hlnlg two HUNDRED arr mura ,r lbs, situate In
nsh h'n Hundred, Now CaSile County. nni state of
msNANafn ga the River raAd hFe mile rom New este
The buildings -Neselt, hies hcuss with ii ranrs
sosi @ "1fn spnns hoa Q, lee house and ohst Luiid
'nss. Also two hlry teuAlt b. is-. L. health, and
desirable property. APpli to
W. MccAuLLEY.
Ia. 6l5 Market street.
oe.zp Wniupon, Delaware.
7 ARGE BUILDING FOR sALn.--TuE
- UNION CHURCH n se'ond street near wa-hington
sfeet The congregation have ereted Hnd hrAuti.
house Is fr sas at much esg p-ce ,han il can e bali
i9r @ M e. pre,ent SASH MAKERS MAcnlNIsTS AND
noy?o'tf BRiGHf 1 soN.
EOR NEET.--A DWELLING HOUSE GARDEN
u and ten or Twelve acres ~ lSnd on ih9 Cau.eva,
hat mile from Wilmington ths ,ni suitable for trurk-
Lug to OF Aesrins e~'. Po'sesficm immediately Apply
..n,.. 500 Msrket street,
.-41-t't-p vii. nsl.
fhdE uuNsDERGEH BUILDING FOR
i RENT. N
lhis ine huilllns on itc ern,r II MARKET anl Water
steetf nov olere rt.n', viii iste-snu given on
COacbmnklng IN the rliy. 's'
oeiiVu WILLIAM RUSH
GTONE FOR UENT AND FIXTURES
- ron sALE-lhe Store No. 2Oi, n rhet street. Ia fr
rnt aud tho FXturs TT sale Ror particulars enauite
at NO. '2o Market stree, Que door beow Pifh street
nuvs3-tf
IEoH SALE Or EXCHANGE, a VERY
Il desirable Farm. near ieiinn, Drltwar
NJ. ". CHILD
t22 King street,
uselt-lw Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
ELECTION.

The NATIONAL BANK or DBLAwARA7
AT WILMINGTON, Dec. 7th, 1866. I
CT0CkHOLDERS 10 this Institution are hereby notified
- that an election for the choice of seven Directors %
terVe for the ensnng year will be held their Banking
House, on TUESDAY, the Sth day Of January next b.
tween the hours Of two aud fur o'clock, p. ~
dll-9t FLOYD Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
TRAINs roR nAIrl,lnpr
H.F. KENNEY. suDsrintsus.n,
IELAwAnE RAIL ROAD L1Nn
CllANGh Oh HOURS.

ON 4Nb AFTER MUNDAY, NOV. 70, 1soc.
r"'spser Trains will run follows until further notice
uOiSJ NORTH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
Ell
TRRSE WORLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES

Are celebrated for doing the bcst work, using much
smaller needle for ths thread than any other ma
chine, and by the introduction Of the most approved
machinery, able supply the very best ma
chimes In tie world These machines are made under the
immediate supervision Of the President Of the Company
ELIAS HOWE JR- the original inventor Of the Sowing
Machine, They adapted to oil kinds Of Family Sewing
Ano 10 the use oi Seamsreses Dress Makers Talors Md
1nhoturefs Of Shirts Collars skrs Coaks Mantillss
Clothing. Hats Caps cHsets Boots Shoes Harness. SAD
dies, LINEN Goods etc They work equally well upon dix
nen voolen and cotton sooda With silk, cotton OF naI
thread They will seam, quilt, gather, hon. fel cord
braid bind, and perform every species Of sewing making
beautiful and per stitch, alike both sides Of the
articles sewed On shbo aud Leather work Ia admit tod
70 have no equal
tHE eUALrsiEs WHICH AIconuxD tHnN AL:
Beauty and Excellence Of Stitch alike on both sidsa
q the fabric ssWed,
not Rip or Raye
3. Economy of Thread.
Attachments and wide range OF application to Pun.
poses and materials.
. The stitch invented by Nh. HOWE and made on ,hbI
Machine, the most popular and durable and az Ssno
Aoenaei are fHoieef % he pTiHcpl< fRuentsd by Af
~ Observe the Medallion Head Of ELIAS HOWE N
inbadded In each Machine without which nous arc Rso1.
fns. - WV
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
SPRCTAL NoTICEs.
EDUCATION FOR BUsINHs

Young meu who wish to qualify themselves fer Bus
nssa Life, have unequallsd advantages for doing 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18
TIE nuNsnERGER nuILDING FOR

This fine luilling OF he ,,rn,r II a.,k.t,,Iw.t.,
ttreet', u nov oiere .n', wi s,r-sinu given on
the ~ %, n"femuef nst. Il Is tbs bet .;tnition for
CoAehmsklng in the ry.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18

GTONE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES
- FOR sALElhe Store No. 2Od Market street ia fir
at No 420 Market stree, Que door bsiow Finn street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18

y IIIIAUEIFHIE.
Lesve Baltimore 725 A. ~ .wsv Nj ooo', =,
NJ, Evprest ' 'a' 81 Express. - r.
tian-.g 4tOpN N'' ehn ih'-rnedlHs .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-18


TIE geter up OF Club will AlwayR receive copy uf
ths PREMIUM ENGRAVING. Men bers Of a Club si.h
Ing the Premium Engraving remit one dollar extra
~ Those deslroua Of getting up Clubs or Premium
Lats should enclose fifteen cents for sample Magazine
containing the particulars. Address
DEACON PETERSON,
deel4 sl9 Walnut St, Philadelphia
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arYTcrAL aouRN Al

(
GAMBlER's TELEGRAfH.--The building on r
Etreet, between LaTimer and Holiday, formerly
occupied NJ gambiBg he'll by the notorious Har-
risen, il beng lowered to the grade, The house
10 now oeeuBisdsas grocery by Mr.. Gehrung Iii
making iAa necessary excavation fer lowering the
Building, the worknleu discovered one Of the sig
nal nlaciipes used by the sporting fraternity in
1eeeing iEet utWafy victims. 5
a greet many of oar citizens looked at the affair
yesteIday Il consists Of long lever made fast al
one end By swiHgingj nnt to one Of the ioists IN
on which the thetl5og rests; about eighteen inches
ffem tlis joint there is piece Of board nailed 70
the top 81 the lever reaching within TIVE inches Of
the tiooI. lute the end of this board mail is
driven, through a hole in the floor large enough
40 admit q us playing up and down freely When
down, the head VI this nail is level with the upper
surface OF Che floor At the other end of the lever
q string passes up through the R0or batWeen the
wall OF a partition, subject TO the control OF the
hand On foot ot Che gamblers confederate.
he mode 81 operating was simply Tor the gam
bier to SIT one side Of the table with his foot
on the head Of HE nail previously described, the
pigeon to he packed sitting On the opposite side,
and tile gambler assistant behind Or on one side
OF him, is ~ see the cards ln his hana lhep BY
jerk d Tie string lie eoHid cause the nail, preyi-
0usly described IL ft the fool resting uponit, and
by series If this kind of taps, could accurately
Snform te b3nssf sport of just what he had to play
against III Is beautiful arrangement for the pup
poses desired. Theleyer is padded where it would
strike the lost below, that in signaling not the
slightest conclusion orsound may be produced
All Thol40k 8E thls machine must be impressed
with tue faes that, between thleying and gamb-
ling, the former is far more honorable than the
atteF.-EpenfeF tCal.) News, %.
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BY the Governor:
j. Il. HARDY,


ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, Dep DE L'ExECUTIF,
Nouvelle-Orltans, % JUN 1866.
ArrENDU que John G. Sinnot s'est adress6 a
moi aim de faire canceller son obligation Off
cieIle CONNIE BIaitfe de Port, dams ct pour lie
port de la NouEflle-OrlGans, savoir
Une obligation datGe lie 81 mars 1860, pour
Ia somme de deuy mile cinq cents piastres, ST
gnee par John @. Sinnot CONNIE principal ct
James 8IcCloslley ct james Nimick CONNIE eau
tons, laquelle obligation etant eonditonnGe
sur Ia fid6le Execution par leGdt 5ohn @. Sim
not de SEES devoirs de 4Iaitre de Port ci-dessus.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux
Y interessG dayoir i dGduiTe, par Gclit au bu-
reau tu secrGtaire 'Etut dansle quaHeyingt-
dix jours Npres Ia derniere publication dU Pre-
sent avis, les Eaisons pour lesqtelles Ia dite
obligation ne serait pas caneellee ct annullGe
Donnie sous ma main ct lie sceau de IEtat a
la date ci-dessus, ct Go TindGpendance des
Etats- Unis, la neutrality-suspicious.. .l.
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par le gouveneur:
j. IL HARDY, SecrGtaire d'Eltat.
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nEFTCIAL.


STATE OF LOUISIANA. EXECUTIVE DEPABTMN'T,
New Orleans, June %, 1866.
WHEREAS John c. Sinnot has applied to me
for the caneelling of his official bond as Har-
Dor Master in and for theport of New Orleans,
TO wit
A bond dated the 21st of March, 1860, for
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John O. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
ClosBey and James Nimiok as securities, the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John G, Sinnot of his
duties as Harbor Master aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in writing the Office of the secret ary of
State, within ninety days after the last pub,
bond should not be cancelled ana annulled,
Given under my hand and seal of State as
above and Of the independence of the United
States the nineGeth.
j. MADISON WELLS
BY the Governor;
j. H. HARDY,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, a.
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY or NEW ORLEANS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day March
1866 EDMOND MEUNIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of oreanA
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CHARTER.
ChABTE
FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS
COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AvErIcA, STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Civ uf New orleans

Be known the eleventh day of June the yesr Of
Independence the United States Of America the nnete
before me Edward & e. X notary t Pubic duly com
the Parish Orleans PERSONA game and appeared the parties
ng tSeseves 81 tie he Sttes oi ts ss t u
9e bs9 by No ae @ see u e. m rs ~ t
ents covenant agree and bd themselves and tn Sc whom they
RATE for the objects aud PURPOSES and under the title obga
tions, stpuatuns and regulation following, to-wit:
ARTICLE FIRST.
This company shall be established aud its dolcil is hereby
the FIRST NATIONAL 06BaIGAL TOKKs COMPANY
ARTICLE SECOND,
of resinou and oTher Tood and lie SIZE q products
Ing for an inscription he ile Of the orporaon and for
device the Csat Of Arms Of the STATE vi Louana. Al eita
Of the Company
This Company ia formed hui exist for and during til
full term ard Pnc OF twenty i've years re hs date hereof
seziseuce it shall have and egioy succession, be capable tQ
@ 20 re l oe spea ~ pHtse igtSe Pgsstss Huu
and to sell aienag demise ar dispose OF he same, the whole
ehriehtS bowers privileges and mmanies as are granted
ARTICLE FOURTH
All the corporate powers the Comp my shall he vested in
and exercised by Beard OF nrec Ors egmpose Of seven
frs Monday January year th office Of Com
pay Notice 81 such election Shall be given by advartsenGnt
ciEy q New Orleans The Bosr1 sbaii eppoint three
9sc G8 6S5 any S'9es" gSsS s sas
o l'il 20 le we tfesaets AA+t +yR- "1sEs IN th9tf
sie INC 45"Au mus e'etl s' L't ly'f 'st'' On te
naE MNiF hFAt ENSUING lNs eteIHH anu aH' NY t'alL
rEsi n-+s sgs Es'l4eAt ~ l-l.A5 y'tusiges lA
,@eg 81 t9e o4s S2r s.5 ne 5Nat eoa4aeg tue
~ 81, IL EtE n IL - 7SPF = 'ip. u
ny noIIL q 1'uls NC si s,- w lL"ets -nu oiHer
ys ~ Iis Fg5f non ai9rls an aTi. ,1 Ia t! ry
s1 ms @ II a6 1 . 1884, am ~ sieEEs
~, s, a ~ tS 'i e" VIZ H. - ~ s.ryt9la
ie15 o II ny w. 9 1.t, pc Sg,tsG ugty
49, "t I III n ~ e. W W Wy w
within A.. #.y 9I,ayalrs,r ~ - - in, 4 80
grrent in nne Or n,uFe ia g VIII Il fl,,
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved to declare Scrip dy
dend Of thTtyye per cent the earned participating
premiums for the ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates viii DO Issued and after the "a day Of July
next a
Tho Scrip Certificates Issued for the year 1860 win be re.
deemed, also six cent interest all outstanding Cera
of Scrip will be paid the second Monday of May
1866 the holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS President
a. oARRIRRE Vice President
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Theodore Lee Of Philadelphia, misused his wife
until Sis Tas driven to desert him. Since then her
father has died leaving her some 100000. Lee
brings snit a9w to force her to CONG home again,
gignifying lie willingness to receive and cohabt
with her again, and use her as good husband
ought to do $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-04

Daniel E. sicklssis an applicant for the position
of nayal officer ut New York, and it is said islikely
TO get it, Ihe place is q very profitable one.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-04

THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
The fonrleStures e4ted The Philosophy Of Marriage
as delivered at the New York Anatomical Museum CHS Broad
way New York can be had in Now Orleans ar r Keller
Regal street Price % cents sent free by post anywhere
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FEMALE ACADEMY
Y NEAR BARDsTOWN, KENTUCKY.
DoLBEAE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

nOLBEAE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
ST " FHR-
Spacious and Elegant "StOrY Building"
constantly in session under eight able Professors 1t will
sounded in 1882 and chartered by the State Isomer stu
densmsy be found Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion of the old houses this city and the Southern
COURSE Book keeping, Penmanship Mathematics, Eng
sh French Spanish business education that enables
one 5000 $1,000 annually the best fortune parents
can give their soma We have ample arrangements for 200
students Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call.
.=-S RUFUS DOLBEAR, President
rTHE BUTLER FEM ALE SEMINARY
BATON ROUGE,
oecuuiss Large and Commedous Mansion with Ample and
aa=E Secluded Grounds.
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC. EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Rtc
together with cheerful domestic management moral and polite
cultare, are offered and assured
TRRhss4O per month $500 in Adyaucei Gusle and orna-
mentsls extra s s.. NJ f#=-rE= - .....Ee,
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing. .
Address REF. J. E. O. DoREATs, D D.,
A LRERT LYONS SCHOOL FOR BOYS
oHATAwA, PIKE CO.,, MISS
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad.
Circulars be obtained application RoRERT PIT
KIN, Esq, Is and Is sRmP atEsst, NsE Orleans. TF
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DENTISTRY.
nR. d. nj. MAGEE.
SURGEON DENTIST,
No. 10 Dauphine Street,
Between Canal and Customhouse, New Orleans.
DR. j. h. WALKER
DENTAL SURGEON
Has returned to New Orleans bis practice
$50 CANAL STREET where he will perform all Dental ope-
rations in the most perfect
COUTHERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ. F. HOPPER.
30 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS of all kinds CON
sisting In part of
Instruments Operating Chairs and spttoons;
Teeth; Gold and Tin Foi Gold Silver and latina Plata
Files; Yulcsnizers; Rubber; LAthea;
Brush Cotton and Corundua Wheels;
Arkansas Stones, etc., etc. etc
Orders by mail promptly executed
Address, as sh0vA Lock Box No. TO-
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS
We now receiving various sizes and qualities which we
offer at reduced prices,
PoTTHoPF & KNIGHT,
e6 Caup street,
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INSURANCE.

CRvENTEENTEE ANNUAL STA EEaEEsT
or THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS, MAY O. 1896. .....
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-18

when the country is ruled by tailor bold.
4 beggar shan stitch with thimble of gold
And the ter shall furnish instead Of the land,
Three millions Of men with their first in command
This oracle said to have been taken from
an Almanac of some twenty years ago, is
now employing the talents of the diviners
and wise men, We are in. The first line
means Andy johnson, whose presidency will
last four years lacking small fraction. 1t
also typifies (puts in type) the first year OF
his administratIon-cloSin on bold The
second lire exemplities the condition of the
country i'll the second year. which is not so
far ahead but we can see into it. We know
She was cleaned out during the war, saving
none of the little memorials of the past but
a gold thimble, with which she now sews for
living. The wives of some thousands OF
Shoddyttes and Petrolians will be doing the
same before twelve months; after which
time we may be able to understand the
third line, but it viii take another year to
tell what the fourth means. 1t is the opin-
ion of the doughty generals who recently
gave such heavy testimony before the De
construction Committee that it means the
crews of the Shenandoah, Florida and Ala
bama, each of which monsters of the brine
were manned with million hands These
are lurking under the Gulf stream engaged
| in conspiracy to reconstruct the Confeder-
| acy with Admiral Buchanan, Admiral
Semmes, Capt. Maury, Capt, Waddell, or
some other bloody pirate for President. But
, we are not responsible for this interpreta-
] ton
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lnauosm.nt. to osplt.list and Man-

uE0CNuFGE
tensively into the manufacture OF the ar
ticle and may we not safely cohcMde InaC
there are capitalists ready and willing to
carry this same enterprise into every State
in the Union.
We have more territory than we can con-
troll profitably and will dispose of any OF
the States remaining unsold, at prices that
can't fail to suit the purchasers: ana 10
men of limited means, we will divide to you
States by county to suit your convenience.
"A word to the wiseis sufficient.
Directions for hIIIng the Broom
The top of the stirrup should be about
two inches above the top of the cone; NIL
row around the outer circle OF the cone OF
your straiteSt and best corn, and then MI
the inside with the inferior corn, II you Wl<h
to use it. after which turn the handle
till the corn is as tight as you wish lt 10 De-
holding your hand on the brush at the same
time to steady the broom, otter Whlch put
on your bend wire and insert the hook ana
stiri1Ip wires and the broom is complete, all
of which does not take much longer than
reading the directions Persons cannot DE
TOO careful in keeping the handle sufficient
Iy tight to keep the corn secure, as many
persons are apt to unScrew II IN examining
the broom and leavs it so; the next comes
aIonp takes hold and shakes it. and by re-
heating I the broom will become loose, and
lead some to think it was the fault of the
broom, when in fact it is the carelessness OF
inexperienced persons. The broom Is OF
itself so simple that the most stupid person
cannot fail to understand it at glance.
The State OF Mississippi, or any OF the
Southern States, are for sale at the low
figures of S4,00 per thousand inhabitants,
taking the census of 1850
For particulars address the unders gned
at ST. Louis, or PEAS s. kILWORIH,
New Orleans.
DE WITT g. PIPER,
March gdIm. ST. Louis, Mo.