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New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Irom 1ae W.. rork comnlereia AdrerAscr.

HEARTH AND HOME.-The new illustrated
sXteen-page weekly. HeGrth and Home is at hand In
paper. printing, type, and illustrations II is remarkably
fneloOking ard the literary matter which furnished,
among others by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, HARRIET
BEEcIEE STOWE. T. r. TEOwBmDGE, WILLIAM CULLEN
BRYANT, and GRACE GREENWOOD, is excellent. The
editors DONALD G. MITCHELL and Mrs STOWE, and
the publishers are PErrSGILL BATES & Co. The first
page illustration a cartoon by MAST and is very pleas
ing and striking Hearth end Home bids fair be
popular as its title warrauts
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
from The Nerc- York hulependohL

Given the whole corps of contributors for the
atlantic and the Young Folks; add The pens Of the most
successful agriculturlss In the country; throw In the
graver Of THOs MAST put all under the management Of
DONALD q. MITCHELL, and HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
and you have the Hearth and Home, siStcenpagc
weekly paper for the farm and family circle published by
PETTESGuI, BATES CO.. NewYolk at the low price Of
81 y year. Success to it; IL will deserve it.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

Claus, by MAST, will certainly please tho eyes OF the
young folks and the older too and tue other Illus
uaions scattered through the paper will secure much
more than passing notice. The letter press made up
OF original contributions ty wekDown writer's, among
whom are OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, HARRIET BEECHER
STOWE J. T. TRoWBRIDGE, WM. CCLLES BRYANT, and
GRACE GREENWOOD The paper IS edited by DONALD G.
MITCHELL ana HARRIET BEECnER STOWE; and the pub.
lishers-MeSsrs. PETTESGiLL BATEs Il CO.lre de ter
mined TO make II one Of the best Of is kind
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
H,Oa The Chieogo T.pcs

The succeEs OF the new weekly, Hnarn and
Home is sufficiently assured 10y having FOR its editors
nox,tD O. MfrpnrII and HAHT!ET BEECuEg STONE,
assisted by TRow BRIDGE, Nine. IL VERT. Jostpr H.
Lyman. MARY Is poDGE, aud Ialny other prominent
Htsreps The first number is fair sample Of its char
aeter being well illustrated aud giving space to articles
on farming, fruit growing hower-cnlt,Fe.. ornamental
gardening, rural architecture and Kindred SAirGiS be-
sile the regulai literary fcatures~
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Etom HE PhilndeIphin lae.

HEARTH AID IIoME.-We have received the
initial number Of this paper, published in New-York by
Messrs. PETTENGILI, BATES & CO. Through long inter
with newspaper publishers, their capacity
advertising agents, they to have caught portion Of
the inspiration be derived from such associations and
have brought neat, welprintcd sheet, handsomely
illustrated and filed with choice reading matter Their
business and experience will doubtless carry forward
this their new enterprise 20 assured success
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Lron, The Eoston rrnr.iLer.
I IIOiT TIC HyNTVT ITIffFII
! The wonder the day--llOw so good a paper as
the Hearth and Home be published for cents per
hrom 1Ae ser.naaeA Rcpnbllcm.


The new family paper Hearth and Home,
edited by DoNALbG MITCHELL and HARRIET BEECnER
STOWE, and published by PEuNGHL, BATES * Co. OF
NewIork, has mado its appearance, and must be sue
from the start The first number barring the inev-
liable stiffness attending all nrodpc)us, is e In good
reading and wclieXccued illustrations, and the future ~
the enterprise is full of prOnsc Beside articles
from the fayontc pens Of the editors the first number
contains articles by OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, the Rev.
Dr. j. T. THOMSON GRACE GHEESwooD, and other we'll
known writer's and the beginning Of new story by 3 T.
TRowBRIDGP The paper Of the sif. and orn as
Hrycrs WeeEy and Ba:ar. and like those Journals It Is
excclcutly well printed paper lcitcr than Is common
with weekly jcuyBals.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
l,om Tie Ne,c. York Jonraal Of Commerce.

HEARTH AND HoNE.-The first number Of
HeGrih aud Home, just issued by PEIrENGILL, BATES
Co.. Is large, handsome paper and its literary con-
tents faly mp 10 the promise Of the advertisements
which hcralded its appearance. Mr. DoNALD e..
hiTcHGLL Qk MaryeD ana Mrs. STOWE furnish excellent
articles in their special veins and there good cob
buttons from BRYANT, HOLMES, TROwBRIDGE, GRACE
OREENwOOD. Nine Ii VERT, and others MAST supplies
iaFrc spirited picture Of Santa Claus, aud several Of
tho articles arc wel Illustrated by other desgueTs.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Inn, rhc lgnrccsl,r .r.N

The Hearth and Home is II very handsome
illustrated weekly OF sixteen folio pages, OF whch VT
have received the first number II is edited by DOSALD
G. MITCHELL ana Harriet BLECnEE SlowE, whish IL
guarantee Of excellence. and suporsedes the necessity
for praise It's prospectus promises that all IFS articles
aud Illustrations 10 he original. and IN the present
Number they are both odmTtblc.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
rrmn Ia Nel.. rort chri.lion h.t1ni1enc.r

HEARTH AND IIoME.--The first number Of
tins weekly has just come 10 hand. 1t is most
capital number, and contains contributions from WM C.
BRYANT OLIVER WENDLLL HOLMES, DR.. J. +. THOMP.
son. j. T. TGowBRIDGE. and other writers OF ability.
The editor DONALD G. MITCHELL, is himself host. In
literary excellence hnd artistic beauty this number Is
worthy of an praise 50 fara beginning must insure the
future succcss Of this undertaking. PEITESGrI, BATHS
4. Co. Publishers.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
LINN rhc Hnrlford ce.rnni

4 New FAMILY PArER.-Ws have received
from PETTESCILt, BATES & CO.. the first number Of
Heo,n and Home a now weekly newspaper. about whah
We have already had something 10 say II Is edited by
DONALD g. MITCHELL, Mrs. STOVE, JosErii II. LrhAA'
and MARY f. DODGE. We predict for the new weekly II
nrosperous future II ia certain deserve and
TO have il II will be especially popular among our we
70 do farmers aud IT viii do good wherever goes.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Ernm He ihann .IongwaL

Hearth and Home is the title OF new
weekly OF sixteen large pages edited by d. O. MTcnELL
and Mrs IL IRRIgT BELcHER STOWE II svery Handsomely
printed and Illustrated and cannot fail to become popu
lar About onohird Of the trst number Is devoted TO
agriculture aud the general terature-doinesc.
social and scientific. Price " a year. PETTENGttL,
B,THs 4 CO. publishers.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
t,,om me C6isooo R,uubhcdn.

H,aytA and Home is very excellent attempt
% ,nny deficiency In periodical literature by blend.
ING articles of valuable information with interesting
and improving Compositions OF lighter character The
editorial sta Of the journal which is published In New
York by Mcssrs PETTNoLL. BATES Co.. No. u ParS
row. com .rises the familiar names OF DONALD g. MITCH
ELL, II ARRIEr BEEcuER srowE and ]. I. TRowBRID0E
The illustrations arc OF excellent character ana Tue
m m,chanoa orecuon OF the paper 10 deoaelY nnlsaeo
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Hearth and Home.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY By
PETTENGUI. BATES & Co,
No 81 Park-row.
Read what leading newspapers say about
T}c1r,h and Home:
from Tie Reir- T0rk Tribune
The first number of Hearth and Home, au
Illustrated weekly journal, edited by Mr. DONALD G..
MucHELL Qk Marvel and MIs. HARRIET BEECHEE
Erowf is Issued by PETrNGILL, BATES & Co. This
periodical is especially designed for family reading In the
rural districts treating largely Of agricultural affairs and
The various branches % domestic economy while it aims
10 furnish attractive and valuable miscellany adapted
10 popular tastes IL intends to clear clear OF all
seciagiau and political questions and cOnne its
topics Of interest 10 all who devoted 10 the
cultivation Of the soil and the improvement Of the mind
The present number has contributions from the editors
OLIVIER WENDELL HOLMES, WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
Prof JOHNSON OF Yale College. J. T. TROwBRDGR j. T.
THOMSON. d. d. GRACE GREENWOOD. and other writers
az ability and note. Among the articles are "a farmers
Thinking aud His Time for it," Butter VS. WOOL
"warren Leands Poultry RAISING "JIow we Kept
Thank glying Old Town and variety OF brief papers
aud paragraphs suited 10 the general plan OF the peri
Odca The peculiar feature Of Hearh and Home, which
Is The Of discussion relating to all departments Of
rural economy with the attractions OF pure and whole
literature. will recommend it to a wide circle Of
readers The genial sense. the familiarity with
the ways and wants Of country folk, and the excellent
literary tone which this number evinocs give promise of
Ludl, influences popular culture, and honor able
career ia American Journalism.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Li.n,., nc Ne,n. In,.h 0Lserrer

The Hearth and Home, 80 extensively an-
nOunced by the Publishers. PErrESGuL, BATES & Co.
has made its appearance IL handsome sheet well
filed with great variety Of articles adapted to the
"Fam, Garden. and Filcsidc," ana will afford nsruc
ton and entertainment IN all its departments
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
from rhs Rochester Democrat

A NLyY WEESrY,-Among the new pcrlodi-
calls anuoanced for the year not the least important
ia new rural ari family paper. entitled Hearth dnd
Home I, be edited by DeNALD @. MITCHELL aud HAR
RIEr BsECHER sTowE IL will be published weekly, Ola
new type and clear. handsome book paper ana eaeh
nun, ,er will contain sixteen large pageA II VIII gso
pcoial attention to agriculture horticulture rural aeh
lecture All fruit culture and will have interesting fam
y and literary departments. j. I. TRowBnpGE IA to
contribute new story. entitled In the lee" AID that
will be sonowed by a novel by Mrs. REBEccA HARD
ING DAVIS author OF Life IN the Iron Mills corner
has been set apart for the entertainment of the young
folks This periodical will be published by PErrES-
G,tL BAlEs Co. No 81 Parkrow, NewYork. who are a
reliable arm and responsible for all the promises they
may mt forth,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
times. wo wish it tho success vlach # evidently de
from The Boston Adreriiser.

iron, The Boston AdrcriisSr
The new family weekly paper, hearth and
Home ia certainly in the Of sknlfu pilots,
who understand the importance OF putting OWt good
initial number The sheet neat and prepOssessng in
appearance and shows OF that haste and crudy
III preparation so apt to mar initial Issues The table OF
contents OF tho number has already been attractyey set
forth IN our advertising columns; and have only TO
say in addition that the paper 10 be something
between The American ADicuitrid and HaPej's weekly
without the political tugo Of the latter, aud with many
spccalties peculiar 10 itself The editors. DOSALD g.
MITCHELL and Mrs. HARRIET BEEcnER STOWE, seem To
have brought energy ana enthusam to their work One
Of the contributions Of Mrs STOWE to the first number is
chapter from her ngpromised novel, Od Torn Folks,
and il seems 20 indicate that the work Will be picture
Of NewEngland life in tho last century The first serial
story Is entitled In the Ice" and written by Mr. j. T.
TROwBRIDGE. who seems undIunted by the remem
bance that the last two OF his novels had embarked
unUcky voyages in The Northern LigLt and Tie HnS-
t0icd ChicdgO Neirs. Arrangements already made
for the next serial which will be by Mrs EEGEccA HARD
INt
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
From m, phundel,Mm Ernmo BuVean.

The comfortable, snug-looliug Hearth and
Home maintained by the joint housekeeping powers OF
Mrs STOWE aud TX Marvel, Is evidently desned 10 long
prosperity It large. handsome weekly 'ho nr' p"ko
haonralod with gpoliYelY drawing by TuOMAs MAST,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
From The Boston Post

TIE HEARTH AND liOME.--This is one of the
most promising OF the ventures in journalism which
the season has produced Ii is more than promising IN
fact good that it may be considered established
weekly with the first number. has for editors DONALD
c. MITCHELL and Mrs. H. t. STOWE aud associates J. B.
LYMAN and MARY l.. DODGE. Its first issue, dated Dee
g. contains beside greetings from the editors, pleasant
and thoughtful articles by Dr. HOLMES. Prof JOHNSON
OF Yale COcg6, Nine. LII VERT, aud others. a poem By
BRYANT the first chapters OF one of TGOwBRIDGE char
acterisuc stories and many other good things. one
special feature summary OF the OF the day, put
in excellent form for weekly digestion and brief mar
ket report MAST furnishes large Illustration, and there
many others, showing GRANT driving Dertc
through Union Park. The HetrH ant Home Is IA very
complete and exceently balanced paper. ana promises
to ind hosts Of friends, especially In country homos and
by country hresdes IL published by Mcs,rs. PETrEN
GILL, BATEs Il Co., NeW-YCrk.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Erom The Delroh F,ee Press.

THE HEARTH AND lioME.-The first number
OF the Hearth and Home gives promise OF most Interest
ing publication. 1t fully comes up to, andeven srrpases
tina sanguine expectation formed OF ~ upon looking
over the PROSPECTUS 1t is for the farm garen and fire.
side and seems wehtted for the wide sphere OF seIn
ness it marks out for ITSELF 1t elegantly printed
clear type good paper II contains sixteen pages sno
upward OF dozen weIexecuted Illustrations MANY
features entirely new publications OF this class are IN
troduced very successfully and shere can oe no aoao'
but that tho Hearth aud Home VIII become ono o' 'no
mos, nonu,ar rnroI family papers published In this coln'
,rv prr,rNcuI. BATES 4 60 are the publishers,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Ernnl Tie Ne.n. Tork SIM.

We have received the first number OF an Illus
trstsd weekly paper. entitled Hearth aud Home Its mo
ohanios execution is excellent the picture OF Santa
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

| IIenrtb and Home.
DONALD q. MITCHELL.
| HARRIET BBECHBR STOWE
40 aSow EEADr
TABLE OF CONTENTS
mun OLD AND NEW YEAR
AmcrCR&
TaD~a. H1s
H.
FARM DrNNhhs FoR WEEK.
Dr. Asst's Fsst
III,
Our PERSINtafO& LOT"
NJ Qrtm
LINE on Hill, PASTURES.
Prof s. " Joh,,on grss seiennee sesoh
EXPERIMENTS IN GARD15NING.
Bayard Taylor.
WHAT KIND OF WOOL sHALE WE
GROVE
, Hon r. C. F;trr
COFFEE CULTURE IN GUATEMALA.
7 tIlusraied)
wARDIAN CASES.
0nls,rSteiF yf''o H'2S
TX.
RASPBERRIES.
qadsr'':a, "~~"'
FARMEE'S HOUSE.
Crlses 1fa.trnaoa.y Dosnn q MfsAeH
GRASSES. NEW AND OLD. IN 1868.
-tSarswJ FaItr
CATTLE PLAQUES IN AMERICA.
Pref Joan Ga~ys
OUR HOPPER
/ XIV
} AMERICAN NEWS.
THE WORLD ABROAD.
XVI
THE MARKET.
XVII
a NEW YEARS TALK.
XVIII
RIGHTS, or DUMB ANIMALS.
Idrria B~oaer Ss'Ss
TIE COUNTRY LIFE. ,,
"a Fo-nl r. H. S''iaard
LITTLE ROG1iEs NIGHT IN THE
CHURCH.
IN THE tcE. "a s'roE11 .,.,x
(Cossaasdj j. Tr'"'''1'
OLD DIVINES.
j. r. TAorp.oH. DID
IIo w TC,MAKEs y TOWN. BEAUTIFUL.
an
CAPTAIN BOND.
A KING OF INDUSTRY.
Garg- p Rpey
WAKE.
G,tx srssa,,ood
MRS. HUNNIBEE'S DIARY.
Laura Is. Lymda
ANIUSt CHESTS FOR THE FIRESIDE.
THE FROG WHO WOULDN'T A
WOOISd GO.
nsyys Dodge
ILI.U STR&TION OF THE ABOVE.
Hoeksts-
FOR SALE BY ALL SgySDBaLRRS.
SINGLE NJ MBESS. 10 CENTS
Single sOp. 49, Hs,riAb,y copies SO
PgTTESGULL BATES & Co.
Publishers No 81 Pskfos. Sestork
Hearth and Home.
DONALD @. MITCHELL
HARRtET BEBCHSR STOWE.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Hearth and Home.

- =
Hearth Home.
nosA.D G. MITCHELL.
HAREtsT 9EEoHSR STOWE.
So. NOW READY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
THE OLD AND NEW YEAR.
PICTURE.
FARM DIFNERS FOR a. WEEK.
Fiat
OUR pEItSIAiMON hor."
W.
LIME ON. HILL PASTURES.
Pro-. y II. Josnson Yak ss'eS'Ve ses''k
EXPERIMENTS IN GARDENING.
Bdyvd Tayor
WHAT Ks>D or WOOL SHALL WE
Hon T. C resr.
COFFEE CULTURE IN GUATEMALA.
WARDIAN CAS1sS-
TX
RASpBKRRIES.
,Ilu.,n,edi WfNia"I
Chrs, Iias.rsiso.J Iortatd O. N,oAcL
GRASSES. NEw AND OLD. IN 1863.
fadrsg fslv.
CATTr1G 3LAGUEa IN AMERICA.
Prof Joan 6s"s1s
OUR HOPPER
AMERICAN NEWS.
TIE WORLD ABROAD.
XVI
THE MARKET.
A NEW YEARS TALK.
DOraa O. MsoAsa
RIGHTS OF DUMB ANIMALS.
THE COUNTRY LIFE.
np..nt RI sDadart
1Irr1E ROGERS NIGHT IN THE
CHURCH.
IN. IN THE ICE. " sroET9 + r,.,.,,..,.
OLD DIVINES.
HOW TO MAKE A TOWN BEAUTIFUL
RG.H.
CAPTAIN BOND.
KING OF INDUSTRY.
ae0r" p R'sbk-
XVI
WAIF.
Grso Gresssoad.
XVII
MRS. HUSNIBEE'S DIARY.
Laura X Lyman.
.... XVIII
ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE FiREstDt-
4 - xxx
| THE FROG WHO WOULDN'T
| WOOING GO.
Mary Dodge
| Xxx .Is
/ I,YrrSTRATION OF THE ABOVE.
! '''~OoA Hcckss>s.
\ poR SALE BY ALL NEwSDBALERS
| HNGLs NUMBERS 10 CENTS -, ,. an .o,,.,.
[agl, copies lnvssby m atfsaeei eopsA s"' '''P'
wa pRrTHyGrLL BATHS L. Co. .
pssh,ssrs, 20 ~ Park Yr. ssst'ss.
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LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY srATE H - 49,
SINGLE EUBBEB LOTTERY.
MURRAY, EDDY koo....................MASAa
CAPITAL TaIzE-ssO,0Oe.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY FOR THE BENKYn
%. OF SHELBY COLLEGE,
GLASS TO BE DsAws AT oovNGroN. XII.

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES:
approximation prHss OF $500 each for the nine
msining units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the ShO00 prize k17oe
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of tbs number
drawing the $50 600 prize kle
approximation prizes Of $50 each for the nine
manning nnits of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize srs.................-. LM
Approximation prizes Of $50 each for the nine
naming units Of the same ten Of the nan1bsx
Drawing the 5000 prise srs................... LtH
approximation prSes Of Sl0 each for the nine
naming units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing The $500 prize .....-.. ~
approximation prises Of 500 each for the nine
naming units OF the ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 nr'ts NU
16l approximations Of $50 each for the remaining
units Of the same ten Of thd number drawing the
tl0oO prses lAOa
T8 prres amounting to-. ..e20ss
whole ckots tl1; Halves %; Quarter IS; kighths 81 o.
Prizes payable IN full without dednction. u "a III.
Orders for Tickets In this splendid scheme VII be osrefn
answered BY return mail and the drawings seat with en-
Plsnstion Of the result Of each investment 81
II. CHAH r HOWARD Licensed Dcslsf.
.r.. Corner Camp and Common gtreets.
Locs Boz oo1 Post Orce View Orleans
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Orders viii be received and SHED stcwest prices for FRUIT
TREES Of al kinds; also. STRAW an RR IS aud ORNA
METAL TREks AND SHR1 BIS Of every description
tire celebrated Landon Nurseries NOBLE Ala
Early orders solicitor this the proper fof
transplsnting- Catalogues slppliea- - - u. hrrrv
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EOR eALE-IN GREENvILLE-A NEAT COT
tage and entire square Of ground fenced cultivated
on Brosdway bet~sen kiizabeth and Ferdinand streets
the line 81 the contemplated branch railroad from Charles
street Tbis aconvenent healthy cation and will be
sid % great bargain. Green klder q Comm srcia
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n. sHELYEs COTrON 9INHERt
N snd COTTON PICKERV, St Thomas and 81
James streets In the immediate vicinity Of the following
Presses: Mississippi Louisiana Fire Proof Alabama Ship
pers Planters Tyler, F.ctOrs', Commercial P.can Or
leans, Merchsns yicksbug and Penn. Having hrselss,
Cotton Gins Of eighty each the --latest lu
he prepared ie hsa gin and pick Cotton from Az
sf so9 - g Pre-. 1e cs,-ns one. 10 r.,,er -
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~ tage house No $50 Josephine street between
Rampant srests containing eight rooms Kitchens two
Commercial Place. - - -
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Liberal Cash all Outd, Sales either Of
Groceries, Dry Goods Household Furniture etc, ETC.
ROOTs. pHOKs. TRUNKS. BAGS. ETC
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
Do and IOI Canal and 8 Chartres Streets.
We have in and sale selection OF
Youths BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS, BALMORALS,
We Rave no cheap auction goods those Of o@n
manufacture pave been made especially to order by h best
To our own make and styleof LADIES' BALSoRALs and
they acknowledged BY those who have been Europe
Uur Misses Cbdren's work challenge admiration
hs BGE. and Youths, Ispete with everything neees
i bsgs We have "a endless vaety and for ITnnss we
the most reasonable. .
Trucks OF any kitd Made Covered or Rep .irsd.
.OUIsIANA LIVERY AND SALES
Mes ls 100 Magazine street. bstween Julia and 81
Joseph streets
Fscass Mules and Hors,s Sale Aiso Carriages ana
Busriss for Hire. L. HART Proprietor
SOMETHING NEW. .et
No Monopoly Time and Money Saved
Kew Enterprise Market.
cARoNpELET AfPoLIo STREET. BETWEEN
Near the DepOt Of ST. Charles Street Railroad Company
p FoRsHKB, Proprietor.
~ .-.x,.x -.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
Uernard Fans,
NO .545 AND GAO MAGAZINE STREET. NEAR THE
.sr MARKET. -
New Toy aEd Other Presents Just Imported
-7 PRICES VERY Low.
Larpefh choice stock Of CHINA, EARTHEN and
GLASSWARE; Silver Plated and Table CUTLERY; Coz
OF LAMPS, ch'mneys snd House Furnishing Goods
Pow MAs's PATENT AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

The Greatest and Best Inverton Of the Age aud House
Weshboards and Mschipes entirely out Of data In
stead 81 Consuming half To three Of tedious
vahing bue MonoayJ can ell be done 10 FROM IN
hours with the American WASHING C0MPOUND
Clothes Require Rushing, except II the Wtbands be
very dirty they may be rubbed little between the hands bat
board i nesded lhus saving teb xeaEng process
Of such a Horrible Fash board scrubbng
WfeIsver the american Wasbing Compound' has been
u.s. d. the old r., hioned Soap afvy of
costs only One Quarter the price Of Tbs s-hianed Soaps,
and b. used with hsrd son With perfect
II viii also Grease spots Paint Preserves
the Clothing All prev lime NJ the
will be withoutn a. W. w GOOD gYN
Corner ust mhoufe and Peters Streets New Orleans
the only authorised Agent for Orleans
ysrerson who wiz suppy yoa ysth the compoune,
Family hight that nsy manuhcturs 4 for
use who VIII also give the most explicit directions FOR
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FoUND.

II OsT-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewsl of the following Certificates of Stock which
have teen os 90 shares OF the Bank OF America No l6
~ Shares New Orleans Jacison and Great Northern
road, No 525. dated 18th April ls55-s in the Of
jesse r. Jones 10 Shares Of Union Bank Louisiana No
wife OF jesse r. Jones.
T OsT OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF srOCk
No 1885, for iorytWe shares Of the ita stock Of
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Com
pany, dated 10th april 1851 the Of H. Rylsnd.
Application has been made for duplicate Of and hs
public warned not to trade for the original.
WARREN, CRAWFJhD CO.,
IS Carondeiet street.
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HAVING SOLD NY ESTABLISHMENT or
Sheet Iron, Tin, Copper and Brass wOrks JOHN K
SCOTT and JAMES r. McGLINTOC * tender nv thank
70 the pubic Tor Their bera patronage and respect
fully solicit continuance OF the Par
ties having bnsin with will find Office
- $500. -. JOHN L. BAEINGER-
Ntw Orleans, January I, 1858.
HAVING FORMED A COMPREHENSIVE and bought
the establishment Of John L Baringer tor purpose
carrying Sheet Iron Copper and Brass Wnrk keep
constantly haLd Nos 81 5S and 5S Magazine street.
general assortment of Goods similar those
predecessor We se orders from the trade aud from tn.
pub c in general All work In line will be done with
neaness rnd dspstch SCOTT McCLINTOCK
nIsseLUTION.- COMPREHENSIVE OF
~ the un6ersign under the firm Of BUTLER TERRY
CO., this day dissolved by limitation and ua
The unsettled business Of the firm will be closed by
Butler and Thos L. Terry who will sign in liquidation
Il. J. BUTLER,
THOs. TERRY,
ADAM GfFFEN, =
New Orleans, Dec 3lst 1857. w. RTCHESOE