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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-15

a1- Go to Coolidge's New York
Store for Cheap Dry Goods-whole
stock at greatly reduced prices. Now
is the time to buy a Winters stock.
dae11-6t
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gD- A full assortment of those
Boys nice Calf Boots, and a fine case
of extra nice Children's Shoes, just
received at RIcKER'S.
dec13-
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5 RAJ Persons looking for Holiday
Presents or Gold and Silver Wedding
Presents, viii find large assortment
at = p T.. GEIssLER & Co. IS,
Jewellers, 54 Main st.
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LEEr STREET. City Council,
in general committee of the whole,
visited Leet Streetyesterday morning,
for the purpose of seeing what could
be done towards repairing the street,
It,was generally agreed, we under
stand, to fill up the worst places with
brick bats, and cover them over with
gravel. This is about all that can be
done.
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Bay Every new style of Shoe that
is advertised by any Shoe dealer in
town, has been on sale one whole sea-
son at KICKERS.
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals for Farthw0rF-

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received At Tny ONCE until " Wednesday,
DsCem Der 10, 1859, for filing the road on
the east side OF the salt Wei Bridge. Eos
particulars, enquire az the Auditor ONCE
VICTOR BIsGH, A. VsC.
Evansville, Dec. 8, 1859. db9-lW
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WANTED Every man in town to
see that the children all have Shoes
from 4ysg.5 asIloi3 500 6lCkERs.
q dec13- 3teodo % .1oa.. .3.i.ii a.f
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A NoTIcEABLE FAcr.-That one way of
appealing to a mans reason is through his
eve. In these busy times men are so deep
" immersed in the conduct OF magnificent
projects, that they forget all about the con-
disIon of their systems, and hence IL is
that the Proprietors OF the PLANTATION
BIrTERs. which cures Dyspepsia. purines
the blood, inn proves the tone of the stoLn-
ach, regulates the bowels, and, indeed, in
vtgoraies the whole inner man. are so act
i've IN advertising. In fact, advertisements
are merely sky-rocketS sent up to attract
attention to a really good article.
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JOHN .MAGENISSa
Physician to the Asylum.

=
PERSONAL---VERY.. Atkinson re
turned to Tennessee River. on the
Rapidan, last evening. Marsh. in
tends to- hustle" large amount Of
cotton to this market, when the staple
begins to move lively. aao-sslsr
We were pleased to meet, at the
McGuggin, one of the proprietors Of
Sherwood House, last night. Mr.. III. N.
the Olive Furnace, located near Irons
ton, Lawrence County, Ohio. MIR.
McGhggin is here delivering some
fne-charcoal iron made at his furnace.
He has sold to John FL. Rocker,
the great fodndryman, a large amount
of his iron. and will also fill large
order for Helbling q Co. He thinks
Blast Furnace for the manufacture
of charcoal iron might pay at this
point. His furnace turns out about
1900 tons per year. sfag T3s
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choice wedding and Holiday
Pr S ENTR.

p. i. Geissler & Co. are offering a
choice selection of
Ladi.s' and Gents Watches,
4 Diamonds, Je,0elry. and
SitUer and ,SiiUer Plated Ware,
in great variety, at prices that will de-
fly all competition.
Our friends and the public gener-
ally are respectfully invited to call
aud examine our stock and prices.
1 p. L. GEIssLER q Co..
+, q 81 Main Street.
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NIAGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. +, ~. r. VT decl3-d3teod WI
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D@ 81 OOwill buy Rudolph's EN-
press Kid Gloves, at Schapker, Buss-
ing & Co.'S. dec11
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Holiday stock OF JeWeiry and Silver

ware.
Ct. Fl. JAGEMAN, No. 50 Main
Street, has now on hand a splendid
stock of Fine Gents and Ladies
Gold Watches and Chains, Jewelry
Sets, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
Pens, Silverwarc, Clocks, ETC.; in fact,
almost everything in the Jewclry line
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Also, Watches and Jewclry re-
paired, and all work warranted.
de4 d1m1
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ScRIPTURAL ExHIBTIoN.--In the
local column will be found D. notice to
the effect that q very interesting exhi-
bition of Scriptura1 Pictures will be
given tonight, at Marble Hall. The
exhibition win be given for the bene-
fit of the Christian Sunday School,
and we are assured. on the highest
authority, that the pictures are we'll
worth seeing. and that the affair is no
humbug. We, therefore, recommend
that the Hall be filed By our citizens.
who will thus pass a pleasant oEening,,
and at the same time contribute their
mite toward an object SO worthy Of
support aaa : ra5t -38 : so
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Dg 7. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. p Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf 80
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gG Domestic Goods, Dress Goods,
and Cassimeres, very cheap at Schap-
ker. Busslng & Co.'S. decl1
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Rg~ Oranges, Cocoanuts and Pine
Apples just received and for sale at
fani III. HERMANN's,
1t No. As Main Street.

GRATUIoUs TESTIMONY Of Rev. Mr..
Martin. of Vine Street Presbyterian
Church: 'i-t"
..,s. EVANSVILLE. Dee. II, 1869.
My aged mother has used Clouds
hlvi0ordtiag Cordial for dyspepsia
aud debility, with the happiest re-
suits. / mako this testimony unso-
licited, believing the medicine ad-
mirably adapted to the uses for which
it is recommended.
dec151w Q. b. II. MARTIN.
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The CATHOLIC FAIR-CONTINUED
SUCCEss.-The attendance at the Fair
and Festival, for the benefit of the
new Catholic School House, last night,
vas nearly as large as on the previous
evening, although the steady rain that
prevailed all day and night deferred
many persons from attending. The
attractions were undated, and, in
fact, many new features were added
yesterday, which were not put in on
Monday, owing TO want of time. The
numerous fancy bazaars, the Wheel
of Fortune, and the inevitable and
popular Fish Pond" were largely
patronized, and some persons we're
very lucky. A large number of small
prizes, such as quilts, &C., were ratified
off, but we have not space for thelist.
The confectionery stand, with .
splendid Christmas tree in the centre,
is very attractive feature,
The various refreshment tables
were we'll patronized, and the good
cheer" in endless variety, unlimited
quantity, and unrivalled in quality,
was dispensed in elegant style by the
polite and smiling ladies in charge of
the tables. $3.50
The Crescent City Band. led by
Geo. Warren, the incompatible, dis
coursed such music as only the ia
nous "Crescents can make.
The receipts at the door, for admis-
sion, on Monday night, were sos. and
last night amounted to $63, showing
about the same number in attendance
each evening.
Everything is conducted in the
NEST satisfactory manner, the credit
of which is, Of course, due to those
having charge Of the affair. nov,
The Fair will be continued every
night during the week.
A splendid Lunch will be spread
to-day from $50 AN. to 1:30 PM, for
the accommodation of business men
and others. During lunch time, ad-
mission to the Hall will be free. q
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Dol CitY Tax.PaYers.

am authorized to extend the time
for paying taxes and allowing a dis
count of three per cent. on all taxes
paid Ia full, to Monday, the 18th day
of December, 1869. All interested
are requested to call as early as posi-
bic, as there will positively be no fur
Their extension of time given.
JOHN GREEK, City Collector,
Office in Third Street Engine
House, next to City Council Cham
Der. decd tt
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GRAND OYSTER SUPPER.-In the
multiplicity of other attractions, we
remind our readers that grand oyster
supper will be given to-nightsapd to-
morrow night, by the ladies Of st.
Johns Church. at the National Hail.
Oysters VIII be served up in every
desired style. and those desiring to
partake ef dish. of the delicious
biyalges win drop in at National Hall
tonight. The supper is given for the
benefit of the Church.
Hoas.-L. Rufner & Co. received
ITO dressed hogs, and VIM. Aiken rer
ceived and slaughtered 148. John
Gavisk's receipts were light. The
market is active and firm. with prices
ruling at Sl@9e, gross. and 1e911e
nett. the latter for heavy hogs.
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FoUR 0FFICEs-Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to 0E q. w. SuANKLIN.
de2-tf
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A MOMENTS REFLEor1oN wi

A MOMENTS REFLEcTToN will sat
isfy any one that a set of FursswiIl
be more. appreciated for a Christmas
Present than anything else in the
market. But where is tha best place
to buy themp Do not all speak at
once. The best place is where they
keep the largest and finest selection
and sell them the cheapest, warrant
them free from moth, and sell no
auction fms, at 2 r So
+. A. WEBER & Cos,
dec13 1t Sign of Tiger.
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.
REPORT OF COUNTY PnYsICIANe-
The following Report Of the physi-
clan in charge of the County Asylum,
shows the number of patients at the
Poor House, the bill Of fare, and
other matters: i = s s5..s 49,.
To the County Commissioners, =
1 submit statement. of the cOndi-
ton of the Asylum from the first Of
July to the first Of December inelu
5sive:a tlsgr asa lea
Admitted for medical treatment.........--. So
Discharged 81
RemainIng....-..s. 30
The majority of cases have been Of
typhoid, bilious and Intermittent form
of fever. Several severe injuries were
admitted, as well as some cases Of
temporary insanity. The diet table
(unless especially direeted) consisted
as follows:
Breakfast-One pint coffee, ten to
eleven ounces fresh light bread, but
ter or molasses, and hash s..f5s.f
Dinner-Ten to eleven ounces OF
bread, five to six ounces beef, one
pint good, rich soup. potatoes. cab
bage, beans. rice, or pearl barley.
Supper-Bread and coffee, butter or
molasses, and hash. lss4l8i ss4As
The house, beds and bedding are all
in good order. and every effort is
made, on the part Of the keeper, TO
make the institution a home for the
sick and destitute. ~ -
JoHN MAGENISS. /
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gI Schapker, Bussing & Co. Z
Mammoth One Price " Dry Goods
Store is the best place to buy useful
Holiday Presents. dee11
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holiday !! HoIIday HOLIDAY /!

The finest assortment of Christmas
aud New Year goods at Schlaepfer' s
Drug Store. corner Main and Second
Streets, which is also the best place
to get pure Drugs, Medicines and
Liquors; also, the finest assortment Of
American, French and English Soaps,
Perfumes, Pomades, Colognes and
Toilet Waters. ~ dec2 I'm
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Observation-Disclosures that l sell
Maltby's Oysters as low as they car
be bought in the city. 4sf
dec10-tf III. NJ. ALTERING.
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B1~ See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement of two of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tf
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INSANE. by telegram, we learn
that Peter Gilkersch, who, it was
supposed, had murdered his wife and
child, near Troy Ind, in November,
and who was acquitted after a trial Of
three days, has become raving
ED.-Tom Royston captured
a skif on the steamer Louisville,
yesterday. He received a dispatch
from Mt. Vernon that the skif had
been stolen. and that the skif and
thief were on the Louisville. He
was directed to secure the skiff and
/, ct the man go. which he did. s-6f
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-The3 only bust
ness transacted yesterday was to dis
charge the jury il, the case Of KauF-
man and Hartman Is. the City of E9
ansyille. The jury were out all night,
and could not agree. and tho ease
stands just as it did previous tosthe
trial. r. IL. ' 81 go 8 .,. W.
Judge Baker left for Vineenhes
yesterday morning, and will return on
the 9th, to hear some land cases.
The Court was adjourned until
February LIST, 1870. u i.a6 latii, a!J4
Judge Jones left for Boonville yes
terday morning to hold court at that
Mace.
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nG Buy fine Wool and Brocht
Skawls suitable for Holiday Presents,
at Ldec6la N HUGHEs's.
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+ FgRs.-A few handsome Sable Sets
can be bought at cost at Il. a. Weber
& Co.'S. They have also a splendid
stock. of Mink, Fitch, Squirrel and
Water Mink Furs; 200 Childrens'
Sets ftom 50 to 50 per set. 1t
Notice.
p = NEwBURGH, Indiana, Dec. ID. 1863.
A small Gold Hunting Case Lady's
Watch and Chain, lost between New
b1rgh and Evansville. A liberal re-
ward will be given to the finder. Re-
port to the JOURNAL Office.
dec14tf sfti w. w. HUNT & Co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
sCripturaI exhibition Night.

An interesting exhibition Of Scrip
tural Pictures will be given this even
ing, at Marble Hall, for the benefit Of
the Christian Sunday School, COM
mencing at u o'clock. Admission
% cents; children 10 cents.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 55 cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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Bg Gents and Boys Cloth and
Lined Calf Gloves, at Hughes's. Also
a good assortment of Driving Gloves
at low prices. dec6
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~ Irish Linen, Table Diaper
Shirt Fronts at reduced prices at
deco ~ ti4 sy'l HUGHEs's. /
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s@ Boys Buck Gloves, Wool
Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, and Hosiery Of all kinds
sheap, al Schapker, Bussing u Co.'S.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Captain w. p. FOWLER, late Clerk of the
ARMADA, will be found on the wharf
boat of Humphrey. Lewis & Co, on Thurs
day, pl epared to pay all charges and other
legitimate claims held against The steam
ers Armada, John Lumsden, huntsville
or Lewellin, while In the Evansville and
Cairo trade. [del5 d2t
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Candy-TOys-FIFeWOrks.

FL. nj. AHLERIEd, No. 10 South
First Street, next to Opera House,
Candy Manufacturer and dealer in
Toys. Fireworks, Foreign and Domes-
tic Fruits, &c. Headquarters for old
reliable Mdltby's Fresh Baltinaore
.Oqsters. y L--IlLl dec2-tf
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21
THE WINE CASE.

CONCLUSION OF THE ARGUMENT OF RANDELL HUNT.
The proceedings in this case we're yesterday
brought to a close. Mr.. Hunt In resuming his
argument reviewed the testimony, taking all the
witnesses introduced by defendant, one by one,
and from the testimony of Carriere and Blanchard
argued that the witnesses themselves admitted the
fraud, Then, in allusion to ramarh OF MT
I,; .,,ot a bo.4Is pr nue. old Madeira mad been
drunk by the judge and himself, in the judges
priyate room, and immensely enjoyed by them,
he read the celebrated wine tasting passage from
Don Quixote, 80 contriving the tone OF his voice
as 20 identify the honorable counsel for defense
with ,sancho Panzs. This of course caused 10
tense merriment. He then adverted to the fact
that the solicitors engaged in other similar cases
had surrounded the witnesses or the government
during their Notwithstanding, jeering and
testing at their answers, and anmadverted in very
strong terms on this gang Of cldQuelTS as be
termed them.
Continuing, he laid before the judge state
ment that in all the wines the Identity Of which
had been proved. the opinions of the government
witnesses were con6rmatory of each other. The
identity of the wines, concerning which it was
alleged the government witnesses made gross
mistake, had not been proved even by the most
liberal construction of the laws of evidence.
Mr.. Hunt then closed with an exceedingly elo-
quent perorstion.
The case was submitted to the Judge. Mr.. Rose
Inns filing his exceptions to some of the rulings of
the court.
Another wine case is fixed for Wednesday
next; Messrs. Clark and Bayne appearing for the
defense.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

BAR, ROD, BOILER, SHEET Iron AND STEEL.-
Messrs. Bostick & Seymour, dealers in heavy and
shelf hardware, cooking stoves, tinware, block
tin, iron pipe, plain and galvanized for steam,
water or gas fittings, Ibelting, rubber hose,
paints, oils, etc., etc., have just received large
additions to their already immense stock, which
they are Offering to dealers and the trade at the
lowest cash price. These gentlemen are liberal
and Straightforward business men and are in pos
session of facilities for selling cheap which claim
the especial consideration Of buyers. Captains
and owners of steamboats, are particularly re-
uuested to call and examine this stock, and should
bear in mind the fact that Messrs. B. S. keep
constantly employed experienced workmen to do
any repairing required by steward or engineer.
Their store is at the corner Common and Fulton
streets.
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He raised o mortal TO the skies,
She drew an angel down."

HEAVY AND SHELF HARDwARs.-The old and
populsr house of Taylor q Churchill, Al Magazine
street. opposite St. James Hotel, offers to planters
and the trade a large and varied assortment OF
nlovs. hoes, axes, trace chains, mule collars,
donble.barrel shot guns, fishing tackle, etc., at
rrices which must induce even the most skepticsl
10 first visit their establishment and examine for
themselves before purchasing. This house is rich
and able to afford the most liberal advantages to
.buvers. Their list of articles and prices viii be
found in another column.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21
PIERRE TECHNICS PARAGRAPH COLUMN.

PIERRE TECHNICS PARAGRAPH COLUMN.
WestonIs now travelling in Africa, on his muscle.
Livingstone, the great pedestrian, is now half
way TO Chicago.
Bonner is publishing the New York Ledger in
New York.
II lie rumored that Haines was "no better than
he ought to be" yester. Most people are not
mostly.
Jack" was sober to-day.
"Polonius" has not gone to Have Anna.
"City Optics' does not "see through glass
darkly."
"Pete" had on decent suit of clothes yester.
day. His tailor manfests considerable confidence.
''Fels Oatesn drinks as fearfully as ever. He
cannot prevent intemperance by drinking up Tor
down. all the liquor in town, however.
"Arsminta" drove out yesterday with her usual
graceful carriage. spoke to nobody, bat wheeled
around as If properly tired and at-tired.
The author of "Ask Knott to Know" Is daily
Visiting Ames Museum, looking at the orang-ou-
tsngs, monkeys and snakes, SO that when be "has
em,r from excessive drinking, he will be used to
,en,, and wont have to send for "the DOCTOR"
Charles Sumner is native Of Pneumonia. (0nly
thing pneu about him.
The theaters of New Orleans are visited nightly.
"a. Head ~ was let out Of the asylum for q
short time yesterday. That accounts for naiS.
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SrErNwAY AND CHIcKERNG-Ch ickerlng and
Steinaodv.-- The piano controversy WAKES exceed
inely warm; in fact the dispute assumes an air
more forte than piano. The respective merits of
these famous instruments do not appear to &C.
cord-in fact their discussion is productive OF any
thing but harmony. Those interested, aud the
public generally, can note the last phase OF the
musieaI contest in the advertisement of Mr.. Louis
Grupewald setting forth the merits of the Stein
WAY instrument. We do not know what the tone
of the public mind may be, but presume the tenor
of their verdict will be similar to the decision on
The merits of old Timotheus and the divine
Cecilia
"He raised mortal TO the skies,
She drew an angel down."
But which instrument contains the Tmothean
power to evolve upper attic sounds of skyWard'
elevating properties, and which can develop
thrills potent to draw down ceestials, constitutes
another moot.point.
We might pursue this strain further, but as we
have before said, at the bar of public opinion we
rest the case. They hold the scales and can de-
eide.
We will content ourselves with only one more
corruscaton, to express surprise that pianos that
work so well in concert should be productive OF
so much discordant discussion, and while each
contestant bases his claim on sound, neither is
.uuilty of call sound and no sense"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

DIAMOND BONE GRINDING MILL.-This mill Is
prepared expressly for grinding. pulverizing and
granulatipg bones for fertilizing purposes and
grinding or graduating bone coal for refining
sugar, syrups liquors, etc. They are built very
strong. and substantial in accordance with patent
granted by the United States to Henry Shaw and
W. D. Levitt. the former having them for sale at
Ice Gravier street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

New York prices for the celebrated Grover 3
poto- sewing machines, and no charge for freight
Machise warranted for five years. Only machine
III for families. ls2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

The widespread popularity achieved by Barnett
& Lyons celebrated Grey Jacket Btters is con-
elusive evidence Of their superior properties as
delightful tonic and appetizer, not only recon-
mending itself as being highly invgorsting in its
character, but also rapidly restoring the muscu-
lar action and ipfuslng new life into the enervated
system. These bitters have become famous
wherever they have been introduced, and our
country friends need only read the certificates
from parties who have been benefited by them.
to place the utmost confidence in their undoubted
virtue. No. l3 New Leyee and II Fulton street
is the manufactory's locality.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-21

Call and see Keep & Hogan, IS Tchoupitoulas
street, for hardware, cutlery, Plows, hoes. cast
ings, agricultural implements, etc. Prices low.
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Very important auction sales by Chas. 7. Nash.
Read advertisements.