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PINANc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.

Matters financial in New York are in . mixed
and confused state. The great fight of q week
ago in the gold room left matters in decidedly
panicky condition, and failures and panics IN
stocks have followed each other rapidly during
the week past 1t is reported that yesterday
things were looking better, and it is to be hoped
the worst is over.
Business in Chicago is quiet, and the fall In
prices Of grain will certainly make money scarce
and business dull throughout the West during 9
the fall and winter.
Matters in Ottawa remain much the same,
with little activity in trade during the fore
part of the week, and less since the fall in corn
Gold is now 1895 in New York, the lowest
point during the year.
Exchange on New York and Chicago is plenty
but rates are not altered
Government bonds are lower, aud are quoted
by f. A. Sherwood & Co. az follows:
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Special Rotices.
To Consusnptlves.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health IN few
weeks ny very smpe remedy after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection aud that dread disease
Consumption, anxious to make known 70 hs fer
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the prescp
and using the same which they will find suRE Guar ror
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, etc. The object OF the
advertiser IN sending the Prescription the Attic
ted and spread Information which he concev 10 be ny.k
uabe and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy "a
will cost them nothing aud may prove u blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
RHv. EDWARD A. WILSON
my29-ly-sp Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
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Eclectic or New school System OF Medicine.
Embracing every reform and improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce sv and the foundation for future i'll health
Pl ents shold that their children not dosed with
such mecines er they be well Afterwards. All
mineral posons alike injurious. The greatest modern
Improvement In medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants in concentrated
form. They Eclectic REMEDIES, and before
equalied In The treatment Of disease. When udousy cd
nnitered they nest dasase with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform medicine aud will attend per
sonally upon al forms q disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dptheria cholera
Group dysentsry vss &C. very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic praconers they scarcely losing
while In old cha they noted everywhere They
always called upsu repair the mischief produced BY
other physiciaua With thsir kill cure" remedies.
Coughs o. 10 Is year, standing; Cstarrh with the de-
sructon Of the bones and so Tissues Of the Con-
sumption, with partial los Of lungs; Syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss Of psrts Hip disease with inability
walk; Scruloas diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness from b % years continuance Rheumatism with
enlarged and anchylossd joints ermatorrhea with demen
tia Diseases Of the Kye &C. have been cured and all
which will 10 most happily referred to for As benefit Of
those similarly afflicted He warrants In all of
Fever and Ague
Diseases Women and Children specially treated Medicine
aud surgical instruments of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints. Consult him. dec. 22-spn
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st. Louis Market.

ST Louis Market.
St. Louis, Sept 30.
Flour-Dull. Sales of superfne at $500
@575 for spring; Xxx at $5.75a6O0; Xxx
st $8.2596.50.
Wheat-Irreeular $1.2S@130 for prime white
fail; $1OSg1.17 for choice to fancy red and
white No. 2 spring $l0s.
Corn-Dull, $50 for mixed in bulk; SSg9Oe
for white.
Rye-Steady at $9O@S7c for prime to choice.
Whisky-Steady, at $1.14.
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Ottawa vvholesaIeuM.rkes.

Ottawa, Oct I, 1869.
Controlled as the Ottawa market is, entirely
by that of Chicago and Buffalo, of course the
same tumble in prices that took place at those
points has occurred here The following were
the current street prices yesterday:
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Chicago, Oct 1.
Flour-Quiet White winter extras, fjg6,O; ;
Spring extras, a 62G6.25; superfnes $3.50
462
Wheat-Quiet; $1.139l.15 for No spring !;
$1.O991.l 10 for No 2. and 81 sS5c for rejected.
Corn-Dull. 72g74c for No L; lg72e fog
No 2; Csc for rejected, and g for no grade.
Oats-Active at41 942c for No. g
Rye--79@S3c for No. 2.
Barley-$1229124 for No. g.
Potatoes-359 45c per bush.
Butter-30934c for choice table.
Eggs-2OG22c.
Cattle-Dull. Choice steers, $5.750$7O0;
fair I'd class, $5.00a550; medium to good butch.
ers' stock, $44Og50O; common to choice COWS
and heifers, $4.259475; inferior and mixed
stock, $37594OO.
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New YORK Market.

New York. Sept. 30.
Flour-Closed dull. $6.05@$67O for western
extra.
Wheat-Duil at $1.4591.4S for No. 2 spring.
Rye-Dull, at $l.26G1.2S for western.
Oats-Dull at 62G64c for western.
Corn-Dull at 92c4$l.00 for unsound, and
$1.0OG1.0 "a for sound mixed western.
. Pork-Quiet and steady, with sales of new
mess at $3.50.
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Errors Of Youth,

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debi
IT, Premature Decay and all the effects OF youthful indscre
ton, will for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to
all who need It, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers wishing 10
profit by the advertisers experience do 30 by addressing
In perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
my2o-ly-sp Nc. ~ Cedar street, New York.
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0['5=3

WARNER6 PILE REMEDY Is the only article known 10
!mnscdaay relieve 9nd ectaly cure every case Of Blind
this II has cured cas OF 80 years standing Give trial.
ard you yin ct RI Of the most troublesome disease ne Is
always aggravae and generally the OF Piles,
Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic.
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So The Highest Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions of the United States and
Europe have been awarded the Grover d
Baker Sewing Machines. and the work
done by them, wherever exhibited in COM
petition.
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CINGING eBCIIODL.-A Singing Glass will he
- formed on Tuesday evening" Sept 2st In the lecture room
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, for Instruction In the rud
Inents Of Music. "
ersOns vhng to learn to read and sing at sight viii do
The term Win consist OF "a lessons to continue through the
winter on fhusdAy and Friday evenings. Tickets 10 the
Dros, and at the church when school commences.
Sept a. Tr' INN w. N. GOODRlDGE, Teacher.
HOMsE FSOE sALE cIIWEEA h Hpa1E HSS
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Furniture.
GROVER Il BAKERS
FIRST PREMIUM
ASTIC STITCH
g,i FAMILY
lHIslIair
SEWING MACHINES
go Broadway, New York. ~
l0A and lO8 Washington ST., Chicago.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE:

--rF,,Ff t4xr.E ~~v. fr.r
Eeau,> xr,t Elasticity OF Stitch.
Pur-.itm aud simplicity ri Machinery.
U.ne hath thI cads directly from the spoola.
NJ fastening " by hand aud waste OF thread
Wide range u application without change Of adjustment
The retass its beauty and frmness after washing
aud ironing. -i 1'I''
Besides doing all kinds Of work done by other Sewing
Machines these Machines the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental work.
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So The Very Highest Prize, THE CROSS
OF 1HK LEGION OF HONOR, was CON.
ferred on me representative or the Grover
q Baker Sewing Machines, at the Bxposi-
ton UnivesSelle, Paris, 1857, thus attesting
their great superiority over all ether sew.
Ing Machines. 80 lsl DE- 'ni.e
sfg SOR. SALE ~ 's.sg sn :; I'D r.
~ - r'Holl . ~ Boa al fta 900 NV bro t.i.i
AS A&Oi mHs01.AAr0s
N",",'sA ,'rifrdN h - ~ 'eItFrfi = luN
No y Il M, s4es,. oiAw% a'' Fl ~
3 tint tl,tsi a., ,.-t,t 90 ,,s.W
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Business Gar0s

The above Market after having been greatly enlarged end
g s pa No o1s sas 4
and fixtures makei place worthy Of city, and both
pleasant hope Will be pFo6ate 70 visit We propose
10 keep hand and TO 70 customers In
rior neatness all kinds Of meats, such a.
BrEr in Steak. Ros.ta Dried Corned Ae; MOTION, vhI,
HANS SHOULDERS PoRK fresh and SALT Yankee 6ausages 10
Also all kinds Of Game In its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes.
In short, everything apperta ng to we'll regulated CITY
Market. r. fta rf5t- rF~E fb'a
At proper stand will also be kept for the sole
Of all kinds of Fresh Vegetables supplied from the best
dens ia the vicinity Of the city.
ASMeats will b delivered In any part Of the city. oclf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02

la GOOD FARM or 30 ACRES-s0 In good tim.
~ Der. The farm L. In good state OF cultivation finely
NJ I'M improved and well watered. The too many
;i improvements 10 enumerate paper Call and
ELL and viii take you there II Is pleasant ride,
My II miles southwest OF Ottawa Price go per acre. worth
Co. known US the Whiting Farm.
, 1869-04-27

6, Kasernen
Committeen tormener, at ikkun Eftersyn
at Taget err nodvendigt, hvilken Me
ming deles af Commandment, hertil
foreslaaes $1O,-altsaa ~bespares- SOS.
7, Malingen af Dorre og Jealousier under
den vestlige Courtine bortfalder,-alt-
saa bespares. $50
8, At lagge ct nyt Gulv i Underoficeers
Messen.
Man skulde foreslaae at ]appe dette
Gulv og anvendes til dette Arbeide
$S,-altsaa bespares ..--.----$1S.
-, At sette Jernrender ON Skraatagetsi
Fortsgaarden.
Man skulde foreslaae, at disse blive at
Tre og malede, hvortil foreslaaes Sc,
-altsaa bespares ..---.-.-----.Sl5.
n, Hospitalet i Frederiksted
/, Foreslaaet at indsatte 90 Vindues-
ruder men da dette allerede er I'D
fort, formindskes Bel0bet med. SIS.
8, At reparere Gulvet i den store Arrest
og indlegge Underlaestommer. Dette
Arbeide er b~eregnet ill.,. S .255
Committeen finder de feste Gulvbr@d-
der meget code, og antager, at kun |
eller 2 Underlagstommer vii behoves,
hvorfor den tillader sig at foreslaae, at
der t~ilstaaes $50 til denne Reparation,
og saaledes bespares -------$30 rs.
IL, At opfore Stakitter udenfor Vinduerne
foran SygexArrestlokaler.
Dette Arbeide blew forkastet flor af
Raadet, og da man nu har beplantet
Pladsene udenfor Vinduerne med Kak-
tuser, som langt bedre forhindre Folk
fra at nerme dem Vinduerne end ct
Stakitvark, hvorfor Committeen Ell
kan anbefale dette Arbeide, hvorved
vii beSpares 1855. 81.
o. Skolebygningen / Frederiksted.
90 3. Der er her foreslaaet, at single
Tagene paa begge Udhusene til Sko-
len med Cypresshingler:
Committeen har ben&erket, at en-
Mengde galvaniserede Jernplader hem
ligge i Retsgaarden (den gamle(; denne
Beholdning vii endnu foroges med de
Jernplader der optages fra Mount
Victory Skole og som allerede ere at
tagne fra Skolelererens Bolig paa
Two Williams. Imellem disse Plader
kan mar med Sikkerhed antage, at
der vii vere tilstrekkelig code OF
~brugelige Plader til at bel@gge disee
2 Udhuse. Man vfl derfor tillade sig
at foreslaae, at de respective Summer
for Cypresshingler spares, nemlig 500
og $51. 60, tilsammen Sill. 60, hvor-
imod man vii anbefale Arbeidslonnen
og ovrige Items III tilstaaet, dog saa-
ledes, at Hans Hoivelbaarenhed Gou-
verneuren forsoger en- yderligere Be
sparelse we'd denne forandrede Tex
ningsmaade kan fnde Sted.
%, Arresterne i Frederiksted:
, 1869-04-27
FORHANDLINGER :.
Colonia1raad Diet
FOR ST. CROIX.

FOR ST. CROIX.
MANDAGEN den 12te April 1869, midday
Kl. 10, holdt Colonialraadet ct overordent-
ligt Mode, hvorved sa1ntlige Medlemmer
ware m0dte.
Efter Anmodning at Fernandez indtog
Viceformanden christmas Formandssadet.
Protokollen for forrige Mode oplestes.
Ifolgs Dagsordenen foretoges:
/, 2den Demanding af Bevillingsforslag til
Post d. 70 Fattigvsesenet.
AT 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By
{Sarauw) var stillet folgende Endringsfor-
Stag:
Bevillingen affattes saaledes:
81, Til Pengeunderstottelse til Fattige -
2. Til MediciE til Fattige .----- 900.
8. Til Begravelsesomkostninge
for Fattige 27o.
S4,925.
Heraf for Christiansteds Jurisdiction
1920 og for Frederiksteds Jurisdiction
1865"
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) anbefalede Endringsforslaget i Hen
hold til sit i forrige Mode Anforte. Belo-
bene ware de samme som oprindelig Devil
gede ifior, og hvis de skuEle wise sig util-
strekkelige, Wide Tillegsbevilling kunne
erholdes.
4de Medlem for Christiansteds Landdl-
strict (McWilliam) forespurgte, ON Raadet
like kunde erholde fremlagt en- Llste over
allie de Fattige der hyde Underst0ttelse, da
idetmindste han SEW var ganske ubekjendt
med hvilke Personer der hyde samme.
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at dersom en-
Begiering ON Fremleggelsen at en- Llste
over de Fattige var fremkommen tidligere,
Wide han have sorget for at en- saadan var
tilstede i Raadet men hvis Diet 0nskedes
kunde den hurtigt erholdes, da der kun be-
hovedes de sidste Anviisningslister fra Kas-
serercontoiret. Han troede imidlertid like
at en- blot Navnefortegnelse Wide yde sym
derlig Oplysning, da de feste ere gamle
afeldige Personer, som kun ere kjendte at
Faa. Han har we'd mango Leiligheder I'D
havet. at Raadet isar vii kunne udove
Indfydelse paa Observation-Disclosures
Uddeling we'd Valget at de Medlemmer at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hvis Udnaevnelse er
Raadet overladt. Disse Valg forestaae / ct
af Raadets n9rmeste M0der.
4de Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (McWilliam) bemarkede, at han kun
hayde onsket at saadanne Lister fremtidigen
matte blive meddeelte.
Da Ingen videre begj@rede Ordet, sattes
Endringsforslaget under Afstemnlng og
vedtoges med IA Stemmer lmod :.
Bet saaledes forandrede Bevillingsforslag
for $4,e25 sattes derefter under Afstemning
, 1869-04-27
COMMITTEE

ubestemte Udgifter for l869-70.
Undertegnede Committee udvalgt at Co.
lonialraadet til at afgive Determining over
de forskjellige Nummere i ovennevnte I'd
giftspost tlllader sig at berore saadanne
Punkter, hvori man formener Forandrlng
kan inde Sted.
adsb, Batteriet "Louisa Augusta :"
l., Naar Militaire udfore dette Arbeide
formenes, at Arbeidslonnen kan ned
settes med SO, altsaa Posten optores
med .-.-$13. 40.
9, Bortfalder aldeles, og saaledes I'd
gaaer ou'
8, Kasernen med underlig9ende Bygnlnger:
/, Al lagge ct nyt Gully j Adjutantens
Bygning, formenes atskunne uds9ttes
til neste Aar,-altsaa udgaaer $75. Ia.
e, Bygninger we'd Told og Havnevesenet !:
9, Mpglef Contoiret at kalkfarve Veg-
gene &C.
Dette Arbeide udsettes ,-aItsaa nd
gaaer 81.
8, At male Jealousier og Dorre,-ansees.
eli forn0den ,-saaledes udgaaer. $50.
4, Postcontoiret
Udgaaer for S Glasruder, som allerede
ere indsatte,-altsaa bespares so. 50.
By~gningerne paa Protestantqualen:
2deK Lods' Bolig we'd Kj0kkenet at I'D
spekke Muurv9rket og hvldte samme,
SAINT eftersee Gerechterne, a~nslaaet til
$40, Dor udf6res for $6,-altsaa bespa-
f, Skolehuset i Christiansted:
4, At reparere O~psynsmandens Bollg.
Dette Arbeide Dor kun udf0res, naar
Naboen (Kammerjunker DeNully) bill
yer f~orpligtet til at forsyne sit Huus,
idetmindste den Deel af Bygningen
der RACER nd over O~psynsmandens
Huns, med Vandrender, da Bygningen
paa Skoleioddet vii uden at dette Ar
beide f6rst er udfort, vedblive at vare
aldeles uheboelig. Dersom Naboen
kan tvinges, da anbefales dette Arbelde
saavelsem Kjokkenets Reparation; dog
maa Committeen ,bem@rke, at naar
Op>ynsmanden saaledes faaer Bolig,
+. maa formeentlig Diet ham tilstaaede
Tilleg So pr. Manned borfalde eller
bespares.
6, At opfore ct Skjerm ON Drengenes
Lokum &C.
Fir calculeret til $38. 16,-b0r udf6res
for SOCIALISM, bespares -.-..S8. 16.
h, Petersfarms Hospital m. m.
e, At reparere PIastringen j Diet underste
militaire Galleri,-beregnet til $40,
Dor giores for s7,-altsaa bespares So.
i, st. Croix Arresthuus
2, udgaaer som allerede udfort, altsaa
bespares
3, Vii blive udfort af Arrestanter, altsaa
udgaaer 81.
k, B%ygningerne paa Kingshill:
12, Til den militaire Stald er foreslaaet
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26
DoVRLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.
e40- cas-.
FOR SIMPLICITY 1T HAS no RIVAL.
Patented In America and Europe.
LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.


This Machine Is ell tho surface, and can be oiled
without removals the length of stitch be changed
whue the machine is in motion; feeds the fabric
throngh te machine wAihcut assistance from the opera
tor Ie thread is taken directly from the original soos
w.hous ewudingusng silk cotton or linen thread Of
lace TO many thcknesses of heavy beaver cie<b
iheir range and capacity for work even Greater
than most OF the hgh,pric machines with the
proper attachments hem, fell stitch bind Quilt
merely inserting saita6le size and colors EN-
| attained by hand. 1888
machine are: = = -
l. They mako the double lock elastic stitch sewing
from two spools.
They make a strong md handsome seam better
THAN DO made by hand or by other machine.
They have unusually large space under the arm
and need'e--a great cShvenienee
Iheir work willy stand the test of washing ironing
anu wear, uneqnaied by other machines.
o. Their speetl4s greater less power required to@op.
crate eheapegand more simple than any machine now
before the public.
g. They Ore almost noiseless in their operation: can
be easily learned and kept in order.
Z Iboy VIII Tins, money labor andt5atcnce
g. Phey applicable to tho range of family
seWfng and can he changed from one quality grade
OF work to another.
4 o. They the result and combination of all that Is
practieahe in sewing machines. which, together with
their choapness, ought to +lfefJJte fayoritcs
Finally in these machines combined all the neces
sary advantages. First andmos important, cheapness
second simplicity and durablityi: third mechanical
perfection.
j. CONSIDINE, Agent,
$50 Canal street
A gents wanted, with small capital in the States of
Alahama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas to whom
we offer liberal Inducements.
Postoliee Box sI4 icao 6rn
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The heroic devotion with which the Trap
alists in Algeria reclaimed at the cost of nu-
knerous lives the pestilential neighboThoOd to
which they were sent, and rendered it fit for
human habtation, ~has become famous in the
history of that colony. The. order is engaged
II a similar work near Rome, Mt the Ire FOn-
Jane, the scene of st. Pauls martyrdOm Not
pne of these religious has escaped the terrible
ever which haunts the spot, and three have
hlready sunk under it. Ayouhg Roman doctor
NJ. Fiordispina, is stated to have succeeded in
restoring the rest to health, and in devsing a
Fegime and a system of precautions which will
Enable them to carry on their noble labors in
comparative security.
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r IsT OF PREMIUMS AWARDED THE sEProI5NEs
IL OH, COMPANY

At the Louisiana State Fair OF 1869;
One for the Best Assortment of LAMPS
For the Best Non. xfllOsige illuminating OH.
For the Best Sugar, House LANTERNS
For tho Best Cane-Shed %
For the Best Hands -
And one for the Best OH. and Portable GAS BURNERS
Our Portable Gas Burners considered the
hast that this try them; and
remember that give entiie stsfac
ton or we will refund the money.
Our Portable Gas Fluid guaranteed work admir-
in all kinds of Portable Gas Lamps Petroleum Stoves
that good for anything at all It having especially
refined for that purpose.
Every style of LAMPS. LANTERNS CHIMNEYs
BURNERS and LAMP TRIMMINGS of every dfserip.
ton OH. CANS etc
Together with our justly celebrated PORTABLE GAS
METEOR SAFETY LAMP and NO CHIMNEY BURN.
Els new feature in household economy, combining
safety with economy and brillianey of light :
Office and Sample room of the Septone Oil Company No.
Is Dauphine street Canal.
Orders from distance promptly llsd and goods caref
~ packed to prevent breakage.
ieal 3n j.. p. CROSS Manager.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

Pictures and LookinGGlassos Framed uphostering
Repairing and Vanishing done in the best manner at
low rates Alro Furniture moved with care and dis.
patch. scia 6m
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SEWING MACHINES.
$40, ;; "A, ;sa. a;
Lock-SFITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

and will moi rip or rayei $3.50 y wy -D''o 'o"'"'
For simplicity, durability and beauty it stands with
,T%Ssntyve Dollars cheaper than any other
Agents wanted thr9ughuht the South.
Aaaress, E.. W. ENGLE, Agent
Or eal at salesroom, Baroune street. New Orleans
.ie27 Gnt
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SINGERs CELEBRATED NEW FAMILY SEW.

SINGER's CELEBRATED NEW FAMILY SEW
~ ING MACHINE,
Is the best Sewing Machine offered tide public
1t Hens and Feiis Braids, Cords, Tucks and Marks
and Embroiders with such elegance and the
finest needlework would look comparison. It's
the only Machine invented that embroiders with
the Lockstitch and account of it's adjustable
has greater range of work than any other. 1t ia
almost exclusively by all the Lady Miiners and the
Converts of this city and it has the greatest circulation
of any Machine in the world warrant every Machine
sell to give satisfaction and after fair trial return
the money! lift does not do JOHN McNULTY,
Camp street. New Orleans,
Wholesale and Retail Agency for Louisiana, Texaa, Mis-
sissppi, and Alabama and agent for George Clarke
Celebrated NEW THREAD.
Sewing Machine Twist and Flax Thread of the best
quality for Dress Makers, Taiors and Saddlers,
stantly on hand. feel 9n
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISE mENTS.
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Fasquec's French Course
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Scientific and Classical T,xt Books
Rhetorfss, PHILOSOPHERS, etc. ETC.
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most generally usedan works of the series have been
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Dealers tnI
LUMBER, Qough and DressedJ
SASH, BLINDS, and DOORS,
jal0 ly 3l2 DelGTd street, New Basin
4 CARD
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ago and Commission Business and has taken office at
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from his old tiiends and the public.
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