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MY OWN GREEN MOUNTAIN LAND.

BY G. n. STEWART.
My native Land in many dream
Beneath the Northern skies
Amid the purping clouds, see
Thy dark Green Mountains rise,
And proudly DER thy valley sands
The bright blue waters roll,
Whose music broke at life's clear dawn
With glory or my soul.
Though years have flown since last saw
Thy mountains cresting pines,
love thee for the memories
That cling around thy shrines
For all that eer my boyhood knew
Loved, beautiful or grand,
Is Graded 'mong thy hills and wales,
My own Green Mountain Land.
loved thee for those hero souls
Who answered freedoms $ call
love thee for the liberty
Thou claim'st and giv'st to all;
love thee for the stalwart arms
And Drawer hearts, that stand
A stronger guard than castle walls,
For thee, my Native Land
may have trod in SUMMER climes
Where Tolls the flashing Rhine,
Or Albion rears her chalky cliffs
kindler soil than thine;
But never have seen the spot
Loved, beautiful or grand,
That led away my heart from thee,
My own Green Mountain Land.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

The last half century contributed more TO the
progress ofscience and civilization than any similar
period Of time since the Christian era:
Within the last fifty years, the steam engine
the power-loom the spinning jenny, the cotton. gin
the use of ptcoal in the production of iron and the
manufacture of gas, the magnetic telegraph which
has but just begun 10 develop its Usefulness and
many other inventions and discoveries, bearing
directly upon every human interest, have been
either originated or for the first time brought into
actual service. However important the political
events of the half century have been, and however
nations have advanced towards political periec.
ton, the progress which science has made in tha,
period, has 4 Bdhtedly contributed the most to
ward augmenting the comforts of civilization and
improving the condition of humanity
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FROM JAMAIcA-We have dates from Kingston
to the 3lst ult. We can find little of interest in
them. The cholera had almost entirely disap
peared. The deaths from that malady in Kingston
had reached six thousand
The Reform question appears says the Journal
lhlngston) to occupy large portion of the atten.
tlon OF the press OF Demerara, if not of the people
OF that colony. The Colonist supports the move.
ment-the Gazette is opposed to it, The former
would have more popular form of Government
the latter falls back upon the old and convenen,
let-well-alone" argument. The people, it is
alleged on the one hand desire reform-,he respec-
table portion, it is replied the other are satisfied
with the present Court of Policy and Combined
Court. The Gazette contends that the people are
not fit for the enjoyment of the rights they claim
This has been the tyrants plea in every country
and in every age. Boyer, who ruled Hayti for
some twenty years, held this opinion up to the
period OF his violent and deserved expulsion, and
left the Haytens unfit for sef-government as the
first day he assumed power.
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OFFICE LAKE PoSrCHARTR AIN r RAILROAD Coz
EewOreaUs, April l9 lS49.
A L Meeting OF the Board OF Directors, it was
- Resotrsd, That public noticehe given by the Company
that In conformity with the rules already adopted made
known, shall NOT hold itself responsible or any oss dam
age. or missing whatever, happening goods transported,
except when Resulting nom accident during the actual
from end of the road 10 the other. and thai all freight
shall be at The risk and peril of th owner Shippers OF cor.
slsnee, from the very moment il ia unoaled.
dlt Il J, NEVILLE, Secretary.
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NAvAL.-A letter to the editors of the Norfolk
Herald, from correspondent on board the U. S.
ship st. Mary's, dated Funchal Roads, Madeira,
Nov. IA, says
=" will be recollected that this ship was the first
that sailed from the United States under the new
act abollshlng the nhuman practice of ilogging in
our national vessels. Thus far our crew have
shown that seamen capable of being better
governed by kindness than the degrading severity
OF the old law, as not more than two three cases
OF violation of discipline have been reported to
Capt, Magruder, since the ship has been in COM
mission.
A word or two in regard to our officers they
are gentlemen in every sense of the word and
wherever the example of our commander is follow.
ed, not only will there be no excuse for hogging,
but Poor Jack may bless his lucky stars in being
under such command-as his constant aim has been
10 make us all contented and happy"
We learn from the same letter, that the St. Marvs
would sail from Madeira in day or two for Rio
Janeiro.
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NAVAL FORCE OF GREAT BRITAIN.-The fol-
lowing is the official return of the present naval
force OF the United Kingdom. The royal navy
consists Of 67l ships OF war, either in ordinary or
IN commission, varying from to 100 guns each
OF this number, us are armed steamers, offrom 100
to SUI horse power engines, constructed on the
most approved principles for active sea service
This fleet, the largest of any maritime mower On
the globe, employs in time of peace, 35 600 10 40
Oo0 abe-boded seamen, 1000 strong lads, and a.
600 Royal Marines, consisting of l62 comnanes
divided into four divisions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

AMBROSE G. kINGsLAND was, on the 9th inst,
sworn Mayor of the city of New York for two
years. The papers of the city OF the following day
contain his MESSAGE
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Several changes have been made recently in the
Custom House AT Boston. Among them, J. W.
McLeland, appointed Deputy Collector, vice Joel
Scott resigned. Other changes are expected to be
made SOON
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ORGANIZATION OF THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
The Illinois Legislature was organized on the 9TH
The officers are all Democrats.
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Mem .7rrdn Cement for the Departure Of the Cars.
TuK CARS LEAVE
Notice.

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from clock A.
E5" An OMNirus leaves Canal and Chartres street ever,
quarter OF an hour for the Depo
J. w. SMITH, Superintendent.
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Many v hO condesoend to illuminate the dark world with
the hre OF Their genius through the columns OF news
aisf Ie hink o the lot OF the printer who, almost suf
rect hs ase grammar bad orthogrphy, and worse punctu
a1on nave seen the arguments of lawyers high repu
US scholars, sent to the printer in their own handwriting
many ~ois-and especially technical and foreign terms
those lew, there Were any, entirely of place,
seen ,e sermons oi vihes sent to the press without points
which f published with the mperections of nianuScrpt,
would disgrace the printers devil if he the author
suppose they had been printed The printer would have
been treated with scorD and contempt an lierae block
head-as 1elow better fitted be a wood SAWYER than a
prnter Nobody would have believed that such gross and
aus were owing to the ignorance and caeessness
OF the author And but the practical printer
nov many hours he composors and after him the proof
dtlon manuscripts that the writer himself would be puzzled
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ORGANIZATION OF TIE New York LEGIsLA-
TuRE.-Bosh branches of the Legislature Of New
York organized on the 7th. Henry j Raymond,
Editor OF the New York Courier and Enquirer, was
elected Speaker Of the House.
Governor Hunt, in his message, considers that
the Fugitive Slave law should be strictly carried
out in good faith, and maintained by the people, as
long as ii remains law. He thinks, however, that
The people should be left to examine its provisions
freely and decide upon its practical operations.
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REMARKABLE PREsERvATIoN.-An officer oi
our navy. on his voyage to China writing lately to
his friend in Washington City, relates the following
singular occurrence:
" singular and Ito the party concerned a, least)
highly interesting circumstance occurred about the
time we oil the Cape Of Good Hope From
the time that reached the cooler attitudes of
that region, we were constantly surrounded by
birds, and sometimes in great numbers whose er
quisitely graceful movements on the wing were a
constant source of admiration to us ALL One morn.
ing, when even greater number than usual in
cluding several very large albanosses, were follow
ing the ship, the startling cry was heard of man
overheard, and it proved to be an unlncky Irish
man, who had gone to the fore part of the vessel to
throw dirty swab overheard, and had dropped him.
sell into the water instead of the swab, We wore
soon hove to, and boat lowered to 90 in search of
the man, for whom they looked in vain IN thew
rowed, as last hope, to the spot round which the
BIRDS were observed to all suddenly cluster where
they found the poor fellow in state Of insensibil;tv
and exhaustion. Around him the birds were how,
ering with discordant screams, and, strange to re
late, two great albatrosses had seized him by The
clothes, thus keeping him from sinking, while seve
raj were picking at his head and face When the
boat reached him he was unconscious and had
ceased all exertlons, that he doubtless owed hi :
life TO these birds. The patent life buoys, as is
usually the case, did not reach the water. although
the port fires burned and smoked away most f., .
riousiy."
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MUEIFIcENT DoNArIoN.--The Rev. BENJAMIN
Wofiord, of Richmond, Va, has left SlOO 900 for
the erection of new Methodist College in that
city,
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TRICKS OF PARIsiAN SwIsDLERs --Oaa more
anecdote OF the ifequenters Of the Eiysee Last
Thursday evening, officer of the staff picked mn
IN ihe coffee room, embroidered handkerchief
edged with costly Valencennes lace. He an.
nounced the valuable waif in a loud voice, and. no
one claiming il, tied it to lie handle of his sword
and promenaded through the different saloons. His
display was successful! a gentleman approached
and claimed it as the property of lady seated az
the other end of the large hall. Great were lie
officers surprise and vexation, when, next morn
ing, note from the Baroness de V**s was ont jnio
his hands. Ii commenced" Mon cher capaine %
and request d him to send her hand which
SHE was Old be had found, by the bearer her yalef
DR. chanibre. He understood at once that he had
been the victim Of couple Of inders at the ba Ii.
But what was TO be done! The captain acted like
gentleman A small piece of gold to the va lei
procured him the address OF the fashionable fancy
goods dealer honored by the patronage of The bar
oness; and the sum Of four hundred francs gave
him handkerchief closely resembling the original
one. Next day, on meeting the baroness, he dis
covered that she had neither lost the handkerchief
nor written the note. lie had been twice the dune
OF shaTpers. do not know that this anecdote has
any particular moral, but it may go TO illustrate
tact every one knows, that NJ BOnaparte's tickets
OF invitation sometimes used by persons 10 whom
they are not sent. The visitors are so numerous
that an efficient control is impossible.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17
J. 7. MoREnEAp, Solicitor.
x. PRETLow, NJ. D., Physician.
J. B. CASEY, Chairman tom rDlttes or F;nanoe

The terms upon which this company insure life are oe,
LARRY favorable TO the insuemuch So il is believed
han The terms OF any other Life insurance Company 10 wit
y ne great security afforded in arantee Fnnd of
slUlO s,VO1 OF which bas aid in cash and $50 O d
Estate '' 80 '
Rates OF Premium greatly reduced rnn the rates of other
opiupahi-s, aud mere eu ally s7adaetsd
Insurance Tor the benefit OF Married Women secure FINN
the creditors Of their husbands: ~
he insured not liable W assessments for losses:
No extreme hazards taken by this company:
An annual dividend 10 all policy holders payable in cash
Ll.o additions made 10 Lille Policies every ye years;
Notes taken IN part for premiums
Policies issued application Without Delay cansine no
Los oil Insurance to the parties.
Lives OF either insured between the ages of IA and so
inclusive, tor year years, for life
The pamphiets and tracts published by the Company viii he
found TO contain much valuable information respecting he
nature principles Application and benefits of Insurance
Aio an examination OF the plans oil the other M1aa Com
pales Of this country and full explanation of the plan pro.
posed by tins company. together with various tabes-ne
showing the rates ot premium for the of life seyeral
ccnpane!, compared with the rates OF this company and
another giving the rates Of this company, all aRes and
terms ut which insurance is made.
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis, and applications
ceived and forwarded by -
a. DILLON, JR., A gent, at New yO,leanz
A;J. WEnpERBURM, Medical Examiner '''''''
sY Qttica Of Peoples Telegraph Line Commercial Ex-
chaise 81 Chaf es street n9 If
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French LANGUAGE.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-PriyateL Les.
sons in the above Transitions from Eng nlo French
Apply at the office of The Crescent or at the corner OF
Apollo and Caliope streets, dll
w AIM UIS-50 bales new Walnuts, landing
W ex ship Charlotte Reed. q
laIo A. +. COCHRAN, n Tcioapitoulas ST.
SHELLED ALMONDS-50 boxes new, land
~ ing ex ship Charlotte Reed ~ ~
Jai5 A. +. COCHRAN, q TcAoupitoulas at.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1851.
MUSIC.


81 CH MP STR EET.
n A. TYLER has on hand and constantly reoeiyins
9elebra,ed Manu- FAC tories Of Haliet. L$EsM
Davis Co. Boston; John u. Dunhain kfU
DAVID Van Winkle, A. H. Gale s. Co. andy - q y
Jas H. Gfpvesen, New York: also Pleyel'a Paris ptNoa
Orders received for the HORST'5 PATENT IRON PA
NOS to be delivered in turn fast receved from the
q particularly ir the country, where Tuners can s.ldm
bsha as they Will stand longer and better than any
oler Piano. These Pianos have independent rim or case
Wnch can be rsn9yed in moment, there being eonneo
SsS VioLiNs. ACCoRbE6Nse. u FUTEsA ssa
N Sotnef Musical INSTRUMENTS constantly on hand and
sss n for sale at low prices SHEET MUSIC for Piane
IsszS Fore, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTITUTION
20 BOOke Tor all musical Instruments eT- Lib
era Discount 10 Dealers. Teachers and all those sending large
9.oeI5.. al oruef. PROMPTLY attended to. lnh2
MCSfC AND MUSICAL INsTRUME
attention 10 their large and extensive stock of Mu.
SIC und Aluoca Merchandise Of every descfinon 1f
and also to their well selected assortment of Piano s
Fortes from the lac ories of tn, first makers in the SP%
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin Guitar Harp Vionceo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pms Pegs, Screws etc.
F!ois, riutes, Gu ars. Accordons Brass instruments
ior Bands, Tambournes. BANGS, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Whe. rGnug linEmers, Furss 60 eo and
every article connected with the Music Business.
attended to. " - '''''
liberal discount made dealers and proiesors and 10
seminaries ~ ~
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for ones. - ''
All the Music received from the North as soon as pub
lished " '
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Nir' H. ID. Hewitt, :, New Orleans, La, Oct. %.
oaS dtf&wat +: 8. 8: TEWifr. TTHkFfr
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AGENCY OF
ARBOUIN. MARETT 81 co. COGNAC.

THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
= for the old established house of q" Arboun, Mare &
CO. prepared receive orders for their very superior
CoGNAC BRAkDlES, upon the most liberal TERMS to be
shnped in any quantity or To any that lie required
dS If s WOLFE ~ frop,n
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PRINTERS AND PRINTING.--J. 7. Buckingham
in his series OF "reminiscences, in course of publica-
tion in the Boston Courier, speaks of the import
ance of the printer to authors, as follows;
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DRY GOODS.
JOSEPH IL. PALMER q 9

JOSEPH II. PALMER a. co.
NO AZ CAMP STREET offers dealers a large and fresh
~ stock Of FALL ard WINTER GOODS embracing both
foreign and American.
Some Of the leading article. named below.
MOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
foaclots and Casmeres In blue, black fancy
saIneta blue black and Mrna cassnsre; acnrucky
Jeans all colors all Wool and Union Fannes all salites
sSofs all Wool and half Wool praied serlos and cseres
n'sy,; real kentucky and Georgia Wool piss sa yil.;
hne Piad and Checked Lnsey Gala Wool Plaid chdrsn
sohes white and all cocrs Masknax Bankss Negro Elan
e Esshing ibs Saddle blankets fine and Bed and
Crib Blankets, ~ :
COTTON GOODS. Brown and beached Sheetings and
ehrtngs o. British and American every quty and
and width from TO yards wids Cotton Onabrgs
popular brands North and
mnt Of American, English French; coosed Gaodr,
embracing Cheeks, Pds Stripes Tickngs Deum Gotten
afes Mosquito Bars Nanxsens Cotton Handkerchief
variety Cotton Hosiery Goods, full shans
great variety Of English, Scotch and French camre
net Null Swiss and Book Mushns Blshcp Lawn; Checked
Muslin, csc. etc
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain. Striped Pla,-
and Wsred Black sks Six Flcrences Snhews; satHs
and Veives and Crarats ladies gRiesncn
sis and SATIN vssnes Bonn CAP Nec1 and Beii Ribbons
ties and eoors; Mohar Lusres; Canton Cloths Bohazine
LINN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole ard dsrni pieces
Bed meas Table Lnens and Towesi Linen Handkerchief,
and fine,
n+hrr
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WANTED-The undersigned wishes to pur
~ chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, foesyhch th
highest prices will be pad. Those who sats for sa
please eau ds sf u ''sn' " w. 0iSA BoAzMAsNE II MAisE'
TWENTY DOLLAR HFWARD-Ranaway from
BOY, BY lie name Of BonEe. about Is yoais sS, Eo
SO stout ,a built o tie had o. when he left bne blanket
heal occasone by burn Wien e6d H lie has on ao s cs
Gqr s e 10 as5 he 81 -four feet * Inches g wears
rest sad Boy or him in Jail and give information NJ
Fn street. EoBEaF E sisf ff rGEs
MET NURsE-A healthy MpIatress. with a
w fine Breast of Milk; the best character stand
s made i to s anH H' Place e" months immediate ppicii0n ~
T .OST-A note drawn by e. ]. Hart & Co. in
~. faygr Of Z Hyams, dated ID August 1850 and pay
ms1 S sef s a. 10
ojalo Z. E J. hakT hf faHs CO q 7srohoupoua. st,
T OST BOOKS-Taken from Judge Bullsrd's
n,ar oPce IA So 4 81 Charles street at intervals last
IA; KEP0RTs, eonain9s T. volume VIII the name q
ing seeing them any where viii ease inform or leave word
st BE office where they may be found. Also-6 PET
A VANCES-Lberal cash advances made on
consgGmsnts of Cotton and other produce friends
d ohN Nsia.'Ga IT. &LoT fId e. e cusomhous St
4 DVANCES-Lberalc cash advances made upon
approved pSonsgpnents 10 oqr friends in the West and
d w ERp KEN E 6 g.? b Ssenze a
SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-A fine blood
~ ed animal, very fleet, gentle and perfectly "a
Sa,, may be seen #iiGh VII iszi f"S~5 h
FOR SALE-My fine Blooded Mare, on account
neySy Of 1syns sohns ns sb further 6 h use for r
ia7 If --------- A. HoUGH. 1893 Barorne st.
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
he nj
CoGnee eosta1ing 1900 Of which 500 under
Engine Just been s% cost w1dn oi IS @
sSd % a f pay ] a a.. s;ls: y ss l
more Inn ''''Sfa %siGHE Gil Es'gs fGIz Il
FOR ALE-The schr MERCHANT, Of about
l5 tons bnrihen Of the fastest aiIers the "a,
limited 1 sa1,es and yell adapted TO the Gulf trade; A
d$i - 4. j. HART u CO. 70 rolouptoua. st.
fS0otklTMN Sla,t;IL NJ MsARkHorsA UOMPANY;7T The
bs WEsf
spmeE and MERcHAEnsE H1ASI E fro oT The
IN front Of he Warehouses by which goods immediately
room will be found the dischasi1- of steamers and
oaadding adir oi ships: ,-.--
on offered Mereans the ey eis lie shppels IN
@ the Asns % bSeR he Of e to
feons r rs, interested in transmitting Mecha nde invited
Office, corner OF Magazine and Iaayete Streets Newor
stesSa & Co: l. + + Ssbas' Ssssss' Price Frost Co..
FRESH TEAS-The subscriber has Just re-
BACK Ts i se h .ae a y n of AND
frequent additions from of the first importers al yM
ihe The North n Consumera Offered something very
Hsss Hss $ss Fss in a, sss
Extra fine MPERIAI, IN half chests and 8 h boxes,
sls %s %s 99fSsS Hs s12 sf srf shss boxes
nls a me oo: Z K, RA9T5ND SAsitj Camp st.
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N This Company being orga
iRy 1izsd, solely for the protector
ZAH( Msa OF the policy holders and thei
MIS Ill., families against want and pov
&TS <y2s.s ery, is in its operations great
lEsfSASSsk&;, national benevolent in ,itntion,
X%%S{ h4S&SMr conducted upon the most secure
VGAg4NeS E,ieIt. and solid principles, and afford
<saALks-ssSs ing for small annua N, paid
uSSSEI1AN@S- e.soszT during life, large and hand
eesIIeIsE some eegacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
Al poley holders, whether for life shorter terms who
continue the Insurance till DEATH participate n the whole
oil the profits OF the company.
can on the life OF her husband 10 hesoe
st and use OF herself and children free trom claims
qredit9rs TRusTEEs:
Peter CQnTe,y, Jr. Maunsei White, Wm D. Levsieh.
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry s. Buckner,
PETER CONREY, Jr President Board OF Trustees.
}sss ssPf ssa'on gbs;
ishS v ss5s s;'. as s% iSe%ss'
Cornelius Feuowes. n; NJ Cohen,
{3mS HIis HtAsAs, th!,h, PRESIDENT reside Of the Company
4. J. WEDDERBuRN, NJ d. Medical Boald Of
HueH15 T. e. HsisTT, hsTT, qonssaii0n gaai o
Richard BElN, D., No. 27l Magazine street Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from i3a NJ.
BY the Charter only 81, 900 is taken on a singeiir
ms Company is prepared TO entertain appncatioul
9y ~ lae Insurance. Snd issue Policies all sound and healthy
BY the Board which are s than The rates charged by the
New York and London offices, and without their restrictions
r. to residence in the South BY the charter. Dividends Of
and can be made available the extent OF twothrs
oi ts amount where the party has pad his premiums fun.
sectu Table Of Rates, aud all information ioiis InsSr.
az H. % an papefs necessary to effect Insurance can he had
- Extensive Travelling Privileges arc allowed
KY Olhce houra, A. n. to $ P jyl1 iy
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HARMONIC LINN ENT-This Linimept has
been proven to be one of the best Pain Istractors
maj has been found out Tor 1t has been safely
and successfully applied 10 Rheumatic Complaints Head
ache, and nany ether Ws 'that heir to-. 1t for
sale by Messrs. CLARK ALLISON, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists St Charles and Union Streets next 10
DIR. Clapp's Church, NewOreans. ma if
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ROOTH Il STEVENSON'S Patent BRICK
h,i, MMACulNEsrThe A. Undersigned is prepared to ex.
hbt The operation OF the above machine which has ha ca
psey TO mix Morter and mould Twenty -four Bricks per
mlnnte WIN the labor OF three hands and t horses and
" e appieauon oi steam power will mould with any de-
sired rapidty Persons wishing 10 purchase the right for any
parish n lhe state can do and be supplied with Machines
" appyng during this week, from p. M at the office
n MesIs Wsrd Merritt. Lumber Merehsnts corner
by found. Tialsl ARTiii r.
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