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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-24

From letter of T.omas Jejlsrson 10 Col IVm.
Duane, March 2s, 1911, col o, p. 577l
I" You know, my d'ar Sir, that this union
of REP UBLICANS hds been the constant
iheme of my erhortations, that / hare erer re.
fused TO knop any Subdivisions among them,
10 takelpar IN personal differences"
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-08-24

MARCUS WATSON, Printer.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
EnIIRSuANT To q writ of Election. bearing

5 A. s s 81 & II y =.
% day oassnssT
sos sseraor and Of tie
lily S No 4hsss asasaaisd
T ss s NJ sSSP # fai'h Of
g II. @ NJ s ps1 %
Ns Orleans above eaaa known e Fa District and
T
3s ssss o. A. e. Of
oas Orleans sh. the
Two Fs. District city
Tires for .hs Darc
Of New Orleans.
~ Representative Dls,ric. city
the Fifth Representative District
Two Representative District city Of
the Seventh Representative District city
for the Eighth Representative Dutsc city
for the Ninth Representative District city
Three for Representative Diarc city
pstet Attorney For cleIt s eah Of she District Courts
hat port the Parish 81 Orleans he ghl bank
of tho Peace in and for the Parish Of osns oos
First Second Representative Diss
The Foar.h by the Fifth and Sixth by Seventh
Eighth and Ninth by that the right bank
and one by the Fouh District LaayeoJ and Con-
sabls Jusices the ParBh Orleans
by qualified residing within the within
which each inst required to hold hia Court.
Eve Collects be by the
Is q hs r. L. fpS e. y h that
aas ls ss At
lug ihp the qualified Of the State against
Of the Seato Government from the Rouge
this Of New Oean and that qualified voting
the shall have written printed his
for remova if he bs in favor such removal
words .agains. removal i he be opposed TO such removal
o'clock the morning until evening"
established and
and be by the desg
nsted hs election 70 sondactednnd pcate
to the lderiigpod returning officer according Flaw
Sheriff. oe PariHh Of oIsaEs New Orleans 10th October
VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY Sheriff.
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1ieers OF Subordinate Eneam pments for the Term
ending Jnae so, 1866. =

1meerA OF Subordinate Eneampments for the Terrp
p ending Jnne k0s 1866. IT
WILDEY No. /, meets on the first and third Sat-
urdays Of every moath, ut the Encampment ROOM Odd
Fellows Hall Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
0ihlers for the present term--L Homes, @ p Gee
Dirmeyer, II P; w Delesderpier, 8 VII K Guth.
lem. Scribe; w Nicol, J W; H Williams, Treasurer
Jas Furneanx, Assistant Scribe.
doaAn No. 5, meets ON the second and fourth
Saturdays IN each month in Encampment room, Odd
ssliows Hall corner of Camp and Lafayette streets.
vhssrs LOT the present term--Charles Rossiter.
"a y a Aedden, HIP; Ghss Could sW;A Lathrop
ecteei W koontrs J w Andrew Hero Treasurer
IL AsAlLE No. meets on the FIRST and third Nom
aaysln eseh month in the Eneampment room Odd Eel.
lows Hall corner OF Camp and Lafayette streets 4
Mqef6 ler the present ter-Thomas kaeffe p: ID q
1&erlf. IL Moore, s W q Patterson Ser,he.
bhopgeoH, Benedict Treasurer. 1870
WARRINGTON No. D, meets every seoond and
fourth Monday In each month at Wasbirston Han
Marigny Buildings Third District. OFcers mr. tbs
present serni--G fiemann, @ p /; B schrosder n pe
4 webber, 8 W; g Eaugenhesker, Scribe II q P,nka
S JW; II Miilspaugh, reasrrer,
LAFAYETTE No. q meets on the first and third
MondayB in each month, In Jefferson Hall, Fourth
District .ofHeers far tile present term Burke
GPiH Nsssholtz, IL Ri J KrantE, W; q
pcnn Scribe 3 Galpin. w y 7 Barrift Treasurer.
fELIcA 4 10, 3, meets on the first and third Sat-
lays ~ each month, II Polar star Hall, St. Louis
street 0ricsrs fer the present term--o Poupart
goorbisss Fl DennieE s W Q Al Wagner,
ssfsbs uhsssa, J Iattsfsds, Treasurer
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.. o. o. j. ~

Names sr Ofueers--Tfme and Place Of Meeting.
rrn 4. w. GRAND LoDGE or LoUgfANA 4. .. o.
meets semi annually, the fourth Tuesasysin jan
sr~rv ana Jriy*in Grand Lodge Room, odd feiloWs
9.ii corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets. WV
fSrssnk oHfcers for the present F2Hr STOCK
IN n fiannInercisi Lodge No. H. n Grand Master
n.~ssrd f1ohru. Of Unien Lodge No. 3, II W Deputy
f1s.rd Naster; Edward Paberry, Of Tempsar Dodge
NJ IA n Grand Warden Thos II Shields, OF unien
1sedee No B 4 w Grand Secretary Henry WiiIiams,
a. Gommercinl Lodge No. IL, r Grand Treasurer ;
Il ~ nans 81 Commercial Lodge No. L. and Henry
fs;sr of Hope Lodge No. Ia Represeneatiyesto the
q Grand lodge OF the g Ghas w Whital Of Ores
ssnt i,pdse No g. w Grand Chaplain Chas II Church.
III n Merchants Lodge No. A. W Grand Marshal; "
pessdernier, of Southwestern Lodge No: 40 Grand
conductor; 81 Milspaugh, Of Covenant Lodge NO. ~
~ Grand Guardian; \ Frankford, of Crescent Lodge
No s. w Grand Herald District Deputy Grand Mas
turs ID Hestand Of Jefferson lodge No O. District No
i: W Hall of Excelsior No "a, District No. ii 3 D.
Hanett Of st. Mary's No. 20, District No 81 E. " Lit
tell of st. Landry No 25 district No. 81 barnes q
DeSoto No. T. District No.7; Hillman OF Gsrro ~
90 District No g. j. Fennimore Of Trinity no "a
trict No. g. John Moore Of New Iberia No 20 ~ ~
No H. H Hunsirker Of Meth No n DstI!cs To; 8
r. j. Hosy of Prairie No 81, District NO 70 1; - =
Foett Of Columbus No. District No II Fa,,a, 81
worthy Of Clinton No. ~ pisssiet ~ Istt Of Gbs
Hermann NO. 50, District NO ~ r. y 'eas's ~
neyvile No. Al, District 70 ~; ~ ,r,nd sscrs
tary should be Forwarded 70 Ing omoo VI su0
i rotary in Odd Fellows Hall
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THE GOOD sAMARITANs
FESHfS ASSOCIATION OKaANTIED LAST

eEsnipg in Consequence of the being i'm ourni.
The following eec,ed btnss or ina
John tieisnd President; Wen fPrasida,t.
MAson SectstA' John Flasher -
OF John L. wis Msyors oAic
SS sssIs o. C1sns BAnk; j. @. ffendegas,
F,s Nj III A.ie ana thos s. Moore, Republican ooe,
M ~ Cartwright j. s. MaeFarlane,
asiuand DonnAu and Lswa-
fs.es v and Rae, ROYAL street.
sa,s ~ NRlsEzsHEsFo OF HozR1TAL
kcRsas SlcgpersonA In ar o,s a, ,hs ~ 4,
want 81 Rursss apply Madame as No
70 JOAN Elaher Fardido Iltast oppts tha N
Depot to f. kolars S.srs tha 81 ghss I'LL
~, ay sse aAHei female Apply to
the st. Charles Hotel yehn FstS Psd;dn
iAs etTaiiicE Aslfesa nsRsl ''S''' sy n
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C0PPER-FAOED TYPE.
TaNHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE GlIpA

IL giving notice OF their removal from No.
William street. (entrsnce No. Ia frankfort sset1
particular attention of Printers to the great they have
recently made in aeir work.
We place. greatly Increased acssfor Cop
per-Facng Type, Stere otype Platen, Cuts, ctc.
feature buanesa thate table Specimen
Books Of the principal Type Founders the ud States
inspection Of Printers is believed that this will
to Printers whether residents
bng them TO o. glance aud the various atyles
the Interested paEt Orders for
through this directly with the ounderp DESIRED
One Of the aorkhoidaru this company sdes London,
liar facilities of getting type from heIe, should Of patrons
desire and go ORDER
The Of Printers this
three the Of CpperFaced Type leave
the comparative inertia Of "copper" type metal
printing type By Facing types made
three durable they work cleaner
facilitate compositions rendering
istars OF the alphabet easily dia,ingushabe
Owing difficulties properly
from thn (or the proent closed all
aud this the cny place the United saes whore
cannow be Copper acsd.
TIKI Company Dr. Newton Patent, all persons
oned not % Infringe said PATENT Type
that Copper shan this Company.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Small Plea. Scents ib Mnion IA cents
Eoas Sospassi
sBatgsolh. Pearl .:..'.-....25 "
TEnasApP.ovsd notes at MONTHS deosu, for
cHsh. A. s. CASE, Secretary.
No. ii Frankfort New York, M4y ..1ss5. mya9u
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TO MECHANICS. 49,
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN, ETC
MEM PHIs
Navy Yard un-ds

nN THE FOURTH MONDAY, being sthe
sssh day ofNovember, 1855, will DO offered to the public
Y TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. @IA
the formerly Government of The United Staten
Navy Yard city Of Memphis and containing about
These grounds have Msssspp Wolfe vers'e
the Wes and front Of nearly twenty
Chkssw the Eas and divided into
equal PARIS omenade and Navy Yard streets, running
through from North to South. & s8s5a
upon ChoksEaw and Promenade streets
will bs subdyidad be into lots Of 50 by lis feet
prng Of the most eligible residence lots In the city,
Of and fronting the river
substantially constructed buildings built Of brick and
stcne with ste among them the Rope Walk
henee measuring xteen hundred feet in length
supplied all respects with the COLLECTION Of machinery the
All the buildings finely adapted Foupdres Machine
Shops Manufactures Of description and the extensive
the regarded the favorable the Mi
aspp its tributaries for tho establishment ofa boatbudng and
repairing yard. e.,,, 80 ..,.,,
rou material to the
the twelve hundred cH Of
progressing to coppeon engines furniture
hces bagsg coageand the uudsputed health
render h in the Judgment Of all most eminenty fitted 70
Memphis situated above he epidemic
latitude the head Of uninterrupted navigation be re-
gardad the pivot point Of the greet Valley induce
offered to capitalism mechancs manufactera
such have before been prsssntsd o Sas aad profitable in
Proposals The propegty will BE- received and acted
upon any day November at which time e
whole will publicly leased unless otherwise disposed Of before thai
time.
For further information, address the undersigned
au1a sm A. H. DOUGLASS. Mayor.
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a SULLUM'S LAKE HOUSE.-The under
signed wishes his friends and the public generally
The Lake House will conducted before the
htp partner, Thomas A. Applegats
All claims against the hoGa will
er and all those indebted the house
to liqnidate.
phyecaly disqualified from attending tho duties
by ackneas circumstances
coUo compelled AbEent osLof tho time
soveEy recently. regularly installed,
with polite and oceu. officers and hoci liberal
public patronage =s4l q
Those ayiGg The city pursuit. of pleasure
dnd my house adequate to their ,gants
PARTIES wishing preparations, will promptly
BY leaving their orders Dubois hliRchs Livery Sabe
jyistf GEO. W. GULLUM.
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TaE R. ". aRAsp EsoAMrMrYr OF pArR1Aaop

THE r. ". GRAND EsoAMpMENT OF PATRIARoHs
o. LOUISIANA l. O. 0. r., meets sem-annuay, on the
third Tuesdsysin January and July, in Grand Lodge
Keemi e edd Fellows, Hall, corner of Camp land
streets, New Orleans Officers for che year
1soSmihos Shields. NJ " P; 8 Hardy, NJ II P
aiinghaln, VIC s W Jas Furneaux r W q
Scribe; Williams, R W G Treasurer j 6 Dunlap, q
r 70 tha " g i Of the s Thos Bragg II III a
vi AllynWa NJ; A Hero, " s; Frank
ford, v y y Az Oates of Mount Sinai No. o, r w
AR W p of District No 8 "A D v Covert Of a w
Shaw Encampment No. 10, d. D. g. Patriarch District
No. 4, Clinton.
all COMMUNICATIONS intended for the Grand Encamnment
should be directed, James Furneaux, Grand Scribe
Grand Secrstafy office In Odd Fellows Hall.
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81. Louis
OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Depot and Once Ne. IS North Third street,


STEPHEN RIDGLEYr WILLIAM c. LOGAN
President. eo Treasurer
60 Tho Company manufacture Refined OIL Crude Corava Oil
Paint Oh TAnnein' OIL Lamp Burning Oil Naptea aad
weh they villa confidence denera and o
the purposes herein eaunerateI.
REFINED 0iLFoF Machinery kinda, eng wood and 10,
an pnfpoess for which Sperm Oh il genadaly used;
CRunk OF coRnR& oILwe1 adaaad Aanhine "
such 80 CSr Whsal heavy Mil Work. and for preparing Msnn
Henh
other oei ale for making oing Wood
preservation + - 'N -
fAlNL OLA eabatue er Lnsesd OIL; dries well in Rbou,
s~eiys me ar and fully equal to the
ol-fof dresagg BLeaAeT
w 'he oet OILS commonly and decidedly better
LAMP, BURNING oIL-Ths oil contains lnree mar cs,,ae
Of consequently used 10 ordinary nan sm
inyanion aierat0n dauty AID tbs Oh
with ahrillansy unsurpassed by otbJr lisht ~
SAPrHA-Eor Misunderstanding yatnies burning Finds ete
PIrCHFot all purposes for which Pih Ia used heiug vs,v
supefier article. - z 80 - Wy
ESr FOR LuBRfcATING MAcINERY-Thao Is asd
fcE thai ehaad applied three
other oils would be applied Twice. bat iH aa,niv
that the consumption wod no alike Be careful ia cl an % NJ
ehnsy beicre Supplying the O Or eas cleanse after its
peAoa IS II teEds to Tree Machinery from the Impurities other
Tho Company Ia prepared 70 fill all ORDERS Estss that
cannot TAU satisfaction.
All ordos forwarded to tho Treasurer Will be pomp,y al
setfse ". 3.
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MTsCELLANEous.


Situated st Greenyle Carrollton Jefferson Parish
Els @ La, conducted by Madame G. MACE.
TyHIS INSTITUTION, already favorably
III knewn to the public wing attained SO grelt proc
eriiy Madame MACE extend the
CARY for the
ments Of ide to purchase thu beautiful
property which sho ynis In
This object spscops school rooms lofty dornoe
with ether the 6udngs, have
10 their e mort
direced the health fort the ups
Iheee extensive the delightful ad ssuercna ocs
non Of the residence sufficiently remote om the y 20 be Tree IRON
s oiae and rsnuon together wk the aided by
security for study al the ST. Institutes This
embraced All me various requisite fo
EneIh French Education tho
able
ladies' from North reside
The Enesh the experienced and talented H
recion Of Professor MELHADU who avanageonHly
clae the both languages in equal perfection
the .x.rcsos day in Engh and FRENCH
there being there French pupi hy
ptuvsy eonssnt association to conytse IN each othe
the Of Mesc dstnguhed
every effort made to intue eIeeepcen this
Information respecting and OF be obtained
from Is procured at the Office N this
the adisus invited 10 visit estah
hmen Sundays order to satisfy themselves
49, tina etsyranga SIN
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Lhterlof Huporulhatc Loa&eh.
DE- SoTo No. 7, meets OF Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening.
ST.. MARY's No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening
METH No. q, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening. I
ST.. LANDRY No. rs, meets at opelousas, satur-
day evening
CLINTON No. 27, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
GAERoLL No. 50, meets at axe Providence,
Monday evening.
TRINITY No, 80, meets Of Trinity, Saturday
evening. ~
ExcELsIoR No. 81, meets at Thibodaux. Satur-
day evening.
NEW IBERIA No. SO, meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening. VI
paArHrn No. 81. meets at Washington. Friday
evening
GaEsEyvnIE No. Al, meets at Chensyyille.
Monday evening.
THOMAS II SHIELDS Grand Secretary.
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
on TORONTO, o.w
Epwp. @. 0,Bnnr sesrstsry, nj on Az a.souie''
BRANCH OFFICE. No. DC Camps ,NeH Orleans,
~ Tho undersigned prepared toiusae
aud alIo,
BIZ FIRE .atths crrrenirate fpremiun.
BENJAMIN FLOR ANtE Arsst
nsB HARMON DIANE ,Asssant Agsnk
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The BOARD OF DIRECToRs, of Odd Fellows, Hall
Association meet at their office In Odd Fellows HAL On
the first Monday of every son tres-
fdent Thos Shields secretary John BEN, L.eas,
urer; John Grickard, II G stetson, = ,gan!ap, II
swain. Musry, Howard, q Knrsheedt, Q Morrison.
Smith, Ii van Hook, g W Race.
THE BoAnp OF DrREcToRsoF ODD FELLows' REST
meet at the oGce of the Grand Secretary
IN Odd Fellows, Hail. on the second Monday in Jan
narv April July and October and on the fourth Mon
DAWN December. 0ficers-Henry Bier, President;
stroud jr Treasurer James Furnaanx Secretary.
Memters-H Gingham, Geo Hooper, ii Il Dentzel, r
n swain g smith, G Bowditch, P Strong, Thomas
Keeffe, Robin s Bonllemet.
THE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE l. O. o. + OF
NEwoRLEANs meets at the Office of the randSeeretsry
In oddFellows Hall. the fourth Wednesday of every
month. 0ficers-H Kelsey, President, No 66 Camp
street; Jos West Treasurer Ill Tchoupitouas street
Jas Furneaux, Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail.. Mem
bers--J Cunningham II Hays, Is St. Charles
street Gelpn, Jersey street, Fourth District Il
Bruce so Canal street L Gubernator, 81 Hercules
street Thos Bailey, 1907 chartres street M vsn
Hook, "a Gravier street VIM Mcculoch, Gas Works
Gravier street b W Hebrard, lis Canal street
Florat, IL New Basin Furbrenger; A Fortier, Al
gers; G Nnngesser; Wagner, 81 Royal street ;
Thos Ong, 81 Tchoupitouas street.
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Estate OF LOUISIANA
Parrish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
BE hs g the 4A March, 1885, before
OF the Peac in city
sona appeared Charles President Secss
we Mutual insurance Company Orleans who
osns amy so according law saw N nhovs
ceoun.s usiand true snspt from ths
'hs EAU COMPANY. SRARLkS BRiG6S, President.
II. 7. JANVIER, Secretary.
before me- tha Saith day S56
s.., ,..-..., C. v. JONTE,
1he Board Of rusteeohase declared mar a
on tho net earned year ending March ss a.
which certificates will be on and alter the rst o
~ "i'' e"' AtA' ~hy vi JUMP
continue insure against the pers of
eI W. damage 6y hfe nj the OF premium,
0nics,sousheast corner Of Camp and hatcher srests
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
~ N ,.Nvrr, A. GARRIERE Vice President.
New UfsanE, March ~, 1856.
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SELLING OFF TO THE LADIES At HALF

WHIT. +. GREENFIELD, ATTORNEY AT
Law, Pine HIuH Arkansas, will attend ~ ell businss
setsiias al Ispi SEALING Isai sgsnss
sAyiks&WIsi Z
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
y,,.-.g.5 Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
pc y Remembered that the 18th January 1886
uss!ss Of the Peace il and for
Nv Brother President Whaoor
sgssay he HONS Mutual comDanv New
eng dny sworn according inr do depoe
oftnoFaid Company. k,BROTHER, President,
Jas H. WHEELER, Secretary.
sworn before
C.v.JoNTE, Second Juaiee OF The Peace
-=... ofthe Parish Of Orleans.
Ins
on
z
The Board Trustees have
r ha year ending the Both December 1884,
TO the credit Of contingent account
1.-The peril the
oss damage by Fire at
omeoi No. ls Camp,trsst. -
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s4, 58 p.-, ,isTATEtoF LOUISIANA, o. /, =
rahsh Of orlespB City Of New Orleans.
Be renenbeie that the 18th June tsoYe ma Tho
o. ne ftace In and city Aforesaid
.ona ,pe1sa 5oha fsmsron President A. seeSe1
who being duly sworn according law id depase INA
above aeonu are 1ust and transe az
books Of said Company 'etiPs ttom the
JOHN PEMBERToN, President T.
... .ns ,,h,.,;t., l, a. SCfiRElBER, Secretary,
sssond bs,;.. - A, g. v, J0NTE,
The Board Of Directors have declared div5sra !,
Cent the net earned premiums participaog IA G r.
On and After the lBt Of August, 1855 VIII ee iseusa
John PEMBERTorg, President.
Nav o,,s,,, lima ,s,sks A. scHREIBER, secrssarya
DTRECToRs: ~ 4.
John Pemberion b. o. yienand tI. D.,
Logan Mcknight III. Cuddy. W. M p psnud' d
o. Gaiiard, Pierre pou.x n ~ Mi; i,ossb
b. P. Voorhees, P. Maspero,' Us Hiifaaoefgss,
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" r e A D! r EAD!!
Billiard Table Mandatory

VILE Undersigned informs property-holders
ana the Pabe ssat he has added Msaaactory Of Billiard
panng falling morcng saving mabine bV
neh ae Is enabled 10 undertake kinds ues as laying
Works. poets turning Of all desc lotions couns
pos building frame for the city works in
Having lsrgs ass rtnant NJ u.,n,
toths works ordered, ~ Oi 'H' auatthiea a"iaois
me ayails hmsef this opportunity to assure those
VINO may iee some apprehension his
~ na taksa proper measures prevent explo1on new
teheh BY whcn any
me qasat ofwaer the boiler should be forget d
waning In the boiler. ~ ' W MAJ Hh'er
Inc Above addion having been made his establishment for the
purpose the msuufacture Billiard Tables tia nader
signed reminds his that keeps as ber,oe
seeoho-hand BILLIARD rabies ami every article in h
oee ly ~ - " IA oohN street.
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RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
THOUSANDS, OR TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU
SANDS INSURED BY THE OUTLAY OF FlFTY-FIFE DOE
& LARS OR UPWARDS.
6~s0TTRTHDTTSES Notariaa Iewe1erG Pro-

N0URTHOU SES,s N0tarleS, jewelers., Bro.
ke Merchants Capitalists Panters. Retailers, Mechanics,
guarding
ages Of fire and burglars books moey and other small
valuable articles which covered by policy of
PATENT CONCRETE FEP ROOF SAFES including with
dollar
This capacity of article that of INV
other kind ye KNOWN DO shown the sssactcn
who institute comparison
othet descriptions.
The contrast basnnsood when II ID known the
the ater
ofit that the former haa wrought
ourey than the The subscriber
ae this by such gansa and will
be glad to hear from the skeptfcai.
EH uuyaryng dtynsss the will emineny
those who have seriously suffered
the Salaander Sa when kept generally
fabrics delicate articles materially injured
aways generated SaanandeT Safes when exposed fire.
The following several testimonials ready be furnished
those who will visit address the undersigned who has
moved magine aud does notintend
NEW oaLKAss. April 96, 1865.
Bridge takentHs sncy
Concrete Fproo Safes perhap see interest
sn the naned manufacture saved nil Of
able papers portion M that i o. books from the
OF March i6sh 1854, on Magazine street 3@ sl
soeoens Hed with
snd notwithstanding the ihtenss
to which subjected after bsing taken m the uins when uf
which about hundred aoilara la bank bills found
perfectly Asregds fire and burglar proof qualities
hs1o confidence in ha than in other kind of Sale that
know Of. Respectfully, yours, H. NJ BARLOW CO..
Daaieisin Wboisn- ware i8Cannl st,
using styles Of chssts subject
shoe who have such articles invariably fall to when
exposed re oder but slight esstanH when attacked by
CLARA
Iron Powder Proof Bank and Store Lck Fire Proof Point
Balances and Scaled. ISAAC BRIDGE,
iyIi 3md1w ~ Magazine al
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K NIogERBooKEn PATENT COOKING

PRICE & GOuL0N, Plumbers, l07 Poydras
esluly public
general carry Chs
and se cd TO supply IoT COLD PLUNGE SHOW -
sATis AdERIG&S ESdLIsli aad FRENCH WATER cLosEfs
NVAsi gASlNGs FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS Of Alt Kinds
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ss canseet, D. FELT sTETSoNs ehaea street 81
WIiTAIS lss Elsian Fields and ths Secretary
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Interior Eucampments.
MAGNOLIA No. a, Baton Rouge, meets on the
second and fourthsaturdays of each month.
MogNr SINAI No. 8, Franklin, La, meets on
nrft ard third Wednesdaysi n each month.
q. w. SHAW No. 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
first naforrth Saturdays in each month.
JAMES FuRNEAUx, Grand Scribe