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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-01-19
From the Washin eton, an. C. Tines,' Sd inst
OBITUARY.

At Long Creek. the county of New Hanover on the
2ith day IF december last. ELIZABETH n. SATCH-
" LII, wife OF Dr. $ Sachwell, and daughter of Jacob
Vanderveer of this place in the twentynnth year her
age
The body, accompanied by the husband and father
brought to this place for nternent Wednesday last
the steamer Governor Morehead large assemhlage OF
friends received the landing and attended to the
morning when after appropriate services it borne
its last resting place in the church and inferred by the
SIDE OF her deceased mother.
Rarely has the announcement of death saddened more
hearts in this community than did hers She greatly
beloved by wide circle OF friends, and particularly
deared to the members Of tie Presbyterian church. which
she had been for number of years attached 1t
painful thought that just twelve months ago. she whose
remains they paving the last sad tribute respect
mad lett their midst bride. 1t melancholy thought
to them that they should her flee She had
been foremost among them in good word and work
She had devoted much of her time and energies the
OF Christ regarding labor and sacrifice great
be made At the Sabbath schoOla the meeting
at the house of Godat the sewing societyat all
bg Tor benevolent purposes whoever else absent
always present Hers the clear strong educated
tfude-ln constanc in rmness of purpo5ein abOrs of
iove-1n gentleneSs kndnesSn charity, she had
example worthy of imitation These qualities of head and
heart conspicuous in her life, sustained her through
and ae She desired live for her father her husband
and her little about whom her affections tender
~ twned, and submitted with cheerfuness the will
of Him whom her soul trusted. and who causeth all
the called according to his She passed from earth
with the rapture of Heaven beamng from her face and the
words NJ mother wants me- the last that fell from
lips. Her end peace.
So fades a summer cloud away,
! So sinks the gale when storms Ger,
So gently shuts the eye of day,
SC dies along the shore.
"The righteous shall be held in everlasting remembr
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Marine intelligence.
IORT or WILMINGTON, n. C.-January. 1856.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Jan l3Schr Charles S. Carstars Somers from Sayan-
nah, to George Harriss with salt
Schr West Wind, Cahoon, from New York, to Russell &
Bro
A-Scbr VIM. H Howard, Brown, from Charleston, to
Rankin s. Martin; with mdze
Steamer Chatham Evans from Fayetteville T. c. &
3. &. Worth
Steamer Fairy Elder from Fayetteville to W H. McRa-
ry s Co
Schr. Ellen Randall, Randall from Little River 10 D A
Lamont: with naval stores.
Sehr. Margaret Y. Davis Robinson, from New York in
ballast, to T. C. Worth
Schr Bell Moore from Swansboro to DeRosset Brown
sehr. II. Roberts, Smith, from Charleston DeRosset
Jan. l5Brig Morancy, Hill, from New York, in ballast,
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh tedman from Fayetteville to
Jan. l6-schr. Myrover. Horton, from New York to T
c. Worth with mdze.
Scbr. David Faust, Sharpe, from Philadelphia, to T c.
Worth with mdze.
Jan. I7-Schr. S Catherine, Taylor, from Washington.
n. c.. to Ellis u Mitchell with corn
Jan. 17->chr J. Manson Radon, from Shaotte to
! Anderson and Savage with naval stores
Scnr. z. Secor Keen, from New York in ballast to VIM
I8-Schr VIM H. Smith, Wyatt, from New York, to
DeRosset & Brown with mdze.
CLEARED.
Jan. l4Schr. Henry Mutt Garwood, for New York by
George Harriss with llS bbs spirits turpentine 1852 do
Schr Marine Powell for New York by George Harrss
with II bbs fruit, 800 do spirits Turpentne 1855 do
l5Seamer Flora Mcdonald. Hurt for Fayetteville by
TIC. & b. G. Worth
Jan. l5-Schr Lamartne, Briggs for New York by T
! c. Worth; with naval stores.
Schr. Victory, Cook, for ST. Thomas, by Russell Bro.
with lumber and naval stores.
/ Schr. Vapor, Smith, for New York, by ]. R Blossom
with naval stores.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Stedman for Fayetteville b,
Jan l6-sahr Sea Bird, Pickett for Porto Rico, by An
derson & Savage lumber. shingles and naval stores
T-Steamer Calhoun. Springs, tor Georgetown, s c. BY
Geo. Harriss.
Jan, '8-schr J. c, Manson Rabon for shallotte, BY
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$50 WARD.

81 RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on 4th January.
q 1855, his negro man ISRAELI and his wife "kATY'
u with their three children. tsIael is about IL or is
~ years old, cope colored feet 8 inches high,
and well poportoned lost of his upper teeth
aud walks with his rather turned in Katy is rea-
sonah tall well proportiored dark color has lost OF
her upper front teeth and about 43 Of age and has
81 aou years old resembling her mother, the other is
BOY about years old cpper-coored resembling his fifth
will give the above rewar toa r WAC will
said negroes confne them in Jail
get them, and additional reward o HUNDRED dollars
for evidence sufficient to convict white person of ha Dor
ing said Legroes ELISHA PORTER. ST.
Snced's Ferry. On<IOw Co. Jan. 10, 1855 20-tf
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THE BLOOD, TIE BLOOD-THE LIFE OF THE
$1,000 '1cI THE a. CN,

The BLOOD, TUE BLOOD-1H HE LIFE OF HE
FLESH Is IN THE BLOOD.
And this fe-curreut circulating throughout the whole
body giving freshness elasticity and bloom to the SYSTEM
rendered impure its vitality is impaired and he syst m, bv
its unhealthy action, thrown into d ORDER sometimes aec
ting the whole body causing to weak depressed and
of order other times seriously and perhaps fatally
diseasing vital organth head the lungs, the heart, the
times presenting itself in the form of chronic diseases
ton colds scrOfula syphilis. rheumatism pains, bronch
It's, swelIings infamatiors
Remember all who the ELIXIR VlTE restored to
perfect health The preparation is sold by all druggists
dealers and country merchants
The genuine is for sale in Wilmington by A O. Brad
ley, and by all dealers in Medicines.
! Oct 9th, 1854 J16-d&w-2 Wv
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NEwELL's PATENT SAFETY

,--,,,, D;III 8 HA0H1 r r E I4'
from the use of Burning Fluid, C0mphefe, and Other
Eros,re Compounds, used for the production of Light
This Invention is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
Feeders Also to Solar, Camphene Lamps Lanterns &c.
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosin Oil. For
sale by c. & d. DUPRE Druggists, Market street, Will
mington, c.
Having purchased the right for the State of n c. from
the Paentee prepared to fill all Orders short
tice for every description and variety of Lamps sc.
All persons cautioned against infringing upon the above
patent the law will be rgdly enforced against all often
ders.
{. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE, Jr
A. c. DICKINSON.
June Goth. 1851 245-tt
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BnrdOn Burrows Elixir : a.

It's virtues endorsed by divnes editors. w}er
chemists physicians recommend ana prescrl"e " tor II Is
airy virtues system shattered by disease has been
Va and by about 900 we'll know indivuais Many per-
weeks every spr and fall. 1t Civ
new life and energy to the system there are worns in
peculiar diseases it is cath icon for delicate persons
and children priceless medicine In Ague and Fever Bill
Scarlet and Cbagres Fevers, it is unailng specific
1t will and the carbunkte and if drank
freely during inflammation modification ensue
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-01-19

PoTAToEsSpeet continue be brought market yerv
spariDgy, and we advance rates sbade-senp from
and boats at 80 IS cents % bushel But very few
Irish Planning Potatoes market, and there fat de.
mand ;-smal sales from store at "a 48 bbl
PRovISIoNS-The receipts of G. BACON for the week
comprise only two small parcels of ec which have
There sale in the earlv part of
the week 10 cents for shoulders l3 cents q h for
hamsas5 sale of hog round at liz cents The demand
is limited and principally from retiIers Meme of the
old stock market In Western cured full san
ply store with little demand and reduce our quo
aton shade shoulders See table for prices as in
quantity notice small parcels N. C.
make received during the week. with sales IL q l cents
y ID in kegs. There is light supply market but the
demand is limited these figures --PoRK-No change
to make in the price Of Northern Mess full supply in
store Small sales at $l4 $l4 so u bb, quality
Fresh in fair demand and but little coming sells 81
a cents for pea and u a cents u b for fed
SALT-We the receipt coastwlse this week of $3.50
sacks Liverpool Salt of which sales made Monday
200 81 60 60 days. and $50 do at 81 80 B SACK 80
1000 has gone into store, and retailing at 81 40 and
balance Offering There full supply Market and little
demand No receipts of dunn and the supply in store
is light; selling 60 IS % bushel, quantity
SHINGLEs-The demand is somewhat checked for Common.
Sales this week of 900 50 30 from boats and 81 NJ
from wharf
TMBER-Is dull of SALE and receipts light Sales this week
of q RATS prices ranging within classified figures See
table. .....
FREGuTs-No alteration to notice in rates. To new
York is fair supply of produce Offering which is suf
for the packet vessels in port There is but little
produce offering for other coaswe POTTS. See table for last
rates paid
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ii. f1AltisAGGli.

WILMINGTON, Y. 9
. ESPECTFULLY informs the public that be Is prepar-
n ed execute PLANS of evry descrption-such as
State and Court Houses Banks Prisons &c Also Church
e. Cottages and other public and private edfes Brides
SC &c. all with Specifications and Contracts made
for the
Orders through the Post Office will receive prompt
ton ana Plans drawn and sent TO part Of the country
short notice.
Jan 29th. 1885. 2O8m
STEAM SAW MILL. For SALE.
TWILL Sell my PORTABLE STEAM CIRCULAR
i SAW MILL. situated on Topsail Sound Plank Road,
miles from town. if application be made within
weeks The Mill is 20 horse power, all complete with two
excellent Apply \. N. NIXON.
Jan. 18th. 1855. post
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G5-The Bank charters are now fulIv before the
s; houses OF the General Assembly. 1t is impos-
m t 10 predict with any certainty what and how ma
r NY ".LS will become laws, though it appears to be
generally conceded that the Bank of The State
u the Bank of Cape Fear will be re. chartered and
more capital given Wilmington
IN Wednesday, Mr. William, of New Hanover,
ygI'ered very able speech on The subject of Bank
me NIL chartering the Bank of Wilmington be-
nr oelore The House. We hope to have the pleas
u laying his remarks in full before our readers.
RnLe,gh Standard
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

Ga 1t should be understood that quotations generally
| er ties have to be paid.
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NOTICE.
BOUT the first of this month, lost Note under seal,
n against David Smith, payable day after its date
of the first of October 1854 for the of hun
dred and thirty dollars with credit of ten dollars the
day of the of the ALI persons cautioned
not to trade for said note and will reward any person who
will find and deliver the note to me. =. III .- e-
- }@ EVAN JOHNSON.
Baden, Jan. IL, 1856. 2Glm*
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ORANGES AND LEMoNS-These fruits are now
Neu about the streets of New York at very low
'oeF' which is the remarkable from the con-
,ba, win the high prices of almost every thing else
An eatabe. Sound oranges are sold at ten cents
4ONen and sound lemons at six cents dozen.
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MARRIED.

In this county the 9th inst by NJ C. Collins ESQ., MIR
HUGH WELLS, to Miss HEPSEY NJ daughter of Mr.
Alexander Wells 20
In Daplln County, on the 18th inst. by Rev. James
KneEles, Mr. CHARLES W. SAVAGE. to Miss ELSA
DEMPSEY, all of Duplin
Spirit of the re please COPY
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY I8, 1856.

TURPENTNEnce our last review the price of this article
has ruled steady and all that has has been taken
arrival by shippers 81 81 for virgin 81 80 for yellow dip
and 81 60 for harda y ESQ TBS The receipts (althougE
light for this Of the year, have been larger than for
several weeks past and the sales for the week ended this
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NoTE. River Lumber Tar, and Turpentine, sold to-.
subject TO the expense of landing inspection coo
erage, &c.say Lumber 80 cents to 81 = M Tar and
Turpent about 10 Is ~ bband naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses
Cured Flor Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one-ffth is made. acco riding to quality.
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NOTICE.
"a > -. - -.

Office Wi. and Raj. Railroad Company.
WILMINGTON, n. c., January 18th, 1855.
IRON and after this date, the Passenger accommodation
L train will leave for Weldon at 3 P. NJ Returning,
will arrive 81 O'Clock a. NJ This change of Schedule
made to connect with Wilmington Manchester Rail
Road which day train will be hereafter rum
Meeting with the Roads South.
So The Rail Dad time now regulated by new Stand
Clock which present about 10 minutes ahead Of the
time
s. L. FREMONT.
Jam 18th, 1855. ll1-tf] Engineer & Superintendent.
Town papers copy and discontinue advertisement Dee 18th
1874
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OUR MOT TO Is "TO PLHAsE,U
9SAsss~ Wilmington Saddle Harness, TsNNN W
TOsTRUNK MA NMTEAcrORv AAsHYT

q VI A A Il 7EgW lI-I1
TNiE subscriber respectfully informs the publ he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment Coach,
zig, and suiky Harness; Lady's and tientIemen's
Saddles, Brides, Whips, &c.; Trunks Vases, Saddle
snd Carpet Bags Satehes, fancy Trunks, Sc Always
hand argesuppy of String Leather and Fly Nets axe
I'll ot articles usually found in such establishments all
If WI he warrants to be of the best material work
nanshp, and will be sold low for cash. to
prompt customers.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Medical Bags &C.. made
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
persons buying to manufacture Whips wholesale
All kinds of Riding Vehclesbough and sold
sion. John J CONOLEY. (.
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$40 REWARD.
So RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, a negro man
a. named ''MOSES,'' bought yesterday the sale of
the negroes belonging to the estate of Daniel s San
A1ders Esq MOSES is about 80 years Old rather light
coOred and OF small size He has wife Mr. Henry How
ards Brunswick county where he may possibly be Turk
ing The above reward will be given for his return to
or his Judgment in any Jail so can get him
JOHN r. HALVES.
Black River, New Hanover Co., Jan. 10TH 1855 203t*
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The following schedule will go into operation this day
UP TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS.

DAY TRAINS viii stop at the regular stations, and at
Hoods Creek MaxwellS, White Marsh, Peacocks Cerro
ordo Mullen Gainesville and Cane Savanna when
Ted to take and put down Passengers.
L. ]. FLEMING. Gen'l Sup W. & NJ. r. X.
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NViIm5NgtO:s 8 MaNchtster Il. 4.
WILMINGTON, N. e, Jan. 18th, lS5
k = - -

Office Wilmington 6 Manchester r. r. Co.,
WILMINGTON, N. T., Jan. 18th, 1855
- 9 It -. -
THE Seventh Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
| Wilnip gton s. Manchester Rail Road will be held at
" nington n c. on "Wednesday. the 9th January, 1855
being the first Wednesday after the fourth Monday in
January 1855.
full Meeting is desirable.
r : --- -, JOHN McRAE, Jr, Sec'y.
Jan II, 1855. loS-tm
,)ALLOU'S PICTORIAL and the Flag of our Union for
ID Saturday, Jan. 20, received and for sale at
Ian l5 - s. W. WHITAKER,S.
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PUBLIC LAND ENTRIEs.-The late graduation law OF
Congress seems 10 have stimulated the business OF
land entries TO a fever heat Over one hundred
thousand acres Of the public domain in Missouri were
entered at the land Office in St. Louis during the
month of December last SO 80 lye~@ *a.a
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JONES u GARDNER,
mkss MANUFACTURE Frs and Wholesale and Retail
fES Dealers in Boots Shoes and Brogans keep constantly
~ hand -
Indies, Misses and Chd's Caters Boots and Slippers;
Gents Fine Calf Pump sole and Stitched Boots and Shoes;
Boys Youths and Childs Shoes
Mems Kip and Cow-Hy de Boots
Negro Brogans and Women's Planters
Market street, door Brown & Andersons Marble
Front. vii nington N. &. Nov 4th 1854
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Rose rouge CONNIE lie sang


Henri further asserts that when bis mai ssty is wake
ful the old one quickly puts him into a slumber by
reading aloud from the Gazette Eciesastique of Ber-
In ! prefer, Colonel, Wieru's systematic arrage
uent OF the termination of The we'll known broad
road. 1t discovers remarkable entail order, does it
not Parrsans fond of representations of this
sort Heaven and hell to them desirable on
the Stage as a boudolr a coal pit and if plenty of
pretty women and generous display of calf
ly allowed to contribute, they charmed with the
illusion, FLANEUR.
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ZEisMAN's ANTI-SCORBUTIC TOOTHWASH.
TO THE LADIES,
NOTHING adds more to beauty than Clean white Teeth
and Gums of hea thy color The beautiful face
md vennlion lips become repulsve if the latter they
Pen exhibit the horrible spectacle of neglected teeth All
who wish clean, white Teeth, healthy Gums and sweet
breath, should give GERMANS TOOTH WASH trial
For sale by c.. s. ID. DrPRE Agents
sept. ~ 54--2ll Wilmington, N. c.
Herald and Commercial copy.
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WHTSK EX-

Drank LESLIE'S NEW YORK JOURNAL, VOL 1,
No 1.-The cheapest and kandsomest monthly published.
Single copies for SALE and subscriptions received at
Jan. IL, 1856. $. w. WHITAKERS.
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Nothing doing this morning, and Offering market
that Of there is Rir demand above fig
SPIRITS TURPt NTNE-Since review Of Thursday
last the market for this article has ruled steady 81
with the exception of Il small parcel ruesdAy which
- The transactions have been light and the
/ week FOOT up only 523 hbls aS follows:
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THE History and Poetry of Finger Rings by Charles Ed
L wards, Counsellor at Law, New York. handsome IL
volume, illustrated with numerous engraving. Just
published received and for sale at
Jan. Is. 1855 S. w. WHITAKER'S
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No sales this morning the time Of closing review
and the market is quiet prices haI inward
RoslNFor the Common article there has been
ty in the market and prices have ruled firm at 81 10 81
ID bb There fair demand FROM shippers, and the stock
market is light The sales reach 696 bbs fellows
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NEW CROP MOLASSES.-259H hds. prime New Crop
Cardcnas Molasses landing from Brig IS Brown
from Cardenas. For sale by
Jan. !! 1855 J& J. L -HATHAWAY& co.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14
gQW NgBR gEALe
l.
(ErtraH dc E.AbciUe.)

Me- -ORLE-4NS.-REVUE DE LII SEM.aINE
vendredi soir. avril
La senaine qui Went de s'erouler etc MARQUEE
par une bonne demande ct une hausse dams pusieurl
articles LIE cotton est arrive en- plus grande abon
dance, mals les basses eaux nous empecheut encore
den recevoir de sources mportantes- lie t6e.
eraphe ne nous pas transmits, a Fheure Oh nous
ecrivons, des nouvelles d'Europe plus recentes LIE
Baltic dd, dependant, arriver New-York avec
des avis jusqu'au "a du mois dernier.
Nous avons eu enfn une pluie abondate qui a
commence hler ct dure toute Ia journee ct toute
la NUT IL falt beau maintenant- LIE feuve a
monte; il est en- ce moment pluseurs pIeds au-
dessus de la marque des basses eaux.
COTON.-Arrive depths lie 80 du courant, ~. 57s
bales. Expedite dams lie meme intervaIIe. 3I,673
bales, fasant addition au stock de ,9O5 bales
ct alssant en- mains, comprs tout ce qui Sc trouve
a bord des navlres non expedies aujourd'hui, un
stock de s,735 bales.
Nous avons annonee, vendredi dernier, la cl6-
ture, que les nouvees par fAsia avaient arrete les
transactions. Samedi, il Sc vendit peine 1000
BALES. Lundi, les detenteurs ayant fait queques
concessions. il Sc traita 5000 balIes Mardi, les
nouvelles par PAtlantic amenerent une tres grande
animation ct les operations atteignirent lie chire
de $4,000 balles aux prix qu existaient avant Par
rvee du steamer. Mercredi, il Sc fit 5000 bales,
ct hler $780, des prIx pleins. Auourd'hui etant
le Vendredl-Sant ct les parts prefsrant attendre
les nouvelles par lie Baltic, il ne s'est pas vendu
plus $500 bales des prix ermes, ce qu porte les
transactions de la semaine 33,5O0 bales
CLASSIFICATION DE LIVERPOOL +
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14

La sason continue etre on ne peut plus defavo-
rabe ct les planteurs mont. Embarrassment, cue
trop sulet de Sc plandre. La secheresse qui resne
depus fautomne serieusement affecte la came
en- empechant la termination, lie plant surtout a
consldeRaolement soutfert les souches sont, dt-on,
in Peu moins endommagees. Les sucriers les moins
maitraltes nous ont aftrme qu'is sestimeront fort
heureux si Fann6e prochaine, lis font settlement
une demie recote, ct nous somnss d'autant plus
porte croire gull MY point d'exageration dams
ce cacul que nous en- commissions plusieurs qui
souches pour reprendre ID culture du cotton
QUAINT au mais sur la majorite des habitations,
les premieres semaies ayant etc gelees, force etc
de semer de nouveau ct Pom cite plusieurs plan
tetrs, de la Prairie, qui sont en- train de repeter
cette operation pour la troisieme fois.
Dams lespoir dun enlargement pour le mieux, il
ne nous reste malheureusement constater, pour la
Iournee d'hier, qu'une legere gibouee aujourd'hui
lie TENS est convert, ct de TENS autres nous en-
tendons lie gvre gresiIler sur nos toits
pWageois, 20 Mars.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-04-14

rNous appelons l'attention des habitans
de Ia campagne sur lie moulin de Scott, pour
egrener, broyer ct moudre le ma1s. Cette
admirable machine, brevetee le 16 mai 1854,
aobtenu le premier prix aux expositions agri-
coles du Missouri, du Kentucky, du Mary
land, de la Virginie ct de plusieurs autres
Etats de POuest ct du Sud.
Ellie ne pese que 800 livres, ct le mecca
nisme en- est 81 simple, qu'elle peut etre mon
tee ct mise en- operation en- vingt minutes.
L'appareil du modele No. 2, quun seul che
val met en- motion, peut aisement moudre dix
boisseaux de maIs par heure. Les modeles
Nos. 8 ct negligent que deux chevaux, ct
pulverisent l5 ct 20 boisseaux par heures
Ce moulin est une precieuse acquisition
pour les planteurs ct specialement pour ceux
qui elevent du betail ou des volailles. On
peut Sc le procurer chez N. Overton, 1Ol,
rue Tchoupitoulas, d Ia Nouyelle- Orleans,
qui executera avec toute Ia promptitude pos
sible, les ordres qui lui seront expedies de Ia
Courier.