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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

UPPER MIssIss1PPr.-The St. Louis Republican, of
the 18th instant says The at this point fell about
six inches yesterday, and still falling last evening
1t beginning toleavelarge piles of mud on the levee
which, if it falls much more, will be very inconve-
nient. We have nothing new from any of the upper
rivers. The weather was fine yesterday and business
brisk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

CoNNEcTIcUT.-A New Haven dispatch of the
18th, says that the Americans, in caucus voted to-
night to postpone baoting for United States Senator
till next Tuesday night. The Republicans, in a sepa-
rate caucus, voted an informal ballot and Gillette
received l4ssvotes, Dutton 6, and Cleveland 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

BRITISH SHIP LosT.-A Boston dispatch Of the
l4th says that ''the British ship Wilson Kennedy,
Capt Attrdge, from Liverpool for St. Johns, N. B.,
with salt, was abandoned on May 10, twenty miles
S. E. from Brier Island, in the Bay Of Fundy The
crew were taken off by the schooner Sultan and
brought to this port"
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o =
p A COOP RIDDANGE.-At the American State Con-
yenion of Pennsylvania, recently in session at Har
risburg, General Small offered resolutions ratifying
the nomination Of Fillmore and Donelson denounc-
ing the Administration for repeating the compromise
Of 1850; condemning the Kansas and Nebraska act,s
etc. Governor Johnston offered substitute, approv
ing the action Of the delegates who retired from the
Philadelphia Convention and calling aconyention to
meet at New York on the 18th Of June. After de-
bate the substitute rejected, and the resolutions
were adopted by a vote of 33 to %. Gov. Johnston
and fourteen other Ede delegates retired. Edie NOV
ed reconsideration to give Mr.. Fillmore time to get
right on the Missouri question. Rejected The
Union State ticket was then ratified and the Conyen-
ton adjourned sine die The withdrawal of Johnston
and his gang of Freesoers is looked upon in Harris
burg as good riddance We desire to see all such
noxious plants weeded out of the great National
| American party. M
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THE LAKE.

s4tAAHh f Z eaif6ents. fM1EE s79assE +
ss ment.-For Ocean Springs, and intermediate land
o{ inch her far as pAg0a on Tuesday and
oT Rscs f S eds @
e s s Lake @ s snd the
5taEsi SS S
sTuKbAY sEEbAY f1ES1IsS
% 29 Tuesday and Saturday 81 sF Is
P3E hsi!sesls iall1
fo"tSSaresin Raroad % esssy day Of the l. II
morning NOR Ing at O'Clock lsnnd ays exceptedJ
als S' t f'D 'pp D. 81 G. G. L6wBRR as Magazine street
m FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY ~
1sS MAih Csa r.
Tssa EIeriaa, HssSjass %Ss's5 fas
IEe sd sft VIE superior S
s3 % Is s NJ ta4s Fas2s
will stop at Pascagoqs on Monday and Thursday eSenss
Cabin Fare to Mobile. .'..-..',......e9
De'A R GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place
New Orleans November l. 1855. n5
has NO. on 5d MI fesS
G constantly for sale for either Cash City Acceptance
s. M e
III the M @
their Slaves reasonable terms can be obtained in the
city. ~ c,
THOMAS'F. FRISBY, 1856 Common street
REFERENCES Co. Curry Person J. G. Kicks
4 Co.; Richard Beck J. G Cocks Co Watt DeSauies
N B-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LII EliY
YOUNG NEGROES. nj ly
yJ,IE HALIADAY YWIND-NIILL.-MANY OF
the scientific able and experienced mechanics and en-
gneps the United States have examined this Machine and
Of the most beautiful and useful inventions OF
modern date.
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle AT
which they set for gentle breeze present less and less
resistance wind, till, whekhe tempest is raging at its
of the gale abates the fans gradually their orig
iRal position Something of this kind for changing the posi-
ton Of the Sails wha mechanics have SO long sought Tor IL
| vain
speed of the wind wheel not increased by powerful
OF wind for fully under the control Of regnao
is water wheel or steam engine 1t this Mil be well pn
will require or attention Whatever Tor weeks To-
gether,
The only why the wind for past has not been uni
yesay used motive well known to be the want
elfreguntng machine In heavy gales the wind Wheel al
heretofore constructed either prosrated hopeless ruin
with such apdy heat and chafe greatly
the injury of kind OF gearing attached eesdes IN hat
the constant anxiety OF
This difficulty entirely obviAted and the only oh
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency ~ t
wind This compensated for by the fact that requires
outlay expense the wind engine-no men TO tend
fuel to feed it. with steam power The mill ready ut any
time day night be moved by the wind from point
the compass 1t will fill large tanks ponds, ha can be use
MILL pumps and reservoir in proportion to the quantities
water required there is certainty of having abundanc
through the year For railroad stations and sugar and eoo
plantations such conrVance is uneQuhed both for pumpn
water and grinding corn ornamented fountains sna
sized MILL with moderate wind will raise 900 gallons Of
ter grind five bushels of hour For further nfo
4NS'''' s. IL GILMAN, 81 Natchez street, New Orleans
o24dlaw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern States
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Gen. Sam Houston has put himself in the field fol
the Presidency. He is his own candidate, and no
likely to become any body else's.
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The UNIONS PROMISE TO FREE-soHERs. - The
Providence Journal gives the following promise taken
from the columns of the Washington Union:
The Soil Democratic Leaders Of the North regular
portion OF the Democratic Party and General Pierce elected
will make distinction between them and the the Demo-
cratic Party for the distribution Of official patronage aad in
selection of agents for administering the Government
The foregoing tallies faithfully with the result says
the Washington Sentinel, of the 18th. The Free
Soil Party certainly received its full shares of Off
cial patronage etc., and it was doubtless under this
clause of contract that the bargain for Official In
dulgencies" was made, whereby in consideration Of
the printing to be given to the Union, these Free.
soers were to be officially authorized to oppose the
Nebraska Kansas bill.
How the Union reconcles this with its new doctrine
that he who faithful to that bill is alone worthy
OF consideration that it is the test question of Demo
cracy, is problem no one has pretended to have
wit enough to solve
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

HfsSSSS, f., 3 5sIs5:
street corner Of Clara street. the New Basin.
PASSENGER fuTkaF Tkh1Ss ieaye Ssyfa dsy ct
81 Nsv RseeSss p ~
and landed at all intermediate @ stations ,r;,su
FARE-Four cents per ne eaeE way ehioeh ana Servants
nF' FEEiHr TRAIN from the City osyka and all ineEms
0syka New Orleans and all intermediate stations every Mon
oAs excursion train Will leave the city every Sunday
for oyks and int inermsdiae stations and return by
T'ksf ro Ss's2 2REfiG1Re R:s
Triweekly Line Of STAGES TO JACKSON Miss: nj
E;SsSfs kz1RS5n5 G&SR SAhz7 VEST
aaz=zH-s.a SUMMER ARRANGEMENTs.
This Road will for and gs ma gs
1s 1 BsysF sl 81 h&Roh s&q! a5s'ssSS ~ m
Leaves the Depot at Algers every day A. ~
Arrive Bayou Bnutf every day +. h.
RETURNING:
Arrive a It Ssisrs STstns F. n
FnFe Fsrqr saeR Bc will connect with the
'' Freight viii Bayou Bfand ntsrmedae Sta
Sns b s hS Sn F. Tn % e
ths hsa snRs Bayou es Aemanes Raeeah ource Crossing
Terrebonne Tgerye and Bayou Baf where the Company
heps Pfnes sei and Freight pamphlet form for cir
| to he
o25f A. .. oE9 f.le. slce lreslHctt.
| NFEFCFG OEN NEW ORLEANS Savings
" observation-disclosures No. 81 Camp stree-incopora
ted under Act Of the Legislature, 18th March, 1855
The office Of the Institution will be open for the reception
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from ITO CLOCK
| and on Saturday evenings from 5 to J clock.
Deposits Dollar and upwards VIII pc recelSec
The employment Of funds is strictly limited BY the ACT
Incorporation to the Public Debts Of the United States, OF tn
State Of Louisiana and of the City of New Orleans
Loans upon mortgage of uuencumbered and e9
Estate within the limits the city OF New Orean not exceed
ing 50 per cent. of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge Of the Stock OF the Incorporated Banks
New Orleans exceeding 60 per cent OF the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment OF III
funds 10 be distributed se-annualy the Deposors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow any oil te iuhas
/ or receive any pay enoument whatever. 49, , ~
Certificates deposits having interest at rate to be agree
upon will issued for less than $1,000 deposited Tor
specified time.
George Eustis A. D. Kelly, William Foge,
W. N. Mercer, Geo. urquhart \. b. sumner,
Wilhelmus Roes1t N Wood, Thos. A. Clark
Anos a. zAuAnlS' ". n MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY, ,
WIN VOGEI, Vice President
| r. B. SUMNER,
z-y R,D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
NB-Copes of the Act of Incorporation and By-iaws cs
be obtained of the Office asoly
RAGE-STORAGE-THE ALGIERS WAR;
| - HOUSES.-A, F. COCHRAN s. a ALL, Agents, 80 GraVl
street. for the bulk Of 100 900 bushels or 5N
Also housed yard for the reception Of ailros
pig ron Rates of storage favorable a can be had
| fel5
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Will leave on FRIDAY, 23d May, at o. clock P. N.
6r2gn REGULAR MEMPHIS WEDNES

4EEk = DAY Packet-For Memphis Helena, Napoleon,
GsH@a Greenvlle, and all landings in the Bends-The
new regular passenger packet Ingomar L. MoDonough,
above For freight apply board to
| JOHN E. HYDE 4 CO., 66 Poydras street.
nThe Ingomar will take freight for Nashville, with the
privilege reslpment Memphis the Nashville and Mem
ps packets John G. Cline, John Simpson, CITY of Huntsville
and Embassy. myl9
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brought to this port" ~
'.If-= <>---
THE CAMELs ARE LANDED.-We learned yesterday,
through one of the officers of the Chas Morgan that
the camels designed for the frontier service have been
landed at lndqnoa. The description given of the
scene and their appearance is highly interesting
Their! immense height rendering sdebarkaton in a
standing position impossible, they were made to lie
down upon platform, and were thus taken from the
vessel Great demonstrations of delight were shown
by them upon reaching terra ti1ma once more after
long voyage. Their antics were such as to fill with
terror the horses mules and cattle in the vicinity and
to cause general stampede The pack saddles are
represented as magnificent ffairs highly ornamented
in Arabian style, and the keepers, Arabs appear in
their native costume giving the appearance, says our
informant of an Eastern Caravan in every particular
In order to show theirspeed, the keepers put them
in motion, and to the surprise of two or three hundred
persons present an ordinary walk kept horses travel
ing with them in brisk trot. We have no doubt
these animals will be found just the thing for frontier
transportation both account of capacity Of burthe
and speed of raveL-[Galyeston Confederate, 10TH
SUDDEN DEATH.--We regret to learn Of the sud
den demise of Col Solomon l. Jones, Of the well
known auction and commission house of s. l. & l. /.
JONES' of this city He died at his residence, on
Government street, on Sunday night, Of apoplexy, in
the - year Of his age. Up to the hour of retiring
he appeared in good health, but awoke in about an
hour atterward, complaining of feeling ILL., His wife
rose to get him some water, and on her return, FIVE
minutes later she found him q corpse,
Rr. Jones was born in the city of London, we be-
lieye, and came to Mobile about twenty-five years
ago, where he resided to the time Of his DEATH. He
was an active and intelligent merchant, a public
spirited citizen an agreeable companion and faith.
full friend He once filled the Office Of City Marshal
and also that of Alderman for the Sixth Ward (the
latter for several years very acceptably to the peo
pie. His remains attended to their last resting
place by large number Of friends and acquaintance
to whom he was endeared by his fine social qualities
and who deeply sympathize with his family in thi
sudden affection. He was buried with Masonic
honors by the Mobile Lodge No. 40 Reqtsisscas ii
pace. mobile ADV. Goth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

DEEF-50D bbls Dominck Davis ExraMess, for family
N' N VOORHEES,, GRIGGs CO.,
myl3 l5 Tchouptoulas street.
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- pOINT CLEAR FKOTEL.-THE PRoPRIl

49,, POINT CLEAR EEOTEL.-TH PRQpRiE
@ TORS of the Battle House the pleasure of Informing
El the public that the above delightful SUMMER kESoEi
will be opened early in June. , A.. -,
and have made additions to the Buildings, which are
now in ner order greatly augment comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance and time
considerably Stable has been erected and roads much
improved. -, -. 4,
Point Clear has advantages all other places upon the
Coast and those who visited there last can end9Ts
Band has been engaged for the season. And every
rety Of attendant watering places will be provided
The southern Star Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
season between the City and Point Clear
a5g- Rooms may be secured by addressing ,o
myle If F. Fl. CHI AMBERLAIE Il co.
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SEA-GOTNG VESSELS.
+ G A L I + O r N I A

To sail THURSDAY, 22d inst, at o'clock A. NJ.
xElEs FOR CALIFORNIA via ASPIN-
del Nore Nicaragua going and returnipg.The
fayoe steamship Daniel Webster, will leave as above
with mails and passengers connecting with one OF
the Pacific Mail Companys spegdd steamships at Panama for
San Francisco. For freight passage, apply to
myl5 W. G. TEMPLETON 75 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

CANDLES, OIL, WHISKY, BRANDY, etc
" 1000 boxes Proctor 4 Gambe's STAR CANDLES;
700 boxes Fraser's STARCH
80 barrels No. l LARD OIL;
100 barrels Boye's Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY;
100 hf bbs
IS bbls Monongahela WHISKY (iron bound9
For sale by JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.,
Tcho itnu1n sraet
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To sail on SUNDAY 1st June, at O'Clock, A: ~
-1as=., FOR VERA CGsU1..-U. SNAIL LINE
TINf1t The and magnificent steamship Ihos
above, puncnally carrying the U. s. mails
-For freight having elegant aceonlrnodRNons
for cabin and steerage passengers apply to
HARRIS MORGAN, foot of Julia street
opposite the Steamship Landing.
esNo freight will be received without order from the
Agents. myl6
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MO CURE NO PAY.-CHOLERA, DIARRHEA
lS Dysenery Cholera Mobus and all arrangements of the
Bowels guaranteed the money returned The under
signed also Rheumatism Neuralgia scrofua. White
Swengs Bone Felons Scnd Head, Old Sores and Ulcers
descrption and all Chronic Diseases Of Females Depo
Of the Souther. edes No. 10 Carondeet street. between
Canal and Poyu. As, Poydras. .
R9-Ohice hours from A N. to9 P. n. - :,
Byqd yEW6m Dr.,W VIM. DOWSE..
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TEXAS AND MEXICO.

TO sail on THURSDAY 22d May. at O'Clock A. NJ
<eEf&s FOR GALVESTON AND MATAGo;EsDht il; l;sJoat
HNfEfHh BAY-U. s. Mail I.ne-The new and magnitcent
steamship Charles Morgan, H Place CON.
nander will sR above For freight or passage having
superior accommodations, apply on board, or to
HARRIS & MORGAN, foot Of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing
HThe steamships Of this line will hereafter pay ghterage
goods from Powder Horn to Lavaca 80, ..
H~ Shippers will please provide themselves with the steam
erjs Hills Of Iadnr No other will be signed. my2O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

CTORAGE-STORAGE ALGIERS WARE
. HOUSEs.-A, F. COCHRAN q ALL, Agents Sc G@ravieI @
street have room the bulk Of 100 900 bushels or
Of salt Also housed yard for the reception railroad
and pig ron Rates Of storage favorable as can be had
Se15
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

E Tie fine regular passenger packet steamer Me-
Fs4N5a bFasEka, G. W. Ford, master, will leave on her
trip for ST Louis and all intermediate landings above
For freight passage apply on board, or to
JOHN f. HYDE & CO., 66 Poydras ST.
M A plan of the cabin be and state
by applying to the agents .my20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

s2s Southern Belle-Running in connection with the
Nachez-For Princeton Ashton Pitchers
Point skipwths Landing Lake Providence vcksburg, War
anon Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney Natchez and Fort
AdamsThe elegant and swift running packet .
w HIcT9ae Capt L. w Broadwel will leave for the above
and landings For freight passage apply
board, to 7. b. SMITH, II New Levee street.
hfThe R. W. McRae will take freight for all points the
Yazoo River with privilege Of reshpping Vckburg,
through the Captain having made advantageous
rangements for the purpose.
nA clerk will be the Levee every Tuesday morning, to
receive freight ap2l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

| Fs. FANTON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ MERCHANT, Austin, Texas.
Advances made all kinds of merchan
| disc 49, 2plm--5n&lyW
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THU URsDAYs j MORNING, MAY 22, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIO RIV = r. ~

VIII leave on SATURDAY, als inst at O'Clock PM.
sYm.ss . FOR LOUISVTLLFG.--THEF FINE Re-
eilntEkt p guIar passenger packet steamer Antelope,
tszSsssa Captain Ed Brown, will leave for Louisville
and landings above For freight passage,
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| 70 r H. BRINToN l. CO.. Lafayette st.
The Planter will take freight for all points above the Raft
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A UCTION NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
n pecfully informs his friends and the public, that having
suAed his old business AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER
has taken his office, No. 33 Camp street.
Win to the sale of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Ad
ministraors, Assgnees all Others according to law He
will also prompt and personal attention to all outdoor sales
Of every description.
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private at public
Every facility in his power will be offered buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate.
Practical Draughsman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
attendance his office.
With assurance that he will give strict attention to his
all its Details that he will receive share of
public patronage. BENZ. KENDIG, AuGtoneer,
no26 Office No. 80 Camp street.
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sTEAMBoAT7 D DEP ARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY, I'D inst at clock r NJ positively
, re- REGULAES RED RIVER PACKET
For Jefferson and al landings on sods lake Lake
ST. Maurice Coiiie Alexandria and Gortons Landing The
substantial and Light dranght steamboat Planter, d. D.
Atkinson master will above For freight passage
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G. SENIMES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. IS Com
m rnercia Place. New Orleans. 1E MI ly
ftIyIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
~ The Undersigned having formed for the
pose asnctiDg business the Tine of Civil Engineering
and Surveying that be entrusted to then within the State
Louisiana having had considerable experience in that
line Of business respectfully of patronage
from those interested therein. j. G. DREUX.
W. S. MITCHELL
0Giea& No Con- paarcinl Rlana loQl ly
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g. RICH 4 CO.'S CELEBRATED p A.
93iFT,TENT FIREPROOF Safes FOR BOOKS PA
4 ~ pERs, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY sTEARNEs

n EaNI Ls.sIN MARVIN. u y =. TT---T--
@ These are the first real fire proof Safes ever made
They hive passed through trials OF intense heat
without the loss of book paper, than any oher safes
the world This fact not questioned by any candid ds-
person acquainted with their history The vast num-
be of certificates on hand from every part of the United States
showing perfect reliability of these Safes secures for them
IN unparalleled reputation. ~,
Persons purchasing the article would do we'll to note these
facts and buy Rich Co.'s Saamande Safes when
are supplied with the very best of Locks. :. ,.
fully solicited TO call and examine the splendid assortment
offered in his6ty hand and for sale at y Grayer
street N,w Or,eans s. GUTHRIE,
a syV,s Sn]e Ace for SearnS Marvin
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&~M .I:0; Q. ,F-BoARD OF DIREGToRs
% 24T Saof "Odd Fellows Rest'' for 1856.-Ofcers-
S 53Henry Bier, President; John Stroud, Treasurer;
Jas Furneaux, Secretary Cemetery Commit
Cemmittes-Thos. keeFe W; G.. Wilson, I. Homes
ner II. Casarede, S. Boullemet "f iI, '-1&
EsT- VAULTS IN q ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro-
cured by applying NJ CORRY Sickles Co.'s IS Ca
nal street Of D! FEIT& STETSON'S 81 Camp street to II.
MILLSPAUGH U. S Mint and the Secretary's office, in
Odd Fellows Hall, Camp and Lafayette
The price members Sockholdng Lodges will be $40 per
vault; to all others, SD per yault
E Information relative to the purchase Of Lots be had
on application the Secretary.
apis 'I .i' JAMES FURNEAUX. Secretary O. F. Rest.
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~ ZINE Street between pelord aud Job
bs Of all descriptions short notice and reasonable terms
Stores fitted up made of Black Walnut Mahogany
Cses made and repaired and guaranteed for
Blinds made and repaired Lacework and
packing of all kinds made to order Step Ladders Of all
sizes on hand. feS iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-22

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PIE ERFUnIERY,
sS ETC-The subscriber would respectfully call the aten-
XU Ntionof Planters Physicians and Families to his we'll
stock comprising every aTce in his LIZ ins Sf bns;
GENUINE. During season, SODA WATER and MEAD OF
very best quality will be found at this esabishment with
all the popular Mineral Waters such CONGRESS- BLU
LICK ETC. etc Bar Rooms supplied on reasonable terms with
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GouLEY BIT
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apotheeary,
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
Mudge's Patent Washing Machine

'EFUE aEf--f 5zsi azs F-eia 81 a= eh, ~ usnasee
turing these ceIehrage2 aai economical A4csinss fsf
4yue caantg pre-. .rs saVliy al 1T4-rs % TAR
u ony give tAtr trial tf 0r -
eEery family h= lo.e8fs ihal - ssP-
so03 f- aF3 f7s} s~sit
opportunity q the Machine - isr sstsFas
a. e - u a Dazafar 9A a4a4
re.iy All be asks Trial taT thsee - a-f Fses
family. far s1gr.e tar. ~ oT@r iaAs ~
NAP fully appreciated u ~ f1n4 = s2sS el
st4risry tAe eni of that tisa< tr AsSis eAn = r
He has sss1r4ace to heteFe i7at - s -
foni thznE for the YsrFaSs - Sa-1ng al
clothing hsH The t-ss - The ordinary HA4s
tas ciosb~s an4 haf the 424H+4iS o'
cap !,
H. A.s also h4ai znt sill make to order 81 sas .,
-ASH ppoES FRAMES. q tie best quality lie Etil
,zrzi-a FOR hasitnEs- zn4 T1t theaz ~ -
az terms hss thanks . The P1hse ~
a., liberal and "A yits% - fsTaers FArtc13asJ
- ty Na4Ers Washing Machine. hs - sure rs
hsrza zssE resa3f s tFssi ard tsEck good
70 sha9 she se1th y = txth ana
..-~... s4s.ss. TEfC>- o.. TIOGP-ost
rz1uf-e.srer. klchEasnd, ias.
J.aaary "a. t-5s- ha