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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
remembered that the 18th July 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Pence in and for the city
personally appeared Charles j. Mansoni Secretary OF the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly according to law does deose and the
foregoing accounts just and true and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
tSgned C. j. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 18th July, lS5
ISigned CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD
The Of Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
per in cash. on the outstanding certificates Of profits
10 the holders thereof to their legal representatives, and
after the ID Monday Of August proximo
The Boardot Trustees have also declared nivdenof thirty
three and third cent the net earned premiums OF hr
Company the year ending the Both Of June 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO JONAS, Vice President
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Oreans3
Re It that on the March, 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and FOR the ey a
yier Secretary Louisiana Mutual Insurance company ot
New Orleans being duly sworn according to aw 40 Ge
nose and say that accounts just and True ahu
orrect transcript from books Of the said Company
II. P. JANVIER Secretary. ,
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18TH Day q Aafeh
1856. ", u Al. ~, bE I;a;, o IF 1,,laons
The Board of Trustees have resolved Six cent IN
terest on scrip certificates of 1856 payable on ana after W
second Monday May and have declared scrip u
denG of Twenty-Five cent. on the net earned premiums Vi
the past year. for which certificates will be issued on h ,e
the rs div Of June next they have reserved the Balance
Of the profits Of the ending I'm March 1900 10 meet
nen,lng but uuldjusted claims against the Company
The COMPANY insure against the per1Is OF the seas
and rivers loss and damage by ire at the current rates Oh
Office iron building Of Camp and N;tGhez streets.
A. CAERIEEE, Vice President
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans
eitreuen,5ere,i that 18Th January, 1850 before ne
the srscribe- of the Peace in and for the city
aforesnl personally appeared Alexander Brother, Preal
and James Wheeler, Secretary Of the Home alnttt
JnsIa.e Orleans, who being duly 5w9fi &C
cnru TO law epose and that the above nccout are
ust and rne transcrio from tie book5 OF the
said Company. : bftG ~ r f. FEes 3
Sworn to subscribed before this 18th day Of lNGFE
1s5{ GtIAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
, the Pence Of tine Parish OF Orlears
The Board Trustees have resolved to pay 81 interest OF sS
holders thereof their legal representatives. Oh AND alter
BOMBAY, the 1ith 0. February next. . . 49,.
per cent earned premiums Of the Company tor the
December 1856, for which cert!lcHte- VIII OF
issued on and after the 18th Of March next.
eThs Company continues to insure against the peril 81 tile
rivers aud damage by fire, the current rates Q:
premium. 0Hice no. rs Camp street, -, -
F- ALEX ANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN f. SI1 AT, Tiae-PtesI4eEt.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans Jaadary Is, 1856.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,


DoCToRs nnooFLAHNlp's CELEBRATED GER
DR.. G. NJ. JACKsoN, pur1ApELpHrA, Pa,
17o s oct HevS f t Of 5 ] an m
diseases arising from disosdsred Liver or Stomach
Such
tion a.: iH DsaisPPPil es,
Fullness or BLOOD to the
Head Acility of the Stomach,
F S1ss Or with in n hs som St sou sor
Erneta0s snkng or FT IT,, sa al Tie Hurried r
and dicu tG BrsSthng Flusrns Heart choek
" i Of h ~ y s nn Gss rain III Ss ss s'"
Chest LIMBS, st. se IS, s"4 EIss, Fl @aa of
sui, and srsat Dep NJ
The pone;or eaIHs the aeGn of the p1G to is
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which is recon-
It is no new and unod article but that has stood the
years, trial before the American people and its
s"t W tssmSny is faSGr he p5e%"S1s
shed annually by the proptiste and to be had sr9 Of any
f ri n Asg re esy" the eeSy has obtned
Prineipa Office and M"nuiaeory No. &c ARCH street. Phil
''''p''' TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German BerS superior to all preparations now in S We
Dear sI feel bound express my qualification to yon for
ts ties Of vSr Gs rSl s found them to be al" you
recommend them TO be- and ehsertny recommend them to Tue
tended for and superior all other preparations in
Very Respectfully Yours, II. OFPENHEIMER.
THE BITTERS ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE.
JACKSON La. August 90, 1854.
SirI have used Your Grrinn ittcrs and find them
MI they be- and cheertuy recommend them
10 the public excellent medicine. = - ,x.,>
Respectfully, yours, W. +. fAl AhAEl'
L. MAYER says; . ~ ,,
HARRIsoSRURG. La, May 90 1853.
German Bitters is valuable medicine. haf'
disposed received from you, and wish supply i'm
medutely
DIR. RAYB0LD QUAIL says:
have for the year used the German Bers prepared b.
you in my practice extensively 1t will shortly be the on
medicine of the kind lat be readily sold here, and e
that in less than there will be more sold i'll ht
| vicinity than in any other part OF the country
DR.. EABE says: 49,,
FRASKIIS, Ia, June q, 1852.
Your Bitters have become very popular here and
| wish fresh supply Immediately.
Z. a. ADAMS II co. say:
| RICHMOND, La, June . 1853.
Your Bcrs give universal satisfaction all who have 1e
thern.
You should in mind that these Bit:ers entirely veE'
advantages most Of the pftiat;
tons recommended for similar Diseases. 49,
Sold BY Druggists and StOrekeepers in every town nnd VlhG
| i'll the United States and CanadAs And by . -
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
| aul6 lydWSA New Orleans
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TWENTY-FIVE FEET OF ia Pll-tsoiaAi;
ggrvae diseases often disappear after the expulsion OF
Eilepc fits, commissions and apope%y have been per
munenly relieved in this Iet the great object h9
been remedy which dependence could
be paced This has long been known and used by the
public b. 4. FtIlNESTDEk'S NfRMlFuG anu may
he relied upon in:Hible.
BAYOU SARA, La, january Il lSlj.
McSsrs r. A. F.hnestoch Co.-tietlt1lGr
since recommended Vermuse to my relative Mr. th&s
West comfy Miss for child eighteen mohtha
which supposed be dying from fits. He gave two
vas WHICH brought from il Inne'worm t"enty-one
feet long and cured the child This worm preserved and
shown planters in this and the adjoining con9tieS
thousands N bottles your Ner-e with peritt;
satisfaction purchasers. II ibis will be o. Service in
calling attention yonr valuable remedy At Liberty to
se it,. ANkS i. HARPER
Of The firm Of Harper II Son, Druggists.
SolI wholesale ali the principal druggists ana
country throughout the Unite" states $50 ~ In
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MUSIC TEACHING.

r-H,e-> MRS. CAmPBEI!lI. TEAGHEE - ~,
~ SIC gives lessons the PIANO and tii Aht Hi
tEf her residence. No - Constance street hE rls-
S. per month twelve lessons. GiECTl Hha Al = q
stn.Ct week. leu y
.,yy, INSTRUCTION gN VOCAL fII SIC
X5StA THOMAS MARTIN, Of the oldest INSTRUCTORS II
g this civ vii! give Lessons Il !' @ce91i '.;cn 70
require recommendation ~
pF- Orders left with P. WERI-ElN, No. tt-IT street
will meet with prompt atteiti0n. ~ ~
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T0HN HAx!.Es,tss BROTHER. 247 TCHouFi:
j touas street, above St Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SEhl
IRON WORKERS, prepared to DO all kinds 81 WofA
in their of business such putting up Tin anu Topper
terB Valleys Also putting Copper in ad zinc 'oos
In all parts city prices with pr0ptaSs M
Dispatch All kinds Johhing and Repairing attended to WIN
dpach By strict all ORDERS h0pa to merit
shnre of the public patronage ,-. ,>-,-
We beg refer the following gentlemen Me5sFs
Croyer Wing Janison Mcintosh Cook MoThouse hoA'
ert Hughes G. ", Church. Thomas Murray Isaac Ih"yeT'
Caller, Tmpn & Co., j. W. Jewell ..- ,o-,
sf8reer Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers hNcmage = p
Charles street. au-! 5lt.ts'-
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FYN[effY'S GLpT AAi1SilEA EGaN N&PfiESS
Running Of the day tlrou llut t,lI Gig
Agent OnclarirHn Railroad Company TOR carrying the
Mats, ana having entire charge Of the baggage Car
A me i'll wait upon passengers in the ears,
ChrckS will be given all baggage taken in charge by t'S
Company.
uevao checked from residences the Office to tn LAKE
anats by authority OF the Pontclrtrth Ra road company
Weekly Express tayerg Sunday Galveston lua t0a
Powder Horn and tIDlrlpn, Texas.
An Express Messenger VIII be dispatched three times week
70 the Watering Places the Lake Orders AMI prc'sr'
ceiveti the office.
Bills OF lAiig goods by the New Eo7k
aud Texas steamers, will with proaip attention.
Schedules % and signals furnished, by applying ~ tht
office. .-.
teptt0n Baggage aud Packages. Open trom a. Nj 70
P. NJ.
Tie proprietor bes to notify pubic his is the only
CITY Exess now running, and tut his engagements
that pronptucs the delivery OF goods can pf
relied upon, $. TOBY, Jr., Proprietor,
felS IL PRINCIPAL otce. rs GrnHier street colner Camp
| THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
Gerry STORE, No p Bar0pue street; f, L. DERCIER,
Agent - ..
Ra~ large assortment OF Choice GROCERIES, WINES
| aud IIQUOKS.
49, CHAMPAGNE Of the best Brands In qaArtt and pins
| sther FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors Superne CORnlAlS and variety OF Fancy Arn
ces Of the best qualities always hand nj low prices
s Goods delivered to families free OF draytge ni2 ~
| CRANES PATENT NIET'ALLyC BURIAL
| v CA5k FTP. H. COOK CO Proprietors and Wholesale
Dealers III Crane's Metallic Burial Caske for the States OF
Louisiana and Mississippi.
EOhre and Sample Rooms No Sc Charles street orro-
! ite he ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans da ly
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uEFENEHGE. o Al
William Fl very EST Messrs. Henoist, Shaw ~ Co., Ne"
Orleans. , p....-, e. r., {,
Kab-rt Campbell Esq, Messrs l. A. Benoi'' "o'' >"
Louis. Ma II, ,r G. 70 xo,p Work
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q. RODRIGUEZ. ., I. g. BONN =
H D'AQuIN i Co, u BREAD AND OR ACfNER BAtNEks
No sc Leyee street New Orleans keep constantly on hand
large assortment Bread and Crackers Pilot Bread, Navy
Bread Wine Bread French Biscuits Coiee House de- snga
Crackers Crackers Butter Crackers Water Crackers
FI,a ino,est ma Vet price 49, Ms i'm
III, - A, F. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
eu2 So Grayer street.
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RICH & CO.'S CELEBRATT9tD PA
FJH lFBlrFNT FIRE.PR0OF SAFES, FOR BObhS: "a
ssMe IghSA PEES, ETC, MANUFACrURED BY SIEAkNEs

HE3ss LILY MARVIN. = Co., -, ,,ola
They hive passed through trials OF intense Ge
without the loss Of book paper, than any other safes
in the world This fNct not questioned by any cahd a
eresed person acquainted with their history The vast mum
br of certificates on from every part OF the unied Se
showing the perfect reliability OF these sates secures Tor them
an unparalleled reputation =, !. ,, .,,
Persons purchasing article would do well to note these
facts and bug but Rich Co.'S saamander Sales winch
are supplied with the very best OF Locks. .
Citizens strangers wishing TO look at safes are respect
fy solicited to call and the splendid assortment
ever offered in Ills city, hand and for sale at q raVier
Street. New Orleans. 5 EuIHhill:
No 'dEWtf Sole Agent for Senrna Il Marvin
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LUNESCHLOSS BROS. 8 CO.
ia Camp street, beg leave to advise the Gity
and Country trade that they have OF hand
.5g--sS-Sss on consignment and ordered to close
eSEa Pfdrhwith nlarge assortment OF Guns, titles
Pistols r Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors posteno
Builders Hardware Of every description Crates, Tools etc.
49, ~. etu, 't'' ' " ~ feli
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ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.


SUGAR AND MOLAssEs =. There was but little done in
Sugar owing want of stock, but prices very firm %
@9A and 10c T3 .Moasses held at 400 iGc, with few
buyers
FIOU The stock Of Snperine light and the sales
Saturday only included about 1900 bbs of all kinds which
l60 bbs Indiana Sc l2 100 at Sc $780, lots
Sc 90 and some Choice Extra ut 81 50 h Dbl.
GRAIN Corn continued quite firm, with sales of 800 sacks
roc for Mixed and IS for White, and 900 Yellow Il
hshc Of Oats $500 sacks found purchasers, including
1900 St Louis part Ordinary, So $500 $685.
party private terms OF Bran sold S. and
40 at 9Oc D 100 lbs. OF Wheat offers
White, but we did not hear of n sale
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork still retailing steadily at
$40 5O@Sl9 IS R bbl....Of Bacon, few casks of Prime
Shoulders sold at &C. and 50 casks Inferior Meat
Lard in kegs retailing II and bbs at 131sc
%
WHISKY. Was still dull, and large sales reported.
COFFEE. I'VE noticed 2l7 bags at lOc and 200
Prime at lo1s@NlO2ic - ID.
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE. There seemed to be buy
India Bagging though PC were made for
round lots OF Bale Rope 1926 coils Ordinary were
sold at l0c ID ID.
ROSTN. .225 bbs No. sold Mt So p Dbl
RICE $50 tierces Prime Sold arrive Size ~ d.
FREIGITS Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d.
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Do to t. e &c.


Ward Arm.
SsTs 1sa aEs s.
H asa asiJsf a ss e.
sS5s
or
Locke Price Converse Massey PoaI,neyR Chin
sessa 5nA as Ms'sns aes
asdy 5scD Wilson &coJoln Watt &egH azoies Ieo
SsoF Foyer 3eo.P kes rs An.Soine GsrisreB
BAsess
81 Bailey, Blanchard &co-Ieyy 4 snmnsrs-G Mase Eco
Levy s 5 Wood
SSs.
eas e casf Neoc ynss
Holmes cosgrove BoyleCorHon Armstrong Con.
Rss
Es Msyea Eraakos gssgssA
Gejeaa Bsasesn : &eoar iSs Ga iee
s%f tSP4 o ssab
fsss Nay Rssen Mis-
sadold Mssn Msys Hs
Sc NezriseaL Noues ssapriS-c " Newton
Price, Converse &co-Powell HopkinsJ Person &co-H
Peychald &eoPayne Steele &coPeters Willard kco-Per
slocomb &coA Robb GcoRilIenur RsgsioJ Stroud &co
lerG " Sampson 4 Keane-sickes &eo-T Smith
Theile Seller &coW yredenb.rg &co-J Valentine leo
Ward Saunders Il Hunt Whiting &co-John Watt Eco
! Q Woodruff &co-Wis Rawns &so-Wood 4 LoM-Wilson
Bake-C Yale jr-zeliner, King &co-and order.
BOsTON-ship simoda-A VI Bosworth &co-Wheeer 4
Bake-Noon THUS &soc Yale {r.Lebit ChaIpantieE $
co-Hemmiugway, Fredlander &coJ M Gould Gco-S C Da
Wis &co-Frost hco--4 W Dunbar &eoW 4 G Banchard-s
Pergons-and order s<5S85#F 3Gt5fI5 '
The following the consignees of the bark St Lawrence
A Whiting &coJ A IIm sco-Wson. Childs dco-Bondous
quie Philips-L BujacC Boye-G VI sizerC T Buddecke
&co-R McGregor &co-Heash & Miler-G u Dolson Som
order. s22s8F s55
| NEW YORK VIA enthusiastically Black Warrior
G AllmnlerH p Aydet &co-Aston Mygatt Gco-Anderson
Metsaf-Adsms Express Albert-E Aynard-W Akin
&co-J Burnside &co-G Buddecke 3eo--Bu1l, Ellis GcoM
Blanche LeaumonteBeck Ricks-Bonnett &co-Beebe &
bell Strong-Carroll Pritchard &co-Coleman
Carter &co-Chas I.ouis-W L Gushing-D Carroll
Cuddy Brown &co-GonveIse, Kenne &coJnmes Connolly
Davis JacssonG DupreyJ Dougherty &co-Donnelly 4
co-Eaton Henderson-Efott sco-Fresen Stevenson REQ
Folger-F;hl, GSnwsycFrost &soFelewss kso-F
\ Giquel IamisonJ Gould &eo-Cirant, Lewis &co-A
Grief &co-H Goldsmth-G 4co-Godsmith
Massis 2eea heddanHsRmss
Henderson & Peale-F Janfroid--s kennedy &co-D
Martin, Owen Cobb-McIemore Rayburn &co-Sohn Mark
&coMuig, Miller &co-North, suedes &coOakey Hawkin
Peet simns &eo-Perkens Campbell &coPayne Harrison
Smith, -, Stanton &co-Tayor Haden &co-Thornhil
col Woodruff &co--C Yale jr-I272 pkgs to order.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Observation-Disclosures riel-l7 bales cotton TO CAM
mack Squires Vest do Belocq Nco-4 do X Carter
&co hds sugar Freson Stevenson &cosundries to order
Total, % bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures Efort-22 bales cotton to II ellis
&co-S A Andrews Sierau- Lalnnde--G Miller n For
reser6 Leblanc 4 Son5 Ward. Saunders limit bnles
Rockus &co-t do Bull Fills &coS2 hides Bllnchn d
Chnudet-l7 do Pauche &cO-sundries TO order-Ton So
bales cotton,
ST IOUIS-Steamcr Grace Darlngl4 sacks % bbls
potatoes Thomas Elder &co52 sacks wheat o Woodruff IL
co23S do 29I sacks Dutcher2S do to Robertson
McDouga3O3 sacks wheat Keep Bard &co6 sacks bran
casks bacon 50 bs apples l6 sacks potatse Thompson &co
Dougherty &co35S sacks 200 bbs flour II Kennedy
&co260 do to Horre Gayle &co2U do Rogers Mctnre L
COL do to Newton Sco3 pieces shoulders 95 pieces
sides bb lard to Bradford &co4 hhds tobacco to
Smythe.
CA1RO-Steamer St Chaes-2 boxes books to VIM Femin7
Toraulo-56do 10 oppes 10 Benton &co5O bbls
potatoes do liz do -four Seeland-99 bbs potatoes do
onions Greeve Werle4 do eggs h do cheese bb1s lard
cask bacon ties do Dehondo-U bb h do cheese
John Hurley &co5 bbs John OBren40 bhls whisky
do $40 sacks Netteton4 bbls eggs hf do
cheese kegs butter Schneider do bbls eggs Seelande
bbs IS bxs apples Marn9 kegs butter 22 bxs cheese
Z l. Dolsen Sonl0 do Adams-il6 pkgs butter Keep,
Bard &co rolls leather Hank-l Wagon Hugely Blair
co-25baes cotton Brander, Mckenan HubbardlO do
Pncknrd &co6 do Ward Saunders Hunt-sundres order
-Total So bales cotton.
MOUTH OF RED RIvER-Steamer Unon-6 bales cotton
to Oakley T. Hawkins.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Capiol-No cargo.
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
EAlRDAD-l5 hhds sugar to Breli EcoSunrcs order.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS. bales to Payne Il Iarrison-l7 do 10
llr GD RI 1ll syfrFn Ny .Aa. fy
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The Of in vaults the 9th Sept 052
Real increase $780, 59
1t will be observed that the general statement of specie and
the actual in the vaults of the Banks aes very close
week. strengthen the which weekly
returns add to the Banks.
The mail failed to-day from New York aud have nothing
later market though paper money article
says:
The heavy import Of dry goods is present the only unavo
rabe feature alarm i'll regard the future
payment, which, If returns to the nominal value mnde
would nearly absorb the proceeds Of produce shipments
However part the foreign fabrics in the Market and
still arriving sent in congnmen and returns Of will
only be made when the goods sold To judge from the early
accumulation Of foreign silks and wooens at the auction
prices must rule from Is to Is cent below cost and this
loss will mostly fall upon foreign manufacturers who for
number of past have crowded market with
quantities of goods and be prepared stand the
consequences.
Drawers Of foreign exchanges firm, and bankers
ask higher but the demand being limited
advance has been established
Money to-day in demand, however, without exceeding
the supply which fully adequate and daily increasing by the
heavy disbursements of the Sub Treasury
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rTRE GREAT COUGH REMEDY-CHERRY
Il ExPECToRANT-Thc following originate hand
ed publication. remedy which elicit such
s. -. + - Galveston, Texas, April Is, 1856.
DIR. o. o. Woodman New Orleans: Et
My Dear siIn Justice TO and adnty oweto suffering
and world Of coughing people, what your
invaluable Cough Remedyyour Cherry Expecorant has
done for me- when all other remedies had failed give any
relief In the aof 1s47 living in ST. Lauis where have
sided most of the time for the last axteen years took
cold which settled my lungs confined my bed
dosed and blistered doctors weeks finally
got legs again. BE- not cured of hard coughing
rafting and tickling my throat which continued necessarily
for than six months always the the winter My
friends insisted had coughed enough kill common
NEIL and that be in the stages of CONSUMPTION
made mind must cough my life away. left St Louis
in December last to travel and spend the winter South
When called at store in Vickshnrg you recollect
coughing 50 hard could not talk my business
known. You said you would cough AS gave me
bottle Of your Cherry Expeeorant thought Iwouid
slight you and your medicine much try in
thankfuness shall ever remember the daT did
few days began to aay and diminish cough and a tick
ling in my throat and before had three
fourths of the of that bottle entirely cured and
for weeks did not raise cough though exposed day nd
light all weathers in travelling However in March, wha
travelling in North Carolina took cold and congh
ing commenced again. and also the tickling my throat
terya1s and before in New Orleans the 18th nst
nights coughing would aud continue
an hour or two soon procured another bottle from you
In less than two daysl entirely relieved again now
determined to always keep bottle hand in the com
enciug Of cough few small doses will relieve en-
tely. fully satisfied it il the best Cough Remedy
the world and duty you owe to the cough.
ing afflicted part of the human family put so valuable
remedy reach praise will soon be upon tho
of tens of thousands Of joyful eougess happy
souls So remedy Epeeorant should be brought
before the public.
lam, dear sir respectfully yours
r- r. ]. WOODWARD,
d. r b
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McGOWAN'S CELEBRATED FsLANTA-
~ TON Observation-Disclosures SUCTION AND
F9kGE COAST PUMpS AND PUMPING ENGINES DIS
HENDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
Pu ,Ii, FOR GISTERNS AND DEEP WELLS COPPER
VALVES; HOT WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM
McGowHns Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines
hllG ana forcing large volume of from the
Engines small Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for uice molasses forcing hot water into
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wrecng Engines
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
capable of throwing from 80 to rs gallons per minute through
ozze, a distance Of from 100 to 40 feet
Ihe engines each furnished band wheel for driving
corn mill gin stands, etc. and be furnished
ompact aud simple vertical engines desirable
No brick work erection Of kind in uniting
these engines to work. both engines boilers are vertical
and all connections made
Messrs Geo. d. Wnchell, Bro & Co: = ~
Gents-Ihe pumpRg Engine purchased of for of
has been in use some time and given perfect satisfaction
consider 1t the best pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The engine drives besides the pumps 30ncb circular saw
three lae and drill press and there SPARE with
S. pound pressure the square inch of the boiler. therefore
cordially recommend to the notice Of railroad and
others. Yours truly,
S. B. MORSE, supt. c. and c. R.
New Orleans, owe nnber l. 1856
Office n o., Op and q. W. Railroad CO.
Mr. Bridge SirIn answer to your inquiry relative to the
can only that they quite equal your representation
decidedly the best. - N' ~
Yours, respectfully A. B. sEGER Vice President,
line above Pumps and Engines constantly for sale Nv the
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