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lo 12i Ssa e Fellows, sR94EP Rss ss eF 55s RIE5GTons
Jas; Furneaux, secre.ry Cemetery Commit
issse5esr Hsaes 5s@Ss " Ae"f
sss Geo. aeFt' G so1is f %
ns5 4 fAUs ea5tass2s 'sIfIsf may
Ra % G Mn spi II g. sesIelag seR ote e IL
Feow Han canp and Aayss'e ST,
@ inforatio relative the purchae of Lots be had
on epis aR''"0n 5ANss FTRSEAUx Secretary O. F. Rest
A UcrION NOTICE. = THE iUBscR1BER RES
A A sS m a M e ad bas2f
has tsken his ONCE, NJ ss Camp street
mnistraos Assinees and all others ccording law He
will also give and personal attention to all outdoor sales
Register viii be kept open for allthe Real Estate and
ion Eyery facility his power Will be offered buyers and
Practical Draug,snan and Plan Driver will bel constant
With that he viii give rct attention to his
Pas!s patronage ~ BENZ j KEi3ia II 19sSiSnsss @
Y iNsTfTUTloN..oih No sl Gsap srest:.lncorpeFs:
Deposits Gss mo Morning adys seeps N! ocoe
1 bepos Of 6ns DoaF and Hpxa1i received
hs ne Of h The % ss fs # Il nte sas & s at a M
State os Louisiana, and Of the CITY d N5v orleans:
nc s s s city j os H9Sa HS HsG
ing 50 per cent Of the appraised cash vahe.
Loans upon pledge Of the Stock OF elncopoated Banks in
keT Orleans not sc fxcssg 60 per 9 the market Eage M ~
funds be distributed serannuay among the Deposors.
No Trustee directly indirectly brroW Of the funds
receive any pGy einolunent whatevF.
Certificates Of deposits having nsert at rate to be agreed
upon will be issued for not less thin $1,000 deposited fo-
specified time.
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urguiart, Z. B. Sumner,
&s" 6 R%neI Bsgar = eiSs ffSosss fSos e. ark
" n MER5ER President
Y KI; / T9SHi S3lH5ER Vice Presidents
D. D. WfTIERs, Treasurer
n B-Copes of the Act of incorporation and BYLAWS
be obtained OF the office. a2Sly
nRUGs AND eEfED1ICALs-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ has in the following articles for sale at the lowest
sSS pounds Al, dALoNE.
SSS zS e ds g. PtSSynn.$$ "a :; IE;9EpER;
h9s CRE4M iI;I TARTAl, ,,4111,t4, pure
. cases ReHnel 5CRA&f
L cask LINE JUICE;
2 do CHLORIDE LINE;
% bhs Flor. SULPHUR
% do EOPPERAS;
25 do Roll BRiMSr0NE
so casks SAL SODA;
IS kegs SUP. CARB. SODA;
60 ounces OTTO ROSE /:
3 OH. LEMON
3 do. do OK 20 HHRGAM9Ti PAR;S 10 Ti.1 ,sS
80 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
bbls JAMAICA GINGER
800 pounds Al. CAYENNE PEPPER, pure;
iel6 12td&W 43 Magazine street
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CUNDRTES--
- so boxes Sicily LEMONS
50 bags COW PEAS;
rs bags raragom ALMONDS
s bags PEA NUTS;
40 cases CANTON GINGER; To-,
boxes True LEMON SYRUP.
For sale by 4. f. COCHRAN & HALL.
je2l No. 80 Cfravcr street.
NATAEysA WINES, etc
" $50 boxes Longworth's SPARKLING;
100 do do do ISABELLA;
100 do Looms' DRY;
50 barrels CATAWBA WINE
do do BRANDY:
80 do BOURBON WHISKY yerv superior;
IN store and to arrive, for sale by
OGLESBYk l. MACAULAY.
jel6 SIN G5rchoupitoulaS street.
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SUNDlS12GtS-
. BAOoN-2Go casks choice Cincinnati Sides
100 casks Clear Sides;
g 8 DO DO fisha"aa@ fIain Hans s50"i'sFs;
,59 50 boxes poininisk's Breakfast Bacon
BEEF-29o 2So b9ls Dominiclss Family Miss;
5ss @ Re{fnp,s So DoppicE's FsjS Sxifasisss hssj
sss e SsS IF; z, PAYS. 4 $sss r;ms E@s sfss u.s.;
SsS 9S I6Hss hbls i"nfPsGTd n%miEjcE,i PriTS p2isd
25 boxes Beef Tongue;
"ElSRH-5SS 5SS 's!s % PoS!iSy'; o!Syyrs sss5; EHtta
LARD ofgoD6ls SSf sSitos @ tncp. .ati Winter strained
81 do sam,l Engler, st. Louis;
FIoUR5oo bbs Orange Swan AMI Magnolia Mills Extra;
5o0 10 Atoe III and Cherry ST. s1perhne 81 Louis
NATIVE W hry pa!lng and Sweet
BRANDY vo5REs ?SSs !G i95f so and for sale
je9 b Tchoupitoults street.
5 : ( PoSss = PT?S sSSI FEMoN ( \ SSE Sg7Egr; sg
10 eases jar rRuNEs; DAA''
iS Is 'S5s g n ESsifaH askfGF# Ei1sEfs' A1N2Eps;
3si ' a i 1;sz HAz .;...,
r. REFlsIGER p, AToRs. -THHsUBscRIBERs HAVE
season with the celebrated Louisville Eefgeaor These Re
aSs Ii"sieR s be 81 sa ess r
call and examine the above before puasnr INV ner kind
~ ~ 4 NJ n ST S J. InNES '
my19-sm I6 Royal street
- " ~! e.
MILES G.. ES1LESES AUCTIOSEER AND COM
AZ MSSloN MERCHANT, Washington street, Vcksburg,
h-Wl sell Merchandise and Property all descriptions
consigned to hn and prompt remces made for the same
-ReferS to-
lesss john watt h Co, and Guddy Brown Co., New Or
et'h a2S.ly
C,rsrrpss C,rr, ,,o INC W, 80, -,-,
= Nm s., 2 En-; rsdh tSR tAMllt, lIi-1hD
eyor nT /, ia M ntio @ Hu I'LL 9iasaS's, ffpa, ana
CEnira CoFnd m M ep ~, ~ t, lJ RlfG t nI e1S o
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RAILROAD TRAVEL ING.

} E53Sy f93Sys 9KEbFAESi }E5 ahESf pRH- RRsf.
Sasa-4sz z7ssS7T1Ek SUMNER kkiSaHHnAFs nA!iHnARs
on ana "f'sf sHEsSt9 pS TENs y WILL LEAVE
hs,nn The epo, "Harr at AiEers "; n every day
Arrive at Faso" b@n fysy FS$,iSxfx dSy 4 ?: NJ
Leave Bayou Bnuff l215 p. NJ,
Arrive at Grena 400 r Il
cis go 70 regular stations aaS and + back *
the same nl9. day, will be issned as follows -
Hssss% has"Sss Hss9s Crossing and g g
RTEeryils Tl.a,S Ill., %
Between regular stations prices proportional
Ferry Boar will connect with the Passenger Trains leaving
S fSfy o %ssTHS s
eSsy os & uH s GanpSE e p W" # b h foot o st. %
the the shippers and Freight to be delivered ali Stations
yoa hs GGp9 Goaoa
Printed Rules and Rates Of Freight in pamphlet form for cir
'1$ mad on E. T. 81 sE&ES 2fs Ct Ste e GSRy
S9SN $sR sSRlthHANs, ahH1# soH4HSHS 3AHfx7
ses co4eF e s s,Isa nea o., Rs PspG Ra on caope
pAssrxGEE fpTRRE TR5Ixs sa1s 6syH S,v
ut a,$ II ,do r u r RGaslss Passengers received
EtHEFour cents mile each Children and servants
FREIGHT TRAIN from City to osyka and all nterme
d df s'a,'Ss @ eysry Tuesday thursday and Saturday aud from
day. Wslnssay and I pTday i 'Ss''s '''0S' every Aon
NS excursion train VIII leave the city
Nj Tor psFk and Intermediate stations and return
t1a J. NJ Fare half the usual rates.
s-Season Tickets issued, application, al moderate pee
GEO. II. HATl,ElIURST Genl Snpert
Frl-Weeky lime Of STAGES 10 JACKSON. Miss. nj
&. SHAVE DEPOT, MO. 1856 CO1rnION
IA SfREEl-h he undersigned has on hand, will keep
9 constantly for sale, for either Cash City Accepance
full assortment OF Sl.AV ES consisting MECHANICS
OF all descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc etc
Having leased the three dwelling No. Common near
Baronne street he is prepared transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonable Obtained in
city. " ~
aParelar attention will be paid of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, l5G Common street
REFERENCEs-FelloWs 4 Co Curry Person j c. Kicks
Co. RicharA Beck; j. &. Cocks Co Watt 4 DeSuules
N. B.-Tha HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for iikEI,Y
% LNu.HM Nt.NIn,,tto. nj ly
NOTICE TO CAtsPENTEISS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed WeAtherbotrin both ro,rh and dressed
from the best heart timber for l4 her for rogh
and S2 per for dressed, in lots purchasers
Lumber sawed tn order
fcl9 FIN STAR PI,AN MING MILLS Nay Ropin
( fG-Fnr Drays, Carts Wagons s-n boxes of
~ lbs in kegs of 80 !bs and in barrels lbs for sale
cNeal, ny ALFRED kEARNY, -
lclo l2I II Magazine street.
M WEiISES Y-2lU bhs har b6ls Mononcahea RYE and
w Bourbon, iron bound for sale by 49,
% JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
mEl5 33 fchoupitouas street.
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Si!A3tiA, SFAUFFEB < CO., Ii A d W AR f,
Mills NN'' 49, " ,'e no
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TODD, s. H., a. CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Z DEA l,titS IN PAINTS, OILS, PAINT MILLS, WIN
DOW GLASS BRUSHES, and Colors of a kinds 90 Maga-
zine STREET. MI
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GSICIkl4ilS " Co., DRUGS, MEnICINES SURGICAL
" INSTRUMENTS, etc., Wholesale und RETAIL Nos. E and
f;t,u1 Siraot
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A. ASST AS-GAS-H.G UILD, No. ga ST. CHARLES
~ street. between Girnd and Julia, enrnce shop ST.
Mary sireet2 Keeps constantly hand large of
GAS FlAluHES OF The latest patterns and also j. W. How
'rds new and improved latent Gas Regulator WHICH epaen
tee guarantees TO save % cent OF Work every
description made order. Globe Valve Cocks Of all sizes
onbe and single flame and Stops of patterns speer
solder constantly on hand s.s..
NJ" orders entrusted my will be promptly execu-
ed IN wptktnthke Manner at low rates for cash
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TCHAFALAY RIVER.

Will leave on WEDNESDAY I'd inst. at 5 o'clock P. NJ
, gFmas. FOR 0PELOUS AS-THE NEW AND
7illFEssgq safe Alice w G1aiZe, G. Loal
tasz er MASTER will leave asabove, taking freight
for Old River, mnsport all landings the Achafalaya
For freight OF passage apply on board. oIto
iyl j. 81. JOHNSTON eco. 3 Front Leyee.
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SIAi+MAN, i+ ~, II; y. s. Co, C0MMIsSl0N, FORMAL
~ ING AND WESTERN PRODUCE MERCHANTS, an
dealers in OILS Rice AeohO ETC. 3D. L porrns street nl2
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The Washingt correspondent of tie Philadelphia

SNOrth An1eflcan, Of the 18th, says
Padre Will has sunmariIy closed his mission. and
VIII return to Nicaragua BY the first steamer leaving
the legation in charge Of some responsible person.
Personal and not political, reasons Influenced
Ehe combined efforts made against him by tile
foreign Ministers succeeded not only in damaging his
social position but even in prejudeIng s eeelesiast
eal relations which he regarded Of far more mpor-
vestigatfon that se Archbishop Of Baltimore Granted
him the privileges Of the Catholic priesthood the
ercise Of which had been previously refused In man
ner that deeply wounded his sensibities Although
gratiied BY this recognition and endorsement Of his
character he felt that he would Be more happy
BY 70 Granada the scene Of his lifelong Ia
b9fs where he is UNIVERSAL respected and cherished
lhere y no doubt that the Padre was induced TO as
sumo his recent functions sbv a sense of duty t Ms
country and by Grrn conviction that Id 5espousng
the cause Of he was III The nost
effective form, to accomplish that object Now that
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For -CuMBERLAND RIYER.

VIII leave on TUESDAY, 1st inst. ais o'clock P. NJ.
gyrs.., FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS-
saaEs a. s VILE, EDRYTILLE s.HTIhLANDG! lADu- M
ings-he superior light draft Ellie Gates, Capt
L. will above. For freight apply
board, L. Il. BRNTON d Co,
a Lafayette street
r-Tlie Belle Gates will receive and particular attention
to all way freight 5.r.N $50 ns je27
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GTRtNGAals, o., ~ Co.., FASHION ABLE CLIO
BAGS etc. NJ IS Camp street uyl
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GTEiIiI, y. h., BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
~ No. GU Camp Stleet.
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SElAH, HitANtA, :5r.s y Co.. COMMISSION AND
~ FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No 50 Tchounoulas street OILS
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T,TIE EiALllADAY yVIND-HIIfI.,-MANyO OF
the most scienc able and experienced mechanics and
nees in the United States have examined this Machine and
ouced one of the most beautiful useful inventions OF
oaern date.
y simple yo ingenious device the gale increases in Sc
ty the sails gradually turn round change the angle Mt
ie they were set for gente breeze; present less
hsiuce to the whd till, when the tempest is raging
hl, little is presented to its power the thin edges As
y OF the gale baies, the fans gradually their orig
ssposo Something of this kind for changing the posi-
Vi - ' - ~ ~ ' '' wig sSu' '' III
!e See9 OF the wind wheel is increased by powerful
I o W FOR is as fully nnder the control of regulator
~ Or steam engne If this Mill he well nut
ger. = ~ "''N' ~
Only reason why the Wind for past been uni
a u"[u III II nolive power is well known be the Of
maclhle n heavy gales the wind wheel
80 cniH't ce WAS either proStiaed III hopeless
,d with SUCH rpty wGsr heat nnd chafe greatly
10 nlry OF ANY kind of gear" attached besides in Lld
"tf requiring the consl care and aXiery Of the attend
n his difficulty nnw entirely obviattd uid the only OBJ.
lect That can possibly he urged is the INCONSISTENCY
VIII ihS is compensated for By the fact that reulea 40
eu'Ehr expense to run The wind engueno men to tend or
c feed IT, Ms with steam power. The mill is ready at any
t,mey night to he nove.! ny wind from, any nnju 6r
ne temSs 1t will ul large turks ponds can be used
tre intervals of the winds blowing if the size Of the
m tnpS and reservoir is in proportion the quantities of
Mati tiWnWed, there is crrniny of having abundance
umnuhe year For railroad stations and sugar
pNuntes such conrvance is nneGualed, both for pumping
EI' a Erllulg corn or orntmened fountains small
sheu ~ with moderate wind, will raise llUD gallons of wa
el anu ind five bushels of per hour For further nfor
mat'ont' orders address
,,,, u. fli.MAN.S 81 Natchez street, New Orleuns
RENt the tharn States
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cn WGODxVARD'S CABINET EIrRNY-
I'll TuRE WARERooMs, No. lis Magazine street and II
F1 made to order in good and substantial manner Office
Furniture made and repaired Hotels, Ships, Steamers
and Boarding houses, supplied with Furniture and bedding at
the shortest notice. g
n B-iiavnE taken the large brick house Julia street.
Magazine he prepared ay quantity of goods fol
families leaving the city.
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended to with care
II ly
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r .. SHAW W. W. F.. SHAW.
"A :. 6. W., ~ Co., COMMISSION AND FOR
- ING MERCHANTS, No. "a Poydrss street, New
TjHIp4 ,,yQ
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M ArIVE AMERICAN WINES
~ Longworth's Sparkling CATAWBA WINE;
Ladies' SWEET WINE; .=-
DRY WINE in bottles;
in quarter casks;
.. CATAWBA BRANDY, in or casks;
Constantly on hand and for sale by the Agents,
VOORHEES,, GRIGGSS & CO.,
NIL Cm Is Tchoupitouas street,
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lg-"sse s.x, ,-T5zzzzzzz=- NEW ORLEANS, OP5-
S5A e. littiI !OuSAS AND GREAT WEST
SUMMER RRANGEMENTS
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rTOURNhDE, c., No, 81 GRAVIER STREET DIS,
! coll. MollgNge Paper not under S20H). ny23 ly
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AVlIi4I1, Il. c., ATTDRNEY-ATI. NO. Is
IL Exchange Place opposite the Post Office, Nc Orleans,
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VOORElsES, G!IlGGS &s Co., COMMISSION
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fENAS2ADR3 SEW ELL IT,, IMPORTER AND DEAL
r. ef i'll tine Wines and liquors, No Il Royal street
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8H, WRIGHT, u w .trrS
WRGG4IN, ALLEN 81 Co, COTT0N FAGTtIR,
w a4d COMMISSION hERrHANTS, No. i20 tilnvic
., I,r
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HHIlLt. ~ A AFTESEN, GAS FILTERS, No. ~ ST.
t N,nIs street, New Orleans, keep constantly hand
e p stlent OF Chandeiers Pendants, Brackets, Pillars
nrat atassortu,an, of par1or and r,ol.;,, ST1uEc s
|GRATES mum 'i '""ins oA"Hh' III"
ASo, Pkut Portable ius ,nur,,t,s n, , r s;
"h hS inve The Intention Of Sugar Planters fe2O FIN
I ItOBA iXPRESS-TllE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
h tb III MN MN ar'Slgemsnsbaye been made This Express
~ tie e"her Kate fSbs TO all the Watering Places on the
ohst Messenger will thvel tic boat and ears AID take
different points will receive forward nil
70 their Chest will be the oAire for te 0f
packages higs etc. ~ o ~ 'Nt0"o vi
This Express also wit Mobile Montonnrv R,don
Springs Point Clear, Holywoodtnd Dufuey Chest al e Of
E~ Baggage by the Kate Frihr, ,rori - o,d
Fon convenience all will admtsnd ayo;fne he n,oyoraa
'tn so nsSse'S ~ oi stewards. -- SIMEON TOBY, JR
}!e"'1I iotIIFier street, corner Ghnp.
~ sni eaSNa chniee Nhc't4a Sides and Shoulders
3my29 IThommn,M, lIS,,hmn a. ~,
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,DAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER,

Will leave on TUESDAY lst July Ct 5o,elock +. ".
Ecore and Alexandria The steamer JefYer-
the above and all Intermediate landings For freight pas
sage apply on board, Or 10
jea0 JOE MALLaTT q Front st.
THE J. draws but twelve inches light and will give clear
bills adg to shreyepo sle Is now re to Eece ye freight
VIII leave on TUESDAY; st July. at ; O'Clock r NJ
FFzsa FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
3 Bayou, Campte Grand Ecoe, Alexandria and
ss5s5sz all Intermediate landings. The JEFF
ferson, james Robinson, master will leve above posi-
lively. For freight passage apply on hotrd, or 70
FELTON, & BURGESS,
je30 corner Magazindand Girod streets.
gysThe steamer JEFFERSON will gSe through bills of
adng Shreveport and shippers 'ely upon her going
through as she only draws twelve incfes.i
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ra| liam ~ CO., ID. P., DEALERS IN MILL
Va y and Fine Fancy Dry Goods, Nos u and IA Charre
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i EEERICM. WIN. e. Ss Co., G01dN FAC.
IL TORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ~ q Old
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NOTICE TO OCAtsPENTIGESS AND BUILDERS
baer Sawed WeaherhoHaing, both rough and dressed
from the best heart timber for sale S4 for rough
anu ~ per for dressed in lots to suit purchasers.
Lumber sawed to order.
FIN A
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ID DARESE1iDE, HENRY, Successor F. N Ha
~ alson> NOTARY PUBLIC, No % Commercial Place, Ne
Orleans MI
II RAEMOND, w. C., FAMILY GROCER, No II Cam
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NTOpl11, s. NJ, sHIRTs GEHTLE3tENiS UKNISH-
lfl Ing Uon and Fancy Articles, Canalstre and
Exchange Place
Demoine courier., 1856-06-19
Bill Ii G. s.
PATENT FIRE & WATER PROOF
r @ @ f [ N G..

1T rs claimed that this Roofing Is superior to
/ any other now in use, for the following
reasoI.5:
LIST. 1t is cheaper than any other that will
answer the same purpose.
. 2nd. It is not injured by the atmosphere, nor
when covered forany length of time with water.
1t will neither scale or crack in the coolest
weather, nor flow or liquify in the hottest
weather.
3rd. II is not materially affected when used
as a promenade, and is to a great extent a nom
conductor of heat.
4th. 1t will not color or communicate any
prejudicial quality whatever to rain water
falling upon il.
5sh. 1t is more durable than Tin or Shingles.
or than any other Concrete Roofing now in use,
being composed Of the most enduring materials
known to the mechanical world, the most
prominent of which is Gum Shellac.
9th. 1t is the only material that an be brought
into general use, that will either make a good
Fire Proof Roof, or what is equally desirable
in our towns and cities, a go0a Fla Roof.
We have purchased the above Patent right
for Wapello, Davis and Appanoose Counties,
and will put on the roofing for all who may
want a good, durable and cheap roof. Or we
will sell the right for Davis and Appanoose
Counties.
For further information apply orsnddress
JOEL B. MYERS g. DAVIS.
Feb. 18th, 1856, tt, Ottumwa Iowa.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-19

THO THE Citizens Of Wapello County, and
i that portion Of them who reside on tina
south side Of the Demoine River in particular
and the Travelling Public generally who have
to cross the river we would say that it would
be to their Interest and convenience to prefer
the Upper Ferry known as "Overmans Ferry''
situated one mile west Of Ottumwa; where they
shall be crossed at ell times when the crossing
Is safe and practicable with Promptness and
dispatch.
Our Ferry is the Oldest and most Regular
Ferry on the River in or about this vicinity and
is justly entitled to the name OF sPermament,,
always ready for a trip without wasting an hour
and sometimes enduring total disappointment
Gas is the case very often with some other
Terries). Then come on one and all. Those who
wish to cross by the year can do so, at very
satisfactory prices and those who wish to cross
by the trip can be accommodated at correspond
ing low pr.ces the Ferry is now owned by
HIcxENLooPER and OyERMAN, and as AJoHNh
is familiarly known by the Oldest Inhabitants,
and some Of the new ones, as an sold Water
Dog" Of the most amphibeous kind it should
be . sufficient guarantee that Customers will get
their money back.
HICKENLOOPER & OvERMAN.
Feb. 21st, 1856, no. lily.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-19

To Make Fruit Pies.-No under
crust should be made 10 apple or any
fruit pie. Il is always heavy aud moi
fit to eat. Place a narrow rim of paste
around the edge Of the plate. and fiji
with the fruit. either raw or stewed, and
cover il. The juice will be retained
much better, and it will save a sight Of
butter and aour. which j. no ;rinine con
sideraiion in these Gays. anc, VIVA, is o.
moro consequence, save dyspepsia
which costs more. After cutting, they
are taken out with a spoon.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-19
Grand Chance
TO NVENz IN REAL ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishing to west the
capital in the Mercantile Business in which he
is engaged, offers for sale 3 Lots, and the
House thereon, on the principal street, only a
few blocks from the centre Of business, and on
a block adjoining the Depot Of the b. & nj.
X. X. in Ottumwa, on terms, considering the
location, present and prospective value Of the
property extremely low. The House is a
substantial two story, and on one side, three
story frame building with FIVE rooms, and ar
ranged for two families. Will sell the House
and one lot separately, but prefer 10 sell the
whole together, AL. GRAVES.
no. 2. If,
Demoine courier., 1856-06-19
NOTICE..

DElNG convinced from past experience
I'D that this climate is not co~ngenial to
my health and in consequence thereof |
will offer the following property situated
in Ottumwa for sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed,
my residence on Second Street, one un.
divided half of the Post Office lot, one
third of that space Of ground opposite
my Office, between T. Sinnamon,s prop
erty and the river. running back to DR..
Warden's line. Also $50 acres Of land
in Wapello County as advertised. For
description of which, see advertisement
in another part of this paper.
have disposed of my interest in the
Office to DR.. Douglass, and have ~relinquish-
ed the practice Of medicine. Doct Doug
ass will continue the practice of Medi-
inc and Surgery, may be found at my Of
&c as usual. | can cheerfully recommend
m to the public and my friends as a gen
tleman, well qualified TO give entire salts.
faction professionally to all who may feel
disposed toemploy him.
Jan 10th 5647tf, A. d. WOOD.
Demoine courier., 1856-06-19

Wdfer for Caices.-'Accident, says a
correspondent Of the Ohio Cul,ivator,
recently taught me what, ill then. / did
not know, viz:
That. calves while fed on milk need
Tree access TO wafer. / had supposed
the milk consisting Of their entire food)
was enough withou. water. Blu, in
changing my calves from one pasture 10
another, they passed a waite. trough and
drank heartily. acted On the hint. and
have since supplied tnem, and find they
need waller ~ often a. older cattle. No
dsy passed without their usiDg mole OF