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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-12-31
Death Of George Nv.

Z I. Nr.f
!, No man clung to life with greater enger-
pess than George w., OF was more unwil-
ling to hear from those about him any hint
or suspicion saf bis apparent decay. When
confined to his room and his case had be,
come apparently hopeless, he still felt the
vital stamina so strong in hin that he would
not believe his ownadanger; he talked q
preparations for the approaching Ascot
races. which he would attend in person. and
showed confidence. in bis recovery which
all around him knew TO be impossible. On
the 27th of May, 1890, prayers were ordered
TO be read in the CHURCHES for the restoration
Of the Kings health; and although the work
.sof death was gradually epproaching, the
most contradictory accounts; sTere constant
" circulated of his real slate. .Atlengtt
theawful moment arrived. He went to bee
on the night of the s5th Of June. without an,
particular symptom, but at three o'clock II
the morning, he seemed to awake in grea
agitation, and called for assistance. MI
Wathsm Waller, who was in attendance
came to his bedside, and at his reques
h helped him to rise from his bed. He ther
exclaimed, "Watty, what is this! Il
death! They have deceived mel" and II
that situation, without struggle, expired.
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The New York Sunday Dispatch gives
the following funny account OF how a color.
ed speaker "shilked the questions" 1,
ain one of the smaller cities of Massa'
chusetts the cclored population held meet.
ngs 10 discuss the propriety Of celebrating
the anniversary of the West India Emsnci-
patton, on the lst of August. At one Of
these meetings. very conservative gentle
man was exceedingly surprised to see some
of the "far sex" rising and taking part in
the discussion. After two or three Of the
sisters had "freed deli. mines" upon matters
under debate, he sprung up in greatly sx.
cited state, and thus addressed the audience:
"Feller citizens, ef I'd sposed dat de Ia:
dies would be p'mitted to take part in die
yere diseussion-(sensation)-efI'da ia node
dat de ladies' could jine in dis yere debate
Gall eyes turned on the fpeakero-ef I'd .
b'leeyed 70. one moment, feller citizens.
dat dc female sex would dar rise DER voices
in dis yere meetip, Fd-ieller ciiizens'--;;
("Wot would you've a did, ef you'd node
itr' shouted two or three Of the sisters, as
the whites of their eyes flashed upon the
speaker.) "Td-(s (scratching his wooD-Td
Jrung my wife along ,Oid me" Here the
discomftted orator dropped in his seat, com.
pletely exhausted.
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warrior! His forehead was marked with
one deep furrow; his eyes were glazed; aDc
the flowing scalp.lock had turned from,
black to white.
Mr.. Granger started back with horror as
he marked the fearful change one night had
wrought upon his Indian friend; and, as he
extended his hand to him, be could onl
say, as he pointed to the little mound, and
looked up ward: "She is in hearen."
The breast of the chief rose and fell
with stifled emotion; and the feelings Of his
big heart burst forth in these word: "The
White Fawn was Tsha. Mingo's eve. She
has gone TO sleep. Tisha. Mineo will see
nothing beautiful any more. The White
Fawn has carried away his thoughts. The
White Fawn's spirit has gone to live with
the stars. Tishs-Mingo will wait here un
til the flying star brings it back again; fol
the White Fawn said that her spirit woult
visit him if the Great Father took her away
too soon."
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Enccts Of OIL upon the Hair.


1t has been ascertained, by writer in
one Of the London magazines. that 50 far ss
its being true that oils and pomatumg in.
crease the lustre of the hair, their effect
is to diminish that polish which it naturally
possesses; while, whatever gloss they may
give to the hair, which is naturally dull, ie
false, and, like all other falsities, disgusting.
Absolute cleanliness. by means of water,
alone, to commence followed by brushing
in the direction of the hair itself, in q dry.
state, is the true method Of giving to the
hair all the polish of which it is susceptible;
and it is the effect of oils Of all kinds to dis,
turb or ipjure this, to say nothing Of the me-,
cessOry dirtiness of greasy hair. Il 10 the
effect of oils, also, to prevent il from curling;
and this object is most efectually attained
without artificial means, by curling Il when
wet, and suffering it to dry in that state
And as it happens that almost all hair has
a tendency to curl in one direction rather than
another, it is useful to study that tendency,
80 as to conform to it in the artificial fex-
,ure given.
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WHOLE NUMBER 56l

the English; and they had sworn 10 be re-
vsnged.
Finding that his words were received
with great disfayOr Gas we have seen,) it wns
then that the brave Tisha-M -Mi1go had relate
ed to his brother warriors the story Of he
love. He had told them Of the surprising
beauty Of the "White Fawn," who had
Dursed him in his sickness, and Of bet fAth-
er, who had dressed his wound tMiol Indian
ssgacity. concealing from Them Who hsd
inflicted IT'D and watched him through the
rawlings of deIirium; then he tod them OF
her death, drawing of their thoughts from
thepresent object of their revenge. until be
turned it upon the tribe whose waniors had
desscrdted the "Whits Fawb'a" grave, and
whom he had slain with his own strong arm.
With Indian eloq1eEce, he had pictured the
many touching scenes of his visit with the
"White Warrior" pbo hGd given him hi
o,Dn rifle, and aattered their pride BY teliinQ
them that the "White Fawn" had consent
ed to become the red mans squaw; then
dropping his voice, he asked them L they
would kill the .aWhite Warriors. th'
White Fawn's" brother.
1t was in answer to this uppeal--whsn
they learned why it was that Tisha-Mingc
wished the captive set fres-that all ex-
cluimed HE shall go free!" And. afte
loading him with presents, they sent 9h'
captive on his way rejoicing.
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A WORD 70 single NIen.

1t strikes us that there is a "wprld of Wis
DOM in the following quotation-brisf %
it is: - I
"Ever7 school boy knows that kite
would not dy unless it had a string tying It
down. It is just Gin. life. The inanwho
is tied down by half adozen blooninE re-
sponsibilities and their mother WIN mske 4
higher and strongerfight than the bachelor !.
who, having nothing to keep him steady b
always laundering in the mud. II yod
want to rise in the wcrld, tie yourself 70
somebody" "
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How Sweet tits to Return.



by SAMUEL LOVER.
> -
How sweet 'tis to return
Where once we've happy been, -
Though pulcr now life's lamp may burn,
And years have rolled between;
And II those eyes beam welcome yet,
That wept our parting then,
o, in the smiles of friends thus met
We live whole years again!
They tell us OF fount that flow'd
In happier days of yore, - '''''''
Whose waters bright fresh youth bestowed; !;
Alas, th, fouut's no morsl
But smiling mem'ry still appears,
Presents her. cup, and when
We sip the sweet" Of vanished years,
We live tlose years again.
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81 ...4los.s9 : .. s9pstital
-Four Hnndred Yenfs, -

s3Iaft2 -
Wild were thy plains, Colombia,
Thy plains Of evergreen; .
And ne'er before upon thy shore
:, Were foreign footprints seen;
But through thy groves the savage rov'd,
Where mountain streamlets how,
when brave Columbus cross'd the seas,
soar hundred years ago.
With heart Of siecI that feared no Ill,
With followers true and brave,
He bade farewell TO his native dell,
Z And tried the trcach'rous wave;
lie dar'd to roam the ocean foam,
Where stormy breezes blow, ....
And to thy shore glad tidlngs bore,
-Four huLdred years ago.
FaithT~ the gulde-Faith true and tried
That cherished! bsin on his way,
And pointed out the painless route
To where thine islets lay; -.-
Hope was the star that shone afar
kWith bright and dazzling glow,
Aud steered his bark mid dangers dark,
-Four hundred years ago!
But chang'd the scene siuce then, ween--
\ The savage chieftain hedi
And where Of old the grim wolf stroll'd,
Proud ciiles rear their head;
Aud fertile plains OF golden grain
In rich luxuriance grow,
Where all was drear as autumn scar,
Four hundred years agoi
81. ~
:, How many crag our starry flag -
!, Waves Ger the brave and free,
And our nayies ride in all their pride
: On every sounding ser;
And nations gaze in stark amaze,
For well the nations know r. =,
Our name and fame were not the same
Four hundred years ago
And far away, where the wild winds play,
Thro' the forests dismal night,
An iron steed with lightning speed
Darts like ray CT light;
And steamers glide Ger the sparkling tide,
y Where weary, faipt and slow,
The rich man drew his light canoe,
H Four hundred years ago
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GATThe man who can endure to have his
corns smashed, without grumbling, il most
undoubtedly possessed Of heavenly dispc,'
sition. One Of these true christians being
once at political meeting. he said u ! kind
manner to big burly fellow whoWas ssands
ing upon his toes:
"My dear sir, are you not miilerl" :.
"No. sir; why DO you ask !"
aWhy, Sir, the fact il, I thought you were
ID miller, aud very honest enc, TOO, be.
cause you have been grinding my corn this
half hour without taking toll 3 ~'...
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fraSteel your heart" said a considerate
father to his son, .'ior you are going now
among some fascinating girls" ~ had
much rather stealtheirs.' said the unpfonis.
inn young man.
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" (t.rs.I know ne such thing ~ genius,'
said Eiogarsh 70 Gilbert Cooper, "genlus Y
nothing but diligence.
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01rDr. johnson said s'peopls dock to hear.
woman rssach, notbseause shs prsaches
we'll, but because she Pfeachsa any how
just asthsy % to ssS ! dog walk 81 his
hind legs. though he does net walk d lhsn
near - wen ID i naii.A y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

ST John Eeesoo sacks corn to Price
GTges = e be
oa. Tvehs pgshsr sacks @ Psdrsauvs BrGeIs
sseSs bran John Duty ssIs oar casks
Shaw bb oar e Johnson Seoioo bb Hour
aoonsy Boso 81 bbs Pope Ellison dsoss4 bbis Of
weodra 8aos casks bacon Caldwell e.f
CLARK Hosey bids toeasco Hewitt Norton aso
Kenneth Dix Sco5 coils rope Donshery 6so-li2
mes
&coOOO bbls -four beans g. coils order
Ward Saunders Huntsundres to orderTotal q bales cot
ton, Is hhds tobacco
GRAND ECoRE-steamer Linda74 bales cotton to sundry
consignees
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILRoAD-lo bales to Trosclar 4 Haydell. At
Ager0o hhds Goodrich &eSoo bbls moasses 80 hf
bbs moasses John Williams &co2l head cattle to ORDER
r. ..Hsl ONTGHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoB1LEsteamer Floridal bale kereys 70 empty bbls 10
h do Gsddes boxes dse to Hugely Blair sco bale Of
10 whiting and
order.
CoNsIGNEEs.
NEW YoRK-Bark Rover-E L E Bonnett-J W Burbridge
seo
eop kG0G
aS
BaeouaneaSB Dngen &eoE Dufonssers &co-DeBianc
asa
rsas ssy
iinghsm-Gcoerieh &co-Hiteheock IangJ Herant--J q
hooMHesd Massie GcoA James eo0F Jsfrod@Kngs
land Barstow &co--and order.
& Low-Cuddy Brown &eoslark, staffer scoJ Burnside
Campbell strongs GlmVr s acse.oglssby Ma
ES Hson
Kennedy &co-Whiteman kco-J woodruff &eo1L evils
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

800 Mixed and White at 7sc 5000 White and Prime Yellow at
O 800 Yellow At the 800 Choice White at &c. and
small lots s586c "a bushe In Oats heard Of
transactions St louis held s0s5c and upward OF
Bran, AS sacks sold in lots 81 IS p 100 nsa further
advance. & 8f4sh & "a &eA ,ff l{4 VI +es VI "a
PRovIsIoNs. Pork in good request with sales Of
1000 bills of which 200 Unexpected Mess 49, ard 1880
Heavy in two lots $2s 80 p Dbl Bacon was rmer aud g
casks Ribbed Sides taken at 1c with some small lots at
1lM@l2c, and Shoulders at 91s@9Ac ID Or Green
Meats Is casks Sides sold l0c y The principal
sale Of Lard l01 hbls and tierces Prime at lc D.
BAGGING India active, and about $50 bales were
sod including 150 four lots, at on time loo at 1880
400 at l3c, 1870 at I31sc and 202 at lsac = yard.
COPPER Sales 2s5 bags 1o40llc, 100 skimminga at
CSC and 6ss bags ship damaged by auction at 10 ll6c b.
1850 bsles Western were sold in three lots at
Ss7 50 p ton.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE "A lot of IS bbls, on the evee,
brought zoe y gallon.
COTTON SEED OIL. Clarified was selling nj 95c@Sl U
gallon, according to quality. .tl.
WHISKY Wo noticed sales of 14O bbls at 2S1sI29c for
Extra Rectifed, and some Raw at 29Ha9kc p gallon
FREIGHTS.. Ships the berth for Liverpool still filling
up with Cotton at Sled. a ~ s
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAROLINA LANDTNG-steamer capitol-,72 bales cotton
1si daddy Brown dos to Thorn &soo2s Bales cotton 10
Ses%os s 10 DO
Watt Noble MobeSl2 John Wams &coia bales cotton
Friedandsr byne Vance bales cotton
sSs Pays
sS aS John W.T. &egs ssss os George hi
order-Totai i9S bales cotton.
LOUISVILLE Steamer Nebraska-26o coils rope Smith
&co bales twine 90 pcs baggtng 70 Whitehead Chambers
&eo7 sucks wheat bids tobacco 500 sacks hb
1 sacks sse wsst so SACKS cUs
6Sls # 9bl lard to Benton sacks ghsset
- hhds tobacco Moore Vanepn-l2 hhds tobacco 6
so5 hhds tobacco Is casks bacon Feqwes &cos5 hhds
RodewaIa hhds tobacco james Shds tobacco
GIesor Aieway Sec . bids tobacco LotspscR@s do il II
EEs5 sses cotton YIN Spe!y &eoISs sasks to jos
sg sss Sa ksS bg,sr
ows bes SssSa rye vsssns Eco
20 casks bacon Netteton seo7S bales cotton Mel
Mcab %sO s Iaas MeR
se sese S S
cotton ssi hhd nv
ki B Wilson 3SosI ba Sass jsnE = seS
Keds Roberts Terr Hsw Scri m &SoP sO Se
saiton Campbell Ssos bales cotton {
Williams caddy Brown tES AisTsy Nelson SSo (e DO
Sflas asSi S Ssss so''o'
Wright Allen 8ec1s WalkeT Stuart Hutehnson--7 Fried
Henderson, Terry Seo3 Frelson Stevenson Scoa bales 90
Watt Noble Mobey2Brady, German &ro-2baes cotto
Pnekard aeoSI hhds tobacco Feowes &eos do de-
Hewitt Morton Seos a. + Yeatman &soi II sher &c
poung West &co-l75 bbls -four 40 Feowes eo
l. l53 bb -four 80 bbls whisky Coleman Putnam Seo2 Cak
bacon Hewitt Norton &co-i0 do Yancnlina do
Levy Summers do to Given, Watts &eo26 bbls eggs
70 &coso boxes 10 do starin VOORHEES, rggs
axes u bellows bows kegs vsinish II boxes mdse
Y &co-30 bars 60 bdls Prestley Beiu-l6 pcs iron
"a bds do Re 4eol4 iron rs bdls do Feger sco
" lot machinery piano Brady German
ID der-Total l62o bales cotton, IS hhds tobacco
9 ATTARAPAs--steamer A W Baker--l hhds sugar his
b6s nolasses to Brand Landry bales wool Bsnchin
thaudet2 horns sheep
80 feet lumber to orillicn-sundries toorder.
80 GRAND EgoRE-steamer Belle sulphur-No cargo.
facroiSlo ms ceIases pesln Huriy 5o,Aoes 70
Troselair Haydels bales fe,e Soo21 bbis mol
v Warnekin Kerchhof- bales john Tnrn.-s,
dries to ordeTotal IS bales moss 81 bbs noases lis
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
T OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. CON-
u p A NJ II

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 18th March, 1851
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P
yer Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn, according law
and that the above
correct anfeript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P. JANYIER, Secretary.
and subscribed before 18th day of March,
A. D. 1851 G. II. BRADFORD,
secozd Justice the Peace for the Orleans
per in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday May
scrip dividend of THIRTY-POTR PER CENT the net
earned premlus of the year ending February g. 1885,
which certificates will be issued the first day Of
June, 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. UARRIERE Vice President
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arises further evidence increase Of the foreign
ade though the large increase Of foreign mpoaons Sugar
and Moasses may have something do with the
duiss much Of the Sugar bonded duties paid at the
several places Of destination in Western cities
The bank Of James Robb is going under the
vosbe prospects, and bill holder secured beyond
doubt long have the
proceedings Of Bank Presidents held last week. and which
caused much conversation in financial circles following
raarks from the Bulletin of this city, we copy the
benefit Of our country readers
Law q this State subject 70 all The conditions Of
sns ass 70 e sas ED
Board d go g Currency certified s to under oath
ssai s
applied ~ executors to meet is obi.
Sss
S
sn' M sss
s way shIse
ne doubts and objections which Misrepresentation may
ss ,s:ss. 4 NJ s,.ss
cossderas financial circles ande to the action Of
~ e s x Win p ps e ss s sga
judgment these to think that
may says sGssa and lhsy anu %
e State Tori
audt State alone and which he has already
alsm. !, =.
the bills this resolution Of the Presidents will
O Eli , ss5 &C. hs s sas
i.cn y for us T. give reasons for arriving
pat q onOpos very sure t. public sym
further opne, Tia. the folly the will b
ting step resembling their resolution The strong outward
Of public sentiment will effect this result in brief
We give very important decision regarding the duties
endorers delivered by the Supreme Court of
this State
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Court Monday April Present their Hons
n Msrriek Chief Jnsise Cornelius VOORHEES, NJ Buc-
pos aaa 4, t1 Apdsrsoe eo ct
o. Thos appeiisss. Appeal from the
th Justice voorhies this day delivered the
opinion Of the court in writing in the words and figures fol-
seek. to make he defendants liable 4 so1de
and " Bsaiy shs ssdorss damages He alleges that said
LOUIS wi with Instructions e forward
% 0 esssa h q b
* fsS s % a na
test IN endorser was discharged and Tho maker proved to b
The disclosed by the evidence are in our opinion
as s
ss * s e rs as snss the &C.
no. that " he ses s
Instructions the notices OF protest for Beatty and Moore j.
fiaaas%ihs Ia, where the note sppears mad
and dated tits therefore obvious that the notary theret
from obligation of giving notice to the endors
aeeording the requirements of the statute Of 1897,
Taiher Corning IL Co. be held liable to the painti
whose disclosed to them by j..
Anderson Co, for whom they acted agents. Under
efsetted rule of the commercial law, which we consider
disturbed by The statute of 1927 providing new and eenyens
pr0e they only bound give notice of the
OF the their principals and not the endors
had they his residence IL R. III; A. 500;
III
It'll therefore ordered adudged and decreed that the jat
Of the below be affirmed with A irEe copy
Clerks Office, New Orleans, May 6, 1851 ~, ,
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IMPORTS.

BoRDEAUX-ship Chieora-Lquors and rndse to Iacsyre
-Brougnrre &coC Cavaroe &coy Maignan-oyer frsres
Land Gute.E Roeherau &co-HendeEson Ganes--F de
Fuedes &co-J GurandTeahetaire ACCOMPLISHMENTS &co
Cestia &co-Deschamps &eo-Heb &coJohn Gaache-J
yaletor &coJ Currien &co-T CaEaun-W F YrudenbMgh
&co-Ferbos 4 Bordeoco-R Cahuzac fco-and order.
BOSToN-Ship Elizabeth Hamilton--Assorted mdse.
MATANZAS-Shp st Peter5O2 hhds Iaalada sos hhds
gar 2l7 boxes sugar 100 ties sugar to j b Murson
sAGUA LA GRAND-Sehr Simultaneously hhds sugar $50
boxes sugar 40 hhds molasses to p A Giraud &eo.
ST JoHNSSchr. Pollux334 hhds sugar 81 bbls sugar
hbds molasses is p Maxwell Sco. e
CARDENAS-Schr Jas Bayard-lso hhds sugar SO bbls
sugar de Wiser &co-l Dbl malada lot fruit order
BIL0XISteamer Joan Of Arc00000 feet lumber Stafford
& Bell.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Escaawpa-a5,000 feet lumber to
Samuels.
APALACHIC0LA-Sehr Jenny Lind-In ballast.
BoEFoUcASchr Libertyl00oo feet lumber 30 900 bricks
to order r
COyIHGTON-Schr Alleyon-500 bbls sand to orderr
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Union--600 bbls sand TO order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Mathilda--AO0 bbs sand to order.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, May 6.
Arrived to-day, 12 head of Texas Cattle The supply
Western Beeves comprised about q head heavy
Hogs offers Sop fed Hogs sold at77c. ample supply
of Ordinary Cattle and other stock remaining sale.
PRIgEs:
BsxF CArrLK-Western Fine and Choice .........-@l2k
Rough and Fair.
Attakapas Texas, ETC., Gnferor) .Sl56Sls
= Ordinary and Fair. .S20@S52
Hoes S@9
SHEEP per head) .$2GS2 rs
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky per hcad) S500SO
Ordinary. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .30(G65
Choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .S75@Il00
CALVES AND YEARLINGs .$66pl2 50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

6lR. LOCK WOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
A. experience in this city practitioner ct neuclne tor
the future will attend principally Office practice lie takes
this method Of informing the public that he treats nth npara
leei diseases Of the Head Ear Eye lungs Liver, Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Dtarrhea in word all chronic
plaius Rheumatism FORM Also the diseases
and cldren-especy of fenales Proapsus uter
Abs AuniOehoaa and that class Of Diseases
termed VEnercLl primary and secondary.
All wto suffering would do well to give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive and speedy
obgate myself all persons who have rheumatism
Pains Limbs make charge for my My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my office. This
Of my discoveries in Maeria Medca, and it is
taken with perfect safety; being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many hHmbn advertisements in the
newspapers with reluctance give the public
Address or call DAVIDSDNS ROW, I4S CARON-
DELFT street, between PoyGras and TIevia streets.
Once up stairs Hours from 6 A. N. to 9 p. VI.
S. " j, f. LOCKWOOD, N. n.
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a FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-ssIUP.

~ MCCAIN L PATTERSON, corner of Delord and New
NM Levee streets-The undersigned prepared to
MACHINERY Of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Plsnta
tlons Mills Cotton Presses Draining Machines and Rail
roads, Gin Gearing, Horse Power Fire Fronts, Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars patentedl otherwise, they
all kinds such uage Cocks and Valves of descrp
ton; Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings
Blacksmith Work for Steam Boats, Saw Mills, Ma
chnery Of any description that may be required.
They have hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Stirrup
Fange Bolts Guage Cocks Valves of all sizes used by Steam
Boats
them they hope, by assnous attention 70 their business to
aui2 ly MoCAN 4 PATTERSON.
AAA DANIEL EDWARDS IRON, COPPER,
~@TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS MOULDING, FIN
~ ISHING AND BLACKSMITHING ESTABLISH
MENT Nos. 2S, 80 and 81 New Levee and 81 80 and
Al Fulton street, New Orleans
Facilities of the following described Work.
superior to any other house in the South or West
Ghm CHM S, BEeseh ti5g s IN p,ns
I,Iarsers Filterers Heaters
Copper Tin and Pewter Worms for Dsler and Sheet Iron
Pipe.
Sole Agent Worhington's celebrated STEAM PUMPS,
adapted supplying boilers with water extnguing
fires elevating distributing public buildings
and water works, draining, ETC., etc.
Also for sale the New England Steam PUMP for feeding
Asherof's STEAM GAUGES for locomotive and stationary
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and COUPLINGS
and every description of BRASS WORK of mauufac
GAS PIPE, from q inches diameter, and all connections
to suit.
The trade supplied ASS WORK at New York prices
for cash.
Planters and others interested woud do well call and
anime Steam Trains the manufacture of Sugar, before
purchasing elsewhere They BON in operation for
years, ard give universal satisfaction.
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