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NOTICE TO FARMERs-I am now

~ prepared 70 sell 20 the Farmers OF TrumhulI and
Portage county, Delanoe's Independent IIor.e Rake.
which is the best Rake now in use, both for rakfns
hay or cleaning Stubhle | an al o prepared to sell
Balls Ohio Mover, which IS the hest Mover nOw in use,
and took tile FIRST premirm ass Mower. at t,ie U.io
State Fair in 1856 also. on hand and for sale. Cr0weTs
Thermometer Churus, thcy can't be b=a. also, BE
Hives, Fork Handles. Provision Safes. Hoe Handles,
Straw Cutters, &c, ali Of which will be sold cheap lar
cash, or produce, at my shop on Quinhy uin. west side
Of MahOniag River. CHARLES MESSENGER.
Warren. June Il. isJ7-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-02

GS REAMS WRAPPING PAPER
w Just received at Porter & Sons Boossorr.
which Wall be sold much lover han mill prices. Calf
nd see It. PORTEK < son.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
~ DR.. SAINT STRONG'S
FEVER AND ACHE HEsTRnVER-

NEVER KIN o WN TO FAIL
~ DR. SAINT STRONG's
FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER.
A few extracts from letters, giving the opfniop Of
Ministers. Doctors and Druggists, of that highly cele-
brated Remedy, DR.. SAME STRoNG'S FEVER DE-
STROYER.
THE DOCTORS RECOMMEND IT.
DR.. Samuel Strong's Fever Destroyer Is 5ust what we
want in this bilious climate. 1t has performed many
remarkable cures. A.LARIMOEE, N. D.,
Mahon, Huntington Co, Ind.
StrOng's Fever Destroyer sells we'll, and gives the best
Of satisfaction to its many customers.
IL L. Henry, Druggist oberlin, Lo-ain Co, Ohio
The Fever Destroyer is the medicineIor the ague and
feTer-it cures every time. I think it IS the best ague
medicine ever sold.
Rev. E. /. Young. Dewitt, Clinton Co., Mich. saws:
DR.. Sam1 Strong's Fever Destroyer is without a doubt
informed b. the druggists that it cives the best Of sat
isfaction. and has become one of the most popular
remedies, ever introduced in the West.
L. Thayer, Druggist, Lansing, Mich. in one of his
letters, says:-Ih have sold several gross OF DR.. Strons's
Fever Destroyer with great success, and want nothing
better.
S. Strong & Co., observation-disclosures: Your Fever
Destroyer has given universal satisfaction, and per.
formed many wonderful cures in this section.
Respectfully your ob't serv'ts,
Z & BRO,
East Saginaw, Michigan.
L A Smith & Co. Druggists. Warren. o, says:-sThe
sales of the Fever Destroyer increase as it becomes
it has been used, that We have heard Of; we have war.
returned"
Sold in Warren by Z. A. SMITH & Co. Niles. by
H. IL MASON Youngston, by NJ. 7. JEWELL; j.
and WILDER & WARNER
August u, IsJ7-tf.
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AYERS CHERRY p
nor the rapid cure Of


4 Coughs. Coils. Haarseuess, Nj
HfoleAitis, NhoOpIn3 Cough ~
Asihiul and Cons Imrti0n. Is uni- y-S
vetssiiy known - the best rene
dy ever yet diScoVeTed FOR every es
variety Of Pulmonary disc8se.- ~
So wide is the fell o. It's useful ~ A
ness and 50 numerous the cgses 49, >
Of its cures. that EinGst every 2
section o. the country arcapCs n persons pa Tel
knOxn. Who have been restored from alarming Al
even desperate diseases Of Ge luEgs b its use. Wae
once tried is superiority over every other Medicine a
il Kind IS too apparent 10 escape observations. an
where its virtues are tEoTn, tire public 10 longer hes
tate what aZtidcte to employ Tor The distressing an
dtngerous affections OF the pulmonary organs Wis;c
are incident to cur climate BY is timely use haupy
nay almost all attacks Of disease upon the Laugs G.
throat, are arrested and thus are saved uauy thhu
sands every year from q premature grave N~f.mit
should be EiiaCCs Il. and tnGss NEo do negScs to pro
vide themselves wit1 a REMEDY which wards OF hi
dangerous class Of diseases VIII have cause to deplor
il when it is top late. Proofs Of lie surprising eal=sc
Of the Cherry Pectcral need not he given 70 the 8m-i
lean reoPle-they have living proofs in every neigh
hOrhoOd. Eut those who wish to real she statement
fthose whose whole heal,h has been restored an
whose lives have been saved by its use. VIII find tN-i
in ny american Almanac which the agents below aaE
ell has to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared BY Or. J. c.. Az Es. Practical Chemisi
Lowell, Mass and sold by Z L. Smith < c. War
rem Org ". Howe, North ~Bloonheii; II. W. COILsi
Nesopctamiai Ensign 2 WOGIEortn. Seeton PAX
and al dealers in medicine eyerynhere.
Tr1v , 40
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MORE OF THOSE CHEAP Family
w Bibles. elegantly bound. that we always keen on
hand, have just been opened at
ADAMS ROOESToRF
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ITO MANUFACTURERS.-The nm

Il dersigned offers for sale an erceIent iE1pr0ped
KNITTING Loom, with extra sets of needles, arranged
Tor knitting all kinds Of knit goods, shirts. drawers,
socks stockings, craYats, &c. &c. 1t can be worked
by hand or water power. Terms of sale and full par
tculars made known by applying personally, or by
letter to :he undersigned, at Bainbridge. Bissels P. o.,
Geauga Co. Ohio. JOHN M0WBRAY.
JULY. IS5a-6g#
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DOIKAS, SCHOTTISCHS, Mazour-
kas, Waltzes and Marches, for the Piano and Nc
lodeon, at ADAMS BOOK & MUSIC TORE.
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THOMAS b. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA

1 healer in
CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Sefsa fays:ng , Ct ASD WAR
gage and nd a. q R GlsE R ss1a aTE pertain
Advantages of 1restg and around ST. Paul and in Min
ae $50 generally. A. ,o.,
tai If t ocaoa snG
S % t Ill., R rs n Hf' s
hunting T Tns "s f sm
its great yanes in the Southern
Of and 1csse ss vii
made with aydiy at far the present rates Of lands
Tie y arrivals St, PAUL. varied from three
tnssy unprecedented in ajs country;
G St IL # h ana ssss avs
description Of the particular Or general
.s ss saS s Fl | 5
rs country IT, made order for the express
German in his last Messageto the Legislature sit
am aware that in annual messages this
kind speak of the prosperity of the country and to place it
tn e oeos Yet he and ss
s s be t in Of h W5R
good health and the physical man and braced to
the county understand fact demonstrate The
experience Of our whole population In last annual cou
the rapid growth every part favored Then
S sRs p nj iSGs
among did anticipate than half that the truth has
then
5 pd has 5 s fnow o
M past os IL Of s T Gna o M ay
"ntans rI, bolsand solsan incTease in M
Of Forty thousand btg more than hundred and fourteen
ner cent, should is ratio of increase continue far two wears
onger the population Of the Territory State will be three
time for three our wouid reneh he
i lbcr Of seven hinred and thirty ave thousand sous
would and myself and therefore ncredulous of
ture YET is rejected without calcula
l9e emigration homes il the Wss. When reflect
that the organization of States and Territoes attracting
the attention Of the whole American mind each POLITICAL
Empire to the citizens Of each State and bringing before the
rising generation world OF enterprise and tempting opp0s
hasy in fixing the same standard for the future which has
The old thirteen Colonies States has been in part
CULTIVATION FOR nearly Of eeir and the excess
necessity for seeking ne avenues 10 support comfort and
The Of rich soil not yet occupied in Terri
every kndte extensive pi1ses supplying inmber-tic
eo'erss sf, 6er sssspr minnesota and s. roiS tS
combine in Al" eminent degree to INVITE population capital AID
wonder progress in tie Ave years trust shall
be paroned II III this connection suggest the propriey ans
public policy Of our renanins Territory for fey years with
Site sovesgy Or progress rapia but healthy ana
give and when manhood
Ia KIND OF INVESTMENTS MADE
v,,.. ,.,,u - ,,.,,-u H ON ~ ,,,.,.... -
s1sd e oaE nc n nn Minnesota money can be
monh for six or eIve Months, improved in. I Per cent
s"Gh to 3hs Of ,r ns ye Gsh sne can be
inaturity-int payable nj annually E
that will ao n s .ho IN anuay
fant 5y sexual settler inprovsd and cultivated
twenty interest the of warrant max
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=. "; q Duncan, camp, c. Basin
Vaudeville and Morales
s. Louis cathsd ifs sS Esen Square,
St. An'hony-Rampart, CONT
St. BaTthoiomew-Vler t. seguia and Barthelemy, Al
s.,ehn poptist-nry@des: b; coau ,cG,alliops.
s. s. NssyTjs;ssSi"f, IIys osf Laurel
S. S. F4etS% B. da a'S s saa
s. TherssnS9aTp, Erp junction with Pry'"nia
st. Vincent de Paul irsn;iueu, c. Montsgus.
-, Ursalire ConTen'-Below The city.
FIRST FIRST COMBINE fHTG: i {; Nl5lsSTons.
Protestant Il; f sPfESS; ?; lula.
s., reters-tseameus Bethel) Esplanade.
LEg sns;,, protsstane Fra,caisc-Kan,paFiic i
Christ Church-Canal, c. Dauphine
s. s. I Fagg,,s-Gfaamp. G. GeiensiS;
. Pi as"5 nSs.y road
AnnunSiation-A nnunciation Square,
,rr,,, Mount oNvet-Algers.
,,,r,,o,,,S, Euterpe, b. Bacchusapd Dryades
Garondest, b, Hcyia and Giro
h hGysas c {. li ftinsiSiore.
Marias, b, Benvile and Cont.
Coffee, n. Jackson.
St Paul tc9lored2
| Algiers.
| PRESBYTERIAN:
Lafayette Square.
Prytania, c. Clio.
Casacalvo, n. Railroad
Canal, Z. Franklin.
Fulton, H. Josephine.
Prytania, c. Josephin
| ThHiia, c. Benton
| ,,,, - Bontsny, Carap, n Cads
| GERM EYANG.:
| Protesapt-Phip, c Chippewa
| ,,,,rr FEoiestEHt-Clio, b. Apollo and Nuyadcs
PrytAIa, {. Calllope.
| Clio, b, PFytaIin aud Dryaies
: JerpSichore, II. NRyades.
EVterpe, b. Bacchus and Dryades,
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SPLENDID STOCh.-P. MALLARD. 81 ROYAL
- strcetA =. Maard heiug back from his trip Europe
informs his friends the public generally that he
offers a magnificent cGcc of FURNITURE for Paror
Dining Room, Bed Room from the best manufacturers of
Paris and from his establishment.
Also, splendid of Leaps Brncatces Damask
Muslin BonetS Gips CT Rll descriptions
perry and curtains
Sevres Chnaware fancy and plain white do, Cut Glassware
Bronze Statnettcs Cornces, Window SHADES Mats Rugs Mir
Of all sizes and descriptions All OF these articles having
been purchased with the and under the personal
superintendent Of Mr. Mala he invites the public generally
to visit his really splendid stock with which he
compete Mo
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oriental Rose bud w. W.
-F1yEs- TENS r5
jackson. sa.on. 4
~. spo.!Eswood, Bafsh. "a.
Wilson'S, 'iN Sorth,s,
B BsysS1y's'r Boyee.
N'ns ana not e Panton Esear 'f '0'oen
Together with other brands and choice article of Per-
' o havana '' safTH VAN BHsTHgxs I'm .,..,,
NqHe H6 ssH EHH q FsBFESsHSHR g shW
an s s an to hs W T Of
commencing LIST day of September 1856 to LIST sepsem
l-oHARGEs TO FACTORS Rsy AND RECEIVERS OF COT
Dreyase, from landing within the Port
storage labor in ping and delivery 20 cents per bale
turned out for selection, that may he necessa
sary restore reptile and additional
charge cents per bale.
To replace iron hoops with ropes cents per
Af BE orleP, repairs shall be Charged
2-CHARGEs TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON COMP EssED.
All Cotton ordered TO be compressed within
three days of the day it is weighed trans
ferred by Brokers' free of charges; if the
sship, is ready otherwise 10 pay for piing .-,
All Cotton not ordered to be compressed and Pei
shipped within the above mentioned time, to
And for labor on delivery per bale.
s.-cHARGEs TO SHIPPERS OF UNCoMPREssED COT
Labor for housing and piling. cents per bale
CHARGED ANEW.
Storage if compressed delivery month"; 10 bale
| Storage if uncompressed on delivery,
| "a UNIFORM CHARGE OF FIFTEEN 1) CENTS PEI
BALE for drayage shall be made shippers compresse
Cotton and twenty COD cents bale and repairs Coo
shipped uncompressed.
All the foregoing charges payable monthly.
1t is likewise agreed, that charge Of fifteen per
shall be made for the of the Yard for CHASING and mark
10 purchasers of Cotton all Cotton moved other Pres
| for COMPRISING party TO this arrangement.
Signed FRERET BROS,
Ievee Steam Cotton Press. L. LEBEAU, President
| Ia and Factors Presses. .......J HASKINS, per
Parker Haywood
| Union Press. PENN 4 ROBES,
Shippers & Merchants Presses. BELL. BOYD
Orleans Press ....:...........FASSMANN Il YANCEY
Planters Press. .ROBT' ABATT Il CO.,
Canal Street Press. C. VAN WINCLE CO
Mississippi, Commercial and
Branch Presses. .......... BARNES, STANLEY & CT
New Press. .IG SZYMANSKY,
Alabama and Bramal Presses MOORE 4 SIMMONS
Now Orleans. Sent 20, lS5i oct20
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A NEW LIGHT! A NEW LIGHT. q
IA ANEW LIGHTii ~, IN
g KERR Ne OIL,
Not Explosive! =4a9

THREE QUALIT1Bs.
Kerosene Burning OIL,
81 na'f "a Substitute for Camphene.)
Kerosene Burning and Lubricating OIL,
S@$ "a Substitute for Lard, Coils and syIvic oil3
Burning every kind Of OIL Lamp AIso substitute for the
best Lubeatiag Oils heretofore used for machinery
@ Kerosene Blnnacle OIL, a
"a Substitute Sperm Oil generally used In ships
LampsD .sIsl .7-t
And for any other illuminating OILS in useburnipg also
in all the ordinary Oil Lamps.
--- 2
The undersigned Sole Agents in Louisiana for the North
American on Company of New York, beg leave
inform the public and their that they will be able
furnish the above valuable Oils They do not hesitate
NJ THE KEROSENE BURNING OIL ,.! q
will eecuay snpersce Camphene and Gas account Of its
xplosyeness powerful light That KEROSENE
superior any of oil other material nsed
1ubrcatig purposes such Palm, Lard Sperm and
Olive OIL whilst burning it will give better light an
Lard Cola Rape Seed Syyic OIL having tie further
advanage stand !impd In cold weather. y -.S
As the KEROSENE BINNACLE OIL, which is extra
quality Of the Oil manufactured expressly for ships
in the coolest regions they
certain will be found truly superior article for unn-
ang purposes and the desderatum sought after for
Testimonials of nnquesonabe character proving
the valuable properties of these Oils will be published in due
time and full Information given in hand and bills also
public papers, the Oils and the Lamps received
Liberal arrangements will be made with the ship chambers
Samples Of the KEROSENE BURNING and KEROSENE
LUBRICATING OIL be seen in s74s ag
shipment of the Bnnacle Oil will be received In few days
Agents Louisiana the North American l0i
Company. I. 7 DE-
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NEW VARIETY, COMB AND FANCY GOODS
~ STORE, No. so CANAL. STREET, Charres
The undersigned, lately arrived from the North, informs his
friends public that opened street.
door from Charires street, VARIETY AND COMB.
STORE and will offer his goods ut VERY Low PRICES, at
WHOLESALE and RETAIL and invites the Of those
wishing good article and low his extensive
ment ALE. ROUSSET,
o1E NJ aistrra Iharfra
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HAlIs RATENT coNcgET Hi FIRE

AHN[M3pRONF SAFEs.-THE ONLY FlREPROOF SAFE
NJ. H%;W1TH Pi.A TIE IRON BUX.-The subscriber
gen in this city OF the manufacturers has received
supply OF small, large and llInmoth rendering
his assortment complete This is the only kind Of long
established reputation which has invariably protected
tents VIXEN accidentally tested by fire. and the manufacturers
which DARE OFFER sDO FOR PROOF TO Contrary; Its
ALSO The only popular fire proof Safe for sale here which has
interior pacron box, and Is therefore, ncopnrably
proof than is rival article. The makers Of the
C0NCRETE SAFE do not impose upon their customers by
using powder proof lock, anil at the time leaving
cavity in the door which can by simply turning be
opened in half mimutc, into which large qunuty
powder be introduced safe Paso del Norte Texas
having powder proof lock- thus opened last November
and robbed of Government money Neither do Messr Hail.
DoGds Co. max article which like the Sanador Safe
liable TIN from the inferior of the pteiron,
htbting holes in the side hack etc. and rendering the iron
too thin and sustain fall Using only the best
American iron and performing their work faithfully they
not prepared tempt by Offering c%avagan dis
counts those who only their Safes OF
ferior English iro but likewise slight their work above
scribed b; they conf lent that those who will critically
the Concrete with any other description Of Safe, viii
give IL decided preference have purchasers already
je26 ISAAC BRIDGE, - Magazine street.
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Yyek TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
sa land in Eastern Texas known the McQueen land
Devil Port the Waches river. This land is offered in
change for dry goods and groceries, wishing
trade for it in this by addressing The undersigned
learn the and particulars which will be such will
suit the parties Offering References quality Of
land and title be made to Hon. George W. Smyt, Hon. T.
VIM Eddy and R. c.. Doom, ESQ.,, Of the citizens
,.is county SAMUEL G0ODE
Al JaSuer county, Texas.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.

JAMES RoBB L CO., 81
s. NICHOLSON & co, ~
Corner Exchange alley and Canal street.
SAMUEL SMITH 4 CO., :, - =. 49,
Corner Camp and Grayier streets.
=. Corner Camp and Caral streets. 95'f
BROWN, JOHNSTON Co., 49, = -,sh5
BENoIsT, SHAW 4 CO., .''iE
MEEARD. lesson Co, -7rts-So .r4-. % -r3
BANK OF COMMERCE, '' 'N'~'- 'f
JACOB BARKER, Agent, 49, s'
THOMAS II. BARKER, .-@I 4 ! = : =
Il. ". CONNER SON
No, 30 Camp street. 0a-r a.
II. B. MERREL4L& CO.. !, 49,. 81 +
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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cor, ARTNFE SIIIh1-TIIE rtNDFRsr(,NF = W
bis day formed q partnership under nc syie 81 H. W
and Ranking Susncss in fbir cy ffrp M a ern strat
~ - - II " caSNSEkk Sf'''
New Orleans. November I. ,sss ma II. W coSNEh 'f'
| -+-------------- - -------
In DERIC THOMAS becomes nv partner The styie Of The
J. EUGENE ToURNE. ~
'''" o''N' -'''e'''' :. .oo0 :s.s; ~
4 rr,yyrs Under s,crpn II .yIxc1 rop,,rn .cop.pr
nership will continue as heretofore to transact General
10 ana commission business at the Old stand VIII at
os,s " & @ YES ana outdoor sales
Anctinn Store '' Wal ee'eeeNeu apu soio NJ 'he'
clandise etc TnIf w TtinM aes sn,s aei
10 = = " E&cnange Alley.
COMPREHENSIVE w PAIFREY hay
nersbp tev viii a so das caopu AZ o part art
Business at file old stand No n Camp street under
lie style Of ""N' '' PAIFREY { CO. CO..
I New Orleans November l. lS5f-nl - - -.
---- ----
osa H. H. ~ ra have
ABtZAN 4 co ot No D. e'amn street New orieans "
q w. ~ w. 70 o'l VII q r he &C" IIfa
s5s s.--t -hfA : kfTss 4; iIAbuAAN'
New, Orleans October % ,s5sHogi 81 fo"e'''A .'lF
DIsSn, YtpIoy Tup RI p.prNposIIp yIr,pr
49, ,d ,,,o Az !,
The hnsness Of tle bouse viii he cnrnsd Nv te
srned mnJar tla firm If P6 NNFV.I G nIICP * w "uei
''@ ~ ~ ~ " AiEy RSNNEvt1
New, Orleans November % 1s5s-n2s Ia Do'f'''
N--- -------
dissolution OF C0PARTNERSIIP.-
THOMPSON, ALLEN l. Co. Is this day dissolved By its own
limitation.
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| @ Q! y \ "
Grand Lodge II T.o.,.,...

y m
1 THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LouIsIAy.
meets semi annually on the fourth II ~ "
JAY, in Grand Lodge Room Odd Fellow Hi y ana
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orieans sncr "
oHcers FOR the Present YearEdward PiIsburv II rn,.
Lodge No. 49, N. W. Grand Master; Howard ar
Covenant No II Deputy sand MASTER Ansus Bsa, o.
Of Unfon Lodge No W Grand Secretary. Henry
Of Commercial Lodge No H. r. w Grand Treas, II. ~
Blake Of Commercial No. IL and II. g. gtetson n rnt%
western Lodge No 49, Representatives TO the RI WI SIAM
Lodge o. NE United States K Sutheme, ComnercaY
No Grand MARSHALL Gardner Smith, iod9e
No. H. W. Grand Conductor; Paul H. Mortimer ar inien
Lodge NO o. W Grand Guardian j. ford Of Cyesc,nt
Lodge NOS, w. Grand Herald. ~ ga ---F'a's8
District Deputy Grand Master-E b. Msunse Of e1venapt
Lodge No IL District No. s. Burke Of Jefferson Lodge
No. District No Richards, Of Excelsior Lodge No.
81 District No. sd G. Paskens oS st. Marys Lodge No TO-
frict No 81 Heron Of Deoto Lodge T. District No Il
Hiilman Of Carroll Lodge No. 30, District No. 81 u d.
Of Trinity Lodge No. 81 District No .; John Moore
q New Iberia Lodge No 80 District No. III H. Hunsecker Of
No RI District No ~ George Dermeyer Or Maguoia Iodgs
No Y District No. l5 8. Slaughter Of Chepevyjie Laoe M
T. District no. 10; T. Maurin. Of Assumption Lodge NO
49, District No. II. zgsgss 1870 w.
Standing Committee. Sate the Order p O. M O. W
q - jar Stockton VIM shannon nd e kaan,f
Petitions and Appess-P. q. NJ j. g. Dunlap; p O. Ma.
neE aud y a. Patterson Iegislatiye--P d. a. M HenTv
Bier; r Gs L. r. Power and VIM. Dearue; Fjnanee--P Il
NJ ino CrekaId and e. Geo areshide Constitution and
BY Iaws-P; Gs 3: Turneaux A. w McrJonaId and d r
Michel: Credena-P. Gsy n A. Den,5ei W. HI MefntosS
and Jacob Faust. = r Ia - :. -. 1tf
All communications to the Master or Grand nr~tsr
should be orwarded TO the the Grand serearv IN G
Fellows Han. THOS. II. SHIELDS, Grand seerefary
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MeGOlVAN'S CELEBRATI1D HLANTA-
W TON PuMPS.-DuUBLE-ACTINGS ICTHlN AND
FORGE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS
HuNDhED AND TwENTY TIiousANb GhLIoSs PER
HOUR; SUG AK-ltOUSE PUMPS; FIRE ENGINES :;
PUMPS FOR GtSTERNS AND DEF WELLS; COPPER
i;INED JUICE AND MotA . WITH BRASS GALL
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
Mc'iowau Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume Of from the
Engines small Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice oRsses forcing hot
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckne Engines rT
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, ed by brake,
ozzle, Il distance oil from 100 to 10 feet.
The engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular mill gin stands etc, and he furnished
without pumps for printing houses houses etc. where
onpact and simple vertical engines desirable.
No bc work erection of kind in pntting
these Engines work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections made.
Messrs. Geo. n Wirclell, Bro. & Co:
Gen-lhe urnplEg Engine purchased OF yor for use OF
has been ;ife and given perfect satisfaction
consider ii the hest pumping apparatus within knowledge.
TIC engine drives, besides the 30inc circular
three lRe and drill and there power spare, with
So pound the square inch of the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend IL to the notice Of railroad and
others. Yours truly,
S. b. MORSE, supt. C. and c. II. R.
New Orleans owe u,ler l. 1885,
Office N. o., Or and u. W. Railroad Co.
Mr.. I. Bridge Sln 10 inquiry relative to the
only say they quite equal your representation
H that the variety Of pumps we bave in use, they
decidedly the best
The above Pumps Engines constantly for sale by the
ubscriber, sole agent here for the manufacturers
je25 ISAAC BRIDGE q Magazine st ct.
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lSDlA lkt BiSER Jitl41lNE.
large stock OF all Size. OF the Fucanzed India Rubber
Betting will he sold at low prices The cost is much below
leather banding. je25
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vENC-0 kegs orted sizes qualities and eoass for sale
- by ALFRED ERARNY,
jas u Magazine street
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JNO. G. TURNER,
EDW'D 0. WILLARD,

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hereby certify the foregoing be Of this original
act of record in my register In faith whereof
L. have hereto signed and affixed the impress Of
official seal, this fourth day of May. a. n. 1856
p myi6 r. Brennan Not. Pub.