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To Sugar Planters. ai
NTERRICK & SONS, Southwark Fan,

AVA dry. PHILADELPHIA having obtained the eyciuss.
right to manufacture and sell he n. RILLIErX PATENT
SUGAR-BOILlNGss APPARATUS, inform the riuss Il
Louisiana that they prepared TO contract for mh y
paratus with all its appendages. Vacuum Pms made by
them will kaye the tubes arranged as be iatea u
separately AID replaced at pleasure The sise II &.
Pans greatly enlarged and il desired can b set nm
frames, supported by columns sufrieutiy strong h0a
the app event OF the building beng buu dsss
Glohular or Cylindrical Strike Pans, planters mss
prefer with two sets Of tubes. New and impsoved Chi
ers with tube heating surface. in place q The snu ht
toms-makng it the most perfect apparatus yes ofefa
SUGAR planters s,s.. & -.-st - .,-.,5s 40 - IL
NJ & s. a 50 manufacture complete Open Steam ffsta,
Sugar Mills, Engines and Boilers, Strike Pans, fsas
Engines md Sugar-h0usc Doctors, Syrup Tamil, EAaA
Bone black Burners. Biow-ups Air Pumps, Csse Jair
Syrup and Water Pumps Steam Traps or Float Boxes b.
Nssmyih Steam Hammers. Marine and Stationary T.
gnes ynl every variety Of Mach nery fr Plantations l
Refnsries. Apply to sssfsass sssf
Ike W. E. THOMPSON, Commercial Agent
fEF - q III = e. tt&}ksE S. ~ Caap asNi;
w FLANDERS, Engineer and Agent
febo14m 40 Camp street, New Orleans
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To those ,rho mav feel intere.,.d.:

Being the original protector Of the larv. f,,,.
burning bagasse in front Of boilers used for af
and having erected one in 1854 and anoshe, l. Ios4
out meeting with the success had au,ii,,,.i j w
naces requiring too much wood and gres, a., -
greeable labor in clearing them Of cinders-T as.
Messrs Hagar & Allyn to erect within nv fp,n.. saM
Patent Improvement for the more edectuai h.,,.ssH
bagasse. now reoioed to say, that After h. ne
tried their mode of burning the bagasse durinr n
rolling, can with pleasure state that in INV ios
planter can have nothing better that viii sSr..~'
satisfactorily all that can be reasonably exurtsS .
sired. With a sufficient supply Of bagasse IL u.,s.
to the size Of the furnace nsed from half to one sns ~
cords of wood is IN ample supply for tventyhw ~.
working -rr Z. E. KnIRDGE
Thibodaux, La Jan ln
Messrs. Hagar 4 Allyn: Gentlemen-Ypur fursae, :
burning bagasse, constructed the Renzi Nhns,or :
the Parish Of Lafourche, works admirably and 4 ~,
peror to two other modes that had preyiosuly M
Your addition OF the skeleton arch to one of a. ~
modes. was great improvement but did not r,nlsts
furnace near 20 effective as your entire furnace
A. R0BlE06
Thibodaux, La, Jan ls5s.
Messrs. Hagar 4 Allyn: Gentlemen-Ths spolntim 4
your skeleton arch to the furnace for burning he,s
the Rrceland Plantation in the parish Of Laaae +.
been decided Improvement and in fact has szeses =
most sanguine expectations. janl7I T. c. EWING.
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COTT'S LITTLE CIANT"CORN AND COB MILL,
Patented May 18th, 1854. aru-a
'HHE attentention of Planters. Farmers

rNHE attententiOn OF Planters, Farmers
l. and Stockholders general respectfully called "a
this mill the most important article of the kind now in
only well adopted TOR grinding cob meal for STOCK
but Frs for the table, and especially Bread Meal om corn
not fully ripe or dry in the fall
In setting this mill mechanic az frame work 10 want
ed only requiring to lie fastened to floor or PLATFORM
Easily adjusted and used by anybody, even child.
The Little Giant has received the first premiums at the
late Agricultural Fairs in Missouri, Kentucky Maryland
well the ready Communications Of fhe thousands
witnessing its performance
These mills guaranteed in the most positive mans
and No. warranted 70 grind 10 bushels OF feed per
complete ready iLr attaching the team-No. ut So
erinds 20 bushels yer hour with two horses.
Manufactured by Scott Durt 81, Louis; Scott Kock
bee, Baltimore; Scott 4 Hedges, Cincinnati.
s,4ssss.4sr From the Cincinnati Daily Times
.THx LITTLE GIAxT."-By invitation We called at th-
establishment Of Scott Hedges yesterday to witness thu
operations Of what the inventor has denomnated the ts
tie Oiant Corn and Corn Cob Mill" If ever name was
well applied Il IL In the instance The mill weighs
only about three hundred pounds and with single horse
attaceedi ten foat shaft it eats mp and cob with
best patent Of this hind attained and 10 80 simple
In its construction that be put together and set IN
motion In twenty minutes and afterwards be adurted aud
used with by anyb"dy It will grind with ease froa
10 he farmer, this i 20 simple in Its construction
occupying little space. propelled by power always on
han and furnished at the exceeding low price Of go A.
fors of the gfestsst eonveniences have
Wherever they have been inE0duce they have univer
sal iAvOr Let every interested in agricultural raur
call in y scet Hedges No. Water stree examine and
see It in operation.
For safe In Thibndaux by the who hss one
IL operation, which he vilite pleased e exhibit
nove-ni6 B. F. HOLDEN
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To Sugar Planters. :

= ing community for past patronage t,tss :, pau.
s.tlng mat he is now ready to take con,r,r.a
construct on Of Sngarhouses Purgeres Bsoa..s @ r he
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HDUMA. EXPRESS.
% F. HOLDEN ha. now placed VI

liae lfoW The RailOad Crossing, Terrebonne De
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{ TOPPER, ZINC, TIN, SHPpr
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Thomas Sweeney, s-+
GHEETIRON, COPPER, ZINC, TIN,
~ BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURERS,
HOuma, La,
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asEs.si AADE AND REPAIRED, AND II
CARRIAGE TRIMMING done il. the
" best manner. The undersigned having enjoyed /.
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HO. FOR THE RAILROAD!

ToHN BERGER has placed q Stage E@EA
y and Express upon the line from
Houma 70 the Railroad Crossing, Terre- -. =
homie Depot. capable Of carrying twelve passengers
The Express viii leave Hoama morning Mt eight
O'clock and returning Hauma, will leave the Depot
fmmedafey ON the arrival Of the from the City,
ny u hsH past IL. 80 ~ 4@41 So
Another Stage
WIN leave HouusA every day between haK pa ten and
elsyen O'clock in time meet the cars on their return
from Bayou BnE that for New Orleans will
have about three hours time In this place than
heretofore. s,-s s ..-..tr-. E-- ~
FARE EACH WAY, II 90
He hopes, by attending y and convenience Of
the travelling public merit share Of their patronage.
He has consantiy on hand canveyances Of kinds At
hosMa In convey passengers in any direction.
z8es}-,i Hotel and Stable. IT
The undersigned would also inform his
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dafe alfwho may call upon him. with comfortable odg-
Ags, and his table Is always well supplied with the best
tht he procured in in the market Every exertioa
will be made administer comfort and convenience OF
htsEuests *t@ss q 4i-ss2 s=t'-[ ea
His stahaea we'll stocked, and means Of conveyance
may he ut all times Travellers conveyed to
pnrt Of the coantry at all tines and On the most accom-
Modsting terms. COS; az al ss.-a-l - e.
Nee 6Sf ~ sA ss'S}ASe.7' JOHN BERGER
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