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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAlLROAD-
~ II one,uce The Large ans1nt u Fresei and 20 -
u.yuo.. of f.s .. transportation the Road. %
r-scf, Laye d-d di.oo nue the Albany Express I.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
EOGNS AND STATIONERY.

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Fad >lr.ei sppas ste lie (lu,rs
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4 '>s' - " or hsirt afii Il ttis s.iy,ng adii-
/ of
En- Statran4ry
Afps LihUgrapl.
Pscrfi"s, Nsitine ! aus
i'.tt Monies t,ud sIri Ste.t T., H.
- Tho Wttt gfs at NaitN Il armies t,.u,ily
k.t" lL,nk SL,lta-.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

AbAL ENlAIL ANsEN(I IENs
JILfx Ll'7.I.s1E T..
LA ND AG II.
office In A'.hi.sa'. Riock. second street.
"rtwrsm Msis and DrAdy.
Timber Land.
I ASRfS large bsuiifu Tnnbr % mil.
l ires" haN'rI,,. pri>e tso ,sar acr., wJii,r
! di'ti.ti to susi purchasers.
Improved rarMS.
pa acres hghts Improved IN, M tnte, frrn p,y-
pri. s'"' a,-'- - '1,tyau"n g.ra tsri fence ~ii
ag oiaiisr. hous-, sisfie. cic.
Al aniifui iarm 3 !, r-,le, from Davenport ,sn
a'tes-h" ,fr.s N enitvathdi, part tiu,ber
h"usr. stainc, eic
mi"s fcom savrup ri, ~ acres; 40 acres ,m-
ptts'iao .tt.s t,nii~ 'nniiig water, hogse ta-
bid, tis
AZ ar-rs nsiles iran pavcutort---'H .r,.s in
fht.', IN egi. high state al nit vtthn. IsY
ares unii, r, isig. ciehard ~" ss-i vii, water
arse a-e wttt ) t"oms. stable. osthuidngSt -tc
a,iie, fr"nl pay nport-p acres IN cultivation
s"d iiou>t, ~ tbe, etc
3. inies ftn,n D,v nptt-i.o - All ~ feno.
W" htV III cnliiytt,n 10 acrcs ~ pral-
a. ,h,,uS", sl.iaie.
nnlfr from n,ve nIolt - ierc.: % atsrr la cp,-
tivatTn part ,nnhrr large new ho,l.., g.si BAN.
etc, It,
J, miles tt"m i'vcnrrl- 50 s're. .o IN
Snitiydlioi,, r"+d hon 4, ~isllr, rtc.
" mics from Davenport ~ acres; 60 acres III
c"''saiioii, s.a d housr, siahie. .tc.
- mi.'- fr.i DAY rnpi- ~ tetes; Go acte. "a eui
'v'i"n. II acres splendid limb balance pfuric
ia're ofeharti ,m,ning water. hu,r. Large si..ic
smoke h.u-t, etc.
- iitl+~ r'in DAY npnrt, 81 aeies-all ia sutisa
tiun; lrbasr, siaii.; tlc
iinits g., IN DaAeni"ft ~ sc,e.--ail in frusc s,d
cnlt dtIuii.
goo acr"' ia fi,c'' AMI cultivation. the but uqae
road miles treni Davcn,-,rt.
Itt view over X ~ island. Aississippi aud haven
p,rt
200 Gfes "f rich prairie land by waic,tt. some oi
cultivated. Aud large amount of uniaaprov-d
and In Scott County.
number az houses lot. AID Actri lots, ple eassni
situated la different parts " Davenport For .a..
"a favorable terms
Is heantif',l ios In North Davenport--tsrms iibr.
NY. Apply To
!yistf JULIUS LyTANCR
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New lBsuraate House.

k Hyen ~A.t sure Es,.sss'',.n .s..n.,
Ksls Fire Sssd ESssrgs~ss.
R11Y One oH
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Gus Powder! Gun Powderl

s(Nhk rs.iers snsd n@i.s Aqua .r IAao en.i'.
I sahs Gnn 'uis Sni b.slns kass.,ns
Sss t.r ciig, 1in h.c- cEst an,l A.f.i, u ..I
Al log It ps az. eli &, al ;'"xas
kvAkS, TdBW % co
CIR p.Tsy si.i ssaefi stse..ie
Gp, A---tfiss.ai 10 sG;.si
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07
Magni;lent EaterSsisc.

Magnilent Eatcrfsise.
iu.,ua SUBSCRIBERS IN nNE YEAR
,o,o,0 10 n. ogiAiSlli ~ SIX ausriia u
tiv1 isFi 10 Is GIVEN ~ aUaai 4
sbn.lko - ak GIVEN IL slAA o. -
NJ n.i' TAX" an 'Ntl t.tinary ta.s. that ur bi..
ts,.lne s0o-iy sa,.-triters ~ a.S i."uth- .na
We use IA following rkt dlGarv Glt al e..l,-
,Ish pa .-,ss
,st. W. na.ie ID" ve7y LARGEST m ArsT !..a.-
tistr'i Family rsIrs at tts p..,FS rn s 4 i AZ t.r
inwkSr price
~ W. edola ~ tn ~ - t,l,'.ut., - NkNEl
has h'.n EQt ALiIb ,, sgna h ,uf r4>- ed IL liit
ri ialt, fur ih reason thai snail Sl, sum ma,
to tie Whoe pau.e s - ii, Ils;.sT sX ~, utt-
t5u,ooJ. III" ~ It iht' -t.u " III b .IS,a ll
silver sS:ltr
tnNuuta,tf r. Il d, the n u Iatk sllIrr Plat. CAm-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-07

<.Aita tial.ss'r.l " rrAga kpa u3n.u cu.-s.
bSihtrts Anthems. kut,iiA Chaf ,a D. ke. adapt.
- 20 Tue i~" stf Ci,,z~- U.i tit ai .ua W0rsh.p
li"i -''l''s' ~ 9i@.S,- ia.t!ss. $50 ,.aaes
fshe tri q ai. - -ins!r tspiss usli.si IT I.spi
f"f ess'i n.t!oii e.t!..sl ~ u; ~ fb q.
A,Hg 80 pt,ge.p in..s J.. .et Letors :.t.u.
-he4 a,r.f ia th.s std u u Les tr
b' th b.si ieoilon Il hasic ever 20, -. red by t,.
efiin'ni ,Gtn.r,
'i~-1h' salhs'i i'ai. hy Go q Met Per DIR
S-. si!s ,,,p.rs sstt-
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To Lhxi9,

A SustkS s., aS-,is-,se lsiss ~ Nr-rien,.- ~
~ assds. Mao. $50 ss.rss-Ap ..sr'i@ "a ,rs.r ~
the tsrsS II Is y-~ia. AS.lS 10
q , sstGLSr.
Osncs an MAN, nrs. sfsa! go. ar.-i sissxt.,
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silver sIHtr>

manufactured ly the h " Iolk SI,cr Plat. Conn
pany, "a pit = wrih ma on DOLLAR Ia
ONE UUNIBiED DOLLARS, % iavgr, T.ere
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.vJrkGsis, IHespsAeN = l'O..
1ANJKDT10.
sbssiers IN EAshssye ssA 1.asA WsssAa
EIfhanee on fAs principal eifiss oftAs Os.en fcs
sale ~ ss ss 10 sntf Purshassss
Al business pertaining Ia hAnA.ns promptly st
tcni.si Ia.
Hahh ~ tn,eies. NV tofk.
tkssn HANK, do.
An,'It al ENchaur. bAnk kt~ Vnl
d." rtskarI rrr 4 isssk ~ k.~
ksv"nhs ks,k Na,t ana tbhet.
Darby ksaisi-. Hankrrs. ~ I.at'
tak"i, n ki.hN Ni.krf-. ruistuivt,
y hoii y. k,q Hs"tcr, nuhuVm.
urnry Mu.r. Ia Cn.nnst,.
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FOp. Sale Cheap.

on ACRES Of nne Prairie al mile south o.
GU Fulton D-,s,t, with dwellink hou-e thrieon'-
This property b~ bought usnn the pt,.t r-sssbis
lefms. xnqutrs Of Q. :. hUbbxLIs
fmsyedtG land Agrr
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JOB PRINTING e


And Dealers h RxsAl1ke,
ID - " . m II q + {, Io w -
,.hee. Erady street brf,re~a Second a~d 7Np
sfTre0,
LNNCHANGE un all The prta. t,aLTittss of ~. uni
II ted States, GreAt ~ tstn, ireland, anL cont =
ntnia al kmuJr. tcnght AID -.Ad.
Notes and arAfts .lt ct. aud psosa,s-is rsn,ltt 4
IL aay part ef thr unitei States. = to~ss rates
kSchanpc
tniiectnns "f notes, drsee-. aerounts, iexaeics
nh''na,'. na.l' ~ all pa'ts " 'lah un'td state.
Canstss AMI Europe
s,o,As ant h"'s,- boashs AMI ..ti on c,snd.!s.ieo
ai,d d,Nhi, Iis uuiie.td
Land War ants l.,sEhs. sosd and los sted.
.EscA.mAc On shtss - sAe lslseA ptsse
tsts't,tet \ ve,uise, Nsw York city.
Albany CUs banA. Atssn.. New vo,k;
hn6aIo cay kank, Budalo, New York,
hsnk ~ Cosssus~tc'. N,stan, Mas~nx husrtts,
T,s,iSssssM's RAah. fksaak,e,AAa. hnas,,vsp
h"tch MaOufs stnt rs Bank. pittaharg. Ia
hckm 4 90, n~lteser-. ~,
,.iiui,te 4 krotherton Cins.tunati uha.
Lnc~s \ st1...is, 81 tA,us. Mo
tnHcn Hsnk, NV orb ms, IL.
INK swim, Bother = J..hnss4,n. Chicas.. ".
seINs-t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
e 33;eduls 81 ndails.
NEW ORLEANS POsT-OFFICE.
SyT1NTEt3 q Il IL n lvQEMEAJV e4sl8 F5s$si5
+ 9E'rom ~ Novenabsr, 70 lst June, 1858.

~
nrryfyr r4nryy,ss vyaek Ilava fror, q a xr IL i, |
s,cc B ~ snndavs and HoI2iays from q H. II
o,ciocf tJ Il III Al e - 3
Il srisssN II III mn. ~ 4 Il c1osas la;Iv
II S1 P N III %sss;3 stars al s. N far
fs III II, ! : :.
s sST7iS ~ p;sa pog a
pSss Mss;ssn; fitv isS R;,oYi Ocean
ss1;nrs ~ fnesiava aFS sat6r5avs al 4 p MI
M cn Thn.sIavs H 4 A ~ !. I,asoagonla Tues
49, I III u 4, M 4 p M
vi Arp9 II si II aio ratan
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wo,niss y = t1e ;s f Isa Meb;s
IsnS,i. Wsw E,nsn rnInss ,,,s
IN ~ N 8 81 Af iIne
.5s;Iv NJ t n 81 NJ
sv1fKSf{rifsG MATT snnnlv;no T,onaldsonvilla
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

NJOpICE-GEoRGE W. PARKER AND SAWYER
In HAYWARD continue associated with in the business
JOHN HAsKIN.
New Orleans, June IL, 1851. SeI6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

.sis,sal,M

VII aoSs in Iett yeats. 20
Eet the estimates be divided by two and the result
Z viii appfoxiInate much closer to the truth
The loss Of life during the present year is stated at
22I lives In 1854 the lnBs Of life was l9 in 1855
1l9 land IN 1885, 407 making total in four years
fsS65 lives. IN An MS ;s s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
Al Benevolent lnsution established BY special endow
men for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
Virulent and Epidemic Diseases s1Ep @5
TO all persons aicted with SEXUAL DISEASES, such
Epermaorrhtna, Seminal Weakness Impoence, Gonorrhna
Gset Syphilis the vice of onsnism SELF Abase sc ec
The Howard Association in view Of the awful destruction
Of human NE caused by Sexual Diseases and the decepcns
Quacks several directed their Consulting Surgeon
aCBARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name, to open Dis
for the treatment OF this class OF Diseases In all her
Forms and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who
apply letter. with description Of their condition.
cupation habits Of e ef extreme poverty
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. tits need
add that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill the age and viii furnish the approved modern
treatment. sg5s;t5s
Tho Directors review Of the past feel that their
ab0rs this sphere Of benevolent effort have
eft to the afflicted especially to the young and they have
solved devote themselves with renewed zeal to this very Inn
portnnt but much despised cause.
just published By the Association Report sperma-
torrhoa Seminal Veal the vice Of Onnnisn asturba-
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
the Consulting Surgeon which will be BY sealed
letter enyelopO EE OF CHARGE the recef Of TWO
STAMPS for postage. 4s5i 5lsS
HoUN Consulting Surgeon Howard Association Ne South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. &
BY order Of the Directors:
EZRA D. HEARTWETLt President.
GEOsFAIRCHrLD, Secretary as 4n&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
si- y. Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
that the 25h July 1851 befoeme, the
undersigned Justice the Peace in and for the city
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of the
Company Of New Orleans who, be-
ing duly Born ac4onng law, does depose and the
foregoing transcript
from the books OF said Company. - 3s
and subscribed before this 18th July l85
m fSjsDed1 G. u. MANSONI, Secretary.
fSignedl CHAS. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parEn Of Orlaanss
Board Of Trustees resolved TO interest Of
cent Outstanding certificates of profits,
holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday Of August poxmo also to deeare
per the earned
of company ending 3p
1857 for which the 25tSepenber
and further that after reseryng oaa MIos
peofts that all the outstanding certificates Of the
company OF and lsbl and cent
OF 1852 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
or their legal representatives as foows--9 ~
i That Of 1909 and after 18th Of August next
That of 1851 and after 9Th Of September next.
rs per 1852 aud after 18th Of October next
all interest thereon will ys certificates
produced at the time of and canceG to the
THos. A.ADAMs, President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
INSURANCE.
THE FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
i THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

Hh HHh E1hs 5sE ANEEA A ss5TEAESE sTAEEH55ssfEA Hg5sfAs e.
ss s make s
A%eans of rtAnnm. received for tho year ending
Pis%ass ny Slsts sig ~ "
:: sissa sf,a' Riss...:: Hss.
L.. Fs1n f,sm1,e. e...,,as mis.
' .-.'5 - = s''',' y 49, - sss7s7 ss
asss hs sass period y
O. g. @ Ere Ri;ss H.: Sss SSs a
on on sffas sisss h.s. a,sa'.:........: szssi
Ks,r.r~o,ca, Et v'71- sitaSsS ~ ~ '] p
- -''' ~ '''' 49, '' : 'i,'' ---.s ses 81
Net earned profit for the year ending both 40
Tho Gonpsay iss " following assets VI .a. ).
Bills receivable being balance que on subscription NV x
Due fsr premiums i. course Il collection M
IN IN sas saSs y on real -
woi,h double 's The amount due 1900
nsas setsf y
Cash on hand zi,soo %
Total amount Of $50 50
STATE or IOuImANA,
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Vsieans, ,
n.s q s i,s Ps sss
dsS. and A schlsssr ssssi4ry onns Mutual Insa
ns e asposs and has
and and correct transcript ros the books oe said COM
pany.s 3gss9 II ,,.,...
~ n; sKabfosSs ls s sSsn
The Board Of Directors Save declared dividend per
1 3 sas on ss
bs February lssrssrving the balance 70 meet lsses
) ess sAaI1AHRF W #Hss, sss;es;s. elss. .sss:ss.s
Il A. ssBKxiBER, Secretary.
( Z a.al, H
DIRE G1 1oR s
Gen W. West, K.P. Flint, 61a
it y,s James A. White, 5siA} y. Masson, s{SSs
X S.5 ~ West,sf 81 Martha Gordon, IT,,
~ D. Jarpison. 5&, Mama AysHustin, ft
Antonio Costa Cesaire Olivier
gohn Eaton, D. Bouliguy
omer GaifAxd.
The Conway continues to against tho pers Of the
and ire at che c1frent rates
q sf premiuns. Is n hfaa4s.sg@ 4 FEa llS3s
orfIur Nc. Carondelet street.
s GEO. W. VEST, Vice. President.
Al SariRxtruac Secretary dI2H
OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
OINsURANCE COMPANY OF wv ORI.EAMs = In
csnfbny with the requirements Of tAer charter the Cres
Mutual Insurance Company suhI the Following state
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
sNacGowAN,s cELEBRATEp PLANTa:

Hl Ton MPS.-DOUBLE-ACTING SUCTION AND
FORGE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS,
HITNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND @ AILoNs PER
HOUR; SUGAR-HoUsE PUMPS FIRE ENGINES
PUMPS FOR CIsTERNS AND DEEP WELLS COPPER
VAiVEs HOT WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
cGownns Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting forcing large volume of water from the river
Engines small House Engines, with copper lined Metal
Valve juice mossses and forcing hot water into
boilers Steamboat Doctors and Weeklg Engines For
capable throwing from so IS gallons per minute through
ozzle, d distance OF from 100 10 10 feet.
fhe engines each furnished with band wheel driving
ml stands, and be furnished
without pumps printing houses houses etc., where
ompact simple vertical engines are desirable.
No brick erection of kind putting
these engines work. both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections are made. 7ta
Cincinnati, Decemberl, 1856.
Geusfhe PumpiRg Engine Purchased of for use OF
shop the line of the Chicago Railroad
has been in some time ap given perfect satisfaction
consider it the best pumping within knowledge
three ahes ana drill and there powerto with
pound the inch OF the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend the notice of railroad managers and
Others Yours truly,
i a.. New Orleans, ,, ,ove mber 1856
| Office N. o., op, and q. W. Railroad 20. )
Mr. J. Bridge SIn answer to your inquiry relative to the
performance Of the Mcowan Pumps now in use upon this road
only that they quite equal your
and that the variety of pumps we esye In use they are
decidedly the best.
Pumps and Engines constantly for sale by th
ubscriber sole age here for the manufacturers.
je26 ISAAC BRIDGE, 22 Magazine st ct
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

ii NRIGHTstE CO.'S CATALOGUEs or GENUINE
popular Family Medieinss which they pr supp1y
Druggists pyites
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
a NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
"A 7 MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
S4RS4P RILLA LOZE G Il s.
Simple and Compound;

SARSA APARILL4 LOZEN G e s,
Prepared u \. HEkEt DfagsIst ana Physician, -,
Syrnps and Extracts named ana
to ali specalies heretofore known.
Ihaye for long thoroughly Investigated the idea OF
general susceptible OF being applied to all
Diseases development morbid principle which proceeds
from internal cause either in the blood or any oil the
careful uninterrupted analysis of the animal yeges
BILE mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to my interchangeable re-
searches, II 10 now obtained. -,
found in vegetables the necessary means or TINS
grand des which IS based upon an OF sar
sspara partly known TO the public such IS the discovery
which have the honor this day Of Ihe orm @ o.
possibility doing otherwise and have divided into sim
pie and compound bozeEes in order mat they nt oe gwen
Nv first experiments made privately and remained u
charge Of quaekey could not be brought
against . !, s.,,, l. .,,s A..
these o1enges order that may witness the adni-
'N''' GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified 10 by upwards OF u thousand persons.
The stomach is ceansed blood purified and renovated
by removing all Impurities from this precious organ and fluid
ST. ,ss.I sars q Il is,sss
who have used these Lozenges have never had hs
cholera nor the yeDw fever sr.. ,,, ,sn
matte and bilious diseases completely cured
| few days after the remedy is resoriedto
other external cplasnts disappear entirely, pro
vided the Lozenges are rssorsedto, a..
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how the!
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
! j. wRiGHr / CO.,
4 p and and Isl chartres ST.
4 s''D'' ' JAMES sxME, isi Canal St.
B-consultaons gratis daily at the above Drug Stores
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31
p A. FAHNEsTOCK's vERMIFUGE IN
DE- ALABAMA,

Greensboro, Ala, April 18th, 1854.
Messrs. b. A, Fahnestock 4 Co:
have been selling Vermuge in this place for hye
pleasure in stating for the Information Of
trade public that II has been far know
satisfactory remedies in the market and OF the
aleable medicines have have also personal know
edge under the treatment
Of our physicians ali of whom regularly always
found 10 safe reliable specific. can
commend 1t as Of the safest and best In the
= A. STOLLENWERCK. "a
Sold and retail by all the principal druggists and
country the United States d2l ln&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

A. sCREIBER, Secretary. go = M Y A' 'ss
COMPREHENSIVE UNDEEsT
~ this day associated MIR. FREDERIC DJ3 !.
firm, and will hereafter continue the Fsctorare d
hIsint s. exclusively, in the name and siylt
New Orleans, Sept. /, 1867, -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRo-
Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne steet; Z. L. BERCIER,
Agent
aS- A large assortment of Choice 3RoCERIEs WINES
and LIQUORS. tf'7i-
~ CHAMPAGNE, Of the best sralds in quarts and pints
other FINE WINES; Superior OIB BRANDY and other
Liquors; Supertne oRnIAIS variety of Fancy Arti
ces of the very best qualities always orhad prices
Goods deliyeredt O families drayage. Iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

WOLFE,S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNA.s.@
NJ Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any Of the
in the above catalogue will and to their ad
vsnage calling sending their above where will
be found or PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and at the lowest prices
Please address, j, WRIGHT Il co,
lGENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE, "
matt Nos. ISL and 81 Gharires street. New0rleAns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-31

OEFlCE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
5OyINEURANCR COMPANY OF MKW ORLEANS ~ In
conformity requirements Of tAer charter se Cres
Mutnal nsncs Company suhI the Following state
mentI viz: Ill 42 s5
Amount Of PreIriums received for yssr ending =.
june ~ lol ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
Ex-Auditor rIorgnn.

We observe that our slavcocratic cotem-
poraries in this section of the State are urg-
ing tho nomination of this gentleman for
State Treasurer. This would be nomina-
ton en,inently fit TO be made by that party.
Morgan was Auditor while Breslin was
Treasurer, and had frequently stated that he
knew Brcslin was usirg the public funds for
his own benefit, and that he would undoubt-
edly prove defaulter to large amount.
He was in position that he must have
known all about it. And now, notwith-
standing the fact that he suffered the people
to be robbed of some $760,o00, his party
wishes place himi in aposition where he can
"borroU" the money himself, and not be at
the excrutiating pain of witnessing brother
Office holder feathering his own nest with
out an opportunity of "pitching in" But
it will mako little difference to the republi-
can party who their opponents nominate, as
it will give them as much pleasure to send
Mr.. Morgan up 10 the head-waters of Salt
River as any other man. We have most
cheering news from all parts of the State.
We will have a greater majority than we
did last fall.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
ANOTHER numnue.

The slave democracy are going to try
another humbug, with which they expect tc
gull tho people into their support Mt the
coming election. They arc now advocating
what they call the "Independent Treasury
A system which means that the taxes shall
be paid in gold and silver, and placed in 2
vault at Columbus, and the key placed in
the hands Of the Treasurer or some Other
oflicor. We think it will be uphill busines;
for them to convince the people that il viii
DO better 10 pay their taxes in gold and sill
yer; that the money will be any safer by Sc
doing than it is under the present system
Let the Legislature pass law making
taxes payable at or near the time it is nee
essary for the State TO use the money, and
not year before, rs is tho case at this time.
Pay the Treasurer enough to make it an
object for an honest, capable man to take
the Office and discharge the duties without
risking the funds of tho State in speculation.
And, above all, require the Treasurer TO
give bail for double the amount Of money
that may come into his hands, and make it
a pcnitentiary offence for him to use the
public money for any other purpose than
that for which it is intended. This is all
that need be done to secure the people
against such rogues as Breslin, and such
honest Auditors as Morgan.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-31
THE STATE OF THE CASE.

It is clear to every man who knows any
thing Of the course of political events in the
United States, that there is to be hereafter
no peace till slavery or freedom is triumph
aut in this nation. Compromises, plasters,
patches and emollicnts have been applied to
help these opposing elements to harmonic,
but all in vain. In their nature they arc
opposite and nothing can reconcile them.-
With the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
misc the slavery party threw up all pretences
to make peace. Henceforth there is to be
a ceaseless warfare, till freedom or slavery
reigns. II remains therefore for every mar
10 choose his side. He must bo ofone par
ty or the other. Whoever is not for free
dom is against her. The neutrals belong
to the enemy and the sooner they 60 ther
the better To interfere with slavery W
ask not; but to shut il up within its pres
ent limits, and forever forbid its furthe
spread, VIC arc resolved.