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NalI Dresses.
Ne,c Goods.

49, .fs- .t6lC GOO0S. sf-- .s--
f r A N x l. IN r OBJ T. r. IL s.
Ne. 30 Camp street, ". o.,
Has received and opening magnificent stock OF
WATCHES, JEWELRg, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS. He-l +.
The complete of Useful aud Fancy Articles,
Paper aehe Tables Desks Work Boxes ETC.; Eose-
wood and Mahogany Dressing Gases, Work Boxes Jowey
Gates futte McHhses, Gard Gases, etc.
PERPUMERY.
LpptI Extracts choice assortment Of Coiogne Soaps Po
mades etc. etc -e.-
- BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth Clothes, aud all other kinds. ~
~. COMBS. .-a
fan assortment and every variety.
C0ETtS REV OLIVE ssA large stock these well Known
Pistols viii always be kept on hand.
Purchasers, whether Wholesale retail invited
anie the STOCK and PRICES before making sleir pn-
chases.
rG- Watches and Jewery carefully repaired.
..r.t FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
! lie 2pt No. 70 Camp the Hotel
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TIE BALL AT opD FRIiows' HAIL Desrite the
incemeacy Of the. weather. the ball ofthe Young
Mems Society on Thursday night was a crowded and
Dfiliant aiair We shall allade TO it more particu
iaTly 10 Mondays paper. NV e K, 80
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For. Esapa,,a.

. The wellknown American packet brig W D. MILLER
Dept Roberts hp,i part Of her cargo will sail for
the above port. For freight aud passage, apply 10
s. DE WISER & Co,
jail 2p3t 49, Fa- = ct = 4 Magazine street.
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CHARLES THEArER MI Hackett will take his
arsysll benefit, aud again solacs the pubc appetite
for Fdisfa Tonight II Il love-strieken JACK this
tine in the tolls Of the I" Merry Wives The two
Falsta1s have alternated throughout the week, and
n n The performance will conclude with the
Y Rpzxardap both the latter being incorporated
cue fsxce This. It should not be forgotten, VIII
positively te M. Hackett's last appearance as Mr.
Chanfrap and Miss Denim appear to.norrew night.
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Cuba H0,s ery.

40 barrels superior CUB anogEY landing ex brig " b.
Miller, from HAVANA and for sa'elby q. - '"+
:. p, rs.,-.t. S. DE WISER & co., -. 9
ja3l 2p3t -..s5 X u Magazine street.
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Bra ANDES AND WrsIs--- Mr. s. Wolff, No 95 Camp
street has received fresh iportons of brandy, cham
and hook, which he our advertising
uartment
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Uasssea to Purchase,

STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL For particulars en-
quire al This Sfaee - ~ ial0 aptf
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d TROPICAL SwEETs.-Large supplies of honey, su-
lases and cigars the choicest productions of the fair
Queen Of the Anties have just been Messrs
De Wiser Cos the well known Importers No. "A Magazine
s.res Werefe the trade to their in neigh
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NCIS FAB.RE &C o ~
Under the St. Charles Hotel, N. o., q
Have arrivals made large additions stock
Of New and Fashionable CLOTHING, to wit -
q rs Fine glEe and Black Cloth FRoGK COATS; '''
s5s,..stt :. DRESS - -.-- -
RAGLANsSfAIMz.s and oyERCpaTs, great variety, and
of most approx ed styles. ~ g g. ~ .
Together with complete assortment Of FURNISHING
GOODS AL Of which they offer reasonable
i,26 2pl0. 5d y Az 80 t7 =
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Crocke,.y at Wholesale,

= = : :.
S A NJ U Ell e. NJ o o RE & co. "
4, No. 10 Camp street. Is. 10.
Welfare in and receiving direct from Liver
pool very large stock of all kinds Of EARFHEEWAaE,
suitable Forthc country trade Inpart: wi
y = WHPTB STONE CHINA. 80 -. 80
: f.. T. Is FLOWING BLUE EARTHENwARE 80. - '.sa
BhUEEDGED, GREAM-ooLoREn and nIPT WARE.
y COMMON PAINTED CUPS and sAUCERS
/. ~, CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS, -
. ST., CRATES OF ASSORTED CRoCKEAY. =. -
PRESSED GLASS To NIB ERS and GonLErS.,,ssr W -
BOWS, PRESERVE DISHES, sALTs9ets. g. :
- COMMON CASTER FIR AMEs. g
l.,4 easier BOTTLES, NoLAssES GINS, ''s' =
& .4' sBRITANNIA coFF EsFs and 4 EA Pors ~ - :
Afof which will besot at New York prices, and packing
guaranteed: 2 I. "a. = ia28 2p6:
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So To Commission Merchants or Whaie-s
SALE GRecsRsA gentleman who
business worth from five eight thousand dollars per
is DESTROYS of forming connection with house already
tabshed Of No standing Ali communications considered
confidential Address MERCHANT, at this office. a26 2p6
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OFFICE or THE New oRLEAss DAILY DELTA, !

OFFICE or TIE NEW ORLEANS pAiLy DELTA,
u Camp street, jan Ii. 1851 )
Messzs Sehmos K Co: GentlemenTt gives me great tleas
state that BIZ lie of the BFuzian Pebble specaeles
which obtained from you. and have veeks
past my sight has been much Improved my eyes greatly
relieved from the strain which had previously been upon
wenresding writing earnestly advise those who require
the AID Of glasses give you call.
/. II. Yours, respectfully HENRY GREEN. a..
These celebrated spec:aces obtained for short
time longer at TIE office, No 81 CAMP STREET corner of
Na.uhes - 9tF
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HrI,ut,n Sssanr,

272 boxes White and yellow iAyASA SUGAR, landlls
per brig w.-D. Mixer. and for sale by 3 = Is
:. H. S. DE WISER g. CO, z.s,.
JAIL: 2p6t ,,e. -, "a Magazine street. =
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DOMESTIC LIouoRs.- Messrs. Jones, Nackinder 4
- have Of hpse sulants as
sle peach and apple cider Sec adserisenen.s
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ORLEANS Tar rEl The opera Of g Les Arnonfs
90 blsbea j. 70 b repeated at The Orleans Theatsr
tenlght for the third time this week. This alone
ss that 4 i performance which none shgald miss
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Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving city wishing 10 dis
will nna their advantage call On
the undersigned -,
AAo-sscoud hand Furniture sold exchange and repaired
- r. N. TOURNE,
r1a 1rcrn gPp
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i. So. Seymour
CIoaks and Russian Fasss.

u N CONE TO THE LADIES' = - u
: Fla SHIoEABLEs5 CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies will be unlimited stock Of all kinds
of FaLcy Goods; 1000 yards of rich French silks.
* 80 ceases PARIS MADE B0NHETs.
200 rich Lace and Muslin 800 sets Russian Furs , wool
aa shaws nil assortment of rich Lsces and bons
dies Embroidered Night and Morning and new stye
Robes de GhNInbre 200 Rich Embroidered handkerchief
fun assortment of Dress Goods Rich Fionced Bareges Or
CANDIES and Tissues full of Bridal and Baby 6rt;
Emoroered Under skirts and style Cose,s;
Ladies' Rich Shell Combs Fancy Bag and ana
as this il already known the
J. NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILLA FACTORY
and the only Que IN the uy that keeps unlimited STOCK of
oLoAhs, ALE STYLES fer Ladies, Misses and Babies We
WILLIS ELL SOUTHERN MADE CLoAKs, Of OUR OWN
hANUFACpuRiNG athalfte usual price and will gnarap.
tee to sell them less than half price of those houses that go
on Hor'fte buy some oIoaks to sell aga!n
Merchants buying Cloaks Bounes silks Eubroidertes NJ
any Fancy Goods saopldea4l at IA CANAL. STREET
D. E. KEEGAN,
w -ltihl -. - =. l44 CRlAI street.
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- Il. Career C0n,palty's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GIN

" 4 U 8.
The undersigned, sole manufacturers e. CARYFR1S
patents of @ 1915 and lss have permanently established an
0ce and Warehouse at No. 10 RAyIER STREET and are
wprepared to furnish to Planters Merchants any
of the celebrated GIN.
They deem Unnecessary to detail its advantages over 9TH.
ers its IMPRACTICAL authorities now
using it, Sufficient confirm its high reputation and 10
make lis adoption still more general. 4.
ns 2ptf E. CARVER COMPANY.
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.FEttscortteto .noEt1sses.

40 barrels suscovADo MoLassEs, landing ex brigw,
n Miller, from Havana, aud for sale by = % q
SIDE WISER 81 CO.,
jasi 2pSt "a Magazine street
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W'ines and Liquors,

Fy'ii,es and Liquors,
IL. ROYAL STREET - IT
Asnppy of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMP ACNE. In opkrts
sna pin constantly on han which the beet that
10 this market. h. ~.
- Also. EHFgr
OTHER BRANDS CT INFERIOR QUALITY.
sfAAktlNG and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES
BRA Dies;
of the Vintage of 1896 1898 AID 1905 and other
brands.
nFrE;~. husky.
Of all descriptons--seotcl Irish Rye and Bou,ho,
ALE and GRTER in pints and quarts
p. ilsos.,
On hand usual assortment of the best WINES ard IT.
QTORs iufhe market, with will be sold M, o. ~,
,eT1ns any other house in he CITY,
- sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
--e e---uLLS No. II Roval street
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when BY continuing it two or three years longer at
an expense comparatively trifing, in all human proba
bility the practically or nutity of the whole system
would be made apparent Then, If it Is found yaua-
Able. e it be continued, with such alterations and i'm
proyements al experience and practice may suggest
as necessary: and il it is found not competent to
subserye the purposes designed by its creators let it
be repealed and pass into oblivion. (. -5
After. having expended 90 much money III ascer
tnin whether epidemic diseases can Of cannet he
onarntined out of the CITY and State we contend It
world be the height Of folly and worst of extraya
cance to enter upon tie work Of abolition before the
faet v estahlshea one, way or another. III IA have
some reality principle or demonstration to 60 upoH
before we npset system, ii regard to the advantages
or disadvantages of which tie hest medical minds Of
n .:.,. 4.s III
;,h. = h. aone - IN .s - revent
tons IF oaarantiae and to punish violates The
40 j. nc 70 10 ~ ,snft ,,st l.
;mplicftly obeyea and respected. Nothing AN, he
a,ss.r 1a,, ,n;s m. fn,thsr i sa 4
.aan y, y.
station NO isnos;.;op ssssas le
esaet s.esaiS ssSoa ~ W s iii
peoe We passage @ vessels up We ver py
aaneienee to-l arofl.fafy foes sihe examinations
pens g arFise hse minutes aite1 ana II she
spoNs elsl el1i 2, nsais shou,a ne allowed 70
ploes'a " 'ossapie aeiay. 4 ~
ven ssio ior our steam
a nsy ~ .gae y ana s'al,
sssso ~, 10y = nla'i, sseaa
O y sasn y ~
e.es''s y " ileonfe
,'ssus " t1e' 3 aug
~'.n 10 soea Aid, = 'ne
- u i ~ Y w, ~, i,a4 Il.
lure o. the case adhits Or nope these Suggestions
win meet With proper consideration when the 9ues,
tion comes before the Legislature.
We viii now proceed to extract from the Natehez
Trader to enable our readers 10 apnrec;afa the
feeling prevailing in that section
! q. ;;sa,.I insth.4 M ,ss Il w 4. III ( s.
toned yise Esea,are Il q Ieuana Ts. laws
should nos BE- rpealed Thus have Proved eteacious
repeal hss hey ne ss iiS.
md the entire
Il III sass ri
# " Il i heavy spssse
Ing M the Quarantine below Orleans should cost lie
a s q hes o aa sce II ne sndS
tn Ae lasssasa that ihs Quarantine Involves
cspsais mi Northern VESSELS fosoo
y \ s. sgn ont MT, imfnaisrlA, expense e them
ihe lee raet lllsiAen N one q us
cp1leiisieis. anu q Noflf-
ern are noo aohe 10 1leif oipostlon 70 The
uaranIlhe laws f1ahdredss = hot thousanas OF our
best citizens lock uon the system as an announcement
ana expensive hnnlbur who would be its warnest
adyocatesf they believed teaeulated to prevent the
se,r
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a.. ~, C0rPesisag. etc. .e,s
No. I'D. DANIERON &<CO.,
l2f. so. CANAL STREET,. ......,a.I2A
0eer sale 8 choice assortment Of ~ .---a -
3 English Velvet aud Brussels Gstpetng; e. $50 4
Superior FhreePiy and Ingram 49, .=. >
. Stair and Hall, =. =.
- Bages, Rags, Stair Rods Door Mats etc.
..sNa q 4. rs 4, WINDOW G0RNICES.,r .f,r - ~
BY recent arrivals have added largely Stock
can now exhibit fine variety. ~
..r--,- Z. IL 7WfNDOW SHADES. IS ~ H..
Wehaye great variety Of sly designs Just
ee!ved, of various sizes, - ~ c
- y. 4, CURTAIN MATERIAL. " r'-.
81 Brouatee; SILK aud Worsted Danlask worse and Cot
to all Cotton all Worssd Lace and Musia Cur;ans Festi
bu Door Lace; Brass Pins and Bads Loops; Cords; Frngs;
Gfafs, etc. 10 %, ja26 2p6t y
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n. b. James 3 Co,

II. R. James B Co.,
q 5,ss.ss 81 ! WHOLESALE DEALERS IN T
gFREN CHI "a ERMAN,IN Ola, BR1TIsH
II AMERICAN DRY GOODS, Z
No. 80 Magazine street, "a B
u ~ No. IA Bank Place,
"a NEW ORLEANS, LA,
Would call attention Of country and city trade totheir
large and varied assortment OF
FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
the whchis miscellaneous that advertise
could the extent of our stock the induce
offered purchasers We therefore only solicit the
attention of bpyers and 70 them that prepared 70 do
them, Justice in the various styles Of 81 ~
! SILKS, So " 80 tf3t-
ROBES, r. T.
DRESS GOODS, 80. =
5ts.s a. - y EMBRoIDERIES,'
LllCEs, ~! =
~ HOSIERY o.
Is, - ~ RIBBONS, 3 -.s.i-. .s,E
'faf1 sHAWLs -, = 5
.sF s,sssa ..F'-r 5ss 'sil ~ = MAHTLIAs, etc,
s,.t..,s. j. Housekeeping Goods ag
h CANNOT BE EXGEL4ED!
! In the great variety and styles Of
!GINGHAMs; Tf''5 = 10 % 4
ss:fS LAWNS. 55sJ -- ~ t7 y "a
-ss,5;s, a, LINENS, ;sg7 H.. .i, s :. teas W
vi, IS - oRGANDIEs. 5e.:, rsrs ~ .,'lr
FRENCH PRINTED JAcQSETs,
80 -. DE LANES,
( .,g'ss ''as'sc q - < scHaIIdEs, r z
80, W. 81. $.sf7s- 7ss.a, 80 PRINTS, ETC., ETC.,
We DEFY CoMPETITIoNl4.g&, >&
SILK and STRAW BoSNETs, UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLS,
'-ES's' full stock Of all qualities. y. - .
~ cANBREos, si,1- - = ~
.sg sye 5lEs4 JAGoNETs, ~ g-4t - 55a-.s7tt
sr5..s,gss. tai. . a ~, s5gs. ,s..f MysL1Ns,
IN aud every style Ct IS ~ .-5t. -
81: ss.g d " HITE GO obs.
!. 500, A, large lot Of .-s. =, -=l..= ,..is'l
W 49, tst Haherda sherry. -.
Particular attention paid filing Piapter and Commission
Merchants orders and every ndurenent otsered in
BLANKETS, sf4 ++r=ss -l''slg.r1 q. Nj
~ KERSEYs, - ~. ,,-eys .--.g
80 JEANS
49, g LlSsEYs. s's's =
y. ts.sy r. s1,f GeTToNABEs, ,y;
L. ~ ss3,sl s1 ~ u, .gq..S5 .QSNABHR5S and
rRoWNAND BLEAGHED sHEETINGs and sHIRTINos.
In the last named articles conne erselyes
possbielto the Southern manufacturers.
r9-our terms, usual hbsal and cash buyers always
entitled 70 discount ~ ia29 2p6t&3nl
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Carpet Warehouse,

No. 10 CHARTREsSTRE received from England,
ae patterns Of Msaalion Velvet Wilton gsssels
Also Floor OIL CLOTH Of all widths and qualities, in great
variety Of styles MATING -, !, 64, White, Checked
and Fancy Window Shades; Table Linens Drurges Stair
Rods, etc., all loves. lnarke nrices re
ia26 2pGt A. BROUSSEAU g. co. b..
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Chars.

7tfo0 CIGARS Wahiag;en and other brands landing PER
brig W D. Miller, from Haveua, and for sale by ti'
,,.A-, - Z + s. s. De WISER & CO., 49,
sisSl psf =. e Hs-gs- ssh+. "a Msgszihe street
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Roots, Shoes and Rsoaons.
H A It $. c Ap
DIR. sansEet Reynolds.

oFFlcE-No lib GRaVlER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cares CANCERS, seklpHEAD, WElrEswEi11ss SORES aid
ULGRRs OF every description '-N toy, o,,,
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III. II. Buckley,

MATCHMAKER, "a
> No. Camp street,
Has Row on hand large assortment of Pure S1LvERWARE
which is offered low that qualitfs ever Sold PLATED
CASTERS, WATERS, etc. -
Also menufaTe order Silver Casters Tea Sets Pitch
eFs, TFewpets, ETC., Of spy pattern. jail 2psm
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alabama Journal,

MONTGOMERY ALA. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLYs AND
-tsss WEEKLY. ri 4 IS ,
The above paper is publsheda The Capital Of Alabama, and
ofhe Oldest andbes established papers in the State and
has the largest circulation init vciy the INTERIOR and
that portion of Alabama and Western eorga which trades
with New Orleans Ii consequently the best medium for ad
vertng by Merchants New ans who desire TO trade with
lis section. 80 : -
y-.s. - - TERM s.. 5s 40
.f-s-. @S INFO. SMo tMo. IL Mo.
Daily, square. 90 $500 sla.W so 90
Weekly, square. 10 s 81 IL W. ~ W.
Tri-Weekly, square,, 100 sec IL 60 1900
Subscription to Daily per 81 90
., Tr.Weekly per ann,rn. S 90
..l....t - Weaklyper annufn ,..-.,.,,.. 90 +
n Subscriptions and Advertisements received at the Ctes
cent office. ts- f-tE ~ 81 r'- ia22 Up
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Roots! boots! Boots:.

.CHARTREs STREET.
!, ,g#a 4 j M ES NJ RTI N etStN
Would respectfully call the attention of the public to his
choice assortment of BOOTS and SHOES. = q ~
N Bcopn'ry orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to. IS fr5sG 10y ~ So JAIL 2n3m =,
IL. Dillon,
r.sf}+7- ~ a-t S-,-} LATE DnLos Howell.
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN WATCHES, JEW
sSsg ELRY SILVER WARE FANCY GOODS, ETC.
diamonds in tie newest stgesWatches, Jew
e!ry and Silver Ware carefully repaired f.g ., -
ial2 2plm Nos CAMP STREET, New Orleans.
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Pat,,tess in, its Operations.

Certain in its results fee from all mineral substances, and
inyisorang TO the system these the merits Of
SwINER's CANADIAN VERN1FUGE ~
preparation which eralcatss every glass of internal worms
fishing. -.
ess BE particular and rerreH,terhe name Wiher' Cana
dian yernuge.' Thisis theonly depended
on Remember this. Fer New Orleans Wholesale
'' ]. WRIGHT d Co,
i,of' 1a2to lt,tw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-31
Ehnbsoidei-ies and Faces.

Real aaliues LACE SETS from $50 10 $3.50;
yalenciennes Collars and Sleeves;
Embroidered Jscsnet Collars and Sleeves 81 so s2o
Swiss - -. So to $50;
Collars FOR Misses; -,
Real Thzsad lace Wells. SO to $50; go
:. -. Points, $50 to $3.50; . ....-,'5
Enbroidefed Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs;
- ~. i. Pillow Cases..
~ S'' -. yaconet Robes; I'
+, =, Pytieosts,
Dresses for Infants; ~ e. gz.i=
- Shirts for Boys and 2iisses;s
Frsnth Worked Edgings and Irserings;
English Embroidered Bands
Naleaeehues EdgRgs Inssfngs 2Gc 10 $50 per yard
Black Thread Laces, 40. S2Jpsr yard;
T. Ggpare Lsees, black and white-au widths.
. --f G..A.iBARRIERE s. BROTHER, =
"a NJ H a mart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-31
Ca'0eEes'y nsad Glassware
More Home Tsstin,O,,iais.

Mesfrs sennons Co: jentsI using for the last
weeks the Brazilian Pebble speciaclss obtained from you and
feenpeh pleasure in stating that only the iruabe
Tuction Of e lenses and the flame Of great advantage
the weareF but skl and good Judgment selecting the
very suitable glasses is sufficient toreconmed yo all aa
stand in reed Of that assistance. Respectfully, u ..
a.3 e .essf w. r RICHARD ANGELL. Nj. n. :
New Orleans, January 16, 1851. ~
Messrs Sermons Cos Gentlemeof late my eyes failed
so that could not read any bycande light The
glasses selected by you suit admirable. read
finest print without The leatsai fatigue The eyes
taks pleasure recommend your glasses my Friends
e, Respectfully, lsz,Es =s-'. H MEUGESs, .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25 1857. OLD S

gave way. and wcrc replaced by east iron
onc., tho rattcn for which was made, and
the wheels cast. hy anl,her Of Dottorcr's
apprentice boys, J. u potsch, then the
foreman OF that well known establishment.
These, it {. believed. wc'o the fr.t east IRON
wheels us,l ON railroads in this country.
Tho "Bc,, Friend blew up after brief
career. aud from i,s wreck another engine
was built by Mr.. pctsol, a; the company
work .hop, OF which he vas thea Ia charSc.
IL was called the phUniy. Previously 90
thi, the crank axl, hal been used bat in
the reconstruction u This engine Mr.. j. d.
Pe,sch introduced tie straight axle, with
outside connections, and also wrought iron
tire on thr cast iron driving wheels, neither
oG which, i. i,Islis,,d, bad byiorc been tried
ia tl.. country"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
The Firs, Locomotive.

The Charleston Mercury give, a1 iutrr-
c.'.us account oC toe first locomotive built
u This country. Il .ay, that the South
C.r1liua Railroad was the fret one csm-
menc,I In the United States, to O., worked
by steam power, aud when flushed and
ready for USE, which ,,a, ou tIc 2l Ur Octo-
J.r, 1893, {: wa. the longest railroad OF the
worlt-l,in- lai miles from Charleston to
Hamburg. It was "a, fir; railroad in The
United States that carried the mails, ald
t's 4rst locomotive bull, 90 this country
was constructed for and used on that road.
"Tbis engine would he curiosity 10 pla-
c.I alongside II one u, Nugris's or Bllluln's
JAS. iurr0vgmeu,s. IL was named he
. Dee, Friend" auI was built under the
direction VI Mr. +. l.. Miller, Of Walter
bJro'. at ,hc Wg.t Point Foundry Of Mcssrs.
Krmble. New York. The engine had no
tender, but carried is own wool AMI water.
Tho wheels were Of wood. with spoke, Ike
wagon, and the wheel armed with a
wrought iron tire. Tho engineer who run
the fret locomotive that was used on this or
any other road in the United States was y.
X. Darrell, an apprentice brought up in
Dot,ergr's machine shop. After a few trips
tie wooden wheels Of the 81 Bcs. Friend 4"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

\ DEowsr DAusEL Tho Rockville, Ind,
EcIu'ligan say, thu, some fellow entered
tie house OF Mr. Jesse Wright Of that
(parkc) County, aud robbed the room oI
Mr.. w.'s daughter, who was sleeping in her
bel. After Tlundcring as much ashc could,
be proceeded very cOolly to steal the ear,
rings ont Of the ears Of the drowsy damscl.
Then he pulled the rings oT her fingers, and
thinking still he hadn't made the robbery
complete, he cut all the hair or one side oi
her head. IIc accomplished it all without
waking the girl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

nas an unusually productive farm, and
hhor~ upon 10 90 son' good purT1.e. W.
should much Hsr On have some ar our reo.
rr who arr down witch the western fever
talk u.ib tLs piStel farmer, walk over
a,. farm. and examine bis crops, we think
they may atis.v themselves that they can
Do r-H ia Maine, 90 they viii uuhrod their
energies AMI submit o. hut one ir'Ftho Vri.
v'..r,. 'r winch residence no th, W.T.
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