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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16
Madison, Wis. oct. Ist


MISSIONARY no New EN0tANp.-Ihc mo-
torio Parson Brownlow of the Knoxville
Tenn villa. writes 20 the New York Times,
iushfing his approval of the burning alive
ia colorod murderer, and his assertion as
follows: '' Had we been there, we should
have taken part. and eyon suggested the
pmchug of pieces out of him with red-hot
uinccrs. the cutting off OF limb at a time,
and then burning thcm all in heap One
would think that the most inviting field OF
labor, just at this time, for man OF such
sentiments would be found in India amnog
the revolted Sopoys, where his red-hot plncers
suggestion might give him popularity at once
But his aspirations have taken another turn,
as will be seen below;
at is my purpose to spend this coming
winter in the principal cities OF the South
lccurng upon the subject of slavery, the NOR
ality of the Misunderstanding the condition
of free persons of color in the Free States
with that in the South In the spring ! pur-
pose visiting the New England states and
repeating the same lectures. In other words
propose to go among you as Soothera ms
sionarg. to onlighten your benightod Free Soil
population upon the subject of Slavery ]
/ look upon the cities and towns of our New
England States, and OF the Northwestern
States as opening wider and more inviting
field at this time, for faithful missionary labors,
than Hindostan, Siam, Coylon, China or Yves
tern Africa
The BmLE-Dr Hall, in his Journal OF
Health for May, speaking of the importance
of inhabiting houses in their structure and
situation favorable to health, refers as follows
to the bible There is more sound, practl'
cal hygiene, on this subject Of healthy house
es, in the fourteenth chapter of Leuticus
from verse thirty-four, than in all the skull
of all the health commissioners and common
councils of all the cities of Christendom.-
Pity it is that we do not read our Bible more
that great book which contains the LEADING
principles of what is undsputably good, an
useful. and true, in all that really pertains l.
human happiness and pity it is that the Sun
! day newspaper, and the trashy weekly, am
! the enticing story book, for childhood AM
hoary old age, on subjects pertaining to tn
+ world and party preaching and infdel peri
petetic lecturers, with their new tangled cru
dities for human amelioration, and their thee
ries for elcvating the masses,--pity 1t 49,
say, that all these things so attract attention
The Bible, the best book Of all, the wlsest /
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where he offers ior sale large stock Of BRANDIEs.
GINS, RUNS, WHISkEYS, WINES, CIGARS, To-
BACCO, TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE and SPICES, Of all
kinds, follows -
Co.. j. F. Martell, Pelevoison, NC, for the table
and for preserving purposes in wood and glass, to suit
customers.
GINS-Double Pine Apple, Phoenix and Honeysuckle
London Cordial Gin, and Nolties Schnapps, in pipes,
cases, jugs and bottles
~ us IND ifHiShE lS.-London Dock, Jamaica
Rum, Ola 81. Croix and Medford Rum, in every style
Of package and for all purposes, whether medicinal
otherwise. The celebrated lsay Whiskey, in wood
and in glass. Very old and superior Whskeys, in all
styles Of packages 10 suit Includes the Bourbon and
Monongahcla sorts, in barrels kegs and bottles.
WiNES.-OLD MADEIRA, OF the best brands SHERRY
WINES, of all varieties, some Of them imported in bot
ties, others in ~ Ii and ls casks, considered by
connuaseurs the most superior offered for sale in
this market. CLARET WINEs in cases Of one dozen
EACH Of various prices and qualities toget with
assortment of White Wines and Hook Wines, from
celebrated houses in Europe. CHAMPAGNE, various
ing into great request.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-Imported Cigars, OF IA
yorite brands Tobacco, Of choice brands which will
be sold very low and in quantities TO suit purchasers
TEiS md SUGARS.--Al descriptions Of Black and
Green Teas, in the original packages be repacked
to ORDER in g, and 10 pound caddies. Sugars Of
~ description, which, together with all other articles
unucd u the above list supplied in small large
quantities and delivered at any place within the limits
ni thc city
SPfCES-Ground Coaees Mustard, Cloves, Pepper,
pound.
Country dealers are invited TO send in their ORDERS in
closing the money for the same, directed to tbs under
signed at 1870 Broad street. Boston.
Samples Of all articles which can be readily put up will
be furnished with the prices, il desired either through
the mail By express. The greatest and attention
will be given 10 the packing, with view to safe trans
portaiion Of the invoices JOSEPH DREW,
0b jm No. 100 brO0d street, Boston.
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rTNE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
L ~ IHE womb
Is the Patent seifGcucratug
G. 4 s. l. 4 VI p.
Particularly adapted Churches. Hotels Halls, Fac
tories, Stores, Par.ors, Families, sc.
SOME Oh IT'S GOOD QUALITIES.
u IS perfectly safe. SO chance for explosion.
it NOT cviinEuishrj hy any ordinary wind
Y requires roviekug only once iu Fix months.
" way not gct ont of order.
child may tlkc care of &c.
~ ts uucqulIled Cor reading or sewing.
Inc light is MOE Injurious go tho Cvcs
For economy, cleanliness and comfort, 10 dohes
petition and is the best light in The world
The material used in these Lamps is common Burning
Fluid. All Fluid and Oil Lamps can be altered into Chs
LAMPS.
INC Cas- famr g. intended for common family use, and
soils from 81 - 90 $500 according 90 styles also for
stores. Churches, Hotels Sc.
lh, Lamp viii give the same amount of light as three
Scitnc saudlc f1r half cent hour and the light
Of one 3 foot gas burner fnr cent an hour
This lamp, which is pronounced by all 20 be FAR 'upe-
ri1r w amy LAMP ever before offered Co The inspection Of
thc public, IS uow ou exhibition at
q n. RiKER'S. STATE Street. H5niDeiier w.,
who owns the right nr Washington County, aud will
scll Lamps OF Town Rights.
- can end seo che Lamps in operation at amy hour
during the day evening
Montpelier. sept. Is. 1851 oar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

l. PIN + HAIR Aim
RESTORING GRAY HAIR ro IT'S ORIGINAL

COLOR.
gJWarrantcd % cure Badness, Scurf DandruF itch
ing and ell discusses Of the skin. This Balm gives the
scalp new and healthy action; restores the colorinz
matter 90 the roots Of the Hair which passes through
ne Hair and gives il natural color without the Of
Hair Dye.
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced pre-
tending 90 preserve the Hair and keep from falling Off
composed Of Oils, Alcohol and other deeterous materi-
als, and all 10 Hair dyes have been introduced
that do not give the hair natural color besides being
troublesome TO use. This Balm is not Dye knowing
that preparation needed 10 do what was required
until he could obtain article that would be the exact
remedy, and after years trial has perfected this
Balm. II Is soothing and enoent allays all irritation
OF the scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching.
ed gray it will bring back its original color be it
Black, Brown Auburn. IL makes the Hair soft and
gossy,-prcycns it from falling off will be- seen upon
using this Balm for only few daysifc will be given 20
Growth does not take place at the end Of the Hair
will be in persons who have their Hair dyed II
you examine gray hair that has been coOred for week.
you viii ind towards the roots that the hair has
gray, hence Is necessary have the fluid the roots
Of the hair healthy that the whole hair be natural
color, Each hair has in the skin and is Of itself
hollow, gray tube, through which there a constant
circulation Of the pigment FROM the root When this
pigment cooring matter dies out, leaves the hair
hollow and it becomes gray To invent balm that would
puetor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm win do
H. II will bring the hair to its natural color BY making
anew the colorng matter in the roots Of the hair.
II is mistaken notion that oil grease will restore
the hair, nothing can be injurious. And Alpine
Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by c. A. L. MASON Pl5gidenoe, II. I.
d. 7. IVES CO., 50 Milk ST.. Boston. Mass, sole
agents for the United States and Canadas
For sale in Montpelier by +. Z. SMITH, and l.. 7.
PIERCE. 35,6m.is
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all It's theories, and in all It's practices safe,
has become a sealed book to the many. and
any other volume on the centre or the side
table is opened sooner than it,
HoIDERs OF BILLS oS DIscREpIrrD BANKS
should be cautious in disposing Of them for
less than their full value Many Of them
like the Canton Bank, Maino the Hartford
Co., and most Of the New York banks-will
redeem in full. II should be remembered.
also, that Bank Stockholders in Massachu-
sets arc personally liable TO billholders to
the oxtont Of their stock. 1t is therefore
scarcely possible for billholdcrs TO suffer loss
in the event Of the failure in any Massachu-
sctts bank. No Massachusetts bank has fail
ed since the Cochituato which paid in full,
although at one time is bills sold for fifty
cents ON the dollar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

NE GRATH S ELECTRIC OIL.
~ This celebrated remedy for Rheumatism, Gout
Neuralgia, Erysipelas Empuons Spraus, Burns, Eel
ous &C.. manufactured only by Prof Charles De Grath
everywhere known the original dscoyorer, at his old
establishment iu Philadelphia.
The sale OF ts Great licmedy has been Unprecedented
Last year alone sl35O00 worth sold and wher
ever 70 is known there It's used. Purcell Ladd Co.,
1f Richmond boughtlast 81 200 WORTH Barnes
81 Park OF New York, 81 900 worth Seth $. llancc Of
Baltimore, over 50 0J1 worth j. D Park, OF Cincinnati
i,0l1 worth, and other large Druggists all over the o.
uiiel States.
Road and DO liAeeise--all Dealers and Druggists.
Baltimore, Md Dee 3, 1856.
Prof DE Grath Dear Sir Please send me per steam
plckot 500 worth OF your Electric oil, the last lot is all
ths makes over 5000 OF your Electric oil have sold
during the past II months SETH 5. HANCE,
los Bait street.
Aud here Is another from the Woalthest Drug House
Cincinnati Nov. q. 1886.
Prof De Grath Please send me ~ Gross Small size
No. !, Gross Medium 40 ., and Gross Large No. 81,
and draw me for the amt. as before.
Another.
indianapolis, Oct. 2j, 1886.
Prof De Grath Forward me per cXpress, $50 worth
your Electric Oil assorted Sizes Your usual terms.
ROBERT BROWNING.
In fact the demand, considering the time since the ar
tcle has been discovered, has been unprecedented and
Is now beyond an precedent
CAurtoN.-There are numerous limitations sprung mp
the reputation thatmy article has acquired Tho pub
lie must beware They are worthless
FRED r.. SMITH, Montpelier, Agent Sold by all
Druggists 3a0meom
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ID UBBER BOOTS, of the best in market,
1 a for $500. Rubber Shoes in proportion, at
Montpelier, Oct. 0, 1851. ftENCHS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16
No. 1870 Broad Street.

ID T. NJ o V A l. JOSEPH DREW,
Having sold his interest in his Store No. % North
Market street, has removed his Counting Room to his
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

THE BOYS will find at French S, Spencers,
Coats, Pants aud Vest Boots, Hats Caps, Gloves
Mitlcns. Nc--Iontpelicr. OF. ,. lall.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

TINHE best GLOVES and MIrTENS to
20 be found at FkENCtiS.
Montpelier Oct q, 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-10-16

can be found at French's,
~ Of the rery best kinds, acj at the best prices
Mmtuclicr, Oct o. 1851
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-12

PORTION Or The city, ao ditch in caroton Avenue second
B. Upon the petition Of Mrs Jane NJ Ekn Secretary of the
3aaa asking fs ground Il washington Gene
tey etc., committee report recommending that the city
asked INA osns.sIy III Is.os,ioa sdepsa
% s '1 pat
around the at their own expense n.
age done front II NJ Lafayette
hi. trees = hi. q, own expense Yas .,. !. J.,
o sSs house Il
H.: x,
+ 1sp n a.
sSsags ss sfss 1s
opening sd street vhsh y done
4
Your spsr 4 = s he filing Up and
ron !, prssr 70 Broad street ssoatiSa Is
employ two men for ono month and have the said
a. Your Committee for your adoption subsitu.
for the resolution build bridges o.
various rests in .he Fourth and also place lamps at
M Toaf COMMITTEES the adoption of til.
wooden crossings asqust Intersections Of al
streets from Basin to Caibo gsi ssest,n ste
S 4 ssE$1 A ASSEdhhD chairman
no 4
The following resolutions mentioned in the above
report were read and adopted by the following vote
the rules being suspended a s5ees,s q r. o
Yeas: Messrs Magioni, Dolhonde, Fleming Hall
Holland, Kearny, Reid, Waldo and Whitney = 8. ID
Reoue the Comptroller be he hereby author
sl,sI in H.
the purchaser 70 4. up said building at bis
for the and e return the said the city
i u
e boE e s S
BY them school house, At the junction Bayou
3 ss day i
b e. M into %. +
s days Il the
eordsnes with lines specncaons the sufvsyo
on the following named streets ssa 9. -.
ass ~ E.s ssfss,
ST. Sssss fa Is 5 s @
ditch on the side Of Fourth street from George stree
% sias
Rsoss That the city Of NsM ossns
District lots Of ground in the new Washington Csmeter
a,ion and that said lots giving lie lines 70
the and that the lady managers of said Asylum tn
With said lines d the surveyor: =
deS IN the The Cam
sG
s' o hsfSn a tn
Third street, each lamp; lamp in the center Of III
square First street. between Tchsupitonlas and Rousses
streets; also lamp the Division and Fir
streets Fourth District One lamp a hs Johnson
street, lamps to be placed Dorgenos street
Canal Carondeet and four ampson Metare
Bayou John Benyile street. in the Second Dsrc
Reso,ted That in the pursuance Of his contract by placn
houses Of the of the Of the
New Orleans directed by the Surveyor the city 4 eet
price for each number properly placed and
hereby ordered that the cost Of numbering the houses
for BE- included in he budget Of the 1885,
The following resolution, mentioned in the aboy
report, read, the rules being suspended, and,
motion, laid on the table till next meeting
Resoirsd That the City Attorney be and he hereby auho
ICED take the and for the opening
Claiborne street, from Common to Lafayette formerly Hav
street. and report accordingly to the Common Council.
MI. Holland moved that Mr.. Reid be placed on I'll
, Committee on Streets and Landings, in place of NJ
, Campbell, resigned. Carried unanimously.
~ i3 IConclusion Io.morro,o.1
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oIontsa Nfo' "A1'1 ""S Ae'A 'NN
auOpteu'
The ON and landings have the honor to re-
port upon the following subjects referred to Them viz
Upon the report OF the Street Com missioner October 18TH
1850 Informing the Council THAT the appropriation for repair
ing the Ud and making new bridges and crossings for the
Second s was exhausted during The recess Of the Gon
c and nasm0ch WAS ipossioe 10 STOP su WORK ne ad
continued the same and asking approval OF his action your
committee having msde he proper Inquiry report
ing that the apprs OF the Ooei DO given as asked Tor by
the strs ct commissioner. a., .c.>,,,
me petition OF me new Orleans jackson Great North
eTn Ra eau aenpns 10 ~ uspSssu rem panng
Maghoua See' a,u mat ne pink ou on sa street pe
to remain together Win petition OF properly holders 70 the
same eject and 70 pass resolution re eynS Mes Nieho
son 20 u ter engagement 10 ballast sau street ana also
petition OF pr perry holders praying that ne said railroad
company DC required 20 ballast hst portion OF INC sara Mano
Ia sree IN IRON 81 eW ec mas , gen guy @
W your eonnt,ee VINO report that aiu Mls ROAD was pen
onsu o ~ aceouce MIN me city chaer te copttaet SOLO
LOT tne Of me WORK as requea ana 'hey cannot
conceive mat he SAID railroad one oil me par
their petition with others for said were allowed in this
instance Won ee eed and serve as precedent and cause
tonne ana gaoh IN connection with me improvements OF
the ci sLhereioe thatthe contractors Messr
Nicholson Co.. be required to proceed to the completion OF
| sara ballast road - contracted Tor.
Your COMMITTEES report adversely to the petition Of resi-
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4 NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST ANI
"a MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA RILLA LOZEN G. E S
Simple and Compound.

Simple and Compound
Prepared by N. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences Syrups and Extracts named and
to ali specalies heretofore known.
have for long time thoroughly Investigated the ide. OF
therapeutic ageht susceptible of being applied to all
diseases the development morbid principle of which proceeds
from internal cause, either in the blood of the
organs.
BILE mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks to interchangeable
searches, it is now obtained.
in vegetables the necessary means for this
which have the honor this day of advertising The form Of
possibility doing otherwise and have divided 1t into sim
pie compound oenges in order that they might be given
to children as we'll as adults.
until wonderful results had satisfied that had
ceeed and that the charge of quakey could not be brought
The attention of physicians and of the pubc Is called to
these ozeng in order that may witness the adn
rable results Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of a thousand persons.
The cleansed the blood purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious and fluid
SPECIAL EFFECTs.
l. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally
Persons who have used these Lozenge have had h
s. Venereal syphitic. hepac scorbutical equity rheu
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is reserfed to.
All diseases Of the lungs head eyes, stomach bowels
other internal external complaints disappear entirely
vided the Lozenges resOrted to.
For sale by the box with prospectus showing how the
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and l5l Chartres st.
f GUITLOT, Royal street
H. BONNABEL,
corner Of Nachez and Tchouptoulas sts
G. d. WERoKMULLER,
l02 Camp street, corner of Poydras street.
APPROXIMATIONS rats daily at the above Drug Store
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z
=, - ~ sIso 90
* Anq q sees' n Al. 10 is
hcsse & Rsfuee ior BOYS =, - ~! z
49,. rs .' eiiss SSSS
Sssss.so1, is g y
sassss 7aos = ~ !.
n.,,.s, 4. I, . sS5s q q
q S1s1T7 q
x.-os.s. ss,. ; isl. I, - 8, III,
Ds ss ossd sss no, SG Wing .spO
~ cssnsss q wask Hauss and and Hos.s. y
"a Il
snssss xssis ssssss d..is.s ssdios O. n
81 1Ss ca !: furnished Nth but s
H. e s ss sss fs rom 6. e
9sse son Ia sosd q
a ss q tSsir Situation The
M IsssS1 =, sS. n. then ss pro-
e sis; pssinii, sssiaitisd JoHS n0LHoKDE,
@ ~ s e ssssi j. N Reid ts # III
The following resolutions, mentioned in the absve
feport were read and, motion, sent to the Board
Of Al6efDaen for concurrence gs45,.l
yeSI Weaars Marioni Dolhonde Hall Holland
Kearnv Phelpe Reid Waldo and Whitney-9 10
x ssss T.
shos y sy s. needed Tor the women IN the inssne
a., n. Il. rs,..,. j. i. second I'd mira
e. H. b.
ps.scs from lie Insane Asylum in Ibis oily 70
Asxlstn 4 Jaekson touisisas II. s,,,,.snor
Ane IA ~. ..'11 s''
asavssoa's p., s ,s..ss, ssa CRY II, H41's
To TIA hsnosabls the cosn4an Coansii,
Board q Assistant Aldermen a IN. I,,. :, s,,,
Spd - a iRs q s0sf
~, ic nee BEEN sdoosd BY the Common osas
y 4. ss e IT,
e 4 ss & &. ys n s &c
70 aid river snd all
parallel begin Canal street snt run Hp aSd
CIV and awardsd e lanes Walsh
msscs ths work and put up numbers for which he
~ consequently was compelled 70 stop ne s
followed uf only mode Of spd
s % h ' s Ss sv Ss s
tbe hid and require the from ne
Ifsmsa. gentlemen, c6saisns servant,
IN. following commune mi ications from lie Board Of
| Aldermen were read and accepted:
r. BOARD Or AlpEaxES, ocsooer a. 1927.
sS ~ Il 4 ofihs Board q Assistant Aldermen:
The following resolutions adopted ~ your
body IRE s ~ op
osss a. 1857 Ii.
rIeasoTes n favor Il Jpo Bali sEsris fo sI7ol III
4 s.,s s Il M 81 pS e
Z fssso sso o.ps
I'd ssio'as r. Mayor T. enter into the necessary
81 .s & sad e. ssySs
s made sy The Comm
sr he ish instant e y cor1rioIls. security
hattie Mayor
1 an tSs fsh ;nst "a Nichoison Co. H. al sianslsy
@ w ~
ssouon annsns the 's nss
etc. and suhorisins the Comptroller sell af,s,
o dsy: notice j hs 'h'
resolution rejecting the adjudication by Comptroller
FL Gs g. and psf
ding the conptroIlsr resell The
drss sTssf i. d White security Patrick Twin
nv, " s Ranort On Deainase
resolution authorizing the city Attorney withdraw
che suit against e. " Holt for violation q the city
u Respectfully, CHAs. CLAIBORNE Secretary
81 ssssgs Nv gl3t November 4th 1857.
the honorable abb the ~ oa Of Assistant
aeu.lsrsnThs following adopted hon
TIN e til
Treasurer II favor 81 D. Baksnsers tie sum $50
prsanon be ss to have
lights % b. ID ~ s Market
replacing the chains The piece groun
resolution authorizing the Surveyor 70 measure and
the Of each stand and stall in the 81 Marys Market in &C
cofoance mn ss ontroer 10 sell afser sy
y oasss Ssr 70 he 9 ae
dcaon The contractor bonds ii he sum Il $500
faithful performance Of the contract etc.
snd Pa BIZ
ict tie price Of Smelling the 81 Is per running
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLANTERS.

PATENTED hxPRoV6 81 YGn rs THE MANUFACTURES
sa a' eFeB
ak Of age and above and women unfit for blowing or
Ph y this EEK
IN one aachns and the ssassn Machines Of the spppins
plantation, complete, with great dispatch Also competent
s oNE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
TIE very first year. will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine and the spnners
NJ IMPROVEMENT in results to the Planter equiva.
and While
hin. aa x his 10 p Be @
Bsing up crop. ~
MACHINERY is CASH AkFISL E but for good accept.
grant reasonable facilities and for the RIGHT OF
Eve years the the bring Cotton
with contract nsrng payment should the plantation change
Propositions from Planters may be made, and know
to state what has been the Of pounds Of their
hoy s many pounds of Yarn OK Asy fP Mobile Ala
NILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
VI LATOR in plantations comprising the
rse WITH the following
other known application of steam to steam ranu-
requires but pressure of 30 pounds of steam strike
q Ii requires no additional water for the boilers.
g. It's pipes never "scale" or require cleaning
body juice that and hard grained made
@ s
boilers are large and Gmas Bagesss Fnrnaee
With Bagasse FURNACE now furnish to grind
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds
The Pneumatic Battery ga1slaO. PIT in operation
isgs steam nrD'''1 . '' " ',s 'Ns p'' ''
and drawings will be furnished application othe subscriber
BE- ssa g e s
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE. I
City of New Orleans July I, 1855.
DISSOLVED, That the Comptroller he, and
n he Is hereby Authorized and required to give notice. by
standing the official journal that in accordance
So 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
in accordance with the ordinance referred to-
TSigredl Il. l.. TRACY, ID. -...0
ar". 7E President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Sgned L. II. PLACE,
President Board Vi Aldermen.
Approved April o. 1855
fSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of the officers city and OF the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
T. THEARD,
jyl6f Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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