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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-27
NICARAGUA NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Feb. 70, 80.
New Orleans papers of Friday state that on the
msrning the steamer TEXAS left Ssn Juan force OF
seven ,ped boats from the British feet asoeneed the
San Juan river towsrd TIE dNhbusser camp. Thar
object, it ~ supposed, vss 10 release SC ne Ps.S
efscsr- trt wee hurried up tbs rvsS By TIE dls1'''
leaders,
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBAsY, Thursday, Feb. 70, ISo7.
The Hudson River Rosd will be In order throughout
by Monday.
Benton presented a report on the subject Of dpcrmi
natrg tolls on the Canal for the approx Of the Board.
Tie report was elected by resolution of inquiry
in favor OF discriminating tols. The report was or
deed to be printed for the future sctou Of the Board
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b.,, will doubtless resign, to relieve tAeir friends
and try the Issue before the people.
Mr.. Toucey admitted to-day that he had received
~ overture Of q Cabinet seat from Mr.. Buchanan
nor "a it positively known that any Others ou'
Messrr. Cas-, Cobb and Jones have been formally
notified
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FIRE AT SALEM, MASS.

BOsTON, Thursday, Feb. 70, I6o7.
FIRE in Salem to day destroyed the tannery OF j.
Csstleton with several buildings adjoining 1t The
loss Is about 81, 600.
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oBsTRUCTING A RAILROAD TRACK.

bOs1OS, Ihufsosy, FED. 70, IOd'
John II. Hardy and Warren Williams, deserters
from the United States military service at Governors
Irlapd have been arrested for placing distractions on
the Western Railroad near Charleston, by which the
New York night express usin narrowly eeosped being
thrown down 81 enibankment. They were examined
before Police Justice in Worcester, and committed
i'll
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, Thursday, Feb. 20, IoI.
An informal ballot in the House today to indicate
the references for the location Of the State House re-
suited as follows: Montpelier. ll6; Burlington, 81;
Rutland 81 scattering 10; Ins Is reSI M, ;e.
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ASSEMBLY.

The bill making appropriations to the State Chsita-
BILE Institutions, which were in the vetoed Supply bill,
was taken up. L
Mr. MAHEN objected to sppropriating $40 900 to
the New York Institution for the Nursery CT Children,
on the ground that ileeitimate children are rejected
By Mr. SPENCER-To amend the charter Of the
New.York Juvenile Asylum.
The resolution instructirg the Committee on the
Elective Franchise to bring in q bill for Registry
Law, came up the special order
On motion Of Mr.. LEWIS, the resolution was def.
nitely postponed.
The bill IL relation TO the fees of public officers was
ordered to third reading.
No other business Of general interest transacted
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FIRE AT PORTCBESTER.

PoRrcHEsrrR, Thu,sdsy, Feb. %, 1857:
The residence of Captain William Sinclair. In thus
plsce, was entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
Only email portion Of the furniture saved. Inc
loss is e.timsted at IS coo. The amount of Insurance
IL unknown.
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RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Thursday, Feb. 70, 1861.
The House of Representatives voted to-day, by the
casting vote of the Speaker to restore capital punsh
nept for murder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-12
A NEW DISCOVERY-TH GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA PA RILLA LOZE " E S :,
SinlnIe mud Cnln nnund.

Prepared y i: HEEEu, Dlngsis;t and Physician:
to s Il! spssaiss hsretefote known - " - s
haze for Long time bsn the e Of
diseases the development morbid principle o which PROCEEDS
organs
bring about and thanks my interchangeable
have vegetables the necessary for this
which have the honor this day Of The form Of
possibility doing otherwise and have divided it into sim
s chss
n haa me that had
cedd and that the charge of quackey could not be
physicians and Of the paes sass
GENERAL EFFECTS,
blood pnded
removing all impurities from this precious organ and fluid
pron 81 F, .ans,:,v
who have used these Losenges have never had the
se vsnsea syphs hepac seorbutica1 goqty rhsu
~ after the ns sS TO- bowels
other Complaints disappear entirely pro-
vided the Lozenges resortedto
For sale BY the box with prospectus showing how they
~ GENERAL DEPOT AT N HEREU's,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon Streets
'. D. VII? Il and Isl SCI chartres st.
f. G s8RSSSh Royal street.
corner fsfH;; * $S,SS'ssf; %
NB-consuatons (gra,isj daily the Drug Store
70. hs 5s'sd States to
4 for
Gs Of hS
ist It works entirely by natural daugh without
3D. It contains no CRATE interior.
3d. the mill its ashes
The Bagasseis stirred touched after it arrives
run mill engine battery, pumping engine
es he s
TS Furnace makes burn Bagasss alone and
~
q slsds fnexa e .ss y thes Who %sks
sles upon merits vim be
from me-; having authority will fully
S of
s I S
under t. the pnrehsissT; ,.,
Hs' be had OF the ma'
Jas 81 Natches street. New Orleans.
JAMES RIVER CEMENT WORKs-THEsE
1. orders FOR na smsp s
s ss % II
N'N'''' ohAS, h Balcony bHeasf Falls, Va,
Walter tn Gwynn' ch Engr Blue Ridge RR South Carolina
* oisss Ss IT. fas Vss
T. : A AEs$5s$; e E. oss,,s, = ::
MsesS stmsry prin l ss''f Hss T. R.
s&& 5 e5 , Ens sy EeGmopa Virginia.
E l. S G7 s' gap E' 5. 4 Go r.
Jas M. h"rrs' -, ';.epn.1rs
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For all particulars with regard to individual rights and rights
manufacture and sell for other States apply to the under
signed his Boiler Mandatory III Be street, where
Boilers every description made thu notice
a2S SIN DAVID 1. FOWLER.
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T7HOMAS b. WINSTON, ST. PAUL, MINNEs0T
L Dealer in
CITY TOWN AND couNTRY PROPERTY.

CITY, TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Hsss.
gage and ing s s1 E SshtL s ssfasfi pertain
Adpanta9esof Inpesna in and around ST. Pdu and in hin
st. Paul the head Of 1s1s gqa
tai Of Mnnesoa-in location and furnishing
condition. with population Of to ~ 900 The vicinity abonnds
aas @
the
either for the future as the great
avidy beyond the rates of lands
An The Sas arrivals at ST. from
hundred and the country ng with settlers
St II b b ssss Gaze
Sf Minnesota new ]
sss
A. nd ~ @ a
Of man, giving little trouble insettiing farm.
ting ST. Paul ANNA, :, tb
kind speak prosperity of the country and place
than to record less
demand il be viewed in this communication When i
gooa Resh and the and
the citizens Of other Of
experience whole population In my astannuacommu;
e
Hopes and expectations Of the future were seemingly
half hat the . truth h%s
upon then and our population during
Ct @ om asy
y thousand increase in 1855
forty thousand being than one hundred and fourteen
onssr the population Of
and forty and should sneh
Of hundred and thrtyye thousand souls
il would yon myself therefoe ncredulous Of
I no IN ao s
ting the which are eaeh year 70
Ss
ss s
he citizens State bringing before the
tss wea
hasy fixing the same standard for the future which has
the Sd thirteen Colonies BEEN
Of their popnaton within the years moving
IN Tern,
ory-the for popelng machinery
pnsss for pg
Commerce sfhe Mississippi Minnesota reversal
in the next five trust shsl
be pardoned it, in this connection suggest the propriey
public policy Of remaining Territory for few with
as1s @ SSls
enargng and developing the bone and muscle which are
ri s.
There being no gsnsy Minnesota @ al
nsr per month are the usual rates AT per
cash
tanned as security in notes bearing nye per 0h'n "e
~"'af''s-ih'sfsSp" i ssGi1se' WaRRaErs
acre that will double the amount for man.
years. located in the S the owner Of war
Of e G sss
previous givsn'to tn
actual settler
Alands once public sale and nnsod subject
s phs sa tne ST n
be the fall Of s s, and
will be the best 10
Townslocated on streams surrounded with
second hands fortunes IN cas
IS 49, ts na, IN s. re selling
dol Sa sSh To- sofsetSy 49, ' 'l'''
Eorselling Land Two Gents per Ae
Fer For Eoessins FIFTEEN Gen,ss PER &c
o I s"yne a%S vicinity s Per e
For Buying Losin Towns &c
Securities the cash value of
Titles undoubted always taken when
All orders must be accompanied by of La
Warrants (which alwaysseii atsome pr0ht Exchanged
s'' = 44'l' ko D TA ssex CAIRO TO ST. r4ut-
From Cairo of Ohio by Railroad Dubuque or
From T Pe@siih To St Paul day
Price Of Passage from Cairo 70 s. Psnl
William H. Avery Esq, Msssrs Benois Shaw Co., Ne
Robert Campbell, Esq, Messrs l. A. Bsnoist Co.,
Igernon Jarvis ESQ.,, Messrs. W. Hoge Co., New York
. nIssOI.UTION-THEs CoPARTNE RsnIPs PREV
GsT s R y Sssoss ~
Fonda disposins Of his interest to 4 Pi,k
who will continue the business and is y authorized e
: pay all its liabilities. sR9BERT pIrKIN
New orlesps January O. ls57-jal2
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INSURANCE.
HARMON DOANE, AGENT LIFE, FIRE, RIVER
IL AND MARINE INSURANCE,
~ No. 4s Camp street, New Orleans
LEE.
F r. H-- NEW ORLEANS BRANCH OFFICE -
.
United States Life INSURANCE Annuity ana
Trust Company of Philadelphia.
~. 9"- CHARTER PERPETUAL. @ VII

CdAhlEn EGAOAA'
Assets January l.. 1857 595766 ~
VEL ,nss seE
date she has paid to The Widows Of insured
as sa s
T5sa.spd Two Hundred and Twenty
f0HT Is ososea IL ay New which
snS % n nv
rent Office North and the rs Of being there aeeinsd .
ssss s sSd Sy sss s
lowing - -
Leehfora sGac e., OF hh'h sarh Co.,
j. Burnside Ace;, A. A.. d ai Kelly Co..
Gammsek sqSss Wet John Msgnihs nee Com
nas Tuyes President Orleans Company
John Calhoun President o. Jackson and g. n. Railroad
a. a1 n; ss4s s'st''s'
$1,000 l.ss ;ss s.ss ess
Pamphlets etc. be e, obtained at the Office
5dsHfh RBh hkssbi ; SH,a TO-.
In attendance daily from IL N. to3P.M.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE.
THE INSURANCE oe HfhafSlS OF TIE VALLEY OF
Cash capita-a paid $500 600 %
Assets January l, $40 ~
This Southern reliable Company continues through the
her Agent to Issue Policies against Loss or Da
and
In addition 10 documents file his Office the Agent by
psrT E. j. Ha ,sItEs Co. TO- Sam, Moore Co..
Calvin Tate q Co.. HAR9 Il 81 p 8 slsis9n'a
General Agent for s tae i ss csp Street.
r IFE INSURANCE -sTABILIT-Y sECU-
sgHAshf AahItrs FEEtETgA ~ ~
A W 7honpssa. A' Fsal : ssddasd. sDf Ohm Ely ,.,.,
5sHsse'
zEzHHs sHhx5sER rissss
sS s Iis sssf oass .,
on lives
az
s;;s'
?Rsn ce%Daays
Eoasdas' Tehn 3 BEN BENJAMIN S Flosnes'
Branch
sPamphlets forms. eobtained at the Office
k1sE.Rp B BEss M n Medical Examiners
In attendance, daily, from IL NJ, to ?. N.
| HARMON D0ANE General Agent,
| is22 No. As Camp street.
E,OVLER,S STEAM BOILER -PATENTEl
| l. September 30, 1856
The above Boiler very economical in fuel takes
roo cleans ITSELF is easily repaired and does lot
any than the ordinary Boiler.
LEvEE STEAM Corros Press,
| New Orleans March Is, 1857.
D. II. Fowler, Esq:
Dear Strive take great pleasure in recommending to a
parties using your Patented Steam Boilers We has
them in operation now besides the third one you are COZ
omy that have turned the boilers had peyousf,
although they all nearly newone set having only Dee
in about eight months.
Boilers sixty cent of fuel and hay
not the least trouble them We raise
hundred pounds pressure half hour in the Or
of the Boilers has been in for four mouth
has required cleaning and is mpressic
that it year without cleaning being
say as itself all the time by the of the bowc
valves day
We are dear sirs yours truly,
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i. WRIGHT & co.
ST ANDI5l CHARITIES YTHEET.-R
I'll MATIGM GAN he CURED I'll We now ha

81 ARn5l GH ~ dEEp NJ Nv hsss r.
ssS sESs .: e: s.
:ssa ss'is's <.
ss@as ' sss s%
applications and been under s Isame1t Of some Of the
iIss ss:s
years certify to complete snd cure BY the use Of
evidence which inspire confidence in
ys ss The sy
e 4,
sss md H.
haze y Tss and done and
sss.. evidence he shsss
W r and Ess .ss s ss 4
get and what those long aIesd have
Nj n Paseha OF. Of the editors 81 The - Iu,. -.
s4ea T by Al, 9ng Tss s "
curing ssaeTs esss
sns Tai s sss y L
curing cases tia. city The editors
ali IN eun ss ts s
The s.sf voc
Ths editors q DE Gissso~ Eagle other
knowledge OF its virtues The editor Of the German Nation
Gazette published at No. u Spruce street, in the city
New York under date Of Sept 1852 gives the history
two important OF which he has personh knowledge
the wife Of wealthy merchant wbe had for tried III
springs and had the treatment OF the most eminent physician
Of country they could effect nothing She WIS athlete
with chronic rheNadtis in its worst forms He fnss
mental In inducing trial OF this copound and efected
complete lie also few weeks since he bougt
bottle and sent to gentlemen OF hs who seemed
victim 70 this disease this one bot,ts eaSed htm
We might add editorials and h but w1gS
few names Of prominent merchants and other
White d an eminent ph ysiciap o. 81 louis
witnessed the effects Of this n
successful have its operations in performing
feet when other remedy had been that
would hesitate recommend prescribe think, whe
Its virtues ascertaned by the profession will supersed
other remedy in the treatment Of 1t k ada
ted to form Of he disease and know no compcate
hold to be duty of
when convinced Of the efficacy Of remedy and its supero
over all others for the sake Of humanity to use
j. H. Rose M D., writes from Centre College, Danvle Ky
young member Of ne College was 70 ths
consultations he and other had decided that
could not recover They hnay concluded to this remedy
and to their great bottle him
Ue although he bad not walked step for st1 noRfs
ionsly and that during twenty five years practice he ha
lever before witnessed such remarkable cure"
Professor H. L. Durham, II. D. Cincinnati, Ohio, jo
certificate publication cergymen Bapti
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NTOTICE-GEoRGE W. PARKER AND SAWYER
~ HAYWARD continue associated with me In the business
- .' JOHN HAsKINs.
New Orleans, june IL, 1857. jel6
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
100 80 .t Parish Of Orleans, City of Now Orleans. !
RAFT remembered that 18th January, 1857, before
het subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city
afoesnd personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary. Of the Home Mutual
Company Of New oreas who being duly sworn
conc to law depos that the above
inst and true transcript from the books of the
ssid Company, A. BROTHER, President.
- JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
svon To and subscribed before me this 18th day January
1871 CHAS NJ BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
have resolved to Interest OF SIX
Der cent in cash on outstanding certificates profits the
holders thereof their legal and after
MONDAY the 9Th of February next. .
The of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY cent the net earned premiums OF the Com
psny for the year ending December 1856 for which
tcates will be issued after the 18th Of March next
n-Ths Company continues against the peril Of the
seas damage by fire. at the current rates Of
premium. ONCE No. 10 Camp street. ~
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
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: - : = :
INSURANCE.


HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
II OF NEW oRLEANS.-The following statement Of the
affairs Of this company Published in conformity with the
quirements Of their charter, viz: 7Fas- -
Amount preiums received for the year ending r n.
9lst December, 1855. $oilolo "
Amount Of unterminaed risk 31st Dec b6 w
Total amount Of premiums for year ending S1nt De. 80 ~
cember, 1856 70
Wis. For prem,ums on ere .$Nbz7s29
va. For premiums river risks. S6l,g5l u
For premiums marine risks.... lle,2lS W an, ~,
Loss premiums risks not terminated
S1st December, 1856. .$9a,bI6 w
Returned preniurns, ,,.,,,,,,........... 3,0b7 As .
NsN'AHS = =. y . - = - $96, b83 As
premiums for ending sls Deem oco
ber 1856 'So4oooo oo
Losses during the period, viz: r..-.4 -'..-
On fire risks $ss,s6i ~ -.
= On marine risks. lU3,57l 40
,45- 1862, 1853 9S
Re.nsurance expenses, interest scrip
issued less interest, disc etc.. 23 lc6 ,eo OF.
Net earned profits for the ending December ,oo q,
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nFFICE OF THE CHESCENT MUTUAk
" INSURANCE COMPANY or NV asia tSs Cs IN
cent Mutual insurance Company submit the following state
merit, viz: Z, .. ....s. ,a,n. 81 .
Amount q Juntermnatsd Risks July lss 1889 As
- : -s->'.--' sueo n
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INSURANCE.

S oT5a HH pS 81 NV
cent %a. as gemps
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending .a4s o,s o.
yan ea ~ y sI a1ntsrmnsisd risks
ssss.92s Al
Premium. on Fire Risks. 1885 sss g
- :: Marine RIsks........... S ~, aasa ~ ~
L'le hiA'' sses,s2s Al
Less prsaiums on Risks not terminated. 12s,is1 90
Less Premiums l5Ooo " a., ocs On
Amount Of earned Premiums year ending as above s.
Losses paid during same period, viz: '
On On sss R Risks. s sra 81 81
q oa Tis 9, Ri.ls:: ag S55 g g
H s4s5,6s3 81
Deduct for interest,
profit and loss. dis
Less general expenses '''''
and reinsurances.. S7f 50 I,l29 T-o9i,56o "a
NstProa.. .......................... $3.50 ss2 ss
The Company have the following assets:
Amount outstanding on bond and mort, az. =.
La sast on bank and public
Premium notes............... ....'... l5sa51 %
seripef !ie Company aaksn - settle a. ~. %
Sf g s shs Sasf bs sDpa oss css g
q 600 Of consolidated bonds a22se ~
b bss' for psians in course Of sSs
81 5ls, 4g7 =
STATE OF LoUIsI ANA, 81
Parish Of Orleans City Of n. New Orleans. s..
sfoTss.id
ing duly according law does depose and say the
he % %
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 2 MY
ssi isnsd 6HA AAf X Bka s6iFs'HaD
s q ' sss I e ss
Six cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
after the Monday August prosmo declare dy,
dend as CENT? per ees on The st fsrnsd pns
iss for which eerneass viii The 25i September
eH pfo n ali The onssdng Certificates
q I'D
''s'' Agast
1872 spd as s Of Ts
produced at time Of payment and cancelled to the
GEES aH9 j 4; A2AT Vs. f Fssslsss.
e H:sss
zas Ss[ts. s;mm, y M AassRs
" i. h Tessenbars, VIM r. s' Miles, Z MsFaus1.
E. l. k ssmnsl o4P e.rso sasso
W. r. Saunders. Lionel G. Lay, jy27 1y
NoTTI1GE1THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
operations and prepared to take Fire, Marine and Rvs
g qso " " witt Tss., ii. + aa Hsas,
Evan j. Mccall, Martin Gordon, Jr..
r ss%,s Costa f cesaile Z oi has
Omer Gaillard, John Eaton,
SE5 Il NEs4, ". President President:
| A. sCREIRER Secretary. NO u
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New Orleans, mber l, 1855.
Office N o., On and II. W Railroad Co.
Mr. Bridge SIu inquiry relative to the
performance MCGOWAN Pumps in this road
can only say they quite equal your representation
the variety of pumps baye IN USE they
decidedly the best - 80 =
Yours, respectfully, A. B. SEGER, Vice President:
The above Pumps Engines constantly sale the
uIscriber sole agent here for the manufacturers.
ie25 ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazine
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nISSOI.UTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE PREvT.
IL ousy existing the undersigned under the r Of
ROBERT PITKIN { CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
Fonda dpong of his interest to r. Pitkn
who will continue the business fully authorized
The name of the of its affairs and viii
mn all lbs liabilities Ss' y ROBERT PIfKIN,
" CHAS. FONDA.
New Orleans, January 9, ls57.-ial2
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THO SUGAR PLANTERS-AT BARGAIN-uue
omen Conner Sugar Serpenine for boiling
by steam perfectly and best quality dmen-
sions "A inches in diameter and 70 inches deep.
Also
One Tubular Locomotive 1000 Feet FIRE surface per-
fectly -
Both Of which be sold half he original Apply At
BREWSTER 4 ZACHARIE'S,
my1i IS Front and 50 Fulton sts New Eleans.
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c,VEIAnI ENGINE-A SECONDHAND SIX FEET
stroke and fifteen cylinder good order suitable for
MILL draining machine Steamboat VII 9e sold bar
gain. ALFRED kEAhNf,
fe3 IL Magazine street,
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cerfy the foregoing be of the original act on
record in my Office. 49,.
In faith Whereof grant presents under signature
and impress my ofoice, the City of New Orleans,
this nineteenth day of May 1857. ~ n,
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and for the
parish city Oeaus ceres that the foregoing has
been recorded this day in his office in Book Society No. H.
Folios II. H. Is, IA and IT,
[Sgned1 JOHN HOiM1S, Recorder
New Orleans, May the 18TH 1857. my2l % je 8 10 ~
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AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, FOR THE
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
'WuOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA AND

This remedy has itself such notorey for its cures Of
of Pulmonary disease that II is entirely unne
cessry evidences of its virtues in commu
nifty where employed So wide is the held Of its
the OF Its cures that almost
every othe country abounds in publicly known
who from alarming and desperate dis
of the lungs When tried itssuperiory
over every other of its kind
where it's virtues known the public
longer hesitate andoe employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which are Incl
And only in formidable attacks upon
the lungs for the mder varieties OF Colds Coughs oarse
Children is the ana safest ned
cine that be obtained. -, 90.
AS long in constant throughout this section
the people its quality is kept
mp best that ever has been and that the genuine
sold by every respectable the United States
MO j. Wright w. Whoiesale Agents.
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TRUSTEES.
Christian Hopold, John Fox, J. W. Burbridge,
A. Rechsrd r. Bruger, n. NJ. BenRchi,
f. H. pomroy, Thos. Byrne, =: W. kirchhoH,
W A. Violet r. G. Cammack, A. johnson, .
A. Lecourt A. r. Montgomery, A. Cammack,
O. A. Fosdick, VIM. Urquhar VIM. Prehn
s s. Green, Richard Nugent, Thos. !. Dix,
A Csrriere, z. Eassy, j. s. Wallis,
f. Ganucheau, g. W. Dunbar, Chas ltahe,
j. Thornhill Henry Rodewald, Leon Queyrouse,
Mason Pitcher, AZ. Noblom, D. L. Macaulay.
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MeGOWAN,S CELEBK ATED PhANTA,
lfl TON PuMPS.-DOU BIE-ACTING SUCTION AND
FORCE COAST PuMpS AND PUMPING ENGINES DIS
CHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED TO ONE
HgNpREp,,-ANp TWENTY THousANp , GALL0 LON PER
HOUR; SGGAR-H0uSE PUMPS; FIRE. ENGINES
PUMPS FOR GIsTERNs AND DEEP WELLS COPPER,
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSES WITH BRASS BALL
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
McGowsns Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines fol-
lifting and forcing large volume OF from the
9yerowng rice lands supplying sugar houses etc Drainns
Valve Panps for nee n9asses and forcing hot water int
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
ozze, a distance OF from 100 to 40 feet.
fhe engines each furnished with band driving
eircniarsaw MILL gin stands and be furnished
without for printing houses, houses etc. wher
ompact and simple vertical engines desirable 49,
No brick erection kind Is in putting
these engines work. both engines and boilers gertica
and all connections are made $3.50.
-t Cincinnati Deeeraber |, 1856.
Messrs. Geo. D. Winchell, Bro Il Co: go,
Genrs-rhe Pumping Engine purchased of you Tor use OF
shop line of The Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been time and given perfect sasaetii
consider it the best pumping within my knowlege
drives besides the aSunch crcnar
adr and there power to spare VIII
inch of the boiler 1therefo
the notice of railroad managers ant
others Yours truly, -. . ..l,sc,I,, -