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NEW YORK.
GARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE

CARTE2'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
THE BEST Alternative KN0WNl
Not Particle Of Mercury in az
An infalIiblc remedy for scrofala, Kings Evil,
rheumatism, Obstinate Cuianeous Eruptions,
Bolls, Ague and Fever. Chronic Sore Eyes,
Hingworm. or letter, Scaid- Head. En-
iargemcnt and pain Of the Bones and
Joints, Salt Rheum, Stubborn EUlcers,
Syphilitic Disorders. and all diseases
arising from an In judicious use Of
Mercury, Imprndence In life,
or Impurity OF the Blood.
This great alternative medicine and Purifier of
the Blood isnow used by thousands OF grateful
patients from all parts Of the United States, who
testify daily 10 10 the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest Of all medicines, "Caiter's Span
ish MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula.
Eruptions on the Skin, Liver Dleease, Fevers, III,
GERS, Old sores, Affection OF the Kidneys, Diseas-
es OF the Throat, Female Complaint, Pains and
Aching Of Che Bones and Joints, are speedily put
70 fight BY ussng this great and incstimablc rem
cdy.
For all diseases OF the Blood, nothing has ye,
been found 20 compare with Il. II clcanses the
system Of all Impurities, acts gently and efficient
~ on The Liver and Kidneys, and strengthens tho
Dlgestian, gives tone 70 the stomach, makes the
Skin clear aud healihp, and restores tho Constltu
ton, enfeebled by disease or broken down by tho
excuses Of youth, 10 its pristine vigor and
For the dlscasoso OF Fcmaies i'll. peculiarly an
plleable, and wherever Il has become known IL
regularly prescribed with the happlost Effects
u inYigoraies tho weak and debillfated, and I'm :
parts elasticity 10 the worn out frame, clears the
thln. and leaves the patient fresh and healthy: n
sinSlo bottle OF this lncsilmable remedy Is worth
more than all the so-called earsaparllasin exist
rms large number OF certificates which we have
received from All portions OF the United States, Is
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

AS. llarlegh q iifo,,. Pow Albany, Ind, Pro-
pfletofa Tor the South and West.
NJ. w. Halle, ilfookyille, Charles Vaneamp,
Metamorai ~, 4. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio, aud
dealers In medicine generally,
June 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

JOY TO THE W0RLDl
QALN OF A rHQveASD ELoWERe, lsr ale
" vi. vAneuuAa 8oo,A
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30

In all countries, except Louisi-
ana, the sugar cane is natural
and luxurious product of the soil,
and is cultivated at a trifling ex-
pense. In the West Indies and
South America, and in any Of the
regions from which sugar is bro't
to our country, one days labor
on a sugar plantation will pro-
duce three times the amount Of
sugar that it produces in Louisi-
ana. While in that State, even
during the most favorable seasons,
it costs from six to eight cents
to make q pound Of sugar, IL
costs but from two to three cents
to make a pound in the tropical
countries, where the plant Is indi.
|genous TO the soil. Then why
should we longer 'sprotect" the
meagre sugar culture Of Louisi.
ana by a high tax on all our sugar
importations? Why shall We Ion.
ger pay fourteen cents Il pound
for brown sugar, when, by repeal.
ing the tax, we may buy it fol
six?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-30
NnTlOE,

The genuine Oriental or Sovereign Balm pills
have un The wrapper Of each box the above repre-.
sontatlon of the mandatory.
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TERRIBLE Disclosures

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III sueces That every effort would be made to drive
premium before the date Of allotment scarcely
b. doubed but looking At the extraordinary facilities
Afforded By which includes most q the principal
the European Bouses it considered
bic that the opinion this point would be sowed 60 =
form heyoHd that Of general Inference appeaIs
dent minds will impa the OF the force Of GER
tanty OF II IL always posbs for the Of
canpaHss BY seeking to buy shares In anticipation me
allotment to send te to premium sufficient 70 render them
attractive to the public and induce flood Of
the becomes proportion 10 the
q markets for dealings n them e ,ne sscs
Under these most OF the respect
able dealers In the Stock Exchange have resolved to
exercise great caution with respect to the present and
OF the shares How this resolution may
Judged the following facts respectable stock brokers'
brussels 10 invest GO0 railway shares deemed
expeient inquiry and found that the clergyman
the principal The hn had the order in his
capital further development Having mentioned
the friend they ascertaned that smother order
purchase f2o0O had been transmitted by clergy
man through mercantile house. Their FIRST impression
that it must nave Individual in case
curry however, they gathered that in this
English clergyman although tho resemblance still perfect
an agent Thus the matter stands. The INQUIRIES for the
apparently these devices
tempting few of the dealers to make price for them
to-day Of @ premium i will be for the public Judge the
dihle any denial Of should be hazarded those
from proceeds WILL it is said be found ready
santiate it in every particular
doubling the capital Of the Bank
adopted Saturday subject the approval Of the Council of
rentes and in addition the Bank lend
during the whole duration Of the charter which
prolonged 30 Each holder of share in the Bank will
have right to at the price of 00 paid by
various instalmentS.
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gtm Orleans Alautu WarAet.
CRESCENT oFFtcE. No. 10 Camp sire
"Wednesday Evening. Nav IL. lS5

VI i- CRESCENT OFFtCE. No. 10 Casnp street. !
Wednesday Evening, May H. 1857.
The Of the financial market is unchanged In some
there complaints Of scarcity money the
far advanced for general pressure. large
buyers Of paper have closed transactions
season. and departing daily There paper offering
nase the proceeds of which, sanguns be
hufsed Northern States In Europe know that
make four To this be added that large spscua
tons operations have been going in the West in andha
farmers merchants lawyers and preachers have been
going beyond their and good city Of New Orleans
ways has 10 contribute sustain the We
hope Il will come out probably.
There very few negotiations Of paper to-day. Some
sales Of strictly AL made 10 cent but good grade
rather higher Some negotiations made hut there
very little paper offering below 10 per cent.
Stocks are quiet We did learn Of transaction today
oaly % shares Bank Of New Orleans at lO7ls
Exchnnge firm to-day There sales of 900 sight
by party * premium New York, and other
tons in the ratio The Banks were selling checks
the counter prem. Some round sixty days
sight sold ~ discount The general sixty days
bills ruled from lsgi discount Sterling taken
extent at pa which shows iing advance There very
little doing francsthe OF operations for French
Some small taken daily for remittance
al 5l6146p5 1875.
The European mails by Hermann Kangaroo were re-
to-day Private adyces indicate that the money market
much easier. -
The Tehuantepec company now going forward with the
public feeling enlisted in its behalf We believe this company
will productive OF and renunerating results New
The expose Of the company has been voaby
received by the community The executive officers Of the
company Messrs Emile LaSers President and L. Heyger
as certainly induce believe that the public feel
ing fully entering It's favor The company is located
st No Is Place. where the public Is invited call
, and obtain all information.
The London Times, the 2Ist Of April received by the
kangaroo al New York suys the stock market well the
dsccan market The demand for money only moderate
siudss as follows 70 The Russian railway schemes;
Money at said to be IN increased demand At Ham
f.arYf tho rs at nRf N
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ARRIVED.

Ship Lncy Harriet Fooe from Newport Wales 18th March,
to Meyer, Mummy &co-Agiers
Ship Geo Eae Frost 70 days from Boston, to Hynsou
&co--lst dist "a.
Ship Abner steson Robinson from Liverpool March 17h to
. - Whitney &co-2d dist 49,
Bark Hungarian Matthias days from Philadelphia to- Cree
Wy Il Farwell--Powder House, ~
Brig Geo Chase. Campton days from HAVANA to MASTER
sehr Star CANNON days from Vera Cnz Boudousuuie
Phiilips-POint.
schr Esther Burr Hanson days from Havana Godenbow
& Lesparre-2d dist 90
Schr Moore Smite days Cadenas Wiser
co-3d dist l6.
schr John Bell days from Roekland Maine to Greevy
schr Mary Magdeina Marques days from Mobile to
ter--Basin
Schr Olive Branch Smith, days from Mobile to master
schr Deer Island Perit, from Mobile to maser-Basin.
Schr Mary Ann, Jones' from Biloxi-Basin.
schr Warren, Jagner, from Pascagoua-Basin.
Schr Perseverance, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basin u.
STEAMBOATS,.
Hiawatha Dix from st Louis.
Capitol. White. from Carolina Landing
Dardanelles, Chapman from Arkansas River
DR. Bntey Dugas, from Lockport
II II j Ward, Miller, from Louisville
a Fnseiier, Buckley from Mobile-Lake end
Carrolton and Jefferson Railroad.
Florida, Grant from Mobile
to 9Th inst ships Shawmut and Harry of the West
brought up ships Lucy Harriet Geo Halet and 10 the
Quarantine Station bark jas Cook ..
Towboat Angle American, Martini from the Passes-towed
down aud 9Th inst ships w II Prescott and Rich.
mond--brought up bark Hungarian, schrs Esther Rurr
and Moore.
Towboat Star. whitney, from the Passes-owed down and
9Th inst ships Thalata and Oxford schooner "
acknowledgement up ship Abner Steison brig Chase
and schrs Star and John Bell.
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" EAfOhIs.
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ghas Nor
ga39O bhls -four IT'S bbls whisky 81 do krout II hf bb of
noasses 100 sacks corn sacks coffee IS kegs pickles. l,S bS
soap.
NEW YORKShp Sheridan-l2s6 bales cotton, 23 bales OF
moss 10 do rags do 4S bbis whisky casks brandy
~ casks hams 6 starch ties lard AZ bds hides 1879
and sds iron IS hhds "a boxes do 80 sacks wheat Is
pkgs sarnish 10 pkgs preserves.
MoBIEchr shepherdess-ls0 sacks corn 225 bales hay
10 hbs brandy.
LNEsPooI-Ship Gohota-l73s bales cotton,
BoSfoN-Shp Young Eagles039 sacks corn 1900 slaves
bds mdse.
B0STON-Bark Harriet Haaletiue-50ST bbls -four 81 bbs
pecan 80 bales cuttings glass logs mahogany
% cedar croiehes. -
PENSACoLA-Bark overmann-In belfast
PENSACol'A-Sehr Lizzie Mizck22t sacks 10 sacks
coffee Is bbs pork bbs moasse casks bacon hhds sugar
"A bbs -four, ~ bales hay
PENSACOLA-Schr Seuihrou--2 hhds sugar bbls sugar
Is bacon bbls lard bbs four 90 sacks corn 10 sacks
coffee.
NEW YoRK-ship Ream-5o2 bales cotton c. de hemp
800 rope cuttings 3 do SKINS 80 hhds tobacco cases do
222 sacks 35J bbs pork 30 lard 1888 bbs whisky
bbs sugor. IS cases type, do mdse.
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IMPORTS,

NEW YORK VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Prometheus-As-
sorted mdse.
son-southmayd Harrlson-J Caldwell &coJ Atkins
Priestey 4 Bein-Wm Afmstrong-A Robb &co-Fenne &
Power-w johnson &co-J Lewis-Siekles &co-Taylor 4
ChurchlR MeGregor Sco-Hendetsop GainesGlark, Mos
by kro--M Miller Y de Egana-0 Graham-T B Smith
VIM Prchn-C Buddeeke &co-G Holm Payro-Leoe
PARE &eo-M Haggerty &eo-Sark. Stanier &cs-Shue
Tominson-Hugh MeDsl-and order
HAyANA-Brig G IL Chase-l segars 10 Longs
do II bales yuado Gorrsson Bros2 egats Domingo
Il do Ghas odar-fruit to master.
VERA cRUz-schr star-ssoso specie Camerden-ss7 do
Payne &co.
NEWPORT-Shp Icy Harriet-4l5 bars rr iron 30S fish
bars 5000 bolts and spikes to order
B0ST0S-ship Geo Hailett-AssoEtsdmdse.
PHILADELpHIA-Bark Hunsarian-Assorted tndse.
HAvANA-schr Esther BurrSt hhds molasses P Il Ba
rel AGO. hhds Cabaleo Basuado-lQ segars
HoraS Do Laborde Xiques1 do B0rnio Rros-p boxes
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tons Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, ETC., etc. etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this State
the Jeery Improved Double Acting Pump, with
India Ball Valves is prepared receive orders
5h 1856 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
York Fair, held at Elmira ia that In intro
Pump this community the undersigned feels
that his efforts to bring into will be
seconded all who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Pump Valves, will at be to thinking mind
Their and their yielding surface
a certainly operation and perfection of action which
attained by the of other Valves The simplicity of
facility with which the parts
and replaced compact FORM renders this the perfect
ana desirable Pump Every Planter, Ship
should of these valuable Pumps
apart their general they be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
Size possesses capacity of forcing % gallons per min
ute Price $40.
Size possesses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
Price S35.
Size No possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per min
ute Price $50.
And larger sizes suitable Dry heavy Drainage
mp capacity of 500 gallons minute in Of
miraby adapted Sugar Houses forcing the juice
asses the ordinary which Pump generally
Piled while for redeeming Swampy Lands the No as ndis
The subscriber feels that when these Pumps
speak for themselves and that later
they will go into general use.
Samples of No be in operation c. c. Bier
Co.'s 90 Camp ttreet Price Couons No. l07 Poydras
street office of the Undersigned where persons
yited to call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
m24 " 81 Grayier street.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NoBILEschr Deer Island-400 bbis naval order
BILoxI-scbr Mary Ann-27, 900 feet lumber to order
TCHEF UNCTASohr bbls sand to order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
TosI ss sson to
asines Foo1es &eo Lane s.leia Seoss
eo-8 Robson Aliens Wallace ARouburg bales cotton
.
81 hides
feathers bag bseswa. Baddseke Ss9d2 bags to
ii Boef-sundriss to order-Totai 657 bales cotton. ~
LIN ss cotton
i Robson Ailsn7I John w1st Seosi u cfomseIi4o
Payne Hewitt NSrton &eom Mart Martin Owen
Watt Noble Mobley-7 Ward saunders HantiO Lewis i
Bs sas
Wright, Allen Xco5 Persons &eo4 Freson Stevenson
] valley Stuart
Sorrson hides pkg Payne stsss co
deer SKINS Pss iseio hides SACKS
oats Moloney Bro0 sacks cotton seed Kelsey Poter0l
do Martin Domesundres to orderTota 1859 bales cotton
ST Hiawatbas!o bbls -four It's hides 80
bales ags ogsse bS h. a o Shaw
Woqaru seq hams 70 casks bacon s. 5bs pork
@
Mssphy29S SSs pork s sacks III, oss
a. sehnsidsr SSs lard sS kegs lard IS 5e
sFE
marble Is pcs Do ssyeys boxes mdss snapp 10000
~ s sssaa
head cattle and undries to orderTota IS hhds tobacco
poassf
Hewitt Norton 4co-3 hhds tobacco Feowes &eo do Levy
oats TSjshsi g. ssssSs BARLEY Jshosen
bales jeans Hard Summers Acol2 cons rope pcs baggng
do SSEe
3 III whisky Il bns whisky Sbis whisky iso
Gggs keo-2l kegs lard Hall Kemp &Ge24 hams boxes
%
&so5o bos pork bbs whisky boxes tobacco baes lsays
haf5ss
tonic s s DO III.
sheen S s9 s pSPs S
Foley Avey-2 hhds sugar Adams-6 hhds sugar b0ls
moassss Brand Iandry6o bbs Fellowes &co hhds
Do Troscar Haydel-al Hackney 6eo-s to Roman
ceas do MsSnOn do S order
Total bales cotton 2 bids sugar. 81 bbs sugar. bbls
RAILROADS.
sfM esssos
msn5 do Warren Gilmore coiS bbls trpenne Ca
ter aeo-59 600 feet lumber Bach-sundrss to Noble
IL bales cotton. s"|' ~'
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
1co-I7 bales cotton Buchannon Carroll &cos hides Kings
land Barow Grena7s cattle from Sabine Pass
JEFFERSON AND CARRoLLToN RAIL ROAD.
MOBILE-Steamer Fuselier-327 bbls lie urpen
tine to Il May &co-00 bbls ron Smith &co-4 cotton
gins bales doesics II Carter &coll cotton gins Girls
wold-lO bales domestcs W Ietchfod &coS do to
Donne3 mills Bell Buchanan &cosundries Wood
Lows Kennedy &co-S o Nelson &co-James Connolly
j Hyde &co
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
MOBILESteamer Forida-2SS bales cotton to order-slO-
900 in gold Tareton Whiting Tus-23 frkns butter
Betterton &cosundries to Nautre &co--R Geddes-and
order.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 18th March, 1885, before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for the city aforesaid
vie Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according to law do de-
pose and say the above accounts Just and true. and
Correct trans cript from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. p JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 7h day Of March,
A d 1887 @, NJ, BRADFORD,
second of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have pay interest of six
per cent in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday May and have declared
scrip dividend of THIRTYFoUR PER CENT. On the net
earned premiums of the year ending February Is 1885, for
which certificates will be issued after the first day of
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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k Schooner Star Capt Gammon arrived last evening from
Vera Cruz which port she left the 6thschoone Day in
port sail for New Orleans IN few days, schooner Transit
hence the I'd inst schooner Maj Barbour the
4th. ~
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CONSIGNEES.

NEW Notwithstanding Prometheus-Agent of Steamers
HiiSC T Buddecke &co-J Biafer~-0 Bariere kcoNW
Carroll &eo-Baehe Ieaument-
8eo-o Bragg Buckner stanton 4 Newman. n Bonnet
soW aad hen
Coleman Putnam &co-cleveland Brothers &co-C Cate
R oannon-R cahazae Sco-corson ArmstrongNDObyns s
9on1s SaSsa NsdE
&co.p Dure! &co,pav Jackson &eo-Dyas &co-A Duncan
sa Ss Mdsa f
fseres-c ; Graham.R Geddes-G B Graham-L Gsbc--x
asndsy M1
Huar-I IsraeiA Jacauet-J jackson aco-Jones AGO
MoKeoy : BradfordsW Iechford deoJ Llisnthn s-p
LIZ sas
sHtG hprs9RmL M9qorm4 Manros eOs Mesd.F
NEON 1p; Sssak Mss5sEo, $so Na;s Asoaes@y
Donald acknowledgements, Rayburn &co-J Morgan-J Marks
%sa .l
hHka sse@t Psrs Sse@s Fssf g rasssad
ROBSON 1sn@Eese MscsstRyej kuns.p RELY Ely
hSss ce Rss
spea%b Sso- seanlan sco
sgfssf
np g Fodd vs1sn
Iirreii Bates1yineent Zoos vanI.oon-T White-c
ToSa as coE.S SSgas A.s
-and order.
huzac &co-S DeVisses &co-I Bado-J Dure-Toby Bro
j Pignolo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hungarian Henderson, Terry 4
co-Coleman Putnam &coWalker, Stuart Hutchnson-J M
Wh,e--Bnshannon, Carroll &eo-M cCntchon Howell sco-JH
Beble &co-Iusk &co-G " Muse &coThompson 4 Barnes
Aydlett &co-Sark Stauter &co-Heald Massie &coDe
Blanc FauchauxC StrongE Smith, Hart eco
Jas Norton &eo--McIemore, Rayburn &co.Lusk &co-C
overon--L turtevant &ceF Foiger &co-Leeds &co-G
w Szer-D McLean--Henderson Gaipes--Fell0wes Eco
Thornhi &co-Eliott &co-Hewtt, Norton &co-Brown ECO
Cnddy Brown &eo-1ohn Howes-Moon Titus geo Hyde
Henderson Peals- Bobdwell Payne &ce- John Watt
ley Neson-E E Naturalization Oiver-J Burnside Il
col Lewis jr-Price Il Coulon-Wm Soery &co-Oakey h
Hawkns-S Robb Il Bro-T Blanchard &co-C Carrare-C q
Gaines Secs Loeken,Massay Pontney-LJ WebsterIJ II
Bradley, Wilson &co-Cook Falon-Magee Kneas-Pooe
&co-Hansel Bro-Rob6on Allen-Wm Armstrong
Child &co-and order
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Sgippillg yntelligsnfs.
THURSDAY, May IA, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

64s. CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. Indauoa Galveston
$3.50 Harris Il Morgan
Shi Sheridan, Russell, for New York. Creevy Farwe
Ship Cehota Day, for Liverpool, Whitney &co
Ship Young Eagle, Perkins, for Boston, q A Fosdck
Ship Realm, BURGESS for New York, G A Fosdck
Bark Pilgrim, Andres, for New York, Creeyy Farwe
Bark Harriet Haglene Drnwaer for Boston, VIM Dewey
Bark Oysrmann Stirling, for Pensacola, III
Boudousque Phillips
Schr Shepperdess Whitaker for Mobile o Newton &co
Schr Lizzie Mck Hansen, for Pensacola John Hurley
Schr Souhron, Perry for Pensacola, John Hurley eco
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Sl,1l3,O5o 81
GTaTE OE nTJSTA MA

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1856 before tine
subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who
ing duly sworn according law does depose and say the
foregoing just and true and transcript
from the books of said Company.
[Sgnedl G. J. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July, 1856
[Sgned CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board of Trustees have resolved of
Six per cent in cash. the outstanding certificates profits
holders thereof their legal representatives
after the Cd Monday Of August proximo.
The Board Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three and onehird per the premiums Of
Company for the year ending the Both June 1856 which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
TH0S. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President