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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-17
n6a9uiiaoent Enterpxi1o.


Magnificent Enterprise.
100000 Sxbscvsbers n oae Fear! $1,000 to
Be obtatasd In Mo~tAs! 100000 to b giUeS
IN PSemtxms! t5o, 200 70 b siDs~ - Aoaths!
VII undertake IN extraordinary task, that Of
w obtaining so 900 subscribers In ix months,
and ve nee the following extraordinary means
to accomplish our purpose. Let. We make
the very largest and best illustrated Family Pa
Der Of the country and sell Il at the lowest price
"a. We adopt system ofPremiuns, that new
er has been equalled and cannot Be surpassed 10
liberslity, for the reason that We shall give 4
sum equal TO the whole proceeds of the paper
for ak months, viz: $50, 600.
The moet Of this sum will be given in
OLIVER FIsAT,
manufactured by the New York Silver Plate
Company, 10 pieces worth from one dollar 70 one
hundred dollars, OF more. There win also b
included several GOLD WITCHES, and
two large and valuable Librariea All peemi.
Of subscription. Parties can specify any arti.
cles, equal to the number Of their Subscriptions
ADD without the hasord Of drorfng they win b
boxed up and sent imnediately, though they b
one or q thousand dollars Bosides this every
subscriber comes II for . second chance IN .
GRAND MONTHLY JUBILEE
Il h impossible to give the details OF this mu
ni6cent arrangement In this short advertisement
and we therefore refer the reader TO circulars, d
| to the journal of RomAxte" itself; copy o
which may be had by writing to u. B. BLAIR
Publisher Of Journal Of Romasce, Chicago
or New York,-or may be seen at the Office o
the .Adrerttser.
TERhs.-For one year $500; for months
Sl,5o; for three months, $l.00. Every sabscri
Der win get one premium Immediately, and per
haps another In the Monthly Juoilse Dstrioa
ton.
N B. Be sure TO send to the Office 10 Chicago
for specimen copy Of the paper. 47-f
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Notice.
TNl s. MILLER. late Of the firm of Avery,
"a Upham & Miller (having dissolved from
that coaeern on the LIST of March LAST, has
formed the new firm Of Miller & Rounds, No. 70
South Water street, Chicago, and having been 20
ortunate as to receive their Spring stock Of
Groceries, In advance OF any other house in their
line, induces them to offer their stock for nett
cash, .. lower prices than can be found at any
other house in the city.
Their stock ID large, and entirely new, and
consists, in part
1000 chests Tea, 1000 boxes Glass.
500 bags Coffee, 1900 kegs Nails,
500 hhds Sugar, 500 boxes kaisins,
800 bbls Molasses, 100 :. Goldfish.
200 Syrup, so Tierces Hake.
Also, n splendid assortment of Wooden Ware
and 7 ankee Notions. MILLER RoUSDs.
AH Chicago, May 81 1866.
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Sash, Doors, Blinds, SC.
ALSO
GLAZ Re ID WIN DO VS..
THE Subscribers are now prepared to offer to
L the citizens of Davenport Ind surrounding
country the most complete assortment OF Paints
Oils Glass, Sash, Blinds and Doors ever brought
to this market
1000 600 sets Sash. assorted sizes.
1000 Boxes Window Glass, assorted Sizes
Doors, a large assortment,
Blinds, the best lot of Window Blinds ever
brought to thi. market.
Lead, fresh lot Of White Lead, just rsc'ved
Glazed windows,
We have for sale at No
10, 900, corner Brady and 4th streets, large
stock Of Glazed Windows, assorted sizes.
Store fronts fitted up with double thickness
French Plate, or common Pittsburgh and Nes
York Glass. Glazing done upon short notic'
and satisfactory terms
Orders promptly attended to.
BRADLEY & BROCKErT,
June %, 25tf. M. 10000, Brady Fourth
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing under
i the name and style Of SELLS & HoovER ID
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books, accounts and business Of said
Sells & Hoover are in the hands Of E. Sells for
settlement ard liquidation.
Sept. II $50 Il. SELLS,
HENRY HOOVER.
We the undersie ned E. SELLS g. HOOVER,
having been engaged in the Forwarding and
Coz mission business in Muscatine, under the
name and style of Sells l. HoovER, have this
day sold R..A.& D. b. Watt, all cansignrnents
goods and merchandise of whatever character,
consigned TO us as Forwa ding and com mission
Merchants, including all goods consigned to
us, p ter jackson d II. t. b. II cover.
Sept. IL, SO. L. SELLS.
HENRY HOOVER
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9 100000.

Mammoth nleseratsA Lassrary Sees~s''
Containing is large pages the sise Of the Lon
don Tllustrsted Nsws, and In which ere nov pub
liahed. Two Brilliant Romancef-eotA HIsstvsts1
10 tie hiehese seyls OF sngrsviag, nanely: The
Young Heir, or the Mystery Of the BED Lion,
and "Undine; h Just Issued.
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G.and Encnmpment.

THER W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA T.
holds IFS regular sessions the first Mondays E
and August OF each the ODD Fellows Hall
of Camp and Lafayette Streets
Officers year ls5T-Jas. Stockton NJ Grand Par
arch HERO. NJ. W. g. H Priest E. Smith, ". G. s. wsr
den; James Furneaux, R. W. q. Scribe n. Williams r n
g. treasurer; s. NJ Todd R. W. G. J. W. Mllspaneh "
G. Marshall b. Dasilva W. g. Sentinel, John Frankord W
Dep. G. Sentinel. -. 80,
Oscar Barbee, R. w D. G. Patriarch of District No. &
Rouge; A.y. D. Covert R. W D. q. Parrisrch, of B-
trict No. 4, Clinton; John Orchard r. W. g. Rep.
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The following members for the term JEs
Beggs, President oce of Firemens Charitable Assocaos
Thos H. Shields Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall W II Ellis
Treasurer 81 Grayer J. H. tennissnn, No. 81 Nitlere
street J. NJ Iaberde, OF Apollo and Felicity read' L
Butler 81 Natchez NJ NJ Wooian ConTier ofce j. IL
Webb Marais streeJ. o. Laughln New Rasns
T. o. Van Horn Crescent Office Camp street; c. W. Gaud
W Hunter Camp and Poydras: j. Weyner Il 81 oharls
VIM Iynd Cotton Press; o. F. yalett Aeiers A.
Vaas Dryades Terpsiehere G. II. Philnuier. Nee
Leyee Fncke, g. Customhonse G. slohr 1876 Poydras
a-Regplar meetings held the third Monday IN sas
month"; the Secretary's Office. in Odd Fellows Hail. eorz
Camp and Lafayette streets NJ o. O'Clock z NJ
fe4 THQs. Il. SHIELDS, SecretsSi-
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COTTON PRESSES.

ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitoplas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
Corner Tchoupitouas and Henderson streets.
FRERET's,
St. MAry's street. between Perdido and Poydras
LOUISIANA
Corner ST. Thomas and Basin streets. 81.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner Tchoupitouas and Richard Streets
BRAMAH.
Corner Tchoupoulas and Market streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS,
Corner Levee and Rofhgnac streets.
PLANTERS,
Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
S2YMASSkI'S,
Corner Leyee and CLIQUE, streets, Third District.
SHIPPERS, ,.g.
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION,
Corner New Levee and Rofignac streets.
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange streets.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street, between ST. Ferdinand and Monesut
streets, Third District.
PICAYUNE
-.. Leyee street, opposite Post l3s, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ievee and Roffgnac streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
I4evee street, between Monte gut and Couetstrsst1
Third District.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS. ~ - a.-

JAMES ROBB CO.,
3 NOS. 20 and 81 Camp street.
s. NICHOLSON 4 CO., II
- l.-.z Corner Exchange alley and Canal street.
SAAIU Ell SMITH Co,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets. 81 y
JUDsoN 4 CO., - ~ = .szs-
Corner Camp and CaEalstreets. a .4
BROWN JOHNSTON & CO.,
No. So Camp street. 80 'aHt
BESoIsT, SHAW L CO.. - u, s,l[. A..7-g asg A.
No. 81 Camp street.
MENARD lesson co,
VII No. 10 Camp street. @-' Y y
BANK OF COMMERCE., - - t.4. ~. CSC
E13 JACOB BARKER, Agent,
THOMAS H. BARKER, '5T7
H. W. CONNER son. $50 -. SO
H. B. MERRELL& CO.. u saw
- = Corner Camp and Common streets. 3.
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Interior Lodges.

DE SOTO LODGE MOI at Baton Rouge on Thursazr
evening.
evening" =T7 -.
METH LODGE No. q meets at Shreveport on Wedncsasr
evening.
ST. LANnRY LODGE No. Is meets a. opelousas on satas
day evening. E<I
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton on wed.eszsv
evening" So n
Monday evening. :
TRINITY LODGE No. 80 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening" 5s y"
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets Thibodaux On szszs
day evening" 81
NEW IBERIA LoDGENo Sc meets at Newton On rhelrz-
day evening.
evening. Ai9
cHENEyvIIIE LODGE Ne. Al meets at cheneyvilse az
Monday evening. q -7s'7 81 t5la stf'4y -lf.51
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Napoleonviiie IN
- THOMAS. Il. SHIELDS, Grand seeretsrr.
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Odd Fellows, Han Associat,on N

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HAZE.
ASSOCIATION meets at their office in Odd Fellows Hail.
the first Monday of every Month a-l'7777e
EEdward Plsbury President; Thomas H. Shields Secretary
John D. Ben, TrsasuEerJ g. Dunlap John Orchard, II g.
Stetson. Ii. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis Gemxe
Rareshide A.. w. Bosworh, Geo. Drmeyer, Bernard
and W. b. Cook. w.. ~. ~
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Nl TON Observation-Disclosures UGTION AND
FORCE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES, DIS
GHARGIMG FR0M TMENTYIFIyE HTNDRED TO one
HOUR; srGAR-HoUsE rUMPs; FIRE ENGINES
PUMPS FOR CIsTERNs AND DEEP WELLS; COPPER
LINED JUICE AND MOLASSES WITH BRASS BALL
VALVES HOT WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
McGowan Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume of from the
overlooking rice lands supplying houses Draining
Engines Sugar House Engines with copper lined Metal
Valve Pumps for juice moasSe and forcing hot into
boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wreckng Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked by brake,
capable of throwing from so Is gallons minute through
ozzle a distance Of FROM 100 10 i2D feet. ...
The engines each furnished with band wheel for driving
circular MILL stands and be furnished
without pumps for printing houses, houses where
No brick work erection OF kind in putting
these work both engines and boilers vertical
and all connections are made.
-p Cincinnati, December l, 1856.
Messrs. Geo. n. Winchell, Bro. 4 CO.
Gens-Ihe PumpSg Engine purchased Of for OF
small shop the line of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider the best pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The engine drives, besides the pumps 30nch circular
three aes and drill and there to with
50 pound square inch OF the boiler Therefore
cordially recommend notice Of railroad managers and
others. Yours truly,
s. b. MORSE, Supt. G. and C. R. X.
New Orleans, owe mber l, 1885,
=, Office n. o.. Op. and q. W. Railroad Go.
Mr. l. Bridge SIn inquiry relative 10 the
performance OF the MCGOWAN Pumps in this road
can oy that they quite equal representation
decidedly the best
Yours respectfully, A, B, SEGER, Vice President
Inc above Pumps and Engines constantly Tor sale by the
je25 ISAAC RRfDGE D. Warazine st ct
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CHURCHES.

SHUhtHEss
". G Duncan, camp, c. Basin. 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vaudeville and Morales
immaculate concepton--Baronne, on Canal
IJesuit sI-Baronne, c Common ..
St. Louis CathedraI-Jackson Square.
AARhSnyEsH HSdsS foq live Oak and Laurel
St. Argnstne--Bayou Road, c. ST. Claude. ,
ST. Observation-Disclosures b. seSuin and barthelemy, Al
ST. JosepRWconmoa. D. siara n and VfleFs
s. M MsT,eEe@Ss me- q1I LIVE Oak and LAUREL
g. PPskGp Ss sle sSs S si
St Theresa.-Garnp OPP. junction with Pry,ana.
St. St. 7 vfeS8 de- paa i;-' c Moptegu.
~, prsaline convent-Below the city.
p v1rsz ooy$,s aT2: Hs5gs7sne
PROTESTANT + E EFfssSs 2 Luna -.
St. Peter's-jseamen,s Bethel IS Fsplanade.
LEglist Protesante Francaise-Ramparhc. !
Chris, Qhureh-csnal c. Danphipe.
s. 1Sksfmssqes near Felicity road
Annnnciation-An naIc!SUn Square,.
LUTHERAN ''''
-Euterpe, b. Bscchus and Dryades.
Safondest, B; Hey,a and Giro
Dryades, c. Tsrpsichore,
M Maria : b. 'i BsaVis and Cont.
st. sS' Paul. T. t ,sSSsSa
! Carrollton, carroliton, c. Nayades.
| PRESBYTERIAN:
Lafayette Square.
prytauia c. Clio,
| casacalvo Railroad. ...
| Canal c. Franklin
Fulton, n. Josephine.
! Prytana c. Josephine
| Thaa, c. Benton.
! Bouligny, Camp n. CadiE
| GERM EVANG.:
| Protestant-Philp, c. Chippewa
Protestau;-Ci;o, b. Apollo and Naysdes,
! UNITARIAN:
Prytania, c. Calliope. --.. ~ a-1
Clio b. Prytana aud Drysdes.
Terpsich NAyades.
Eulerpe, Q, Bscchus and Dryades,
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MALL's PATENr CoNCRETE FIRE

1MIU,PROGF SAFEs.-THE ONLY FlREPRUOF SAFE
FL B3WIpH A PLATE IRON BUX.-The subscriber, sole
Htgen in this cityof the manufacturers has received
supply of small, large and .mmotl sizes. rendering
his complete This the only kind OF Safe of long
estabiis reputation which has invariably
tents when accidentally tested by and the
which DARE OFFER sm FOR PROOF TO the CONTRARY tits
also lie only popular fire proof for sale here which
interior plaeron box and is therefore ncoparably
hu:glar.proof than is rival article. The makers of the
CONCRETE SAFE not impose upon their by
using powder proof lock, and at the time leaving
cavity in the door which by simply turning he
opened III half minute, and into which large quantity of
powder be introduced safe Paso del Norte Texas
and robbed OF Government Neither do Messr Hail.
nodds Co. maxi article which is Ike the Saanade
htbting holes in the side back and rendering the iron
too Thin and rotun sustain heavy fall Using only the
American IRON and performing their work faithfully they
not prepared tempt customers by offering dis
counts do those who only their Safes of in
feror English IRON but likewise slight their work above de-
scribed Blu, they confident that those who will critically
compare the Concrete with any other description of will
give decided preference have many purchasers already
je26 ISAAC BRIDGE % Magazine street.
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w Certain Remedy Worms It is fact, established be-
ihs eminent ply sieians
diseases with which children afflicted caused by Worms
the either not known attributed something else
remedies for Worm but experience has proved them ali more
less inectnal the end however has length been attained
they have existed This assertion supported BY tie
testimony Of the mos; eminent and respectable nd
viduas in the country. The remedy is
WlSRRS oAS fthhEr E vESETXs WARRANTED
tits safe in its operation easily administered than
Some s sess ss s M @
pale iealen color and sused occasional shes The
heavy and du the breath fgta .e upper lip swollen
The sleep The patient Etsn sTakenns in great
exceedingly Irregular being Sometimes vorseious others
feeble H and ID, IN some instances DEPRIVED -
SfXSSY FoR VIM IS sSFEkioH
NnAADl 1oA N NF6IoAl EVIDENCE,
%s III;
Client remedy for tie expulsion Of Wos gm the inestins
S"N' L'centia,e the R. C. Of snSgtSns Ireland etc.
Nembe. of the R. c. of Surgeons sir in London, etc.
MIyERs sv H. m Yss
Iermnge, and with the happy results In my fam
has sS he If yea vs
fnd @ hs rsHy o s
y + ~ us, H a3S EEaf Aebfis
s 1 T S %s DeEss1s sn
confidence 10 the result and will always destroy WORMS and
Over thousand certificates have Agents from
planters merchants and physicians bearing testimony the
by @SE Chemist
nd Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West
IS Sold wholesale and ssjl msnufsetuer's prices, by
fe2sly l5 and q Chartres street. New Orleans La.
ToHY's CITY ANDsoUTANRN EXPRESS
-Rnning at all hours Of the day throughout the city
Agent for the Railroad Company carrying
4 messenger will wait upon passengers in The cars
Checks will be given for all baggage taken charge by th.
Baggage checked residences or the office to the Lake
Weekly Express teveIy Sunday galveston Indsuoa
Powder Horn and Houston, Teas;
to all the Watering Places the Lake. Orders parcels
Bills Of an left the Office for goods by the New York
and TEXAS steamers will meet with prompt attention.
Office.
Branch office the Poneharran Railroad Depot,
eepon OF Baggage and Packages Open from A. NJ to
The proprietor begs notify public that bis only
Wy Express now running and that his arrangements are Sow
and that pompss IN The delivery Of goods car o
fe2S PRINCIPAL office is Gravisr street, Camp
NOTICE-MK, JOHN poLHoNDE BECOMES PART
neF in our house from this date ,,,ry COP,
New Orleans, Nov. l. lSs6-nS
NJOTICE-MR. ALEXA.s DER SMITH, JR,, BECOMES
partner in our house from this dste " nossor
New Orleans NoveH,he, |, ls5s.-n3
ENGLIsH CAMEL COAL-5o9 Tons EXTRA
disehagng and ready for delivery This Coal is all hand
sSaa a any imported Fer .Ss ye F1 delivered
| jail corner Camp street and Lafayette Square.
HOPs-5o Oales landing and store and for sale by
| d29 u and 70 Tchonpitoulss street
OBAC CO-4o boxes, consisting los los IS,
! go SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp street.
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~ ORANGE AND LEMON TREES

.,x ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
~ 1900 I lanai Orange Trees
1850 Creole Orange Trees. 81 49, .-
100 400 AIe e,p Jap sI Es. Trees. ~-...
loo Genoa Cron Trees.
500 Mandarin Orange Trees.
variety all kinds Of Trspcai Fruits and rants-such a,
Fig red and yellow tine Guava Plants, Tamarnos
ne The abeve will be packed With the Order,
'SD' - K F. EIGHoLs, importer IF all kinds of Produce
nos from the Mediterranean.
4 BITA WATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL.
~ M S g s aes i1 II s eSs Il S ms s
Ally, !; IREdLoux: s.s ..., -, 0 y, -nn.
Diseases affections Of the Bladder Kidneys DysePsa
a Fix @ OF f mHs s e. pnrSs sSh
chronic Otherwise it will afford relief and effect
fcsnd rTsa by the most st
4cae infant during meals diet drink with pleasure
pure and agfeeabe it TO taste and sight In proof
from one of the numerous certificates on hand
This is certify, that very sine Of henh and
found necessary TO Place myself under the Of DIS Stone
a MONTHS, FOUND RELIEF. then had
% A Sh s 1 rna "o o a f se G
the Springs commenced using the freely In
sved Of my suerings (Which very acre about four
wsd he ifis 9Rs the
those we The esreates Of Doctors Warren Stone
s.ows the nature of my disease.
This cer,ifes tina, Mr. treatment in
from whish IS s:s$
P. c. BOYER House Physician.
1Ie:sr to few Of those who have 4seat4 Water:
T I'll fs, Wsf Fi ESQ., B. fssis ss Etc.
x-Te house the Springs will be shortly eopened under
III" te 95''''Oi u Us. BossTERE
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subordinate Encampments.

wILnEy No. first and third Saturday in s.a-h
in ada Fs I s M Of Gang Eo snd
pnrand, H. Solomon s W; r S. Keaghey, Scribe q
sistan, Scribe,
HoBAH No. meets the second and fourth Saturday esA
month in sd Fso vs. Hall Of
scr ~ fean aos ~ w. II oSd @ T. B
LAsAL1E No meets the first and third Monday in sae
month in odd Fellows Hall corner of Camp and faf4yy
streets 2tesrs for the present .e.m-oseph Wagner
E. T. Berce j. W.; F. T. Field, treasure is''' >eD s'''
WASHINGTON No meets the second and fourth Neodas
aesTs present Tiensn e tsHr s
s. Is W. Mspsngh III reasu kIe0 s'r'Os X
No meets the first and third Monday inesa
me-, IN Jefferson odge Boon f9nIh s Wins oeeEs T
Ise sse $ w. r. Tress Scribe Bas
Louis seibert, Treasurer
PELICAN No. meets the first and third Saturday in ess
the prsen so .s n.n F Wasnsr T. CHARLES
Cspitane s W; C. O. Dugne Scribe; J.Vedot J. W.; B. Las
Interior Encampments.
MAGNOLIA No, meets in Baton Rouge the second slss
fourth Saturday in each month.
Mo- h sa s ts asS third
mus be addressed 10 Fnnesus Scribe Odd Fetl~
HAIL. Ne" ofe"'s' JAMES FuRNEAux, G. Scribe
..odd Fellows Rest.-
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR a: 8 sS9s11s Biz
Gsnel ny
(iodine Finance oommittee-E Patterson H. a. Dersa.
F. Miller Sextou-Danel Merritt. Menlhers-James fuz
Frank Lewis H. Goldman T. F. Peterson Jos Aliisas
J. P. Warner, J. c. Wagner. '
| VAULTS IN .oDD FELLOWS REsT'' may be proc4seE
BY applying NJ CORY at Sckes Co.'s IS Canal s<
D. FELT SrETsoNs, 81 Camp street; a. MISPAuea, u
s. Mint the Secretarys office in Odd Fellows Hall
uer Of Camp and Lafayette Streets
Price of Lots and Vans-Reguar lots 10 feet Ss
ditto feet S5 Vaults, doube) Lodges.
S6a ditto all others TO- single, to Stockholders Lodges
s45: ditto. all Others $50.
Information relative the purchase of Lots etc. be &
on application to
THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary o. +. Rest
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THE HALLADAY WIND-MILL.- MANY OF
reers United have this Machine and
Of the beautiful useful inventions of
modern date . $500
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle al
which they set for gentle breeze present less and less
assistance the wind ill., when the its
hyt little presented its the thin edges AS
nal POSITION Something of this kind, for changing the posi-
ion the sails whst mechanics have long sought for in
vain. -.-.--, =, -,
storm wind for II fully under the control of regulator
waerwheel or steam If this Mill be we'll put
I'D will require attention whatever for weeks
gather 4, -..
very used motive well he the
seIfregulang machine In heavy gales the wind wheel
constructed either Frustrated in hopeless ruin
ynved with such rapy heat and chafe, greatly
10 injury of kind of gearing attached besides in had
requiring the constant and anxiety OF the attend
All This difficulty is entirely obvaed and the only Oh
rfion that possibly he urged is the Inconsistency " the
pi This is compensated for by the that If requires
tny expense the wind ensine-no tend
nel feed with steam power. The mill is ready
e night he moved by the 4ind fro any point Of
p compass. Il will fiji large tanks ponds that be
arine the intervals Of the Winds blowing IL the size of
ill pumps and reservoir is in proportion quantities of
@ae required, there certainty of having abundance
oneh yesr Fer railroad stations and sugar
inter grinding ornameuted fountains small
I'D mill moderate wind, will gallons
s grind Eve bushels Of hour For further nto
: alton, orders address
s. H. GILMAN, 81 hatcher street New Orleans
Oh Sole AgeHttor the Southern s,ssss
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HssF TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
s land in Eastern Texas, known The 'McQueen land
@ situated in Jasper county Texas, within three miles Of
Devil Port the Waches river. This land offered
change for dry goods and groceries Any wishing
trade for it in this by addressing the undersigned
suit the parties offering. References the quality of the
land and title be made Hon. George W Sny. Hon.
VIM. Eddy and R. c. DOOM Esq, any Of the citizens of
this county. SAMUEL EO0DE,
Texas,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVE
in and receiving steamer and sailing
manufacturers, choice
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, which offer
trade the liberal terms. Among which may
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