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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM.

For all disease of the Eye or Eyelid, upon
persons or horses.
Films, ucerations, Weak Sight and all
forms of Diseased Eyes cured RAPIDLY that where
best known 1t is considered almost MAGICAL in its heal
ing influence. physician from Indiana writes:
"Your Medicine has given perfect and entire satsac
tion In every case"
One drug store that has sold the past over ee
hHndred bottles says it did not fail In single instance
An old horse jockey who has handled ali his ie
Eye Balm, with little bleeding and phy s.
icing where the system is too FULL will not cure they
may give up the eye"
One lady, who had been deprived sight one eye by
fi over 1t for six years. saysAfter thirty physcans
had without any good done me- your medicine
Is performing cure"
Candidy and honestly will you deprive yourself of good
remedies, because some, would he, wise ones cry out
Qnaekery-or will you try one bottle box of our
FAMILY MEDICINES,
and be healed diseases We not put up our Eve
Balm for anything but Sore Eyes and Eve ds but II you
have 1t in the house. need not suffer with Sore Mouth
Ulcers upon any part Of the body for IL is healing
All such surfaces that 1t will them quicker than any
thing else. Apply it, II you wish, with Quill feather to
the sores twice thrice day. you deem It
sary. Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by
A. LANGw0RTHY, Findiay Ohio.
Sold by G. R. McCULLOCH, Fremont,
r. G. CAPLES, Fostoria.
Julys, 1857 23me
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

And all other kinds Of styles at the retail prfoea
To the purchasers Of our pens present numbered
ticket every dollars worth purchased, which entities
the holder, by extra payment Of 26 cents each tick
ct 70 premium varying In talne from 81 si00. The
premiums consist Of various articles Of jewolr vs Gold
and Silver wstche Silver Gobets Silver Fruit RAaket
Gold Guard chains for Ladiea Lockets Bracelets Gents
Gold Fob and Vest Chains Thimbles Breastpins Ear
dropa Studs, Rings, Crosses kc kc Of which sell
for less than 81 Country purchasers may rely being
As fairly dealt WITH regards the prizes thsy them.
selves we're present.
wehaye been in operation for three and thousands
have bought Of u.s. and have learned that any
one ever dissatisfied This plan affords every oppo
unity Of obtaining gold watch other article
iewery, for trhing All pens, pencil eaaes
&e manufactured by ourselves with great care and
oer them at precisely the prices asked IN all
other stores 10 the city To agents oer the ad-
yantageous Oilers and every energetic person do well
by working for u.s. We wish agents In every place In te
country and persons who would like beconn SUCH win
please TO address ua and will them printed crcu.
lsrs Of prices terms &C. We have stated pesinds fol
distribution. The moment pen 10 purchased the the
purchaser Is entitled 20 receive his peiun the pay.
ment Of 20 cents extra =
All orders by mall should be addressed + tf
MERRICK, BENTON DEAN,
1885 Broadway, New York.
N. B. Gold pens re-ponted In superior manner. En-
close the pen and 80 cents IN o Stanpa and the per
will be ~ pointed and returned postpaid. lsm5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
Land for Sale.

In Sandusky County.
Southwest quarter Section No. 81; north, IL east
at "a per acre
West quarter section No. al 4north
l3 east, at So per acre.
OttOwa County.
Southeast quarter section No. s2 north Is cast a.
So per acre.
East half of southwest quarter No s2 north l3 east
at So per acre.
Wood County.
West half southwest quarter section No. "a; north,
10 east, at SO per acre.
Southeast quarter of quarter section No
4 north, 10 east, $5 per
Terms--one-third Cash; balance ia aud two
years, with per cent. interest.
Address,
june 20 1887. 4m' Chicago. Illinois.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

We beg TO apprise the trade that have and in
erased facilities for supplying this market with Iron,
Nails, &C., Having made n arrangement with tho
kensington Iron Works, shall receive supplies
Iron chiefly from these works and warrant the brand TO be
A Mol. Wehave a direct Railroad and water communi-
cation and receive without any delay
We have the advantages in shipping asu receiv
ing and the facilities for both unequaed in any other
market and adding to these the heavy and extensive
stock &c. which keep, able to and will sell
Pittsburgh and Cleveland gures adding only transporta
ton In ordering from would avoid the risks and
delays attending reshpment and the contingencies ofor.
dering from distant market. With the co-opera-
ton of manufacturers with whom have made this
rangement offer inducements which other point
presents. Merchants Carriage Manufacturers Black
smths, and all consumers invited TO give call
and we will guarantee satisfaction.
CARR d. co.
BETHEL IRos STORE, June s, 1857. Pm
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
PEOPLES REMEDY!
Is not gotten up with miraculous powers but It will cure
FEVER AND AGUE,

And all Forms Of Bilious Disease Safe
ly and Surely.
There where the system is 40 full of Dis
case that nothing butt thorough turning will do any
good and in these cases. this Remedy proceeds 10 do IT.
in such cases nausea is produced lin the common dose
but persons can avoid this by doing the whole slower and
taking small doses, and longer time to cure.
In some cases where the Liver is torpid the patient viii
have one or two chs after commencing the Medicine; but
as soon as the Pills are fairly taken up by the stomach
and the system is under It's influence the Chils must
stop In any ease where 1t Is desired to stop sickness
ortwo of Peppermint Essence will relieve
Pills. you will over-eat.
One bottle will BREAK the Ague upon four grown per-
sons, but to fairly cure should all he taken by one
We wOuld also call lvnur attic 49,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
Can Such Things Be?

Winter has fed with all its dullness and gayetyi
Now Spring is with us melting us to activity.
ND people apt to forget their pleasures in the
IA Excitement of Business,
Whether persons engaged in business justified in
all pleasures at this season. question
which we do not propose to determine; but
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
BROADWAY GOLD PEN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

Office No. sa5, Broadoay, ~ p.
EoURrH Quarterly Sale of Gold and Silver Watches,
Il Gold Watch Chains, Lockets Bracelets, &C., &c.
List of Retail Prices Of Pens, &C.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
A LIST OF
Broken and Uncurrent Banks.
Brr. 5. wHIrr, CASHIER DAsr or rnrAOsr.

We do net undertake all broken and uncurrent
paper, but to give that which frequently offered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON-GINs.
Warranted to separate the Seeds, Dirt and Trash
from the Cotton, ,cithout injury to the Staple.


from he co , ,sthoat injusy to he Staple
DEPOT NO. 81 ST. CHARLES A. STREET
leans. 80.
rTHE Prop5isters Of the EAGLE coTToN-GIN MANU-
variety Of cotton and warranted superior in
PoSvERGiss from 80 or 100 EACH horse
water powewi out from two to ten bales per
d1 clean es,if9 % 81 P?1s 50
by upon the sawCylinder shaft at much
greater speed by an extra driving cean from iao TO
These Cotton Gins combine al the late in ma
ship to tho Manufacturers of the Eagle Cot
by jury Of he Reya connected WIZ
, ssI III as NH b be b The COPY letter re-
cevee by them Executive Mansion. Washington,
r.u,. nm in e. January slst' 1853
TO the Ice M pae inform you that jury
S Eo s eS ID s s; the E so
d SaSs sl CT
OF the Reports o Of the i jaries
r asie as Of e Secave and
T you by such mode Of as you
Very respectfully; o4sdent Servant;
Chairman Of the Central ai donmiitee C. s.
PrIze Of sIa5O, and a Gold Medal
and Horticultural Society Of India for Gin Stand for making
me COTTON as WI" oe ''ea ps tne ioo"ne copy e'e'
Agricultural and Horticultural Society of India
beg to The receipt your letter
~ the It Iny 1871 al yisinp tie espac of Cotton Gin
compete for the prize Of Rupees 5000 by
,nant Auric HorcuItu
raI Soc;etv Of India ~
In reply thereto have the honor Bank
England POST Bills being equivalent the aum Rupees
251nl witch has been urap; ed to your machine
further lie pleasure Inform YOU that the Society has
been pleased 10 award you its on the same
and Which will be forwarded you by another opportunity
soou as the inscription has been placed on it,
am Gentlemen, yours faithfully,
A. il. BLECHYNDEN,
Secretary A. and H. Society of India
a, -oc ,,so o,rartoa " on, a, tho rv.+, p,l,c. N.w
y, a he"ai ""9 "''' "" ~ " " ~ o = e' "
OF 10 .,o ro1o f,o,,,r f.;r ,ra.,or,
scnte VI inc 'e 'se "'' 'e
loving ~ 1-. >, ur,,-sr-,, ,ved h,- nc a,a 81
Inc Uesacheu oiaes, Ell Haeu ~ 70 t
TENTED are SO iorheu hs "hnii sgi IN e ln u peas' .e
tcp Is ehtireiy aetaGhed from e oeas Es well ~ iot we
Other CRATES and when the Yin II IN operation the hbre Of the
o0tton which are partly sepaacd from Inc toll ny the saw
teeth permitted to pass up freely anu without
and 10 clear themselves from the TOPS Oh me crates ne Ten
dency choke and clog and the OF
and injury to the staple which attends me use OF the other
rOus forms oil CRATES, IS thereby avolde and the ease Wi
which the cotton detached from the seed and carr led
Ly the saw.eeh is peculiar 10 this form OF CRATE They are
chilled hardened the point where the teeth pass, and
the stricest attention paid to their finish and setting
The Improved Brusl'' is also peculiar in its construction
mode ooperaon the object of the invention having been
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02
CHURCHES.


. o. " y z Z Duncan, camp, c. Basin.
MaRdsy5s md S Morales
f. Loa fcs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eSt1 Square
St. Aph0nsss-st ANDREW B. Live Oak and LAUREL
S. Observation-Disclosures seg s and Bartheemy, Al
s.. John isapm zIs s, b Clio and Galliope
s. aaF!sHsspS f;. h!vs Oak and Laurel
S. S 5ais sPs s saa y,amss
St Ths5esaCGa4 Ep, opp junction with prytania
S. S. v theydds dc ss.aiRsas c. Montegu
,,,,1 u I:rI e conVen-Beow the city.
FIRST oosS 6RsR2 s NS!ssqsns
pRorEsrAS Il; f fP4s'se ?, lula
LEglistt prosestante FTancaiss-RaapSrtic.
Christ tRarch--cana,, c. nauphine.
s. IaResHaPialss asnr Felicity road.
T'i"itgGss.eI2 PhSSsl Square
Mount oiyet-Aigiers
Euterpe b. Bacchus and Dryades
''''' = '-'''' icagondelst, b; Hegia and Giro geo..
Felicity Road, G Chestnut.
DrySiss, 6. Tsrpschore.
Piety, c. Greatnen ...z..
g Sofa Psn !, f saSSsSn
Carrollton, carrollton, Naysdes.
pRrsprrnk AlSi;Ts'
Iasy yeti sqp 99Ste
casacavo. n. Railroad
Fulton iSi n. josephine
F FhsiR' g, ssn Saaspn'''s'
,r,r,,, NV ,s&e9Iisny, oaSp, n cadiz
Protestant-cliO, b. Apollo and Sayades,
clio b Prytana aud Dgyades
| Terpsehore, n. Nayades.
Eu.erpe, b. BacshGs and Dryadsst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02

VOORHEES,, GRIGGS ~ CO., No. Is TCHCuP--
v TOULAS STREET have for sale
1000 boxes Geo. Shllito's Star Ganales
1000 :. F. X. Wiedree's ~.
500 :. Baker Hollands Sperm Candles;
1000 barrels ST. Louis Superhne Flour;
$40 . choice Extra Brands ST. Louis tiour;
200 hhds choice Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
800 barrels nerby's Star Oliver Wiltshire Whisky;
500 !. ard hf do. Doninirk & Davis Mess Beef;
100 boxes Tongues Breakfast Bacon aud Rounds;
50 barrels and ierces Dried Beef,
100 boxes DTS and pts Longworihs Spark'g Catawba;
lD4 fierees Phisps, Davis Il Stays s, c. Hams;
30 kegs choice Leaf Lard;
100 barrels
800 boxes Fillmore Farm Cheese;
100 half bbls Nos, !, aud Maekerel
$50 quarter boxes Churclilps Cedhsh
100 packages Western Butter, ds4 3p p.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
A NEW LIGHT. A NEW LIGHT:
"A NEW LIGHTll
KER O Sc " E OIL,
Not Explosive:

THREE QUALITlEs.
Kerosene Burning OIL,
CA Substitute for COMPETENCY
Kerosene Burning and Lubricafing OIL,
"a Substitute for Lard, Colza and Syivic Oi0
Burning In every of Oil Lamp Also substitute for the
bee, Lubricang Oils heretofore used for machinery.
Kerosene BInnacle OIL,
"a Substitute for the Sperm OH generally used in Slips
w. Iarnps)
And for any other illuminating in useburning also
- . in all the ordinary Oil Lamps.
The undersigned Sole Agents Louisiana for the North
American Kerosene Oil Company of New York. beg leave to
inform the public and that they will be able
soon to furnish the valuable Oils They hesitate
THE KEROSENE BTRNING OIL
will eectuay Camphenc and Cas- account Of its
explosiveness powerful light That the KEROSENE
superior Kind of oil other material nsed for
lutrcatig purposes Palm, Lard Sperm, and
Olive Oil whilst burning 1t will give better light than the
best Lard Cola Rape Seed Syvic OIL having the further
AS to the KEROSENE BINSACLE OIL, which is an extra
quality Oil manufactured expressly for ships
CONCEAL in the coolest they
will be found truly superior article for illmin
ac purposes the desderatum sought after Tor so
many years.
Testimonials unquestionabe character proving
valuable properties of these Oils will be published In due
full information given in hand and post bills also
pnbic the Oils and the Lamps are received
arrangements will be made with the ship chambers
and ship in this city and subages appointed in every
parish In the State. --..
Samples Of the KEROSENE BURNING and KEROSENE
LII BRICATING OIL be seen in store.
the Binnace Oil will be received in few
B. NAUTRE Il CO., No rs Condo street, .
Agents Louisiana for the North American Kerosene lOl
DE-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02
PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.

JAMES RoBB CO.,
Nos. so and 81 Camp street
S. NICHOLSON 4 CO., XII
Corner Exchange alley and Canal street.
SAMUEL SMITH & CO.,
Corner Camp and Gravers streets
JUDsoN CO.,
Corner Camp and Cazal streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON & CO.,
No. 3s Camp street.
BENoIsT, SHAW CO..
No. 81 Camp street.
MENARD, lesson / Co,
No. 10 Camp street. 81
BANK OF COMMERCE, F''.f
JACOB BARKER Agent,
Corner Camp and Grayier streets.
THOMAS Il. BARKER,
H. W. CONNER son.
No. 30 Camp street.
u. B. MERRELL& Co,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
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!. o. Q. =. ~
Grand LODGE 81 LoulsI.n..

THE R. W GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, T. o. o.
5ag e s 4
Anew es.g ss.w i rns.
sE s ssps
4 ses s TSes Ne T. I'D Il e.9s
sS sss a ss Sa
Gsgs ssss Se " Gassn
naeseal fssgs GIaad Conductor; Wilson. q
cent S1as Ledge ,s Nc :, " Grand Herald
lses No H. District No e s. Burke y Jefferson Lodge
Ds White i e Exec, TxseIsi i, Lsdgs e
bl.tfis, u Landry ~ II {.
Il Himan; q Carroll Lodge No %, District Ne 8; e n
Phillips q Trinity Ledge Ne 81 Disaie +, NJ John MSors
esith Lodge psIs Il y Mspasgs, e Fralris
ks fs Il Gs ss
4 District 10 il j. H Munson, Of Assumption Lodge No.
Office ofths Grand Secretary il Odd
fe'i'NS h&'. subordlnate Lodges.
room No s. Odd Fellows Hat 81 Jeanisoz, e.; Theo.
rotary; H Dillingham;, Treasurer.
LEDGE ~ T agn
! Jones' q Pope, sseTsiaryF +. Louis Pei Secretary;
No ODD Fellows Hall q Wilson s;. e IL Dent
t tssy; a. " Beelsr treasurer. - '-'s'-'
oREscEsT LODGE Tharsasy essni, 81. in
zssaseSs Rec Secretary l. N Jshan
fsRss
s s.1;. l. Es.i SEN Trs s. -
Il SEs rqssssy
een5echer O. g. Bosnnasses Secretary H. Renter
Per. Secretary; p. Schneider, Treasurer
IS ss'sss as \ E Aleu-
odvoud ow
egss assh
HowAEp LODGE No u meet, every Thursday evening IN
Rsss ~ Ms M'sss
silva, sr.ssctetary; A. Desola, Treasurer.
ss fS;$::
Pel Secretary Vi Geo RaTside
Bsss. g. r T. v H assl sss 81
treasurer treasurer. - 49,
" as Il Eddy sysH
s@ & ss = Bragg Fer
Lodge sg s rsssa
r. Brady v. e.. NJ D. Laiane, Secretary H. Mspaugh,
Treasurer. lss
POLAR STAR LODGE No. 70 meets every weaaesd.y
isSGA 81
in 4 room NJ odd Fellows. Hail. Ly4d ~.
tary; W r j. Goodman, Treasurer.
| INDEPENDENCE LODGE No. . meets every "Wednesday
evening in room q Odd Fellows Hall A. valas. n g.
d. Presser CT Il. schlaer, Secretary 7. Gsreily Per
Secretary G. scheu, Treasurer. rs
| COLUMBUS LODGE No. "a meets every Wednesday even
ing in Aigers o. F. yallette N g.; Edw. Wilson, g.; g
g. Morrison Secretary Jno Magehan Per SecrearyJ Roth
key, Treasurer. f3
aBRMAN1A LODGE No g meets Tuesday evening
in Jefferson Hail. Fourth District j. II. FemedeH n G W
Noting " G. oiuer, Secretary H. Dsmron Per Score
tary; ID. Gerhart. Treasurer.
PACIFIC LODGE No. IS meets every "Wednesday evening
Jefferson City Samuel GaEdineI n Cd John l. p s r
tary. ss8
HARMONY LODGE No. IS meets every Friday evening !
Polar room, Second District. E. r Poupart, n g.:
VOORHEES, " G.. Lessons, Jr Secretary H. Caiilott, Pei
A, \ Secretary; j. Casbergue Treasurer
: HERMANN LODGE No: 80 meets every "Wednesday ever
ing in Marguy Buildings, Third District. G. Mohr n G p
ix Zimmerman, v c. j. R. stager, Secretary j. Faust Pe
Secretary Peter BOIL. Treasurer
SOUTH W ESTERNL0DGE No 40 meesevery Friday ever
ing in room Odd Fellows Hall. James Beggs N. G.
Gerard S,h, " c.; Thos. Robinson, Secretary jaime
Eurneaux, Per. Secretary; G. Schmidt Treasurer.
ID MERIDIAN LonG No. ~ meets Monday evenn
In room No. q Odd Fellows Hail. W H. Ellis N G.. L. Grf
ham, V. Pohier, Secretary R. g. Abbott, Per- Sex
T. rotary; c. Fonda, Treasurer. q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02
COTTON PRESSES.


ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupiteulas 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.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner Tchoupitouas and Richard Streets
BRAMAH.
Corner Tchoupoulas and Market streets.
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS,
Corner Leree and Roffguac streets.
PLANTERS,
Corner Annunciation and Richard streets.
SZYMANSkTs,
Corner LeYee and Clouet streets, Third District
SHIPPERS,
Corner Henderson and New I.eyee Streets
UNION
Corner New Leyee and Rofignac streets.
WOODS.
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS
Corner Of TchoupitouRs aud Orange streets.
LEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
I.evce street, between 81. Ferdinand and Monegut
Streets Third District.
PICAYUNE, - -
Isevee street, opposite Post 13s Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New I4evee and Rotfgunc streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS
Levee street. between MoItegIt AID CoRetstIsed
Third District.
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G.and Encampnent,

THE R. w. GRAND ENGAGEMENT OF LOUISIANA l.
O. holds its regular sessions the first Mondays
ruary August Of year Odd Fellows Hail.
off Camp and Lafayette streets. ast
Officers year ls58Alf Moulton NJ W. Patr
arch; Thomas F. Bragg, N E. g. H. PRIEST VIM Deacon r.
". G. $: Warden; James FuTneaax r G. Scribe; II; VIII
j. a. Dunlap r. W. G.. Rep; S. NJ. Todd W. G, Marshall
Thomas Keete W. Sentinel; John Frankord W. Dep G..
Sentinel
Aft Gates R. ". D. G Patriarch, Of District No. >
Frapkin Oscar Barbee R. W. D. D. G. Patriarch, Of District
No s. Baton Rouge A, v D. Covert, R. W. D. b. @. Pai
arch, Of District No. 4, Clinton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02

gRn- HALLS PATENT COSCRE1EE FIRE
HKEE pROuF SAFES.-THE ONLY FlREPRooF SAFE
fsM s:WITH PLATE IRON BUN-The subscriber, sole
Sh@ 20 in this city OF the manufacturers has received
ASSupply of small large and mammoth sizes. rendering
complete. This is the only kind OF Safe long
established repnon which has Invariably protected its CON
when accidentally tested by fire. and the manufacturers Of
which SlVD1 PROOF THE CONTRARY. 1t is
only popular proof Safe for sale here which has
interior plnteron box and is therefore, ucomparahy
bv glarr9e han is any rival article The makers Of the
CONCRETE SAFE not impose upon their customers by
using powder proof lock- and at the time leaving
cavity in the door which by simply turning screw be
openeh half minute, and into which large quantity Of
powder be introduced safe ut Fnso del Sore Texas
having p9wderpToof lock, was thus opened last November
robbed OF Government Neither do Messs HAIL.
odds Co. make article which is like the Saanader Safe
through from the interior Of the plateron,
htng holes in the side back etc. and rendering the iron
hin ami sustain heavy fall Using only the best
American performing, their work faithfully they
prepared tempt customers by offering eNgan dis
counts who only construct their Safes OF in
English iron likewise slight their work above de-
scrbed but they confident at those who will critically
compare with other description of Safe, will
give decided preference have purchasers already
ISAAC Biil DGE, ~ Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02

GPLENDID sTOCh.-P. MAILARD, G. ROYAL
- s-reer F. MallE, beTg back from his trip Europe
informs lis friends and the public generally tlnt lie
offers magnificent choice Of FURNITURE for Parlor
Dining Room, Bedroom, from TIE best manufacturers of
Paris and from his own establishment.
Also, splendid Lamps, Br0C&tees, Damask
MUslin Iobnets, Ginps and stuff Of all descriptions for dra
perry and curtains
Sevres CAnwarc fancy and plain white do, Cut Glassware
Statuettcs COrces indow Shades Mats Rugs Mir
Of all sizes and descriptions All OF these articles having
with
superintendence MI Mlad he invites the public generally
visit his really splendid stock with which he is certain none
can
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02
RAILROAD COMPANIES.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Conpany.-Depo, corner Of Calope and Clara
streets.
JOhn tahoun tesufht.
Office, 40 Carondelet street.
NEW ORLEANS, oPEIOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Conpany-Fery, foot of ST. Anne street, Desos
at Algiers.
IT,
A. b. Seeger Vice Pres't.
Offce corner Exchange Alley and Benyile street.
NEW ORLEANS AND PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
CopanyDepo Eysian Fields and Victoria streets
p. H. Goodwin. Secretary
Office, Victoria street, near the depot
NEW ORLEANS AND CARR0LLToN RAILROADS..
pot, corner Baronne and Perdido streets; Hf
LAFAYETTE HoRsE-CAR RA1LRoAD-Depet, ls Ba-
rome street; ...-.- l-ts-
CARRoLToN AND LAKE RAILEoAD-Depot. Tivol
Circle. .-..
George Currie Duncan. President.
Albert Il, Blanchard ......'Secfetsry.
Office, No, 10 Baronue street. ~ ST.
MEXICAN GULF RAILRoAD-Depot, corner. of Goodchil
den aud Elysian Fields Streets
W. q. BLACKWELL, Executor.
Office, No aa Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-02

THE BaGAsSl FURNACE - L ;E;TII "a
for the United States granted to SAM Eli H. Gill
MAN of No 81 Nachez street, New orless under the date
of Defenders 1854 for furnace for burning Wood and Barasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities fully
son.
l entirely by natural draug and wthon. the aid
of II Blower.
3D. CRATE bars other irons III the interior
3d. It requires sopfage CT the mill to hRve its ashes
cleaned out
The agasse stirred touched after arrives
ia the furnace.
9th. all the Bagasse, and makes enough
the mill engine steam battery and pumping engine
This is the only furnace that has taken of in l.ouEs
In compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes kansst alone
does resemble any other furnace single feature of lis
in The principles which works. the
which Produces neither does approach the rights Of any
other party Reports circulated to the contrary mee
tricks Of trade" known be false by those who make
them calculated only deceive the public and palm off
tices upon their merits NopersCn will he
SELL make patent Furnace Without authority
guaranteed in its undsurbed use and possession.
Ny Patent Furnace applicable TO train Of kettles to
steam boilers and prepared to contract 10 apply it 10 burn
ing the Bagasse boil juice the train kettles
under satisfactory guarantee the purchaser.
treatise the wkCle subject pamphlet form with draw
ng cc be had Of the subscriber by mail otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 SatcheZ New Orleans.