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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

Mr. rooMBs adm OF Ca said that bu. for the character
Of the assault which Mr. runbu thought proper 10 make
the message he would have been content TO let
the country and vndicate ITSELF but such had been the
ture Of that assault that he felt 10 be duty TO take this
porunity express his hearty operation IN taat policy
which tho Presden. had Indicated and at the time
express his qualification at the sgnai ability and power
with which the principle yiog at the bottom Of th2 policy
has been presented 10 the American people by thor chief
magistrate who recommends the admission Of Kansas
under tho constitution just transmitted. Upon the point
that Kansas shall be admitted into the Union Al n
State all the people Of the ferrtory Of both parties
and both houses OF Congress were agreed. large por
tion Of the people OF Kansas said To be majority by the
republicans, nearly three years ago formed the nsru
ent known the Topeka constitution and asked for ad
mission into the Union under H. Then there could be no
objection on the ground that the inhabitants OF Kansas do
rot desire State government But whle the Topeka
movement without the sanction of law and in opposi
ton 10 law, the Lecompton Convention met In pursuance
of OF Territorial legislation cmbodyng the VIII OF
the people, The Lecompton constitution Is clothed with
legality, while the Topeka constitution was made In de-
fance Of the laws Of the land.
Adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

THE ISLAND HOSPITAL ORGAHizED AT LAST.
The regular meeting OF the Board Of Ten Governors
held yestcrday-the President the chair and uuorata
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J. WRIGHT O. co.


r. YOU WOULD ESCAPE
LONG SUFFERING. WEAKNESS,
DEFoRMITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
DaIIey's Magical Palm Extractor,
The only Instant Neyer-Faing Autdote to Pain Earthl
WARRANTED
To without smart quicker all ais that other things
relieves moreover has absolute uumsakabe control
the many maadIes below named which deaes ALL Other
femedesand medcalskl. ...= ....
l. Stops al pain even of Burns instantly.
O. Heals Burns and Small Pox ETC. free Of scars
5. Admitsno Scald to raise water blister
4. Takes away Old Sores fully.
8. Subiues all internal and external Inflammation.
6. Ends COnyulsions, Collie and Fits directly.
7. Soothes Nerves 70 ease, quiet and strength,
8, Resoresaetion and strengthto Palsied Limbs.
Q. Destroys MortiGcauonustan
10. Generates Flesh rottedthereby.
II. Keeps off Black and Swelling after blows.
u. Dissoves Cataracts and strengthens Sight
10. Draws and heals Blisters free Of smart or mark.
H. Neutrazes all poons humor either hereditary
fused by bees hornets mosquitoes, reptiles, rabid ami.
mails corrupt bodies or plants.
ABsOLuTELY
Now whether the bgo belieyesor not Fire Poison In.
Illumination Modification Infection and Hydrophobia the
ror of all mem Incpent Consumption Constipation Eryspe
las Cancer Inflammation Of the Chest Bowels Peursy,
Chronic Dtarrhea Dysencry rendered comparatively
hmless-conolede easily by child possessing but box Of
this innocent, mighty cheap electric apd antdoe to unit
$4,000
wbe forfeited fit LIFE where all medical
LLIONs
Use daily in a5tonnded satisrcon-a praise -NONE
ARESAFE WITHOUT IT. and II has become the greatest
commercial antdote extant,
Dr.. v. Mott New York the greatest surgeon, ETC.
in America and all eminent Physicians
Forsale in New Orleans, wholesale and reail,b by
j. WRIGHT d CO.
81 and ISL Chartresstreet,
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TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER BY AN INSANE MAN.-The
Paris correspondent of the New York Herald says:
Society has recently been greatly shocked by the
strange fantastic tricks which madmen at large have
been playing Yesterday at Ranville-a- Place, a sol
der on fnrlough, named Risbey, when visiting his
family, was suddenly attacked with an involuntary
phrenzy A physician who saw him ordered that he
should be closely watched but somehow he contrved
to possess himself of Ratchet with which he imme-
datey knocked out the brains of an invalid brother
lying on the bed. He then set fire to the house and
with his hatchet menaced the people who came to
eXtihgnish the flames. He next rushed across the
fields, and meeting three peasants Fastening to the
scene Of the contlagraton, he instantly seized and
Killed two OF them and would have done as much for
the third had he not made the best use of his heels
He then went to the church the aged sexton of which
he lald dead at his feet with two blows OF his
hatehet after which, entering the body the church
and laying aside his fearful weapon he went to the
altar took up the sacred vessels the wine and con-
secrated waters, and began to initiate the presty
functions at high mass. He was thus engaged when
the cure and some gen d'armes arrived. The cure
with voice of authority desired him to descend from
| the altar. The man oheyedi and was then secured
The amount Of damage caused by the fire was as
sessed at 1000 francs.
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An old topper CHANGING to drink a glass of water
for want OF something stronger smaeked his lips and
badly. have no doubt lis wholesome fSr is,H,Iss
and children. 's
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REMOVALS.

u EWOy AL-JOHN v. HYrE ( 60. HAVE RE-
II moved 10 No 9vGRANInk STREET between Cann and
HL lN,its7 Ltrs uL3
r. fGMOV 4 L-sO%THESE THOMAS co. HAVE RE.
~ muved TO No 2UfU,;omhouze streer. He
r. EMuNAL-C, +, sLuCoMB \ 60. have removed
II from II Charities their New store & Canal street
and 81, S. 81, 81 aud s. Common street sea II
n ~ NOV AIR. 81 WATSON, WHULRsALEDEAL
- ers ~ III bnrE Coal have removed their office New
Lool o. I-ls street to No 25 Commercial Place a28
r EMOEAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM %
II Camp street to the Of Grave and New Leyee
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HE FIRE IN WooDvILLE, MIss.-The Woodyille
Gazette of Saturday last gives the following account
OF the recent destructive fire in that place:
Wednesday last was day long to he remembered
by the citizens Of our little village. No greater a.
lamty could follow in the footsteps of the severe cpl
demlc we have but recently passed through.
About II o'clock A. NJ. the store OF l. H. Stan.
wood On Boston Row, occupied by Isaiah Cohen,
was discovered to be on fire at the roof, near the
chimney The alarm was Immediately given, and the
citizens OF the town assisted by many from the conn
try, laid to with their best energy to extingush the
hames But, 50 seldom has FIRE occurred here and
50 unused are We to such visitation, we were desti-
tute Of most all the necessary means to arrest its ro-
gress In few minutes the roof Of the store above
mentioned was one sheet OF fire, ana it became then
apparent that no human power could save the row
as the stores were all closely connected wall to wall
Another store owned BIZ Mr. S auN God and occunied
by Mr. Seesknd, joined on the south to one occupied
By Mr. Cohen, was next lin the course OF fifteen
minutes) wrapped in the deyouring element. The
chle concern then was to the goods as all hope
Tor the buildings was gone. NObly and zealOusly did
the citizens work in emptying the houses of their CON
tents. The Court House yard the public square the
offices and houses in the other parts Of the town
were soon hied up with these ''brands saved from
the burning, and the town looked as it a bomb
filled with groceries and dry goods had exploded
over it.
The store Of NJ. simonS Co next fell a prey to the
raging element The fire. extending itself on the
northern side, soon consumed the store also owned
by MIR. Stanwood, and occupied by Jacob Schwartz
also the two stores owned by Mr.. StanWood one oC-
cupied by Mr.. Paddock & Co, druggists the other
by Jacob Cohen dealer in dry goods Here BY the
greatest eXertOns Of citizens it was STONED in
its northern course On the SOUTH from the store of
NJ Simon Co., it WAS rapidly communicated to the
stores OF W. ii. Noble, Messrs Marx & Hamilton and
Messrs. Bryan Irvine, and they soon became char
red and smOulderng ruins. Here it was stopped on
the south, and its Tayages were closed. The court.
house was in imminent danger during the fire. The
roof, several times ignited by the ving sparks was
he st,Te II.
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Certificate Of tpm. S. -Adams, Master Of Slip or

Certificate Of tPm. S. Adams, Master Of SHIP or
acph Holmes.
New Orleans, Dec. 8. 1882
Ihave used the BRFDGEWA AFTER MINERAL PAINT on
months, md think sE5or to red lead Or any other paint
foriron that is exposed to salt water WM.S, ADAMS
Planters is particularly directed to the Of
We the nndersgued Cotton Factors Commission Ner
purposes AGENTS Circular believe
serving the interests Of pnnter by calling theratndonto it
peculiar enduriugand protective qualities.
GEO, NJ. PINCkARDE co,
BUGIANON, @, RRQLIl x Co,
WARD 4 JONAS,
WATT 4 DESAULLES,
HILL, MCLEAN 4 co,
NJ GREENWOOD 4 90,
In addition TO the above iuconroverbe testimony of tn
superiority Of the BRIDGEW PAINT the Agenshave
nherpossesson nnumcrable certificates which may
onnppcaticn utther office
The gents deemi Their duty, we'll for the protecono Of
he public for the character of the BrdgewatePain
lion alIfuteresed imposition
to considerable extent the pastyear. Owing complica
ton causes Company have been enabedto keep
supply equnl the demand and tbs within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDHEof the Accents that
have 10 parties OFT OF THE cry, Bridge
water Inor3crIo prevent any tuurr" disappointment
we would suggest In orders Jiirnr5 to us.
correspondents here with Instructions purchase ONLY of
Agents Forthe future, shall regularly supplied and
will be able TO fill orders any extent
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE. TERHs-Forallsums under
co. CASH from sl0Oto 5000 sixty days. scotland upwards
four months credit for approved city acceptance.
For sale dry in packages of $3.50 pounds by
G. C. B0GERT & Co,
Y Campstree
Agentsfor the States Of Louisiana,
nj a md Tpx8
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Cheaper and superior to any used Southern
GlmRte
rs tested aud recognized qualities are
LIST. DURABILITY-egW 10 the best slate roofs.
I'd IAIPE lMEA Y-SuperoT any other no cracks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEApIYI presents smooth and graniteiike surface
4h. CHEApNESS-lt costs much less than, though il is
good any slate wood roof and less than the
composition roofing heretofore offered the public tht
Of cutters and valleys.
d. INCOMBUSrlBtLITY-Itw will resist fire better than
slate root
9Th. C0NyENIENCE-Tt will not soften under the h.nt Q,
ts cimWe nud protects the interior Of buildings from the
intense heat Of summer.
7th SOLTDIgY becomes harder and smoother from expo
be put upon roofs Of any slope being gh
weight does require heavy rabrs support while
not liable corosioH and breaking does require repairs
The " TROPIGAL kDGFINGh is a chemical compound Of
substances several of which peculiar alone combined
in proportions discovered BY actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Testimonials Of the correctness of the in the han1s
Of the agent and be verified by any wishing u
before contracting.
All orders left at the Post,Ofhce, Box X No 2 will be
promptly attended to or apply to
j. G. KAUFMAN,
jel5 IL corner Of Bieuville and MarRis SITS,
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

BRIDGEIV.1TER MINERAL PINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars,
DBPOTS, AND NM ORTHODOX WORK
Also for ali kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-09

Fever and Ague Chtsand Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Rement Feyers Liver Compliant, Jaundice, En-.
largement of the Liver, Enlargement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
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HARDWARE.

JEu'H WATERMAN. cHAs. NJ. WATERMAN.
So j. WATERMAN s BROTHER,
- l#IasI IMPORTERS
AND H0LEsALE DEALERS IN
Hardware,
PLOWS,
IRON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-09

A CELESTIAL OATH-A late San Francisco paper
relates the following incident, which occurred in the
Police Court of that city
In the course of the trial of the Chinese abduction
case, preferred by Chnawoman named All or Wit
GhOY, wife OF b sun, against a Chinaman named
rious oaths were administered. 1t seems that while
some people only consider oath on the Evangests
binding, and others an oath with the upfted hand
the Chinese people regard only those the death of
cock as sacred, The prosecution in the action this
morning, seemed determined that there should be no
perjury on the other side, if the strength Of the oath
could prevent it, and accordingly four ROSTERS were
taken into court. When All Choy was sworn, she
cutting oil the head Of one of the cocks in open court
with knife which limited idoatrous sacrifices The
block was caught in spitoon, and the quiyeriug
body borne out of court, having served its purpose
two witaeases-two remained for other witnesses as
The case womb nroeeed.
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SbACK d CO., w. H., GENERAL sTATIoNERs
= Roashiuders, Printers, etc, No. IS Carsp street
,IpEGEgJ4ER, F., tS Co., FASHIONABLE CLu.
) THING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET
iA5f< etc. NJ rs Camp street.
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SL4RlS, STAUFFEB u Co.. HARDWARE
IRON ETC. No, "a GSnsl Agents for Pages Sa
Ms 40 "
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Real sohtedam schnapps.

Real schiedam sohnopps.
Each bottle will the signature :of the proprietos
andn one ohe is genuine with9utit.
a-For sale in New Orleans Wholesale RETAIL prope
]. 2TGuTak Co,
ala Nos. p and Isl Charters street.
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DUM-l0 pmcheous superior Santa Cruz ov sale in bond
II BIZ s. WOLFF,
n25 corner Grayier and New Ievee SITS.
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ete.l eTc.I eIc.
Its bigbyreeommended by of the most eminontphy
scau throughout the States excellent agreeable al
teative and admitted to ectuay all diseaseothe Ur
nary Organs ETC. and speculary adapted the of Fe
males and children.
other article has been oeredtha justly entitled to
the name ofthe
REAL sCHIEDAM scHNAPPs,
thenu6eare cautioned to purchase uuthe genuine a
Gle, called
DIR. vANDERYEER's INDICATED GIN,
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VENTEN, GEO. IA. PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
los Poydras between Camp and St Charles streets New
Orleans nuQ ~
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coMrorNn gYRrp oF wILD enERRY AND rAR

THERE'S aremedy that Will -topthe Cough ard berfroH
The corsumptyes grave,
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GTRAMLER, SAMUEL c., ATTORNEY At
- LAW Notary Public and Commissioner for the States OF
Louisiana Georgia, Texas and Florida. Office No 81 Royal
alreet, Mobile Ala je29 en-
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YHTATEKINS u EFOWAN, DEALERS IN CARPET
" ines Mangs and Upholstery Goods generally No 30
8IuT street
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L. wOoISEY, F.. b, ErHERlpGE,
Orleans Weakly Co., Teun.
W7o0LSEY x ETHERIDGE, TOBAGGo AND
w COTTON FACTORS and GENERAL COMMISSION
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-15
AUCTION SALES.
SALE WITHOUT LIMIT OF FOUR VERY DESIRABLE
TW0STORY FRAME HOUSES.


BY N. VIGNIE. Aucioneer.
WEDNESDAY. 24fh In st., Mt I2 o'clock, at
" Bauks Arcade will be old four desirable two story
Frame Houses being the Dryades Ento Streets
at short distance from the market.
FOUk l.Ors OF GROUND in the sqHars bounded By
Dyades Bacchu Eruto and ThHla
Nos i 2 and Lot No l. being the corner
feet inches and line front Dry deep,
and hobting 10 the alley together
twospry Frame House. slate roof ground
floor four rooms In the twostory frame
having x toons prvies eiiern, well ETC. Lots fos. and
measure each 81 feet IL inches and lines
street by 2 feet deep and fronting the common
alley opening Erat0 eehe with the double t~ostoy
frame houses built each lot having
double iwosory kitchen having each twelve
pIiyies csern wells etc. fhe whole according plan
exhibiting the
- rERMs-One third cash and the balance a Of
one and two for notes secured by sd
peIy and bearing cent until maturity
ana aef maturity cent until paid The build
ngs n be against the risks Of fire uH the
last note and the policies transferred to the
Aels Of sle before r. c. cuyelier ESQ Notary Pnbr
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LOT OF GROUND ON THE GENTILLY ROAD.
BY j. A. BEARD co.
SATuEpAY. the e7th Inst. a. Il O'Clock,


CATURDAY, the 27th Inst. at IL o'clock
~ AT Banks Arcade, on Magazine street viii be Sold
CERTAIN VACANT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
GROUND situate Geniy In Third District Of this
designated by NO. 81. pan drawn by d'Hemeeour
Surveyor for reference
before A. Chiapea Notary 3is August ls46. BY Paul
Peequet A. Blanc The said piece Of ground
ing English measure according plan y fee ii inches
front the piece Of ground laid of said plan for the
lar Of Desaix Square and extending depth SAG feet
inches on the dividing line Of the lot Of ground designated by
the No ~ feet II inches obque
space laid of plan for the St.
naId Avenue and having les feet II inches lines width
In the Also, that space of ground
the obque line OF said portion Of ground No 49, marked
said being laid OIL T the enlargement DesAix
Square and the c'ntinuaOn Of the Bernard
Terms-- ash
Act sale before W. Shannon Notary Public AT the ex
OF the purchaser mi
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM
OPP FELLOws' TIALL-cAaP srKEET.
MAURICE sTRAKoscB bess leave Is snnounee ,b.,
Mime Erninie FrezzoIinf
VIII give her SECOND AND LAST But ONE
Grand Concert,
On MONDAY EVENING. MARCH Is
Assisted by
NINE AMALIA PATTI sTRAEoscH. and Nes... WHITE
and CHERBULfTZ.
MAURICE Director and Conductor
Nine FRgzzoIISI win sing
KonSnss sI,S from nDs as ss Verdi
5 Pollacca from Jerusalem" .yers.
g. bSe,lo from Lee Ds@ants De Ia
Duet" ron win VITA Mime sTRAKosGH 's'N
Nine srRAKoscH will sing;
Bsisas SshseH loS Gnersaa
8 Redo Finals from cenereniola' kossiHi
Hs-wsdnssday-x'ms Fre,rsni's Third end Ia't cOpeer
The price Of sds to all parts Of the Hallhas been ed at
ONE DOLLAR.
As@ssos ;.s, Gtto Nth rs.sTyed ser egis 81 So vpv
sfsc, ps So oee W 40 l Iens,n open az HhNhf ran
One DolIs Tickets viii on The day of the Concert
ss-Ths Concert . eo%nenes T 4 s ocioeR I mls
VARIETIES THEATEB, GRAvIER STREET
THIRD NIGHT OF THE RENOWNED
Ronzani Ballet Troupe.
Who viii all appear NoNDNY EVENING, To-ylgbi)
In the new Grand Fairy. Romantic BALLET, entitled
THE GOLDEN HoRSEi
Or, =" II Cayalo DiOro.'
Principal characters by the following Ariistes
Mile LOUISE LAMoREUX,
sisuors sERafINA M cRRGcIHiEsfT1, R
sgnor cEsARE CECCHETTi,
sgnOr FILIPo BARATTI,
Aidsd sy complete coRPs DE BALLET OF FIFTY CO.
Than
ever previously organized in the United staes.
The enteranments will with fayorile
WHO SPEAKS FIRsTs
Doors open at 81 O'Clock commence at ~.
RS- NO adyAHce in the prices admission.
nils FR6HSH1s,' EShSRi 9 asti"s S4PSsfsi Manager.
ST. CHARLES THEATEK--sT. CHARLES sr--
b lessee and Manager.
H. Acting Manager.
CHANGE OF TTMEpcors open at quarter before I; the
Overture commences at "a o'clock
First night of the engagement of Miss AvoNIA JONES'
MONDAY EVENING. March Is. 1858.
M BE i:s s f sseSIsf f wfsT T 1y pER Cen
PEAsANT--Ban Miss Avonia jones Armand Mt IT,
g01sGds so. .s h, Hs s,ss Of THuISG
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN Circle and psrqu.s IS
tickets, q cents; Private FOzss. each s..
nils c. q. GHEsrEY. Treasurer.
SPALDING & ROC Icss, MUSEUM AND AxPHI-
St. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
g. r. spalding Manager.
Engagement Of the Celebrated
MARSH JUYEEILE COMEDIANS.
Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON AdissionFifty Gents; Children and Servants half
price on Saturday noon. ~ -
MONDAY EVENING. March Isth--Balwers play of THK
Little Mary MarSh CLAWS Mast Geo w Msrsh Cot DamAs
which Mast stewart viii sing "a YanEee crew and YANKEE
SNIP WI WIN astH chorus us by the whole troupe
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NOTICE.
Jefery's Double-Aeting Suction end Force Pump,
ruth India Rubber Ball Vdlues,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Exeava
tons, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers,

Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava.
tons Dry Docks, Ships, Ocean and River Steamers,
Dwellings, ETC.. etc., etc.
The subscriber having appointed Agent this
for the sale of eeTys Improved Double letting Prnrp with
and furnish This valuable invention June
bth 1885 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM New
York State Fair, held at Emira Ia that year. In
ducing this Pump this community the undersigned feels
confidence that his efforts to bring into general viii be
seconded by all who It's operation construction.
Pump Valves will Rt be thinking mind
Their imper vonsness and their yielding surface
certainty Of operation and perfection of action which
be attained by the Of other Valves The simplicity Of
arrangement the facility With which the parts be
and replaced compact renders this the perfect
Captain should Of these valuable Pumps
apart from their general they be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
size No 2pessesses capacity of forcing 20 gallons min
ute Price SD.
Size capacity of forcing 40 gallons per
ute. Price S35.
Size possesses capacity Of forcing IS gallons per min
ute. Price $50
larger szes suitable Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
up to capacity Of 5u gallons minute In Of
construction and soon be expected Nos and ad
mraby adapted Sugar Houses forcing the Juice mo-
Piled while for redeeming swampy Lands the No. Is nd
pensabe.
subscriber that when these Pumps are
seen they will speak for themselves and that
they will 20 into general
Samples seen In operation at O. O. Bier
Co.'S No. IS Camp Price CouoHs No. l07 Puydras
street a the office Of the undersigned where persons
vited 10 call and examine same before purchasing.
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
MA ly 81 Gravier street.