New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-20
SCIENTIFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Begins Sept II, 1853.
NIeohanIcs, Inventors, Manufacturers and


The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its Fnur-
ee99 Year 4nd viii enter upon NsE Volume on The I'm Of
issued in this country aud has extensive circulation In
from is Tile dry abstrase work Oh technical science Oh The
contrary j. 50 deals With The great events going on in the sci
uc II the mechanic or arlizan wishes to know
poyed his businessf housewife wishes get recipe
Tor making goGd color ee me inventor WISHES 10 kFew
re wishes to keep posted with the times and to employ the
wishes Keep himself familiar with progress the
chemical laboratory the construction Of eiegaphs rail-
roads steamships eapers mowers and thousand other ma
sh,nes a9d % oos Fl Res 9d %2 t9ese ded
ELsERiEEE They are here presented in reliable arc nte
n the higher branches Of science and srt
copies nesGs copies neatbs S.
twenty copies Twelve months, SIS in advance
and Western money Or Postage Stamps, taken for snOser
a-Isttors should be ,d d,gs IS t. 70.
MeEsrs. MUM Il co. extensively
curing patents for Inventions and will advise inventors,
WITHOUT charge in regard 70 the novelty Of their improvements
- ErRM GEL = BEa ArED STEWART STOVE
SO eboye-named Stoves; they having made arrangements
SsSfor constant supply of them They are superior
ing Of time and Of fuel fourth Of cord Of being SUI
baking principle brick over
no fire being required when 59kiTS b[e4 ioongvx
auT en- No Fro7t Ieyee, corner Gustomhouse St
6 Jones' y CO., sHIPR5 4 AGsSTs MP M &c COW
''As'S' s''ss vAECEs.
We will make liberal consgRmens sisrchan-
disc to our eds London Liverpool Boston, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston, -.
CTRUTP-FR UTTER IT-E'EEUIT-FRUIT
ANTHONY AsTREno
Begs inform the pnbc that he has closed his Restaurant
Oyster Saloon for thr g will Keep
The largest and choicest collection OF FRU be found
in the city. Arrangements have wit
the largest and finest orchard owners in the South.
received collection Of Peaches Pears Apples Melons,
'''' F." ''''l ANTHONY AsTREDo.
iel6 # No. ID Royal street
" ALUABLEi Lar DING AT PUBLIC SAIsae
THE MINDEN LANDING. now occupied by G L. watien,
the Of Minden, Claiborne parrish LouisisA,
sold public auction TO the highest bidder in the MIN
den, the first M0EL AH in Sc stem6er next.
This property comprises about 800 of land with the i'm
thereon, consisting Sheds
house The Landing cauos large part of the extensive and
rapidly growing OF the parikes tbntaE Lake BS
aud of the largest for the shipment
IN the Interior and is entirely above overflow, To
quained with this property more Ehoss
quantity shipped annuNt.J rom we'll the
amount mp freight received by IL By applying 10 the parties
named below
g7@TERNS OF sALE-0ne third cash, or a New Orleans
acceptance payable January next; one-th payae
cember 1852 and onehird payable in April 1860 New Or
leans acCeptaneeS, approved,
For further particulars in relation to this properly apply
VI. j. Sterling, Esq. Andent c. L. Weiden, Miuden
Landing: ar NJ r. Brady Co.. New Orleans iel9 If
nQGSHEAD HOOP POLES AND sBAYED
5000 HogsRead Hoop Poles, of the hest quality.
$1,000 Shaved Hoops Apply
r. BANiSTER SONS.
SEES Nc, BienyilIe street