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fur abernebmen ppaen, butte t&, f3 an mt& 81 renpeu.
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8epaftiOa Der uDreile" ein SAreiben lber bic
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mnm SStoS 2ttnrt& gBa8nsr, agent.
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nr ncuen Rlade tatt. Gus
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balo ais mD4ltb su MAIDEN.
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Hbattntstt uo tonnen neue Snuler etntreten; eb sulp fir bic
fran3oiidbe, lateiniid,e unb griedbiId)e Spradta.
Bar unterpttlun8 IN DetbltteH Japu I~rtearbetten IN eius
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merben. Rr Rna
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gen gOrrtStunefn ppn @6arIeS SRns6Hbn, ode Don
S1lttmpre uS 6%rpntfraBe anf6nfen.
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nberfaIpt, sriaube th mir ee Ssmerfune Az utaben, bas BET
MIR MUIR BON Der reelfen 8eeteuuna bic Repe fen fam neil
aae arSstten oRr6 maine ti9easn 61nre ssben. .r-
~ Nepara urer, fVwte fOnttse Metal. Arbetten rsrte id
10 i9dea ais mpali6 ~befDrsfn.
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m man".r s YTSe fsrn,1. . hes llaaepanstsen crDens Der @Otp.
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2ertngtrnfroB Be N0. Ala. pberha b 5rernpntarase.
RB- Nu& pIrpe i4 eensist ietn etne SteQe ais Qebrertu
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nung bs1eSen Mnter orrtoeiipaften 8e6tnsunaen MAD ,u ZEN
n%teert8t en- 8remer 9 dsen auf Elm s a r e4lias
PAT a8 D etne aus unb spdr fur Gatlte. Steeraae unb
3wti1enoed init es el maBtSen Vddetf6tffea . n
Bremen mao dlen 5dffn Ger 8eretnieten SIaatsn, beIons
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Dearl6e .aueriannt pr pCtttei!paftsfts, un6 ba I'm RiGtbe.
nusun9sFaae eeS 29etneS tenn betpen IUs,abler bas IS et
aettbsrt bletbt, 10 %empfebien ur Oenienigen, relbe 6reuu.
De un0 Verpan6te BON DeutfdIanp berabsr trmnen loTen
pple7, unIere UerrttttelunB Iur9 Dbtess pau4 ~ergebenh.
se8elf1tffr oer!afea Bremen am 1. uu6 Is, iebeu
MDnatS.
@beaip f6nnef bet uns 9afd8efbetne iebsr GIaTe unter Be.
ltaun9 Der pldbe fur pte en- uno pra6tppu etn.
aert&teten Dampff&tffe bee q rbbeutf6eu
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al Bremen Stems prf -sa
~ ben @ dBen FER 9%pnpa9nte >tebe nab re Nnsetee) unter
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Yubltfun unlete Yermtttlan9.
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SPtI'S 20. 81 ". CSaoffr Der 3tcnsyirbe opoer;tsr
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II. Sfftce: Np. 10 Sp~utbhrdBc. ...r
9ttle ate unb IUlbe Office perii&ert 9auIe CT unb 30 .
btln eeeea 0erIuf ptsr. % e { 6abt8Hn8 ppn 5euer
ju iebr btut9en Staten mad BEN 9lans bar @e9enfsttistett unb
unterfnsanB uo 8tpdbrt 8tFfO's pUn 8tmmerleuten unter
beIrieetsenber Stbinsunsen.
Sranofadsbefser Uel6e In Der Equitable. . flee" Sert.
bern, LabeH feline wetlcg c 8erautp Ortltbtett, ais fur ben BE.
tras tbrer DspNltten, uno betni Ablauf Der @pltcen 1tnb Fe
gum Smpfanee s'ner SaarbtUtDtnbe pom % 9rpSent bsrt6tist.
OaS guclttum Utro ptermtt bphtht ttn9eIapeu duf uRfeter
Office, So. 10 SUutbfr. SSrsuipre9en, no tim pas prin,tp mad
pel3em bic @sieaf9aft uerf6ert, ttar unp beutli& ousasleg
ptrb. Sirpftnrpn.
ltp mas SelfC, CHARLES u. Garrpl, Wt9aeI 9Darner,
2Dtltam Rennebs, auttn Ssntins, Dautd Dail,
penny HtetaR, Benjamin Defprb, Npbert u. DSbbt
SdmeS 6ra3ter,a samuel Rtrbp, Ganttl ZparGelb
SrGnctS d. Grppt, S6aSmetfer.
& LII .a... Ssu q y. SpneS, SstretGr.
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gu etetem Sebpte TT etne aaeemetn gsriamnluuo In Der
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HI y % .&oblen better Qualuat Su S4. &C. Die ~,
nSaaAa&ssAxsk mrutmtsn 3Ccalt MOuntatn Apblen. barre n,,i6s
81. 80 per Gonne. O"'f""te" s"
HOnberp, H9fsns 8aQe9 unb lambert fret brs,r.,t. s.t
len IS 20. & - "'""e"'e "pp'
Baltimore Company 8pblen, barte petFe gr6s a. % Oar,
estq &S9lsnL, raao. rtten.t& fir's 8Cd,n 0oerb et mfasiSer Iii.
leFeas 20 20, |zlo 9Ie. 9aranttr O.er bic 8Oblen petfaQen.
eanStriano nao anoere b%ttumtn0ie SOFTEN $4. LOSSES
pts yarS be1neet ftp @dt pUn gtOrtb. unO MaOtfcnIf IaEe.
bic DtRes NO. 90 Stcpnbfr btaten. "''"N"''
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Jefery's Double-Aeting Suction snd Force Ptssap,
,cith India Rubber Bal Ysipss,

-l'ti 81 p
Jeferys Do,ble-Aeting Suction snd Force P,.,ap.
icith India Rubber Ball Yaiues,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Ercavs
tons, Dry Docks Ships, Ocean and River Stesnlsrs
y - Dwellings, ETC.. ETC., etc.
for the sale of yys Improved Double citing Pump. with
India Rubber Ball Valves,
and furnish This vainabe Invention
sh, 1885 and The FIRST PREhIUM the Rev
ducng this Pump this the undersigned
seonhdenee that bis efforts to bring into general will be
seconded by all Who its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls Of Ins Rubber for
Pump Valves VIII At be every thinking mind
Their mpeFvousness and cir yielding
certainty Of operation and perfection Of action which
be attained by the Of other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility With which the
and replaced the compost FORM renders this the
and desirable Pump in Every Planter Snip
apart from their general they
transformed into an etheisst Fire Engine. p
Size No 2Pssesses capacity Of forcing DO gaons per min
ute, Price 51 5.,.5sats - ~ = t....sf
size No capacity Of forcing 40 gallons per min
ute. Price e35 50
10 capacity Of forcing gallon. per
And larger sizes. suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage.
construction and may be expected. Nos.
airsbT adapted Sugar Houses for forcing the juice
lasees and the ordinary which Pump generally sp
Piled while for redeeming swsnpy Lands she No as nd
pensshIe t'f
The convinced that when these Pumps ar.
they will speak for themselves later
they will go into general
Samples Of Sise No. operation G. O.
Co s No. IS Camp rtrest Price CouoR 1O7 Poydrss
atthe Office Of undersigned persons in
ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
mA ~ 81 GrEyisr street.
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nOUsLIN0 THE INCOME Of COTTOn
~ PLANTERS. $3.50 n
PAKsErsD TKPRoVgxESr ~ TEE KlEUFIorURs

fAfEAIbD IkPEOVENENT IN TEE kLRUFlCTURN
rf or YARNS,
Employing 70 Spin the Crop up about
Der required Il this uHmber children
six Of and above unfit for blowing
picking cotton ..s..
prepared 70 furnish Planters with this NEW CON-
BINArION or MACHIHERI. inclusive OF the STEAM In
CINE, The Gin with Appsndase
in Machine and the Machines Spinning
res and 70 have al arranged in the Spinning Room
plantation complete, With great dispatch Also, coupsns
Spisners.
0EE-HALr OF TIE NEW PORTION OF THE IECoEs
the very hrst year, will MORE THAN PAY for the vhols
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine Spunsrs
Nares
Ny IMPROVEMENT In its results to the Plsntst ssuvs-
lent to his having purchased Of plantation Negroes etc.
more productive than thoss he sorks and while his
ming interest will his diversion, 1t win be exempt
the cares and anxecs inherent to Planting Gathering
Bafng up crop.
MACHINERY Is q CASH ARTICLE, bat for good accent.
snes can grant reasonable facilities and for the RIGHT or
THEPATEHr, otsfourth to be paid each Of the
I'VE OF tbs the Yarns bring Gnned
with contract insurns should the plantation change
propretors
Propositions from Planters may be made and 70 know
stof Machinery in hsr particular case they not omit
state vhst has been the Number of pounds Of their copsof
how many pounds Of Yarn day they must Spin.
aHu GEO q. BkHRY, Mobile, Ala
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BIC rItans QaiIp Crescent.


ri 4.
A fearless shape Of brave device.
0ur vessel drives through mist and rain,
Between The floating fleets Of ice--
These nasies Of ne northern main
Those Arctic ventures, hlindly hurled.
The prooff 81 Natures olden force,
Like fragments Of chrystal world
Long shattered from lis skiey course.
These are The bucaniers that fright
The middle sea with dreams Of wrecks,
And freeze the south winds in their eight,
And chain the Gulf Stream 10 their decks.
AT every dragon prov and helm as s.
There stands some Viking, as OF yore,
Grim heroes from the boTeal realm
Where 0din rules The spectral shore
And on beneath the sun o.. moon #ss,
Their swim ard eager jalchions glow;
While like stor1n-sexed wind, the Rune
Comes chatting through some beard Of snow.
And when the far North ausbes up
With fires Of mingled red and gold,
They know that many blazing cup
II hzimming 70 the absent bold.
On. signal there and let rs hail
fon looming phantom % we pass W.
Note all her fashion. hull and sail, ~
Within ahe compass Of your glass
See al het mast the sseadfast glow
OF that one star OF 0dnfs throne
Up with your dag, and let rs show e<
IAe Constellation OF our oval II ssti
Ana speak her wen, for she might say,
Il ffom Der heart the words Gould ihaw,
Croft news from some far frozen bay fxa
OF the remotest Esqnimaux.
Might tell Of channels. yet untold,
That sweep the pole from sea 70 sea
OF lands which God designs to hold
mighty people, yet to be
OF wonders which alone prevail
Where day and darkness dimly meet
OF all which spreads the Arctic sail
or Franklin and bis venturous feet.
How. happy, at some glorious goal,
His anchor holds, bis sails are furled
That Fame has named him on her scroll,
Comn1bus Of the Polar World
Or bow his plouging bark on,
Through splinteriDg fields, with battered
Lii onig ~ that spectral dawn,
The mask that knocking darkness wears
or how, Ger embers black and few,
The last .0f shirered NETS and spars
He sits amid his frozen crew,
In copncil with the norland stars.
No answer, but the sullen flow,
or ocean heasing long and vast
An areosyof ice and snow,
The yoiceIess North swings proudly past.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Bet remembered that this 18th March 1857 before me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President and H. r.
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
New Orleans who being duly according Law.
and that the and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
H. p. JAEYIER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th March
A. D. 1857. C. NJ BRADFURD,
SECOND Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The OF Trustees resolved pay interest
cent in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
and after the second Monday in May and have declared
scrip dividend Of THIRfY-fOUR PER CENT. the
earned Of the year ending February g. 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day Of
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS President
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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WIyE MuRDEMED.--A dispatch Of the 18th, from
Worcester, Massachusetts, says:
Edward Boyle was this morning brought before the
murder OF bis wife, Isabella r. Boyle in Leicester
about SIX miles from here ON Friday night She was
found dead 10 her home on Saturday morning her
head terribly bruised. Boyle has made several con.
Trajectory statements. aud circumstances are very
strong against him. He had not lived happily with
MS wife for some time past. He pleaded not
guilty and his case viii 60 before the Grand jury
this week. 81 80 '
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th July 1851 before the
undersigned Justice the Peace and the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles J. Manson Secretary Of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who
ing duly sworn according to law does depose and
foregoing accounts Just and true and correct Transcript
from the books " said Company.
Sworn subscribed before this July 1851
lSgDedi q. j. MANsONI, secretary.
tSigned) GHAS ~. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the parish OF Orleans
The Board Of Trustees resolved interest Of
Six cent In cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
TO the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the ID Monday Of August proximo also declare dvi
dend offory Eve as cent? cent the earned
miums Of the for III ending the 3h Of June
1851 for which certificates will be issued the 18th September
next and SOLVED further that after reserng OSE MILLION
DOLLARS profits that all the outstanding certificates Of the
Of the issue of 5 and o5 and seventy five per
Of the Issue Of 1852 be redeemed and paid the holders thereof
their legal rep esentatives, as follows
That Of $50 Oh and after l2th Of August next
That Of 1851 on and after 12h Of September next.
And rs per 1881 and after 18th Of next
from which date all interest thereon will The certificates
be produced the time OF payment and cancelled the
tent paid
THOs. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO JONAS Vice President,
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Beau Brnmnel was once sitting at a table with ona
blgh, who was known To be insane. The Bear.
having lost considerable stake affected, ID his iar
cical way, avery tragic air. and cried out Waiter
which Bgh who was sitting opposite 70 him, calmly
produced two loaded pistols from his coat pocket.
which he placed on the table, and said. Mr. E3rnm
mel. II you are really DESTROYS 70 put period to your
existence, | am extremely happy 70 oIier Won the
means without troubling the wafern The effect upon
those present may be easily imagined at finding
themselves in the company OF known mailman who
had loaded weapons aboal him.