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CHARTER
LOUISIANA TEHUAN WE coMpAN7


LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
We, the undersigned having agreed the construc
ono railroad and other communication the IsthnuB
o. iehnantepc under the several grants heretofore given fer
that purpose by the Mexican Government called
SlOo grants, which
yided have determined for that purpose corporation
under Of the Legislature Of
4th Of March, 1855, entitled IAN for the organization 81
corporations for works Of public improvement and and
do subscribe to and the following charter
to-Htt:
ARTICLE I.
The corporation shall be called the Louisiana Tehnantepec
Company, and that shall have power authority
enjoy their corporate name
for the period Of twenty-five years. second to contract and
be sued in their corporate third TO make and
porae fourth hold receive purchase and convey
der their property both real and personals fifth
to and appoint such managers directors and officers
establish such bylaws for the proper and regua-
ton Of the affairs Of the corporation be necessary and
proper.
ARTICLE II.
The said corporation established the purpose
sueng carriage road from the head Of navigation the
Coatzacoacos river point the Bay Of Yentosa in the
PACING Ocean, and OF constructing also railroad from said
river TO the Bay Of Nenosa according TO the
dons said grants known the Garay and soo grants and
enjoying and conducting the navigation of said
according the and conditions said grants;
their shall
stock upon the terms and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE Ill
The capital stock Of said Company shall be ten millions
dollars divided dollars each which
shall be appropriated asfoiows, viz:
1000 shares eight millions OF dollars shall be subscribed
and paid for a. hereinafter provided:
10000 ha,es millions of dollars shall be Issued full
paid stock, and delivered the trustees who hold
title to said GATay Sloo grants, under the
Of trust executed by r A. Hargau for himself and
of the Sloo grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government.
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DIR. osgood's India choIagogue

DIR. osgood's India ChoIagogue
CURES
Fever and Ague, Ch and Fever, Dumb Ague Intermittent
and Rement Fevers, Liver Complaint Jaundice En-
largement Of the Liver Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine was prepared from an extensive
practice several yearsin bousclrnae
fail curing Fever and Ague any of the diseases above
med.
Those who suffering affections this kind
those who have become nvads from their effects upon the
constitution, will find the India Cholagogue' nvaua
BILE remedy for purifying the blood aud thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Cholagogue in eradicang Bile from
the human SYSTEM only explain its extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and permanent of Fever and Ague
and the various grades ofinermtent and remienfever
has been tested In thousands and by
all who have used of the Fever and Ague
dies extant.
sure and for Dr. Osgood's India Choagogue as
there are many counterfeits offered for SALE
Forsaein New Orleans wholesale retail propreor's
p'-'s''O j. WRIGHT CO.,
81 and 1871 Chartres street,
General gents for the South.
silence that Dreadful COughE
The work of thedestroyerihas begun The Lungs are In
dangerI Resort once to
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
afuture aid may be in vain Are you a mother Your
daughter-your idol and earthyjoyis bed of
gushing; her pale cheek emacaed show
fast wasting The epulchra cough pains and
sickens your soul; tits the
SOUND OF DEATH
THERE'S remedy that will sophe Cough and herrom
theconsumptives grave,
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic ush cough and feeble limbs tell of earufore
bodngs loss hope Just about e consumption
sheds heartcushing blight the FUTURE but you
despair. An arm stretched forth
heal your wounded lungs tits DIR. DAVIS
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
It admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar the only remedy that win positively
coughs colds Group whooping
splitting of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
~. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, CRY Of New Orleans
Belt remembered that the goth july 1888 before tie
undersigned of the Peace and city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans Who be-
duly sworn according to law depose say,
foregoing just transcript
from the books Of said Company
signedl CHARLES j. MANsOEI.
and subscribed before me, 3lh July 1898.
[Signedl JAS X. DIXON,
First Justice of the Peace parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay interest of
Six per in cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the Cd Monday of August proxo also declare dy
dend of SIXTY per cent? PER CENT the earned pre-
mius the company for the year ending the Both June,
1858 which certificates will be issued and after the t Of
October next.
resolved further, that reservlng ONE
DOLLARS Ofprofts that The balance due and outstanding
The certificates Of the Company Of the Issue Of 1882 we'll
all the outstanding certificates Of profits of the Of the
1853 and 1884 be redeemed and paid tohe holders thereof
their legal representatives and after the second Monday
in August pOxmo from which date all interest thereon will
certificates 10 be produced at the time Of and
cancelled.
THOs. A.. ADAMS, President.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans
Be remembered that the sixth day of May before
The undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally Henry Peychaud President and
Louis Barnett Secretary the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans, who, being duly according law de-
and that the foregoing
correct transcription the books Of said Company.
H. PEYOHAUD, President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this sixth
1853 JOHN W. ANDREWS,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans.
The Board of Directors have this day declared dvi
deud Of sixty per the capital paid Company
out of the earnings the year ending April 1855 pay
able in with 18th
pany oows Ten per payable the
holders their legal representatives. after the 18th Of
May instant and the balance be credited instament
on the unpa1 stock notes
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neutrality-suspicious. GREEN SEAL WINE.
Direet importation from Rheims For sale in lots suthe
trade, Orders received and dramatically
A. A. EEYINS 4 Co,
tal9 No. 90 GraYier street
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100 Doyer,s Powders.
1000 & assorted Herbs
IN kegs Refined satpetre
ceases British Lustre superior article
20 /. Cooper,s Isipe1ass,
4 bales Hons
100 nonnds Todfde Potash
200 ounces Nitrase Silver
3 cases Mamma Flake and sorts
20 cans Magnesia caIciped Eng
2 cases carb
10 =, Refined Borax.
2 gross Henry Calcined Magnesia
25 mounds OIL Bereamot
90 Peppermint.
20 Apfseed
% Gloves.
Of Cedar.
IN Z Cubabs
ion pannar rIack
25 Almonds
2 gross Shoemaker, PIastays
IN Ss:di;t, pordors
sodo
on C,-r r
- 80 -
- 60
oas9 C Cls4ing 1'Oo' .....
at,Tsl "
EosesI ,aoio. ,I,,t 40 ys,,,,-
''s' M, DIV 60 tee N"'A' 'A-e ''S'''
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re n - T, ..,l'' e9A
o. 90 10y 80
~ uo1sI
oo oO poangs tt5,gst Gu o""'Laiues'
nj r,,.
~ 10 r. .-....
70 barrels English Venetian Red.
10 Spanish Brown.
40 e II"e."i amt
U Whiting.
20 Paris White
III Ghak.
Is Lamp Black.
Pumice stone ."......
Powdered Soap Stone.
Putty, in bladders.
White load. f!tror,a yeI1o,y
ye ril ohrons GREEN FaG
Prussia Bluei Paris Greeni
RsJTs.4. sisnna n and q
TaLav Tr,hor. Vnndi, .. Pew
turkey omoef' fahuyke Brown
patent nrrers. Iitbargs..
r" "si IIt - stS, I I'islla. ~
CoPai VaFniShi ldnseed on
IUpen and white Copa1; Tanner, OH tII-'Do
White White Demar varnish Neatsfoot :.
Asnhnltum, lizard
pSintprtsho,. VIZ.
sOoboxes window Glass, French and American:
Whitewash Brushes Window Glass French and American
ointment, Jars, blue and white
Shoe Backing; Bed Pans, metal and earthen
Black Writing Ink; syringes large assortment:
Cotton Brokers In Ink; 1 '
Gold Leaf Mrs Belts Supporters
Dentists Gold Foil; Apothecaries Scales;
GLACIERS Diamondsi =. Powder Boxes;
Medicine Chests; Pill Boxes. wood and paper;
nsatealssd4ls Bags; sso,taeatorsi
Physicians Cases; Tooth Forceps;
Pocket Pockets Gases Cases BQ SlS and Gatheters
Hagerty Improved Breast Pumps;
''s1o' MASSES P 1,srf p,s@,. UPS 49,.
c.,.ua 1-,t.- l,s "a ;y.5 eSe'
IiarriSon's E&traetstor Handkerchetsi
WrfEhts I1,4.o,t...
Colgates Soaps;
ENG soaps;
Lilly t3 WRt : ,..
N'Pi Pnf fi Boxes;
Tooth Brushes;
Lyons Katharon;s
Bnti H6r BT 1ssf9 In e9 9Iomb,,
Fine razor Iy9sy s Go@ssj
Shaying Brushes:
Hauers Erasive Snann
Persian Lotion S6i@ese powder Nv" 'Ips'' soap
Dr. Laerue i' Tooth speeiac IN room i"S'9i
oolq W Gfs9@ odontDe;
French s9d $Sn3ieyacn Pomados
''nf R6ss lip hPe ssiIe;
poterf DverItct,cs IN
-, ,,-,erro, Yl,r t 49, ctc'
MoL An Els yeT ,E1inl E.
IoMASENn,s Sarsanarillai
BULL q, , :, sffatEEssapArllia il,
MoRRIS0N's sarsaparilla;
HoQFLAND'S German BieTs;
M0fFAI'S Phoenix Bersi
SI9DGHIQN'S Bttersi
8; AI mn, ~, q ~ blttgI i
NV ,-,,,,, -, w kLLII'S Worm PIums.
bh \ An At, 3 81, II M WAlefSi
a TFIs1 Sh I,Tei = gSloT H., "a,
hi' ~ { = re- . r tl3tI ~ nlIu 1hStTyi
"a Do, fNE ~ T' ! y anu ut n
h9 ,g4 ? 7y IITs' l w9ft ana Iari ~,
Si N ~ n ~ 4 4 HeoS 1lafk q Co.
Hop II 6h olia Hushton,si
II errHN!95,e no Io yetIHeLst
nag !, " yg NJ y ~ o. Naplesi
"a ! C y = r., "a ~ ~ ehli
~ TH0MPS SYSl = Sy loi 1Vster
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INSURANCE.
Nav ORLEANS AGENCY Oh THE
HOME 1NsgRAxcE COMPANY,


HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital 5000, 900 Surplus $4,000
Ths Company perfectly responsible all under It's
Policies and is well known the Local Companies Of New
Orleans and Merchants generally many hold It's Po
ces Of Insurance Fire and River Risks lowest rites
and 10 cent CASH reHrn Premiums in lieu Of Scrip
Dividends. b. w. RAYNE, Agent,
No. 80 Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS:
Charles =. Martin President
A. 4. Willmarth Vice-President;
William 9, Lambert, arm q A. A: Lawrence Co.;
George Collins firm Of sherman igm \ Colilnsi
Lncus Hopkins President ImPorers and Traders Bank
William i. Neisn, firm Of 6h,fo, Gellea CO..
GhqFles b gach firm Of O. B H9teh Hitler Mersereaui
Levi. Stone firm Of Stone Starr CO.;
James Humphrey, firm Of Barney. Humphrey Butler;
GeoTge d MSgan Arm f Of I, H D. Morgan Co.
6f 9s F #s 5@ w RGaq K Woa c. Of St Louis
George Bliss firm of Phelps, Bliss CO.;
John g. Nelson, dTm Of Nelson { CO :
George Fs4tcs. an 4 GeorFe Pesrcs i g.;
James Low, firm of james Low & Co. Of Louisville
R aaf Raasy m ' Guilty. Ef 81 20
H aas 4 H fGfS @ s s% &uSG Co
jesse Hoyt, firm Of Jesse Hoyt Co;
LyeP En- n j ?%S5: 5o BIZ
6a Sa5 BsBf s g. aS 85 E Rffes' 60
John b. Hutchinson, arm Of j. O. Howe Co., Of Boston
4%9s J. Ds g$E h% 5rs%$E $ s 6%s1'
n ssn6 h q e H 5@Fa Ba TSPs'y
George + sedman Grm Of stednan Carlisle shaw Of
John W. Whitock, firm Of wbitloek, Kellogg Carter;
Cyrus Yale Jr, firm of G. Yale, Jr, Co, of New Or.
YIN. K; Fosdek arn Of WIN. R, 4 Chas; B. Fosdick,;
F. H. C9ssitt firm of Cossit Hill Tallmadge, Of Mem
David Boyd R # PZ9 BE H1 81 f assay
Officers A. Fl %l II MAJ yice.President.
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GGGARS-2aOln.s MADE OF
u choice Tobacco, ut so per thensand, let sale BY
iyto 81 s, iAsrles street..
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100000 shares.


Lists of subscriptions shall be opened at the times and places
required by the terms Of said grants and such other times
and places the Directors may determine for subscription
much of said eight millions of cash stock may remain
aer deductng the subscriptions Of those who sign this
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poRrAnlE Am srATIoNAas1 spaAaa

HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States Of LOHs-
iana Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Texas
established 10 GEayier street. New Orleans where hs
subscriber who agent above States receiving
from eight TO sixteen unth Of sizes from 70 "a horse
power Of these eelebIaed Engines after sst Of nine
years upwards Engines all the StHfes Of the Uno
all giving the complete satisfaction, berg TIE ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, HIGH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY 40.
CESSIBLE INSInE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
put them in operation special aki
them up and but the smallest proportion Of fuel them
Also
Constantly store Sash Circular Mills Strsuhs
Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton Screws for
horse power; Carver Improved Gin Shaft
ing Pue Stands, Boxes and Bolts ready ednpete,
the shortest notee Steam Gotten Gins and Flour
Mills which be in operation days being
ceived. Descriptive pamphlets with viii Is
sent by mail TO any address, SAMUEL a. GILMAN,
Ra9I tyAW NO. 20 tfraveF street. New Orleans
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TAG IMPROVED HIeCHEsNEY WASH
ING MAGHINE-Manu for sale by the Enb.
scrber Orders left 70 Apollo street. 29I Magazine street
IN Box 148 Mechanics Exchange the grocery store OF
James Collins 6s Apollo street. where specimen may
Will be promptly attended to- AL ask Of the public fair
tra il they give satisfaction the
noHsy will be refunded. j. N. DAUGHERTY,
Vi No. 10 Apoll street
MONEY! mONEYsI-LoAN oFFICE-LOuIs
W BLANC, No. AZ Cont treet between ChaTtres and Elk
change Place.
MONEY LOANED ON Liberal. TERMs-AH descrip.
DEPOSIT. a2
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SECOND ANNUAL SUPPLEMENT-
THE
SUN MUTUAL ms TRANCE COMPANY
ORLEANS,

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that this twelfth day Of January 1855
before me- subscriber Justice of the Peace for
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President
Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance
pany Of New Orleans who being duly according law
do depose and that the above
transcript from the Books Of said Company
THOMAS SLO0, President
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary,
AIRY, 1858, @. NJ BRADFORD,
Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have resolved to interest of
Six CENT in cash the outstanding Certificates of Profits
ohe holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the second Monday in February proxmo. Also de-
clare dividend Forty Seven per premi-
Of the Company ending 31st December 1851 for which
Certificates will be issued the 18th March
THOMAS sLoo, President
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary
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THE R. W. GRAND EFGAMPMENT or .InffTsTA Ma
T. u o. F. meets sciannualY, the LIST Mondsgs Febrr
ayette streets.
ohcsrs for iaF Bragg. Nest Worthy Grand Pass5e.ss
q Dasiya, Most E. g. High Priest; Faust. r.
Warden James FaFneaux H. WI al Scribe: III Williams III .
W e. Treasurer A. Shaw. Z. J.. Warden: Thomas
keste W q Marshal T. 2 CAVITY, g. senfirett JOAN
prankt3d w Deputy q sentineIi John ericksfd n MI @
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stnndlInw COMMITTED.

STATE THE ORDER-P. g. N. John Crickard p. g.. &.
Gha8. u. Emerson p q. Fl. H. Deutzal.
JUpCfALP.G NJ James Stockton, r g. Geo Hooper sid
J. n. Frobus.
RaFeshire and P. g. Eneaa Smith.
LEGIsLATTVE--P. g. NJ. Geo, w, Shaw p. ffiig
and p g.. b. Desiiva.
O. A. Thomson.
CONSTITUTION AND BTzTAyss-P q. James FnFreau r ell
Geo. DerneyeF and P @. c. Mem.
CREuEHTIALg-P. 81 a.. r.
?. g. j. NJ. Wagner,
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W lUJI II -
0laIU -- =. = 500 7ol So

NEW ORLEANS May G, 1858.
Personally appeared before John w Andrews Justice Of
the Peace FOR the Parish of QEeanF State Louisiana D. D.
WheTs Treasurer the New Orleans Savings institution
who being duly deposes Rte above statement Is true
and transcript from the books Of said Institution
d. WITHERS
Sworn and subscribed before the 6 day May 1858.
JOHN W. ANDREWS
Third Justice the Peace.
The Trustees have declared sixth Bemiannual dividend
the Of per per Rnnnm in accordance with the By
Laws, for the six months previous the lstinstant
The Dividend each deposor will be paid In cash.
placed 10 his or her credit a may be preferred.
SAM ZONES, Jr., Secretary.
Neu Orlnans NV lSEa rnrs
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FThe following are the officers members the Commit
Tee for the term extending from Only Sto January 1885,
William Gregory, President " Gtayer street John b.
Heno, Treasurer, 81 Camp streets Joseph A. Brown secre
and New LeYee streets; X. f. " Baehmans
RI Camp street. Nueon "A Victory street, Geo Seymour
Il Tehoupoula street. j. F. Krant1 81 New Levee
Eafler n Allen I23 Canal O. " II Common
Street H. Caldwell q Garondelet street Mess Custom
house d. Frrar IA Louisa sreet;J Sehweizer St
street. near Miro Il. Rucks FoydRs and MeR6sne
Streets F. Morrison, Agier; Phi Enge Lanfe
and Sixth streets; ashergue Bourbon iederer
W Brisbn Commec al Alley w. II. Eis, 9T tsEaYer
A. P0r1eouS 6S Tchoupitoulas street.
Tire holds its regular meetings the FIRST Friday
evening in each month, atthe Grand Secretary Office Odd Eel
jy2s Ios. A. BROWN. Secretary
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DE soToLoDGE MOI meets tBatOnRouge opTAursde
NETfHLoDGE No. 81 meets at Shreveport yednssda
81. iIANDRYLoDGE No. 25meets atopslonsason satur
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meets at Clinton on ysdnssdsy
evening.
evening,
day evening.
PRIiEIE LODGE MOST meets at washington or satar-
LODGE No.4 meets at Cheney n
Monday evening.
Saturday evening.
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Todd bellows Rest .

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 85s-omcers-Henry
Bier President; Boulleet Treasurer Thos H. Shields
Secretary; Daniel Merritt Sexton. Cemetery Committee
Harper Dillingham; Gardner Smith Il. DeSily Finance
overton, Bernard Cohen and John
man, Thos. Keefe and e b. Maunsell
VAULTS IN ODD FELLOWS REsT'' may beprocuFed
by applyngto F. NJ CORY, atSickIe Co Eanastreet
q p FELT sTETsoNs 81 oamPstreetto 4 AIfLtsPAueHU
of Camp and Lafay ettestreets
Price Of Lots and VauRegulaT lots 10 square $780,
ditto by feet ST5. Vaults double Ito Stockholders Lodges
$685. ditto to all Others I0 single to Lodges
S45. to Rliothers, $50.
Vaults be opened unless certificate Of ownership Be
FIRST obtained from the Secretary.
administrative hepurchAseof LoEs5ete csn nehRa
on applicationto
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Ala meeting Of the Board of Directors held this day. it was
resdfredt declare dividend FORTY PER CENT to the
nsared for which Scrip will be issued after the 18th
JuneneEf; and FORTY PER CENT. to Stockholders
the cap paid payable according 18th section Of the
Charter Of the Company and after the 18th day of May
anrfeRt.
A. CHTAPELLA, President,
JULES DOLHONDE. Secretary
GrfaoDs Ma.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Be t. remembered that the 9Th june 1853 before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Pence in and the Parish and
State aforesaid personally appeared Pacide Forsta Pres
and Emile DeBnyS Secretary the
pauy who being duly according law do epose and
say that the above accounts and true and correct
transcript from the books OF the Company
PLAgIDE FORSTALIf5 President
Z, DEBUYS, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this h day Jure 1853
ARTHUR SAUGIER,
lei Third Justice of the Peace
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THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT

MIMI ANNUAL bIlAIEIW ENN
or The
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INsTITUTIoN.
Incorporated March Is, 1855.
conformity with requirements Of the Charter
Institution the following staementoC affairs pubished
LIABILITIES.
Received from 1909 deposstors 1919
ueposits. ST3s, 623 bS
Paid drafts. bS2,7lS 81
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-18

OCEAN ELooUENcE.-Fitzgerald, of
the Pacific Methodist, went to the beach,
and STOOD and gazed and listened to the
deep, sullen roar of the ocean, thrilling
the soul with mysterious awe, suggesting
Its dread tragedies and terrible secrets.-
In that roar we heard the shrek of dying
men and women I; the pitiful moaning of
starving ones drifting upon the wild wa
tiers after shipwreck; the hoarse shouts of
excited mariners battling with the tenn
pest, the booming Of artillery, and the
clashing of sabres on hostile decks. As
we listen and muse, the voice of ocean
brings the tones of dear ones that SLEEP
beyond its floods, and of noble spirits bu-
ried in its depths. tspeaks of the hap
py, mournful past, and looking far out
upon its waters until vision is lost in the
distance, it speaks of the Infinite Future
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-18
5tofkton advertisements.
Wind Mills! Wind Mills!
DERRICK'S
Improved Patent Revolving
Self-Regulati ting Wind Mills.
WIN. DERRICK, :::::":"MANUFAcTURER,
Channel street. Stockton.

YNlIE PROPRIETOR OF THESE JUSTLY
Il celebrated mills, which took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair of 1857 held in Stock
ton, would inform gardeners, farmers, miners
and others, that he is now manufacturing his
Improved Wind Mill, to order, at the most
reasonable rates. The fans, running gear.
traverse and self-regulating machinery being
all of solid iron, firmly bound together in one
piece so as to prevent the possibility of getting
out of order. These mills are superior to all
others on account of their cheapness and du-
rability. They combine every facility to effect
the purpose for which they are made, besides
having a self-traversing plateau and self
regulating apparatus to govern the motion OF
the wheel. The principle on which the ma
chinery works, is to throw the wheel off the
wind during strong gale, by having double
tails or dog-vanes attached SO that they will
spread before the wind in moderate breeze,
but contract in stiff gale throwing the wheel
clear off the wind while, as the gale subsidies,
weights (Which are attached for the purpose, J
gently bring the fans of the wheel around into
the eye of the wind, when the wheel will re-
sumo its accustomed gentle evolutions
These mills positively not liable to get out
of repair) are the best now in use, and their
durability, cheapness and simplicity, make
them more desirable than all others. A first
class mill, of the largest size, can be furnished
for sos.
Mills built on the same principle, without
the self-regulating apparatus, will be furnished
much cheaper. One of these mills will raise
water sufficient to thoroughly irrigate two
acres of ground, and will pump seventy-five
barrels of water in three hours time and as
the sea breeze extends over almost the entire
State, but few places can be found where there
is not always sufficient wind to drive these
mills.
Ray- All orders sent to WM DERRICK,
Stockton, will be promptly attended to. Ev-
cry iron necessary to attach the motive power
to the pump, with weights, bolts, &c., furn-
ished with the MILL
Stockton, May 9th, $50. [my S-mtf.