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FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS
st.,,,bc.ts Gbtnz. pniIroad Cars.
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eacted testimonials from parties for the roost mart veil
For covering Roofs either Tin Iron Zine Paper Canvas or
wood II will befound nyalnahe AS handing drinking or
If be material ino, yhct Il d nsed DOES not affect
m PAINT In t,yentv four dries and in four weeks II
becomesa perfect Slate As a FIRE and WATERPROOF
paint il will found neror in apy perfectpro
lection 10 buildipg, Rgainst spnrks cinders etc
II possssscs ,raat RODy II ssTTcTTy FLExTBTTTTY
and ADHESIVE n1rior to any mineral substance
noyvin nse
For DECKS of STEAMERS either Wood or Canvas 1T has
No rival as not op s readily bnt becomesa as hard al
stone in forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CTNDER PROOF The great body of the Paint
which basasonsbed all uanters who have used It, makes II
tta bosto1 ctea,t ccyrn., for WOOD TIN CANVAS OF
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Y ArHMA9,s TROPICAL RUOFIN

IN
Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate
It's tested aud recognizedqualities are
LIST. RABIHITY-equal 10 the best slate roofs.
I'd Observation-Disclosures 10 any other cracks
leaks being possible,
Sd BEAUFY-It presents a smooth and graneke surface
4h CIEAPNESS-Tt much less than though it is
good any wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
5th INUOMBuspIBILITY-I will resist fire better than
9TH G0NvENIENCE-It will not soften under the heat Of
this climate aud protects the interior Of buildings from the
intense heat Of summer,
7h observation-disclosures harder smoother from expo.
be put upon roofs Of any slope being of light
weight require heavy raers support it while is
not liable corOsi0a and breaking does require repairs.
The "TROPICAL ROOFING is q chemical compound Of
substances several which peculiar alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experiences
Tesimonas of the correctness the are the hands
of The agent and may he verified by any person wishing 1t
Ali orders left at the PostoHice Box K, No. . will be
], G. KAUFMAN,
jel5 " corner Of Btengiile and Narais sta
lTLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUmBER-The
undersigned have hand and constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber, to which they invite tie attention
the trade.
100000 feet ! dressed ongued and grooyed Yellow Pine
100000 feet inch thick dressed tongued grooved
Yellow Pine Ceiling.
100000 feet Is inch square joint Yellow Pine Flooring
tcear9
100000 feet dressed Yellow Pipe we8therboards
100000 Yellow Pine assorted ScBHtiug Ots Weather
boards inch Bnards, ks Strips, ETC.
SANtL MCCONNELL Il co,
Successors to Merritt " Mcconnell,
corner Caope and Ao"ard Sts New Basin,
H Any communication dropped in Box ST. Mechanics As
5osiatinH, attended to. lei FIN
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sl1ence tnat Dreaafn cougl.I



The Of the destroyer has beEanl The Lungs III
8angeEl ResoEtat onceto
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF wILpCaERRY AND TAR,
OF an future aid may be in vain. Are you moher' Your
daughteryour idol and earthly joys bed Of Ian
ahng pale cheek and emacaed form show that she fl
twasting away. The sepuchral pains yourear and
siekens your soul, it is the
SOUND OF DEATH
Tssis remedy that win stop coagh and herfrom
thee9nsumptves grave
YOUNG MANI
hectic flush cough feeble ibs tell Of fsarfuore
badgs hope Just about enterIife consumption
sheds hearttushue blight tie but you need
despair An stretched forth you-to soothe and
healyour wounded lungs IisDr. DAVIS
Compound syrup OF wild Cherry and Tar.
admitted by every body Davis C0mpopudsyruP
ofd Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption, coughs colds group whooPug coaghand
splitting of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO,
land l5l Ghartres street.
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Real schIedam schnopps.
FANDEyEER3s MEDICATED a1
GENUINE SCHIEDA4f SCHN1PPS.
pure artcloof Holland Gina wholesome beverage and
an Invaluable
FAMILY MEDICINE,
particularly beneacisln all cases Of
Dyseneyl
Dyspepsia,9
Dtarrhea.
Rheumatism
Gout,
Feyers,
etc., etc, etc.
Tits highly by many the stemnentphy.
sans throughout excellent and agreeable al
trativa and admitted ectuay cure the Uri.
nsy Organs etc. aud peeuarz adapted 10 the use of Fe
mates ana ehiIdren.
Asnoataer article has beeuoysretat is justly entitled
lie name ofthe
REAL sGHIEDAM sCHNAPPs
the public cautioned purchase but genuine a
Gle, called
DR.. yANDERyEER's INDICATED GIN,
Or
Real schIednm schnapps.
bsEaeh bottle fllbear the signature the propretors
andn othe is genuine wth2atit.
For New Orleans #holesa and RETAIL at prOprtc
ors' prices, by -,,z-..
dig 81 aaa lsl Chsrtres street,
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Certificate of I'm. s. adams, Master of Ship 10
Seph Holiness

Certificate of EVm s. adams, Master of Ship 10
Seph Holmes.
New Orleans Dec 3, 1892
Ihavo used the BRTDGEwATER MINERAL P&ITT on
Theron work the ship Joseph Holmes for belas twel%e
forron that's exposed to saltwater. VIM. S. ADAMS.
Theattentonof Planters particularly objected to the fol
We the undersigned Cotton Factors and Commission Mer
chants Cheeuy recommend the BrdgewaF Paint for the
serving The interests planters by calling it
peculiar ndugng and protective qualities
WRIGHT WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
GEO. M.PINClLARD Il Co,
BpG5HnASo fS &ARRohL 4 CO.,
WATT & DESAULLES,
NIL, MCLEAN 4 co,
NJ. GREENWOOD K co,
addition 10 the above iuCOntroyerble testimony of
superiority Of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT, the Agents have
theirposesson numeGable certificates which may beseen
on application al their office.
The theiruy, well for the protection of
the public for the character of the BrdgewaerPant to
tionatueresed imposition hathas beenpreeticed
considerable extent past year. OwngtO compca.
ton of the Company have not been enabled keep
supply equal the demand and within the POSITIVE
LEDGE of the Agents that various mineral substances
sold parties OUT OF THE CITY, as the Bridge
Paint In order prevent any future disappointment
would suggest that orders be direct to us TO
correspondents here with instructions purchase ONLY of
the Agents Forth FutGe shall bereguary supplied and
viii be able to I'll orders any extent.
/ NO DEVIATION n PRICE. TERus-Forallsums under
100 CASH; from SOO $500 sixty days. S2O0and upwards
four months credit for approved city acceptance
For sale dry, in packages of $50 pounds, by
G. c. BOGERT q CO,
~ Camp street,
Ageutsfor the States Of Louisiana
d22H Mississippi, Alabama and Texas.
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,.s..a.s,ua BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
gS.z=s5s ,nnd and for salafrum the mHnufActoryof
1Eesszs35F Messrs. j. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswick patent Gugh
op also Cloths, Balls Cues and al other trimmings belong
Tug 20 rhs liae
orders thankfully received and promptly to-
A. II. MERRIAM,
uI7 ly St Charlie. E1liar6 Rnon n q.
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The work Of thedestroyer has berun The Lungs Ii
8angeEl Resort onceto
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Certificate of Capt. Thos, s. lIinott Of Ship Orford
New Orleans, May 4, 1852.
have used the BRIDG EWATER PAINT The iron work.
decks and tnrpaulh of the ship Oxford
entirely my satisfaction I6ndthN much Of the rusng
roug of wood and prevented by
ofthe Mineral Paint and recommendJ ship
ownersasa valuable and thrtypant THOS. 5. MINOTT.
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FOUNDEY AND mAonSE-sHOF.

"A FOUNDRY AND ACIIINE-SHOFs
SeaJs3 GEORGE PATTERSO
w Successor McCau < Paerson,j Of Delord
Ind New Leyee Streets
TIE undersEnedis prepared Manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS auG MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats, Sugar Plantations, Mills Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear, Horse Power
Fire Fronts Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK OF every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose o. doing heavy work
He will keep on hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir
rup Flange Bolts Gauge Cocks aud Valves Of all sizes used
by steamboats,
Agent the sale john Osborns Patent Fuel say.
ing Bar highly spoken Of by the Picaynne Printing
Office, others that have them in Of these Bars
under boiler lately put up in this esab
lishment.
also made for the sale Of second hand
the establishment where large quantity Of second hand Boil
ers Machinery may be found at all for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans, June l, 1883. iel If
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Does man feel girlish when he makes maiden
speech!
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5tGb Orleans 5ailp 0festeat.
TUESDAY MORNING, NovgsrBER q, 1853.
Lonlslana InteIlIgence.


FROM the Pointe Goupee Democrat Oh Saturday last
We extract the following:
The bright proaneet If ot1r rIanters eoy 81 1ssof
fair CROP this wear Is gerU rcb jirirsl.e1 -'''s
The numerous heavy frogts darin IL ysst Forf
night nut II out OF The ovyar IL he ,1feEs NJ ssa
all their cane TO saw nothing If TN dial dfron1to
In the yield from the injury hv the f5asas
About one.third Of the crop had been realized at
~ appearance 81 tne cold weather; Of the other
5To,..a5 fetlanlh9, ohe-halt W be lostmakng
n wy DesWeeh oheouFtn and onethird in the
IN M. u I. ets Et0pr
~ ut Fig udAeeVe 81 SATURDAY says:
We nave mad up to this date more frosts than we
Fecoieet TO have experienced at any former year
we resided mere But the frost that occurred on Wed
snosz s q tne cLlmax-t was literally
1nex6ected Wintsry s5gs Lais heEee and
our planters look as lugubrioaslv Al many boxed
curing the reign oil Yellow Jack; and well It might
io te Gang o. the most fortunate Is already greatly
INJURED, WINE we weather at the time Of writing
iooks as nlenaGhg as ever. Those planters who
have but recently commenced the grinding and who
.rga ngsntity If new s5d o5 3 VINO nave
planted corn with their caewiIi 10 ~ a ~
sufferers Between the crevasses and the coId fhsre
IL no doubt hut that the crop of sugar and roIass
viii he unusaltv small.
Bayou Plaa1enine and the river al this point have
Iaer risf,,.t tIta ,ag+ rao ar5 ~ eotr, stI 4
continue to rise, viii be naygable in a day or tgo
we understood the other day that the late Major Du
ply FecoHected the bayou When ne was tWelye year
Old, years ago. and at that time it was q
narrow ana swallow an outlet that the cane from eact
3ahk met Overhead, and skill could hardly be go
thE9agh y. u = now on an average Of TWO hundred
ana uIty 0f tnree hundred eet wide and about httJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

~ SECOND HARD FURNITURE THE
III highest cash price paid for Second Hand Furniture Car
Es pets Pianos Also constantly on hand Second Hand
mi Furniture good and for sale very low for cash
in exchange.
Persons declining housekeeping and wishing sell in block
will End to their advantage call the undersigned.
SAMUEL FAIBYRE,
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ghsrsis remedy that win aopthe Coagh und hefrom
grave.
YOUNG MANI
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HARDWARE.

JED.A wATEEWAz CHts. u g,,Tgngsl5
go J. WATERMAN q BROTHER,
.,,z mPoRTGRs
AND VII oLEsABE DEALERS IN
Hardware,
CUTLERY,
IRON,
,,.u,-,.,,r.,,-, NAILS,
SMITHS, AND
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
FISH AND SHRIMP sEINEs.
TACKLE NETS etc.. ETC.
ns-Agonts for YosT PLoW AND scRAPER-Csgn d
the Any3 No. ii MAGAZINE STREET, corner Of Common
street. New Orenns ol lg
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BRTDaEwArER PAINT.

BRIDGEEgAIER HLyER14L PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
Steamboats,, Ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPOT8, AND Am UT-DOOR Work
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
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DIRHCT TnADN............BAYLOLt 8 co.

Notice Is hereby given that all claims which may appear
upon proper examinations be due from the books of Baylor
Co. all claims which may be established by due process Of
law, viii be promptly paid with interest, in tull
This occasion is taken to inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents OF Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business
advances viii be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
direct shipment Europe accompanied in all cases by
for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton bagging will be filed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port OF New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
will in every instance be made out in LONDON
by Public Accountant and those interested To ssse
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
mnrs weights their Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter.
All letters, private well business, relating to the
fairs Of Baylor CO. and direct trade, will b. addressed to
sc. G. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
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+aasgs1zzss BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACH
4ssssEE5zss--zTs9 TURAR.
'@@@% ALL STYLES.
BTAFT0GNINI, Nos. y and L Cont street,
Between Charities md Old Leve5,
New Orleans.
ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six and eight
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Gu.
ions to play the table either Pool the Game.
fu of every article in the line, Man
uacure India Rubber for Cushons also Pchn6oIe, Bag
Rec Rouettes Balls and Pins for TenPn Alleys, Lot
ECONOMICAL STOVES
Portable and up order with crockery and castro
tops.
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It. Martin Iberian of Saturday last saws

1IO F70 HI7'TV IIE IDVII73I u J@VUIuUJ lasI says
The weather during the past week has been unite
cold with heavy frost and also very thick ice even so
much as to make the weather quite uncomfortable /;
we have also had frequent rains 50 as to render tray
cling all but pleasant. The planters generally have
been quite busy putting up cane in windrow there is
at present very little OF it left standing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23
The Catahoula Independent Of the 18th says

Piercing cold has been the past week Several
heavy frosts in succession have occurred and thin
ice has been plentiful This snap reported TO have
killed the cane on Red river and we notice has
caused other damage in the interior parishes above
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We the undersigned having frequently administered med
cine prepared by Mr. John Wner Of tbsowu designated al
Winers Canadian Venffuge, and being fully satisfied whts
efficacy confidently recommend it safe aHefcen remedy
for the expulsion of from the intestine canal.
G. OREILLY,
LcentRte of the R. c. Of Surgeons in ireland, etc.
O. W. DICKINSON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

1 GEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs.
LEEDe & Co, IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Of Vertical Horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum PAM, Sugar Kettles CHARTERS
Fers Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw hs
Gin Gearing, Iron GOups and Fronts for Buildings Fur
mace houhB Crate Barr etc. and all Machinery required tor
tho South.
We have been duy are prepared
STILLMAH'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fel2 d&WIy LEEDS & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-23

y l33 cases Klepper's St. Julien.
~ Pichor LnHgpevilIe.
. Mnrgaux lsi7
$50 :. G. G. H. Ln T4at - g JsrtTs;
Landing eH bark Lizzie Boggs from Boreaux for sale m
=, S. WOLFE,
ot9 corner OF Grayier and New i5eqee gts
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+hSi3et VI tltD ~ ~ 1t' Se''iniN tt"iuuAi 9lS'
tFrom the Rev ]. Flanagan, Of Biubrook C. W,
j. WINER-sr have made the trial Of your Canadian
Snuge and with the happy results. In my family
din every which has my knowledge the expu
sion Of has followed the administering Of yermi
fuge and every prefers the other effects
certain and children readily which great point
gained ID giving medicine to children.
Jaly Ia, 1876. JOHN FLANAGAN.
The physicians now generally swiner's Canadian
9eFsfqge This medicine simple vegetable preparation
and c8h always administered with proper safety and conf
d8nee the it willaway destroy worms and
store the patient to health.
w Over thousand certificates have been sent to the
agents planters merchants aud PLY cins bearing tast
Enony 10 the efficacy of the invaluable remedy
HE- Warranted in ailcases
Prepared only by JOHN WISER Manufacturing Chemist
and wholesale Druggist, uamltob, Canada West.
Sold wholesale and retail, by j, WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. u aud l5I GharIesstreet.
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Notice hereby given that At the termnaon q the cope
nershp existing according written articles Of agree
meut between the members Of the firm Of Baylor Co the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed in
liquidation. C2G. YL0R.
Manchester. March, 1858. as tfhW
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A CAND-BURaNT ROUSE, CINCINNATI,

The subscriber takes This opportunity Of greeting his old
friends patrons and the public generally and beg5 leave 10
state hu magnificent Observation-Disclosures
and otherwise The finest Amerirawill henceorth
ductei Of enlarged beraty and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation.
sympathy with the spirit OF retrenChmen and economy
imperative by the strugeney Of the times and per
vadng ali classes the price of daily board will from this
be reduced TO Two Dollars.
The advantages Of the Bune House MI other Hotels in
Cuc unti are manifold; among which liberal
elegant architecture and easily accessible Offices
public convenience the Dining Rooms ind Ladies' Draw
ing America The liberal arrangement for tax
ing meals nearly every hour the twenty four central
situation close proximity all prominent places
business.
Trusting to recognition of these important advantages
fe22 ''' ~ a. b. COLEMAN.
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| Gazette Of ThnrsdaH last saws

37ItFV77OII
For the last two weeks we have had real winter
weather, and old Jack Frost has been frequent
visitor in those parts. On yesterday morning we
noticed ice thick enough for packing for summer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-01-30
AN AMERICAN TRAVELLER IN ENG.
LAND IN 1855.

We must fancy our American traveller to be
handsome Yellow, whose suit ofsables only made
him look the more interesting. The plump land
lady from her bar, surrounded by her china and
punch bowls, and stout g1ed bottles Of strong
waters, and glittorng rows of silver 1agons,
looked kindly after the young gentleman as ho
passed through the inn-hall from his post-chaise,
and the obscquious chamberlain bowed him up
stairs to the Rose or the Dolphin. The trim
chambermaid dropped her best courtesy for his
fee, and Gumbo, in the inn-klchen, where the
townsiolk drank their mug of ale by the great
fire, Dragged of his young masters splendid
house in Virginia, and Of the immense wealth to
which he wa, heir The post-chaisc whirlcd the
traveller through the most delightful home scene
~ his eyes had ever lighted on.
II English landscape is pleasant to the Ameri-
can of the present day, who must needs contrast
the rich woods and glowing pastures, and pic
turesque ancient villages of the old country with
the rough aspect of his own, how much pleas
antcr must Harry Warrington 5 course have been
whose journeys had lain through swamps and
forest solitudes from one Nirgnian ordinary to
another log-house at the end Of the days route,
and who now lighted suddenly upon the busy,
happy, splendid scene of English summer?
And the high-road, hundred years ago, was
not that grass-worn desert of the present time.
1t was alive with constant travel and traffic; the
country towns and inns swarmed with life AMI
gayety. The ponderous wagon, with its bells
and ploddng team; the light pos-coach that
achieved the journey from the White Hart Sails
bury, to the Swan with Two Nccks. London. in
two days; the strings OF pack horses that had
not yet left the road my lords gilt po-t-chaise
and six, with the outriders galloping on ahead;
the country squirc's great coach and heavy Eian-
ders mares; the farmers trottng to market, or tie
parson jolting to the cathedral town on Dump
ling, lis wife behind on the pion--all these
crowding sights and brisk people greeted the
young traveller on his summer journey.
Hodge, the farmers boy, took off his hat, and
Polly, the milkmaid, bobbcd courtesy, as tho
chalse whired over the pleasant village green,
and the white headed children lifted their chub-
by faces and cheered. The church spires gllst-
ened with gold, the cottage. gables glared in sun
shine, the great elms murmured in summer, or
Warrington never had such glorious day Or
witnessed a scene so delightful.
To be nineteen years of age, with high health,
high spirits, and full purse; to be making your
first journey and rolling thi ough the country in
post-chasc at nine miles an hour-O happy
youth almost it makes one young to think Of
him But Harry was too eager to give more
than passing glance at the Abbey at Bath, or
.aze with more than moments wonder at the
mighty minister at Salisbury. Until he beheld
Home, it seemed to him he had no eyes for any
,her place.-7Re Trginians-A Tale Of tie
Last Century. By W. VI. Thacteray.