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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc.. AT AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIELD, AnctioneeT.
THIS EVENING, at early gas light, at No.
Il 50 81. Charles street. will be sold
valuable Of works Of the best authors in
the various branches Of Literature Science and Art
and Note Papers, Envelopes Gold Pencils, ETC.
This comprises the Books OF the principal pub
sbers the United States together with variety Of London
Publications Of the 6ne useful and Industrial arts.
The Books warranted perfect and for exai
nation and private sale during the day.
Sales without and will be continued evening
until al sold. MA Sm
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ON LONG CREDIT-sEyENTREs DESIRABLE BUILD
ing Lots, square distant from Canal street.
BY N. vIGNIE. Auctioneer.
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no PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SoUTHERE FIRE-PROoF ROOFING.

L
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF ROOFING.
The undersigned offers to the public FreProof Roofing
tea possessing the following everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
1t cheaper STATES require heavy timbered
and expensive roofs will last long needs REPAIRS,
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE
Roofs may be covered Without removing the Shingles Ii su
RTRc Eoo FGs be- as pe tight and
Roofs which have given trouble for years and which
have continued leak in spite of all efforts be made
II neombustibe is impervious to water affected by
the atmosphere the and is conductor of heat
II car be applied 70 any species Of roofs FIAT Or inclined may
and will give building covered the external
pesranee Of being constructed Of stone =, TO-,
uabe and would render railroad ties mpeshabe when coated
with it. as they would no longer be exposed the atmosphere
Planters and Builders can be furnished with the southern
Fire Proof Roohng with plain instructions how to apply it,
SUGAR HOUSES,
RAiLEok kRI GAEs and DEroTs'
WAREHOUSES;
all be covered and made perfectly Fire and Waterford
We are prepared make contracts, which will supsriu
We are prepared negotiate with builders and others tor the
purchase Of the right OF States Parishes Counties and Terrific
Office of the Company. No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
basement of the Masonic Hall . - ,,.,
Liberal inducements offered to Builders and others to act
"
will meet with prompt attention.
s8wsnea-Agens IN Al p0s Of the country. mls 6m&w
GAS EIXTURES-GAs FIXTURES
HENDERSON GAINES,
oHANDEI1ERs, PENDANTS BRACKETS, Hal Lamps LAM
and Lanterns Manel Lights Portable and Drop Lights etc
Of French English and American manufacture in greatest
Low PRICEs.
Hf-when desired, they will be put up.
n B.-A very large variety Of GAS GLOBES always on
hsnd. sel2 ly
I Osi OR MIsLAID, IN THE CITY OF PHILA-
II delphia tometims during the month Of February
the Coupons due January and February u.s. 1873 for the iser
the Bonds Of the Second Municipality Of the city of New
Orleans and TO- bonds Of the old Commercial
Bank Loan also Of said city New Orleans Mes III and 2S
The public cautioned against negotiating the
having been stopped application made to he Board Of
Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt for duplicates thereof
as 60ts JAMES RITCHIE. Agent.
DOOLEY, NICOL IL CO.. DEALERs IN FLORIDA
Il YELLOW PINE LUMBER
Julia and Cedar New Basin and
Canal Carond+le and Robertson sireets Old Basin.
E8-Ofiice-te st. Charles STREET -. a26 "
- THE PASS CHRISTIAN H.grEL WILL
regularly for visitors the 18th OF
H Of Music has bee
rangern made to warrant success
nyI4 Am JOHN Med )NNELL, Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FUeNIrURE. SUPERIOR Pic
colo Plano Forte Oil Paintings, etc At auction
BY MONTGOMERY & SMITH

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUPEklOh nc
colo Plano Forte OIL Paintings, etc At auction
BY MONTGOMERY 4 SMITH.
r. VI. MoSTeoEERY. AuetioDeer.
WEDNESDAY, 26th inst. mt 10 1-2 o'clock
w NJ the residence, No. Trene between Canal and
Common Streets will be sold
very superior assortment Psflor Bed and Dningroom
Furntcre consisting part ue suite OF Parlor Furniture
Maard IN Crimson Brocateie fine French
Plate Mirrors Mabeop Center Table, dne EscIo
toire Rager kideards superior Extension Table hne
broure Clock and other Ca Curtains, Shades,
valuable on Paintings Mahogany and Walnut bedroom Furn
ure Beading and BED Linen Dinner Set Plated
and Glassware, Cutlery, CrockeFy etc. ..
Also
One very superior Rosewood Piccolo Piano.
Catalogues will be ready and Furniture be seen the day
previous TO the sale.
a1- TERMs-Cash. my2
A sELECT AND VALUABLE LAW AND MIsCELLANE-
English aud French Library At auction without re-
BY J. A. BEARD 4 co.
GARDNER SMITH Auctoneer.
"WEDNESDAY. 26th Inst. Mt 1-2 o'clock
w r. NJ ut No. 10 St. Charles door te Tue Bang
Of Orleans and continued from night 10 night until the entire
stock is sold
The valuable Library OF VIM. yogel ESQ., consisting Of
lection o. and choice Frerch aud English Books Of the best
authors
sThe Library will be ready for inspection Oh Tuesday the
18th init when had the At the
Office of J. A. Beard A Co. auctionrers myO
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RUILDIsts mAFllsIAL, BaI0Ns, siEEwo0l

AZ the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly m hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such
Lime, White and yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
giles aihs Slaves Aso English, French and American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood.
from the country promptly and carefully attended
tn 1uaIy
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish Of Orleans, City Of New
Orleans Be 1t remembered that the 9Th day Of May 1855
before subscriber Jnstice the Peace ia and for
city aforesaid personally and appeared A. Chapea
President and Jules ohonde Secretary of the Union
Company of New Orleans who being dull
ing law do dcpose and that the above just
fom the OF the
pany. A. CHIAPEIlsA, p esdent.
JULES DO H0EDE, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this Sh day Of May 1855
j. W. ANDREWS, j. p.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors held this day it
resolved declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT the
insured for which Scrip will be issued and after the 18th of
June next and FORTY PER lent the Stockholders
the tai paid In payable according the 18th section of the
Charter Of the Company and after the 18th day May
current.
A. CHIAPELLA, President
JULES DOLHoNDE, Secretary.
New Orleans May 8. 1853
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. CARD-BURNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI, o.

A oAHD-DO'Ni1T IIoOsl1' OrNOINNAIl o.
The subscriber takes this opportunity of greeting his old
friends patrons and the public generally and begs leave TO
that the above magnificent
finest In Americawil henceorth be
Quoted scale of enlarged beraty and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation
In sympathy with the spirit Of retrenchmeut and
imperative by the srpgency Of the times and
vsdng all classes the price Of daily board will from this date
be reduced to Two Dollars.
The advantages of the Burnett House all other Hotels In
Cinci matt manifold among which liberal and
elegant architecture and easily accessible Offices Of
public convenience the finest Dining Rooms and Ladies' Draw
Ing America. The liberal arrangement for
ing meals nearly hour in the twenty four great central
Of situation and close proximity to all prominent places Of
business
Trusting recognition these important advantages
fec 6ui A. B. COLEMAN.
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DREmIUM Moss.-PREMiUM moss y-Pui
up in best order for shipment.
THE BEST Of MAfREssEs.
OF all kinds
Planters give your Negroes good healthy Bedo Be had d
CAMPBELL BOuDREAUX,
90 Iy Office, III Canal street
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sz- i. O. o. F.--Hovgnrd Lodge No. ID meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No. 5, Odd
Fellows Hail. ~ O'Clock. 0fcers-ALEXR PORTEOUS,
N. a.; A. DE SOFA Y O. JOS. MAGNER Recording Sec
HORN. Tressurer Ia6
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Rs- 1. %. d. F.--Crescent Lodge No. y, meets
every THY RspAY EVENING ia ro9m Nc l. odS Fel2Ts'
CHIRoN, v. O.; WIN HOWELL. Recording Secretary
L. N, JAHAH, Per. Secretary; y. Z. BARBoT, Treas
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IMPORTANT To EvERYBUDYii
a DE GUINON,S
Non-Explosive Cnmphene and spirit Gas
L A. M p IN ID Z Ms

II Is generally conceded campene yields the
light Of substance the oniy
obstacle liz universal adoption has hi bero been It's explosive
tendency which really b. wondered with The lamps
In common The undersigned having puchased The
right for the sale Of Lamps, woad respectfully
invite the public c and examine them and judge OF their
sS-CAMPHRNE and BURNING FLUID BY the barrel "
gallon.
Also County Rights eais In the States OF Louis Ms
sssipp Texas and Arkansas adorable Appyto
CARPlETTE sCANDLING HILL,
al SIN No "A Poydras street
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THE SOUTHERN MONITOR-THE MONITOR
published Saturday morning in the town Of Pass
Christian, Miss
To embrace every human iateres and supply anent
faculty it's aim. Bound theory party
seeking the highest Of all ocatne
promote intellectual aud moral good Of
but exposing evils ard their Il shall merit and
hope, commend = wide circulation and influence
Tbs subscription price is only 81 payable Invariably
In advance.
ten copies. SIS.
To ADVERTISERS The Monitor enjoys large circulate.
throughout the South, which renders desirable medium foe
advertising. Terms moderate.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited
Address all sriers To
CHAUDRON DRURY, Ediors and Prnprietors-
ravs Pass Chrisiian Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

NIUTICE-GEo. WIN. LOGAN, Jr. HAVING PUR
In chased l.. H. DUNCAN'S entire firm
the Sd day Of December has since that date carried and
will hereafter continue the Cotton FacsrHge and Commission
business unntvrrnpedy under the and style
heretofore, for his account alone.
DUNCAN & LOGAN.
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- Argyle, and in store
10 Roofing Copper, 20x60-10, Ii and IL
10 =. :. =. 24x60-l0, IL and - ID.
Ii :. =. e, sOx6O-lO, IL and II ID.
20 sheets each IA, is. 20, 25 and 80 lb.-3Ox60.
20 Of. E. 49, 30, As. so and IS lb.-sOx60.
10 e. e.. 81, 65. 10, rs and 80 ib.-sON6O.
90 . assorted 49, go a5 l0O no. IFS. 100 and 25 lbs
For sale BY PRIESTLEY 4 BEIN,
my2l Ct 50 and 81 Camp street.
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-y. MRS. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF NJ
H<a SIC, gives lessons the PIANO and GUITAR, a
INV her residence No. 20 Constance street. n Terms
IS per month"; twelve lessons invariably In ADVANCE
LECTURES at 20 Constance week. no IL
RRma j.. k. MATTHEW'S d CO.-CAR.
A%@Cff3 RIAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary fol
&2 Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale
AXLES suitable for Cane Carts and DrayB, with Lnch PIT
No. 1856 Grayier New Orleans. anil -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET CHANDOF'e
Flour de Slery G de Perdrix vefrsnay and Vim Impe
rial.
JULES xUMMs 4 CO.'S Anchor. vesssnsy. Csbins, and
Imperial.
The subscriber authorised receive orders bssl
for direct importation Of the above named superior Cham
and soics the attention OF dealers 10 general stock
Always on hand Samples can be at the Office Of
y. WOLFF,
nl7 ly Corner Of DRAWER stFset and New Lsvse.
GAZERAC HKANDIES - WE HAVE A GOOD
- supply hand and receiving by direct mpoafion
from France additions Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have l95 in eighth pipes 1875 In eighth
and pipes 1902 do. do 1905 IN half and eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and eonnoseus
generally this article and unadueraed. For sale
New York terms and prices, by
WIN V. LKVERICH CO., "a Old Levee st.,
ole ly Sole Agents In this eitv.
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A,{k HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR
EWN TIIsLEk Y--Arsenal, Girod street.
GXFyN The Washington Artillery will attend regular Month
sek1aH1ly Meetings o. the frs MONDAY Of each month
until further notice.
By order OF
]. B. WALTON. Captain.
WILLIAM n. SLACK o. g. my2 If
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I Il. WATTS u co.,
d. UNION STEAM MILLS.

d. UNION STEAM MILLS,
No. 1879 PoydrHs Market,
New Orlesns, La.
The propreors, calling attention the above vesement,
would their friends that they have removed the
mill opposite Poydra Market where they prepared fill
all orders for Flour Corn Meal Homony Grs Cracked Cora
Hay Goru Bran, Oats Also Pilot and Navy Bread Su-
Butter and Soda Crackers Fresh Bread g aham Biscuit
Rye Bread etc. all of which will be sold low prices and Of
the best quality
Depot for the accommodation of merchants has been
established the of New evee and HRtehez Al
ley. All orders LETT the Mill Depot will prompt
tention.
Families and merchants residing the Carroon Jack
Opeousas lines Of Railroad the Watering Places
the Lakes and Gulf will hnd 1t to their advantage trade with
from very central location have determined
deliver all Mill Stuff Produce sold by without the
purchaser at the Depot of these roads. All I'm
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETF BRARDT-THE UNDERSIGNED, duIy
l appointed Agent the old established house Of An
BoUIN NAgETT CO. for the sale q their very superior
Brsnde also importer Of the justly celebrated PoultneJ
Brandy receive either the low
prices Cognac shipped direct any
the Union supply constantly hand. Samples bose
at the store Of
8. WOLFF
nil Iy Corner Of 0raver street and New Levee.
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ERENCH BRANDlEs-

T@OR CONORRHEA, GLEEr, WEAKNESS, PAINS
II IN the Hack aud all Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLU-
rIoNThis world ned preparation Al affections
~ Ne yenerave organs whether recent chr'nc Phys
.s ~ England and of America, owedge its
is.cr Thoussnds sufferers have been relieved by it,
Prely vegetable rompositian is as harmless Il Is EN-
cacous system becomes invigored and tn deoitaeo
fodv and depressed mind restored 10 energy.
UouS " Il. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
,,v,7 Nv ApothecAry, &c Camp street, Nav Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-26

IL. TYLER d CO., COMMISSION NERO q ANTS
u Brokers Calcutta Goods Drugs Dye Stui and
Merchandise for Philadelphia Flint and Green
Glass Works AZ Pine street, New York.
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CIsoUIENE Com DE DrsTRIcr2w. J. MAYNARD VS.. no.
de- IL NouveIl@-0 Orleans ! RACE MARRYING izu79.
TN vERTU dun writ de fierf faclns moi
Il sdrssse phonorahe Cipqneme Cour de District de Ia
NouyeIe Orleans dams paaIre cde-.us, je proceeera le
MERCREDI IS de mai lS5s midi apH5tel de Ia CiIe
de Ia Commune, les do Camp ct des Maga.ins la
vente publiqHe a, ludirufian de-
process No F5 des doses de Ia Sxeme Conr de Dsre
intitule Horace iiarhy vs. Eli IN Cannon.
Saisis dams fafaire e dessus.
CoNDIfIoNS-ComptAnt moment de Naturalization.
r v. r. PARKER,
mil u "a q Sherif de rnis aadf Ieaua-
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closed mail consisting newspapers States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway SWEDEN Poland Russia Greece Ionan Islands, etc.
10 sent from the Post-onhee 10 New York semi weekly.
B.The bark Azof Captain simmons, from
Phindepha dscharging opposite Post 3d.
Second district Consgnees will please attend to the
c.p Of their goods the leyee otherwise they will be stored
my2 D. H. AsHBRIpGE CO.. 100 Common street
ss- The ship james Montgomery, Captain
Hamilton, from Boston, dischaIging Post 49, Third
District onsgneeS requested attend the receipt Of
their freight the evee Il will be the
risk and expense Of the thereof
mF2i GEO. w. HYNsON Co, SO Camp street
a-The consignses of 492 bales Of gunpy
cioth per shp James Montgomery, will please make them
selves known to the dschargng clerk The eyee
They viii be stored Mt their and risk
my2 GEO W. HYHsON CO.. 81 Camp street
q TWENTY DOLLARS e WARD
"a Ran away Mond the 2ith inst. girl DELLA
ohA about u years old black complexion. built me
nm height front eeth large and little projecting pleas
.t face s hole in the lower Of cheek large
breast Was purchased from Mr. Pondexters yard from Mr.
Collins who brought her from Savannah Ga about biz months
aimee. A.. BOULEVARD.
my26 ~ s. w corner Camp and Orange streets.
FERTILIZERS OF ALL KINDS-GUANO. Phos-
phae Of Lime, Bone Dust Phosphate Of Guano Poudretie,
Bone Black, large stock and will be sold low.
ALFRED KEARNY
my25 lot 70 Magazine street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
GEO. f. HUBBELL,

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AMI
n Commissioner Of Deeds for Connecticut, vii
sive prompt and careful attention to the collec ion
clains. conveyance Of Real EstAte examining titles
and I'll other kinds ofleRal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
Sherln'S Sale.

John 9 SAKE vs. Charles g Averill.
DY virtue OF . Writ Of special execution issued
- from the once OF the Clerk OF the District Court
Of Scott county Iowa, In the above entitled cause
dated October 18, 1858, and to me directed COM
manding me that ] make cause to be made the
sum Of nine hundred and sixty three and 81 100 dol
lars $963 SOY, amount due, including debt Interest
and costs, with interest thereon at the rate of six
ISL per cent per annum from the 2l It day OF June
1858, by sale Of the following described real estate
viz The west half of the south quart Or of the
south east quarter Of eet number fourteen (1Al;
the quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section number twenty. eight [2SI the south west
quarter Of the north east quarter, the north west
quarter of the nsrtheast quarter, the east half OF
the north. west quarter, and the west half Of the
rth-west quarter OF section number twenty-seven
t27l the east halt OF the north east quarter Of
tion number twenty-eght [eS]; also 4 part Of the
east half Of the west af OF the south Quavter
tract being all of the said east half which not
cred by decd heretofore made by said Chavles G
Averil to one William Harnan, and containing forty
(40 acres Of land more or All OF the foregoing
trasts Of land being In township number eighty 1901
north Of range five east of the OH principal
ridian.
Notice Is hereby given that, as commanded by said
Writ shall sell the above described real estate or
SO much thereof will satisfy said debt interest and
costs at public auction TO the highest and best bid
in the city OF Davenport, Scott county Iowa. on Sat-
urday, November 9th, d 1858, at the hour Of 2P
M OF said day.
Dated October %, 1858.
6igned b. LEONARD,
oc2sd1t-w4w 6h'n OF Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26

FlRE.-On Sunday night at about
IL o'clock. Mr.. Hogan, who lives near Rem
wick's mill, was aroused by some persons
knocking at the door, and demanding ad-
mittance. Mr.. H.. who keeps q saloon,
thinking that his visitors wanted liquor, and
that they were already intoxicated, refused
to notice their demands. After humping
awhile they started off, but not before they
had threatened Mr.. Il. that they would
make him get up before long. Hogan went
to sleep, and some three hours after he was
aroused by his wife, in whose face burning
cinders were falling. They got out and
gathered up their clothing and furniture as
fast as possible, but not in time to save it
all.
The loss is estimated at about $500. In
sured in the Iowa Mutual, of city of Prince
ton.
Tho statement made by cotemporary
that the:goods were all packed, is incorrect,
Mr. H. says. The only packing that was
done, was done the day before to make room
for the plasterers
The flames communicated with another
house, the dwelling OF MIR. Green, which
was also destroyed, with portion of the
furniture, bedding, DC.
Mr.. Green's dwelling was not insured.
The loss is estimated at about $500 This
comes hard upon him, as he is a poor man,
and unable to build a new house just now
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
From Mexico.

WAsHNcToN, Oct. %.
New Orleans papers received here con-
tain the particulars of the defeat of Vidauri
by Mirimon. The former was not on the
field when the engagement commenced, and
his army appeared to have been attacked
when least apprehensive and prepared for
1t. The rumors at Brownvi!le were that
the defeated army lost 500 men killed, and
that 200 were taken prisoners, with their
artillery and provisions.
An express from Monterey to Metamoras
however, says their loss was not SO great.
and that only portion Of the artillery and
munitions were captured by Mirimons force,
and that the Liberal party made their re-
treat from the field in good order.
An official paper received at Monterey,
says that Vidauri has already sent orders to
the commander at Tampico for another park
OF artillery. where there is plenty to be
had, and which will soon be in the field, to.
gether with the many forces concentrating
about Vidauri, to renew the attack.
Col Gaudaloupe Garacie was to leave
Tampico the 7th, for the interior, with 800
infantry and pieces of artillery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-26
Valuable Patent for Sale.

A +. BOY ID has invented simple ard per
IA feet plan for the preservation OF all kinds Of
liquors "On tap" 1t excludes the air entirely, not
only when applied to the cssk before II is placed on
draught, but At any period ater part Of the liquor
paFson-expeiing all air or gssses-and the balsnoe
be preserved until the last drop In the cask exhaus-
ted 1t thus prevents all loss to retailers and to
families that keep fermentd and LIQUORS
for daily use, IS well loss to those who keep II
quors IN bulk or large quantities.
M. Boyd has the most satisfactory certificates OF
the value OF his invention, from Chiffon Of New
York, Locke OF Cincinnati, Pope & Linton Of st,
Louis, and many other eminent chemists
Mr.. Boyd offers 10 sell State Rights, or the whole
Right in gross. He Is at the LIE aire House where
he 10 ready TO explain the principle and process.
Mr.. Boyd will remain at tho lie Claire House for
twodays only. He respectfully invites the attention
OF the public to his invention or13