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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-06

If good agriculture is of primar, i'm
porsance to the material prosperity of a
nation. it is none the less necessary to
develope high moral principles, such as
are calculated to ptrpetuate national
greatness and secure political rights to
the great mass of the people.
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TIE Sex OF EGcs. Mr.. Germ of
France announces that he has discovered
method Of determining the sex of Is,
which, if true is of considerable impor-
lance to those who raise poultry for mar
ket. His statement is as follows:
IL am able after three years study,
to state with assurance. that all eggs con
tanning the germs OF males have wrinkles
on their smaller end. while female eggs
are equally smooth at both extremities. !"
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NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE.

NJ All
NONE the Engraving OF the Seals OF the
N Patent on of England the Seas u the Ecoe de fhaf
and Imperial College Of Vienna fired
upon wrapper around To be had
sals and retail from Or II A. BARROW, Member Of the
impers College Vienna and Royal College Of Surgeons
London personally consulted s his residence No
es blocks vest o. Broadway Nev Yosk.
from II O'Clock the I'LL and from eoct TIL
the evening, tSundays eIespfsd)
TRtEsEMAR No lie the remedy Of general snd local
debility Of ve decay and all the DIS
arising early Ae all
impednens like magic before render
ing invaluable to ;hss entering the marriage state
TRlESEMAR No Entirely cradle all d.
orders and cabebs
anoe the Of the health u portion Of tbs
laaon
TRIEsEMAR No SIS the great European remedy for that
with the inevitable destr the
constitution which ssrsspsrilla world
TRiEsEMAR-Nos and prepared in the form Of .
Lorense devoid OF taste or smell and Be carried IN me
SEPARATE Dosrs administered by velpesu. Laiiemsn
Record Pnee o each four for -
which 81 and in ~ whereby there savns -
1877 PRINCE STREET NEW YORK. viii forward the
TRIESEMARt Of the world. securely packed. and
addressed according to the Instructions OF the writer
". w. PAGE Druggist corner NJ Couri
and Hanover streets Boston, Mass; Tacot Fuller Hartford
Coma, W. B. Dyer, Rev HA ven Conn Etward Dana, ~
Portland Maine and G. HAssard Providence h 1.
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To eure scratches on horses. wash
their legs in warm soap suds, then with.
beef brine two applications will cure
ne wurs. case.
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CERTIFICATES.

kIo amy iAaf ~ may eoHetra)
In the year 1852, | discovered a small white
kernel on my breast, to which at tina, time pai,l
little attention. In the following years IL increas
ed III size became sensitive to the touch prr-en,
ted an ini'amcd appearance and MAS attended by
irritating sensations until the year 1851, when il
gre" rapidly, was accompanied with stingins
leehns IN the frame and i'll short assumed every
indication OF Cancer. In November Of 1857. i,
was operated upon by Dir. McAlister of Ellsworth
VINO cut It out of the frame but not eaecting a
cure. MS II recommended swelling and assumed its
former size and severity. At this time Mr. Ed.
ward Wight having been cured Of a malignant
cancer, and having secured the remedy submi,t,d
70 an operation by him, and the APPLICATION of his
plaster drew the cancer completely Fl, IN nv breast
leaving an oblong scar Of two or three inches
depth, which has rapidly healed leaving no sting,
tw'nge or pain Of any kind whatever. | can uu.
hesltitinsiy recommend all tina, may be troubled
IN this manner 10 call upon Mr. Wight, and sub
tive. n nSGOon
orland, March 81, 1858.
This may certify, that / have been troubled
WITH cancer upon my lip for the last three years
have had it drawn from me by the application
OF cancer plaster applied by Mr.. Edward Wight
OF this town,my lip is entirely healed no pain
whatever, and recommend any sufferer under
this disease TO apply to Mr.. Wight.
SAMUEL FARNHAM.
Bucksport, March 81, 1853
This may certify that examined the cancer IN
A. ID osgoods breast, before Mr.. Wight appli,d
his plaster, and found it to be growing ygnr fast
and nearly beyond the reach OF medical aid new
have the same cancer in my possession open 10
examination; the wound in Mr.. osgoods breast is
healed, and consider it rgRFEcr cure. Ire
commend all who are afflicted with this monstron.
disease 70 apply to Mr.. "ight and have it ersdi-
Gated before II Is too late.
NATHAN EMERSON, ". D.
orland. March 80 ls5s. l0,f
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PAINTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents


LATE AGENT OF L. 5. PATENT OrftcE, WASHING
TON, UNDER The Acr OF 1880
sc STATE ST, opposite hBy ST, Boston,
A FTER an extensive practice of up
- wards Of twenty years continues to secure
Patents in the United States; also III Great Brit
ain and other foreign countries. Caveats, sPecih-
actions, Assignments, and all Papers 81 Draw ings
for Patents, executed on liberal terms, and With
dispatch. Researches made into American or For
eign works to determine the alidity of Patents
Inycntions-and legal or other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same. Copies of the
cluims of any Patent on renting One Dollar
Asst cnmcnts recorded at Washington.
This 4 gency is not only the largest in New Eng
land but through it inventors have advantages for
securing patents, or ascertaning the pa,cntablity
of inventions. unsurpassed by. if not immeasura-
bly, superior TO, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The testimonials below given prove
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA
TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and as 81 e.
CESS + THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AMP ABILITY, he would add that he has abun.
dant reason to believe, aud can prove, that no 9th
of the kind are the charges for professional ser
vices sn moderate. The immense practice of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
him To accumulate vast collection of spechca-
tious and official decisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library of legal and
mechanical works, and full accounts of patents
granted in the United States and Europe, render
him able, beyond question to offer superior facil.
tiles for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, to pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay there, are
he saved inventions.
TESTIMONIALS.
o During the time | occupied the office Of Com
missioner Of Patents Il. II. Eddy. Esq, OF Bos-
ton. did business at the Patent Office, Solicitor
persons acting in that capacity, who had much
usines before the Patent Office and there were
none who conducted it with more skill. fidelity and
success | regard Mr.. Eddy one of the best in
:ormcd and most skillfui Patent Solicitors in the
United states. and have no hesitation in assuring
inventors that they cannot employ person more
competent and trustworthy, and mora capable Of
putting their applications in form to secure for
them early and favorable consideration at the
Patcnt Office. EDMINp BUEkE
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lAritnIiurul.


We have often heard the practice re-
commended of driving nails into decay
ing fruit trees 10 II store their ,igor.
But we have never seen the result set
forth 50 strikinglr as in the following
from the Southern Planter:
"A similar fact, and one worthy of be-
ing recor.letl, WIS mentioned to us a few
days since by Mr.. Alexande- Duke, of
Albemar c. ii stated, that Wits, on a
visit tn his nci shbor, his attention was
called to a lrse peach orch nd. every
tree in which had been totally DESTROYED
by the ravases Of the worm, with tho ex-
ccpiioh OF three, aa1 thcs. wc,c tn uost
thrifty an most fourishing peach tree.
he ever saw. The only cause of the
superiority known to his hos, was ar
experiment made in cons qu2n,c of Oh.
serving that those parts OF worm eaten
timber into which nails had been driver
were generally sound. When his tree,
were about Il year old. he bad salcctet
three Of them and driven a tcn.p.nn,
nail thron III the body, as near the GROUND
rs possible whilst tac balance If his nr
chard had gr .duaily taila.l and final,
yie!d ID entirely to tn: ravagcs Of Tho
worms. these three trees | 7ttel al ran
dom, treated precisely in the same man
ner, with the exception of mailing. ha
always been vigorous and healthy, fur,
nish:ns him at that very period with the
greatest profusion of most luscious irui,
1t is supposed that the salt of the iro,
afforded BY the n il is offensive to tn.
worm, while it is harm e>s. or perhap
even beneficial to tie tree
A ch"wical writer upon this suhice
says:-.'The oxy dati,n or rus,iny of til,
IRON by the sap. evolve an ummonil
which, as the sap rises. will of cours;
lmpreera:e every par, Of the fol age. an,
proves too severe dose for the delicat,
palate of the ..trudins insects Tn,
writer recommends driving half dozel
nails into the trunk. Several experiment
Of this kind have rcsul ed successfully.
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SCOT AND CHARCOAL FOR ONiexs. Besides
the magSot which is So destructive to the
onion as to have. wholly put stop to its
culture in many sections of the country. we
have heard complaints Of the rot, which
proves more destructive even than the worm.
\ writer in the Germantown l elc.raph re-
comments SCOT and charcoal as rreycnta-
tiyes. lie gives the result of an cxamina-
ton OF his own oni,n b. DIS, August i, 1857.
as follows
Examined my OH III h.i>; found that
with two exceptions the entire crop was dis
easfd. Their has la.tcrly as>um d Il new
and more Nrulent type. the very tops are
dead. The exceptions to this are the tive
southcrly beds, on which sowed half n
bushcl Of SCOT, raking it in before sowing
the seed in the spring, applying the same
quantity Of pulverizci charcoal as soon as
the P ants were up There is not svmp-
tom of the disease ~ parent here; the tors
still # tain their ver,1ure and the roots are
already the size of t., cup, remarkably
smooth and well formed
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TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.
TEaUANTEPEC COMPANY

TT'EHUAhTEPEC CUDIPANT- -
NEW ORLEANS, July 20. 1881.
Whereas the report made 70 this Board by the President
10 his late mission Washington in lrberaBee Of the
enterprise which the object r THIS Company satisfies
l. That arrangement whatever could be made with
the Of the Baray behalf this Company.
That vas impossible 70 OBTAIN the mail contract for this
Company; and,
other parties having acquired under rghts derived from Mr.
Sloo without the knowledge o. this Board; and.
Whereas in the opinion Of This title the Soo
grant not being in this Company the organization Of sgd Com
has basis to rest and continuance
q this Board In existence would deceive the public and po
bly, induce investments in the prosecution Or enterprise tat
be accomplished by this Company the dis
credit Of this Board; therefore, be II unanimously
Resolved That this Board be and the IS hereby dis.
solved.
Resolved That the members Of the Board seveay hereby
resign iherefrom
Resolved Tha, copy fthese resolutions published the
different newspapers Of this city.
Resolved, That this Board stands adjourned sine de-
certify the foregoing 10 be a the minutes
l.. HEYIIGER, Secretary.
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TnE ELEcrnIcAL KIss-Ladles who love a prac-

The ELECTRICAL KIss-Ladies who love prac-
teal joke will enjoy the following:
This amusing experiment is performed by means of
the electrical STOOL Let any lady challenge gentle
man not acquainted with the experiment to give her
a salute The lady thereupon mounts the glass stool
and takes hold OF the chain connected with the prime
conductor. The machine then being set in motion,
the gentleman approaches the lady aud immediately
attempts imprint the seal of soft affection upon
her coral lips spark viii fly in his face, which gen
orally deters him from his rash and wicked intention
IExchange.
The idea that ladies will enjoy an experiment
which results in lettering gentlemen in the matter
mentioned above, we look upon as preposterous
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FoR MEMPHIS AND CAIRo.-The Memphis and New
Orleans packet line Nebraska Captain A. r. Irwin
leaves at p this day The this line connect reeu
ly at Memphis with the different railroads ut that point and
Offer via the Charleston connecting railways most d.
abe route to the Eastern cities Each boat also connects
Memphis with hrscass packets fer Louisville Nash
ve or ST. Louis The Nebraska will ticket through to either
place j. H. Freigh agent Memphis packet Office tho
81. Charles hotel.
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MEDICAL HOUSE. No. 50 oastumhouse ST, Get, near

Ifl Royal streetFOr the Cure of Old Chronic Mercuria
Syphc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hindranee
from business exposure friends and guaranteed
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended prac
tce IN all the United Europethe many
markabe he has effected which pronounced incur
able by the eminent physicians jushes him in offering his
services to the confidence OF the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Private and of which, In
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
mnentiy eradcate Dsmely syphilis primary secondary aud
tertiary, Structures Urvthal Discharges, elect Gpnorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and ons In
Examination Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers, Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases of the skin
DIR. James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves In that
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De
hy Impoency. The following of thu sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF yonth viz
Weakness of Back Limbs, Pain In the Head Dmness Of
VISION Loss of Muscular Power Paptaon Of the Heart Dys
pepsia, Nervousness Iitaby symptoms Of Consumption
Mentally, the fearful effects the mind be
dreaded. Loss Of Memory Confusion of IDEAS Depression
Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion to Society," SeliDisrust
Love ef sotude Tmidy of evils produced
All persons afflicted with any Of the above symptoms should
not fail to call Dr. James and be NJ once restored 10 perfect
health false decacy but apply
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible malay.
Weakness of the Immediately cured and full vgOr
restored
Remember The Medical House of Dr. is 2 Custom
house street
Private and separate reserved Hours Atendane,
from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsRecent Of Gonorhea cured in twenty hours
orno pay. DIR. jams,
oil ly 81 GustOTnhomse
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NOuFELLE'ORLEANs, 16 janvier 1853.
MessieursNous soussgnes prcprieires Frank
n parttr de Ia Poydrs In dc Ia Commune
Tespectneusemen yoe honorable corps que dtsrons
In dle soft payee pees ondes les banquettes
iVeees Ia on sera necessaire de 10 fae. lie
dams eque cete rend necessaire
Ce travail peut ee fat priS modee la vile deja
maariauX necessares son execution.
Nous demR I'd alOs gu resolution qu
decree les sections 9 l2J 2l de la charre la VILE
ct vos peonnares vous en- seront reconnaissance ama
Rasnp fnauga nj aR
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RIO THE HONORABLE THE COMMON

4 COUNCIL OF NV VfTtAnb!
GentemenThe Undersigned of real estate fronting
Benve street. Roman johnson street. both Sides
respectfully that ordinance resolution be passed by
the City Council according law for the construction Of brick
sidewalks bordeTed by curbsone and CUTTERS both
sides of enye street. from Roman johnson exclad
ing the portions where sidewalks have already been made
By the owne twelve feet in width the houses and two
feet in width the curbone the intervening be
filled and properly graded correspond with the brick pave
mt on each Of he banquetteS,
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CARPET WAREHoUsE-Messrs. A. Brousseau h Co..
their old established carpet warehouse No 10
have on hand everything beautiful in their llns
marked at prices the times Hoasekeepes and other.
are referred to the Advertisements
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.

monthly Orleans acnr
february 1865, Of tarreh 20 w. '"
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L "A ia vie De la NouVelle Orleans:
Messeursles soussgne proprieares dimmeuble fasant
lace la Benvile partir de In Roman jusqna
Johnson des deux c6e prient
donAanee resolution soft passee lie Conse de VILE scion
IA lo ann des banquettes bqueees soien constitutes.
eh d curb stones des rueaux bois de chaque cote
de W rue Benve pATtT de Roman la johnson,
PeNcepton DIES endoi on des banquees dea
rutes les propreares les des quees
donze pieds pRrr des maon deux pieds de
psItr des curb stones espace Intermediate deEant ere
eobe ct parfzement nivee attn de corepondre
wage en- bTiqnes de ehaque cote DIES banquetes
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CAs EIxruREs-GAs FIxTUREs-

No % Canal street.
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, Brackets, Hall Lamps
and Tantern Manel Lights Portable and Drop Lights,
Of French English and American manufacture in the greatest
variety, and at cps
KS-when desired. they viii be put up. -, or,,. :, - -
n. B.-A very large variety OF GAS SLObAs aw IS -
hand. @ -
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rINO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO+rHE m

rINO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-rHE UN
desgned respectfully informs city and country dealers,
and generally that he has lately added u his
factory OF sh uS which obtained medal tho Universal
Exhibition At faris IN 1854 the manufacture Of ali kinds
SMOKING TOBACOQ which he guarantees gobd at
as those Of the most celebrated houses besides being perfectly
General Depot 1t his Store, No. l6 ST. Louis street.
factory at MeDonoghville, La.
Of SIN A. pELPIT
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AND RESTAURANTS,

ga VERANDAH HOTEL, Corner of Camp
s Street and Lafayette SqnAreUn and after the LIST
Mber meals will be served this Hotel follows
Breakfast from early sunrise until IL O'Clock.
Dinner from ] till O'Clock.
Tea from till O'Clock.
oaIQe
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npAVI nu aUATRIEME DIsTRICT-nn

~ ala conduit depot DIES du Quarieme District
son entre les rues LAUREL epAves-
% rs Cheyre blanche poreile droite eoupee en- poine
ct Ia gauche fendue-
Une Chevre noire ct blanche. -
line Cpsyre rouge blanche poree drote coupee pone
en- dessus nehe endne coupee en- dessous les
des ceyres ne pas reclamees dams dix ours les
fais nav ees vendues penchere pubque dit de-
MI sAMEDI 20 mars 1858, 10 heutes A. NJ.
pO p A. GUYoL Commissare des
Nouvelle- Orleans, mars 1888 me Is 10
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DRAWING OF THE ToABoLA.-The $4,000 tom
bolA of Mr. H Frankie is to be drawn the 29h in posi-
lively at Armory Hall. number Of tickets (only dollar
eaohl be had Mr. FAnhos Poydrss street.
oarOndees. Go and look at the beautiful prirss.
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STREET CoM'R--oFFICIAL.

INOURTH DISTRICT POUND-VVas brought
IL to Fourth District Pound jackson street.
Laurel and Constance Streets as estrays-
One large white sheGoal marked swallow in the right
ear, split in the left.
One white she Goat, short horns.
One black and white she Goat.
One red white heGoat marked with swallow fork and
under the right split and underb lefi
long horns
Which claimed within ten days and the there.
on maid will public auction pound on SAT-
TURDAY 2Olh of March Is5S, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
P. A. GUYOL Street Commissioner.
T. ]. HITSELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller.
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Our dates from Honolulu are to the 2lst ult.
The election for members of the lower house Of the
Legislature was held on the 4th So far as heard
from, of the members elect ministerial Is indie
pendent, and doubtful. In Honolulu Z, Ill votes
were poed.
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HAVANA CIGARS-3507D0 HayInA Cigars Of direct
IL Importation comprising all sizes and Of the fayorte
brandt, just received In and for sale by
FERNANDO CARDELLACH,
q Tchoupiiouss iireet,
Rl6 between Grayier and Matches, UP stairs
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ARTICLE ",

Lists Of subscriptions shall be opened at the times and places
required by tho terms Of said grants and at such other time
and places the Directors determine for subscription
much Of said eight millions Of cash stock may remain
charter,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANs
City Hall, 10Th day Of March, 1873.
Common Council cay OF New Orleans.
No. 1855.
Hssolr That in compliance with section 24 Of the city
charter the following estimate Liabilities expenditures
me cry Of New Orleans for the year 1855 be- the Is
hereby adopted, o.wit
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!. VERANDAH HOTEL. CORNER oF La

Tfalfayette Square ana Camp street.
AI This ayorite establishment formerly Florence Housed
undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened
the public the LIST October The location being La
ayete Square, and in the immediate vicinity of all the fash
onabe places Of amusement better adapted the comfort of
Families having broad than
South This house is be of the first class
In al its appointments.
sel4 If JOHN T. JETER.
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80 MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
Ft!' Cha ties and Canal Streets
ha The undersigned, for years has had Il
Of the Arcade informs his friends acquaint
that be has opened the above location HOTEL which
Is designed to be FIRST GLASS The
large aud well venaed-the Table will be supplied with
everything that the affords. Trusting by de-
support he respectfully asks share of the public patron
j. DEBAUN
jal9 ly Proprietor.
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL-R. j. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
IL in Pishnrg Coal have removed their Office from New
Leyee foot of Julia No p Commercial Place ja2s I'm
pEiOVAL-C. W. PHILLIPS a co. HAVE RE
IL moved to As Union mis-
ID ENIOVAf.-s WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 95
~ Camp the Of Graver and New Levee
streets, o25
ID EMOV AI4-rhe BANK OF NEW ORLEANS Is
III moved 10 the Banking House, of St. Charles
and Union streets, no
DEMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
~ his Noaria Office No. 50 Royal street, between CUSTOM
house and Benyile streets.
o3 EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Public.
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GUAVA JELLY AND PASTE-so boxes Of 50
VI dozen each just received in store and for sale by
FERNANDO CARDELI.AC H,
Is Tehouptoulas street,
nj between Graviex and Matches, up staisI.
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The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages and for parish
and city Of New Orleans cerles that the within charter
recorded this day in his Office in book society No folio 46
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New OTleans, August 4, 1851
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fell Awsw sscrsrs du conss des Assistant an Aldermen