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Leaves every SATURDAY. m5PM
~. COAST PACKET SrEA MAR

~. COAST PACKET STEAMER
lGa&Etaktr nj Bella DOnna-To ami from New Orleans,
Ies@%seA Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, williamson, Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
VIM McComb master, will her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening" O'Clock,
and Bayou Sara every Wednesday evening" the arrival Of the
from Woodville.
e-A clerk will be the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
RsPtcular attention paid to the receiving and landing Of
pAssengess and freight all hours Of the day and night
b2qu HOLMES 4 CLAUss. "a Tohoupiionas st.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, I9th inst.
, ~ - FOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE
lE4Aati' Eddyve aud intermediate landings. The line
rsss-=z=sa regular passenger steamer II. M. Runynn,
Captain James Miller will arrive Thursday
Saturday 18Th inst at oclsc r. NJ For freight passage
apply on board o
milo BELL BUCHANAN 4 Co, 81 Poydras stree.
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POLICE JAn--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought 20 the City Police Jail on the
w 2uth Of February the mulaO boy GEORGE. Says he
belongs to Mr. Arthur Foley who lives in the parish Of Assop
ton, La, He is 5 feet inches high
The will cali and claim his property according to law
f. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered February %, 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
fe2l l5t CLERK Of Cnmptroller.
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Leaves on MONDAY. March Is, at 2 P. NJ.
81 EfDR CAMDEN l1IRECT-The

lsANI,ssr running passenger steamer, Paul Jones,
assssss]s John Glenn master, II. X, Haze clerk will
leave above for Camden Pigeon Hill Millers Bluff Cham
pagnoe wilmington Moro, Marie Saline Extra Alabama
Landing Point Pleasant Ouacha City Sterlington Trenton
Monroe Bluffs Columbia, Hars0nbarg, Trinity ali
Intermediate landings the above For pareu,
lars. apply ON board.
ms J. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
R1The Jones will the steamer G. Marsh
Saline, having made arrangements with her and
Trenton with the America for BAYOU
Bartholomew, and the Fox for Farmerville.
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=
~ REGULAR TEN DAY CAMDEN p AS
| senger packet j Judah TourO, C. W. Ewing
maser, 4 s. Butler, cerk-rorCamden, Beach
Hills Ciampagnolle, Wilmington Morea Pigeon Hills Mari,
Saline Alabama Landing Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluffs Cas-
tes Landing Columbia Haronburg, Trinity, and all inter
mediate landings Ouacha and Black rivers For freight
q. L. KoUNs BRO. . Front street,
mS j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising \ gent.
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FY=. REGULAR OUACIIITA RIVER
lsfit5 Packet for Bayou bartholomew, Alabama Land
ing Trenton, Monroe, Columbia, Harrisonbug,
Trinity Black river-The ue passenger Lucy
Robinson, r. s. Livingston, MASTER 7. Tucker. clerk VIII
leave punctuy For freight passage, apply
miS is PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst, at p NJ.
THE REGULAR TIN DAY PACKET
re-. REGULAR GRAND ECORE AND
"a Natchitoehes Packet-fhe new fast runnisg
magnificent passenger packet steamer ID. X.
Carroll. William kimbal, will leave above posi-
lively for brand Ecore Na,rhioches Alexandria Coe Nor
mans Gorons and TarbGs Landngs and all Intermediate
andings Red river Cane and Little rivers For freight
passage gpply on board or to
MIL Union Row, CArondelet street.
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FoR YAAoO RIYER.

Leaves SATURDAY, 18th instant, at 5 o'clock p VI.
, FOR GREEN WOOD, LEPLORE,
Sidon, Yaz0o City, Saartia, Vcksburg and all
Intermediate landngs-The superior fast running
passenger steamer Lewis NhItemnn, j. 8. Wallace,
master, b. F. POWELL clerk will above for the Hazoo
and Taahache rivers For freight passage apply board
NIL j. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves SATURDAY., 18Th inst. at o P. NJ.
q, IT, - FOR KAZOD AND rALLAHATCHEE
lsIkl Ryer.-rhe fine ROebuck, j.. C.
Brown master, and T. II. Nelson clerk is
IN port receiving freight for the above above rivers and viii
leave as above For freight apply board mil
j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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Our dates from St. Louis to che 5h lust business had
been rather dull for the week, owing the cold
weather Of the LIST and % inst The arrivals yesterday
those expected but detained by the fog night assure
that communication resumed for the balance season.
and an active trade will turn up.
The St. louis Price Current Of 4h inst remarks on the
money market Ms followss
The market continues quiet dull banks and
bankers have an abundance Of and 6nd little demand
for IL In the legitimate OF trade. There very good
local Offering and while the wheels are
blocked by the SUSPENSION Of navigation bills
making No. bills having not 90 days num- can now
Be readily negoiated at "a cent per month discount
Exchange Is also In better supply moderate
cent for coin per for Missouri notes and pef
cent for currency but the Of them drawing the old
taes per cent for COIN ~ cent Missouri paper
~ q per cent discount fo currency The supply
moderate readily received in the current
transactions Of the city
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lE4ri1fya Louis, Cairo Hickman, New Madrid Memphis
ssss=szs Helena, Napoleon Vicksburg. Eachez and all
Intermediate andingsIn cton with the Illinois Central
Railroad for All the Eastern ceThe splendid light draught
and swift running passenger packet steamer A. 10. Cham
bers. A. Gilman MASTER will IN port Thursday morning
ready receive freight and leave her trip
For freight passage apply on board.
ml2 }. \. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
This boat will pAy particular All way and panta
ton business and take eghts Memphis Napoleon the
Bends packet
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4 EEDS' FOUNDRY, !. NEW okLEARs.-LEEDs
Il Co. Founders and Manufacturers Vertical and Horn
sonisl steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans sn-
Kees Carriers Filters Stssm and Horse Power Drain
Ing Machines. Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bsa and all
Nach inery required for the South.
We been duly authorized and prepared to construct
STIIlLMAN'S PATENT BAQASSK FURNACE
fsI2 d1Wly LEEDS co.
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EPAyE DU QUATRIEaEE DISTRICT-H
II ee conduit depot des Eraves du Quatreme Drct,
jackson entire les Constance Laurel
Une CheVre blanche lie bout de la ganche
coupe.
la dite cheyre NEST pas 6camee dams dix jours ct les
rais payes ellie vendue fenchere pubque dit de-
pot MEBJREDI, "a mars lS5s 10 heurss A. NJ.
z. A. GUYOI, Commssaire dies rues
Eouvelle. ORLEANS lie ii marsl 1865. ml2 II %
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Leaves every TUESDAY, at O'Clock F. NJ
- = Il IT A * A II A y. REGULAR ST.
la941fE = Martnsyie and Bayou Bnuif Packet-The
light draft steamer Gov. Powell. r. ID. Ash
by, master, will leave above every TUESDAY, at p
and will take freight for St. Martnsvle Fansse Point,
New IBERIA Jcanuerrete Charrenton Franklin Ceuterye
Pattersonsville, and all intermediate landings.
All business entrusted TO her will punctually ATTENDED
TO. For freight oe passage, apply on board. TO
HALL, ROOD PUTNAM,
ja4 BETHEL Il HARE.
J. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-11
B. l.. Fahenstocl's VeFmifuCe.

"a FfERan experience Of alY.es. ,h;--.
lle IgSptrai!oa Of lcrnifuge an no,F ,s.sl.i
, - oISr nv iniprovcd NcTmiflEetp the pubc "a -,
esec,uu hon Destroyer IN s;ther Chilfrsn or
Glutss yer introduced. THIS net VII cb iS
,e...I,slls 81 persons 90 vel kuogn yer.c,.,, 80
80, - r. Nitoni any hesitation Wbatever 10 S8a~-,-
ice ~ 10 give the Fullest sltisactjon -" b eu'''-
r, u. l. FAHENSTOCK.
So,l who.csaie, by ID. L. faheIls,ock !. 60 Syboi.
Piulurg, Pa. 'ON "i-u 4 yI'll sts'I
,,9 sgla also l.y JOHN laval, Chas. Ieieh and J. 4
iehiiis'oh' druggists, Evan svilIe. -[ja Is-isErnl
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RARE CHANCE FOR
AN iayEST TH ENT
FOR SALE
T-zLUABLE TRACT OFZAND,
the Town OF Cannelton!


Consisting OF about ore hundred acres, one-half OF
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful Hills that border the town. All Of Il IS
embraced in plat Of the town Of Cannel.on and Is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary Of the
tracts is not than ten minutes walk from the eN-
tensive Cotton FI-:ory and principal mines. All
the products OF he land he sold the soil to the
people Of the town. 1t Is admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The land will eventually all
be wanted for house lots. Or the premises are three
dwellings, one OF which is worth s; another is wor1h
sl9O;the o;l er beautiful cottage residence, cost 80
three years ago to erect it. Either OF these houses can
be had with the land, all of them, the purchaser
may wish: they separated ty street from the body
Of the land, and all OF the 'ots laid oil for resi-
dences. The property will be sold liberal credit to
a responsible purchaser.
The location is one OF the most delightful the Ohio
river and the principal cottsf With three in gar
den and fpit is the most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville chief motive for offer
ing for e, is tht the property is too valuable to
rent, ard needs attention thgn the at
present beStow it, Address apply to the editor OF
the Journal; EyaEsviile. my2
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f6ms5ilIs Glailn yOarnaI.
BUSINESS CARDS.

= lNntary PItlc.l
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j. j. PENNINGTON.
IAs just receiyea fresh supplie. Of the faiiorIn.
LOOK THIS HAY.

E HAVE just received a splendid assortner; os
Blank Book Paper Of all the sizes, wlch an Pc
pared to get up Books at the shortest notice % any
patron that may be wanted, with with Jut printed
head have Blank Books and Bills sundry always
on hand Give II. l.. JOHNSON a call before going
r-f-
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I9S3.
COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION,

q HAVE nov the Cosmopolitan srt Journal for III,
"A new ye1-, Tor Inspection, and am Pre- pared Is
ceNr ~" sutscr ioi> Ter new year, anti show the
a.. nducguent offered this sr1-Un. Call and see l..
- nJGELI. IIn-,'y Soy.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
+. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main AMI yyater Streets,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

"a The privilege of yearly advertisers is lraitei 70
their business, in thcr own tame ana
all aiycgsculsts for the hcueit OF other per>Ds, as
we'll LEGAL alyersements aid advertisements 81 auc-
ton sae and advertisements with the name 81 other
p-r,ous sent IN by then must be pad 70 II the usul
- Norep1rt, resolutions or proceedns' OF any cor
por.tirf, s1;.ely association or uIc meeting, ahd no
gsnlnslfist designed u call attention 70 any mat
i.r og tnite ~ IL viull Interest be Inserted, n-
icss u,tid for alyeftiss -ut.
~ No advertisement can g tn-eftesi gsIutousy
Sr rra-ttHle or other s0ccte, Egbuc institutions or
soaapauics. -, -, :.
gS- Caut-;s for yearly advertising viii not tc dis
rernui ralcs, an order ~ that efert i lett N the
. e. and when iscontue in less than year, the
nice of til whole viii - r'itr<esl
- Legal a-iverts cfaenls ifter VIII he Puh.ishei
t.Ee expense % the attorney ,iering and not delay
able Tor the legal proceedings, bui euiec0''.. Al our
Isual time.
hens are CASH.
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'E'HE BOSTON BETTING COMPANY

sal - ihci, itls
~ DO :, -, inch, sri 4 nv: -. .. I'D ..'.
~ 40 -, ;, . inch, 3 and ne
~ % -, 10 inch, SauI ily;
rb.gV ~ o. y, ~, Il ineh, I DIV; ff- .
ht best Beitng used; a.lar.ei Tor -. a.s a.
Sga'ics, 90 % can % applied where Leather Besr
r,,s - ~ Ol purchase the Boston article go
DS,,.lk IA my pr cert mere Indian Rii er M 4,
80 y,e. suieti4i.cti than NeF YORK RcIting VI. bsx.
81 % IN p.,te ass Ttfent fGum Packinl- I;as.sfs
-" -. - hiss. Address the BoSion Beitfpg Csr,-
Toy,t s'"' bABCOCA n SoATAG.
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EV AN VILE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

XpTE have on hand, and offer on liberal terms,
Ss well assorted stock FOR printers and book.nd-
err, among which NC name-
Jee handles Printing Paper, assnrt-i sizes;
1000 Straw Boa:tis; 1000 Tar Boaris, .t
As well as co:ercs PRINTING Pses; plain Cap a7i Hos.
fat Cap; Deny, stdium, -yi.e an4 cn.orcd SAM
Card BoSIas, ui.eh lave cutie any SIZE; Pos-
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink, &c.
We also beg leave to cali the attention Of dealers % our
stock OF ESQ bundles Wrapping PAPER and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest rna-ke. Trich paid for
Rags. TENNEY & SoEENSON.
apas. ID rzI rrfi-----..-yf u -s-r =r--s.
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CHOICE IIo,lope

a vii wiirSSrHoWE s. HoWES have some OLD BorRR0r
he co,Inis,,, iiShl ard FINE BRANDY, in Il iilet;.,
frends Tbs ~ tme season., Tor the henel. of teir
srssI' A-Ose wanting good article win r-li =. -.
AIlIS 4 UOWr1
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ai'|2r Cows Cows. Cows! s, -s=La
RT0UR Cows joss in fror, the country Far sale
II by r. II. COOK & SON.
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500 hogs PER DAY

he nave Two LARGE IRON TANKS for stearnins
% tls o. OLA and will buy heads, or steam therr Scr
l.s LII; = . Usual rates Salt and ccOyerage will he fur
hisilci 10 packers az mark et rates.
II "a It3S; slaugiIteEed n House will he DELIVER
II hIL Or CHAKUE IN any part Of the city.
SAMUEL ORR q CO.
Evansville. Ind, Nov 25th, ls5. SEv
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EeITCH, ROsIN AND TAR -
Nv OaTrels inst received and i1T sale by.
cecl GILBERT a B0wLEs.-

BINkEsH Peaches, Pears Strawberries. Ounces,
= RUINS, Pine Apple, &c., &c. in tin cans and
glass Jars, for sale by Il. III. COOK a son. I
GUN JELLY-a splendid article. For sale BY.
~ 2. ". COOK a. Son.
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ASUNDRIES.-
- Is dOx Butter Ladies
dog Woaden Spoons;
- doL Rolling Pins;
3doE Towel Rollers;
10 coz Potato Nashers
dor Beef Malls;
20 nests W o0teu SoNes, inch;
) dog s.sd Kuite Boxes and Baskets;
Justrecd by jan l6l z. IL. CouK 4 son.
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j. c. FLEAGLER,S
Meat SHOP.
TO FARMERS AND PORK PACK.

ne subscribers are, usual, PREPARED 10 tr1 bor,
p or slaughter and pack on comm tssion TO- ,tt
nave made large addition 10 o,ir slau1 af AZ
House and have aew facilities for Killing
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COAL FOR SALE.

va have on hand and are constantly receiving
coal 9i an Ncellent quality FROM up the canal,
M ghcn We WIZ deliver In any part Of The city AZ i6c
UrleIs leit x James auGhlin's Warehouse or az the
OiSe VI NAtAian Sowley VIII he PROMPTLY attended
koNbEY Y AMORf.
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TTT n EEDRICEx Nos. 81 FRONT AND = FIT
wv ION streets New Orleans, La. teaer IN HARnW4bas
and SHIP CHANILERY, Copper Tin and Sheet Iron W8zssE
BackFmhing Work and Finishing Al short n9tes
Chmnes Breeching, Stills, Juice Boxes, Fire Beds A
Pans CariGes Fteers, Heaters Gas Pipe ara a kinds u
Machinery put up and repaired.
Turning dome Steamboat and Plantation Work on rzns
Importer of Hardware, Bolts, Nuts, Wheel Strrups, k
to his friends for their former liberal patronage
exer ions shall hereafter be abaed TO render thE aaa
iuStics and satisfaction.
This establishment has facilities for filling al orders W t
line of unsurpassed BY house either South
West.
Mr. CHAS H. WALDO so long and favoraby known I'd De
steamboat community will give his personal attention % t
Hardware and Ship ChauGleY portion Of the business
ie29 If WARREN F. Il EDREGE-
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o 4. FAHNEsTOCII.s VMRMIFUt5E-

This snf and on ereua remedy has more
EXTENSIVE Hpd by regular practising yscars than any mo
UFiei States.
used with the utmost freedom confidence by gentle
mel who have at mel enRenc in tEe medical profession in
( ali the Middle, Nfstatu and Southern StNteb
Tie cause Of popularity Is the fact that hing
yet heeH discovered which be- substituted place
that 1t may be used liz ~ tithuu any The
soit It perfect safety recommends every parent
worms setred within the it will speedily eSpe
them without fail But in eTler ohtain the Eeuun article
every purchaser should he on his End and look we'll 10 the in
itiA the bottle and aud be
u buying B. A. FHhnesoek's VemfUge, and other
Hu9l I'm
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d ALUARLE LANDING AT PUBLIC -

THE MINDEN LANDING. now occunied b. c. l. Weidsa4
near the Miuden Claiborne parish Leaisiaa9, VII E
sold at public the highest bidder in tile town OF Mn
den, on the first MONDAY in Sc TENDER next
This pfaRefFy comprises 8huut 800 acres Of land with the @
provemen thereon consisting OF Cotton Sheds and Nsgz
house The Landing controls large part of the extensive
rapidly growing trade the parishes tributary Lake B
nea of the largest points for the shipment Of
ton in the Interior and entirely above overflow To Uhe
uained Win His property II unnecessary say more as
unscquain'ed with obtain full information regarding IL
quantity Of cotton shipped annually from it we'll as
amount up freight received by it, by applying 10 the parties
named below.
pance payable Januay 0nehrd payable ID E
eemher 1885, and Dnehird payable in april sbu in o.
leans acceUtances, approved.
For u-her particulars relation this properly, Amply
". j. Sterling Esq. Muden; G L. Weldon, ESQ.,, Asislz
Landne; or N. B. Brady Co.. New Orleans. isIs 6
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no THE AFFLICTED-


n0CTRESS JOSEPHINE WELLAGE
Respectfully informs the public Of New Orleans hatshe
just arrived from the East where she has practising for
many years in succession without any fail Of the below
diseases and she has taken Office 1874 Batonne
street between Lafayette and God Streets where she may b.
consulted in her office hours from 10 A. NJ. P NJ relative
to the of the following diseases
E&CRESGENCES AND TuM0RS Of every kind are re
moved and permanently cured without pain the Of the
knife, in very short time
OLD DANGEROUS WOUNDs.-She promises a thorough
and radical within six weeks without the danger Of
their breaking ont ngan she effects and performs the
expeditions and radical cure on Ulcers.
FEVER AND AGUE will be cured in fOrty-eight hours SO
will not return These diseases relieved and n
very short time by the of her Medicines which eca
c3uS and powerful although containing caome other
poisonous Ingredients
She is also in possession of powerful Powder purifying
the blood which is highly recommended All who take these
Powders for six weeks will be relieved from Yellow Feyer
Ague, Cholera, and all diseases that may follow.
Price OF these Powders for six weeks from 50 IS
Also Scrunla, Ladies' Weakness Thigh Hip Dsesses
Liver Complaint Sick Head ache and all Diseases Of the Chest
etc She cures GornS, Bunon Nails growing in the h8sh
without pain, cug or burning them guaranteed
return
Also D0CTREss VILLAGES CELEBRATED sTOMACE
BITERShis MefiCneis sovereign for Dyspepsia
Weakness Darthma Crumps Collie Fever Ague Dare and
all Diseases etc universally practice of the
most scientific Physicians in Europe very highly recon-
uded by them 1t improved by g per bottle
Doceas Josephine WelHge hopes gain confidence Of
all whoare afflicted with any Of the above named Diseases
R85" Do not fail 70 call at her Office 1874 .Rroune
-stween Lafayette and tirod
iel5 2m D0CTRFES JOSEPHINE TETT,Aa
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n ATHMAN's TROPICAL RooFING-
Cheaper and superior to any other ever used in soa

Cheaper and superior any 0IheE eYtT
climate. ,,...z.-
isf DIR ARILITY-equBl to the best slate roofs.
ID IMPE. TO any other no eE1zz
al BES UTY-Tt presents smooth and granitelike srz
4h EAPNESSIt costs much less than, though il aGa
good any slate wood roof and less than The inf1z
Composition roofing heretofore offered 70 the public, saves =
6ta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will resist FIRE better fasae
6,h CGNyENTENCE-It will not soften under The hezta
This climate and protects the interior Of buildings frogs a
intense heat OF SUNNI r.
7th s0LTDiTY-It becomes harder and smoother rom eFs
sure be put upon roofs Of any slope ana being d l
liable eorosion and brsakinE, nor does it qEe t
The "TROPIGAL ROOFING y is chemical tomPdHa4 <
substances several Of which peculiar to- alone cEa
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and e2e
in this city.
Testimonials of the Of the above are IN t5 a
of agent and may be verified by any person NAsA =
All orders leff at the Postoiee, Box K Ne, ? VII 3
p's15R's ]. O. KATHMAS,
-. L L.tEt1Lt IA II
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Be itremembered that this 10th March 1855 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in end for the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H p
ya Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
New OeGus who being duly sworn according 10 law do
AND that the above accounts and
correct anacript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presden
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
BwUn to and subscribed before this 18th day Of March,
A. D, 1853 c. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice OF the Peace for tie Parish Of Orleans
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RTTpRED GE g. FULSG ~
~ - ~ Gate Ben Kittredee / Co., Importers II GaaS
y %tss aud Sporting Apparatus in 81 its UFS1EAsEa
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