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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

cANss.snssa BY he sans eIss, csnfstent 40 sehs'
An. asan Of nature; they lave n them beheI

.Aaysetsrlea b. he ebe1, csnhknb, ~ eehs'-
an, orprshe,sss Of sxsure they Asve n them neither
,rcl nor plasarxn, s0Y are they confined 70 the
Arbitrary Avs Of csh posos, with large tree exactly
i. this pIsse, small in that, mountain here, and
,,;n NJ water there with few scrous clouds dI7ft-
a. into rain clouds, with cumuH thunder-hesds
.bpiop like the shell Of an ostrich egg, and the whole
,moothed down to irsipdity. Mr.. COlman's picture
/. f,1.f,ubime emotions. To look from The mountain
pe.k and see form after form fading downward into that
fearful ohssu til the eye can no longer distinguish
them and tbey become a. faint sthe thin ar in which
thew are ultimately o. is grand and sublime. 1t can
rot be popular becausethe subject IL not sfsmar one
and the picture hm not enough light upon III ou' the
,sme artistic sincerity and truthful comprehension o.!
the gres, qualities Of nature .spphed to more iamiar
scenes vould make for their author universal iame
On the opposite end Of the room from Coman picture
.Ken.ets Coast Scene breathing the coo! moist Dir
of the sea- the waves and rocks warmed by the iss'
rsys OF the SUI. 30 where you will about the rooms,
YOU are struck by the broad daylight effect OF Dir.
Kenset,s muddling confusion OF efects
bat the clear gray tones of the sky and ar and rocks
greet the eye with slvery gra,efune" Even Men
,tts compositions look Ike studies from actual scenes
because he profoundly appreciates and conscientousy
depicts one quality which nature asserts - common
law, rsmey that all the forms and coors IN open dsy
are subservent to breadth and unity.
k-There are many other fine pictures which our
readers viii discover by carefully investigating the
nooks and corners Of the rooms a. We sincerely ADVISE
u. 70 do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

The ELECTRO TELEGRAPH roo SLow.-A Mr.
Boggs, in England has recently contrived very III
genioup modification Of the electric-teegraph spps
rstue by means Of which, if the execution OF tue
plan proves practicable, he imsgines that enormous
eheet The london Times could be transcribed in the
space of sixty minutes a singe wire The trans
mission Of the fluid is, 10 all purposes, instantaneous
but the placing Of the message upon the wree
letter by letter is limited by human capabilities, and
as lie well known. is affair of time. even when in
the hands Of the experienced and skl.u operator
The new plan is something az follows: Bands Of gutta
percha about six inches broad and three lines thick
are perforated with holes upon both sides at short but
equal distances apart, and arranged 70 roll upon
wheels or drums. When very long message is to be
transmitted it spporoned among several operators,
each having bis gutts perchs band and box Of cop
per pins. These pins be sets up in the holes, by
ore or two by two, with intervening holes
empty, such manner that their relative positions
stal indicate the letter to be transmitted. In this
way lie claimed that all the desirable combinations
for teee raphc aphabes be readily Effected and
e conventional typography arranged, in which ex-
perenced operators may achieve great rapidly of
execution The bands are then placed in connection
with the machine, and each rolled off in succession,
at the most rapid rate by OF steam, the points
Of the pne at the moment Of contact Transmitting the
current The labor Of composition is placed in the
hands Of the requisite number Of persons, and each
portion can be amos. simultaneously for wArded the
wires meantime beng free for other communications
an advantage which viii be greatly appreciated. II
The idea should be practically achieved, the time
Jieo 10 the transmitting several columns Of rews.
Iaper would te u iputes rs.ssd Of hours.
ieos.en Tfsv.kL
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

the policy which b. proposes IN regard pom !" W.
purchase Of Cuba and the freedom oi the sthhllnl,
routes IL certainly such rs all tEhtcncd mds WI
approve So much We may affirm without nlnG ul
drrstood 10 accept the ground on which he chooSes 10
place his recommendations.
In whatever light We may regard tue particular w.
communications Of the prrs,d"ut Message immrlaI
II. II must applaud his eompr hcnsiNe mastery o' NE
pnhic interests aud his dilitcni attcniinn to the a.
tails Of Executive duty. Nothing apreus Too llrEc
nothing seem. too small for th' grasp OF his allrm
hraciur industry. Every line Of the message hcrnN-
personal familiarity with the operations OF eoN,rn.
mrnt IN every department ot tho public service Sncll
a conscientious discharge Of duty ut the eNpnsr ol
50 much labor is too rare au exhibition ~ 'hese days
Of parunctory Craftsmanship, 10 escape epceAluotle
and applause
1--WE were 10 Indicate the particular wherein the
President discovers The most perfect acquaintance
with the public interests. wrwould give Linn The great
rst credit for his exposition Of the foreign relations o
,hn Governments ii Il no iuvdunus compliment tt
affirm HAT no other statesman Of lass varied and nm
lpc experience, could have cSpMptcd WIN 50 mnrt
ease aad authority among these high SD npoIlah
I topics i,
In another regard the Presidents message Is st Il
more secure oi universal appreciation: for although
+ tie suru spirit ol partiann critics may deny INN 'h
applause due to- hi, devotion aud ability IA The phl
+, service nobody can gaiusay the positive results q
actual administration The pacGcation Of kansa.
, the -uliusntion of MormnEsH the extension q
n American commerce into the hitherto iuaccrshl" do
minions Of China aud .npau III" adjustment Of ill
Z ung-dtsputud issue uf the rigl 90 search uHd th
/ yiudicaton Of ih, freedom nl t' s"%s these aud "
Ter achievements have already secured bl-lorictu"w
( for thr Administration urJanl"s buchanan. Nrct
i wish him no better fortune for the future than iha
r h. mav bc able tn meet the ueNt Congress with rD
: Prospect Of equally ptai. worthy pTiamlnte
. WASHINGTON Stiht
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

The Presidents MESSAGE Is a subject of very grGar-
Al approbaon among all person. or whose good
opinioa , may Dr. supposed 10 icniaag conc m The
more candid aid cou.drate Of the opposition applaud
the moderation Of its temper aud H. enlightened se-
l,rtudn for The public interest ryca when they dis-
.rut from It's particular recommendations. The Dem
ocracy may observe passages ii which they cannot
concur, hut ia III" main they accept III" MESSAGE ~
an exposition both Of political principles aud Admin
isrHfiyc p0lipF.
Fur ourselves. We grn Obliged 10 protest against the
Presidents recommendation oi specific dutir. as II
Substitute for the Democratic principles Of draiorei
Hupa.ig III fact. upon his oHA representation oI ibe
obstacles which impaHdcd ttn success A operation ~
the tariff of s5T W. do not udmi The necessity or
revision Of our revenue fy.t.n. Has tue mrssnee
contaIds lhr results ol HE arilI Of lsJ7 "erc inter
copied by the rrVu.ton ui i!ta' ytif Why H',l pst
ponc any change in the present gH!nijous until III II
efficiency t3a,tDd by lirel esp rim 1t? The reply
H. That upon any possibility t' rFehun o ilr exist.
ing taiiH will not be adequate to the expenditure oi
Government. We answer, that sound policy would
suggest temporary provision Tor the deficiency. latl-
or than a resort 10 sHddn and frequent all tral,uAs III
a system Of which the chief essential Is stability II
op ration. The commercial enterprise oI the country
if ju.t beginning to pdiust it calculations by the tar
III Of 1857 and any chung in the present rtiei Of m
post would nrca, Eily introduce embarrassment AM
confusion in the relations of trad"
Il Hut II IL he determined lhhl 'he lhoIe tAl-chcl
domuud ~ immediate reform IN ihe financial system
OF the Government. then let that rnUrm be accom-
piished IN accordance with the principles oi thrDem
|oupatic party. We must take no backward steps
Least Of All should Democratic Congress assent 10
RESTORATION Of the exploded hrrcSy o specific duties
We understand upon what motives Of policy the sug
gostion was submitted by The Executive: but It Is bet
tor That particular interest should endure tempora
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
AR Y II u r G. r. a W + O II d.
SUCCESSOR TO II. $, BhECIiENO.
y r. UGGIST & APOTI &c a Il !

30. 2, NRICK R0W,--EAsF SIDE FtlllAU 6VV N'E'
K EEPS CONSTANTLY On IlAND complete as
IN sormcnt Of Drugs, Chemicals, Surgical lnstru-
mants. Pcrumcries & Soaps. Also dealer in Paints,
Oils, Varnshes and Brushes Of every description
Mr.. W. H. McQuithy, from the house OF Sckles ~
Co.. New Orleans will attend to the sale, and dlspen-
sary OF Medicine at all hours. lie is now fully pre-.
pared to fill any orders in his line and the slreest
attention will be paid to any orders from thecountry
and respectfully soclts share OF patronage from
the public.
Wines aud Liquors Of every description iov medical
purposes acc -
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
PHOTOGRAPH q OIL PAINTING.

UNION HOTEL BAH. ROOM.
HAYING LOCATED in the Town of Clinton tof
III the purpoc OF executing all orders III lhe aoove
art the subscriber respectfully solcts share o' .he
public patronage. Portraits taken ny 'ne Phe.osfa-
Mic nrocos or naintrl upon canvass. Of any size or
rron1 ron from life or faithfully copied and enlarg
ed from Dagucrreotypcs, or other pictures.
Buildings landscapes military or ciYle companies,
photographed at reasonable rates,
Tho nnblc generally, are invited to eall at his
roon nt the Union Hotel Ball Room, and examine
specimens Of his arr. .,
soni Al y. TAENZER.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
FOR SALE.
rNllE FINEST RlDlNG HORSE in the Parish. a.
] we'll good buggy horse. Apply at this office.
de ~ 81
FOl, SALE.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
YNIlE HOl ,SEllOLD EFFECTS ol II family dccli-
| ming housekeeping, will he exposed for sale, on
SATURDAY, January l. 1859,
a, 10 o'clock 4. ~. ut the house formerly owucd by
.Ino. VI. Bills. comprising the following articles:
one solid walnut extension table
six cane bottom chairs
Two d" arm chairs,
Sis imitation lockwood chairs,
Onr linen cramb cloth,
one pntrnt Britannia lee water pitcher
Audiron- sloycg. and iongs,
Three table covers,
one srl uf .lpurb chamber ittrhltn.c
one solid oak wardtobr.
/ One dressing bureau, marble top,
/ one Waslstahd
Three cane bottom chairs
4 one ma rliGccnt set French china for chamber
i one best blue India china, comprising one hundred
and iilty pieces,
one dozen French china coffee cups plates, &c.
Forr dozen ivory handle knives aud forks.
i One lounge,
4 \ lot ot glassware,
4 Kitchen utensils, aud other articles too numerous
tomautiuu
1 The greater part of the above furniture sas made
in Baltimore expressly for the present owner.
Sals positive. Terms. cash.
dcr rs g. ". CtTl.tTT, Auc,onccr.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 GustonheEse sfsas1, sss,r
1FI ROYAL the Cure Of Old ChrBzs asFrEos-
SyphilitCand Private Diseases, without MeEcn7
from business exposure 70 friends, and
all
lice in ali parts the United States EurOreiE saE
I9arkble effected which pTonH SnEr
the eminent hysicars, ustihes him Ia S
the confidence Of the unfortunate EEs
OF the diseases termed Privat9, AID S. &7its
tnaneuy eradcates, mely Syphilis primary, ssrarss a
tertiary Structures Urethl Discharges, Geet tBlaIazss
Nocturnal Emissions, Periodical Affections OF EeE18lss rg
complicated they may be, Diseases Of the Rack 1a
fammurou Of The Bladder aud Kidneys Rheutassis s-
ce,e, Cancers, Ulcers, Gmors and all Diseases ~
who have privately ard improperly injured
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body asa aI
ting them for either business society, viz EaEssaFA
0tty or tmpotenCy The following e
melancholy elects produced by early habtt q FNtk
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain III the Head EEgts4 AZ
pepsia, Nervousness, Irritabiy symptoms q Gazss1g
etc Mentally, the fearful effects the mind
dreaded. Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ilas, Das
Spirits Evil Foreb0cngs Aversion TO Society. se3t2Es,
Love e Solitude, IiuiitE, anz,
Al PersoB afflicted With REy Of the above sf5s
health deleacy prevent you, hut pplY n S ~
save yourself from the awful and dreaifa AZ
terrible mRlRdy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured apf fg r
Remember, The Medical Hcpse Of Dr. Jqrsss. 1sla ls
Priyote md separate rooms reserved Hours q a,saa
fgUTu 5 A VI. to 7. Il.
Consultations strictly eaaadanifaL
PN.-s7f5as + tz5foTTrea Cured il
psy. Xix Jams
Gil s. Gpss494zzzza a5ssat=-
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sHERTFFs SALES,
sEcoyp DrsIErcr Counr} THEODORE soYTAT DUFOi
Of New 0LL.ana SsAI InLnr- =. e - EIEl. . p

SECoSp DISTRICT CouRT} THEODORE sONIAT DUFOs-
OIL Ne" Orleans SsAT, Tutor, vs.. B. W. HEBRARD.
ny VIRTUE of n writ of s s2 siISe and GALE
= 20 ne directed BY the Honorable the Second District Court
1 ~" 0tiesE y the above emitted cause viii proceed
70 sel y pubic auction. 81 the city Hotel Common street e
tween hp ana Magazine Streets FRIDAY the lst dav
Of October, 1858, Al IL O'Clock NJ ~ 1
the negro man slave named JAMES, aged about trydve
Seized in the above suit
hkhS-Ihis being the second and last auction the said
aEs WI Dc definitely adjudcated the highest and Hst
lg agye ne van bring at twelve months credit
pucuHEt furnishing boud with good Eecurifv
bearing hYe per cent interest pr snnU1 fr6 date and er
mortgage on the slave sold until final payment Said mr.
cG ahh hVe 70 deduct aid pay cash amount af prfG
Of, y ~ II..k and jan fees, amounting to the Of
H. r PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuNiENE CouR De nIsrRCTJ THEOD. sONIAT DUFOs.
de ]" N'nvsie'oTienHs' SsATi Tatsgr, V: B. V. he
TN VERTU dun writ de gaisTe ct VeTite N
- moi adretse par PhOn Den eTue COur de District d. Ia
resns dams pRaire ci-dessus ie procedpra le
ShNbhEJl, leF NOcobe 1853 midi llIitel de Ia Cite
Ia ytnte puhlique q adiudcHi5n de
80
Saisi dams pnffaire cidesgns
CnNDITIOES-Cee cec liant la seconde 81 derfars 10
dit escive sera dch1itivement gdtuye an plus oTrau
dcnier cherisser pour e px dg en- gera CTer dOnze
mos de ced FacGneeur 0Urnssant obligation
AStc EAVH D9e Fab porHu i'teret auI huit
claye yendu insqHs parlaii paienent.
lie dit acqueeur paea compliant ct re en- deduction du
pr1 Adjudication les rais darnanceg u sheriff et du relr
ans qus y 5n9niant ies Rt5 De geoe lie tout eleynt Ia
ael4 10 % q oc1 sRtdfde T. Pardi.sd dSGrlsans
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Y ApHmAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

x
Cheaper and superior any other in Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities are
lst DURA RIlIrY-eOual to the best slate roofs
Cd. IMPEr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES any other; no cracks
leaks being possible.
Sd. BEAUIYIt presents smooth and grRnite-lke surface
4h. GHEAPNESS-t costs much less than, though az
good any slate wood roof and the inferior
composition roofing the public saves the
cost Of cutters and valleys.
9th IkGDMBUSpIBlLITY-It will resist FIRE better
slate roof.
9Th. CONFERENCE.-THE will soften the heat Of
this climate and protects the buildings from the
intense heat of
Th S0HIDIFf-It becomes harder and smoother from eZpo
sure can be put roofs Of any slope ana being o light
weight does require heavy support III while ia
not liable and breRkinE does require repairs
The tTROPICAL ROOFING y Is chemical compound Of
substances several Of which peculiar to alone, combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
| in This city.
Testimonials Of the correctness the above the hands
of the agent may be verified BY any wishing ii
Ali orders left at the Poofce, Box K, No 2, will be
P'0''l'' ~ " " F'' j. O. KAUFMAN
| jel5 " corner of Bienville and Narais SITS.
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The Company continues against the pers Of the
and rivers andos and damage by fire. at the current
of premiums.
OFFICE No. 8 Carondeletstreet
o. EAILLARD President
leo ". WEST, Vice.President.
:
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ines, which they Gea3 70 szgp5y
iistof s lowest wsaItss sss5sss-
icy, No. ISL ara . 8zszgHzFE
, Hihbard's WIa gsazzY
Richardson's Sherry EFsasa,
EutchiEg's FeEsf2tlte = st7sBS81A
lGouley's Vegetable, testzza arsE,
Ecottand's q efpsRX GERS sa.la
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Ray IeasE4t
Florida Water, Mssa Ssazg
jones Lilly Bhist.
SOAPS AND EEE &.
LOWS Brown r iuEaor.
Jone's CheIuicqs,
Radway's HaaicEssa, sss8 +.
Almond, TOilei ssBd FkaL5g,
Shaving Creams gfsla GsIsEzs sssylgR
Or all dssg.rTgzinlsz.
PIbiaS-
Wright7 IaGfGn g7sgsslxBaFr
Motfat's Life, BgRHsasl "a
Mo-risGu's, Lents, 8EB s47ze241sEg
Paris, SappiEgtsa 3. gseg1z7Es-
ions, u..
Grne1enberg, JByns5s 7SsgssHFp-
JsyEe's Agus, g8zaFiS Eszszg
mile,
HibbaTd'5 Antt-silfszs. Zs3sss1F,
.Spencer's FeEeiNhlss, kssskis
Csopsr's, Coveps Ai1eKz7ssE'3ss
Anderson's, A}lg lsE15sGAs iFaeisssz,
WisGer' S Gentle EE fss7g99fisEs
Aiiehssis' AgBe, EFasgtzf
(ARfNt r1s.rfE sy1FrF r.sfsssis45 Rf4l ...
.Gilbert's -bilfnas, ESsRrk-
with'y,
Lady's Blood, lnEshsEsy 'ssE&iS~
'Scort's Vegetable, EaEasss.
IRRdwHy'B 2egHls8eEk
Roses Railroad, BejyssSl19 1slsiis,,.
Lcudea's Indian Saost58as.
LuR1eu's Ague. Es5t1sszs9 y,
lHRlsted's Anti Esy sEzsssz,
lGorinn'E, McLaARrss sszsafz
HAIR ItYHK.
PhaloHis Magic ISas s5estssg5' as
/ liimeniE IBstansRasSEE ...
Billiards., jules EznESs
tJESne's American. g6sa Sxsslse
| MTSCELLA SEtE,1s.
IDr. Morse'F THVtSa7sfltfy GeF
dial.
lThovn's Extinct,
.lTarrRnps ApeTisRs,
iTHrrsnt's Elixir u IEezz7,NzSR
lCGrteris Spanish l83zTkrs-
Mothers Ralibs.
ITuotharhe pruaa.
iLyon's Magnetic EE5FSsz&,
Mrs. Ki5der't CFfEAs9. ...
tVhrF1TNzry7 Il Iva II akstr- ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-21

THE FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT 0P
L THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

In conformity with requirements Of their charter the
Citizens Mutual Insurance Company make the following
Amount of Premiums received for the year ending
3ah November 1857 ,64S II
Premiums Fire Risks. S64 496 Il
do Marine Risks. 96l69 II
do River Ripks...-.,...,..,... Sy,97o II
--s30O6 43 II
Less Premiums Risks not terminated. 81, 245 90
Less Return Premiums .................. 1872 IS
- S5575T 60
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
CHAmPAGRE AGENCY

MOTT ANDONIs
Feuf de SlgFy H DO Psrdrz YeTzsnsy and Win Imperial
Inc subscriber 10 authorized oTdsrs on r terms
Tor direct artht9u Of the shove very superior
payne and socits the attention dealers In ggngra stock
always on hand. Samples can 10 At tho ONCE Of
n1T ~ Corner Of grsvlsr and New lave strests
MARETT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, dun
III eppoiDted Agent for the old established huugs Of Ak
bOUIF NAkETT Co. for the sale Of ther very zupsro,
brandeg; also Importer Of the Justly celebrated P0altny
Brandy prepared receive ordsr either he low
market prices in CoEuac shipped direct any port
the Union supply constantly hand Samples be
ut the store Of
g. WOLFF,
NIT ly Corner Of Gravier street and New Ievss
GAZERAC BRAHDTES - WE HAVE 4 COOP
- supply hand and receiving by direct nptation
tra France additions stock Of this celebrated and hgh
favored brand We have 1875 IN eighth pps 179s IN eighth
and quarter pipes 1907 do. d1 1913 in half quarter and eight
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and cnnn0sssurs
generally as this article il and unaduteraed For 5le
on New York tefns and prices, by
VIZ. +. LE1ERIGR 4 Co, "a Old Iayee st.,
oily " Sole 4 gents In thia CITY.
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DRUGs AND MEDTCTN q.

r WRIGHT q CO.'S
y sand popular Family MediS
E}rrggisIs anc Dealers at Prop.
General Depot Speciai Age
atE65t, New Orleans, La.
yERMTFUGEs.
Winor's Canadian,
aFaiuis,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic
B. a. Fshnestockis,
Mclean g.
BALBAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wistsr's Ralsag1 Of Wild Cherry
Castings Hepths,
sherran's Belsam,
Bueban's hungarian,
Usyis's Wild Cherry and Tsr,
gchenck's Pulmouic Syrup,
i9sw England Cough Syrup,
BarthoiGmRw's ExpsctoTsnt,
Halls Balsarn,
swayul's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry PecterBl,
Isylor'H Balsarn LiverwuTt,
JsyHe's EEpectoranI,
WiIsris hlecampaine,
Rogers LiyeTwOrt and Tar,
MFs. GErdiner'H I.ivgrwGTt,
Stadler's Cherry E1pectorant,
Ioldon's Indian 90,
Dr.. R0se's co,
Mclean Strengthening Cordial
SARSAPARILLAs.
Or. John Bulbs,
g. P. TuwrBend's,
Sand SIS, ..
Old Jacob Townssnd'a'
Carpenters,
NyuccoD'B,
Shakers,
GrReifenberg's
Bristol'B.
Guysottfs Yellow Dock.
FLASTERE.
Wells Strengthening,
Events Strengthening,
Jaw DBvid'S or Hebrew,
Bgdeau's.
bnapp's Indian
Al1ock'6 Porous.
9rifEth's Adhesive,
HoIlowav's AFuice
LINN ENTS,
&cLesn's V olCanie OilLinmeu
/ geEicgn Mustang.
| Farrellis Arabian
| Sutler's Nerve ard Bone,
Hunts,
HayesiB
'rohigs'a Venetian
Eawe's Nerve and bore,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
MeTchsBt's GarEiing,
Cherokee.
sIayas's
AGUG REMETIES. etc.
0Fgood's Indian ChogoEue.
RoHgud's Tonic Miztare.-
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrffuge,
Vegetable Febrifnge.
LOZENGEs.
Sheruan's Cough BU3 WorT7
BtyRn's Pulmonic Wnfers,
LocOck's Pulnonic WATERS.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
I,ovstt's Wahpeneur H8tGloss
Barry's TriGopheroug.
Lyons Eatharieh,
BUylels Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair InYiEorator.
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Densen's Wshpene,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic.
Hauel's Eau Lustrale,
OldrtdEe's Balm of Column ola,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
SWein's HouCk's,
Gullen'E Indian Vegetable.
LonEIeT's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES.
aiiey'shtRgicBl Pain Eztraetol
Professor HolluwRyis Ointmen
NcAllister'B All-Heaiing,
Brooks Magic Salve, PTyort
| Pile,
ayGy's Harris1u's Specific,
Trask 70 Magnetic, Judkih's
Loaden's All-HeRiing REaaia
OILS.
RuBkton's Cod Liver OF,
/ MeNair'B Acoustic, SCsTPa'E c
| BritiE h, HaTlaem.
BITTERS.
Mofigt's PhGnix, BiaEe's Ere
| mstiC,
WOLFErs AROMATIC
Bag@ Druggists and Ms@tkal
articles contained in the above
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notice IL hereby given that at the termination of the Cnpsrt-
nership row existing, according 70 written articles Of
men between the members of the finn Of Baylor & Co the
same will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. c, G. BAYLOR
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orlaans
Beremembeed that this 18th MAtch, 8 before me-
Justice Of the Peace in and for aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President z.
:er Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual company Of
New Orleans, who being duly sworn according to Law.
and that the above accounts true and
correct transcription the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, PreBiden
II. P. JAEYIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 10th day March,
4. D. 1853. @. NJ BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest Of
per cent. the outstanding certificates of profits,
the Monday in Mey next and to redeem on
sud after that date the scrip issued Of the year S55 eservng
ndeF the provisions O. their charter cash capital of five
hundred thousand dnar and they have further declared
q scrip dividend of FOETY-TWO PER CENT the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February 23 1883
which certificates will be issued after the day
June 1858 CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
A. CARRIERE, VIce President.