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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-09-10
POttawattamie Corntv
YoR SALE n
HORACE EVERETT
tOunciI upu~ -

ron SALE -
HORACE EVERETT
CounciI Blulrs, Iowa
g WqrsE ar 10, 7e, $40 acres ,Da,...
sEars s ,s ~ !. miles Northof town, Il
--bctom land miles above Judge ese
n NE Or .. "a, A--so acres, Y timber !. I'm IN
TOE creek. mi, y. soatlof Mr. - farm :" Aaslst.
containing about 20 acres Of timber GA ~ p'''om LAM
terbury's, In Shelby county. VIC road . Va.
- Wqr SEqrNw qEsxswqr ,sar-
arz 70, 4o-2ao acres Nishnabo,any rsl l w
tom lana on the Stage route east mia lung ks.
Grove, joining A SIoenras and Judge J.,ns,td Dc
the south, and Mr. Flies and FTesber,s - siafRs %
There IL no better body Of land in Wes,crn y ess~
ne,y WIN p'e'' o. timber ana numerous set,l,na
Also, W ar n W or; and n qrswor,r
acres, mile cas-, VI the above; bottom land ts1s
timber. =.. -.r-..... .- b VII Saa
81 10, and NEqrsE
Nishnabotany bottom land miles norm, ~ - ires
near Cutzinger's Mil; about 10 acres tins. snd
tract; mile north Of the new State road On he
\ Il Or and or 2, IS, 1880 acres h..
on the Nishnabottany River, miles belox Nm land
and me same distance above lola, aud .,ik,s.osn
Nwqr wqr34; wy Sc ar; and Np
En- or 90; NJ n Egr;EH SWay: sn kgsI
and W Or Y or %, II, $500 acre. on p..TSEg
about miles above Reefs mill, and Is miI.a ne'esi
CphhNiI DiuHn. = "'atA VI
n Of E,s 10; M and swqrNgork,
Gil Bluffs. ''eS Ton Gor4
Eh4, Nwqr, and wa,Swc,xr
92-ooo acres bottom, slope and upland t9T,
Pigeon, % miles Of Council BInt. ,e, ~ Ess:
OF timber This very fine tract for a IT, 10 aesss
Of n W or S w or; and u n War s as am
Council Bluffs -.. ~"1' 1 mile TIA.
Eh sWqr; VIZ sEqr, and swarypos.
200 acres, bottom land, on Little Silver, Sns,,aa
Ell Z Or %; n or and WXsEor nc
acres bottom land on Silver Greek =. 80 liza
Childs. "''es east Of l. J.
EHsw qr; andwA sEqrl2,7s u-,so
yer creek bottom land - mile south Of brigss e. sl.
SEqrNw %, rs, $50 aero.
Places and Fenner's farms mic north dS. ;
81 n Or %; and W qrSwqrsa "a.
pralr'e' south side Le"in's Grove one mile ,,a acres
sH n or, and F. or 10; sxHww,,asw
- "s-9oo acres on Sishna BOTANY al Iewin, " ~,
o, nbcf balance bottom prairie and suiass
adjoining MI TTne's and Mr. Wright's farms, "''sAa,
wy or; NEqrSw var; and Eorrw
~ si-i'b 80 acres on Kce creek, mile Q, 80
MIL ana I mile above Mr. Mnturns farm and ,s,t1 ~
iI'lh Council Bluffs Also, single tract Of
SIX THOUSAND ACRES,
Of valuable farming land, suitablefora
COLONY
al! being in one body, in the forks Of the We., w.
nabotany River. This land lies in sections -
II, X 80 in PUttawaitamie county; and in se,tio,,
10, 81 g. 26 81, %, 90, 80, 80, 81, and 3sT7
IN shelby county mile north Of Cutsnger 5 mill g.,
NeWtown,) miles south Of the location Of the M
r; miles north Of the new State Road TO De. ~.
and 80 miles from Council Bluffs About X asms
bottom, and \ Slope and upland with sutje,rr :.
timber, well-wateTed muatto soil and all a-ahJs ~
the exception Of some SO acres.
This land is deserving the attention Of those saet,,
settlement for Colony, and will be only sold IN
D dE' iefHia easy tV2-nl3ul
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
Telesraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP INDIAN.
LIBERTIES OF TIE FRENCH PRESS.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE AT DEAD LOCK
The Triumphant Entry of Napoleon.
THE GREAT rErEs AT PARIS
LBr TIE NATIONAL LINE

lBr TIE NATIONAL LINE
FARTHER POINT, Aug. 29.--The steamship Indian,
Capt. Grange, OF the Montreal Steamship Company's
Line, passed this point this morning. She was
boarded by the news boat of the Associated Press and
summary of her news obtained.
The Indian left Liverpool on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, and brings our full Liverpool commercial report
which, by some unexplained cause, was not fol.
warded by the City Of Washington from Cape Race.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1.-THE sales OF Cotton during
the three busnes days since the sailing Of the Amer
lea amounted to 10000 bales, Of which l40O bales
were taken BY spectators and exporters.
The market closed very dull, and inferior qualities
have declined Lie. In the higher qualities the
closing quotations Of last week are barely maintained
Middling Orleans y Middling Uplsnds g..
LONDON, August 1.-THE funds are fuctuating
but slight advance has been obtained. Consols fol
money closed at 954 to 95a.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-THE advices from Man
chester are of less favorable character.
There was but little inquiry for goods and yarns
and prices closed easier.
Political and General News
Dispatches from Paris announce that larger liber
ties have been granted to the press and all warnings
to newspapers had been Withdrawn.
dispatch from Zurich, dated on the 18th Of Au.
gust, states that on that day conference was held
between the Austrian and French Plenipotentiaries
which lasted two hours the Sandman representatives
being excluded. Nothing is known Of the cause OF
the result but it is generally believed that some seri
GUS obstacle to settlement has arisen.
Cabinet courier, from Paris arrived at Zurich on
the same day.
The Paris correspondent Of the London News says
that the Zurich conference has come to dead
lock.'i
The Emperor Napoleon exhibited symptoms of an
noyance at the conduct of the Court Of Vienna and
recent articles published in the Paris journals pras
ing Kossuth and Garibald, are attributed to this
feeling.
Other symptoms Of an anti-Austrian feeling had
manifested themselves.
The Vienna ministerial journals very strongly in
sst upon the spuatons OF the treaty Of villafranct
being carried out to the letter.
The military fete of the 18th inst was very i'm
posing spectacle.
The grand entry Of the Emperor Napoleon int
Paris at the head Of portion Of the victorious arm,
of Italy surpassed in brilliancy any display whcl
bas been made for years, and created the veiest
thusiasm among all classes Of the Inhabitants.
| Napoleon improved the occasion by granting fu
amnesty to all political offenders.
| Te Deum was performed at Notre Dame, in hone
of the fete Napoleon.
All the Plenipotentiarieso foreign powers, and th
members Of the Federal Council, were present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
CELEBRATED STOMACH B1TTEIss,

Renowned throughout the world strength
ening and curative properties. This medicine, which is
posed Of powerful but perfectly harmless ingredients
covered by profound Physician and has warmly
eulogised by the prominent lovers of medical science
Mild and pala'able to the astepoen onc- gives vgor
the digestive organs and fresh energy the system
This Rtters o the Constitution against disease
heart of the regions cursed by deadly iasma 1t
well known If the liver be kept healthy
stimulated perform its functions with ordinary vgo there
little danger Of being seriously affected by any the
yers which usually attack the system through organs
The Bers will accomplish this good work. 1t has proved
successful in the sickly that been expe
renced those sections of the country are liable to be
afflicted with malaria. Thus much for the merit of
cine preventive As remedy operates with
ing rapidity will check tendency to diarrhea
dysentery restore tone to the digestive
the appetite and by nfusing cheerful vgor throughout
the SYSTEM enable the natural to throw of the incubus
disease. The most desperate bilious typhoid
fever and and intermittent fever have yielded
the influence Of this magical medicine and hundreds of per-
learned place unbounded confidence in its exrao
dnary qualities The people of the South and West who have
not yet tried HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
Rs who must be of the danger that threat
ems them this and fall should at provide them
with this famous article Even they should other
medicines this will not interfere but rather facitat beneficial
operation
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. The genuine Bitters, as
prepared by HoSTETTER 4 SMITH, of PITTSBURGH,
Pa the true preventive and remedy All limitations will
prove deusve Remember and get Hosetters Celebrated
Stomach Bters and thus be fortified against the coming
Slence.
~ See that the Bers the Of DR.. j. Hosteers
Stomach Ber blown the side of the bottle and impressed
the metallic covering the cork and the autograph Of
Hostetter 4 Smith. proprietors, on the label.
All orders for the Stomach Bit
ters must be addressed to the propreters,
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERy,
| Sold By JOHN T. MOORE CO.,
| and Poydras street.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
Sold BY KARSTENDIEK 4 CO.
103 Tchoupitouas st,osi.
| HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
sodby THOMPSON 4 BARNES,
| e22 tse2tW % aud rs Comm op street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER,

The Fourth Volume of this beautiful and popular Weekly
Greatly Enlarged. ,,., -
with Its handsome pictorial illustrations increase Its pres
AGRTCUETgRE heretofore, will be the leading
worthy Of the desires foster Every De
and such systems cultvang SOIL raising gen.
era farm management promulgated have been tested BY
contributors constantly writing for this of the
HoRTfcuLTuR Is constantly filled with
excellent Horticultural and Pomologica information and
universally pronounced Of the most useful of the
Confident
that the announcement that
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the of the Literary of the Home
1889 will with general acclamaton by
s % ad a e sr bsana to the
thought Several beautiful and highly interesting stories will
ILLUsrRATIoNs-The Homestead" will continue, as
pared expressly for its columns by competent artist
News Summary of Foreign and Domestic events, will ap
neous intelligence ETC.. present.
Tsy9 Of 5 he to
ke Reports for the editors determined their
shall excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
lshed your the great Of the
country which has been pronounced by judges
similar paper in the Union We therefore asKe very Southern
w g. pses lis qn m sa
and furnish his family interesting and useful eadng give
sb sseaa
ished weekly each nsnber containing egh large pages
@ n shs
One copy year. six copies so copies Sb land an ex
COPY to the p''''" getting t. F. :'Ss Co..
Send for specimen numbers prospectvses. etc: Max.
up Clubs Immediately d27 3pn
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Later from Northern Mexico.

From the Brownsville Flag Of tbe lstk - ext,.rs
the fo,lov;nu ;ntell;o.rca " Z >s1 80
nr- ,a.ase a..as s.ss
ps,s, vu! M1ss. 9ases irom Mexico are q follow!
Ds.. Hae.di &c DAon1e'ty; s.n ana 1esn Angus
I"esn cJ'e.M Ge D1'osso, zDsn Jniy ~ G1MtN
&c e. .asuas Cat'e"tes, oi saiy Z. Below wiA ~
lo1nu Gn, az NJ. ;..ss, neMs: :. ss
- - paaco rs ssal.eo irom Mentesey on ~
ored a9a nIly nnemen. wen mounted and armed,
ln1s. ~ =. ". snem sl q aavlng M8snooLen.
~ Gn sne "a ol Auguss me Cniel OF Nvisssn, asaa
=. = oueIia, aiso stared. coloncting naasefy Wtth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

The Csddo Gazests q De sod nys:

The Csddo Gazette 4 n. 9oes ~.
The rains have bs.n -. - :. ..,s,.i -. =
port, and The crops on tie En- = nm snod Ws
Of this place The drouth bss besn vssy sSss d Gsy
localities and the cotton crop y ins3l1bssuG n
crops on ked river aboye this plaesy yMe mlts3m -
those OF LAST year. From shreyspcst u Ln9U payou
tney are good, VITA few excepHonA III yg1esg
are engaged IN picking, and tte cottea = q -
rapidly.
The Rapides Democrat Of Wednesday - hwfko
following: -
c.. >,
Is, o =. W. psgses y soss unIe tny susy csn naye
ssi.s III icy ageI .csops vi - snGsS -
A5lu r " wnss Wy asq essmsseo tnfee Weeks
~ ~ snows,s w, e aie palsai: ~ -. 4
s..s 49, ssuc n AAsndna on ~ Sssufosy wa 80
IS - .ssp' s"a !. sao ouss s. 1,Ooo iest n'8ns
xne ConcoFdia InteMgencer Of Friday last s6ys:
We have has ~, min SINCE <,r ..t -. - -.
Weather has been highly favorable fcf ~ plastsTs
on mssy Of the plantations the hands ase busily -
gagged picking and preparing cotton for "a uaafs
kes. #
The Lassyette Echo of s.s.ya.v Y..t -.
The planters In this n.,;s,, -, :, e -.u
satisfed with their prcspecie n n.Iin~ M r,n
.n,s year. Inele ~ been q abundance oE cosn
n.sue; SosDn ns9neang p opsn vesy III, an1
promises iafge yield. Cane = growing feautafGlly.
The Pointe C6upee Echo d ~ i.re ~.
The weather, Tor the - - - s.s s.s.ls..
clear. We are informed tta4 ~ vlsss - w
picking ID unusually asxe liiais ,ss.s 49,
even now be beuedcial - lao - ssas s2.ss
From the appearance OF tte - ~ tsSrf sssS a
cidedly long spell Of dry weather ID 6ss s
rha 0,aInr... 6.,,.s.. q u....-s- ~ 80 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
,AY MORNING.. AUGUST 80, 1859.
Ath 0rIeans 4ailp Crescent.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1859.
IFor the New Orleans Cre,cent.
THE MANLACS SONG OF THE WIND

tFof the rev Orleans CTeseent.
MANiACS SONG OF THE WLND
By ELLIS AMMOSErTE.
Sailing, sailing ever
The wind encircles my brow,
Wailing, wailing ever,
Its spirits are round me now. ~..
Signing, signing sadly,
1t makes shiser and qnver the leaves
shrieking, shrieking madly,
1t tears them away from the trees.
Twirling, twirling queerly,
1t twists off the flowers head;
Whirling, whirling drearly,
1t cadences plants from the dead.
Shouting, shouting loudly,
There! it rushes adown the glen;
Chanting, chanting proudly,
It retraces its steps again.
Mormuring, nurmuring lowly,
1t bends itself near to the ground;
Kissing, Kissing drolely,
1t mounts, and away! with bound.
Qnivering, quivering Tyre,
Your sweetest notes release,
And then, and then expire,
And let me have sorrow's sarcease.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

SHor.-we learn that shooting affair occurred on
yesterday morning at Campbelton, in this county,
between DR.. ]. P. Rawls and Samuel 7. Shoemaker,
in which the latter received very severe wound in
cannot recover. Dr. R. escaped unhurt, and has fed
Mariana (Fla.) Patriot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

KILLED.-The Sheriff oi Darlington, South Caro-
lima, attempted with posse to arrested desperate
character named Layton, few days ago, for high
way robbery, when he attacked them furiously With
hoe. One Of the Deputies thereupon shot him lad
With pistol.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
Domestic Intelligence.

NEW YORK, August 49, Charles Moran has re-
signed the Presidency of the Erie Railroad. The
stock of the road is buoyant and advancing.
Several stock brokers have suspended payment
to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

McDONNELL'S RESTAURANT, No
eEI# ~ 147 Common street, between Baronns and Or
s3$0 81 rondeet strees New Orleans.
M6s6sk1e This establishment will remain open eurnD
the where sveryh the befound
and prices moderate The we'll ventilated make
desirable than other similar place In the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms fortransient Bosrders
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Winss
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
myl4H Proprstors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

r vnN E NOE LEAKE. ATTORNEYS M.1T4K.; xTMi.11Tw4K AVN
II General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN Arkansas will col.
lect claims in all the Southern South part Of the State
side Co., G. H. slocomb Co., W. A. Violet Co., r. W.
Raype Soaring Scott New Orleans; Hudson, Robertson
Co, VIM. Wrsy Co.. New York; j. b. Lppincott 90.
Philadelphia my20 1ys
ID A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
II. lector office 81 Camp street, with Messrs. Woosey
Etheridge.
Etherdge; Lane Mayfeld Co.; Harrington Howard, Of
Memphis, fe2S Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

FRANCIS & LOUTREL-
No. As MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
Every variety Of Blank-Book, Paper Stationery, Steam
Printing, Lihographic Work and Book Binding.
H3-Orders respectfully solicited. js18 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

FOR RG0NORRHEA,G GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
i In the Back, and all Urinary Affections,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLU.
TIoN-Ths worldIenowned preparation all affections
II the generative whether or chronic Phys
slams Of England Of and Of acknowsdgs IL
Purely vegetable in composition is harmless as is is en-
cacous The system fnvigorated the dsbitAed
body aud depressed mind are restored to energy,
B. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States
mvl7 Iy Apothecary, rs Camp street, New Orieans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

Craps street. Z - = 80
Philip Lamoureaux gave bail q appear. On cnsrss
oI beng the man who shot ,. B. tmnibs ID the IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
- BURNETT HOUSE-CINCINNAT1,o OHIO.
E:H JOHNSON, SAUNDERS 4 CO., Proprietors.

N2.W VVHrsVTS, SiU NUF1nb q CU.' FrUptIetors'
Having leased the premises for of years desire
call the attention Of travellers the improvements msds since
possession.
Eve department under the personal supervision of the
propeors The building has been thoroughly ceansed
full and attentive employed in all departments in the
Table will be supplied with all thu decsces Of the and
every convenience arranged with view to the comfort and
pleasure of our guests.
I'm j.. g.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30
FOB SALE.

kER FOR SALE-THE CELEBRATED Clipper
e&TA\r bark FRED. ENNIN9 346 tpns having been re-
HAA66cently coppered and put in splendid order For
terms, apply to GEO. W. HYNSON CO.,
au2 80 Camp street.
EOR SALE-Two HYDRAuLI JACKS, capable Of
L raising nine tuns.
For sale by FRANCIS L. COOK,
jyl8 33 Natchez street.
z NEGROES FOR SALE - HAVING RE-
moved from Esplanade the Of Baronne and Ora
ON yier Streets two squares west of the St. Charles Hotel
will keep constantly hand choice lot Maryland
and Virginia NEGROES, consisting of Field Hands, House
Servants Mechanics Cooks, Washers and Ironers
stresses etc. all Of which will be sold low for cash.
for good city acceptances
se2s If J. WILSON.
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FOR RENT.

xV1 1EN1s
-, FOR RENT-THE VERY DESIRABLE AND
81 commodious Three Story Dwelling House, No. 1874 ST.
l Jo,eph street. Carondelet street. occupied by the
dersigned. Applyto j. b. WALTON,
au24 10 Bank Place.
- FOR RENT-A TWO. STORY FRAME DWELL.
" ing house. No % Pryana street, contains eight roos
R;ll including Parlors Kitchen, Servants Room and Wood
House. Possession given 1st October. Apply only to
mm..0M... SHELBY SEYMOUR,
au1 If Unisn street.
~ STORE TO RENT-CoRHER of GRAvIER
New Levee ntreetrunning Though to Fulton street.
2EM Now occupied by the subscriber
jy23 II WI LANIER.
- TO RENT, FROM FIRST NOVEMBER Next
1.-Two ThreeStory Brick Buildings Natchez and
EeI Magazine Streets apply to. II. FASSMAN,
ie23 Orleans Cotton Press,
-, STORE TO RENT-THAT DESIRABLE two
E story Brick Store occupied by Guhenaor Terry
MiI Wells of Rampant and Triton Walk, Shell Road
side New Basin well located for provision and hardware
store Rent moderate Possession given the May
APPLY to WALTER NICOL,
el5 If l9 ST. Charles street.
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VOLUME XII.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTs,

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
-. ABlTA SPRINGS HOTEL-rnIs HOTEL
being now Open s1ertion M b made to render
luxury omnlbuses will ply between Covngton Vaudeville
The sAubry Of the climate the waters
and g 70 the city al combine make this
Per mohth......'..... .-....'...............$4O CO
,ys sm Mrs. f. A. BossiiEREi, Pioprisig.ss
Ako1TH THE r., PHADAT Hal III IIe9YsE2-EoKNEELYg TIE
2.E hG' oas 0x 81, M asp by
zsols ihe lst of June wishing to Stop
b asssf s s ss's s s sy f. H ss or % s IN the
watsGg ps,ss situated in the psIIsh q Landry n
opslensa VII opened the 18th of June next the
These Springs favorably known among the people Of
pe ea ~ ns ad Of % II
been fully tested By e1tes sy hsys
lite attentive Servants have been secured and Band
Two lines omnbnssss viii connect with the opeonsa.
boats and after the 18th of June take to the
s9 as s ssys M s.
Board and Lodging per month 00
week................... 10 %
=. day...................... 90
Children and Servants, half price.
PATIN 4 DELAHOUssAYE,
my1s 2m .,.-a ez Propretors.
- PAsCAG0ULA HYUsE-rHIs EsTABLIsH
ss:'' open 10,
cSdssn a Under ten years and .eivant. i.pries
s as ns,ss
There is also esgaphic communication beween this place
je4 3m Proprietor
- BARNES HOTEL-MIssIssIPP CITY
lages %ost eonmodIous and most dssiraby located
The undersigned having placed his Hotel and adjacent
form his friends and the public hs he open
Attached to the Hotel is splendid Billiard Room PIT
Alley Shooting Gallery and fine Yacht of a tuns burhen
| In the Gulf.
Parties wishing engage will please
WIN. BARNES, Proprietor.
B9Horses and Carriages be obtained the
lines. myl3 1m
- POINT CLEAR HoTEL-THE PRoPR1E-
and the public that they will the Point Cear
The buildings being put thorough repair whsrves
rebuilt and the have been greatly improved tho past
wnter building erected last finished and fur
Hotethe two connected by continuous gallery Of 81
fee, in length upon two stories ogeher the buildings will
Point Clear Is delightfully."- situated being open the Cult
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant drives
yiew fairly tested last season. Not single
yellow fever originated there has We find there the
h Fl FIX snd are
dant during the good Coton Band engaged and
every variety Of amu" ements will be furnished
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days will make midday trips to accommodate those who
| Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. q. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO..,
Mobile, Ala. April 90 1885, a27
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TONES, SON & MELVAIN-
No. MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
G UNS, UTLER
PLATED WARE JEwELRY,
FANCY GOODS. BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY and SOAPS.
H1- Sole Agents for Westley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eleys Caps Waddng and Cartridges Heitors Army Razors
jy16 6m
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Mobile, Ala. April %, 1859. ba'le hSa' ssa

-. VEKANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF LA.
XSSfayete Square and Camp street.
~ This fsyorite establishment formerly Florence House
undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened
the public the LIST October Tho location being opposite La
syette Square, and in the immediate vicinity of all the fash
oabe places Of amusement better adapted the comfort
Families hayng broad verandah than other hotel in the
South This house Is to be of the bt class
In all its appointments.
seI4 W. a. JgrvH
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SECOND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS AND

y MACHINERY for Sale.
One Second Haud Steam Engine of four and
twelve inches diameter cylinder upon heavy iron
bedplate with Fly Whe fourteen feet in diameter having
Pipes ard 9oyernof All IN comRse little worn
One Doctor Engine. inches diameter and Is inches stroke
with three brass and cast iron pumpn complete order
One Doctor Engine inches diameter AVID l6 inches roke
with four cast-ron pumps-in com ete order.
Two smaller Doctor Engines-not complete but be made
so If required.
large lot of Second Hand Hog Chains of various sizes
from inch to 2 inches in dia aneter-with Swives Guard
strrups, etc.
Two Second Hand Double Fued Boilers ~ inches diameter
and 30 feet org with Fire Fronts Safety Valves Blow Off and
Check Valves for each Boiler used singy
neced. They have been
cellen order.
One Boiler without Fluos AZ inches diameter %
onghas head only put in perfect repair
Ia suitable for Csern
GEORGE PATTERSON,
aus I'm Corner OF Delord Leyee streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-30

CANT LOUIS HOTEL TIE UNDERSIGNED
. having purchased the Saint Louis Hotel furniture will
inform is old patrons and the public that II will be closed dur
be reunished and reopened Tuesday November st for
their reception o. +. HALL Il co.
New Orleans, June 1st, 1859. je1 6m