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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin Bank.
Mineral Point.

rF,HS institution having relinqushed its rights under
Banking Law of this State, and deposited with
the Bank Comptroller, at Madison OF money suff
redeem all outstanding couutersigned crcula
ting notes a. par.
Notice therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating Of this Bank presented
the Bank CoEp rollers Office for rernp tion within
years from the "a of December 1857, that the
funds deposited for the redemption OF tie viii be
surrendered 20 this Bank.
nS2vIItn52yI2 HENRY 2. GEORGE, Cashier.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known particularly
- saie bv WI LANYON * son, on Commerce street.
.-non,, ia assortment may be found the following
ALRIGHT COOKING STOVES
Nav Ego1er, uateI "toti
Black Diamond roh 60.
fc Cu.tirator URiUerse,
E~.,sr 5,lass BaHgsP, Lion, &C.
PREMIUM STOVES,
of all sizes and patterns in use Also ths ioio"
ing among other
PARLoR STOVES.
p.ta1 .. Cottage Stores, &C., &c.
BOX STOVES.
or al. descriptions and size, together with few COAL
STOVES both for Cooking and the ParloT- BE has also
a large stock OF beautiful
Britannia Ware,
including
Tea Pots. Coffee Pots. Sugar Crn. Gamers
Holasses Pttche's, Casters, faehe's,
Mugs, Cups CaHdlestiekS,
SYltt0oHs, Lamps, &C. &C, &c
Selected with care and oei remarkable low rates
Tin. Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
Of ALL kinds constantly hand, manufactured to
der. the shortest notice - -
In connection with this establishment is 4 FURNACE
where work in of their respective lines viii be done
the best possible manner go
job w orl attended to any OF the above Shops
short notice. .
E- Persons desiring any thing in his line are invited
70 cali and examine Iii. Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANTON SON.
Mineral Point October. 1888. -ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
no FOR Pixies PEAK!

TNHE subscriber is prepared TO leave for The gold
1 gions, is Offering dne assortment of.
Guns, Pistols. Fiasks.
nearly every article in hi. line prices
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing viii well call
He has hand large stock Of guns be repaired
for customers, which Will be sold paw
called for NELSON LATHROP.
MFeh 2ist 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
Travelling Agents Wanted ,
Permanent Emplaymenr

I'VE wish 70 engage limited number o res,a,s;hl
w Agents TO travel aud solicit orders for st.n,,,s
eezt FIRST Premsaa Fifteen and Treaty FIRE DotIar
Esls ssAc'Hg haeftiss,the very best low priced ~
ones az II is the simple its couslruetion reIi
aee IN Us OPERATION and less liable 10 get ou. OF order
salary az $50 per mouth all expresses l, a. ,s
to only limited number of Agents FOR eandition.
and instructions in the btasi Hess vii.
eIoseea l. NJ DAGGETT L CO.
9"i No. ! Wilson Lane, Boston Mas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
STATE OF WINCo .SSIS.
Bank Coupirolier'- Office

MADISON, June 70, I55S.
rT'aE WISCONSIN BANK at Mineral Poin. in this
State, having reliaqushed business and deposited
in this Office of money sufficient to redeem sll
their outstanding circulating par
is therefore hereby given, that ali the otstAni
ing EDed of said bank VIII redeemed 81
par, on preseu tation IL this Office. WA. DENNIS,
32ylltn2jyl2 Bank Comptroller.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

From the Wisconsin Farmer
How Deer TO PLANT SEEDS The
question of how deep to plant wheat, has
been several times demonstrated IN France
by experue l,s, from laying seed on the
surfac. to as great depth as seven nche 5
below, at intervals OF half al inch, and
the results in each pro.ed-prenising, a.
ways, The extreme care in choosing tie
seed, depth of tillage. manure, &c, &c,
wheat was always found to yield the
largest and best crop when planted about
one inch aud an half deep. Barley and
oats, from two inches. to two and one half.
Beets, peas, bears, corn and COLA, one
inch aud an half. Flax and ruta baga
turnip, half inch deep. T0rnips and
carrots, half inch deep. The seeds for
meadows need hardly covering. Jour.
Am institute.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

FASHIONABLE

i
BA RBERING AND HAIR-DRESSING,
I'VE subscriber having recently opened shop in the
room over the Mineral Point Book Store nearly on
poste the nted State. Hotel prepared wait upen
customers al any hour ofthe day. SHAVING, S IA d.
FOOHIAG, HA R-DhESSING, dre.. done in the Lest
manner and most "a Shionsole STYLES
BY street attention 10 his business and ardent
IRE 10 please he hopes 70 merit and receive share of
The patronage OF the citizens
tientlernen, please call and give aim TRIAL.
Mineral ct, June 2e, ls57eF24.f7 NJ FTCRNFR-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
NEW COOPER SHOP
COOPER SHOP

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the CT
L of Mineral Point and vicinity, that they la
opened
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
Pork Barrels, Flour Barrels, Mining Tubs. &c j..

kept constantly hand and made TO order.
Repairing done at all times All work warran ted
J. NJ. PICkARTS : J. SCHWARTZ.
Mineral Point, Oct. IS, 1855. 42tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
From the Wisconsin Farner
HUNGARIAN GRASS AND SUGAR CANE.

ss1rssss EDrToRs: am highly pleas
ed with the Hungarian grass-haFe save
ed seed enough TO SOW one acre next
From abou, one-third of an acre of
Chinese Sugar cane, with an inperfeet
wooden mill, made thirty-five gallons OF
excellent syrup. l design planting an
are next wear. Some OF my neighbors
will do lhe same.
R. PEARSON
APPLETON. Dec. Pa, 1883.
The Chinese Sugar Cane seems 10 be
a fixed fact In this vicinity. There was
about 1900 gallons of syrup made IN
BriggsviIie last fall. The average yield
was about l50 gallons 10 the acre. The
seed ripened very well usually. and will
be extensively planted the coming season.
F. II TALCOTT.
BarcesvILLE, Jan, IA. 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

in the buildng formerly occupied by Mr. Stringcr
Blacksmith Shop. Commerce Street, where ther are
prepared 10 manufacture every article in thvir line
f1
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22

WE prepared 70 sell the best LaSale COAL.
w Persous taking carload have it delivered at
3 so per and SIX dollars per from the ward
The best Biosberg Coal always hand, near the
Depot We sell for Cash
Good Seasoned Wood also for sale the lowest
price. TREyEKROW & CODE
Miaeral Point, Sept. -, 1858. 6m3e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
LOOK HERE .

FOR RENT.
THE brick house the residence OF " L. Ianyon,
ST. il offered gent reasonable terms The hou,e
With a well, cistern, barn and oui
buildings attached Possession given the first ds {"
February.
portuniry occurs Inquire Of ThOS. IA
Mineral Peint, Jan -, 1889. III
CIrNSQTTaS YeIrnz Qnck and SrsapaIllla re
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
G.4LE.V.z E.4GEfg BEER
Constantly hand
FRED'k MOELLER'S BEER HALL.
And for sale at $3.50 per Keg.
!. 0
FRANK FORT UShGES,
At 30 Cents per pound.
Mineral Point, January 10, 1873. 2f
MISCELL ANGUS.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

esta51ishsd by special Ead,u
for the relief Of the sex and Distressed. atct
ed Uith Plraieat and Epidemic Diseases
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-22
APPLETON, Dec. Pa, 1858


BaIeesvlLLE, Jan, IA. 1859.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
Democratic Platform Of
S10.

The following resolutions were
adopted by convention of the De-
mocracy OF the counties OF Fayette
and Union. held in Brownsville. on
the 30th day Of June. 1919:
Resolred. That we do unhcsitating
ly condemn the course pursued by the
late Representative in Congress from
this district upon the Gott resolution,
and that IN principle and policy are are
Nv FAVOR OF THE ABOLE
TION OF SID VERY ~ THE
DISTRICT OF COLU.NBIA, as
also are ~e opposed to Me extension n
.S7arery over the recently acquired and
now free Territory Of New Mexico and
California.
Resolved, That under existing cir
cumstances we deem.it unwise and I'M
polite for the Democratic party of the
fourth Congressional district to put in
nomination a candidate for Congress.
and that are earnestly recommend GEo.
w. JULIAN TO tie support Of tie party.
Connersvlie Times.
This was a good while ago. when
the people controlled the Democratic
party in some measure. The masses,
in all parties, are honest in their po-
litical sentiments, and majority of
Democratic voters i'm the North would
now stand where they did in 1s49. if
their leaders would but give them the
truth in regard to the great issues be-
fore the country.
But corrupt and designing pol
iticians. while steadily declaring
that the National Democracy" is the
"same yesterday, to-day, aud forever"
have. within few years. turned quite
around. and now call on the free men
Of this State TO follow them in an as
sault upon the very principles endors-
ed in the above resolutions. AS an
instance of this. read the following
resolution which the Richmond Jesfer-
sonian says was adopted by Demo
cratic convention held ut Centreville.
on the 18th day of November. 1859
Resolved, That we recognize the
existence of but one National party,
that is the Democratic party. whose
principles are embodied in the Cincin
natl Pstform-"Non- intervention "
Congress with slavery in the States o.
Territories. or in the District of Co
lumbia."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
The Boy Farmers.

n Maine paper tells good story OF
two boys. one thirteen and the other
eleven, who. on account of the sick
ness of their father. thoroughly plough
ell and cross-ploughed three acres Of
rather rough ground. which they then
sowed, and then narrowed it three
times over. They also assisted in
clearing one acre of new land, which
was sown with wheat. 1t grew well
especially that first sown; but at har-
vest, the father being still sick, there
was none to gather the grain but these
two little lads. Having neither strength
nor skill to use the cradle. they grasp
ed the sickle with resolute hand, and
reaping what they could each day,
persevered until the whole four acres
were thus harvested by them alone.
The produce of this crop would com.
mand in market Sl35. and they did a
great deal of work on the farm beside
This shows what boys can do If they
really set about it. and make work o
work. and play Of play-not trying tC
do both at once.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
New York Election.

The Albany evening Journal thus
sums up the result Of the late y. York
election:
\ Republican Comptroller Den
neston elected hv $4,000 majority.
y Republican Treasurer { Dersheim-
er) elected by $4,000 maj ,rity.
n Republican Attorney General
{ Myers elected by 80. 600 majority.
a Republican Judge of Appeals
{ (Davies) elected by $4,000 majority.
A Republican Clerk of Appeals
{ lIughes) elected by $4,000 majority.
y Republican State Prison Inspec-
tor { (Forrest) elected over the united
Democratic and American vote by 600
majority.
\ Republican Senate chosen by 35.-
coo majority.
a Republican Assembly chosen by
an equal or larger ma jority.
On the other hand
A Democratic Secretary of State,
Canal Commissioner. and State Engi-
neer and Surveyor, barely elected by
majorities ranging from 3l4 to l46S,
by the united votes of the Democrats
and Americans.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
ESrEnrRrsE OF New YoRK News

ENTERPRISE OF NEW oRK NEWS
rArERs.-Thc Philadelphia North a.
merican pays the following left hand
ed compliment to the enterprise some
times displayed by New York jour
nails
Should sn eruption take place.
through some strange French inau-
ence. from an Egyptian pyramid. or
should the north star commence dis
playing its erial lighthouse to sailors
near the southern pole. dozen of the
New York journals would be found to
have had reporters on the spot. with
spy-glass and notebook, and many
are those. between California and the
Aristook. who would buy and read,
believe and wonder.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08

1. q. Of e.. T. of Winchester, meets
every Monday evening ofeach week AZ their
Hall, on the corner Of Main and Washington
Streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08

~ The Charleston Mercury very
frankly says:
The Democratic party must be a
Southern party or no party. 1t can
not serve Shareholders and also free
soilers with their arrogant and ruinous
pretensions."
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08

III Life is too short to be spent in
nursing animosi,ics. or registering
wrongs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08

1. %. q. T. Meets every Thursday even.
ing At g. o'clock. At their new Hall. on the
Public Square
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
Business 1irrttorp
TIME TABLE.
J. W. WILLIAMSON. AGENT
WM. A. PEELLE,
Attorney ~ Counselor Ra In NJ

clice in the new Jail Building.
Will practice in the Circuit Courts, the
Snpic Court and the L. 5. Court, for the
District OF Indiana.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08

Randolph County for
1853 and and remaining delinquent Nov l5
1850 added the Taxes Of the present
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
CAREY =. GOODRICH.

AttOrncy and Counselor at Law.
Office 1st Floor IN Neg Jail Building.
Will promptly attend 10 all business en-
trusted TO his care. Strict attention given
10 the security and collection Of claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
RANDOLPH DIVISION No. on.

sons of Temperaace of winchester, meets
every Tuesday evening of each week. al
the Temperance Hall. oa the corner of Msin
and Washin -ton strsrs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
u. Is. GOODRICH.

attorney and Counselor at Law.
Ciice Up Stairs in the New Jail,
Will promptly attend to all business en-
srustcd to his care. Especial attention Civ
sn To the securing and collection ef claims.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

IL o,S1 nvuse' s"'s"y S''S.
Ess.ss
s'ss:s e viii I've wooden
iso@ :na fssi nshs. :sd iiass ss Yns
\; Ssss ss:s :ss
S q ,eA
~ s.nS snd "a ist io inshss .ed lines
house, and al he other wooden sniidass thereon
II and s
hi.sep iss ao .rr. 10. and measure. 81 niche. u,
s. ssss month";, .oo
.ss ls.tss s.ssfa i .sea !. 10
month o w. : - : -
se1ess ssses = @ "a
4 s1 " a,. :, .,,. !, ~ &C., nn.. .. -
&: ss sss
ssS III q 50
depth q parallel
ss:Is
y e II sss, &C. &c ss
r. iaes.: .ad lioss t..ns = ysl.
II n ?! .. c store
4 4 !. ss
depth Il s. sss il inches and linz. ssswssn
o IN mss ri I ss rs Z 81
a'ines
together With thIsss,oy brick sore designated as No.
n 81 pa E q
ns s 6 s Gs
ss
'a aos No. sso9 IS fs.. ineh.. on Felicity
roa or e. e. cs1ss ns a osRs
on tbs line diyjdinr ii from Iot No s. - -
sss sss. q
.s.ssa =. - '''s' q. = =
TsSsae es.. Hsv.s ma
mated sy No. and and having the following dimensions
81 e. @ 4 asss. ~ sps A. lie. ,,s It.
Sssssg
Psi:''s s s
n1n'li FIVE LOTS OF GROUND designated By No. j
: sss iss: ss
49, the ess, lime dsng Lot No. and
Lot No sms..urss 81 let street. width
a sSsnf p. 4 a On @
.ssS.s
Lot No. i isrssnisr form,
CT Sse II f s nsnss oh s s lire as L
% nd
sss mouse a0'onns anu
ss % 1 5os :. ss
From e res dga A. from & H.. NSs and
Ssf III a. = 's with
sss.
from 10 set and diyidng from Iot No tore.hsT
sisssss ss:ss
I S. ssssss e n:
Foydrss TsSSnpeass Ns.ssss AiIsy ..a
Sssas IL % as %
s S1s o
VI IS 81 forming 9t s.
ss;. Fss' and Ds'1a streets designated No.
o eo and ON he
g. feet dspn aaa ae fSnf In 4 MI
tess,her With part ef an oa Wooden house.
Lot se}ass & me last ,o smd 81 e @
hs ue "a II dspth ON
line ear, ana % ron Lot a No y an
and %
Ss 81 q. ss
asi ins from III IL
NH fH
ine nearesI 20 NJ bnnss w M oo ~ooaen
mousse Anu pa.s ~ n ~ rs. and .,
~. ~. a1o nri rs "a s ncIss n 'snth III ,ha ~
Ieet ~ s. =, ~ x S ~ ~ I
eo s So, % Ina nsrsa y es srst hsn 1tsa n
line nn,ne to and Prsr
street then another line .rslsl
| il from iGt No. s, s ,85F ~
Lot No. Il feet front Pearl street. Width
on line 50 feet inches il lines
TO- A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND comprised betweer
Tchouptouias Lonsa Administration and Dc
Tchoupoua street. 2 front AnnuRciatior
Us feet inches and In depth on the line nssres
est Louisa street. by the tenant
Leased till 3lst October 1859 the month
III -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND designated by the Nos.l, Q
and forming III corner New Streets
The square by Levee Dslord Pearl
| Streets and measuring In measure follows y
Lot 25 feet 10 inches front Delord Breet
the same l02 feet 10 inches depth
the line 02 feet 10 inches othe
| line. dividing 1t from Lot No. 2.
Lot No. inches front Delod tn
same width IN the rear inches depth the lin
dividing it from No. l. feet 10 inches along alley
9 feet inches wide.
Lot the Of Delord and New Levee streets
and q inches New Levee q fee
l. ii the line along Inst mentioned alley feet
inches vide inches depth and ronton Delord eet
81 feet inches on the other line svding # from Lot No
together with brick building used as an ant
. brass foundry ~.
AX Ff f ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

ea4s 4 fsye1 M and Asus s.ii
s rsss esss FL a.
dssasa oginaiins hillary arrangement caused BY
Ms ess b necessities s:, ss sa
enabled Y osI wS perfect es..ainy fhs
s slses s's t s sis
)
s1 ssa
s Il
sss Hs s s The ssiSay s Eli
s Asas ~
e IN NJ Z. re | pss sa s " IL samss
sss Il NJ n 'asiss 4
vaassvsf upon Tic constitution Those cursd " left
ss
ss
co f
ri hs
a em al sts 4 j. aa
he s
disease Hence i even .ns, ;o valuable 4ns
pis @ fss sass
roa Al Ayfsa Sssh'5tls f1tIf sahfty rHYsro
n rarely evade them Their penetrating proper
nd IFS heath energy restored by aremsdy at
Ssy
ssos s,'s named Is pleased furnish American Alma
II s s ssa 1
r ssscs 4 s ssss alassss sSs
Sc Other ss.'1assS hs q III ians
an
Sosa H. Of tone and strength to the system
i: He s.si
pS hays a 81 been sns to "a
sss when once rsd Other s nisdi
&. S
employ dangsrsSs smsss sseSPs %ss
q n
sale Isg''sa & ~ ph : A1hg Msishf M fss Co., 49,
HAv1uAsD hsi & s iss;
= s,ss s.ssssa, os AsP South ss
Is exclusively possessing the combasd qualities Of
esa sRS sRf
sspsss IN 6 "a
ss. Ssss n.ssI ss sssss
4s sasss Nm ssSs ZINE YEARS
s u g s5ineh Double and Single assr y y store
nd a. s. sss By . a.,s. 4 I'LL. = NJ
4 EEDC FOUNDRY. NEW wosLEAxs.
LEEDS 4 co, IRON FouEDEss
sss @
@ ,s. or ssss sSa and s rsaS 70
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
j EEDc TOUNDRY, N1wosLEANs.

LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS al
d Vertical and Eoyisoni 6tsaA Engnee,
Builsrs Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans suse. Keslss 0aresfs
Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills,
Iu 0eerng, Iron Columns and Fronts for Buhding fur-
aee Mouths Gras Bars and all Machinery required for
besr duly authorised and prepared 70 construct
hl2 d&WE AkEDs = &uo'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
MTSCELLANEOUS.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
sSSs ssnpr.Ds
@ ss'n as 70 .1''sa nor
E s g: SogGeE Gqes
ons fSonssnd ss rTRsEb and POLISHED WROUGHT
cospns and puss from * 70 % Inches n da%as. snd
= ~ rsSn poOToR ,seS ENGINES Of different Sizes
AZ AVE Il q u, .ss ss
.psssT 81 baA1srsa MACHINES Of di,.r,p. s,,..
.'' ''' o. 'n' n''' A''f'0,' 's'n'' s. H. GILMAN,
az sa4W % e.-.y.s- stree. Nov Orleans:
II, eGs... r1TEsT sns, .cd
Eccentric Head Bloch, !, s -. 1850. -'''. H~'e"'
TT. MI s hra both T. iron sna xod
than any Circular Mi heretofore il uss
sys snd vbs1 brosn as os, ,s na. MI can An
's s ssH & n 4 S ,H$ s
Wis III souds q Ds,sn ~ ~ o a ana sas e
ssarn Patent consists n enabling one man to move the log
ssS S better work than Mills With the usual
% so Of g 'ss . y M nov n store ready 1r delivery
0aas Ans''' '''a ''4'as mus Z. sMlafLMAs, H.
-. es.e y ......s- .-ee.. Nov Orleans:
psys.s "a H,s. sDsE
ssg1. S H. 81 Ghs aos Il:
% ri: .s Z
ported from ths NORTH : ~ v
50 III eas .aa q ineSs: d!s%sssI 80 as IRON 1o'0
on 4, h,1d IN !. .u.,.,,..a :, -.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09
INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW ORLEANS.
OyyrcE-No 78 CAnP sTpEsr,
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending sist De-
cember 1858. $66g,AD "a
Assss ~ % si NJ iass SysS =
- - - N-S ' 80 - " ''' =
Ths rru...s ~. d.c,.,.d . c,vd.r6 oe sxvrNry pvp
az r. w. nsxs asGx!Ga SIx prp olHSSrd q ~ H. 1
sSS snS fss5 ao In cssn s eef'p oeu
1872 i,s1t sno tsoai VI .., 80.
III Snu ocs'p' PeyAD' ~ sss VI ss" ssef
~. NJ ~. nsinsns ~ ~ y f.nus,xs .ous. 1eso
~" N-' o ~ ~ HnrP pporurp pr..td.r.
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tyrTxNNn a AWMUI n Syr TIVE u6nMT
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

NOTICE TO OCAMPENTERS AND BUILDKRs
IN Patent Sawed rough and dsssd
from the best yellow Pine and Cypress timber for
purchasers & & 49, fSlF
Az.Lumber sawed 70 order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

NJOTICE-IN CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE DEMISE OF
IN M Louis Commagere, the commercial drm Of GRATlAA
COMMAGERE CO. is this day dissolved
The surviving OF the late 6rm Pierre Longs OF
Bordeaux and D. Graas New Orleans vill continue
CO.. In New Orleans Of p LONGIS CO., In Bordeaux
Mr. JNO JACOB HERR has the general Of the house.
" D-'-' ' PIERRE LONGlS.
jail II SD. GRATIAA.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-09

0UGAR mACHHNGRY-N NERRICK eOH1,
- Southwark Foundry Phsdepha would call the eA0ttua
ef Sugar Planters their well approved Sugar
Making Machinery consisting Of n RIeax's faent
he patent which has lately been exdsd 90 mpov
the perfect economical and easily managed
apparatus offered for sugar making. S
Copper Open Steam Trains with exhaust ssam cla1hsss
effective capacity and cheaper than before
etc., etc, i.s5i1 ss
latest Improvements. = ~ l'f
he win promptly attended to b. applying
a77'-s-. VIM. r. THONPsON Commsrcial Agent
VIM Z. FLANDERS, Engineer.