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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

ENGLISH AR1sTocRACY AND ITALIAN FLuNKEY-
IsMA terrible affair is impending in consequence Of
the discovery said to have been made by the English
norton Of the family of lady lately married to an
italian prince, and which fills with dismay every
member of the high race to which the lady belongs
Tie title OF the sodsant princes said to be ofa late
purchase and the prince himself not many years ago
cook in the service Of one Of the clubs OF London
Having been dispatched to Vienna by the club upon
some errand connected with bis calling, he entered
zed the splendid fortune Of which he is now master
This fortune has enabled him to marry into family
connected with the highest aristocracy Of both Eng
land and France.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

MEDICAL EvIDENcE.-Medical evidence should 6e
in simple language when given before jury. Really
which are perfectly unintelgible to the community.
The accompanying is specimen from another class
of witnesses.
During a case of assault heard before Judge fal-
coner, the following occurred:
i Surgeon examined found plaintiff had q sewers
confusion under the left eye great extravssaton q
blood under the eye. and some abrasion q the skim
Judge-You mean that he had a bad black eye.
| Surgeon-Yes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

1t was during the second term Of Gen. jackson that
he stopped at public house, while on his way from
Nashville to Florence, Alabama, and Thereby hangs
a tale" He was the guest Of Mr.. Samuel Wormley,
as fine specimen Of an old Vrginan as you will find
between the rising and the setting sun. large COM
papy was present, and many were being introduced.
The host presented two Of his sonsinlaw in the fol-
lowing manner.
"General, allow me to introduce my son-in-law,
Samuel P. Walker, who is nephew of James X.
POLK, General, allow me to introduce another SON.
in.law, Adley o. Harris, once a brother.in-law Of
James K. Polk"
In the corner of the room sat wag, who had
either eaten to much or drunk too much; rising from
his seat he said:
General allow me to introduce myself, Michae
r. Moore-I married Kate, the daughter of old John
| Miller !; give me your corn stealer."
Well, there was a laugh, long aud loud in which
the General heartily joined, while extending hi
i" corn stealer.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

How much has been shipped to Mobile and the
Alabama river cannot be ascertained. Several yes
sells have loaded up and down the coast which will
have to be deducted from the quantity accounted for
The Asia's mails came through yesterday, after q
long detention. We received the following:
LIVERPOOL. January q, 1859.
We have had doll market for cotton this week
It is strange state of trade. Cotton not only now
but since the beginning Of the season, has been
higher at the shipping ports than at the depots Of
consumption. While spinners and manufacturers are
realizing large profits never has consumption been
great and spinners and manufacturer profits no
large at present. The apprehensions of war seem
to have passed away.
There is some talk Of the result of cotton for
which bils wsse drawn On New York ios The puf.
chase-the cotton reported sold in transitu in New
York and drawn for there on England. There is a
good deal Of talk about several thousand bales
shipped in this manner, and the following letter
seems to indicate there is more slanghtering to be
| heard Of:
Per Asial LIVERPOOL, January 81, 1853.
Dear Sir-We are without any of your tavors to
reply to since we addressed you on the 14th, per
| duplicate herewith. During the interval we have
had unsettled state of business here owing to the
continued warlke accounts from the Continent and
considerable distrnst exists to the future. This
has, in monetary circles, been somewhat augmented
by the difficulties some parties engaged with your
| port have had in taking up cotton bills drawn upon
them and the losses in instances being serious
the holders Of these acceptances are thereon sorey
puzzled, and the consequence will be the sacrificing
/ of the shipments thus situated. During the pres
ent week there has been great desire to SELL espe
cialy Upland descriptions, and prices of this sort
especially ID per b lower. Imports 56 s57 bales
sales 44,2lO.
/ With reference to prices current enclosed.
4 We remain, dear sir, etc.
Several Of leading citizens, retired merchants, &C
tive merchants and nanciers talking Of erectn,
an Academy Of Music, or an Opera House. The tall
is of purchasing the st. Louis Hotel. As hotel &C
commodations are very scarce at this time, it j
hoped the Citizens Bank directory will conside
twice before thinking of dsposing Of this building
and listen to no talk regarding it, The Citizens
Bank can do more good to the city and country BY
leasing the building hotel than disposipg of it
Moreover, narrow streets are not appropriate fol
buildings of the kind designed. If location is de-
sired let Canal street. some other broad street. be
selected; at least where room and space can be at
tanned sufficient for carriage and horses to turr
rouLd and crnoline to spread. The talk is what al
Insignificant appearance the "Placides Varieties
makes on the narrow Rue Gravier. The public d,
not talk though they desire the Citizens Bank t
part with the St. Louis Hotel at present. until tw
three more buildings erected for the same pul
pose. ...a-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
y. II. Hammond,

y. Il. Hammond,
ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. o Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully socis orders in the above departments
of
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills Of Exchange Checks Promssoy
ebeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequalled IN the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing description Of work
Sone and particularly refers to the style recently intro
duced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
cheapDess Of hography and particularly adapted Bills of
Exchange, Checks Account Sales, Bill Heads fine Labels
etc ETC., etc.
Being the emily Engraver Pictorial subjects steel
the Sonh publishers others requiring Portraits Land
capes Book Illustrations etc. to examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the finer and
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and sent to the North is the practice.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI-
TATIONS Engraved and Printed in every STYLE puncuay
and at short notice.
COURT LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS, Designed, En-
gsved and and furnished with press,
'ic1 1n1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
Gotal Sntelliqtnte.

DouEsrrc Sc.,p1Nn- man named Iohn Herron
was arrested in the Second District nm Tuesday ave-
n;no for a mnrderons asgant with a hatchet mon n
n's, LUZ nuue,ou' assau. ".'u nssone. upon
"ouaa sa,a " ~ n's vic - eau sna' al'uo.su
her spouse for the same vice, refusing to live with
him or to let him share her domice at the corner of
Ton1onse and Dannbne streets Tn.sdav afternoon
he ATTEMPTED to enter the dwelling When drunk and
was attacked by Mrs H.. armed with Ratchet. or
tomabavk. receiving slight wound on the head
He wrenched the aboriginal weapon from her hand,
sn on,,;na hsr hsad ssvsre,u Int no.
co.,no.m,., Ku,rn, =, Ir,r,.so, c,n, A..
ooAhno.iaAS nl1Ihp IN 'hrfhHsos 1lff'IA'a
late hour night before last man named Con- or korn,
who keeps small store at the corner of Tchouptou.
Las and Eighth streets Fourth District was return
~ ut, oro,ho, narso, enon ,,h,, 49,
..s W.. NV. POI "ueu 'ney "..o
attacked by party Of four or five boatmen near the
coalboat andingi in Jefferson City. Korn was knocked
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

SERIOUS DIFFICULTY AT CENTENARY COLLEGE,
We learn that serious difficulty occurred at Centen-
ary College, Jackson, La Saturday night last. i
appears that marriage had taken place at the ~
dence Of Professor Jones' and the boys turneS t, w
give the party charicari. Whilst do'e se Gu sne5
were fired upon with small shot, and eur VI p so VI
the boys wounded One of the ,-.pi!s' DlvWn, ts,
from Natchitoches, bad an eye pue oue' MANY olsne
'''' Baton Rouge Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

ELoPEMENr.-We understand that an eopement
the parties of which both married persons, took
place from Amherst county short time since. The
mans name is William Thomas, who leaves q very
worthy wife and three Children and the woman's
Sally Turbett, who leaves five children. They mad,
their departure for parts unknown, and have moi
since been heard FROM
[Lynchburg (va.) Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
fourteen cases printed laws for

EXTENSIVE SALE.-Fourteen cases printed laws for
Of whom may concernThe particular attention o.
buyers called Of IA printed lawns
Of whom to take place this day at
10 oc ock Roger Co.'s auction room No. 20 Old Levee
Tern cash
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

Rusrrc RusxIN,-A son Of the soil, walking
through the exhibition, paused opposite painting
by Cowper, and gazsd attentiyely at the sheep and
oxen. aPoor catte. said he; but latter pausel
its only shabby and though" The thing was &C
counted for and the consistency of the artist vindi-
olaH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

CorToN SEED-We ask the attention of planters
to the advertisement Of Messs Vaudeville McIhenny. l65
street, who offer for SALE in lots to suit purchasers
puro Mexican and Hedges cotton seed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

What is that which, supposing it's g9atest breadth
to be four nches length nine inches and depth three
inches, contains solid foot? A shoe.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

BENZ. KENDIG, auctioneer, will sell this day, at II
o'clock Banks Arcade several valuable and likely slaves
viz house servants cooks washers and orers and fd
hands, paricu advetsemsn in another col
umn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

AMUSEMENTS,

a ODD FELLOWS HALL-YOUNG MEMS
4 SHSOCTETY, Mask AND FANCY DRESS BALLS.
80 A series Of FOUR BALLS will take place on the
First of the SERIES Friday, 2lt Jsnuary, 1859.
Second Nh February, l659
Third -, :. 18th February, 1889
Fourth :. Tuesd.y, Mardi--Gras. Sth March.
Gentlemen wishing subscrbe these Balls will apply to
the Secretary the office Of the Ball Room. Entrance
Camp street.
Applications for ladies' tickets OF invitation be made
Secretary, with their and residences.
The Board Of Managers will inset every Thursday evening
at O'Clock, the office Of the Ball Room.
No lady will be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by The Board of Managers.
All persons will BIZ required to unmask before enter
ing the Ball Room.
No adies Invitations will issued after the last meeting Of
the Managers, which will be the night previous to each
Bali.
~ Positively Subscribers Tickets can be procured or
the night Of the Balls jail tm8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
TALK ON CHANGE.

The weather was favorable for business yesterday,
and 1t was active here and there and everywhere.
The arrivals Of steamers were numerous all bringing
full loads, though We must expect some falling OF
in receipts Of grain generally from the West. There
is no doubt but the stocks in some Of the North
Western States are much les than last year. The
demand for foreign export is however, very limited,
80 that prices cannot advance TO the injury Of con-
sumers.
Sugar and molasses continue to arrive freely, with
estimates Of the crop of sugar ranging from $50 900
to 40O, 900 hhds. We have the following figures:
hhds,
Receipts OF tuga at the 1evee last evening, Feb
Purchased on plantations for the West. 5000
Expo ted from the Teche direct the 18th
10 NIL up, $1,000
zz,l7s
To be accounted for for the balance Of the
Total crop. 900
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
Chas. Fay.re Champagne.

q
Rhe Inns.
Orders received for this superior Wine BY M A. MAU-
RICE, at No. 20 Custemhouse street.
Eek position UnlverselIe of Industry and Fine
Arts, 1855.
The International Jury DEGREES the First Glass Medal to
Messr C. Fare, of Max sutane Co.. Merchants
and Dealers in Champagne Reis Department de Ia Msrne
exhibitor products of the French Empire Eleventh class of
the Industrial Division. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
President Of the Commission.
Palace Of Industry, Paris, 18th November 1855.
Court of Prussia.
consideration of the superior quality Of Champagne that
you supplied for several hereby confer
you BY this Patent the contract supplying my Court
ashoze you make the public under Great Seal and
Arms. ALBRIGHT, Prince Of Prussia
Berlin, 4th February, 1886. fec 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
1su LINENS, PRINTS, G1NeHAMs, BAR

SALE OF IRISH LINENS, PRINTS, GINsHAMs, BAR
rers AND ROBES QuLLEs ETC. Erc-The particular aten.
tim the .ae of Irish lrens prints ging
hans bareges robes sues etc. take place this day
'cock A. NJ, at E. Roger Co.'s auction No. %
Old Lsvee street. Terms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
Prescriptions.

We would respectfully call the attention of Physicians and
Families Prescription department Having secured the
services of Mr. GEO. MATTIAGLY whose skill and rela-
by this branch of business is the best guarantee
give patrons prepared attend to the
calls of all who need anything in that line.
READ, HEDGES g. CO.,
No. lts Canal street.
feS 2p26t Granite Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
Notice.

All persons having claims against the firm of c. G. BIER
Co.. hereby requested present them the undersigned
and all those indebted firm are invited call and
settle their accounts.
VIM. G. STEPHENS, syndic,
No. 95 Camp street.
New Orleans, February s, 1859 fe8 2pl0t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
Dr.. George W. Smith,

D L T ST,
Having resumed his practice will attend professional
gagements his Office No. Ut CANAL STREET, nearly op
posite Christ Church.i taA 2pu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
t.pIR A1xAsAcs FOR 1855 are advertised by

VALUABLE ALMANACs FOR 1853 are advertised Dy
Mr. Thos L. White Canal street, the list including Swords
Episcopal Almanac 1.-THE American Almanac The Lady
Almapscn "The Chid's Almanac I" and "Whes Louisiana
Diaries Of every description may also be
had Of this we'll koTn dealer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
'2t u 18 F& 1870. rEft''}Eg
VOLUME XII.

tendency gu and keeps the machinery cool and
clean, and penetrates the oil holes readily.
About two tried on made from Rosin and re.
commended for lubricang purposes, which gummed and
heated that compelled cease using it. This failure
thatI tried that made by the Southern OIL Company The
suit Of this trial has entirely changed my opinion found
IsgnedI g. A. SMITH,
Foreman of Press Room
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

Arang have been made with the following Hardware
Merchants this city who will receive orders and furnish the
products at the prices the regular Agents of the Com
pany: Messrs. McCUTCHEON, HOWELL CO.,
:. sLABK, sTAUFFER 4 CO.,
-. ]. WATERMAN BRO,
:. F.F. FoLGER 4 CO.,
:. j. s. RELF d CO.,
:. G. II. SLOCOMB & CO.,
:. PRIESTLEY BEIN.
The MACHINERY OIL is fully guaranteed when purchased
through any Of the abova firms.
When direct from parties out Of the city,
they accompanied with the of their merchants
or agents in New Orleans.
G. G. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
feo 2ptf No 70 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans, November s, 1858
thoroughly ted the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the oil Company the sides wrists and journals Of
the Press and find it in superior to
Lard OIL and fully equal any Oil have used
chinery Ii goes farther than Lard OIL and entirely free
from gum and keeps the journals cool altogether
the best have used during experience of fifteen
fSipnedl HENRY ING RAHAM,
Engineer Of Commercial Cotton Press.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

True Delta Office Press Room, !
New Orleans, Jan. IL, 1883 :
Having been testing the Machinery Oil made and furnshed
by the Southern Oil Company for two months and having
adopted M exclusive in the Pres Room for three weeks
past take pleasure in stating that find equal any Oil
have used, and shall continue its use.
The Oil is entirely from gum-keeps machinery cool
and clean, and is In every respect satisfactory.
[Signedl RICHARD W. HARPER,
Foreman True Delta Press Room.
concnr in the above opinion
[signedl WILLIAM G.. DUNN,
Assistant Foreman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

pLACIDE's vARIETIEs-aRAyIER STREET.
Stage Manager. JOHN SETON.
treasurer. WARREN
ELEVENTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. II. 1885,
Commences with the comedy Of THE COUNTRY SQUIRE
smith Si:s su:s" psap ssi ". So
81 As A s sas. IL .nS
ssS
Ss I'D s.sIsasa IT. IT, Ssai S1is
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquette rs cents
Boxes Third Tier, for colored persons only)..s0
Ialery
Box once 70. securing Dress Circle rarquetts
~ Doors open at hafpast 6ocock-Performance to com
nence at tell
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sr. CHARLES sr.
iesiss .s,;s and Idnssn Msnsssr s pFgAR pnsk
ces q :1 sse.
s. ssch; Private Quadroon Boxes, s5 each.
Last Night bu. Three of the Great RAyEL TROUPE.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. II. 1859.
~ ~ To- Ps%p n
fNTs K1yf fd By coRDE
9-To-morrow-Beneht of Francois Ravsl.
osss open daily Y,s,'. r n''
g. ESsHhz AsFHrrHHArHH AND
THURSDAY NIGHT Feb. II, ls5s-Thrd night Of the
LOUISE WELLS
Dramatic Equestrian Troupe,
And the maznfcentiy Trained Horses BoNNY BLACK BESs
and YEsuVIUs, in conjunction with
THE MOBILE THEATRICAL COMPANY.
Third Nigh. of "BUCK B1soNn
TcNIGHT will be produced for the third time the orgi-
nal American eaus''F'aB BSCR df;R', sisos sRs5'sd
Or, Baby Blanche, the Prairie Child.
Lady Blanche Miss Louise Wells.
siakelsy siss. Mr. g = Arnold
Lot Halliday Derr.
Other characters by the Mobile Company
The performance will commence with the farce of
| THE WIDOWS VICTIM.
a5nssi Mus asSs sSss sir.pado, g. j. Arnold
Tr Byron T1enaine Pelham Dodge cayanash
Inne IAN Gha,terg eas,s.agg h Bernard
MFs aFs FssS Fssslen Mss mIs L. I.issa.a cs1s1
Bo5s s e SbJ.ia
Miss Louise Wells will give Imi'ssns Of Celeste Augusta
|
Dance from la Bayadere, with Miss sophie Walton.
rTonorrow-f ourth night of the Louisa Troupe
| A LIVE AFRICAN BOA CONSTRUCTOR. 30 feet long
and weighing $50 pounds ald LIVE AFRICAN ANA
HEf ss If es
V1OLlN1ST, exhibition the cum, to
O'Clock each day. and for hour before per
formarce in the AmPhitheater.
xa-Perfornances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR.
| DAY NOON
Admission Amphitheater.. .......,,,, 80 cents,
|
| ORLEANS THEATER-oRLEANss STREET
| THURSDAY, Feb. II. 1859,
Benefit of Mr.. E. PROVOST. First night Of Rossin
Grand Opera in acts MIRAMIS-Messrs Delagraye
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, I
.sa December ls 1858. )
hereby certify that using and have been for
time nsstl Inc Machinery Oil the Southern Oil
tomnany and Superior the best Lard OIL and fully
eoma IN snerm The longer it the pleased with
=" l9'et Foreman of the Press Room.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

New Orleans Nov. l6, 1873.
The Southern Oil Company y-Gentlemen Having fully
tried the Kosn Machinery on made by Company the
have The pleasure thai highly of it ub
Gazing O beng in opinion fully equal as lubricator to
any On have used and in point of superiora
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
[signedl H. STILES
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
ODD FELLOWS HALl.-cAMP STREET.
a. PROFESSOR j. VEGAS SECOND
4 ~ CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL, at ODD

PROFESSOR j.. VEGAS SECOND
4 ~ CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL, at ODD
80 FELLOWS HALL.
Professor j. Vegas respectfully informs his friends
and the public general that second CHILDREE'S
FAsCY DRESS BALL will be given given on on THURSDAY, the
The Ball halfpast o'clock and continue
til II o'clock after VIII c the Ball for the Adults will begin.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Ladies Misses not pupils.
Gentiemen.
Young gentlemen, not exceeding IL years. 80
Misses and Masters pupils. Free
Ladies' and Misses wishing obtain invitations will please
send their and residences the Secretary the Ball
Room Office Professor j. Vegas, Odd Felows' Hall.
Positively Ladies' invitations be obtained day Of
the Ball
Gentlemens Ticke be obtained the Hall the Music
Stores and at the Ticket Office the night the Ball
No will be admitted except he his Ticket at
door,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

Stage Manager. .Nr. JOHN SETON.
Treasurer. .......................Mr Mr. WARREN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
Patent Wheel Grense.


This Ia valuable and economical article and specially
adapted Cart Wheels and heavy gearing Sugar
Mills
The Paint OIL u...
Answers cheap substitute for Lnseed, and is sua
BILE for every description of painting and for all coos except
white or extreme light shades
The Deck OIL
Is suitable for decks Of Ships and Steamboats, and for Rail
road Depos Bridges, etc. II will be found valuable, as
preserving properties which particularly desirable
In such cases. -
The Gas OIL
manufactured especially for Planters and others who
the PORTABLE JAS APPARATUS and is superior article
for that purpose
The Company recommend with full confidence their
Navy Pitch,
superior any sold in this market 1t is perfectly
clean and free from all impurities and elastic proper
ties not found in any other Pitch.
LIST OF PRICES:
Machinery OIL in barrels. Is cents per gallon
Paint Oil, :. .................. 80 cents
Deck OIL =. .................. 20 cents
Gas OIL, :. and casks....... 20 cents
Patent Wheel Crease In barrels. cents per pound.
Navy Pitch So 50 per barrel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

Picayune Office, New Orleans,
December II, 1858. J.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern Oil Company for tile past weeks on the
press of this office.
consider the best Oil have used my press, and
shall continue LIS use. a
freely penetrates the smallest of oil holes.
' IS;anedl X. R. SHERMAN,
o79|| Foreman of the Press Room.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

Smithfed Plantation, October 30 1858
To the Agents Of the southern OIL Company New Orleans
in reply say1 have part OF the barrel of ubr-
eating Oil obtained from and notwithstanding the pteu
dice engineers satisfied II fully your
cripio an satisfied thai yon have at.
taned great dede atum for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil Of home maruf4ctory.
barrels and oolige yours respefuly
tsignedl W. JONES LYLE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17

This Ia valuable and economical article, and specially
adapted for Cart Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
MAUNsEL WHITE.

Houma December 6, 1858.
Mr. F. W. G.. Cook, New Orleans-Dear Sir The Machinery
Ron Oil from Southern Oil Company you in Oc-
tober gave entire satisfaction journals being free from
and heat. 80
sugarhouse it will do well Eliminating
Oil. Thanks for barrel sent n yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
lSignedl NJ ). BRENdlER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
H. STILES.
Hu. hes, VALET & CO. Saw Mills, I

Hushes VAllet q Co 3 saw Mllls, I
Aigera, January 8. 1859.
We have usag the Sonhern Oil Company Machnery
two months past find fully equal to the best Lard OIL If
difference give the 10 TINS o ana snail con-
tiDue Its use. ,,uu ,, ,..
GEO w. GERRY, En- gineer and Machinist.
In addition to the Sew MIL we have used the
gnes and machinery the Louisiana Dry Docks for the same
period and with equal satisf clion and results ,o
ISipnedl HUGHES, YALLETT u co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-17
tS!gnel

Chemical Laboraory New Orleans School OF Medicine, I
September % 1858.
carefully examined specimen Of Ron Oil from the
Southern on Company and lind that retains It's perfect lin
pidy degrees below the Of ahrenhe's
scaethry degrees below freezing point twelve de
gees 1t becomes urbd, but does CONCEAL still
being liquid It therefore highly valuable ubrcating
In climates where the Is naturally low 1t
scarcely exposed under ordnsry circumstances
Temperature artificial has been subjected
without freezing. -. -
fSapedl l. l.. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D..
Professor Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School Of Medicine.