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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

Des Moline River At point two or
three miles above tho crossing of the
last named stream il an extensive bed Of
Camel coal over which the river runs.
The first town Of Importance after lcav
ing Toledo is Mon,ezuma, the county
seat Of Powes HEX county they possess
a fine Court House Of brick, and an
Academy, which is not yet finished. On
the whole the town look well, and has a
fine country around to support it. The
next in order is Oska.oosa, which seems
to be doing we'll; they have several mills
4 foundry, large number Of tasty dwell.
ling houses and public buildings II
miles south Of the last named place on
the north bank of the Des Moine River,
is situated Eddyville, to m,y notion the
most stirring business place on the route,
and promises fair to be point Of i'm.
portancc at no very distant day. They
have a 6nc steamboat landing and the
located line Of the railroad, which is
now in running order as far as Ottumwa.
twelve miles below, on the river. They
also have draw bridge 100 feet long,
over The rixcr, which is us fne one Of
the kind as there is in the State. It was
designed and built by Mr.. Clark, Arch
tect and Civil Engineer who resides in
the town. Twelve miles southwest Of
Eddyyille in the town Of Abba county
seat of Monroe county, It is BY far the
Oldest looking town on the route it has
a fine bril-, ! Court House. | think that
the bui!dei 0lomm tilted an error in the
plan by hitting the steeple upon one
end instead of tke center of the buidin:
as it stands in the center Of the public
square, but every one to their notion,
Ten or twelve miles south Of this point
is Mora,ia, town founded by the Mo
ravians, about two years ago. 1t is in Ap-
panoose county, and is the last town Of
Importance UPON the route.
There are three towns upon the side
line mentioned in the foregoing lines,
the first is New Sharon, then Bluepoint
City and Grinnell; the first was found'
ed By tho Quakcrs, the second by people
f. IN North Carolina, and the third BY
Congregationalists from New York. The
two first are towns just starting, the
third presents fine appearance situated
upon high rise Of ground and contains
many fine buildings, which | have not
time to describe, The time is not far
distant " hen Grinneil will be our mar
kct as the Miss 4 No. Railroad is max
in rapid strides that way.
CHARLES ". IRISH.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

ONO ELEcrIoN.-The Official vote
shows the following result. The total vote
il $50, 7Gs' being ten thousand over vote
Of last year. il, however, short 80, 1884 votes
Of tho Presidential vote Of 1856:
Governor-W William !: Denncison, Jr.,
1874, 500; Rufus p. Ranny, III, 266.
Dcnnison,s majority, 1927.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
From the Rio Grande-- Brownsville
Not Taken.

Washington, Nov. 10.
The New Orleans Picayune Of Tues
day says tho merchants of New Orleans,
interested in tho Rio Grande trade will,
Should there be necessity to do so,)
fit out at their own expense hundred
armed men for the protection Of Browns
vile and the adjacent settlements.
That red,ubtable Fix Governor VII
daurri has arrived ut San a antonio.
New Orleans, Nov. 10.
Adyiccs from Brazos to the 4th state
that Brownsville had not been taken on
the evening Of the Sd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
Browns Petition for a New Trial BE-
nicd.


RICHMOND, Nov. l9.-The petition of
john Brown fer writ of error to the
judgement rendered by the Circuit Court
Of Jefferson County, was presented to the
Supreme Court Of appeals yesterday
The Court to day refused to accord writ
Of error, being Of the opinion that the
Judgment of the Circuit Court is plainly
riyhs. The execution will therefore take
place as appointed, on the ID Of December.
Judges Allan, Daniels, Marcure, Lee and
Robertson on the bench.
r&@- DON'T FAIL to see SIXTH
AiNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT" and
hnilliant offers, in another column.
ma. Our readers, will no doubt, be
highly pleased with the contribution Of
Mr.. c. W. Irish, giving description Of
the route Of the st. l.. I. Il st. L. r. Il.
The camel coal Of which he speaks, We
believe was not reported by the State &c.
ooyist, as existing in that valley. It is
the very best article Of bituminous coal
and the kind from which kerosene oil is
manufactured. We have no doubt it
will yet prove a great source of wealth
to GU. State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
Pennsylvania Republican Convention,

The Republican State Committee Of
Pennsylvan il have issued call for a
Estate Convention, to be held at Harli.-
" burg, on Wednesday, February I'D.
!" 1860, at y IN, to indi:atc their choice
"for their next Presidency, nominate a
candidate for Governor, form an cleo
"toral ticket, appoint Senatorial, and to
" designate the time and mode Of elect
ling District Delegates to the National
Convention, and to transact such other
Cuisines as may &c deemed necessary
to insure success at the General Fec.
!" ton"
It seems from this that chat the friends
Of Judge Read carried their point-that
the delegates are to be chosen BY the
people Of each district, and not by the
State Convention as the friends Of Scna
tor Cameron dcsired.-Prcss and 1ri
Junc.
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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT" and
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
Cincinnati, Nov. Is.


A FRIGHTrUL RAILROAD DISASTER
An accident occurred this morning on
the Indiana Central Railroad, near Cam
bridge. A rail was taken up on the
bridge fer repairs, and before it was re-
placed a train Of ightcen cars of hogs
came along at great speed, and before it
could be stopped the engine and thirteen
cars plunged through the bridge into the
river.
4. j. Smith, conductor, Of Indjanapo
lis, Green, brakeman, and droyer named
Newberg, were killed. Several others
were injured. The engineer and fireman
jumping, escaped. It is said that over
500 hogs were killed. The engine, cars
and bridge arc piled up In one horrible
wreck in tho river.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
9Th Annual Announcement
9Th Annual Announcement!
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE
Il G $ ~ G Il c/fnn
N mr. :"
4 $ $ 0 { i alton /.

From all sections Of the country, subscribers
to this popular Art institutions tnow in its 9th
year. are being received in ratio unrarallel-
ed with that Of any previous year. N.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

1@ It is very strange that persons
suffering from diseases pertaining to a
derangcd state Of the Liver, will not,
when all remedies fail, just try one bot
tie of SANFoRD's INvlGoRAToR, or Liv-
or Remedy the cure is certain. I'm.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

Lctmctakcyourkr ifcifyouplcase.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

sw The Russian government, it is
stated, has just commenced railroad to
connect KEY with Odessa; it will take
fifteen years to build it, and will involve
moro difficulties and heavier outlay than
would road from st. Louis to San Fran
cisco. H9 4sa ifs5a as ii
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

nea. Go to the Post Office and subj
scribe for the Cosmopolitan Art Journal.
You are sure to get your money back IN
Magazines and large pictures, besides
running your chance Of drawing a very
valuable gift.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT" an,
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
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HD- In cutting up large elephants
tusk ia. Cincinatii, few days ago, a bul.
let was found mbedded in the ivory; from
Indications understood By ivory workers
tho lead must have been carried there for
some thirty years.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

rar Those wishing q good article OF
cheese, would do we'll to purchase Of Mr..
w. Wilson Of Buckingham township
lie, or more probably bis better half,
makes superior article, as We are able
to testify after personal test.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

IA" Il statement was made at late
convention OF the Congregational Clcr-
gymen Of New Hampshire that not one
Pastor in the whole convent ion used to-
bacco.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 24A, 1852.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
WOODNlN'S CHERRY EXPECTORANT,
THIS REMARKABLE REMEDY
WILL BE FOUND
a q Err AIN GU r Z
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Bronchial
Affections, Consumption in all its stages,
and in every Disease of the Lungs.

TVHIS REMEDY is an Anodyne Expectorant, sooth-
i ing and balsamic in its nature and signay pow
erfu searching the very root of disease by its
mild and Graduating action on all internal and Pul-
monary affections, rendering cure an absolute GER
tainty and now frequently prescribed by eminent
medical men IN preference TO the ordinary medl-
cines in the United States PharmacopOea for such af-
fections, the following letters amply demonstrate;
NEW ORLEANS, April g. 1855.
Dear Sir: The public generally are fully aware of
the thousands of remedies for diseased lungs under
titles of Sarsaparllla Pills, Pasers Llnlments, &c-
that are daily brought their notice through the
newspapers by way Of advertisements. My object in
writing tins note for publication ls TO induce the pub
lie. o. at least those who afflicted to that
articles of real ues in Pulmonary diseases
am conscious that in so doing acting unprofes
sionay and derogatory to the interests of medical
refsr to ''I Wo0DMSY'S tHERRY REINFORCEMENT,
which Is a scientific remedy that / have used with
more success than any OF the usual prescriptions
The proprietor and Inventor of Woodlands Cherry
Expectorant has in his possession 643 letters, from
every section Of the country-partlcuarly from the
each and all most audatory Of its Curative Proper
ties, and the permanent good effects every variety
bring Woodmans Cherry EXpectorant more promi-
ncntly before the public than otherwise he intended
TO have done.
In Offering to the world preparation whose intrn
sic merits have been fully attested by numerous I'M
fortunate sufferers from Coughs Colds, Influenza
Group and Bronchial Affections. which, if neglected
in the early stage, terminate in Consumption, the
Cherry EXpectorant Is of too costly nature to war
rant the Proprietor in advertising extensively is
done with host Of useless quack medicines, which
no merit the merit TO ueceivetnS lnial-
ble and Invaluable Remedy for all Pulmonary Alice
tons, &c &C. must on its own merits alone super
sede all others.
Woodlands Cherry ExPectorant is prepared with
| pains and care, combined with intimate knowl-
edge of the therapeutic action Of medicines on the
| human body, and chemically blended with the
most valuable herbs and roots that in Indigestion,
| Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and Wind on the Stom-
ach, its effects Warm. Aromatic Genial and Tonic.
In Asthma, it gives instant relief In short, there are
| few internal affections that do come within the
| pale of its curative properties.
| Read carefully the Pamphlet around each bottle
For sale by all respectable Druggists, at One Dollar
per bottle.
| O. o. WOODMAN.
| Corner Common and Magazine Streets,
| New Orleans, La.
NelC Orleans, Dec. Is. 1855. loft
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Smithield Plantation. Octoher3O. ISIS
To The dgclfs Of The Southern OIL COnipanlt-Dear Srs.
am in receipt Of your favor Of the 9th instant and
IN reply have % say have used part Of the barrel
Of lubncatIng bl obtained from You: and. nOtNIth-
standing the prejudice Of engineers. l lat Sized
comes up fully 20 your description. am
satisfied that you have attained desdrratum for the
South in furnishing H. cheap and valuable uil Of
home manufacturc
Please send me two barrels. and 0bige your respect
fully. Sgnedl W. SONES LYLE.
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wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUeE.
An medical men sdrnt that Intestinal worms esuac
DE death ~ thousands II rht'rgu annually, amt Fu.
tsl many tUrrihle diseases on those whom uiey du
noe suulmafily destroy. No apulHHy. therefore. b.
neetled iur iutro'lueiut preparation hko
wtNER's CANAuIAN vEHMtFUGE.
which. IN three days viii snnihate and carry IN 90.
ther Tape Worms, Round Worms or Nav Worms,
and Hi tha same uinei su brurp anil Intensity the az.
EeatiVe powers of the stuntrh Chat return 20 The
disease Ia NEXT tu impossible.
Aah nnV mHdIrHl man uhHi 81 tho chief pred ar0ss
iur rHuaF nf the many complaints whirh dUUI ulHfa
our Juvenile population at this season. The answer
vii hr "wurina" Happily aremudy iuneuoua amt
inlNNnles has BEEN provided hY seirure short
course, and ln some instances r. single dHao ~
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
Southern Made Circular Saws,
DUPLIC.4TES

OF the wearing parts Of our machinery always on
hand in New Orleansso to avoid any delay in re-
pairing
p S.-One Of our illustrated Catalogues of our Ma
chInery Will be sent TO any one desiring it.
NeC Orleans, Jan. 1853 lS-ly
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9lt6-C)rIrans Qirrtturn.
DIR. James DIsPelnls IS.
40. 81 CUsToM-HoJsE ST.
Between Royal and Bourbon Streets.

Re,vreen Royal and Bourbon Streets.
NEW ORLEANS.
F,r ne permanent Cure and k.ute1ioa q ~ IFt,"t
-. ,r,fLo,f MTrgp. HHai-dgrc from Btstncs', Or
-, ID Fgisnfs ir.tt ne BsC n Aeieig Dsogrcrcf
Plsahss 4 faIl GaaraH'eoi cher 'otf,4 he Rarer
nus nnne.,lscI success which ha-attendcd these
Rrmrle4 bon HIi pyrt- % The United states and Eu-
- tI,g many rrfnsfkalle cures they have effected
wItrh we're pronounced usur1le by the most emf
nent Physicians. u-td'- me Ia Offering them TO the
confidence 81 the unfortunate. The following are
SOME ut Che diseases termed Private" Wl ut which
these remedies permanently eradicate. viz; Syphilis.
primary. secondary gut tertiary; Ifgisr0i BchuIqos,
furur' Eailys.o1s however complicated they may De-;
disease ui the B11, rai Ta.as IlatalfH u fhs Bqi
d.r 1Hi hHin0. Reformation. Hfi.og.}. CaHc-rs. IT,
Htars. uud tll ,il-,t-s- ut the IS
sfkICIt RS cured without the use Of The Eoug.c
ur ans instrument
pr'JNNE- would also call thr attention especially
e those Who have privately AMI Improperly injured
them~elyr- w tat secret aud ANA solitary halt which
ruins The body sui mind; uniting them Tor business
The following are -umg ct che s5d and melancholy
effects produced ty gIry habits 81 youth. Weak
ness ut the Etrs and lIui Pain iu the Head. Dim
ne. "t Vision "-- 90 Hu-.l'ar Power. lMpiiauon
offhe Heart. Ncuuu-ue-. lufalhty. symptoms 81
Consumption. rtc. Mentally. the fearful effects ~
tie mind 1re more Goo De- dreaded los 81 Memory
Confusion ct Ideas. depression of spirits Eyli-ore-
hatinI-. Aversion Go society. ~eltl-tru-t Love ~
solitude Humidity e'e are SOME ui the evils produced
/ an persons afflicted with amy of the above -ymT-
toms should mot Cad fu call uu lr JAMES amt ir "l
once RESTORED Co. perfect health. let mo- false det
cy prevent Nau, hut apply immediately and save your
| SET tuW tus awful ant dreadful consequence 'l
this Terrible ulH.y. NsJLus-- ct thy Organs iinin'
i d.usIl cured and lnIl ,iEur Restored
T. ~-psr~au- r.4uIug out ,l che city. ~ cannot
i visit personally. ly giving p1Tt.rtr-gi tI'lT W.
i VII have the EcW"u.- 90 disease SEM v wy ~
dress. enclosed loo -tn1' poe ktlr aust wy
| observation. W g"uiflaiu''ilnu n''l'yH u, -, "
complaining Che 'rg the numerous CORES l"n''h''
'ton.1it,ran Isii ..ie,ly confidential. ,,,,rs
un.Irar l,.p.r.arv. 81. $. Cu~t,nhou-e street, BE
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

As superior to any or sold Ia ts market Il Is per-
fecty clean and free from all impurities and possess
g. elastic properties not found IN any other Pitch.
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Benevolent Institution established b. special Endowment
for the Rclief Of the SICK and DISTRESSED,
afflicted nth Tirulelf EDf-

Benevolent Institution established b. special Endotcmet
for the Relief Cf the SICK and Distressed,
afflicted Nth FTuient and Ept-
deHic Disease
INHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the aw-
Il ful destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions praetced upon the unfor
years ago directed their Cons utng Surgeon as char
liable act worthy OF their name, open Dispensary
for the treatment Of this class Of diseases in all their
forms, and to give Medical ariee gratis all who APP
occupation habits Of life. &c) and in cases of extreme
poverty. to 3HSh medicines free Of charge Ii is need
less to add that the Association commands the high
Medical skill Of the age and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association in their Annual
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, for
the year ending January ls 1S5S xpresS the highest
faction with the which has attended the
matOrhtea. seminal Weakness, Impotence. GonOr-
rhuea elect, syphilis, the vice of onanism Self
abuse &c and order continuance Of the same plan
for the ensuing
The Directors on review Of the past feel assured
that their aborS in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit the afflicted. especially
20 the young and they have resolved 10 devote them
selves, with renewed zeal to this very important and
much despsed cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhda. OF Semin-
al Weakness. the vice OF Onansm. Masturhation, or
Self abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs
by the Consulting surgeon viii be sent by mail Gin
sealed enVelope.) Free Of Charge receipt of two
stamps for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the
nature and treatment of Nua diseases, diet &C. are
constantly being published for gratunuS distribution
and viii he sent to the afflicted. Some Of the new
remedies and methods oitreatnent discovered during
the last year. are Of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, Or. GEORGE R.
CALHOUN. Consulting surgeon. Howard Association,
No, 2South Ninth Street Philadelphia Pa
By order of the Directors
EZRA u. HEARTWELI, President,
Aug, IA 1855. 44ly
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DIRECTIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

This OIL being Of penetrating nature, the tenden-
cy j. to coecta any dust dirt that may have secr-
ted itself accumulated in the various defects or
imperfections in the machinery. Therefore. where
other oil has been used. the machinery should be
thoroughly cleaned; and may be necessary again to
clean IL of, after applying our oil
Where machinery u kept cloan. the Southern OIL
Companys Luhricatlng Oh will be found superior to
any now IN use. In the Use II any oil is important
10 KEEp NnI-R MAIHlNEpN ~ ~ 49,
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Answers a. cheap substitute for raw Linseed. and
j. suitable for every description II panting, and all
eolorS except white or extreme light shades.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
CLOTHING.
r.. .H.1L.1RD y CO.,

Nos s. GO Canal Street corner Of old Leyee street
NEW ORLEANS.
WE have inst opened new assortment Of fresh
W FaH and Huts5 Clothing. Of avaricty ofqualities,
styles and patterns, which We offer for sale at very
low prices.
We Shall receive throughout the season contnu-
Gus supply Of new Goods, keepn. our stock constant
ly replenished with the latest fashions
Black French cloth Frock Coats.
Black and cnored cloth Patots and Ffocktees: Fan
cy Cs>~imere Coats. Pants and Vests with and without
Kagish'. Sacks ana overcoat>; Long and Short cloth
Clocks; Fancy Cashmere Pants Of various qualities
Black hoeskln q, and Cashmere Pants.
do do Velvet Vests
and without side hands. Black Union CASHMERE
Coats Pants and Vests.
Assorted Goods.
White and Colorcd Shirts for men and bovs Me-
rno Flannel and Canton Flannel UudarShirts and
Drawers. White and coored cotton and Merino Socks
truyIt~. Neck Ties. Stocks. Linen and silk Handker-
chiefs. Buck Beaver. and cloth Gloves, Suspcnders.
Umbrellas Trunks, Nalises, &c. Sc.
India Rubber oyeTeoats, Coals-, Ponchoes, Leg
ChiIdrens', Boys q Youths Clothing.
tolorcd and Black cloth and Cashmere Palf1ts.
FrockteeN Jackets Pantallonsand Vests Cloth Frock
Coats Rsglans Sacks Oyercoats, Talmas; Black and
colored silk Vests.
y. B-uur sizes embrace every age from FIVE years
Plantation Clothing.
Having introduced Improvements in the make Of
our Plantation Clothing. We are enabled to offer to
Planters Goods that superior to ANYTHING We have
heretofore manufactured, either regards the Quail
ity Of the stuti~ or the strength of the sewing
We now have on hand large assortment of Ker-
sey Coats lined with thick Kcrsey. Kerscv Pants
lined throughout with strong brown cotton Red Blue
aud Grey Flannel Shirts, Hickory and Brown Lowell
shirts al Of which comprise every size for men and
boys FrOcks and Jo-ey and cotton and flannel shirts
Of all sizes for women and girls We also keep an
assortment Of Heavy Blankets. heavy Wool Socks
black and white wool hats glazed hats wool caps Sc.
y bah orders sent TO Us will be filed with the
greatest care and dispatch
f MALARD & co.
Nos. IS GO Canal Street Corner of Old Levee n Or
leans.
NclC Orleans. Feb. II. 1859. 2O-tf
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Navy Pitch,

l. manufactured specially for planterS and others
whouse the Portable Gds apparatus and a superior
article for that purpose.
The Company recommend with full confidence their
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
MAUNsEL WHITE


HOuma. December6 1855.
NJ r. w. C. CSBk N1c OTleaas-pear Sir-Thc
Machinery Ro~n oil from the Southern oil Company,
you sent me IN October gave entire satisfaction hour
mails being free from gum and heat.
For suEarhouse purpose It will do well a. lumina-
ting OIL Thanks for the barrel sent me YESTERDAY
Your respectfully.
tSguedl NJ j. BRENGIER.
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Law BOOksy Law BOOksI
An extensive and we-selected stock of. AW BOOKS
comprising TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES. DIGEST. RE,
nent American and English Jursts
Also, full supply of FRENCH LAW BOoKs-An
at publishers prices.
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
No. Go Camp street.
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True Delta Office Press Room
New Orleans, Jan. IL 1859
Having been testing the Machinery OIL mad. and
furnished me by the southern Oil COMPANY for two
months and having adopted its exclusive use in the
Press Room for three weeks past. take pleasure in
stating That lind II equal to any oil have ever used
and shall continue its use.
chinery cool and cean and IL in every respect salts
factory. iSignedl RICHARD W. HARPER
Foreman True Delta Press Room
concur in the above opipon-
fSignedl WILLIAM 6. DUNN.
Assistant Foreman
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Patent Wheel Grease.
The Paint Oil

This Is a valuable and economical article. specis
Sugar Nils.