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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14
For the Pcrrysburg Journal.
The Language Of Flowers.

Then gather wreath from the garden buwets
And tell the wish ot thy heart IN howers"
ofpurity aud sweetness the modes, EiRv tells;
The SIoU drop says, am no summer friend
iuricUld. that pride within thee dwells,
irbcr. ltu--"Im thine till life shall end"
The iSt,r speaks of rhcrrflness in old age,
The fragrant Basil would with good wishes gre et,
F@ppy would write her thoughts upon oblivion. page
The Beach exciaims. "in Heaven let us meet"
The CdtclRy says. thy willing prisoner, I"
lndignaton'S nush 'ocrspreads the wild LHpine,
frown upon thy face tho Psony will discry
The iaiian Cross discreet gives honor to the brave
Ohrc aud Ash, are the emblems fair of peace,
The Dahdd swcetly whispers forever thine"
Tho Weeping ciioir mourns for those We follow to
the grave.
And Ldd;ss- SiPpe, is the language Of caprice
The Dnpdsiion will quickly tell ,ou you intrude.
Jealousy, the "green-cyed monster with til Hyaciad
dwolls.
Ziania alone IA given to the pride,
or splendid misery tho lordly Su.ach tells
Cur2ation says "pridc comes before q fall"
PtNRyroyai bids us from temptation fee,
The classic OAK is honorcd most of ALL
And Cedar says II only live for thee"
Unconscious beauty the gentle COpSiip hides.
A private interview the Ped would humby claim,
Poets NirclSSHs an ogotiSt dcrdcs;
Gerdnism saws" there nothing in anamc;"
The vain HoiiyhOrk ambitious Is for show;
The clinging COiambtae can never give thee up,
Caprice and hckleness, the LdrkSpHrS only know;
Loves Offering exhalcs from tho Myriies fragrant
The Eglantine will only wound to heal.
CrySaUthemnw tells the oldcn tale OF love,
The Tdip-"thy spell now no longer feel"
Aud ASphodri "my thoughts shall follow thee above.
Hope is the EOWering dimORGS choscr sigr.
of Inconsistency the short lived Primrose speaks.
MVrie6 Hyrfis--"thc beauty ofhohness thinc,"
Aud HDncySuckfe no hasty answer seeks.
The Rosemary asks II boou-"rcmember me.r
The prize of virtue Thyme alone can tell,
C" dare not aspire so high. says the miniature ThiI
Tree.
The flowers ut last are silent aud tho Pine must say
alflrnNull
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14

A Mas COMING TO LTg ar HIS 0wN FUSE
RAJ la Orange, n. J week before last, man
named john Koch, whio engaged in painting
on third story OF a house, fell TO the cround
and was taken up for dead. He was conveyed
to his residence laid out. and his all lcted rea,
lives aud friends in due tim, proceeded 10 IN ,kt
the usuai arrangements for the funeral, which
was appointed for Sunday. Shortly before the
hour appointed on that day, te body exhibited
signs OF returning animation, and in few mo-
ments sflerward, to the sstonishment Of all the
young man in the coffin, who was, of cours,
believed to he dead, was able to converse with
his friends! Tho physicians, however pro
nounce his present condition as extremely criti
cal and it is doubted whether he may survive
dhe injuries sustained by the fall
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14

The Charleston M,rcury, in publishing cx.
tracts from Senator Browns la te Cuba speech a
rammauy, accompanied By the comnlcnts OF
the %ew York Jonrasi Of Commerce and the
Washington Unioa, states its chief reason, like
Mr.. Browns, for desiring The acquisition Of he
Island to be the strengthening OF the institution
of slavery. The Mercury adds:
Both the journal and the Uuion advocate
Cuba as damaging IN slavery. This is the
Northern or National Democracy interpreta ion
of the proposition. Black Repubicanism op-
poses the acquisition because il may strengthen
slavery; however desirable in other resppcts--
Ii persuaded that the position of the Northern
Democracy in this respect is correct end that it
would tend TO injure the institution. they would
probably support any rational project for OBJ
tanning Cuba. Let the people OF the South ua.
derstand their position.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14

EIGHr CHILDREN AT A BGRrH. "A bou{ two
months since, the wife of Jacob A bhott. in Col.
conda' c. W., pre- entel her husband with eight
pledges of affection at one birth These chill
dren survived unit six weeks old, when two of
them sickened and died The remaining six are
still living, and thriving finely The whole
eight were very small specimens of humanity
when ushercd into the world, as might have been
expected. This statement is literally true. II
is vonched for by numbers Of respectable wit.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14

The flowers ut last silent and the Pine must sAy
farewell"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14

a San ScENE.--An old man whose head was
blossomiug to the grave and his SON. Young
man of twenty years, was called up in Court at
CsntoG, a few days ago, to give testimony in a
case abort to be tried, but both were so marh
Intoxicated that lhey could not stand white the
oath was administered tn them, and they we've
ordered from Tie stand 10y the ulss.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-04-14
For the Journal,
Love and Fame.

hoNp
ny CARRIE.
All along the bright pathway
That leads to realms above,
The Fathers hand has scattered
The precious germs Of love.
And we whose souls are reading
This way, throughout Life's hours,
Mayifwe icM be gladdened
BY sweet affections tlowers.
We may see them in their beauty,
From meath our footsteps start
And feel their claspns tendrils
Entwining round our heart
They spring up all around us.
Where e'er our feet may stray,
Aud voice within us whispers,
"Grasp the treasures while you may
But beyond us in the distance.
Has be n set u guiding star
We have felt the charmed power
Oflts bright light from afar.
Aud our eyes have caught the cleaning
OF this ignus fatuus flame,
That allures us onward ever,
Toward the mount ofEame.
We have heard the magic story
Oflaurels that shall crown
All those gifted ones who reach
This far hill of renown.
And we listen to the peans
That DER our spirits roll,
Till spell OF wondrous power
Is laid upon the soul.
And we wander dly--sceking
That whci but few may win
Trampling down the germ OF feeling
That springcth up within;
And strive with hopes OF happiness,
And JOY applause affords,
To satisfy heart that pines
For smiles and kindly words.
Oh! break this spell; knocking dream,
The gift Of Fame will prove;
For the heart is only human
And all il asks is iore.
IoNT April, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24
n .CULLUn's SPRINGS, CHoCrAw COUNTY.
Ala, eighty six niles above Mobile twenty-five miles
~ Of Nete md Ohe Railroad Aal I've Hilss Meat


publio that his opened for the
cepen u visitors During the winter
and addition have been made with view 10 inereassd
fort and not only 70 invalid but othsrs seek
recreation and pleasure Tbs conss. Of tbs
erection Of several cottages the discovery Of
springs eestons the ether Of iron water hs latter
nounced by chemists b Of the strongest charace
modious billiard etc. and the whole establishment ha.
reprinted and The bath houses ladies' and
mediation. have been particularly attended to.
An experience the Of public house OF more
than years. determination keep his the
list OF class hotels" will he trusts continue
him liberal share Of patronage splendid band Of music
has been engaged for the alleys and oihe
places provided the promises. The cot
tsges all separate, and are neat clean and airy.
Conodois light dAuRht boRs will ply regularly twice
week the landing the Toznbghee river from Mobile
As the curative virtues Of the waters they have not only
be believes with perfec! propety hn there
Springs the United saes the short time they have beer
made known the public that have effected many cures Of
diseasss certainly
variety Of and valuable chemical medicinal cobina
tons.
Springs the valuable kinds Of waters fouDd
The celebrated Vchy the Chsybea the
Sulphur Such advantages these
afford not to be fonnd single place In the whole
South-R fact wnich invslids cannot teo well note
New Orleans Mobile these Springs In order to prevent
delay Of letters caused the mails which
however under contract he carried regularly three nes
a week.
Terms OF board will be moderate.
Carriages In waiting the landing the arrival OF the
boats to convey passengers Immediately to the Springs
An analysis of be had by applying TO j. WA
TERHAS BRO Of Magazine and Common streets.
WIZ ~ ~ 's'1'' - CHARLES CULLUM,
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"Hls WIFE AND OTHER PROPERTY TO THE AMouxr
OF TEN DoLLARs."-The Jasper County Qad3 Ca
zette says that fellow named John Harms was takea
to Lafayette Jail for safe keeping, last week. On
charge Of having stolen from one Jacob Lcax "als
wife and other property to the amount Of ten dolar
Allowing the property to have been worth anything.
the wife must have been Of precious little valae a
both were only worth $l0 The affidavit OF the pro-
scouting witness ia gem. Here 1t IS =:
estate of Indiana, Jasper Coantg.-Now comes
the said plaintiff Jacob Loux and tiles his affidavit
and upon his oath says that bout the first of Jaae
1859 Came the said John karns the defendant and
steals away his wife willfully and knowingly aa6
mischieyously Garry her away BY Nigh and Other
goods to wit Clothing Of wearing appearl and BED
Clothing aud other property to the amount Of IN
dollars and Carried said wife and said property By
nigh to the state Of Illinois and yet keeps said wfe
and said property Concead from the State Of lndasa
and further sayeth not
| this the 2lth day Of June 1859.
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Ntn Orleans 4aiIp Grssfsat
SUPPL
shosklns rr.gesy ~ clrss.rs.ss.

Z :
Shocking Trssety IN Circinnast.
The Cincinnati Gszests u tie 17sh givts u ~
lowing account Of ! wfisshoosing ansir ssd sstsqt
ed suicide in that city:
A young man, whose name Il sppsass from papess
found on him, il Thomas Eagsnts q 1ssbsa, =
had wife named Blanche, living u buase * assie
nation on Plum street shove Filth. Pres ~ vaRs1s
snd from big declarations 70 ~ Casaer. - kasn
that Ave times has be attempted 70 till boz hlg
and bis wife. Il would also appear thas - nsslsl
her aware Of her abandoned life.
The following note on him, shown biz dsshc p -
her last evening.
you. I await an answer On tie corner. cannN e.
ist without seeing you. Let me c0npe-muE ~ Y1M
very soon. oh, Blanche! Blanche! Blanche BlanchG
am very repentant. Come! come! cannot lire
We cault ~ whether he sent duplEcats n 4
About IL o'clock last night be csllsd g TIE hoass q
Plum street and desired 70 80 her. She VS. up eees
70 bed. She came down 70 - him, and q tcsd ~
he waated 70 WALK ont with her, andnM V, =
am going TO Kill ycu.r she aid lie wasn't sffAid,
and they went cut.
The next Known Of them, The Ressfys Corps 81
Policemen in the Ninth asest sessios hous wess
startled BY two pistol reports q the cornes Of Plua
| and Eighth streetA
They Immediately IN 70 IL sosnss. - eIsss ~
DeMarhais and Blanche = III dcM Il Bsugk6e1a'a
be was stretched a fu leDgi1 = u psssdssut, 8
psrently dead.
Mr. Vim. DeBsck. q DE Cosy Asasslst.s 60,
who accompanied the poles, eass6t & - 81
81 ssis 'n SPOKE % afasr. !. 3 e =
did H. Poficemaa McG3nW 49, = -
assisted her 70 rise. Shs ~, II e. - - ~
house to die.n Then she excldned ~ 49, *0A
asked her where her daustsss wss. ehs ~ -
| was with the Manh Troupe, and upon being rsmoys1
a. she was forthwith, 10 Tho Ninth stg1st slsfisa
house, she took Of : sPlssda e esu.. agpsd -
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thoS0
tu1lflrs,
see 1e Master Of Transportation, Camp street opposite
Lafayette SQunre. Persons who reside
ssdcpes establishment the line Of road procure
acksts In Of twenty for their
dnesd rate
The Company are now prepared forward Goods and Peck
Ass Of all kinds 10 place with which they have
so. receiving and dsvsfug tho any part Of the city
T. 8. WILLIAMS,
Nast.y ~ Tvun otInn
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x7uLCAN1znD RUBBEk BETTING. PACK

VULCANlZED RUBBER BETTING, PACK
ING, HOSE, etc., etc.
BramhiIi & Campbell.
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY,
Warehouse No. 1870 William street, New York,
ctsuy informs Merchants Dealers Jobbers etc., that
they constantly hand full assortment of all the above
mentioned goods together with such others In for
every mechanical purpose.
ASpecal orders goods which not kept hand
will receive prompt attention.
AA goods furnished manufacturers prices catalogues
Of which be obtained sppcaton by addressing as
above iylS 3m
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And Others amounting 10 5000 shares, S3uOoo0
Thus done and passed office at the city of New Orleans
aforesaid The day and first aore written in prese
age domcaed in this city and expressly required to be
present. who heeuno signed their names together with
the above mentioned parties, and me. notary.
Originally signedo
j. N. Robert, Theo Frois,
+. danucheau, M. pucros,
A. Conapd, :. :, ann others.
certify the foregoing be copy Of the original act
In FAITH whereof grant these presents under signature
and The impress of my OF Office the city Of H. 81 New
Orleans lis day OF July, thousand eight
hundred and fifty nine ~, :, ,>rnn WI. ,,,
The Undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in and for the
parish and city Of New Orleans, ceres the foregoing H. 81
charter was this dey in his Office in book society
No. 4, folios 29S to S02. -
New Orleans, 2Sth July, 1852 .,,,, o, ,,,,, -
(SgnedD JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
ltaw5w
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CHARLES I1EIDslEcK CHAMPAGNE

n
This celebrated Wine Of the above weknown brand has
qeen will continue to be- received by the undersigned IN
quantities the increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied. from the strongest evidence,
the closest neai descendant Of the old and
established house Of Hesck Co.. Of Rheims they have
hold of 1t with determination to bring and Its claims
distinction before the public generally than here
ofore The superior quality Of this article must satisfy any
its emanaon is from whero great attention,
we'll thorough experience have been brought to bear In
production Charles Heidseck has given his whole mind to
the perfection Of his wne and to making worthy of the name
Frequent visits the United States have enabled him mere
fully understand and appreciate the tastes and whes Of
and of his having proed by that information 10
evidenced by the Champagne presented for the palate Of
the connosseur-e wine for It's rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties Of brands Of Champagne
greatly doubt confuse the purchaser but the lover
Of good genuine wine look for Charles Heeck
In full the lEbe we'll the corks and capsses
7. W. BAYAuD Co.
General Agents for North America, New York.
Charles Heidsieck be obtained quantities
under mentioned Houses besides many others not here named
and at retail with all the principal oelkeepers.
E.J.HART CO.,
J.H. i l. N. MARKS,
sEwELL t. TAYLOR,
fe2ly PAYNE STEELE co.
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RORFF BROTHERS
II GENERAL ENGRAyERs AND LITKo GRAPHERs
81 william Street,
New York.
Blank Checks Bills of Exchange, Fancy Envelopes Ball
Tickets and Invitations Bill Heads Letter Heads, etc., etc.,
engraved In the highes. style of modern art.
aOrders the South respectfully solicited and will be
oiled with promptness and at reasonable rates.
REFERENcEs:
BRUFF BRO. L SEAVER, A Warren street, N. Y.
NIXON ADAMS, Crescent Office. N. o. jyiS 3m
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An actor with very homely phiz was pleyia&
Nlithridates, when beautiful young captive sad y
Hook, who was in the pit, exclaimed Don't stae
him don't stop him; for heavens SAFE let hla'"
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ETRIBLJNG SPRINGS, -
AUGUSTA CO., VA essii

This ountain retreat which has been resorted to by
lids for the last half century having undergone thorough
repair since season. will after the 10th day of June be
open for the reception Of visitors
The waters Of this place alum, sulphur chaybeae and
fseestone all at hand For analyst Of hese waters made
this year by the Professor Of Chemistry at the University Of
mans book on the Virginia Springs Of 1859
vors to this place leave baltimore Washington and Rich
p M leave Stsunon immediately after the arrival of the
daily in four horse coaches and arrive at these Springs
O'Clock same eveniug-l3 miles.
physician resides this place. Board per dsy 81 per
week, $40; $50 per month by the season.
The proprietor and respectfully to their
friends and the public generally that pains trouble shall
be spared make their both comfortable and agreeable
Aa~Amusemens- good music, billiards ten pins, etc.
CHESLEy KINNEY, Proprietor.
II. az 6yy
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-, COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR
2HHi and CHALygEATE SPRINGS.

the LIST Il situated The line and full view Q!
Bonsaeks Depot Roanoks Va at which Depot an omn
bus viii always found waiting the arrival of the to
W Thsse Wife h and Waters have effected
% n The e
sy and 81 e az
Of the skn cases of letter. and other erup
and nd
xS.S
s 20 who
- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE NILES North sags
Inown 5oaEbsH Aisssms Missis,pgi s1s
ss.
seasons Of the year open for the reception Of visitors
since that s have Bees dssny
Of he guests Theg SaVs now eopoed aTse
containing paror ballroom, dining ROOM scepngroom
location being the hills of the Tennessee river and
Shoa Creek the air and climate naturally and health
THE TABLE
Will supplied with most wholesome food
the afford with pste aud attentive steward and
The Bar Confectionery Bowling and Billiard saloonr
Those who and visit snsh plsess for pleasure will nt
Band Of Music viii Be in sondsece eniysn
The streams aboand with sh and are ne for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee river within four mile.
of the Springs with good road to make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One Of the best Physicians that the South Affords who hat
had successful practice in connection with tht
water will reside OF the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
yerted into hospital for invalid servants and placed nndef
charge Of experienced that all servants sent cr the
beret Of tho waters will have cofoabequaers and receive
prompt and proper attention.
Memphis and Charleston Ksiroad, from Memphis Tsns
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by fourhorse coaches
the springs in two hours.
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train, will braak
fast at the Springs next morning. and those leaving tn
morning train will take supper at the Springs evening"
ELLIS, BEAN i Co, Proprietors.
Refer teMessrs scruggs Doaegan Co., New Orleans.i
:. B. NJ. Lowe & Co., :.
=. Bradley Wilson Co.,
=. W. l.. I4nLer Co.,
:, s. @. Nelson L Co., :.
=. Phillips Nixon q Co.,
=. Dyas Co.,
mil An Samuel Bell, Esq, :.
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EnES1 1885,.
~ g9zI6e2NEw ORLEANS, JACKSON i GREAT

nEH9E@22NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
COce In the Railroad Building Camp street opposite La
fayete sqnae will deliver Of the city such Bag
gsgo Packages Specie BEnk Notes Je~elry received
By the Railroad, otherwise be entrusted to their
cdarge forward the with ard dispatch
point the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them that
poee either the Express Office the residences Officer
individuals
On approaching New Orleans tho Baggage Master will go
fhrough the aud receive the Checks and sddress Of all
wishing their Baggage sent their hotel residence
A-The Company will BE- responsible for all articles placed
10 charge Of the Baggage Master.
BXPREsE CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
Denot apd
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DURYEEs, JACQUES & CHAIRMAN
~ Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
70 Gravier street, New Orleans
DURYEE, JACQUES L CO..
u Chambers street, New York.
eul 3m Eactory-Newark, N. j.
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL.
~ ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
G4a6eg Commencing Sunday, May ], 1859:
-DErAEruRs or OARS
Yrnt rff1y ~


On Sundays the steam train will make the O'Clock morning
"trip and lesve the city hour after IL o'clock until
O'Clock ut night.
On and after Sunday 18th INIT there will he halfhOur trip
syery Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake at night by the Horse Car
Vhrn required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop at GENTLY Station when notified
AHcept nRf trips, and O'Clock r. NJ Sundays Fare
zach Is CENTS and conductors must lave timely notice
MN
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FRANCIS s. LOUTREL-
No. As MAIDEN LANE,
New York
Every variety of Bank-Book Paper, Stationery Steam
| Printing photographic Work and Book Binding.
A3>Orders respectfully solicited. jyla ly
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KEDDING a. CO.'S
~ II u - s66THERs ExfkEss:

OFFICE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N ORLEANS
FOR the Reception and Delivery of Goods for ali Points
On the Opelonsas Railroad.
fhts Company organized for the Of doing GEN
E8AL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes Jewery Merchandise Bag
gage Packages the United States and Havar
We prepared do General Ci.y Express and Bag
rage Business connection with the New Orleans opelousas
and Great Western Railroad.
Will call deliver with dispatch and at reasonable
Baggage Freight Packages to and from all parts Of the
rity Of New Orleans.
srchants planters and citizens rely this Company
minute article any destination, Rld
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. +. BEDDING
TIL. THAYER,
Prcpretors.
s0Authorized Agents of Bombaier Co.'s Island Of Cuba
BKpfess. d. tt
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Il 1MAfL RouTE "

A-,- Through to New York in Four Days
AVID Nineteen HoursAvoding all the Dangers of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route Memphis, ct Louis Chicago, Cncinr."
Warrington Philadelphia New fol and all Eastern Cities
f~o Days Time Ssvedi-Only Seventy Miles stagingvis
New Orleans, jackson and Great ,Northtrf
RAILRO
Canton Miss thence by Mississippi Central Railroad
Gins, Sutton Dudey's treble daily limo Of EouHor5e Pefi
Coaches to Grand Junction. Tenn
Through tickets Memphis and New York be had attic
Scks. Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company.
The Gap of the Mississippi Central Railroad have
become good close connections made throughout
Che whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad is
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
M5-Eixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AT I'm SIMS, SUTTON DUDLEY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-24

THE POLAR REFRIGERATOR-
L With
FILTER AND WATER COOLERS CONFINED.
Involving important principles before attained which
enables Meats Fish, Milk Vegetables Fruits etc to be kept
longer dryer and cooler with less ice than be done with
any other Refrigerator now in
BARTLETT L LESLEY,
Manufacturers,
jy2s I'm No. 416 Broadway, New York.
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WILLY WALLACE
! w 1871 WILL NJ STREET, New York,
Importer Of Foreign Folio Letter and Note Papers and En-
vecpes; Rehbach's Celebrated Lead Penss German Red
Tapes Gum Tickets Instands etc., etc.; Cardboards and
Cards. Staple and Fancy Stationery generally FOR THE
TRADE. jy2S Smeod