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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26
Papers.

A faH assortment 81 papers for Printer
Country Merchants. end Town People, gen
eral use such a. Plat Cap. Blue add " hiic
Ruled aud Unruled FoelscAp and Let;e- Pa
yer, Congress Cap and Letter paper. Wide and
Narrow Ban Paper, Plain aad Ruled Cemlaes.
eial Note Paper. Laiics' Letters aud Notes, all
sizes Plain aud Gilt Sdgf7.
II have the agency for Middleton Mill
Print PAvers. and sill Furnish Printers At mill
prices. Envelopes Of every sty le and quality
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HloIllx Books.

Ever, variety % blank Books. consisting
ia part. - Deny pay book~. Ledses-. ane
Journals. kuS.ia Ends aud Rauds. Wide ant
Narrow Cap. hall aud fall bound Day Books
Ledgers and journals. Cap aud QuaFios, Cash
Invoice and Record iseok- Receipt Book
Order Book. Nege AID Draft Books. Bill
Books. Time Book. Blank Drawing Books
Bank Books. Scrsp Bsoks Copvieg aud Cop,
Books. aud every style 81 Pass. aud Plain ~,
Tuck Memorandum lio0ks.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

xs- Postmaster Jones. of the Wash.
ingion City Postofiice. renders his ac-
counts 10 the eepsrImen, for tie quarter
cuding Sist December. Stamps sold
smoun:s TO s9. e67; money collected ST.
5s6- Free letters amounted 10 SIR Ian
drs3 al! ssss.g TO flosss~f one Ass1res
and thirty servs--all in single quarter.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

Some OF the Georgia md AIsbsns'
journals cal NJ. Sgratosch. "Kansa.
.hsiekor. insinasies that he gave CON.
cerssiu aid ofthe Free sellers 10 the Ter
risery aud dssired sha, license be De.
MED him TO perform with bis opeis
troune.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

gAiLnoAD AccsDKxr.--A oatle train
on the Jacksonville Rsilrosd ran of the
track south OF seymour on sa'urlas.
Eish. cattle were kil.od and several ears
og The ,rsia considerably, damaged.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26
Gen. Houston's Prescription to a
- nBore.

Among tie guess at the ST Nicholas
Hotel. NV York city was General Sam
Houston, Of Texas. The General. as al
lis acquaintauces wei know. Is fond OF
mirth and fun. and, in short, is wha
Docsticks would cali =. B.-p rfect
brick. The G. neral. however, enteItaius
and intense hated for Tia. species II la
menity called ''bore."
O.e oi these cenisy good injured
bui sol. headed aHmal--rcs ular button
holl.r~eorneIe1 him one day att no
lei. IL hal managed TO he intro !ucel
u lin b gea,i m-n tie day pre-. Gus.
"GeaersI. sad q bore aher BE- lad
battered he G neral out OF al. patience,
- pisa yop wtul 60 me one m re favor.
4 man Of cur emilerce j. SO comPe-
IL -
wei. What Is % inquired Houston
rather cnrily.
Well. You see. Mr lIoui on. You are
such OF eaiaent m,n-such A.
Never mind tLai; bat DO you want 10
Know -
"Exeuse m bat a person Of your abil
iics AID Distinction must be aw,e' -
Il am scmewla, in has;r, " interrupted
Il c bsdgersd senHior, pray come 10 the
point At cnce."
~ ell. then. tel me- the secret -Cf your
success IN liie-how You rOse in position
As you have done"
.'AhI bat tha. weulln't boneGgyou any.
] can lell you lov you can rlse in tie
world. il ven wish
That's Just H." was the reply Just
what was tryins 70 get at
well. sir. III tell YOU Undertake to
spproach sofe.headcd bull with red
scarl on your meek. III guarantee your
upward progress Immediately OF The com
plet'on VI the experiment.
The balton-holier collapsed, showed
his hat on his head and waikiki srrow-
fully away. whi'c clu ter OF gen len, n
near bY,wNs had orerheasd TIC coaver-
saii1n. fairly screamed with hus hter.---
Ex.
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Foncv Goods.

Everything desirable IN the ~Ay Of Gents
sud Ladies Pearl Velvet. aud Morocco Port
uonaie-. Card Cases.. Cstss. Tablets Writing
Decks, Portfolios. Work Boxs.. Jcwe.Fy Boxes.
Sew ing Bisl~. Emery Bags. Card Baskets
Spy Glasses. SteTes>eePes. and Jet Bracelets
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PianOS MeIOdcons, and Music.
PRICES GREATLY BEDucED
tHORACE WATERS.
=
Agens for he .Sois u he Best Boston and
Acv York pian0s and kcioslsons

Aec York Pianos and Kcloasons.
rY,HE largest Assortment Of Music Nertbfrdlse
\ ne rnffcd States. pianos from eve difere
Manufacturer q erers serirfs II sfgfs thoss
ia piaia IOsen God ea,es, fgr <@u ID tbosc - the
most elegant finish. f1r $ 1909. No House ia The
Union can come in competition Tor the number ss
riefg ana e<lebrfg ofits INSTRUMENTS Her The EXTERN
~ f.s sriees 81 . kl9t fhfE are sea.
Hs-aes Watcrs' modern Improved Pianos Win ~
reoygB Action. porev faTsi eouFess ~ tone equal
ip. f.r grand vlfh the tsasfs and etraesfF ~ ih'
square piano The Pros anJ hrst Hlsc NaSt'rs have
instf, pronounced them equal f gt ssPerter a. an,
other make. 7bsH are gaaraAffed - sfeHa rae &C
ties 81 erers climate.
terrace Waters - -iodcons runed the equal TEN
nerstaerl kaprrfer earh Sesfrobfs eaaffg-ssit i
ss,ra fnl he'd cas- AMI beautifully futc-lkc tone
can $40 fnrfish Nelnirnns 81 all other makcrs .
Prices from - si5. for two sts of reeds. 81
two banks Of keys. SOC; Organ fe'iai bass mei"de
ors So sni $50 Churft treans iron $50 I.
As go. lee a Higersl discount FOR ss-e.
Nrsis.--Oae of the largfst and tesf catalogue, +"
Muse now pobii sl,.i: said 81 rsry lee prices Au
- sent 10 uhefts-f ordered posi-psii. Persons
aiientioa paid q a orders reecite 10y mail second
haad Pianos n Ken 10 exchange ior new. Catalogue
seat Ia mall orcat ndutefuents offered = agents q
seHthe above. a la@ra discount o. deaierf, teach
crs scainafies ard slrfgsm
Zach Insfrumcnt guaranteed a. give tsiaclion -
nurt h.Se none, -fnency refunded >troND-nsNo ~
sN0s At GREar BARGAINS constantly ia stores price
froal S3ata IA
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

By this Route Fret gifts OF all q .scrptions can b.
forN srdcd from ihilsdel phla. New York. Boston or
Baltlmore, TO any point on the Rail Roads al Ohio
kentdcky. lndiSna, Illinois, Wisconsin,. Iowa or
Nj ssi0uri. by Rail- road direct.
Tie Pcnnss lssLi@ Rail Road also connects II PiUs-
bureh viii Steamers, ly Which &c - car be FOR
ward-d 10 any 10 on the Chic, NuskiIcum. Ken
tucky. Tonnes &c, Cumberland, Illinois, Ns- sippi
Wisconsin. NlssoJIi Kansas. hrkaf sas aud Rel
Rivers; aud ~ Cleveland. >andasky and Chicago
wrh sieaa-oIs 10 all Ports eH the North Western
Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers cntrasling tie trauspoita-
tiOn ofticir Freight 10 this Company, rely With
conhjsare on lie s1ccdy tiapsit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in tn
West 10y The Pennsy ivania Raj Road al
tines a. (acora5.e IS Gre charge o. eth.r, X. r..
C0mP4qiss.
= BE particular 10 marx packages '.yl. Psxx..
z. n
Mer lants IL he West ordering good. nom the
East. vii 90 well 10 direIt them 10 81 shipped by
IA : Route.
Pries attending to their our sh rlncnis from the
Essi nli Lnt 10 o. their interest 10 el on the Agen
81 this Company the following places betoye ship
pitg, iettef, addressed 90 ciscr Of taeu, tire
,uject fr-igAtS. wilt meet with ptom.t attention.
p SNEEDfR, Philedeiphia.
IAtfhANN k1O\>. - North Street. Baltilnore
lttt u s. CO.. "A k.ihy stree. Boston. =
IL H.HOUsTON. Genl Freight Ag't., PhNdel
phia.
4. u. HoUPr, Cent Ticket Agr., Philadelphia.
T. A.SCogT. Goat Supt., Altoona, ia.
Jan. dwfy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

sell Gold sed Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
reacils. luks. lns stssd-. Rubber. Paper Clips.
Bill head boxes. Sand Boxes, sand, Sealing
Wax. Dfawing Paper. Mathematical lastra
ments. Baukcrs Csses. Paper FOLDERS, Post
Ofsces. Calendars. Bill Fiir>ts
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NTs. I. 3. ! DC al
TERMS.
Premiums to Agents Getting Subscri
bers.

Those getting upa Club Of snhscfiters a. az each
add remitting o. viii he entitled 90 gold pen ard
silver holder - ORTIZ 81. and each sabsctbtr Viii re-
csivc any one ot the above articles he mas select
IaoSe FeniittiGg so foF 10 subscribers - 80 ee ga
Titled 10 gold leHeil, With pen worth seven dol
iafs.
Those zetiiug op club Of Is sabseribe-s, and re-
lailtinr thirty dollars viii be entitled 10 silver
stCh, or a gold vest Chaln. wofth ten d0iaTs.
These rruit'ng forty dollars fof 20 sS9~t ibrrs.
viii be entitled 10 silver hunting cssed watch. or
gold chair. worth htcen dollars.
Those rcfaluiug sixty d0ltr>s for % subscribers,
-ilI - rstitled a gold casn. silver hunting
cased watch. worth twenty two dollars
Those femitting eighty dollars. for forty snosef-
bers Will BE- entitled 10 lsdx's gold watch worth
tairth dollars
Those remitling one hundred dollars, for hny sub
.eribers. will 5e entitled TO gold watch, worth
forty dollars.
ar An Communication should be addressedto
NJ b DEAN, Publisher.
JAMS tiil Ma-ehs - Broadway, y. Y
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

haze ou Ii, n ! ana foi sale. Nblcs Of al
descriptions from the pocket edition. roam
bound. gilt edge which eel Al - cent? To
the large FAMILY BIBLES. whose piices
range iron 81 - To SIS go.
STANDARD, Miscellaneous, ard juvenile
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

OF All the organs which beni6cent na-
" has endowed vith. th q, l. fie ss.s-s
Important nlosf complex. and most delicate la organ
1aiion. Prom rs exposed situation IL IL CONSTANT,
iabe g. disease Which assume varied forms and ahfh
y hen ncgiecfcd. nalirratcd too frequently terr,
hates Ia biindncss- ~ becomes .inr-ai~tluie
necessary. thatthe racttianer shall bc thoroughly
conSersanf rot only uith The eye hai and IT, nrps a.
a. ges. but thai nc sa have aosf accurate snd per
liable.
Ia presenting this card for pahlic coasi1,raiion.
would Observe thnt amer experts nce 81 over ten
year, in ire principal eiiithaiic hospital. karepe
TOD her with The atnntrre of isra pr practice
rnrsi a. treat al stnsc- ~ fEr Eya ff tlta
sleil AZ success hieh oulg DC sceong .saed
BY years ~ ~ perienee.
n Consuiiation hours from 2 4. a. 20 - ~. and
fgen4toe MI
JOHN sACENNiS. n
orc, cofnes St,on1 ard ferrsf So.
Eg4nst lllc Ind.
d1nwiy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

THfSk MACHINES src unauc~ienlbls the ny IA
IA marx q. NJ wrf-rr <ist-.i fsmiis can saltd .
d. withoat GROVER e. hikFk SkWIN6 n A.
CRIME. made expressly for F.Nifa SEWING.
ftt1 make rev aNd suPrfior stitch. IA Whfch ~
taff> ere 80 isi' ii a> u reader ssFss<lsiGt 10 ri,
even Z every hft stitch n cut. u makes 4 r-e-.
beautiful EnL tnrahle than b. done ?, hass
wiie "a STA -0.isi from ord nary spcois "A
equal h,ili.. by r'.fr change ~ sreo.
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE CO
49, broadway. Ncp Work: y summer 81, Bosisa
and 30 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
5-- respectable snd c~flofstle - szstsS n
every ceuniy in TIE lnltcd States.
Fchrurr -. lc5--~iy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26
Battle Of LANGUAGES.


Vsi'e an amusing occatrencs took place
ytsesday bsiweeh = chnama and a
frenenmAn concerning a disputed matter
OF Clothes washing. Gss icnl4iion .nnd
yociierstion wee last and furious and. 10
.hsan Ia the Kolty war. one would imag,
Inc that both Of them. like Shakspear'
Character, had been 10 a fast Of Ian
gtages, and stolen al tie scraps" bu
were totally unable - digest the .pQlyg
lott food thus sutep'i iously cb;,aned
There WaS a peri CT jansble Of Esglish
g Chinese, Fiench. am. scr saghl we know
Arabic and some Of he dead languages
The Chnaman had The Ffeuchn an b,
the collar, and rati.el away al the FOL
lowing rate: er.f ..r 8.
Me washee plenty times-two, tree
weekey-no hab GOT cash--you no ( d
alice ssme barry bai--yoa ie fey.-
hong vol yum.' screamed John. falling
back on his mother tongue for an explv-
tive Sufficiently wei,h,y.
''Sacrei you be one liare--one
You calls dam rasca,e,--one mechhai
. iehl
v" "tttJ DtA ---4lcLNHoS Ht@H "
good ">posee you no pay me- speakee
Saudsee Cuonee. Shabbee"
''Nonl en- n comprr hende- no
shabbee--no understand Ia language CHI
noise. pable! | give you plenly I'aigeni
YOU ypu--enquin rattl. d the French
nan, g,siiculasing ike mad.
Here both parties became so excited
that they ea back on their nothe
tongues. and amid the roar Of "hongs'
and The rattle Ct French consonaniS, he
--CLinamsn tore his antagonists coat, the
latter jerked eli a pece Of the Celestial
tailacular appendage and the conference
broke up ina general row Of invectives.
aerce 10 doubt. but uui.telli- ible. Or
ears still ring with, the noise oecasione
bv the polygiott war, nj tic caus. OF the
difficulty between France and China--ths
disputed wash account still remains
''statu quo ante bellum >
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26


SAMUEL ;. BARtY. PrrTL
JOHN :. REACH. Cs,A'r.
STATE o. LrDl1x-f. glG0 coCSTF. So.
lchu =. Beach h<irE tuiY eorn. opposes and - -
that 80 i tie Castsfof tsi Bank. hat he oreron ~
rrpcft % he c1E1l1na 81 al bsnk go he Fsrtos
iherffn nauIr End r3rrecf - lkf 49, ef ~
krowlctre and belief mo. s. hEACH.
>eoru - and Subscribed before nc ths laird A. 81
tanaarx. leso. THOMAS II. HkIStN.
fan.s, tar bslssf Prs,s.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

The largest s;sek IN market. Of Hora. Rub
Der and Shell Tuck Combs. Round Combs -
Also. Fancy ard Plaiu Hair Pms. Fiuc Per
fumes, Soaps sod fosnstums-
II Fsir>ss ore and al. give nc call. At
No :. ftoalx Rev. o. - WatAsh street sd
I ~iii sndrsvor u shee YOU - honest. 20
risht deallng. that ny staismest il troc.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26

which. sss gsn. al thing. has been rurchas-
ed directly from the Publishers. Manufacture
sr.. and Importers. aud vii be sold at prices
which such purchases warrant
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26


WHITE LIES: 4 NOV I'll: Ry RIA
Aulhpr OF Peg Moaiugton,' &c.
BAYARD TAYLOR'S NORTHERN TRAY
ms: SUMNER and Winter f.ctaies 81 S~etca
lApiaae aad Norway.
TWIN ROSES = NARRATIVE; DY Ana
CoRA RIltnsK, Mrs Moeait)
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC Fer les.
DR. LIvINGSTON'S TRAVELS * AZ
Hlc,. & new suniyl ....-,.,...,,..,
For .aleai ". u. boShiN"hAh
BOERHAyE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS.
BOERHAyE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BOERUAvE'S HOLLAND BlTgEBS
BOERUAyE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BOERIIAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
B0ERnAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.
BoERHAvE's HOLLAND BITrERs.
THE ckIFBRATED HOLLAND REMFpY foR
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-01-26
Route.

Ask FOR I'll KITS By PITTSBURGH.
The ccmIlt ii.n Of the Western connections 81 The
ALA... EA-l kn.L [. CuLa GRO. makes I'll. Tie
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NNMSsTNN &NNNs
tIlCwaut e,iuc of
1000 sHAWLS 1000


Cloth and NJ crino Mantle Shawls: silk
Chenille aud Broche Bordered ) ella
square and Long Broche Shawl-;-
Scarf>; Long and Square Heavy Wool.
Ell Shawls. all prices. taa4
Fine assortment of Ladies' Cloaks: Seal,
Fur and Fancy olored Cloths for CIoaks
Ia - GLdo go ElS irG2
PULL ASSORTMENT,
But they would draw the attention Of Ladies to
the Princess Royal Lsoped Extension SKIRT; a
make which Is considered by connoisseurs the
best for form and convenience extant. and not
more costly than Dou lass aud Sherwoods.
In The st.. nf
sientiemen's Wear Department
Their stock j. so complete that it would be
very. very strange that any one could fail 10
be Satisfactorily suited in that line, as 10 eth
az price or quality.
r~eeds--assortment OF colors, from % cent,
to % cents per yard.
Satinets. do do from J7l To IS cts.
All Wool Tweeds from 81 cents To- : ''7t -
; Black AMI Fancy ali wool Cassinercs
from 80 cents to So
6 1 Black and Fascy d. do ( - 20 - 81
Bloley's ,ihe best cloth made) Blue, Black
and Fancy Cloth. from 81 To $40
Black and Fancy COlored rrico, beaver. Pilot.
Seal, Fur. aud d5able milled Cloth fur Over
Coats, Business Coats and Travelling Coais-
Velvet and Silk Yestings.
Large as sortnent Of Dress Trimmings.
Prime 10, Of BOOTS 4 SHOES.
IL Remember The place--No. -. Earring
ton Block, Terre Hautc. Ind. -
Oct. - ,dwtf
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L,oR.s.n near pF. Pafsons. : ssarssls rs-i
l. deacs. n -, X. L. A.
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FRLrGHTS WESTWARD.

And l. BOD Accommodations with usual ri,ilere
f.lr Lei ....,s IL. 1, ..il. nLr.-r fll.r.l.f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29
Isans 9ailp frtsttllt.

::s5skT SoRNaNfss fNyToBER s. isss.

- = - = 49, - - ~S~s-S =
Y; stskt psssi NJ soul ii anght !.
Afoush ~ silent house but the wind at n's
prayers.
=: sy s:.s s. rss md ' ss '':;'-
si|sSody wIth me my watch y keep
nj AZ friend q ~ bosom, ;s ses msn '0se
II Shc chamber up abuye.
ssScdy sise. ~ i. w. 6oss6y place .,.
:s: .: ss { r'' * s. s ssi'ss
IS sss ss r! whsa ~ disd.
.sqyd III soId, dead bosom my portrait lies.
n = jsissS ne II to her heart she used to wear,
" 5zss 1;iI L u,er with her tender eyes
hen ny own face was not there {
Y III i ssid: The thing is precious to me:
Elsy wilt bury her soon N ne charchyard
II ]. ii III heart, and lost must be-;
NJ 4 Z I don o 7 's r. / away.
u 4atsstched my hand, held my breath;
turned Is Idrew the curtains apart:
A dared not lock on the face Of death:
#AsS Iknew where to find her heart.
III thought, at first, as my touch fell there,
nj hid u armed that heart to life with love;
And Icould feel il move. F5
y Twas tic hand Of d man that was moving
slow
DER he heart 81 the dead from the other
And At once Sisse he sweat broke over my brow:
sWho b robbing the corps? y cried.
4 Opposite me BIZ the taper's light,
Tie friend Of my bosom, the man loVed'
II Stood over-the corpse, and AL as whlte' x
And neither Of rs moved.
..;Whst do you here, my friend The man
I,oOked flrst az me and then at the dead.
sThere u & portrait here. he began
There ii. II Is mint. st said. = ia sss.s.rs
sttsssid DE friend Of nv bosom; Yours, no
e as doubt,
Ill portrait was, till month ago,
a HEHen Ibis suffering angel took that out
Aud placed mine there, know.
go Z "a, 4. shs loved me well' said I.
ss 3 wv n1onik ag0,, said my friend to me;
81 Wi III your throat, I groaned, you lie!
EN- III uncovered Let US see:
u i fSitid lie portrait there, in its place:
Nh opened It by the taperss shine;
Ii afae gems were all unchanged; the face
Il Was neither his nor mine.
81 Nj lSne nail drives out another, at leastI
a II,e face of the portrait there, cried,
~ US3r friends, the Raphael-faced young priest,
GA Who confessed her when she died = 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29

AN ExTEMPoRE MIoRosooPE.-When it is desired
TO examine small object, and microscope is not
at hand, an extempore one may be quickly made
ny filling two small white glass bottles, such as
homeopathic medicines are put up in will do, with
water OF other clear liquid. Cross these at right
angles over one another, and look at the object
through the cross, when it will be seen considera-
bly, magniied.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29
II ATII,IAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used in Southern
climate.
Itg tested and recognized qualities
LIST, DuRABILtTY-equul 10 the best state roofs,
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. any other; cracks
or leaks being possible.
EEAE1Y-It presents smooth and granie like surface
CIiEApNESS-1t much less than though it is
good less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
Of cutters and valleys
5h INCONSISTENCIES will resist fire better than
slate roof.
COMMUNICABLE will not soften under the heat of
climate protects the interior of buildings from the in
tense heat of summer.
IN SoIlDirY-It becomes harder and smoother from
nosurc of slope and being Of light
weight heavy rates support it while it is
liable and hrenkng does IT require repairs
The TROPICAL ROOFING" isa chemical compound o,
which peculiar 10 1t alone combined
proportions actual experiment and experience
iii this city. :,
Testimonials the correctness Of the above are in the hands
agent and be verified by person wishing be-
contracting
All orders left at the Office, Box No. 2, will be
j. C. KAUFMAN,
;,15 ly corner of Bicnville and Marais SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29

1t is stated that two fine tnrbot as handsome as
any ever landed by the fishermen Of England were
recently caught off Long Hill, Nantucket, Mass
These fish are rarely caught in our waters.
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"A fine woman, like locomotive, draws train
after her, scatters the sparks and transports the
mails
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NPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT.-ila
~ conduit depot DIES du Qlatenc District
jackson. les rues Constance ct Laurel CONNIE tpave
pouehe altzan, environ 1a mains dc hau doie
pes de erriGre blanc la cniere coute
c Ia queue Tongue, ttanpes visiblcs
ST dit animal pas les is
payts 'enchere public dit depot lie VEN
DREDI, Is d,ocobre 1853, 10 ieures A. NJ.
G. o. FIEGHIER, Commissaire des rues.
NonyeIle. Orleans 81 d'octnhr, 1880 ~ q q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p

NATURALLY .-.OtElCtAL.
H. MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
$3.50 City Hail. October Is, 1850
Assl- Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
No. 4791.l
Resolved That tho Mayor be and he Is hereby authorized to
notara transfer Of the contract of I
Second Ward Geo Crona the said Geo Cronnn 70 rsn
the city all claims existing against si1 Sna
Mccarthy for work done by the city, ana TO
nh security for the faithful performance Of SAID wofk 70 M
satisfaction of the Finance Committee - ,,,y,op
e'ei President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
-. fSipnedl j. O. NIXON,
'e' President Board Of Aldermen.
Appr"'ffSS ; ues = ,s>s GERARD STITH, Mayor.
/. +,,,, ,a,S J. l.. FABRE, Secretary. on
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DICE NIILLs-RICE MILLs-RICE NIL

The best plan of hulling Rice tried is by tue
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED JOHN TALON,
II will bushels Of prepared Rice IN IRON ~ ~ !,
n,res according to the nuaiity OF the Rice n 'ftS
= tTTEESON at the Founlry and Machine Shop eofnsE OF
Dplo.tl and cvee streets, is my sole agent io 'he
tute an, sale o. the a,1>-r,,,nN r,,.,.oa
NV o leans. November II, 1855 ms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans July I, 1855
mo. 1929
N ESOIVED. That the Comptroller pc ana
* hs is hereby authorized required give notice, by
Standing the official journal that in accordance
,he ninth section ordinance No. lii2 approved March
NJ is4 the Council will pay amy hill asnins the city unless
Contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller in
accordance with the ordinance referred to-
"''' fSirne, l.. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSirned l. II. PLACE.
b President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April IS 1856
tSiguedl JOHN l. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of officers of the city and of the public is
speetiuly called to the foregoing resolution
Y. DtPLESSIS,
iylb If Comptroller CITY of New Orleans
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POLICE JAH4---OFFICIAL.

Mas brought to the City Police Jail Oh the
w 2h of ucnber, 1883 the negto boy Oh ARlES says he
belongs TO Mr. Nolan, who lives Mlikens Bend. La;
inches high and has the fat part of the thumb in
off, and has under the jaw bone and
two small ones on the forehead.
The will call and claim his property according TO law
ED LASCIARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail
HENRY DUREI.
100 lht t'pmnirorr