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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-29
Price Is cents per Box; Five Foxes for SIG
All our Remedies are

Sold by SMITH JONES, and D ". SPE
GER, Coudorsport; COREY 4 son, Jlys%
a. B. HORTON, Cushingyille; Mann
NICHOLS, Millport; c. II. SIMMONS, OsHa.
anu BY all Merchants and Druggists III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
OUR NICARAGUA RELATIONS.

TIE Herald has special dispstoh from Washing
ton asserting that additional instructions have been
sent TO Minister Lamar aud the officers Of the Home
Squadron, directing that deusrd be made for the
immediate restoration Of their steamers TO the Transit
Company, ample indenoity for the damage done by
the destruction OF the BRIGGS aud other property
the route and any other damage that msy have been
sustained in consequence Of the Illegal seizure and
other higu-hsnced proceedings ordered by Matinee.
htbe demand is not scceoed to, all the naval 70 cs in
the Guf is to be put at the disposal Of the MiO.ter
who will resort even 10 another boubrdmert of San
Jusn and all other towns which the guns Of the squ.d
ron reach.
TIE Government hss dtfni'ely resolved that the
Transit route shall b. opened and has ssaed circular
TO the ,evera Compaues upon shst terms
the Californs mail Can be carried by this route ftom
the 3Oth Of September 1859 to the Both Of Juoe 1861
TIE Company must have the privilege Of transit from
Nicaragua when our Cove Dmett will protect the
Company as fr as our guns will go; aui if things
should to collision there is hardly any question
but that naval commanders would take the respon-
sbGty Of landing sufficient forces to protect the pas
seDgers, malls and treasure
The 10 White Company, the only one having legal
existspce in Nicsrsgus, their contract not expiring
IN November, will probably agree to commence opera
tons a. soon ss their New-Yoik ma;ers arranged,
ard 70 cnry the balls for It hostages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
THE ASTRONOMERS SET RIGHT.

To The Editor Of The NJ y Tvibuns.
SIR: On the subject Of the suns distance from the
earth cbalerg the scientific world 10 prove, by any
mechanical or mstbemat cal msnsutston or law Of
angles and OF planes tust the suns distance from the
earth is one fourth pant of he s. 600 900 miles claimed
10 the common astronomical theories. Three facts
fret meet the quettion, n,mey: Altitude, Zenith ard
Base line.
First, that the sun ia in the zenith Of the tropics
twice in year. and tsice iu year on the zenith OF
the earths equator. The distance between the tropics
is i69 So or 2,8l5 miles, geographically dedoed.
When the SUP is the squa or, snip being on the
tropic eitf err north south, gets meridian altitude
of the sun Geo 81 3O", auc fods the zenith distance
go 81 80" There beog no decinotion, tae zsnth
distance is the latitude Of the ship place Of obServa
ton.
Now, If the base and hypotheuuse be thus testei
semi annually year after yesr toe above altitude and
zenith corresponding on both sdes of the equator at
the same moment OF minuts f tiGe the eattn and the
tup being ON pl4ne with their poles equi staut at
their podss or equiDoxes, the rules for1tesng tue
Distance are til matheDat cal ana chsnical ali re
sovereign and incoDtroveI,bly true. All opio 1ns t.
the contrary mast submit TO truth as law There is
another error Rbch has taught in relation u the
earth's motions to tue sun, namely, the maximum
angle OF the poles OF the earth to the plane OF the
eclptc through the year. THIS error is 80 paiQaole
that il would seem il cOu not stand without correo'
ton for ain gle year in any college or school where
''y' ~ HALL COLBY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR,


-" APRIL 6, 1859.
COMMISSIONERS FOR LoASISG CERTAIN MONEYS OF
THE UNITED STATES.
ou.rNs-J.ues Herman Of jamaica Benjamin Rushmore
ReH"SSo Edward Blake Of south6sld Israel Oakley of
MHTgon-NAsrrR FoR THE PORT OF ALBANY.
/ ALsANY-Georse hi. ssyles of Albany
NOTARIEs PUBLIC. o.o
srryolx-Jsms. H. Tuhi, of Rverhsad Jesse C.. YOans,
NsWYoRx-Hsvey Woods Jacob Hof Joseph G. fn:a
IesSer Charles Ii Van Bap sidney D. Barclay. z,chahsh
Si Weeks Of Nsvc.'e DAVID W.
Travis OF Peek Pierre Is@aH Of aS"sA1 cas,sSs ..
RSo,sse' of sfs sSe1 S Ydo. a..ns" H.
sUitf1sSIEn ". Fsirchd, Of aOOt'oeno.
nr1caTss~Andrew Msttn If R-dhook Rezin A Wdiht
of sbiveOsck Challe, Wae' Of AmeEi.i William sch''0
ktgsSYJsmes NJ Sill of COhOo,i Emory Wendell Of A.
OI FFf2,ro,-wesey Glasou Of Northampton.
CLINTON jams r Rome,n Of kee,sylhe; - coyo,
" psspH1I.xsndtT r. GoOd~iu Eusere seMns Ira d;
Brown McoGAde, Of Unos Joseph r kichafo''n o.
N"TtaSoIe Roy Bow Of Middlefed julius Lines OF Ed
"oSVeIp.e.-wfH,m c. Anderson of camillu' web,'er r.
Oh "A. oer sn Milo w LOcae Of eyneuSe James m"n'e 0'
sc CnSy,Nco-Alopzo Johnson Of Greene. -. a,, -,
BRooME John Z. Faux # NineSehi henry '" enPn" u
0CsSvcA-Ns.Ou T. Stevens Of MOravi, Joseph H. "ethey
Of Locke =, ~. NJ p.,ns, of ElmIr..
Fletcher BSttbs~s of HoIsehe4os - rr,
sTsUs,S-Jou.tsAn H. Whbur OF HoIheis'Nle'
oKIFAEs-Charles II. Stafford OF Mtdioa -, N, rho,
IivlSesroS-Ephraim Cone Of Gene'eoi Edward '" Ih0h
as of soupt Morris. -.
C.TT.k.UsUs-S su.uei q. Springer oil GoWsuSs N'1"aN
NJ Allen OF Dayton; Al.Aaode. sn-ldoi OF hanuoPA'
A' RIerseso- Hale Of Port hicLmord ,r,.,ov
Rncs Herr, Al. L.ie Philip W.tter: '.Ss d. WIZ
TIoua.,J N rthan David D. Philips Thomas AosnS "
1870 "a, Brsmar, J.reaiah voorhees,, Coatis' a.
Thomr,op WilHam j. Irwin Jarpn P4i@eI !oha Hi
- E,snI EswNd Roehr. Johu A. sssi. Soaues .io a
niis.m,n Paw samuel Oockcton Moan w pa,Sea pa "a
Hs".tr EdWud q. B'Iics, George H. tsaeT' "HnaN '" ~
wsfcs, eIooklyp .c,,c.-,,.
mn Aw.RE- Walter ii udswold OF DEM ga. Of
sptToe.-J.ne. Peters Of CIescen'i John A. COREY Vi
WssstS-W,llsm Hotohkiss Of Che'ter'owh'
FsS.x-Nictor c. SpeuceT Of Ne,tPoTt-
iWSis-AdAm Shell Of Lyon. FANS
uxExrNrP- David Lewis Ct Frankfort. ,h uolr,., Of
TIocA Charles y. rfumsu OF euitns''N10' w.
Apaaehsu; John Ripley 81 O"tso. o..k 81 Pam Van
sstSc, Henry Bo.kins Of Fayettei Lew" "'o'J' "
vsnel 0iio John Cnar,, John heiiIiesei
Of BuGao; Stephen " b. Graves OF Gas. u..'"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

Mr.. Erst Prizes. Professor of Mu'ic' lstsy siissa
n al. coup'ry and performer on species OF acoOr
S.sp, with much eDl,rsed harmonic means aan
wiose merits ave fully accredited as very superior, W..
,,xa Concert at Newark, New Jersey, 10 "nioH '"'
$50, ~ the Ana,eurs may be directed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

COURT or spEcrAL svsroNs-,,,n n.-s.s.r, yu,.

COURT or SPECIAL sEsUoHs- ArsIL 1k-Bessrs jus.
toss CossoLLy, QgAcKEssvsH eat ossoRs.
James Cox, ss.sut sad eatsryi q cd $40. Louisa
DECKER b.ttsr,; Sect s John Fansss- Owen
bccsbe Frsoes FrrH and J,ss 0svesks assault aud
te'y; jcdsDep speaeee Chs no sbs asui, ssd bsr-ry
Ismsnoed Joea Lear. snlt ana bstt'ry iced so Wa
Burse stesps fat Pc It. Bsy Jss Nc 7owsa,
stealing Jpe City Prison TERRY cars Pa 1ok Mt
assault sstSy "a sle Pssrict failss and yss rs
OAR .,sa and bst;~ry jldsp cut suspended C1sa Roberta
fined IS Wm strcty ssssalt bstery
Suspended May Williams assault and essrp judy
pended Joseph Chariot assault AID ba,tsyi Psa.enary
four Dicnths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

Tor GENERAL sEsSIoNs-ArsiL la-Ss'ors
I a Recorder sAKNAED.
, LlTy 10 the arson case Of Ksmsok, who hed
aesssia, toe whole night aud Thundsyto nod SONG
1ss scharstd int, morning a. II, because they So~
! - k1nscK wa discharged on bail IL the sam Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
Reliaious Notires.

In
r.r.,vsl, Missionary Meetiog ~,n DC sS.nieI'.6
49, Chnroo 5thav. Sni ~ s., WI - ITO IN,
MI pVs NIN9 the mo met 10 c9n1e of the
5000 ~ DR. and Hepburn S i.s,pese III.
SSepNt...,;., Roard 20 Establish missioo IN a.
1I s ssrxics, 10 co nuet a. ~ O'clock { a.-
so~f.g-,I. Prcsbyterian Cnureh, near e. ,bs Rev L.
ahid"ttSt SUNDAY MORNING. apn, - az by The Rev
psss"SssHSsb oREH ssd Ia The AsrLRNooN . d. " Wv
LANES A. LITTLE - rr5 n n
-..-so-,x of nIu.ic, -The Rev Gc0h1e sVsSISa
:, he Acsdemy Of Music on SUM- ,.Iost Seat
WI n n Service. viii commence ~ V'
n s7 Hrpousc.iou 20 oer.y exPenses.
49,, nIfssion Cnurch, M. wv rfTsH ana r,
AuNs sRsAfn IT. iust, BY Eiae,sS 49,. "a a. 81 (. a.
sznsrl, Pastor Of THIS church ee! free
~ 49, 7! = M sbe public sre inyiteo ~ 49,.
YI,.rL,r-st. Uuiversalist Charcn, COZ REsNJLOs
&C ncwnins sis, NewYoEt-Ths. n c,a,ch O-MORROW
sI,m,stos D. NJ ", will preach TINS AZ lOi
aEING sna EVENING-seryicesc onneH'1Ns
tne "a pm. --------..coe.r
C..r.I srryiee.-EaEE PRorEsrASs Io.tItute
AZ tbe large Chapel Of the kn,ses ~ ios O'Clock
n. 90 Madison st. doors above ~ The Church
- "a sna IA O'Clock The whole seIuo s,. irvited
at1 he Iende,eS choisy CITIZENS aud Hrshsel. -
Vhareh o. the EgShrtsys s a. PADDOCK R.ss,, q
g. Psseis Church, Bnotlyn. wiz - D m Az the
q isINo. Services Of loi . n sat y saa W
"a Tree
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law .LVTELLIGEN
xrEp STATES cIaCvfT COUsT-iraIA is


s.ht O. BAer q al sgt Hen.n 8 Rs66sld
. :. plaintiffs 10 this case pad cer's'n amount OF
,. 6or du,ies upon imDortations Of brandy and
~ .ypercbs. creator valuation vas put uoon the
IT,. a The Ccstom House thaa was contained in
syyaice. 10 regard To the gotta peroha tae point
u ~. Gas the similarity bet Eeeu gait. perchs and
- rahber The Tariff of 1916 does not specify
,.rcbs at 81, and puts a daty Of 10 per cent
-. rubber. The Collector fixed doty OF - per
u .poa the gutta pereha imported by tho plaintiffs,
Ysvas paid under protest that gutta percha and
y.mbber were in all respects precisely similar,
I'D for the same purpose.
f.,sl EXPERTS were examined for the paintihs,
g~,sce ri. Day was called by the Govern nent.
Is on the stand nearly all day yesterday, ana
~ among other things several poin's OF interest
"a that Indis rubber can DC cuIea tsuoSiu nhnr
[ssrsl WAYS without TIE aid OF heat or sulPnu''
..,hout the use of Goodyear WI cauiziug patent;
"a tbst the two articles nave very little simil'
,ot outstanding the popular belief TO toe coz
=, and third that the consumption OF gnVta per- "a
hardy one per cent of linda rubber, IA oeIei
Ida hat there is 100 times as nucn OF tne -
y. U.sd ns the former Verdict fer plalanh 10 re-
4 10 tue brandy and for the defendant 10 REGARD 10
seoJore sedg wick, District Attorney for the Gov.
sent; WIN. NJ. Evarts sod A. w. Gns"oid ior
attendants.
Al, was an action brought by che pltiotih against
s,pd.Dt for having desud. bin out o. $3.50 BY m.S2s
.Frese1tatons IN reesrd 70
X The County OF Johnson IN the state 81 Iowa Upon
kss Of lbe statement. msoe by Aen 10. me coagIqi
Sssuariy paid BY the Bank o. the C'mmonweah 10 th
p.-i that the bonds were worth pN 10 hsS'fort, tne
- sdoTsed note for defendant which was not PH9 ~
-, and which the pl.Dtii nbseqqen.y computed 70
"a parties 20 this sut well Known Cap Hay, lot
* Yosk Pa 10 ssseia,ed with Horsce H. Day 10 me
y yexsd India rubber hdsstous which % much ditturo
rupy ard stephen II Allen vas The Pfesf 4 OF the
- Coo bus'e ssns Of Boston ~hi,h died under suspicious
sspoea Th,re 10 sso a. Indictment tor perjury now
y. .xer Mr. Allen IN the Office of the District Attorney
s,aRy The bank officers testified that DO such eccount
- fsp. and tbst fuods ue'e ever held 81 them 70
a. ecurona The jury found verdict for the plsntid
!, tsGi 1r psinif Lewis Benton ana Mr. Holman Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
RENE ooU,RT-Ca.sHrsss--ArHIL b-BsfOFo Ju's'


hOo,ENELT..
Louis F:r Ike az Henry 8eT,hoh and VILE
NJ, ia the sut 10 fprrclose a mortgage made by
tarS.nt, 10 Join @ Boxer mentioned several days ago
uumeu, the motion 10 strike oct the answer as inyo
rs conoud' dsy, aud the Jadse took the papers, re-
sthis decision.
Bail REDUCED.
Norman A. FTeensn sgL seth NJ Barns.
itbs oase the Judge announced that he would re-
t dsiendsugs bail TO 1900 considering that sufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
MOUNT WASHINGTON COL

known pstrons:
Rev. A. d. Gillette, D. ID.
Rev. Charles Fletcher.
Hon Henry Z. Davies.
Hon. Wm. Y EavemeJer.
A N. Quinn, 81. u
Joss ph Wo,stor, N. D,
samuel A. Puroy, NJ. ID.
Julius Freusel, NJ ID.
Henry V. Poor, esq
lieut.. Michlsr, U. s n.
Fred. l. Tsloott. ESQ.
K v. Hsugbwout, esq.
John II Abeel, esq.
Frsuk HoibIs esq.
Rsfus s King esq.
Courtl.r OF Palmer. esq.
Henry stokes, tsa.
j. q. Fowler, esq.
Y. ii. jerks, esq.
q Hess Il BERG. esq.
Robert Sears, esq.
Chas A ~hitrey, esq.
Ctas. l. NCse, etq.
Y. Bssdles'on. esq.,
n NJ Valentine, esq.
y. o. LansoD, esq.
Samuel PsfrI. oiq.
ksih,a. C'srk. esq.
Jeremish L.u bert. esl.
Pre- derrick Berry, e,q.
q x H.tson, Esq.
III. Nathan. esq.
Geo. w. Brainerd, esq.
C. 2. R.u'ou, eco
J. a. Tford, ESQ.
J y. Coeoyer csc.
A. N Chaoe, eco.
J. b. Cornell. ESQ.
Jus.ur 4. Earle, ESQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
professional MCtGes.

OIice fo procuring
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATIENTS.
]. p. PRISON, No. wALL.ST., N. u
A penphie, OF inbrms1oo sent free " mall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

IRVING INSTITUTE, TsTytown, N. ne
4 4Sd seri.knnusl Session viii commence on W.
DAY n.y4 Circulars can b. obtained OF o. r. rofsy $50,
No 81 Lbertys ard Of W w. Ro,e esq, No s. Cecnsh
$50 By APPLYING ~ the Principal u D. NV z, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

Il. virus's Dance. . 49,.
las an and harmless remedy Tor this
dise,,, which sl~ays Aferess
w }. NJ FISH, BdogePDrs, CONF
Pstie. called upon q their resifeuess -
Iobu s.v.ss No 50 Woodhlis th- Rev se2hen h-rAas
teu Prlulns 10 New otk-steplen aul NO 40 %
;, wm Rud.n No. 100 Fulions. 7. g. Simmons, No 10
FeTry-t
Em,grapt Intelligence Ohice and Labs or En n
Ia. h.,n removed fom No CADais 20 No III N.tt1,I,
-, , tsv doors west OF Broad say. Nc fees
5000 JANIS p. FAGAS, g. perintenderi
Tbs.e Beauufui Plated Caster-,-rasy, nave JOS,
.,s ip from and offered :. retail 81 Hom p 20
siIs.ch AZ NV store li,tle cot Of the gay, VIII en-
49, M .se 4 Interest Of al who vii CAL On
LUCIUs HART. Nos- and bufhnfShp
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ND SLAVES COMMISSIONER OFFICE-Arsn
S-Bsiofs Mr.. RIcHAED r. srILwELL,

,rry Mccormack was exam ned or charge
eoan,. rfeit quarter esgs Abrshsm Schwsb, zen
su $50. There bsioE 10 proof 10 show tnlty n'est
khn III m custody
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14
BY J. B. WALTON.
FOUR CONN 1DIOUs Asp ELEGANT MODERN DWELL
ing Houses, eIgiby located the FIRST District
BY j. b. WALTON,

Auctioneer-Offce. 10 Bank Place.
ssnt Vii ): e Fl CLOWN. II s.sesssd
~ tn. soups. BY
. 4. ss sas
en- ss on on rs E all The %
Lot NJ s q end
hs ssSssE
DWELLING HOUSE KITCHEN BgILDINgs AID
I It. ssss. s. an.s
Rs ssd %E fGs;H
leased j. p Todd, Esq until October sist 1861 $40 per
Y l.. No I'D inches
''a HOUSE.
s s sa s1s o j.
IT w. Il e
front front on street sys depth q ~ fee. 10 inches snd
As ~
leased to Robert Hare Esq., until tho sst October. $780,
10 he above described dwelling. contain MOL Two par
los breaks room and TO cosets on rst oor two large
sas on
se @
The gas Introduced hroughoutths main and
There : g IN yard large si..s.n and hga:a
has similar accommodations.
No. sdjoins No. and has similar accommodations and s
smi ry divided that the third story
story
being similar to those Of the others the tack
gallery ohe first story very wide, Ia enclosed with glass,
snd used there is stable in the Of the
lot and the lot Is ~ feet 10 inches and lines In depth.
All the above stand back from is and IN
front Of them gardsns with hand open wood
fences.
~ This property Is in the desirable part city
for Residences beiog in the Immediate vicinity OF the
elegant dwellings in tho First District and the
most ex client popul .on.
~ TERMS-Onethrd cash, the balance equal install
In Of the purchasers
and bearing sx per
tu interest from day Of sale, with mortgage
privilege.
The purchasers to keep the
the maturity and payment Of the first and transfer the poll
ces to the vendor
OF sale before Edward Barnett Esq Notary Public,
ut the expense Of the purchaser. my5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14
BY j. NEVILLE & CO.

VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN THE REAR OF
hs First District :. auction, without ressrveLast and
By JULIAN NEVILLE + co,
JUAN NEVILLE. Auctioneer,
Office. IL Commercial Place
81, *: Nay d a9 1sSo 81, r. II o'clock.
Y sEoTs6 s,s.ss i he
designated BY the Nos IS e % inclusive Ties. sdjon
N DEPTH Lot No. l6 forming the corner Of Johnson
T s Inc oppoun, to p.. wishing to purchase
property mpfo,ing portion of The First District as The
~ CASH The balance in 81. and twelve
months for notes bssnT ogSs sa g" hs ~ wit.
Interest.
pense Of the purchaser. my6
ONE MORE CHANCE TO PURCHASE PROPERTY ON
jackson street. Fourth District in the best neighborhood
credit TO effect partition.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer,
Office ii Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 20. 1850, At II o'clock NJ,
xix situated in
the Fourth District In the bounded by Jackson Camp
Jcsephins an, Magazine /, stt rect
N, forms ,he Q; Josephine and Camp
on Camp street Of i5i feet.
measures the same front and depth as No l. '
THIS popert, has ben much cough. after being situated in
property this neighborhood has sold parties who
have sre4dy contracted bild hisis positively the last OPP
reserve the SALE which perempory to esc.
SS-TERMs-ore-ihd cash. b.lapce in one and two years,
per pr unit, matury sud cent?
I'll hna payment y,n sa II not 4 then s Paid p,.,.
ofss The p pu .ss seloe s4 'e t ny
FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS
slss @ s s;s Re eGI
late Of Of West FeciaIa Of Louisi.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + CO.,
JuLIAx NEVILLE, Aueionee,,
!, hs ci!y Hesl Sy yra e q oId. from ,hs Honorable
La will be sold public the Following described real
III ST in til. First
Iic The cy Of New Orleans as.ed in the aa.re bounded
s.ad rdoinias s.sh ohsE spd IA q iss
s
Thomas Key By act s0 before
Nh. 4. sq s.ss ls Of New
ss.TEsNs-o fourth cash. and the balance on credit
ss ss with ssg a % ri In
% 'e II a ad g.
e q 9a as Public at the
Of the pu chaser.
ogATRE LOTS DE- TERRE GHOST DAMS LIE PREMIER
dn Ghein de Fer dc caolI,cn-successon de leu JOHN
dsns 'Etat de Ia Louisiana.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Encenteur.
- Bureau, II Commercial Place.
IEUD1, 81 de mai 1853, q midi, a l'H Otel de
s,,Is ysssa5s xsss
dite succession savoir-
QUATRE TERRAINs dams lie Premier District en- la Vile
de II Nonyee Orleans. shines dams e borne les
Cali Nsyades, Clio ct Apollo Giant les lots Nos l. ct
q. se e. Ghss a LIB ps, IL
lgnes de profondur ligne parable pare de la
meme prophetic lie dit deunt heriie de
John Tnrnbull qui acqu acba de Thomas Key par
act phsse Mark Latte cdevan notaie public
iH Nouvelie o cleans, lie 70 de 1919
k1-CONDITIohs-Un quart compliant, ct Ia balance
credit de g. IL ct Is mois du jour de la acquerenr
donrera billet secure approuv
int eret tank de de Ia date hypo
beque special jugement la propriee
vendue
Ac,e de vente pardevaut r. O. sark noaire public aux
frais de facaEereur a1O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14
CTATtONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES from IL to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS. from IL feet to 30 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS from 6 to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea & Lesviit's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with
both iron and wooden frames with Nocro Rocker Boxes and
Stearns patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page L Child's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws.
straubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from Is to
80 inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of 6, IL, and II inches in
diameter by IL long geared either horse
power.
SHAFTING, COT PLINGSy PULLIES, STANDS, HANG
ERS and Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, AZ inches in dismeer and from
16 to 80 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS up 10 % inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various siz s.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
An Of al szes of the above articles generally in
ready for delivery at The shortest notice. ad for sale
the most favorable terms and ct the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
by mail
S. II. GILMAN
uy9 SWtt 70 Gravier street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14
ZINE GUNS.
HIN "a UONS......... e SoNs
HYDE 4 GOOD RICH,
importers.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS


y
We have always on hand complete stock Of hne WAk-
European agents. Guns, comprising all the NEwE r PAT
TEENS and EMEMls Hqr iSng experience ana
facnrers extending over period MORE THAN THIRTY
enable 1s 10 say Wn eohnafnse we nave s M
SOUTH and VEST certainly not exceed equailed In this
market ..os a., r.o.,,. and o,.,,.. ,,, d;sno,,h an,
accuracy orders for Guns Of ANY PRICE peculiar
yies and t1ses Of any rnS ts fqsssh then 81
BY constant intercourse with the buying community
the South and West for over years have been ena
ed TO- PROFIT ny the sufges ioss o. nep
and not found in NINE-TENT OF THE GUNS IMPO sTED
INTO THIS COUNTRYi
sd p! S anu , o, ian,s
Smith We.ton's and Whney's Reporters Sole Ageats In
H., ~ LEE ~ 4 p.,ian H., o,so,s
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reeds but trial to prove its Real E1ceence-oo pounds
Tor 3D.
1t is acknowledged by all who have tested its superior
qualities TO be one OF the greatest OF the and
lis use is The comfort OF every family and the
convenience OF every hotel ship, steamboat or laundry
Forwashng aannes and laces, particularly recommends
itself. Try it,
Cleansing Solution
"1 ~. o,a sa. .or,ar - Jas.son. s,sst
pors.,ahv rRv vow uuRTEN c,oesr
-, x I,,,, 80 D oss,a, -, porr,h nstr;o.
hsS' corner jackson anu N0sse'u s, rou''n p'"''''
Il. L. nhi,r . ufoee''
corner jackson ana Nasaaes s's'' New of'eahs
j. A. SOMERS, Apothecary,
,,s W rrr W. 60 o..,''N'
90 Camp st., New. Orleans,
R.yvoNn coosr
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NJ yIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
lN General the Sale and Purchase of Real La
tate, Lands, Plantations. Negroes. etc.
orFICEs:
Banks Arcade Passage No. g. First District
Corner CONT Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined, time list Of valuable i'm
proved property OF very renunerative investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale at private and puhlc
SALE choice Mechanics list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes. ,,
.sIa aud ,rrchass Ia28 II