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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

!
Accoring 10 the provisions nl the law tor the
hH0i collection n taxes, passed April 18th, 1859 'each
person charged with any tax any tax duplicate In the
hands " county TREASURER Rt his option instead
of ing the whole amount ~ taxes with which he stands
charg d. hy the goth Of Dcrmbcr heretofore required
pay said treasurer before the sHid 10th day ni
cenp.r. half nf The for the year with
which he stands Charged and the remaining halt there
of before the 20 dav IT June, 1890" Section 4th
provhls III any person charged with any tax the
tax duplicate in the hands of county treasurer for
collection shall not pay half thereof before the
goth Of December, after the shall have
charged such duplicate, shall not the remainder
nf such tax on or re the 10Th ay Of June next
after the county may charge such Delinquent
with five per renun the sum pay stlc b fore
each Of said DAVIS penalty for the non-payincut there
or together with the tux charged to such delinquent and
which shall have tailed to pay aforesaid by distress
Otherwise IN the manner prescribed by the nineteenth
section Of the prescribing the duties county trcnA-
in all where the lH Of any tax ner than
taxes upon real estate shall b. paid on or before the
2Oh day oi December the whole of the taxes for The
rent charged shall be due aud collected in
| Of delinquent taxes"
The law rquies zach county treasurer TO settle with
the county auditnr b'.fnra-
"Tho frsf Monday in February and IN or before the
frsf Monday ia 4RgVst II each year. DAYS thereaf-
ter 10 seth with the comptroller of the Treasury AND
I ALI UNPAID TAXES SHALL. THEN BE RETURNED
is obvious that there alternative hut for the
rer to comply strictly with its spirit and letter. hence all
outstanding the tune snci"d will he returned
delinquent and p be cbarge NTH The penalty
Taxpsvers who llave wo kri, caused 10 b.. worked
out their road tax orany part thereof must obtain the
sunerviSor's eceipt for the same they viii he COM
PEELED nply tho same IN money. will attend NJ of
re in the housc the 10Th dgv ef ei0be un-
fIe 2oh ddg9f December to receive the FIRST install.
nrni ~ tax asn from the Isl Jay 5 April 1890 until
che 2n day If June, 1860 to receive the insallment
OF tax.
Ohce hour. from "a M untI4P. w. as gcnerni rule
~" Ohio Bank Notes redecmlble in specie taken in
WILSON N. STARK, Co. Treas.
Attest-wM. +. HAYNES. Co. Aud'r.
LA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

b The SoRE THRoAT DISEASE IN AUBURN.
THE Auburn DAILY Union says thai
scarlet fever is prevailing To an alarming ex-
tent inthat city, and Seems M have assumed
an unusually malignant form. II has ac-
quired, by the location ~ ihe disease, the
name of "puttil Sore throat" Babes and
youths are alike prostraied, and in many in.
tances the skill If the most experienced
physicians has bern baffiod. ai .e
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

PRooF rosITIFS We read in the good book. ABy the
month 81 two or three wiinesses every woid shall he
tabllshed and nleed this u doened Sufficient hy 0ny
court o Justice at the pFesn day But Kennedys Medi
cal Discovery has thousands instead ofa fw isolated
vduas to testif, N iis neaienal and healing properties
We persons With fai skins whe i,y months since,
we're coSered WITH scrofnous huuiorathoEe whos ces
ropgh and scalv from efysipeaH sow fnaotb aud
f0eythe cripple WHOM reumatifm hnd hound for yeaTs,
throws away his cfntees and daness for joy What
has beD the of this happy ehangf KrDnedy Ned
ca Discovery. And Il will corn any Afflicted th
10 nallaE h1E sztIs.ls thair oaaa ~ b. -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

The amount Of Califarnia gnld landed in
New York between the 2oih Of Dpeomhcr,
500. and the 9th September 1859, was
$40 l56,4l4, being an increase over amount
of snnle rreeived 10 same time the previous
wear, Of s., ,2S9,s40. - 1Hes'8aI 1a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28


lis1 letter 70 Dr. wood IT this city, from yentlcmi,
in tine which speaks giowingly Of the sunerinr merits
whrn coming frnmh reliable source. If eeifiheaes
guarantees nftruh the Dr. needs encOnunis nor use-
less pufery from the press;
Professor o. j. Wood & Co.;
GENTLENEN:- my attention called few months
since the ht benefFal effects nf yohr hair iestnra-
tive induced 90 make applications itupon my own
hair which had become quite gray, probably onetldrd
white; INV gphitkerp pere OF the same character same
three months Iproeareda battle our hair esor-
ative, and used It. soon found II proving what
had wished used It about tRiee week. have since
procured another bottle, nf wich have USED si'me.
certify to the world that the gray white har
has totally disappeared both my head aud face, and
eye soft aud glossy than " has been for twenty
i've years. am sixty years 0d inY Knd Fe At the
age of6fty-two, has used II itll the same effect.
The above notice deem due To yuu for your valuable
discovery. sSnr,d that whoever will rightly usp,
per directions. will mt have ncraon contfadt my
statements. am citizen of ts city and resident here
for the last fifteen years, and known every
and IN adjoining towns. Aus you may make NJ the
above with my name attached isat our wish
10 preserve the beauties Of nature in others wen as
" WOODS HAIR REsToRsTTiviEE,' E. : @'SD'
BALrIMORE Jan 23. 1858.
Professor wood-Dear sir-laying had the misfortune
To lOse the beat pofon 0f hair from the ELECTS of the
make trial af yohr PREPARATION and oand It 10 answer
a. the very thing needed, Ny hair Il thick aud
glossy and no word. can express my obligations you n
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The nndersigned Rev J. X. Brage is minister ia reg
nlar standing ami pastor of the Orthrd0x Church at
Braashed' Mass He is gentleman Of great influence
aud universally beloved. WM. DYER.
q 1latHsn BroOkheld, january ~, 1858.
ProfessoT Wood-Dear Siri Having made trial of car
bnir Restorative, 70 gives pleasure TO that Ne et
feet has been excellent In removing anraiion dandrnf
and constant tendency iioltiag with which lhase
heen troubled from my childhood; and has Aso Re-
stored my hair, which becoming gray. % ~ otignal
color have used other rtiee with vain like the
J. X. BRAGG.
The Rest0Fativeie put upiu holes of ezf VIA; bge
medium and mail; the small hOdH = pint and teiails
for one dollar perboite che medium holds at least twen
per cent proportion than the small reais
two dollars bottle; the large holds quart 40 per cont
nose In nrapaFiioa nd-teiaila for 81 n bottle.
o. J. WOnD n co.. PrapreioJs. ,Sl2 lBr0adwaV. New
York IN the great N. Y. Wire Raiiing KaabiismentJ
and ia Market 81, st. Eanis. No. fAf
Ard sold by Alkgood dgugssis gnd fancy FoodsdealeTs
etDOo And q T. shDcuLL,0OEI,a li1,r t.r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

from Racine to Port coborne, C. w. foundeied on Tues.
day, The is b. on Lake Huron. Twenty PEI were
On hoad-t~rnty-thTee Of whom found satery grave
The 6s mate whuesman and second engineer only esc-
ming
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28


CHAsED Br A PANTaER.--A few nights
since, as Mr.. Charles Beatty aKd sister, of
Armstrong township Indiana eouaiy, we're
rctufuiug home from Shsloeta on horseback.
. they were chased by panther which, COM
ing np with them near run. sprang on the
back Of Mr.. Beatty's horse. The animal
plunged violently, and the "vannintv not
being able to retain his holi, fell, leaving
ia tho horses back abundant evidence Of
the ferocify Of the attack As SOFA ~ he
was free from tile assaiIant. M. BAaty mi
spurs 10 bis horse. and the gil doing .like-
wise, they weno sooa beyond lhe reach Of
bis panthership. whas bnsever, still pursued
them. PansheTaare numerous il lhe noJlh
pertof The county. N Psasbarg chroaieis.
= -. N 2 a1.- a,1..r = : y. t.f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

Major G. Tnclman, a Polish exile of lih
nriy, now resident in Virginia, has writer
a letter containing the following n,teranees
81 nm startled ard trmble fear for the safety o
shese gettft human blessings The Constitutions and N,
Uninn when ons upon the banner Of the Black Repnh
iirnns. and rad Its hRtinR fSs seriously in cbed
"'Ihe simple majority principle In Government
The distinguished Major is himself mn II
lustration Of The simple majority principle
He forgcts that while the Cincirnali plat
firm Of his newly adopted party Implicit,
approves and taleratcs the institution d
Mormon polygamy, the Republican I,latfarn
expressly condemns il. We arc afraid tba
Tocliman is an ass.-M Y. Ifi6me. 3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
True amd Polnled.

Inc following are the woris OF mellow
ell, of Virginia, when speaking Of slavery.
They are noble words and rouse up all the
feelings of the man, while reading them.
Sir, you may place the slave where you pleaseyou may
dry up, Ia the utermost, the ountans Of his eeugs the
springs of his thoughtyou may close upon his mnd
avenne to knowledge and cloud it with artificial
night-you may yoke him TO your labor as which
iveth only to work, and wnketh only to ve-ynu may
put him under any process, which without destroying bis
value slave, will debase and crush him rational
b bingynu may do this and the idea that he torn
he free will survive it all II Is allied to his hope nf i'm
mortality the ethereal part Of his nature, which OPP
pres-ion cannot reAehti is tneh lit up in his soul by
the hand Of Deity, aud never lie exnguirhed hy
the hand Of II gentlemen do not feel the
evil Of slavery whilst this federal Union lasts they wi
zee and feel 1t when sgOne they will aud suffer il
then in amagnitu e Of desnlaing power, Ia which the
''poSence that waketh al noouday" would be dressing
To which the mtit that is threatening exiirc-
tion 10 the External CITY," the proud Of the Pom
ills and the Caesars is called you'll be refreshing and
bany as the ast breath Of spring to the chamber OF
disease" ...
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
The ticket is as fUllows:-

Governor, Charles Robinson; lieutenant Governor
Root; Secretary Of State, Dr.. Robinson; Treasurer, Mr.
Thoen; Auditor, g.. H. Hiyer Superintendent NJ Public
Iusiruetion w. r. Gih; Chiei Justice, 6ytarE, Thomas
Ewing, jr Associate Justices Samuel A Ki ,gai years,
l.. ID. Bailey, 2years: Attorney GeneraL b. Simpson
Representatives to Congress, Martin +. Conway. al.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

A Canada paper notices the fact thatdn-
ring the past six weeks the waters Of Lake
Ontario have fallen not less than eighteen
inches. AT the same time a good deal of
rain has fallen, and tho water in the rivers
and lakes Of tho West have risen consider
ablF. -.I.-f.-.t-fl trr,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
ExecutOr,s sale.

THE Personal Property belonging to the
Il estate OF AARON LoVELAND, deceased, consist-
ing Of .s.
Wagons, Carriage, Horses, Colts, Harness,
Six Mitch Cows, Heifers Calves ~ Swans f Bees,
Farming Utensils $50 Bushels Winter Applies Glover
Seed, Corn, wheat Potatoes, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture and other property will b. sold at
Nendue, NJ his lair residence IN frtmout, o., on
Saturday the 5th day Of November, 1859.
Sale commencing at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
JAS. X. GLENN,
Fremont Oct. Is, 1850. 40w3 Executor
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

The Treasures annual notice TO the taxpayerso OF Sam
dusky County, will te found in anather column. The
amount assessed in tile eorioatono Of Fremont is SLIGO
on the sloo valuation sandusty township, 500 ihe
500 valuation. asEt -1a .11l-lH fLH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
is his official statement Of tlc matter:


Evsry thing il uuiet. There are only ave prishers-
three wounded and two unhurt Six ciizens have been
Killed and nntiur. All the citizens kied out
side the limits othe Halted States teuitoryin NirRiiit
Col. Lee. hut not Gov Wise. Ohly nineteen petsois
engaged In the matter, Of whom five free negros
from the north. Brnwh has been living within few mi 20
of here. in Maryland, since June last His premises
searched to-day, and fifteen hundred pixies aud two hu
afrd guns f1nnd hesdes hns, axes blankets ciothing
&c. in abundance. Brown says he haA eontenpatedtht
movement einoe 1856 Al of his party either killr
captured except me, who len Monday. They we
driven by The Niinsans into the amory, and there Co
Lee and twelve mafinps did the halanee. A the slave
by Brown were burt. although all In the building
stormed hv the marines The nnks and papers NJ Browt
epcuted. which thtOw considerable light the
ment Strange true that Brown aud lbs oighteer
took pnssefsion OF the Governc property and town
and held them daring Sunday night and Mondav. Til,
~ Allied the marine. The who carried nn Levi
washngton is one Of the wounded prisoners. do no
ROBERT oULD.
allow great matter little fire kin
dleth" For the week past tho telegraph
has been loaded down with pro-slovcry &c
counts of this great insurrcction, and We nr'
constrained TO believe that the truth of tho
matter has not yet been got at, and wher
it shall come out we think it will all rccoi
with tremendous power and effect on the
Shareholders themselves. 1t is hut the work
! ings on! of the peculiar institution.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
lowing Ianenage :

al did not ask for quarter at the time taker.
did not ask to have my lite spared Tie Gor. f Va ten
ered me his assurance that should have fair trial, aud
under circumstances whatever will be allie tn attend
trial lyou seek my blood you have IL any
mcnt without the mockery off trial have bad
sell Ihave not heen able IN advise with know
nohng about the feelings rf my fellow prisoners and am
utterly unable I" attend 10 my own defence.
my memory don't serve met hehlthis insignificant
although improving There mitigating circumstances
H. fair trials tn be allowed that would u'ge in
favor but il to he iorc,, with form "f ri-
al TO execution, you might spare ourselves that trouble.
81 ready for my fae. do not ask the erv Of a
trial; beg Tor trial. insult nothing but that which
conscience gives cowarc wond drive you practiep.
ask To he excused frrnf the mnckery trial do not
know what the design of this examination is do not
know what is to be the benefit of It to the commonwealth
Il have little To ak other than that bp not nn-
ishly nsned cowardy barbaous people insult those
who fall into fheif power"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28

Kansas RtpublIchn State Ticket.
The Republicans Of Kansas have noni
mated a full icket under the new ConStitu-
ton. Election to be held in November
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
Caurt of Common PIen..

Court was csledat O'clock on Monday morning Path
lush SAMUEL T. WORCESTER, the bench The docket was
called disconunuanccs and defaults entered, wien Court
adjourned until November l4h, At O'Clock A. NJ,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
rrInl nf the prisnncrn.

Brown and his four surviving associates
were put upon trial at Charleston, Va, on
the morning of the 25lh. The Court as
signed as the prisoners counsel, Chas. j.
Faukcr and Lawson Bolts. After q brief
consultation with the prisoners, Mr.. FauIk-
ner said he denied tho right of the court to
assign counsel for prisoners, and that he
could not under ANY circumstances enter up
on defence Of those prisoners on. such short
notice, as it would indeed be a mockery oI
justice.
Mr.. Bolts said he did not feel il his duty
TO decline the appointment of the court.
Brown addressed the court with the fol-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
Harpcr's Ferry IusurrcctiOn-The Thing
I'm n Nutshell.

The following Is District Attorney Gcncr-
al 0uld's account of tho Hsrpcfs Ferry in
surreclion. Mr.. odld was sent to the scene
of conflict by President Buchanan, and this
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-28
THE GREAT WONDER OF
the NiNETEERTH CENTURY
OFE S S OR WOODS
Hair Restorative.

Says the st Louis (Mo.) Democrat: Below we pub
lish letter 10 Dr. Woo IT this city from gentleman
IN Mtne, which speaks gowngy Of the superior merits
Of his hair onic Such evd nee must have its fleet
whrn coming frnm reliable If certificates are
guarantees otruth. the DR.. needs enconius
less pufery from the press;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD:
Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

A Large First Class Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Fourth Volume this beautiful and opuls. Weekly
aging prospects, seatiy Sl'' & ~ Eaisrgea ,ns 8
with its handsome pictorial illustrations must increase its
AHRTcWETuRE-This, as heretofore will be the leading
feature Of the Homestead and will be conducted in
partmen Of Southern Agriculture will receive due attention.
and such systems of cnvatng the soil raising gen.
and found Of ADOPTION large Corps
contributors constantly writing for this department Of the
department is constantly filed with
excellent Horticultural and Pomologcal information,
universally pronounced the useful the
sR @ sI S
'DA' 'Ds A'r'DAid@.i, Mrs. l. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the control of the Ii erary columns the Home-
stead" for 1859 will received with acciaation by
s hs 70 sns
thought Several beautiful and highly interesting stories will
french IN Tor 1852 from the pen OF Mrs
ILLUsTR ATIoNs-The Homestead" will continue as
pared pressy for its COLUMNS, by competent artist
n Mew s. of Foreign and will
intelligence the eonds sed present.
Re given to
ket Reports for 1882 the editors determined their
''n' ns sAss' M - y, Ts 4 shs Southern People.
now % yea1 os q s hs
has been pronounced By compsen. Judges
similar paper IL the Union W. therefore ask every Southern
who desires subscribe for Agricultural Family
sns % !. s s sa a a
Sp s' !, uus
lishsd weekly each nsbsr containing eight large pages
n s ss
One copy % year. six copies opies S6 tand an ex
copy 70 the person getting up T. .ai elsS
s7-ssnd for .p.eimen numbers, prospecvsss Nan
i mp Clubs immediately. GIT 3pH
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Meh @1ltans 4ailg Crescent.
TALK ON CHANGE.

T. ;.. .,a ,.r,, n.,,, ~, C.xona.,.t
,..... ..~...ss., Tho.. ~ ,sn.ral ;no,;n.to.
n r,nvs IN ,l;e NOT =, onera,ors IN nroduce The
...-....ss... r.. ~. e.. ,L;.h a.-;-.s =. ~
v.-,- - s..,,.a as,;a.a,,- ,.,.,,.,.h,.
=, =. ..s s,.;..,, W.. .na - ~,
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s".:ss ~ ~ Wv es .ss.s ~
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n tta ,;s,,s ,s loo. no.o
~ H. .ae.;r.a o.o ho,.o,e. or tha aao,;na
NIT, - ho 49,, dn,,, o,ns;dor.a ~, t,,oso
who d.s;ra ~ antar .he ,a,Le. Thora ia .o ,rucb
t., aho ~ oss...;on. ~ ,I,o ,.onth ~ ~. r;vor
49,. =; ~. 49, e.o.o- ,,,aht
~;.s.,. 49,, ~ aa,.,. wv ~ 80 s.a.. ..a ,.o,,o ~, sftr
.hn-ss.a so,,ora eo,. .o .o,,hoa,. - ~ ta vorI
=. sa..t;.t not ,.o;, a. tha octor ~ the
Cou.rnn,ant a. w.sh,noton INV +be authorities at
p.ton ponaa rhs Money ,vorld nnnne.t;onah hlv he
| rosrndod Tharo viii; he moro than thia ann ,ost nm
~ $500, o,s hooIaa -, "a =, ~. ..ocL - r,or.
lot so, sa,a ~ tha val,a r. hat 10 er soa and v,
hs asnrssssa Ths .s, IL ta. ,ho immediate di.
..or.a,. 80 .h;, III, =. 80 .a..,..,,.
.,a,h ,o.a iii =. -a,..a =. ~
onsn channs, Tbs ts1L Z thsre IL comnan, thst
1on,a w. 70 .o,,, ~ onoa -, .,;s sru hsn
toad ana trnat n chance for tbe balance The ALA.
tow ,e.orres or tho Covarnn,snt Iii M. ,ast ~.
,ra,,s If the sh;nnno ;n,o-s.,s ~ ~ cor,,oercs
oonara,lv Tho tall 10 that veaao,s drov;r, lei n
- Go, c.r oet + GOO thono, thoro oro onI1 feo,
80 ,o.., ~ +ho h.r a. ,his +;n,a Thot :. ,ort =.
noncb vater aa natnre intended Some Ok or a veara
ago when the first vessels Of five and nix hundred
tnna ere hnt FIR tb;s trade the cantaine on,d aav
don't talk about more than IL feet water A. ali TIE
largo shna in will he seeking this mort or
fraoh,s and denress ,he fre;obtino hns;res. Thono
mora tnnnoo. ia reonired than formerly we do M,
t,.. A.. lI - -. -,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
[For the New Orleans Crescent.
A Picture taken by Rail.

Come, all who wish view Of rural scenes.
And take the railroad cars to New Orleans.
The boundIess forests Of the losgJeafed pine
Adsrns With green the long extended line;
The humble cottage, where contsntment rsigns,
The stately palace, ful, Of cares and pains;
The fat-top cypress and the towering pine,
The green magnolia and the clustering vine,
Ths varied forests, clad In gray attire,
The green palmetto bristling from its mire,
The tangie thiekets with their nossy bowers,
The wide prairie. intsrspersed with flowers,
Ths rich plantation, clothed with fruit and grain,
The placid waters Of Lake PontchArtrain
To view all these and other varied scenes,
Come, take the railroad cars to New Orleans.
BROoKHAvEN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24
AW NOTICE.. H. JOHN f. HOLLAND Attor
II neys and Counsellors at Law. Office at
No. 70 ST. CHARLES Street,
d29 3m Between Union and Perdido.
WALsH'S PATENT GAS BURNER
ptrENrED ITfNu

We beg call the attention the As-CoNsUMING PUB
Lie TO THE WALSH REVERSE PRESSURE DOUBLE
CHAMBER GAS BURNER, which has just been submitted
the most critical and test made in this county in
the city of Albany N. " where it direct compe-
ton with GIEAsaN's BURNER, the best The United
s;ates OF which Professor Silmnn of Yale College, says
YALE college, LABoRAToRY,l
Tabular and comparative Of result of Photomerc
Nsw % @
Name of psp sfn hoaE PRESSURE ss csnd1ss s0
eleasons American, with ,,a.
:APs%! ts inches s.S:' siS
eaad: -. "A feet. l-2in 10 candles
Ne! ro;s ffss%Ss; S' ! ;eR':'
Now, let the public remember that in fair Albany
Of @
over this
consumption Of lO of Gas per hour AID that the Walsh
On The second trial Walsh Burner consuming 21o feet per
hour much light Gleason Burner consuming so
% s
Difference in favor of Walsh Burner 4le fss hour
'ss''sis5f JOHN s'GfG1 MGabis. fIs company
'oh''f%ia %%. T mtSsfe. tfRR Committee
We prepared to furnish them Companies Gas Fit
ss y" sss e1
warranted corrosive We also furnish with
tips that the old tips worn they be
easily replaced thus rendering Burners the
ooan o r
These Burners have been Of the largest esab
hmens In this city 10 the satisfaction Of who have
| Them, and with much economy of use.
above and he Patronage
" WETHERBEE GARTRELL,
l. Sole Agents.
nThese Burners may be in operation tthe Iino
Central Railroad Once, under ST. Charles Hotel Any order
left with W. r. REDDING the Agent, will receive promp
1 attention. fe10 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

TIE CALIFORNIA DRAMA.-Dr. Hale's great expe.
riment or dramatic series of the science Of electro
biology, entitled the California Drama" will be
given tonight, and its wonders and humors will i'm
mensey requite those who visit the airy and pleasant
Concert Hail. on Poydras street, where the entertain.
ment will take place. The performance is ANNOUNCED
for this night only and it is presumed that the at
tendance will be as large as on former occasion
when numbers were unable to obtain admission to
to the nYercrnWded hall.