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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24

Parcels for Europe Per City of Washing
ton received tie oAire sn,ericau Europeep ~.
press ~ rrcnowsy unill Saturday at 8 o'cicck a. NJ
Curney's New Photographic and Fine Ast
lures in Ill, and ivory pes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24

Buslness IL good, the vveath-~ steltsl.sfsys
snd the demsud for the KNOX hat greater than over Cali
early az No 22 Broadway Of Fulton street. make
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-24

chronological Examinations. with Charts
am M "ri1,en charaaers. given daily by FOWLER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28
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Botany and Material History the university of
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Agent,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28
TINE ANN.HILATED!!
Cream Actually Ertzen in Three Minutes
T 0 r r E Y S
NEW
Four Minute FrccZcr.

PATENT APPLIED FOR.
THE subscriber, after careful study and various
l experiments, has FuoCccGcd Ia HstruCtiEg "a
Freezer, which tor simplicity, durability, Ta.Idiry
quality its production, J. uncquscd, and can
not Etil - become a unIv, TStl iayOrte.
I" satisfy the incIeduluus, there will be weekly
public exhibitions Of this Freezer, at No. lat ST.,
prove It's ability do all that Is claimed for II.
sizes from 3 10 20 quarts
Ss-s SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. ga
The undersigned will dispose ol his 81 OK Of MAS
SER's FREEZERS, now on hand, upon favorable
terms. h. a. 1ORREN Manufacturer,
No latt street New York.
Also Manufacturers holcsalc Agent for the cec-
bratcd cola IOmuirn" Coffee aud Tea Pots, and ''AT
thurs" pat mt Self sealing Cans and Jars.
feb1I-tIlm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28
1859 POPULAR TRiDE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS. RlBBUNS.! RlBBUAS..
TO MERCHANTS, NIILINERs, JORBERs, DEALERS
N RIBBONS, MlllINfRT GoOls, AND
CASH BUYERS IN ALI. sICiIONS u II ECoUNTRY,
THE CASH RlEBON HOUSE,
l 6 CHAMBERs sIkEtT, NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1885
NE have originated new principle new era
w IN the Ribbon Trade, whereby We make this
business PLAIN, SIMPLE aud STAPLE As that oF BROWN
WI SILL FOR CASH. wEBUY FOR CASH.
We are satisfied with PER CENT rEpsT Ash II" Sec
ood rricc Have al our goods marked N fLAlN
tIGUtt.S, that mau, woman and Guild buy alike
and receive the value Tor their money
Our prccs i"r best Ill.tu Ribbons all colors, are
70 i, IS o. P.:'' 30 90 81, 81. . '''s
~. 1" :, % 81. .. :"
No. l6 81 AZ. per piece.
We OFF FR FANCY RIB y AL I YIES, - GALL
CoLOEs, AL QCMInts;" AT RlCEs
IEFYING COMPETITION ANp,
F,R CASH ONLY
our establishment Is the centre OF attraction for
"QurcA sales, =" Light Profits aud Good Value, ,"
RoUCHEsl ROUCHEsll
New styles and Patterns az II saving Of
30 PR GENT FROM CREIII PRICES.
Examine our s. mplcs and be convinced.
BLOND LACE ,QUIIIINGs, &c., sc.
Our line OF these Goods always fGll. We Import
aud ..Jub" them at once ior 5 per cent advance.
d..i Ee' Irlcr- "n atl G"ous IN Pam figures"
sANlNG Oh 10 PR CE\l on 1iitSk nUUlS FROM
CREDIT PRICES.
our iuteuton is 10 make the Iibbon Trade as staple
ia regard 4" prices domestic goods. To do this
uust sci on MILLION LUlLAl.s WORTH or GOODS
Ne ar, Union Men "No North, no south" We
solicit the Iatr' mage Cf Merchants, every section
Il the JrIed state and lie OF ali who
.avor US W4th tLcr traGo and patronage.
JNO. FARit l..
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
10 thau,hcTa -, New York,
near the hu"so. River Railroad ePot,
n. w'rfR Ianlo-+m
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RATES or ADVERTISING,


hkSNWAHLk
One Square year S30-each additona square e1e-
written notice must be given 90 take out and stop sd
verusements Of yearly advertisers sfore the yskr
pres, otnerwfse we shall charge till done.
NO contract 0f yearly advertisements will be diEosAf
Sooea w-.aont previous noticeto 10 wany charge
70 naoe Tor less than one year AZ the yearly rates.
Aaverrsers exceeding the space contrast
Cd tor WI BE charged for the excess. n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28

= tNE are neu u FccraIs a. cAr SICK a Ceets
w Ter tee sPRlSG TskATiE. - shtrh ~s wo4la
c4Ii ne ~ Merch isnx tkis cat. Oar
bssnness. &e., kc
Fross ear izs experEere b ne paFehase q Gsasds
feF this frei s1t.saed fhs1 sssoEtsn~as
ssa sEx ~ stsk esaeat hs ssrsszea zza Il e.zA
ssd fsssalt ts.ss es-l-Es al e1zF ia1aesassnks
- Sarchases< -
-kss-ss sv4Ss 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28
ANOTHER TRIUMPH,
CpLLEcTfONs -
Flower seeds ny Mali.
FREE or POSTAGE
Tsueasy Sslscf ans Czoict Tsrieies Tor One Daizs<

Treafy Seiscf ans CActcs IsrsefscsTor One Dsslar.
I~oR ne .ceounsoasIs.s of Ihose Who hove the eel
II usskou u rgsers, bar -ko feslcs Al a dirtsnce
frcm uheFe tLey can Be Prucafef, ~e have selected
tbs uaost beAetfci z-e sA0y vsrirtes each cs-
hs1 ptanied n beda groaps N me fewer Dor-
dsr. Ne hAss had each tarirsy cisfnctiy u,arks<
with TIE y tsnAcAi Ara krgish nsms heghf, tine o<
noscrtrg, ceior 81 tie coser. q gfu~in
Nhsthsf erert tr.Liang. tha Il sfoud - Eowp
sha othsr aiasbls blnts % eslHyaInn ln 60
lectnE tiluse rarletes. have becn czFefui to
elats 81 ~tssch are ssy bl0aneFs % have tnslr-
nlocaaf appearance, hat the eolieeons an
pri~s e1iy thoss ~tSh are really alrs~y ana hsnd-
seuss.aAl > hsk ~s eelsss H'ssA pFese - he en-
tife saklsf1et,qa ~ sns Ady gsDti1An sha Di<ht
% elsfossd % ordeF them. TIE eslleetions wId be
ssat free ~ pst aDy Szzgt - ths e0slry 81 ne
iolioslag pficsas tst
As-oFtzaeai ~. renslzts q t~erty choke "a, -
r<tes q Annaals.-........- ~ -
No. 2 esaAsAsrs q a. sl.f;f cAAaEe
rlsaa~s ~ - hntHis ara gsrsa-
as@lts -z.s.s-r-.--- - .-.-- q -
Z" No. ce1sesls - tep extra tne xAri-
rirt o. Aanoak aud feree-
nl.As. smbr.ekzs nn4ny s.f tas
ss~ and Essseesi a saisys-
.. Ne scsassis a ass very rhaies
xaretiss. sslecle1 rom fri1s
Af FtsseFE - t1.siizh f4ns.rss
tsl ee<uss GaFtaloa -nd riee~
- Pax fsFbenss, Trsf.
Et's FrrueA Aslsfs and
la1bls Hollyhack e.rh of
Nhsrh sla A - eeni.
Ajax. EAckESxiE,
ssbts-in IA esls>gs sfsss. k.1ssals
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28
Stop the ReDort

hhenrfenty rrpo ted that We sell no Good. anI,
A Aueuon when IN FACT two-thirds or our sales Az,
private the same As IA any other Wholesale fou,, 10
the Hi'y with tis exception Nc sell for short nr,n,.
for cash and short prompt paper
leOI BGAN TRABIE If'CTfs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02

o. necessity the army win number upwssssos 7eoeoo
force many advantsers e II rsssi a. ecs
reduction ia the time Of sesviceT fry,rs tsr.s -
years. and reduction IL the - ~ ~ No, -
Improvements in arms, and displsys s,ess slsur n
Increasing and perfeeting HE srssliers Ts,e No
already been cast " rHed II poundess Il rsnsrfsb
ghtness; they are Of castseel snd bsseeis 5csdss,
guns were found uniniured after firfur 10 ~
One OF The new guns Is turned out every ~ Tsss
This, remarks the Berlin correspondents II % Tj1
is the practical way in which Prussia Il initiating ~
-.
~
Al We .fooPs mat are 70 return 70 fnace nom
X. I ps,;a sa an1,soa.,. =, -.
ill., sGoo source tnat tne Empsfof intends e pab
ncs,. ~. i: emuessy q ~ iosn Msse9t ~.
Chsssas fs,. wv ,ncloce Sc. Coaon
~ ~, ao1 ~ ntanc and even Ledfu k0A y.
Inc Constits,ionad, In % article on The Preach
EoRisnd. Ths vrisss - ~. y = ..o 49,
ts ts sss ~ eoMp,sssa e service q " ma
neYnecfsf tn.n. wLsu wMa permit we sodoeo a40
No.. - op q eoyps davNee % the
are ;eslfns n k, IN ~, ~ EIa.ce % s1oss wno
her. The article 4 .,Ss s1.ee Sesoss PROVOKING
The Emnernr Nsnoiso. ~ - n ~; =. y RasG
inaueurats real md so,id !. -. sssayso e
th;s yiar - n,nrcsss Il - ks. ~ - wa
certain nv msfeyisI. t.ci"s,ss ~ -. pss ~ =
nrrrnofe rsilvav vrris "a cSs,,s:s ~ sss. ~ i
stimulus 70 trsde and comm r.ssn - = s'ss =
=
Great nEsta1e.
Parliament was pxoroguea On the l3th.
The Lord Chancellor rad tie QaeeaS spSeek -
rsse.s , sus. .oe ia.srrups.ons daring g -
He'd anal hooss ~ sisfr ss,iv co..aS.ss. Il s
next sesaion. The VA in Italy hsvisx bess 49,.
ded, England bad been invited 70 tn1n post u ~
conference Of the great Powers shMld - ~ ~.
bat there was mot sufficient infomatica "a this -
tect 70 admit OF definite reply. 6hs would rljr(0e
lasting peace She hopes that the direct comnn5ear
ton with Pekiu will prove beneficial 6he hope1 ~
continuance Of the existing amcsbls fslS5oss Wffk
al Powers. and Eejoices n the complies appfstoa
Of the Indian rebellion. She prousiaa NJ sefioss
attention to the internal improvement Of Iudia
She gladly assented TO the bills providing for ~
naval and military reserves, and regarded psrnanaS
nasiona! defences - Of paramount importance. Iho
remainder Of the speech Is congrstnlasoey a. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02
3 son AND GREAT NORTHERN

During the continuance Of the Bonnet Care Creyase passen
ssss r % ssnpored between New Orleans and Pass Man
Ains Of the Carroton Railroad the Lake thence BY safe
and commo4sses steamboats, Bridge beyond which
There Ia no interruption.
Pssssugers viii leave New Orleans from the Carroton Rail
iead Depot vol Ccle at sx o'clock the morning and al
twenty mtn1tes sig in tho sernoou returning New
0ssn VII arrive the Depot at Tiyo Circle ssegh O'Clock
ID ne morning, and the same hour 10 the evening.
Tbs traas for Kenner will leave tho depot at foot OF Cal
.ope stres 1t A. and r. NJ Returning will leave Ken
~ A. N. and r. NJ Freight for this station will
Fese, 40 eeAfs each way.
freight for Msnchac shove will be received dali
q ne Old wrehouse, the south bsuk Of the New Canal tt
Ween Liberty and Howard stre@ts, until n. NJ.
freight Will be received unless consigned TO parties re
& ~ the established stations the line Of road it,
SECTIONS.
Will b BY the foregoing that passengers and fregt
WIN b. transported without interruption and that connecticut
With rods viii h lad re1ulsriv heren
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02

Ohdrsu thrss years old Nnds free; three
fslr 3s.
ee q he Master Of Translostcn Camp street. opposite
Lafayette Square, reside the city md have
rsdeuco he line Of the read
In packages twenty i've for their personal ct
duced rate.
The prepared 70 Goods .nd Pack
r. 8. WILLIAMS,
M Master Of Transportation,
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OyTICE or THE STATE AssAYEk,
10 Boylston street, Boston, Mass.

AEeman, SIT, your very obedienL setv
oyncE or THE STATE AssArrE,1
o-t 10 Boylsen street, Boston, Mass
Dear have csreully examined the patent. which
and application Of your for burning
application both novel and =. r
e mods ss.sin
and s .pDy sssAdss heat
ds
s Nth The ~ ,ss Of
While chemical engineers abroad have been slowly advancing
q probable gain Il heat giving power from ming ws
fuel ad @ a. On be
bulk Of the fuel IN dry state, BY means Of your In
for furnace. bssn adopted -heh
set S yeaF ~"
dense snord = esn.naous line q inventou applied
utilizing the heat from We. fuel and affords pleasure
by others nvssions
sugar interes. Of our Southern States The economical
ynnI invention has high value Knowing
here an ~ 70 ne
Ssff A.. Sny ssaessdss 4
With high 1 1Je. l. YEs,xn.,
Assaysrto the State Of Massachusetts, and Consulting Chem
y
After having sb.insd dscrss In favor from the highest
tined .hs plsas" mot to pay those Which
Nth savers. falling which only alternative maintain
ny patent ui;. accordingly Instituted March md
Circuit Court was in session Ny opponent. not rs.dy
e asan IN 49, % 1 nos un hH
sss .S
Jury rights The trial again deferred by the
and viii e a. Moment and Do
not fear The result The planting community draw its
conclusion from this Of facts prepared
into contracts for the erection of furnsc and
confident in assuring the planters that results will be
produced from the wet bsgasse be obtained from
equal quantity Of any kind Of dry fuel.
As know of mode Of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat that will not infringe my patent
and wishing to avoid litigation, again caution the planter
against contracting With those parties whose infringe
mine Planters contracting with will be guaranteed IL
peaceable possession by good city guarantee
MOSES THOMPSON.
prepared contract furnacss
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Ness Hayes Sanders
1 Co, spesrng Co. and James u. Putnam srs agents.
Communication concerning this business addressed to H.
Thompson Co.. Box &c. Post ONCE New Orleans, Will
N. THOMPSON d Co.. Contractors
AgensMesws. Hayes, Sanders Co.. spearing Co.. JAmes
u. Putnam. my13 law4m&W
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass illustrated
AGRICuLTuRALI AND FANNY NEMSPAPER.

AanouLrA ksis Eli osss I 1si''"sa
The Fourth Volume Of this bssat'al and popular Weekly
sng M ] m Hit % me most
~s' , p'0ss GreatIy Eniargea, -,,,, .....,..
with its handsome pictorial illustrations must increase s
AGRIGULTUREThis, as heretofore will be the leading
ps Msa o southern Ascutare viii receive attention
and such Of snyatng the soil @ sn and gen
practical md found worthy adoption large Of
are constantly writing for this department OF tho
szeesn an
universally of the most useful the
that the apnouncemeptthat
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
s S d for lisa WIN aselaatIon bs
many admirers and warm welcome offended to the We
a,s,s SaSs several W isSsss highly interesting viii
sppea; in the Homsstead fer 1852 from the pen OF Mrs
FshiI Homestead" will continue, a.
heretofore to be illustrated with handsome engravngb
for its columns by G9spstspt srs. nil
n nass variety q
intelligence the 50 as present. in
| shah excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
offer psriodsa Which a i vs s S
ssss' sapse1 Ell
whs ssssssss +; "a Ts%ly
h V
his enss an is
s s
copy to the person getting Vs hSsss.s Co..
up Clubs Immediately. AAlA'''s' p'=p''' al SPIT
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EpBEEZEHg1 1868. ..............."......1S59
1ExSa1N1NEWo ORLEANS. JACEsoE 4 GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

EXpTess,
fOmce In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite Ia
aJste Squared will deliver part Of the city such Bag
the Railroad otherwise, may entrusted to their
charge; forward the with and dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad, the Southern Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad recving them for that pur
either at the Express Office at tue residences Offices Of
individuals.
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will go
through the Train and receive the Checks address Of
wishing their Baggage sent o their hotel residence
NThe Company will be responsible for all articles placed
|sln charge Of the Baggage Master.
|HxPRRss CHARGES. IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
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BAGAssE FURNACE.
RURN YOUR RAGAssE-1T Is PRoE1r an

{, e ss:
q
ss ss
sS.a ~
s 70 s ne r 4. The
M IN heat eat than We have SEE.
boiler ing
s ~ well a. y little ena
al tho steam an,
md 81 the juice AND further opn
ion that the Of thu and
sh. and and unlike the slower sgsssm which ia
s BENJAMIN JOHNSON,
We have one & '1 sTag gssH;stS Il operation
.: y6 5HI'i H & LiI..sss'nln'' Planter
Firm OF, Hail. Rodd fssaa% n Front Loves street,
Nc r L ssiaS fit Tssb SsH Orleans
AxApEo L f1siSh = Ascension
Firm Of Brand Landry III EissS5s no.
No. Is s.. o spNss stfssi Ne" orl''n'
No. : s1 Gls !sFss A ssss ssT Orleans
Phoenix 6 cGfI2aE:lyE s f prssu i'.s'' o.
SAMUEL oowqyiII. D.
DAN. c. HoL1Hi saf.i 4 B. S..''a'
GEORGE H. lo 5ss ssS s s$.'..'
hid OGDEN. New ss orl o..s.h''
bias BEEN pr.ccsy Of which the above
certificate Of those who Witnessed IT in actual operation is re.
s. &C. Ss'sh szsq ds,.ss g.
al, .,s,i rs.
i;s: { =: &C. s ''''
Moses Thompson, E.q, New Orleans:
1,5r IF ,ou Bsvsss Fusascs eoua .eed f ~ III, "a.
to grind our cane and to clarity ce
Furnace Ia. accompi.hsd much more II few words W.
would that have full Rliisux apparatus aud that
,one your Furnace have ground cane clarified
nice evapoated hs to Is deg TO deg snd finished 10
We twelve hogsheads In the "a hours using
ssoui cords wood during that time mostly green willow
and batture d the latter cut day or two before
hours succession We rolled sufficient quantity Of
II hoaa and he Fupsce 1eady all the Baeasss
We hare thrce-roer mill, put up years snce with
have Boilers attached to The Bssasse Furnace IS fec.
leng q inches diameter with double 6 neh) us The
oos he oppers 0''
No cnkers formed the CRATES of the Furnace therefore
S SSHf T il %a1SsF'
Myrtle Gno,5, November 18th, 1857.
Gentlemen-Your favor Of the I4h inst il at hand and in
s s ss 81 IN
The we made IL our letter to Mr. Thompson under
Tie only we can suggest Ia the named By
your Mr. Hail. and that was IN regard to the hoppers
very Your ,ssFe obeaisgni. servant,
JOHN L. WHITE,
EITH TRUFANr.
ELM HALL. January o. 1859
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02
BAGAsSE FURNACE.

IT. proper that shoald here Civil Engineer
by profession and snch have had barge
constructions and works Subsequently several
CheHxaminer or Patents In he United States Patent
Office Warrington and for the last years bave been
engaged sSoictor Of Patents In hop acity often called
upon to tfy Ia ATS In the Uned stxts
courts and constantly consulted queoas Of similarity
In different Inventions and matterf infringement
Irsusn, sir, your very obedient se, ,s1.sv,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02

BOSTON, June u, 1859.
S-I have the following patents fer furnaces for
burning bag.sre and other wet fnel
LIST Letters patent grant to Moses Ttomrion 10th April
1855 and reissu.d 3lst Msrch 1851.
I'd. Letters patent granted Hager Alyn May 9Th, 1856
ID. Letters patent granted f. Ste'les June 18TH 1858.
4h Letters granted Samuel H. Gilman December
1855 reissued August g. 1856. ,o, :, 49,
The first OF these Moses Thompson 10th April 1855
March, 1850 anteaes the others This patent
covers process of drying and consuming wet fuel
These operations performed smuitaBeou y upon dill
.rent portions the Eagassc the asses and heated
air the being united in suitable chamber contiguous
the chamber consumed together the assisting
the combustion Of the other 1h patent also the use OF
chamber each fire chamber having It's air ages aid
tues, with hampers for the regulation OF the draught
fhe furnace described In the pate OF Hager Allyn, May
9Th, 1885, is cea- aI palpabe Infringement of Thompsons
from that portion which being dried being mixed with those
from the which being consumed, and the whole
burned ogether The passage see Hagar and Ayns draw
ings) aud the beneath the boilers the Immediately
chamber, in which the gasses consumed
In the patent of Evan Shelley june 10 1885, the bagasse
thrown in and heaped ths floor hearth which IL
burned but tdenicaly the opera carried IL
being burned the portion being dried
II dried Il gned and consumed the the drying
the and hot
united in mixing chamber and consumed the operation,
| fore, clear Infringement Of the Thompson patent.
furnace described in Gimans patent December 18th
1856 continuously single burning
cha ber drying and burning opei
aneapsy upon different portions Of fuel and the vapos
heue generated all thrown together into cham
B of Gilran's drawings) where they mixed and
sued This furnace therefore uHdoubted Infringement
! Of Ikonpson'6 patent
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Very truly,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.
To Moses Thompson, present /:

To Moses Thompson, present:
Dear sirHaving been engaged Dr. Kittredge's pana
ton for the fall of 1853 where there Of furnaces
operation and having engaged other plantations
within the past fonr which the furnaces Of Mt Still.
and Messrs. Hagsr Allyn used consider have
fair opportunity Of judging of the comparative mes Of
each the furnaces have In saying your fur
done much work than either of the other fur.
With the same quantity Of Bag"sse produces
capable of producing and with the formation Of but
little cnker feel confident in saying that believe that
your applied the Rieux apparatus and with
sufficient supply Of boilers it will consume the Bsgssse
nh ali Of the tqured with eight Of wood
twenty four hours and make the above number Of hhd in
twenty hours therefore take pleasure in expressing
my conviction tn yonr furnace is the best have
use, recommend 10 all who desire to
the Bagssse into useful fuel
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES NEAMEs, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02
Elm HAIL PLANTATION, Fob. 4, 1859.

Elm HALL PLANTATION, FOB. 4, 1859.
Mr.. Thompson New Orleans, La:
sHaying been engaged engineer on suga, pnna-
sion crops with Bngasse furnaces of different kinds
am happy say your furnace far excals all Others 1t pro-
duces more uniform fire much larger quantity of steam
feel conaden, that furnace with supply Of
boiler tho Rieux apparatus, will make steam to do all Of
the work cord Of wood the hid take pleasure
recommending your frnce all who may have
them. Yours, truly,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-02
REDDlNG 4 CO.'S

EVFFICE-UNUEh
For Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
On the Opelousas Railroad.
This Company IS organized for the Of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewery Merchandise Bag
gags and Packages all The United States and
We also prepared to do General City Express and Bag
gs Business In connsco with the New Orleans opelousa
and Great Western Railroad.
viii call for and deliver, with dispatch and reasonable
Baggage Freight Packages to and from all of the
sity Of New Orleans.
Eschants planters citizens rely upon this Company
TO forward the minute article any destination, and
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. f. REDDINa,
tn. THAYER,
P,opretors
ALutborIssd Agents Of Bombaler Co.'s Island Of Cuba
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