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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
5{l ing Rai1sR0a1t q q e 81;

Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing RailsRoad.l 20
Ikkt tt - EE55.ss
ONGND AFTER IoS11f T, November bs m iss6
~ Passenger Traii5EwTl leave bridgeport as fol-
lows u1tays e4cspted:l 80 s.F5r .ss51 8
1l:oo A. n ail Train, stopping Mt all stations. cx.
iSent, NeY salisbury 9! summitrille. Frank
lin, EAst Rochester, MIultrie, EOotstOwn,
Earlyille SIacdfl0nia, Bedford; and New
burg; arrives at Pfttsburgh at 400 NJ
Baltimore MT $500 A. NJ. philadelphia AZ
ESQ A. NJ, New 7 ork at 2:3or.Si. noon
I CIeyelanda 1880 r. H.: Toledo ut l2l0A.
- d, Detroit at Gals A. NJ, and Chicago at
1000 =. ~ Express Train, stopping at ali stations
except LIVERPOOL, Smiths Perry; Indus
try, Beaver, New Salisbury, East IIoch-i
ester, RarlYile, Macedpnia, Bedford and.
S SSt e arrives At Pittsbnrgll at $40
a. M,. Baltimore at GOO PM, Pllilatlel-
pllia at $500 P. ~, New York at 1920 p.
Be. Cleveland at. {: 20 A. 4I.;a Toledo at
Chicago Mt HOO pm. - tiiI5
Both these trains make close connections at Cleve
land and Pittsburgh for the points Indicated above
also, Tor Erie. Dunkirk, buffalo and Niagara Falls
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. NJ and Es:I5 r. and
arrive at bridgeport at 600 p NJ and 6:25 A. 81
Lowe Pittsburgh atl:4o A. 81. and 1:40 P. ST. and
arrive at bridgeport at 6:25 A. NJ. and 6:20 p 81.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
any Otherroute.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the office No. 81 Water
street next door to Sprgg House, Wheeling, Va aud
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road aud its connexions
to the East, North, West and Northwest, at Office
No. Water street, with Freight Agenta Bridge
port Station R. IIAAiILToN. Agent,
JOHN CHAPMAN SssAit Agent, :,
in, MeCuLLoUGu.p President. ..s's 9F"ts' =.
Err MYERS, Cent Ticket Ag't. nox2s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07

J.B. FORD, Agent
W:P. SluFH. Master Of Transportation
Z Z. u CoLE, Gent Ticket Agent.5g z - noyas
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Or. Robert 81 Preble writes from Salem. n Y.12tb
Sept, 1883. that he has cured an inveterate case Of
DrOpSy, which threatened to terminate fatally nv
the persevering use of our SaFsaparilla and SIso n
dangerous attack of Malignant Brysipeias byIargs
doses of the same; says he cures the common ETup-
lions by 1t constantly. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07

ItTHE MOUTH IT. IN
ND SRALLOW ROTH
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1lichocelt, Goftre or Sealed Mex,

Zebulon Sloan, of Prospect, Texas. ..T,,rse
bottles of your Sarsaparilla cured me from GVtra
Ia hideous swelling on the neck, which Il had suf-
fered from over two years. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07
THE CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
oen lTTTI,c DnIfDI7,, mn ,r,I,

go MILES DOUBLE TRACK
"a =|slzs:Zs;l Ct
The Capacity Of this Road is now equal in the
-. = Country.
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% EDsI q ALL
SAlIF'O RD5S5
Liver In:V:iigOratOI.
NENER DERIIITlADER.

TITS cOAIpoUNDED FFNTIR RISYsPR6ST FGTIs
and has bacnlna an -
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

FOUNDED 1852 .cnAE7ERrD, 1853
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Freight contracts will be made atlowest rates to
to the East, North, West and Northwest at Office
No. 3TWater street, or with Freight gent at Bridge
port Station. R. HAMILToN. Agent,
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j. q. Orr 6 Co,

nAvE. JUST RECEIVED TIETR Fall. STOCK
III OF Books, Stationery, &c, and are prepared TO
sell as low can be bought In the city. Our stock
Of Hnvetopes, Blank Books Note, Letter and Cap
Paper g large and we'll assorted Also, large stock
of Sunday School Libraries, Present Books for the
old, young aud middle aged
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07
coNPouNDgD FRop .

COAPOuNDEDs FROM -
Pure Vegetable RrtrgctS; and PIT min CLASS "a
SES Air Tight, and viii Keep IN anv cIinaats
. The F5AALLLR 0A-E: 5fTEARTTG PILLS Ia
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Both these trains make close connections at Cleve.
land and Pittsburgh for the points indicated aboye;
also, Tor Erie Dunkirk, buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07

Lettc0TTa9G or Whites, Ovarian TtIHoT CleTine
liberation, Female DIssugsS.
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I s. 1nfto1yss Fire, Rose or Erysiptlos Tsttsr and
Sat RhessM, $cQEd Head, fiHglopra, Sore Eyes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07

Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the office No. 81 Water
street next door to spFgg House, Wheeling, VA aud
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07

1-Fare always as low and time as
quick as by any Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS .BYaPITTSBuRGIT
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.OAKIANp. Inl |. 8tll m.

e, Aeoas, Blaiiss, dHd oil ISSfa DiSeases.
OAKLAND. Ind, 9th June. 1850
Ann + Co. Gents: Itfeel It my duty to ac-
knoEledg what your Sarsa parilla has done for me-
Having inherited Scrofuous Infection / have suf.
Tered from y tnyarious ways for years Sometimes
It burst ont In Ulcers my hands and arms; some
times L turnel inward and distressed me at the
stomach. Two years ago It broke out on my head
and covered my scalp and ears with one sore which
was painful and loathsome beyond description.
tried many medicines and scveral physicians but
without much relief from nythng. In fact, the dis.
order grew worse At length was rejoieed to read
IN the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an
alternative arsa arillal for knew from your repu.
statton that anything you made must Ee good I
sent to Cincinnati and got It, ard used It tn cured
me- took 1t; as you advise, In small doses Of a
ateaspoonfnl over month"; and used almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin soon began 10 form
under the seabs which after a while fell ff.My
skin Is now clear and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone from my syttenl. You can well
believe that feel what am saying when tell you
that hold you to be of the apostles of the age
and remain ever gratefully, Yonrs,
ALFREDB.TALLEY.
81 1,.fhoayss Fire, Rose or Erysiptlos, 7sttsr and
Sat IRae'sm, Said Head, Rfngiporm, Sore Eyes,
DrlpEy..
Dr.. Robert II. Preble writes from Salem n " 18th
thnt ba- haSo
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JIM. MCCULLOUGH President. - = y ::
I. X. MYERS, Cent Ticket Ag't. nov2S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
b NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &

gM SLAVES.....SLAVES.. SLAVES. q
"a FIVE EXTRA LIKELY FAMILIES FOR SALEfSTI
NJ follows viz: NM
No l. PATSY, aged 30 years good plain cook,
washer and ironer and plantation seamsress;
2. An Infant, month old;
3. GEORGE, aged 10 years; One
4. HARRIET, aged II years / Family
5. Afford, aged 10 years
6. TAMER, aged 8 years;
7, ELLEN, aged years.
No. l. HENRIETTA, aged q years; good cook,
washer and ironer;
2. SARAH, Bged 10 years. one
3. JULIA, aged years; rahhiF,
4. ROBERT aged years.
No. l. ELF \, aged "A years No. cook. washerl
and ironer; One
2 GEORGE aged years; Family.
). LAURA, aged years
No |. LOUISE, aged 20 years creole speaks Freneh1
and English No. l seanlstress cutter and One
filter and anndress Family
.. FELICE, aged years
No. 1. REUBEN, aged 80 years No. house servant
and coachman; One
2 ELLEN, his wife, aged p years excellent Family
seamstress washer and ironer
All the slaves fully guaranteed and be CAR
street opposite the Varieties Theaier r. W. LONG
N B.-Aso, one No. Cooper No. Hair Dresser
Lady, Maid; and two extra likely House Girls.
JUS ct R. w L.
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No. 53 Nj Ann street.
WHEREAS, notwithstanding iiiIigeni

y Y LIZ TgtI' IT
III e Tic Of the following described landed
pfaper4s situated in hc seeand Draining Section which
been for The draining heedf, tat}eau
lny Tied and hombngatfh IN t iath Parrish Eofi
present the Third District Court Of New Orleans the i
Marth, lsa8.
The landed properties Designated tile plan said
rsinpany fellows, In.sgft
one SQUARE Of GROUND No. a2I bounded by Mura
Olympia. Canal ani Gnsamhoayc streets.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No 44st bounded Alex
AHftf Nnfat. Bienviie and Eastofhouse Streets,
ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE DE GROUND. No. SO
bounded BIZ David, Toulouse and ST Peter Streets If
property belonging heretofore tile of
feet font on Toulouse street. s. feet front Peter street
and asS a line dividing from property belonging
now or he elaFofe the nj John Mcl1enunsh
AN IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND. No. 200.
bounded John. Tunuue and St Peter streets,
running ST. Peter Toulouse Streets and dividing
property belonging heretofore q Norbert Yighie,
FISH, said ground measures 5ll inches 81 John
Peter
TfiIRFEKs LOTS OF GROUND, In square Ne 467 bound.
ed Ton9tse Patrick St Peter and BsfHad0Ite
10. No. fnlnins the Of ST. Patrick and
Streets having % feel fr St feter Street. by tD feet
6 ipet6s 81 fetrfek street
by Bnehes in depth between St Patrick and Berna
Los Nos IL H. IS &C. II Is 10 % q aud % hasing each
Taliuase street. between ST Patrick and HERNIA
dotfe streets. by i29 feet in hes In depth.
Of the above described
sapates of ground hereby notified that if they
Themselves the undersigned within twenty
squares will be proceeded against belonging
persons. in accordance with the It'll seetion of
the the New Orleans Draining Company
approved March u IeStat -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

REARD, PITTS s. GARDNER SMITH, AUG.
oneers and Appraisers No, 81 Common street. between
Camp and ST. Charles streets, Successors j. A. BEARD
CO. having possession of all the Books of Record of j. A.
Beard Co.. and j. A. Beard May and their valuable Books
of Plans containing the squares of The First Fourth Dis
icts of the City of New Orleans showing the various in
leans Delaeae Jefferson City, RickeTSie Boomingdaie
BurheYie Geenvle and Carrnlton will continue devote
their attention the Of Real Slaves Suggestions
and Port Warden Sales Euuseh Ill Furniture Bank other
patronage beretonre her ally tended To them.
JULIAN NEVILLE 81 CO., AUCTIoNEERs, APP
praers and General Agents for the sale of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden Succession
Sales, Cargoes, Stocks of Merchandise, etc.
Particular attention paid the purchasing and selling of
Plantations
nss> Office. No II Commercial Place. ia7 If
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McCEEREsREN, LANDRY s. CO.'S AUCTION

The Undersigned having secured the connections central
location At the Of St Charles md streets known
Masoic Hall have lifted up An Auction Mart
for the sale Of Real Estate Slaves Stocks Merchandise
The superior advantages of The location for the display pro-
perry and convenience Of purchasers need demonstration
SALE u ANS:
For Real Estate, Slaves Stoc-Tueays ana SATURDAYS
For Marchaudise-Mondays and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended at all times
Efficiency and dispatch may be relied matters placed
in Our charge
n23 u MnCMRREN LANDRY L CO
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M0T4CE-MR. FREDERIC Is, BRAND enters into my
~ employ his day md ols full power Of attorney
before James Graham Notary Pnbc this
JULIAN NEVILLE Apc,ioneer.
New Orleans, Jan. RI lEu las I'm
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HELMBoLD,s GENUINE PREPARATION

III
HEhM NR9Ts RTGHE for s Bladder RY
HELMBoLD's BU6HG fer the Dropsy'
BSSS !G.s Ct asP Vision
HELMBoLD,s BgGIIu for Weak Nerves,
HE EMo h RTGS fs for e,Ssrl, pfsy
ELMRoLps HHeHT for Hor fer, q b i5'ssaF
HEIMBoI.D,s BuCaU for WaEernlness
HELMBoED,s BucHu for Dryness Of Skin
P H1sHg to- F Fs%P n the Back
fs ns SFR with
afgjlsa rP4 HSsf Sssis'y
erection and all diseases of
FEMAL Lf;s' fEG1 ai.f;s fE ;iss
T TAKE Ne Ne M9RE Fills FILLS,
THEY ARE ARE OF OF No No A ,y,IE
Use HEIMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUcrU for all complaints
incident 10 the
No Family Should be without 1t!
TAKE No MORE BAISAM Injurious and Unpleasant
af s f. paG1ssn! s9a psgF1BGas ss o os .
from habits induiged in
BY Young and Old,
And for diseases an from ms bits, Of DspaIen II
o a TO q and Purity Wi restore tue r'en' in
Use MELMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUoHu for Diseases and
U.s. HEIaBofD's EXTRACT BuoHu for all Affections
,.. Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
From Whatever originating, and no matter of
How Long Standing.
All diseases and symptoms the same treat
ment and may originate from the same
Read! Read! Read! Read!
HEIMBoLDs BuCHu Is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor, hut immediate in its action
eisis % s I'll ely u
doc 1hat his contains no Narcotic Mer
ehfs, OF injurious drug bat are purely Negenhe
II y HElMnoLB Sole manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before ne s 2sd da of November
Price 81 per bottle six So delivered 10 ANY address
Trial Costs but DolIa,-Try 1T,
and be convinced of IFS efficacy. AMI accompanied by re-
liable and responsible certificates from Professors OF Nei,a
Prepared by II. 7. IfEIsBoLD
Practical and Analytical Chemist
lol South Tenth street, below Chestnut
NECESSARY eaurIoS-shonl uuprineird l' peSpls
10 naim off another article which pays better probt aid
worthless. - ' F ''' -
Ask FOR HELMBoI.n's ExTR ACT BUcuu.
TAKE No OTHER r#~
CURES GUARANTEED H."
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT < Co,
"a and Isl Charities street
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS
CUT THIS ouT-sENp OR CALL FOR in.
iasl y AND AyoIp EXPOSURE AMI IMPOSITION.
JAMES 4 LIE BRETON,
CIVIL ENGINEERS SURVEYORS
Archff
Successors 10 J. K DUNCAN L co.-oifce, No y Com.
mefeial Place ja26 en-
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SOUTHERN F1KE-pRooF ROOFING co

NOUTHENN FIKE-PROOF ROOFING co
Letters patent from the United States having een granted
on the 23l day Of March, 1855 for Composition known us the
"SOuthcrn Fire-Proof RoofinE,"
being superior any patenedcheape by at least per
cent. than any other Roofing
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Countless Parishes States anil Territories on very LIBERAL
terms
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing Cotton Gins Sugar Houses Ware
houses Railroad pepots, Mills City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats, etc. etc.
R8-In all instances onr work is fully guaranteed.
Our Roofing material is put Zip in barrels and can be Skinned
to persons in the country elsewhere those wishing 10 use
it, with printed directions by which they enabled TO apply ii
with perfect success.
Parties by addressing obtain Circular and Direc
ons and receive any further information they may be pleased
ask.
a7FOhice 81 st. Charles street New Orleans d27 tfW
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STRAyV AND LEGHORN GOODS 50 CASES
p stray md leghorn Goods VI The most fashionable styles
md for lib
eral terms, by j, Il VALENTINE 4 CO.
ia2s St 81 Common street.
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, %, Dudley Lodge No. Sc, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Communications of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
BRDAi EVENING at o'clock, in their Lodge Room tho
GRAND LODGE. Masonic Hail. of ST. Charles and
Peido Streets Members of the Craft fraefnay invited
to attend.
0fFIcERs-Wm. H. Stewart W. NJ. ; Edwin Marks, s W.
J. H. liennson j. W. Ihaddels D. Naniiorn, Treasurer S.
l Outlet seefetay R. L. Moore, S. d. Henry f. Robinson
j. D.. Jos Ghliet. TYLER al ly
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Receiver Of the \. o Draining taapail;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
A TTEspu que n,aigre dies rseherehes dill

BUREAU Dr REcEvErR DE IA CoppAGRIE
De Dtsseehement de Ia NanveIle Orleans,
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m GRAND FANCY DRESS, REGA- "a
IN LA AND MASKED BALL, IN
Or ssa2A
Howard Lodge No. Ii, I. o. o. f.,
WIN be given


ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY sru. 1861.
MANAGERS:
|. A. Rendixen, +. MITCHELL
y r lytie, A. Rodgers,
IL Stewart, 81. Newman,
Il H. shpiweli. 81 r. Weed
eJos MaaHer, L. Schmidt.
H. MIieheili 4. Mcfarland
al ttEeenWail, VIM. Davis
dos. Ilenswith T. NahIon
NJ sefnt FL. Reed,
j G.. Norton AZ Samson.
aFtadf Managers.
Application for IAies Tickets tie Secretary,
2a rehonpitnnas ie abo4s Managers
The lgiHsiun Committee Will Tuesdays and Thursdays,
I'm The Ledge Roam
Lady will admitted rithnn Invitation having been
approved by HE Committee md invitation will be issued
AfieF fussfsys TIN 7fa February.
Ladies' MID beFe4uifed .nalas in the Reception Room be-
fose admission
teptenans Tickets had Of the Managers the
Once 81 he Baipeaa The naht n the Bali iaS SEES
H. MADAME DeHAEsss DANCING AGAB-
I'm ls 23 Rafohaa street, between Gtt0d and Jpla
yaRsss stteets
sSIEa The Ladies Orleans respectfully informed
.sat the above Academy is open where all tae
Iaiesaonday Wednesday and Friday. from i01s 10 la1s
eharsa-fasdas. THURSDAY and Saturday, from III u IL
r. NJ. = ~
Private Tuesday, Thursday Saturday, from lo,
0 Sc. - -
TERMS: LADIES' s0 per moath Gilaen S. payable in M
vance TwelSe lessons in The ianalh.
~ s Gun ne seen 81 sE Academy any day fqrl lO
to- and ~ 70 * n2t 5naS
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"a y -
ADJUSTMENTS.


SSFAJ4DENG IL ROGERS,
MUsEUM AND AMPHTTHEATER.
y. Charles n, near Commercial Place.
afALDING ROGERS TWO cIRCUssEs.
Last Night but 4 Or the cireas season.
Benefit q Me+ms. August nd FRANCOIS ssKaersr
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Febsnary Il =1.8s,
sffi Vi sTST Iss III
oyHh ha e o III ~ ~ i5 TM
III Is ass sss ~ q
an a, sd go, w appear in conjunction viii iii
rs. Admission, % eents coiered Caller. 4, csa,.
ofen, % cents to mid day performances. ehi-
The MUSEUM admission Is ess.., i.
SsEasa e psssT M ES F
VARIETIES THEATER, GgAyIER STREET
Lessee and Manage Mr. JOIN OWES
s Asss Ms aassssr Il L J. w asi.ex
Eighticth Night of Re Season.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Feb. /, 1sss.
void andgamss so TKSa enIsd 0a be r
t. a, T Lord Daadsar NJ sossa
Thompson Mary assdh as sara a
ehessinfgton, Mrs w A. charmaa.
fo 1t win constitute the whole evening entertainment
melce at I O'Clock precisely. e - ~
Box Office open for securing Private Boxes and Chair.
.IieI--------- ". B. cHIPPENDALF, Treasurer.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-sT. CHARLES ST
Mr.. DE BAR ........ Lessee and Manager
'ir Acting Manager
GREAT SUCCESS OF MR: JAMES ANDERSON AND
MISS A. ELSWORTHY.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Feb. /. 1850.
Second and last right of The tragedy of THE RogBEPs
Charles peMoar Dir las. AHetat Amelia ElswortIT
Fffs night of the eonedea f,fH lTEIsiF o..
GFiths Mr. j. H. Jack; Julia with songs Miss l.. Honey
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Ilress Circle ard Paro,e+.e tx
Boxes each 81. 'f - t itis"te
Doors open at gu o'clock the Performance TO commence at
Box ONCE open from 10 A. u tillsP NJ
Eel
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knights Iempars and Arpentan Orders No /, the
THIRD FRIDAY Of every month the Hall Of Perseverance,
Lodge Of ST. Claude and Durnaine streets, First
District go
orri4sGs-J Il Holland, r.; Commander; F. H. Knapp,
Genefal o. j. Daunela Captain General Auenste Bruue
PreHe Juan Jose Rico, Senior Warden William Trelford
Junior Warden NJ A. Cologne Treasurer Francois Meleur
Recorder Michel Meleur STANDARD Bearer Buua Lucas
Sword BeaFefi j. Harvey, Warden Jean Beney Sentinel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY,
New Orleans. Oct. II, 1853. !
fF~TO Let-The eligible Offices over the new
banking house oil this institution Possession given Immediately
OF hm A. II. KERNTOE Cashier.
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oFFIoE or sQvrLIEey PAcIrlc RAILeoAp CoxrAN,

nEPublfc Library-As 1t does not seem to
be generally understood that the Library the Mechanics
stitne open all CHARGE the Committee this
method of advising the public OF tile fact
The Library Rooms in the Institute Dryades street.
between Common and Canal open o'clock A.
NJ. TO O'Clock r. NJ. CfIAS. P0TTH0FF,
MS 3m Chairman Of the Library Committee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

z
Fellows Hall, First District y
OrF1eEHs'I, H. Holland, t. m, u. NJ. Thomas Bell,
H. ~. g. NJ, +. !. NicUlein, IN. e.. If the W..
BrlS DC Lucas ToastrsF + D LTEeRee, Recorder; Juan
dnctor Lhas Baebe Tylnr Peter Monaon Sentinel
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-07-07
HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY,

The undersigned having usel Professor HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES In our families
dence in their gcnuincncss purity, and efficacy, cheeriuly
recommend them TO all persons who wish to have safe
fable ami cncacious remedies ut hand for private ao
nestle use ,s, =,
pendent" Auburn, N ". the Rev. y. u. Cressey pD,
Rector Of St Peters Church. Auburn, n. " the Rev b. l.
Ives Chaplain Of the Auburn state prsoni tie Rev.
snetccr VI Rice, Rector, New Bedford, Mass the Rev.
Alien steele New.York Conference the Rev. Samuel
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A NEwsMETHoD OF GRAFTING,-A
correspondent describes method of graft
ing common in Tennessee that may be
worth knowing in other localities, and
which he says is not described in any fruit
book he has read. 1t is described as fol.
lows:
a long smooth shoot or limb is selected,
cut from the tree, and a sharp iron wedge
driven through the limb, every four or
five inches. Upon Withdrawing the wedge,
the graft is inserted, allowing the shaved
end to extend and inch or SO through, so
that when graft had been inserted in
every split, the limb looked like long
stick, with the gratis extending from it
at right angles, shoot of.four feet having
about twelve gratis. This stick Or limb
was then buried in the ground, the tops
of the gratis only being allowed to come
above the surface. During the past year
the gratis took root, and grew from twelve
to thirty-six inches. The next fall the
limb was taken up and sawed apart, be-
teen the gratis and the trees grew and
throvc well. 1t is certainly very cheap
and economical stock for grating.